TII OHEGON DAlLiY JOURNAL, rdlTLAND, CHUG ON. ' TIIUH5DAY, JULY Z3..1Z22.
ATTRACTIVE
"THE MAN IN
That Is the title of a thoroughly Interesting -fiction
story in The Sunday Journal m&grasin section. It!
Another page of portraits of Oregon girls, this time
torn of the well-known young worrfen of Medford,
s . "-' JLI , ' J-JJ v "was written .by. Cyril .McNeil and is packed with :
RATCATCHERS Z;?.?-?0-' :
-.-s- x . -- -e-. -r i-s ri wi appear in oior oacxgrouna on we xront pas
MEDFORD GIRLS Ci Th Sunday JwwamgMU section.
Hoe-Goining
Girls Are ,
Honored"
By Hssel Hsndy V
THE number of enjoyabl affairs
jfiven by members of th younger
set this last week bav,,beea to - the
nature of welcome ; home parties for
the girt who have been away to school
and the young visitors who art in
town. . ,v
MIm Flora Jane Menefea entertained
'with a bride tea at th Hotel Ml
lory this afternoon. In compliment to
Miss Mildred SUcey of Piedmont. Cat.
who 'is the house : guest of Miss
Jane .Talbot and , Miss .Merrill Jones,
w ho ia visiting JWis Louise Daly, ;
i Saturday evening Mias l Elizabeth
' Halley has Invited a number of friends
to her home to an affair honoring Miss
Els,' Young, an Eastern visitor. Mon
day .Miss Leslie Kerns will be hostess
at a bridge tea complimentir.g Miss
Marion Bowles. ' Miss Barba -a Stan
field. Miss Flora Jan Menifee sjd
Mias Marcia Knight. About 70 mem
bers of the sub-debutant set l Mr been
Invited. ,
Miss Myrtle Ferguson and Dr. Earl
B. Qaborn were married at the home
f . Mr. and Mrs.s George B. Guthrie
at o cioca weanesaay
Iter. William O. Eliot ff IciaUng. The
ceremony was witnessed by a group of
relatives and intimate friends. A wed
ding dinner followed. Th brid was
a lovely picture to a gown of Ivory
satin and georgette and old lace. Her
tulle veil was caught with a bandeau
of baby rosea and lilies of the valley.
She carried a shower bouquet of or
chids and rosebuds. Wttle Sally Guth
rie as flower-girl and Master George
: Guthrie Jr. as ring-bearer were her
only - attendants.' Mrs. .. Roy Clark
played, the wedding march. ,
The bride is a graduate of Iowa Stat
college and later attended Columbia
university. She was head of th de
partment of. household sciences at Ore
gon Agricultural college. She Is a
member of Kappa Delta sorority; She
is a sister of Mrs. Anthony Euwer ,
(Ruby-Page Ferguson) and Mrs. Ralph
1. Folletf of Portland. Dr. Oaborn is
a University of Montana man and also
of the University of Chicago. Aftsr a
short wedding tripDr. and Mrs. s
born .will make their home ia Portland.
; Out-of-town guests.: at the - wedding
were Mrs. T. B. Bailey f StAhthony,
Idaho. Mrs Virginia Ewwer of Pitts
burg, Eugene Euwer of Hood River.
Miss Mary Miller, Dean Ava B. Milam.
Ben Rodenwald and Allen Oliver of
Corvallis. and ' Miss; Genevieve Fisher
of Ames, Iowa.
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One of the large social affairs of the
week- will be the naU given at the
Hotel 'Multnomah this evening by the
Oregon chapter of the American Insti
tute of Banking honoring the delegates
and their wives who are. attending the
national convention. i A. very large at
tendance, ts; expected and both the
grand ball room' and , . the assembly
room ' will be ased. As an added at
traction. Miss Jessie Merrtss. the late
MHeFfiiror;'Ae'rfcatt' Legion fame.
wiR dance and- rumors- are about con
certing a clever black face stunt which
th Kansas : City.- delegation will-put
joiu A very enjoyable evening is being
anticipated.- Mr.;.E,Sammona. gen
eral! chairman of the . entertainment
committee. Is in charge of the. affair.
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: Miss Dorothy : Carpenter ' asked a
r.umber-of her friends ,to. bridge lunch
eon today. The table was attractive
In Its decora tlow of. sweet peas and
covers were laid for the Misses Mary
Helen Spauldlng, Frances Spaulding.
Suzanne .Caswell.. Helen Tutbill. Doro
thy Metcham. Luclle McClauny, Elsena
Green, CaroUne Schott. Virginia Pear
son, Delight Ingold,- Mildred Xauder
. dale. Agnes Kennedy Beatrice Her
manson. Janet House and Mrs. Eric
Hauser Jr., Mr.. Lestoe, Mrs. Willis
Barker and the hostess." I - r j
One of the. most- attractive affairs
given ' this ;week was f the tea this
afternooat which Mrs. Arthur Trum
bull Brown entertained, honoring Mrs.
William Reginalds Jackson -and Mrs.
Howard" - Charlton (V'OnaV Guthrie).
About 100 friends called during the
tea hour. - Presiding at taetea table
were Mrs. George Allen Lawrence and
Mrs. Harry Kutcbins. Assisting about
the . rooms and in serving, were, ' Miss
snnnn (Taawell. Mrs.. Alfred Sullivan.
Miss Helen Hawkins and Miss Nadlne
Caswell. , - , - --J."
TV. Tnwa mriflmtv wfll linlll At' an
nual picnic at Liaurelhurst park Frt-
day- afternoon ana evening. An imer
.tinr im on i mm has been nrenared and
the usual picnic games will be played.
A basket dinner will be served at :S0
p. m Coffee, cream and sugar will be
furnished members by presenting their
membership caros. - - jancmg in . ue
clubhouse will finish ; the day's pro
. gram. h " . " ' -
Mrs. C- S. Jackson and her aunt.
Miss Ida Boyd, left Tuesday morning
f or - Rainier National park and Para
tiise Inn, where they will remain for
-a -few, days. . .
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Mrs. Stewart ' O. Mackay (Vlda
Dodge) who has been the house guest
of Mrs. Philip Ludwell Jackson left
today for her borne In New York.
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AMUSniCNT I
CHAT. XO St
Ed Armstrong . .nd his Baby Dolls'
Revue are her at-Oaks Park' Audi
torium every day at a ana at . This
wwek - Hello, Dearie" next week
Tou'4 Be Surprised." - A.
two-dollar
enow for 10 and 20 cents.
Organisations should reserve their
r!cnw date , now a - free kitchenette
for making coffee ' Is - here other
piendid xacUItlea. ,
; a john f. cordrat.
Society
tot over 75 years has
re lied upon Gounod's
Oriental Cream lokeep
theslda and complex'
ion in perfect corxtiori
through the stress of
the season's ' activities
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ft23.T. P"ftWS SP2,
The SUk Coat Is a Note of the
Season.'---'
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' This ' smart coat of beige crepe de
chine, antirelX box pleated, gives a
Straight, slendeV silhouette. The soft,
puffed collar, seen on so many, of the
coats of the season, makes a become-
Ing frame for - the face. The ' girdle
and the long ; wing-Ilk sleeves are
lined with a deeper shade of tobacco
yellow,- , " . , ' .
(Cwrrisht. 1922. by Voce. New York)
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. Paris,' July 20.- If there is anything
smarter and.: more exquisite than the
yellow taiUeun . Paris has not yet dis
covered it. ' A new tailored suit was of
deep, rich yellow marocain. The skirt '
was , plain except . for a r very slight
draping on one- hip.. The coat was
scarcely more than a coatee, short and
loose with loose sleeves. A tiny bit
of white embroidery showed on the
cuffs and collar and the blouse which
went with this delectable costume was
white georgette, i
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London, July 20. -There is a vogue
at present for Eastern pebbles as orna
ments. These are exactly what their
name implies. They are imported from
the Orient and polished here. ; They
look a good deal like irregular pieces
of quarts and are highly decorative
when swung onto the end of a" black
or Jade silk cord. ' In some way these
pebbles are Imbued with a subtle per
fume which' they are said to retain for
sriong time. . - ; - . '
Paris; July 20. Although, the irregu
lar hems on most of the new gowns
and although Its popularity seems un
diminished, there is an effort by some
of the leading coutorieres to make the
hem line even once more. " Consequent
ly one sees here and there a frock with
an absolutely even hem, which it must
be confessed looks neat and trim in
comparison with dipped and scooped
hems roundabout it. ; Yet even' : the
gown with the straight: hem makes a
concession in the matter of a floating
panel or so. -
During her sojourn in Portland she
also visited at the home of Miss Al
berta Balr. Mrs. Jackson , and her
grandmother," Mrs. Alice Strowbrtdge.
left, for; the beach Wednesday and are
guests at the Seaside hotel. -
' A : benefit dance will be given i at
Wlndemuth this evening by members
of the Old Men's - Hebrew Fraternal
association. Mrs. J, Rosenberg is 1n
charge of the affair, assisted by mem
bers Of the Ramblers' ci.ubt. The" dance
is the cause of much "interest, as the
proceeds will go to refurnishing the
Old Men's Home and Improving the
grounds. .Patrons. and patronesses are
Mr. and Mrs. George JehUnger, Mr.
andIrs. I. Aronson and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Berg.. i
Miss Jane Howard of San Francisco,
who is the. house guest 'of Mrs. Harry
Sharp, was -the inspiration for a charm'
tng tea Monday afternoon when Miss
Lillian Mitchell entertained the mem
bers of the younger set at her borne on
Portland Heights. J
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.. JUr. Hamilton Corbett entertained at
a delightful- luncheon -Wednesday, com
plimenting Mrs. John Clark Burgard
Covers were laid for 10.
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- Mrs. J. Brown Strong and son Dun
can have gone to Victoria, B. C. for
the summer. ? v.
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- Mr. Ray Small of Rochester, N. Y,
and formerly of Portland,. Is In the
city visiting with friends.
In Shanghai and at Hongkong recep
tions were given In honor of Mrs. Low
and i her two daughters. . ; ' ,
- PASKS AXD KESOKTS
OaKS iVTSni EST PART WUlmetU river.
Can at Fint aaod Alder. , Battuaa U seine.
. picnics. , ,AiBimai BabsIoiia lUrae at S
. and S Pk at. . j -.'-..-.
vrcnEMcrrH wmatt riw. ruBcfeM
or Brooklra ears. . ft tf aailr.
COLCMBIA ' BSACH ColmmbU rter. Tan-
- wm can.. Conrf utiiiis. awisalBina. jaie.
aics, eaacias dally. .
- VaUDEVHJLB
PAKTACRS Brnadwiy at Aldr. Hicb cUss
, vaudeville and phetopuy teatares. After
. aooa aad vracjag, Prcciaia cbaagas Voo
: daj afterBoao. ... , i ' . ...
RTFPODROXE Cireeaoe Adtemsn A Bar-"
- E?L Bnxlwr t TsMil. V tixir Tills and
Slaekka o (ioW." CoaOaaons rom la
. to 11 p. at. . ,
- PHOTOPLAYS ,
HZItia-BRMdway a - Tayfa. "Xtnook at
BTVOXJI Waslihirten' at Park, . Herbert
Bawdnaoa la ."The Black Baa," - Ji .- bl
te li p. Vs. Very good. ' -
BttTC lfQrsB 11U at Wuhinrtoa. XaM
it Beaaett ia 'teepai Vp With Lisais." 11
,a. ax to 11 p. as, fine eased areata. -POr.riCBU81xtB
near VTashinrtc. -pa-
fru" ot tKe ikt." 11 s. a ( XI A m.
. lnnit sar-trr., story. rir.
ESTPXVtMhinztim at Park. -The Half
Tjn?ri il " to 1 1 j. a, Good.
UBKHTY Broadvar at Stark. -1 Asa the
lw." U s. a K it a as.. Vino
- ' f uow. . . . . .
CIRCLE- Fberth' near Wathinctoa. Shiriei
Msaon. m "Uchto of the Jjmwrt" XI a
ev to 4 e'clock the toUowl&t awnuoa,
I
Parent Teacher
Council Will
Give Dance
EARENT-TEACHER council win be
hostess at a river dance this eve
ning aboard the Swan and all school
children and their parents are Invited.
These affairs have proven moat enjoy,
able in the past and have bees largely
attended. The boat will leave the east
approach of Morrison street bridge at
1:30. Tickets and information may be
obtained from Mrs. W. H. Bathgate,
or the association presidents. Mr, F.
E. Jaekson is - chairman, of the dance
committee. T
The Portland "Women's Research
clubs annual picnic Friday at Penin
sula park is causing a-great etir of
excitement in club circles. -Stunts and
picnic sports will be the order j of the
day and some amusing spectacles are
anticipated. . Mrs. Urva D-. Maxson
ia In charge of the program." Mrs.
Phillip Gevurts is general chairman.
The basket luncheon will be served at
12 o'clock and coffee will be furnished.
Further particulars may be obtained
from Mrs. Gevurts, Marshall .-5855. "
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Winslow Meade circle, ' Ladies ef the
Grand Army, will have: their annual
picnic . at Mrs. Moorehead's at Trout
dale, Sunday. Those wishing to ride
in a truck will meet at 9:30 a. m. on
Grand avenue and East . Morrison
street- Those with machines willing
to take others are asked to go early.
Members are asked to take lunch bas
kets. - s-jt -'" 4
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The Women's Advertising elub will
have' for the principal speaker at their
luncheon Friday,- in the Tyrolean room,
at 12:15 p. m., Mr. Frank P. -Tebbetts
of the - Better Business Bureau. He
will talk, on the service of a better
business bureau - to a community.
FRATERNAL
, . Al-Asar pyramid No. 1, United Arti
sans, will' give a picnic and skating
party Friday afternoon and evening at
the Oaks park. The basket ; supper
wil' be served at 6 :3ft. (A program has
been arranged and the champion drill
team of Liberty assembly No. 528 will
give ''mw exhibition drill, aa well as
Al-Azar patrol. All who wish may
skate "and a' race on skates will be
held. Special music has been provided
for the event. The committee In charge
is composed of Dr. William G. Keller,
Ted .Meyers and Dick Hall.
f
Members-of Orpha Rebekah lodge
of Monta villa will gather - at Laurel
hurst park Friday for an all day busi
ness and social meeting to be held
under the' auspices of the past officers
of the lodge. " - ;
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. Ridgefieid, Wash. At the American
Legion open air dancing pavilion in
Abrams park here, Ridgefieid camp.
Modern Woodmen of 'America, will
hold Its- first dance Friday night.
Centralis. Wash. Centralis and Che-
serving SyrMjjy
is made by using M sugar and
AoiCtelVriite instead of
aUisugar Be sure to ask your
grocer for Karo RED LABEL.
FR EC t Ask yoor grocer or write
Corn Products Refining Company,
Depc A, Argo, HL, for beautiful and
initructive Karo Preserving Folder.
RfefFfmcfi h
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No Basement Chores v
, No smoke No dirt . No ashes
,W hen'.y'O'U 'h-ave- a,
- .' ; . : v- - . . ' ' i., ' .-' 1 ' ... . ...... .
" - Gascd . ' Furnace : '
Let the Gas Co. Figure for you NOW '
TJERBERT RAWUN-1-1
SON, wKo has leading
role in The : Black Bag."
filmed . from Louis Joseph
Vance story, at; the Rjvoli
theatre. , . ' J C , -
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Herbert Rawlinson, popular screen
star, is featured at the Rivolf theatre
for tonight and Friday all day In "The
Black Bag," which will be replaced
Saturday by Charles Ray In "The
Deuce of Spades." "Th , Black Bag"
is from the ' story by . Louis Joseph
Vance. :As Billy Kirkwood, the adven
turous and 'chivalrous proprietor of - a
small-town furnishing --. goods - store,
Rawlinson goes !to New Yorx. r Tnere
he becomes involved in a strange ad
venture, clashing finally with a dan
gerous band of thieves. "The Black
Bag" offers a splendid line of enteri
tainment.
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" INSTITUTE BATE SET
' Pendleton. July 20. State Superin
tendent of Schools Churchill announced
the annual teachers' institute in Uma
tilla county will begin her November
13. .
halls United -Artisan lodges win hold a
Joint social meeting Friday evening in
Chehalis, at which H. S. Hudson, su
preme master -artisan, of Portland, and
his son, H. S. Hudson Jr., will be pres
ent. , .- " - m . .
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A
Sammy Jay Recovers Ills Speech
- By Tberntea .W. Barges
.However fast rood sews may apcead
Bed aes a slnji far ahead.
j . Peter Babbit.
THE discovery that Peter Rabbit was
a prisoner in a - pen In Farmer
Brown's henyard was such a shock to
Sammy Jay that for once in his life he
was speechless. He had known that
someone was a prisoner there, 1ut not
once had e thought of Peter Rabbit.
Ton see be thought Peter knew too
much to get into any "such scrape-as
that. .- '
: But Sammy wasn't speechless . for
long. No indeed, . Sammy : wasn't
speechless for -long." tHere- was news
Indeed," and ' Sammy enjoys nothing
more- than -l. spreading of newa So
away he started, shouting at the -top
of his lungs, "Peter Rabbit ,ii a pris
oner 1 Peter Rabbit ts a prisoner He
is over In Farmer Brown's henyard!
: Now Sammy's voice' can be heard a
long distance; : Everybody In the Old
Orchard heard him at once and of
course everybody at once started " for
Farmer Brown's henyard to see - if
what,' Sammy ! had said ' was true.
O TT-'. ' - " -. " fl . . " "
It-does-wiiat
Mas' :hever
A.N entirely new kind fof
JlTL soap that by itself lobs
ens all the dirt. A kind of
soap that requires less of
your time and strength than
any soap you have ever used.
Rinso does' the family washing,
try gently soaking the. dirt out of
the clothes. Just use enough to
get big lasting suds and only the
trorgt spots will need to be rubbed.
for Ladies! ..... only.
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Something
New :
K: This is not a secret,
Watch Friday's. Oregonian. for "
Final Announcement L
4S
"HL Johnny Oiaekl Vnat do yon
: tnlnk has happened "to Peter
Rabbit?", he cried.
Sammy -went straightvover -,to -the
Green Forest to spread the news there.
Then he headed for the dear Old Briar-
:;s.oap.;.;
done
. Alittle dry Rinso gets even these!
' clean. - --j , - '' . -In
a washing machine : Rinso
: 'makes just the penetrating suds y
needed to get the clothes snowy j -"-white.
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j Rinso is made by the largest
! soap makers in .the world," to do' .
the family washing as easily and
, ' safely as ' Lux does fine things.
t comes in two sizes the regular
- size and the big new package. Get
t Rinso today at grocery and depart-, ; '
ment stores ' everywhere. , Lever
Bros.' Co., Cambridge. Mass..
Soaking in its big lasting1
suds does the hardest part
;of the washing.
Something
Different
but a real surprise
patch. .Before he reached it he saw
Johnny Chuck getting his breakfast In
a clover patch. . ,' ; t
"HL Johnny Chuck! What do you
think happened to Peter . Rabbit? , he
cried. 4
"Nothing bad X hope," replied Johnny
sitting up and talking with his month
fun. t" ; i . , - -
"He's - a " prisoner ! cried . Sammy
Jay... .,! .... . , . .v,
Jbhnny Chuck stoppod ' chewing.
"Whoa 'prisoner Is he?; he asked
anxiously. ' '! v- 7c "'
" "Farmer; Brown's boy's. ; Anyway he
is up In a pen in Farmer Brown's
henyard," replied Sammy.
"Uow. 'do yoa ;knowf demanded
Johnny Chuck looking at Sammy sus
piciously. You see Johnny had lived
loner enough to learn that he couldn't
believe everything that was told htm.'.
. "Because: .j I saw - him." .... snapped
Sammy Jayr "Anyway I saw his tall,
which amounts to the same.: thing !
Then he told Johnny all- about . that
pen In Farmer- Brown's henyard. and
how he had" watched and watched to
see who : was in It, and finally that
very morning had 'caught a glimpse
of, a . white .tail disappearing , Inside
the little "box1 in the pen. ': - j i
: "Perhaps it ts some other Rabbit."
suggested -Johnny Chuck. "I don't
believe Peter Rabbit would be so
stupid as to be caught ' and put in a
pen. It must be some .other Rabbit."
"'When did you see Peter last?"
before
IdiesICeepYouxSIdri
ClearSweet, Healthy
With CutTcuxa Soap
and Cutxctira Talcum
t-r?C-s.?-' ,
XT'
asked' Sammy' Jay. " " -.f -
Johnny Chuck 'scratched his" nose '
thoughtfully.- . -i haven't - seen htm
for several days," he confessed. I
hadn't thought of it before, but now
yoa mention the' matter I haven't seen
Peter - Rabbit in the dear Old Briar
patch for several days. But that
doesn't mean that he hasn't been
there." . - ,
Just then Sammy Jay's sharp, eyes
spied the face of little Mrs. Peter at :
the edge of the dear Old Briar-patch.
She was looking anxiously out across
the Green Me ad owe. At once Sammy
called to her.: "Where's Peter?" he v
cried. , .
"I don't know." confessed little Mrs.
Peter. "I'm worried about him.- He
hasn't been home for several days." ...
"Tow needn't : worry" any more." re- L .'
plied Sammy; . "l ean tell you where
he Is.- He's a prisoner up in Farmer - -Brown's
henyard.": -:"
And then Sammy Jay. couldn't un.
derstand why little Mrs.. Peter looked
more, worried than ever.-' You see to
Sammy It was a great Joke that Peter
T1 L. I . . . . , . l . . , ,
itauuv nw imn csugiiu.;. ao su iie
rest of that day be flew about spread- v .
lng the newa ' ' .
(Copyri.ht.192i. er T. W. Burgess)
The next, story:-"Many Visitors to
Farmer Brown's Henyard.- - '
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