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' J HE OKEGONT SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1920. 1MB T NT; &3 CD' O m ': Holiday Week Is To Be Gayest of Present Season By Helen Hutenlnon HOLIDAY festivities are In full sway and this week promises to be one of the gayest of the season; in fact In many seasons. A dance of no small pre tentions is scheduled for every evening f the week and the number of dinner parties and other functions planned for New Tear's eve is greater than it has been In several years. I In. addition to the frivolities planned, many of them for the entertainment of college folk home for the holidays, the Portland Drama leagrue will come in 'for Its share of attention and the Little theatre will be open every evening. The program includes a matinee for Saturday afternoon designed to "furnish holiday enlivenment for young: people of whatever axe." , Waverley Country club will hold Its annual open house Kew Year's day, serving a collation from 2 to 6 o'clock, '" and the University club will give Its an nual dinner dance New Year's eve. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. von Klein Smid of the University of Arl ' Bona, who were visitors here last sum mer at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Fletch er Linn, will be Interested to know that they have arrived at New Orleans after a three month! trip to the Canal Zone, Ecuador. Peru- and Chile. During; their Journey they were special guests of the Universities of Guayaquil. Quito, Lima, : Santiago and Valparaiso. The Unl- versity of San Marcus at Lima, Peru, conferred a degree upon Dr. von Klein Smid from the School of Philosophy and Letters, with a ceremony full of pomp anj beauty. From all these South American republics the courtesy shown these visitors was most flatter ing. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Burns were hosts for a family party at their home In North Nineteenth 'Street Christmas eve. Their guests included about 85 of the members of the family with their children. A Christmas tree was a feature of the evening, i Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kelthley and lit tle son, Edgar ' Jr., are visitors from Battle at the home of Mrs. Keithley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollln Caughey, In Laurelhurst. They will remain in the city through the Christmas holidays. After Christmas Event Is to Be Pi Beta Dance AN event of the after-Christmas holi days is the dance given by PI Beta Phi, at Laurelhurst club. Wednesday eve ning. All college folk are invited to be present. Among the patronesses for the occasion will be Mrs. F. L. Knight, Mrs. Fletcher Linn, Mrs. John Claire Mon teith, Mrs. Gus C. Meser, Mrs. F. C Knapp. Mrs. L. E. Stelnmets, Mrs. Bur ton Beck and Mrs, Dean Vincent Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kollock were hosts for a dinner party at the Univer sity club Wednesday evening, honoring Miss Elisabeth Huber and her, fiance, CUft Cornwall of Shorthills,. N. J., who Is the guest of Oskar Huber through the holidays. Covers were placed for Miss Huber. Mr. Cornwall, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt H. Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Holt W. Cook- Ingham, Miss Nadine Caswell. Page . Shindler. Mr. and Mrs. Jack White and the hosts. Following the dinner the early evening hours wers spnt Infor "znally and the party attended the sup per dance at the Arcadian Garden. Mrs. Fred H. Green will be hostess for a dance Monday evening at her home in St Clair street The affair will be preceded by numerous dinner parties- at the homes of her guests, among them Mr: and Mrs. C. Edward Grelle will entertain. - Mr. and s Mrs. Arthur Murray Sherwood will also be dinner hosts, and several other similar affairs will be gives. Including ,a Dutch ; treat dinner at the University dab. v . . - ; ,--. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moller of Hood River are spending the week end with Mrs. Mailer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Oberteuff er, at the Wilmar apart ments. ' ( . Mrs. Harold Dekum Gill was hostess for a bridge party Monday afternoon when she entertained guests to make up three tables of bridge A : . , ; V v- - w ' 1 I " ' s-i t"-',''- I 'W'J I ' ' " I $ Y " 1 h -1 I ''V'.v., ,,? I ' t "'- . S . ' fe- Y- - ; - 1 1 - V J - 1 MRS. E. H. KELLER, a charming Irvington matron, who was hostess with Mrs. Percy Allen for a dinner dance at , the Benson hotel. The affair was given on the birthday anniversaries of their husbands. I i -l I I j : ' mn.f 1 I . , . , ' - '-s v ; , j pi 'tC I , 1. t . JrJ-.-J. ...... - i . . r Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Bridge Stirring Interest MUCH Interest Is being taken in the benefit bridge tea for which the Portland Alumnae chapter of Gamma Phi Beta will be hostess on Friday aft ernoon. December II, at the home of Miss Elisabeth Wiggins. 7S7 Clackamas street Already reservations have been made for 15 tables of bridge, and during the tea hour, from 4 to 5 o'clock, a large number of women prominent in educa tional circles will calL Receiving the guests will be : Ilia: Hamilton Weir. Mix Bettrfea Tr-k, Visa Elizabeth WlrgiM and Miss Eloia WhlU, anirted by Mr. Pat II. Allen, Mrs. Uooreo N. West and Mra. Carolina B. Cnander. PrMidinf otkC tha baa. tViW will tu. Vf ur T n-i j " ' " wv oam. v iaui "d Mrs. 8. F. Wilson, inttd by Mrs. Charles ' aiiir-i .in, ljenoro fliunnv, Mim Mar SneHU Gr.Tna and Htw Kathnina WOion. The affair Is planned as a benefit for the charity fund of the chapter, which is actively Interested in several organ izations. The committee In charge of the tea 'Includes : . Mr. Gwr If. Vt, ohainnan; Mrs. Oarlos C. Qow, Mra. Pat H. Alleii. Mra, tyl O. Fear. Mr. Chariw E. Petbenn, Mra. Harold E. WhMter and Miaa Leaora BLaesins. Oskar Huber was host for a family dinner party Christmas day which as sembled the various members of the family, including Mr. and Mrs.- Kurt H. ?1Sr,"Mr- and Mrs- HoU Cooklngham. Clift Cornwall of ShorthiUs. N. and Miss Elisabeth Huber. t Numerous reservations are being made for the dinner dance to bt, given New IT ,ve at 1120 University club. The affair Is an annual event and Will be wen attended this year, from present In dications. : Mrs. W. W. Cotton left the city last week and will spend the Christmas holi days In the East Mr. and Mra frmiijvn n . ... have returned from a brief trip to New College Ball Is To Be Big Event OfHolidayWeek THE college ball, an annual event of Christmas . week, anticipated each year by the members of college circles, promises to be a delightful affair of Tuesday evening, in the Multnomah ho- tel. The dance is sponsored by the Woman's League of the University of Oregon, which has engaged the entire mezzanine floor and two splendid orches tras for the pleasure of the guests. A i number of dinner parties have been planned to precede the dance, which should be even more successful than that of last season, Uhich was voted one of the most enjoyable parties of the holiday week. The valious committees report that everything is In readiness to give the Oregon students and alumni, as .well as the students and alumni from other institutions, and the upperclassmen from the high schools, a delightful evening. The patrons and patronesses for the college ball include : GoTernor and Mrs. Oleott. Mayor and Mr. Baker. Pmident and Mr. P. L.. Campbell, t're.uuent and Mrs. v. H. Jxerr, Dean and Mr. John Straub, Deaa Elizabeth Fox, Dean Mary Kawcett, Dean Bertha K. Young. MiM Gertrude Talbot, MX. and Mrs. Homer C. AngeU, Mr. and Mri C G. Colt. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Conmell. Mr. and Mra. Elliot U. Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Evan. Mr. and Mrs. For rest S. Fuher, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Gri inger, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Habersham, Mr. and Mra. George Mcleod, Mr. and Mrs. Llyod L Mailt, Mr. and Mra. Eilia F. Iwrence. Mr. and Mra. D. P. Irrine, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Irrtne, Mr. and Mrs W L. Thompson, Ir and Mrs. Geort Rebec, Ir. and Mrs. Harry Beat Torrey, iir. and Mrs. f nu Mecschan, and Mevumea Solomon Hirjch. Pat H. Allen, Roy T. Bishop, Burton Beck, Caroline Benson Cnander, O. M. Clark. Ashley Ely. R. R. Giltner, Amos Benson, G. W. Gearhart, Joseph A. HiU, Hopkins. John A. KeaUng. W. S. Kirknatriok, Fletcher Linn. John Leach, John leader, Jnlius Louinon, George W. McMath, John Claire Monteith, E. B. London, Esther Alien Jobe,' Henry W. Metia-er. Edgar B. Piper, E. 8. Parsons, George Hoxman. Jojeiih Rothschild. D. M. Watson. I-awrence K. Wheeler, C. E. Bnnyon, Lawrence J iseiung, i. Steele, w. H. 1 nomas, it. A. N itchy and Misses GenerieTe Thompson, Frances Gill, Beatrice Locke, Louise Gray, Lotta Hollo peter, Pearl Horner, Jean McLeod, ' Gwladyi Bow en, Agnea Beach, Catherine Bnrnside. Louiaa Bruie, I'olly Kerr. Dorothy Duniway, Ryland, Esther Maegley, Ixmise Manning and Eric V. Uauier and ir. Richard Dulehunt. An Interesting visitor' in the city this week will be Tracy Kittredge who Is the neohew of Miss Edna Groves and who haB recently been a member of tha fao-1 ulty of the war college at Washington, D. C Mr. Klttredga was abroad with the Belgian relief commission under Herbert Hoover during the war and was later' attached ,to the staff of Admiral Sims. He is now representing the In ternational Red Cross society of East ern Europe. : He will arrive in the city 1 Wednesday on his way north from Berkeley, Cal., where he has been visit ing his parents, ' - - Mrs. Stella Frohman will be hostess for a house party at Gearhart over the New Tear week end. Her guests will Include Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Biddle, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wheeler, Miss Bess Lyon of San Francisco, Miss Ma rion Howe, Miss Katherine Holbrook, Fred Swigert, Ernest Swigert, Hans Frohman and Lyle Brown. . . Miss Dorp thy Shea will be hostess for a dance at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John F. Shea, Tuesday evening, honoring the members of the younger set Do you , know there are over 3500 successful Marinello shops in this c o u n try? Sufficient proof of the excellence of the Marinello System . of beauty culture. Phoae Marshall IS07 for Appointment i-4 BROADWAY BLDG. - Fresh emf dw, Morrison at. Bet. . i a a . a FrederickWarde Is Entertained ByF.V.Holman FREDERICK V. HOLMAN was host Saturday evening. December 18, at the Arlington club at a dinner for Fred- erick Warde, Shakespearean actor ana scholar and a personal friend of Mr. Holman. Covers were placed for 10 guests: Mr. Warde, Franklin T. Grif fith, Dr. A. E. Rockey. Frederick W. Mulkey. Hugh Hume. Whitney L. Boise. I. J- Vantlne. Richard C Hart George F. Holman and the host The" gathering recalled a dinner given by Mr. Holmaa in March. 1896. for Mr. wards ano to which Mr. Ward devotes SO pages In his book on his experiences in the world of make believe. At that dinner there were 12 guests of whom but two remain, the host and the honor guest The Laurelhurst club tnen's unit save a live fowl card party Tuesday evening, with the entire men's unit acting as hosts. Nearly 200 persons turned out on the .stormy night Bridge and five hun dred was played. At bridge Mrs. H. P. Cloyes captvred the turkey. W. H. Ballr'n second high was rewarded with a goose. One half of the "winning high score drew a chicken, -which was won by Mrs. Max Smith. In five hundred, F. W. Wenger carried off the turkey, Mra F. S. Fields the goose and R. B. Wanless the chicken. The door prize, another chicken, - was won by F. I Stoeckle. v s ' . . Miss Elizabeth Huber was hostess for an informal supper dance Tuesday eve ning, honoring her fiance, Clift Cornwall of Shorthills, N. J., who is a visitor in the -city. Monday evening Miss Huber and, Mr. Cornwall were entertained at a dinner for. which Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Thompson were hosts. Several other affairs have been planned for their pleas ure during the holidays. One of the delightful functions of the week was the supper dance given Thurs day evening for which Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Sharp were hosts, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hemingway, who have recently come to Portland to make their home. Special guests of honor were Mrs. Henry K. Field, mother of Mrs. Sharp, 'and Charles K. Field of San Francisco. One of the interesting -events of this week will be the informal dance to be given by the Beta Pi chapter, Oregon Agricultural college, of the Sigma Chi fraternity Tuesday evening In the as sembly room of the Portland hotel. A similar dance Was- held during the Thanksgiving vacation and was a de lightful occasion. Mrs. R. W- Blackwood of Los Angeles is a visitor In the city following a year's absence in Los Angeles, where she has been with the Metro Film company, known as Peggy Blackwood. She has been unusually successful in her work In moving pfctures. She is stopping at the Seward hotel. Miss Maurfne Ballard was hostess re cently at a bridal shower at her home honoring Miss Myirguerita Low. .The af fair was planned as a surprise and luncheon was served with kewpies and candles as decorations. An enjoyable evening was spent Miss Gertrude Talbot, head resident of Hendricks hall at the University ' of Oregon, is spending the Christmas holi days In the city with hen brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Web ster Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Ersklne Wood are ex pected to return to the city following an extended visit tn the East and will arrive In the city early In January. They are making -the return trip by way of the' Panama canal. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beebe were hosts for their Christmas dinner Christmas day, entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Kenne Beebe and their children, General and Charles F. Beebe and Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald E. Beebe. Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Beebe were hosts for an informal dinner last Wednesday, honoring Mr. and "Mrs. Al fred Peters of Hood River and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pooley, who Were in the Altv fmf a nlA.t tlM. Miss Edna L. Collins and her brother, Dean Collins, and daughter Margaret will occupy the home of Mr. and Mra. T. J. B. Nicholson in College street, dur ing Mrs. Nicholson's absence abroad. "., Dr. and Mrs. James C. Zan were hosts for a dance Christmas night as is their custom each year. The affair assembled the members of their family and a num ber of additional friends. . Mrs; Henry Green Reed was hostess for a delightful tea Tuesday honoring Mrs. Charles T. Don worth and Mrs. Reade M. Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. '.J. P. O'Brien Were hosts for one of the family parties which assembled about a dozen members of the family Christmas day. Major 3. Francis Drake and officers of the Oregon National Guard will be hosts for a dance to be gtven Monday evening at the -Armory In honor of the girls of Community Service. a Mra Lee Hoffman was hostess for her annual Christmas breakfast and the oc casion was a delightful one. , Resolve ' 1 Now to have a j Norman-Tailored jj a Suit early, in u the year of jj 1921. fj TAILORS TO mtH AND k-'Vvf WOM1N i I ' Woethwuum an lta. MRS. ERIC V. HAUSER (Marjorie Davison) of St. Paul, 'who has recently come to Portland to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Hauser are domiciled at the Multnomah hotel for the present. BavtsorL Engagement of Miss Peacock Is Told at Party MISS ELIZABETH PEACOCK was hostess for a smart tea T!.iursd,oy afternoon at her home In Lovejoy street when she announced her engagement .to j George Allen Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mra George Lawrence Jr For the oc casion about . 30 of the younger maids and matrons called. At the tea hour In the dining room Mrs.' Edward -A. Thomp son and Mrs. Willis S. Ashley presided at the table. They were assisted in serving by Mrs. Arthur Trumbull Bro-n and Miss VOna Guthrie. Miss Pea cock, who is the daughter of Mr. wid Mrs. W. .B. Peacock, is a member of the Junior league ,and has been actively associated with the philanthropic work of that organization. She was grudu ated from Portland academy, and from Wellesley college. Mr. Lawrence is also a member of a prominent family of tha city. He attended Portland academy and was graduated from Princeton un' versity. No definite date has been set for the wedding. Members of the , younger school set will enjoy a delightful dancing party Wednesday evening in the assembly room of the Hotel Portland, the hostesses on this occasion being the Misses Dorothy Barnett, Myra Mc Carthy, Dorothy McClellan, Irene Cook, Evelyn Parshall and Marjorie Warren. About 75 young people will enjoy the evening. - Judge and Mrs. Charles E. Wolvertoh have as their house guest for, the Christ mas - holidays, their nephew, . Harold Wolverton Powell of California, who is a student at Oregon Agricultural college. , . a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koehler received their friends Informally Christmas eve at their home in North Nineteenth street. Start the New Year with a Suita ble Ca lendar - You surely have had a calendar in mind for the new year one that will more than merely tell you dates. You will find exactly the one you've been thinking about here in our splendid assortment. Volland 52-page' calendars of salads, dinners, desserts or sandwiches, most artistically illustrated. Each 75 Marion Harlan Recipe Calendars useful, artistic and necessary. Each 75 Barse-Hopkins &2-page book calendars of selected quo tations, "Golden- Thought," "Brighter Side," "House hold Gems of Thought," "New Thought," "'Mother's," Dad's," etc. Each.. .... ... . . . . ...... ..... . . . . .75 The Roosevelt Calendar quotations from this great American. Each . . . . . . . ; . .......... .... 75 Art and "Novelty Calendars oi all kinds 15 to 7i 'Business Maxims. A fine calendar for the business man. Each.. . ... . . . .. ... .................. .35 Besides many, many other beautiful calendars, there is a most complete and artistic assortment of , New Year Greeting Card on the second floor. Make your selections early. The J. K. GILL CO. Third and Alder Streets l:i YW-' I!? r III : ; ..if , .M: t si lsi:-jl Li a - Much Interest Is Displayed in Sorority Dance SOCIAL and educational circles are es pecially interested in the holiday benefit -dance which Portland alumnae of Chi Omega will give Monday night at the Hotel Multnomah. The under nourished children of Ladd school will be benefited, for funds raised will go to the sororlty'Siinllk station fund. Miss Virginia Giles is chairman of the milk station' committee and has been busy with charts and weighing of the chil dren. Milk will be dispensed to 'the little ones at the recess hour, begin ning with the first week of school in January. Patronesses for the party are : . Mesdamw W. C. Alrord, J. N. Teal, Wil liam It. Wheeiwriebt, Luciu Allen Lewis, A. A Morriaon. Cameron fkiuires. tiuy Talbot. Hrnry Ladd Oorbett Georee tierlineer," David SUindler, J. Hhorman. O Gorman, franc Mart, O. A. Lyman. Guy Strohm, J. J. Kerr of Ore gon Agricultural college.. K. C. Grelle, Thomaa 1. Huneyman, J. 3. AinsworUi. Urge C. W. Ixjw. P. L. Campbell of th UniTersity of Orrron. Raymond B. Wilcox, Maurice cram packer, Joeih K. Wiley, Fred L. Warren. An toine G. Labbe, Ferdinand C. Smith, William MdcMai-tef, . lUchard Wiider. Robert V. Htan fifld, Arthur M. Sherwood, Kenneth Beebe, Guy M. Standifer, Mary Scarborcugh. Major and Mrs. John Cabeen Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sharp were hosts for the family dinner party of the A. A. Morrison family at their home at Rivera Christmas day. . Miss Helen Ransom has returned from the East where she has been attending school and will spend the Christmas holi days with her mother. Mrs. Etna Kan som, at Alexandra Court. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Davis, Jr., wlU be hosts for an informal reception New Year's day at their home. This affair la an annual event. Fraternity Will Be.Guests of r at Party ACTIVE members of. Kappa Kappa Gamma will be ruesta of honor at a "f tunt Party to be given at Laurelhurst club Wednesday afternoon by alumnae of the .fraternity. The program of the afternoon will include music and a num ber of interesting- features and wlU begin at I :S0 o'clock. The committee tn chartre of arrangements Includes Mrs. L. M. Jef fer. Mrs. Will Jonea Mra A An Tumi. Miss Marie Williams, Miss Miriam Reed. Kappas rrom Washington. Oregon and California or any other sojourning mem bers of the organization, are urged to be present for the affair. Announcement is made of the engage ment of Miss Belle Simon to A. L. Paul. The news waaJtold at an Informal tea for which the bride-elect was 'hostess at her home in GUaan straet rrM ft or. "noon. Betrothal cards tied to dainty old fashioned bouquets were distributed to theue6ta by Elaine Masonek and Evelvn Simon. The tea via p-lvn natan. sibly to honor Miss Dorothy Simon. whoJ is a siuaem at me university of Wash ington and who is In the city for the hol idaya Mr. and Mra Ben Simon will be hosta for a reception at their home, 766 Glisan street, honoring their daughter and her fiance, January 2. Mm. Raymond Faulkner entertained with a luncheon at her home Friday at the Park apartments In honor of - Mrs. Sophie Barrette of New Tork city, who is spending; the winter In -Portland. The invitation list included Mrs. Sophie Bar rett, Mrs. IL K. Finch, Mrs. F. J. Wol fender, Mrs. Charles Olsen, Mrs. W, H. Sterner, Mrs. F. Q. Qrosseas, Miss Vera Wolfenden. Mra Eloise Apperson entertained her famllywtth a dinner at the Portland ho tel Christmas day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Apperson, Mr. and Mra E. C. Apperson, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harrington, Miss Elva Apperson, Mr. and Mrs, Nor wood C. Apperson, Miss Mildred Apper son, Donald Apperson and Mrs. E. D. Fellows. Alpha Gamma chapter of Kappa Alpha Pi national fraternity, will hold Its an nual ball at Irvington club Wednesday evening at S :45 o'clock. Patrons and patronesses include Mr. an$ Mrs. I A. Brandes. Mr. and Mrs. T.' W. Nordby and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Larimore. - Mr. and Mrs. IL R. Blauvelt gave a large dinner dance at their home in Irv ington Wednesday night for 25 couples. An old-fashioned ijcChnstmas tree party followed the dinner dance and the af fair will long- be remembered by those who were guests. Miss Margaret Thomas is a visitor In the city at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, O. H. Thomas, in East Morrison street. She has been attend' Ing school at the University of Califor nla during the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Towers Imiey of Reedville, announce the arrival of a daughter December 7. Mrs. Imlay was formerly Miss Gertrude Haskell of this city. r . .. a Mrs. Joseph Thebaud left Portland Thursday for New York to be absent from the city several weeks. She has been making her home at- Alexandra Court. . Mr. and Mra Charles Bliss Preston were hosts for a dinner of 14 covers at their: home in Irvington Christmas day. . Mr. and Mrs. John PHIman have taken apartments at Alexandra Court for the winter. See Our Dollar .fte i Holiday 9 For mother planning for the new baby. s . j- ' Nine Complete Finished Will m? n!rrt all readv to $40 markably low price we won't be surprised; to see them all go out on Monday. Everything Baby needs is included, from the finest little dress to the pins for the diapers. Why 1 The hand-embroidered dress and tw) hand- $13.75. $40 is less than these layettes actually cost us, but most of our business is ettes, so out they go ! And, too, there will be - u. , ' " ' ' ; i . - . i- 5 Ready to Finish Layettes at $30 For mothers who want - garments with their own is the finest ever made. Tust like layette above, This layette sold ordinarily for a full half more than $30. There are just five of them. j Aa-, f 388 MORRISON, Schoolchildren. Give Plays for Irvington Club ... - MEMBERS of Irvington club were fhighly entertained Thursday evening at the presentation of a program f un usual Interest at their clubhouse under the auspices of the Irvington school. Muslo was furnished by the school or chestra and a French play .was presented by pupils of the school under the direc tion or Madam A. Bremgan, The play chosen was an" adaptation in French, ef a drama entitled "Joan of Arc," Uio cast for which included IS children rang ng in 0fl frrtffl S tn 1 i .nH U'lin n u l 1 In warlike accoutrements of the period." A Japanese playlet presented ' in Erglirh, unuor uie direction oi lura unaries . Chamberlain by the mtmbers of -h.M" Sunday school class frorn Wes'.m nster Presbyterian church, was also a pretty feature. : A group of pupils was ."elected from classes of1 the Irvington school and under the direction of M!sa VI Dodge they sang Christmas carola. M!a Miller o the Central library eaf if Id reneroslty of J. L. Bowman, m membor uiv uauV nsaas I Dnll9iW(g WI I 9 freshments served to the children as a surprise, mo mKmare ot miss taim K.ira- patrick and Robert Lewis Archibald was solemnlxed December 22 at the home of the- bride's' parents, Mr. and Mra E. R,., . Klrkpatrlck, in East Thirty-fifth street. the Rev. W. H. Nugent officiating. Miss Hatel Hardie sang "Oh Promise Me. accompanied by Miss Ald erman. Preceded by lfttle Greta Kirkpatrick, neice of the bride, the counln ntrred tha room misitloiirloil The wedding march was played by Miss Pauline ' Alderman. The bride was gowned In ivory satin draped With Dutchess lace. Her veil was held in place by orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of- bride roses. At tha wed ding reception Miss Olivia HalHnRby and Miss Marlon Crowe cut tha ices. Assisting, about the rooms were the Mlo.an A ., la-.....! Xtll.l 1 TT..1 verson, Genevieve Klrkpatrlck and Freda Maseman. They will take, a trip to the Sound, and wtyl be at home at the 1'ortnomah apartments. , . ....... Among those w-ho have engaged boxes for the concert to be given Wednesday evening by Arthur Mlddleton, bass bari tone oi tne Aieiroponian opera ai uie Heilig theatre are : Mr. and Mr.. William D. Wtieelwrisbt. Dr. It. C. Coffer, Dr. and Ur. I'harlta Kdwin Saara, Abbey Whitmide, Mr. William R)d. Mr, and Mrs. James S. Vann, Mr. and Mm. Eanery Olra Ktoad. Mr. and Mra. John Ilpca, Mm. Warren R. Tbomaa, May IVarhorn Schwab Mr. and Mra. Folfer Jobnaon aud Mr. and Mra. Robert! M. C w.m DwUH - t - Many Portland folk will hbe Interested In the program of Chriutmas carols and music to be given this afternoon at The Auditorium by the Portland Symphony orchestra. The program will be . do lightful following for the; "day-aftvr Christmas" dinner. V V . Mr. and Mrs. William IL Walton. Halsey, Or., celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Christmas day. Twenty-five relatives aid neighbors sat down to a bountiful ; repast.; Gifts In cluded a number of silver pieces. Lieutenant and Mrs. Marlon E. Soott (Stephanie Strain) are visitors tn the city from Camp Lewis at the home of Mrs! Hcott'e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Strain. Mr. and Mra Robert Livingstone (Esther Tucker) of Weriatchee, Wash., are visitors In. the city at the home of Mrs. Livingstone's parents, Mr. and Mra Ernest F. Tucker, for) the holldaya Sale on Page 7 I. -iea Ms Special Layettes Sell for wear or use. At this re ; in "ready-to-makb lay- i to finish the little outer hands, this Iayetie offer except for the finishing. BELOW TENTH 4
