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THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, 1 OREGON, h
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEJIEm 6, 1C22.
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The Journal's
Financial Page
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tHbirie Wedding
Is Charming
Event
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ffNE of,' the. charming- weddings or
AXJ the eWn was -that f Miss J.
iLuclle Resing and Mr. w. Elmer Rwn-Vsry,-which
was solemnized at the -home
of, the hrilde's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
i' F.'ResJng-. Tuesday evening. Tne
4 nuptial vows were read by Dr. J. J
iStaub and preceding the ceremony a
musical program was 've" ,by .j;"
tHelen Kles, accompanied by Miss Hzel
Ctl. who also played the wedding
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j The bride, who -ntered on the arm of
r f v.- f,tt,.r was a lovely picture in her
robes of white crepe made on long
J draped lines combined with pearl trim
inning. Her veil fell from a coronet of
Iflrange blossoms .and she carried a
shower of Bride roses. Miss Mary
- holmes, ho attended her as maid Of
'honor, was gowned in beaded crepe in
rose shade, a shower of pink roses
tqompleting her costume. The bridal
J, procession advanced down an aisle
'formed of white tr.amers held by six
it sorority sisters of the bride who were
gowned is white and carried colonial
J oououcts. They were the Misses Helen
-lxahlgTn. Bess Walsh, ancy Gavin.
Sromi Beckwith, Paidre Carnes and
iMrsw,E. K. Wright. Mr. Wayne Wll
lliams was best man. "
j Following the cewraony sj-eception
54-as held. Presiding at the supper
table were Mrs. J. ".V. Holmes and Mrs.
iX. 0 UeLiong. assisted by Mrs. George
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" iMiss Gladys Ttamsey and Miss Bess
fj'ord. Mrs. H. R. Ford, sister ol tne
bride, presided at the punch bowl.
51 Both Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey are
. i graduates of Oregon Agricultural col
iegs, where they were popular in
foollege circles. Mr. Bamsey is afflll
sjtd with Delta Upsilon fraternity and
t ths bride is a member of Chi Omega
i sorority. After a tour of the Oregon
beaches tihey will reside in Portland.
An- Interesting engagement which
tiaa announced in Eugene aionaay was
Jttiat of Miss Helen DuBuy. daughter.
0f Dr. DttBuy and Mrs. Jean DuBuy,
ijsa-Jjr. Liawrence W. Manerud. The
sliews was told at an afternoon affair
, J given by Mrs. P. A. Boatman and Miss
: Jlabel Manerud. sisters of the bride
; iroom-to-be. The " bride-elect is a
ember of the class of 1920 from the
ni,MH, n f nrnffnn anif. nl nr her!
; graduation has been assistant instruct
fr in French at the university. Shj
I s a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
lorortty. Mr. Manerud is also a former
.1 Student of the University of Oregon
k .nd is affiliated with Beta Theta Phi
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i liny . i uc irviu 1 1 1 win iic
tvent cf September.
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j The Mtsses, Jane and Anne O'Reilly
and theiit three younger sisters have
Returned to Portland after a delightful
JvSutlng at the summer home of their
incle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
"ercy, at Three Tree Point, midway
between Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs. S.' Spencer Scott, who has ben
isltlnc her narenta Mr. and M
Iinsmger. sines last May. will leave
JTor her home in New York Monday.
, SDurinjr, her visit she has been ex
pensively : entertained by her many
! friends in Portland.
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M 'Judge anil Mrs. C. P. Bernard of
jKugene are making a short visit in
.Portland. Accompanying them is their
xlaughte(r. Miss Kloise Bernard, and
their niece. Miss Olive Bernard of St.
Paul, Minn.
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I; The women of Trinity Episcopal
church are asked to meet in the parish
, Chouse Thursday morning at the close
,of the-thank offering meeting to make
',flnal plans for the tea to be given
-at The Auditorium Monday,
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Mrs. F. D. Kauaga of Tacoma is
" ths house guest during the Episcopal
"convention of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
. Spencer. Dr. and Mrs. Kauaga are
rormer residents of Hood River
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I are entertaining as their house e-iipst
; during tihe Episcopal convention Bishop
n j tiitnoirr oi v-onnecticuu
ne wtsimoreiana i ommunity club
will givie a dinner Friday sevening at
o'clock in the Sellwood community
UUUBV.
Mr. and Mrs. Franck Eichenlaub and
daughter Isolde have returned from
aeasiaej wnere tney spent a most de
tightful - vacaUon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Portland Fruit and Flower mi.uinn
will be held at the day nursery, 404
sucti, inureaay - at 10
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' A niimlwr ff faMwati i .
In given for Mrs. William Reginald
acksori. who has been visiting her
mothers Mrs. F. A. Jacobs, for the
Summer. Mrs. Jackson will return to
her home in Kansas CRy for Satur
day. Tvsday. Mrs. H. Allen Russell
S a uuncneon hostess ronnltnuni.
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Special leased wires bring- in The Journal's splendid mar
ket report from the great financial centers of America and
the rest of the world. These wires are in addition to the
leased wire news services, which also carry excellent fi
nancial department. j ;
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Interesting Trimming Detiils for
Sports Clothes.
One of the- most remarkable ol! the
new early autumn details is, the use
of striped serge and suede tn devel
oping aU or a part of -sports suits
and coats. In the model illustrated
the frock and cape are developed in
banded with heavy blue suede.
Copyright. 1022. by Vorae. ITeJ York)
ing Mrs. Jackson. Covers iKere laid
for twelve. The guests thenjwent on
to the large tea given for Mjrs. Jack
son by Mrs. Howard Charltorii. At the
tea table, which was attractive in its
decoration of autumn flowers, presid
ed Mrs. Alfred F. Smith ind Mrs.
Hallett W. Maxwell. Misif Marion
Peacock, MIbs Anne Lawrtnce and
Miss Georgiana Mears assisted about
the -rooms. About 70 guests called
during the receiving hours. This after
noon Mrs. Paul Giesy entertained in
formally at bridge for Mrs.) Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f! Adams
were hosts at a beautifully Appointed
dinner Tuesday evening entertaining
a number of .distinguished visitors In
Portland for the conventions as their
guests. The gueet list included Bishop
and Mrs. Beverly Adams and Miss
Adams,, Mrs, R. I Tucker nd Miss
Tucker. Dr. and Mrs. A. A. IMorrison,
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Minn, Mrs.
Hugh Hume, Mrs. R. M. Hamilton,
Mrs: Henry Atbury. Mrs. W S. Coch
ran, Mrs. naries .baenDaum sand Mrs.
Herbert S. Nichols. I
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Mrs. Edward Pane entertained with
a bridge luncheon for her hose guest,
Mrs. Edwin B. Parks off Eugene.
Covers were laid for twelve. Mrs.
Pape had as her house giuest last
week Miss Helen Rush of Tacoma.
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A large reception will b held at
the Hotel Multnomah Thursday after
noon by Mrs, Wilson Johnston and the
diocesan women's executive lemmlttM
for the women visitors to tie Episco
pal convention.
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church Men
Are Invited to Visit- the
'Exhibit of I
The Morehouse
Publishing Co.
. Including
Christian Nuture Sfries
on the
Living Chuifch
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Books and Periodicals or Sale
WE SPECIALIZE IN THEj NEWEST t 1
NEW YORK lSTYLfeS
Extra Special at g
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rrxrv. nhvairail department of the
X Young Wbmjin'sj Chiftstian Asso
ciation, which ha occupied m. conspicu
ous part In the wfork of, the j association
aavAMii vMpd ,aii mitilined a com
prehensive schedule for the coming fall
and spring under! the Joint , direction of
Miss Georgia Way. . who jwill be In
charge of the esthetic dancing classes,
and Miss Gloria Ca'.Iaison, Who will be
in charge 'of: the gymnasium classes.
Mrs. Robert 8. Fatten is chairman of
this department.! i I
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nounced as follows : beginners, Satur
day, IX a, m. ; intermediates. Wednes
day 4 p. m. and Saturday, 10 a, ra.;
AiranrA TiieadS'T nod Friday. 4:15 P.
m. ; babies classi Thursday 3 :80 p. m.
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Hlgn scnooi ciaspes win uor now x "to
day and Friday for I beginners at S15
- nt anI Art tHsv' ffnrriA diTfi at 4 :15 for
advanced pupils.' dult classes will be
held on Monday; and rnursaay av :u
and for advanced students at 8 :30 p. m.
Gymnasium classes win ! be held as
follows: beginners classes for women,
6:30 p. m. Tuesday; and Friday ; ad
vanced classes, 7 :45 p. tn. ; general
classes, Tuesdays find Friday at 1 :u p.
m. Classes for
children will be held
i m and 12 nt. Special
Saturday at 9
interest attaches to the health educa
ii anhoriBlort for Wednesday at
7 p. m. for teachers and nurses.
tii TrnffrsJive Twomen's league
will give a benefit card party Thurs
a t 9 at the home of Mrs.
Frederick Gronnert, No. 596 East ISth
street, north. The proceeds will be
devoted to wetfare wok. Take Ir
vington car. "telephone reservations
to East 6085. j i
V HERB o
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WIXDEMtfTH !wil!nwtt iTer. Lunche
a vtiw,letn rtr Simm!n dancinff daily.
COLUMBIA BEAH-7-Cbluablfc riyer. Vn-
danciuc daily. i
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PANTAGEK Broawy at Alder. Hish class
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auaeyiue ana ipaouipwr icamrra. mwi
noon and eniis. Program i chaoses Mon
day aiternoon.
HIPPODROME TJSreetitin Aickerman A BUr-
m. isroaaway ai 1 ihiiuii. muwitiiib -Krn
Burrowa fontain In ! U ptiotoplay
-Women Men Iioie." 1 p.i m. to 11 f
iu. DelllUtful liglit oomeriyJ
PHbTOPLATS
HEIMG Broadwajr at Taykr. Jnles Vrrie
'Tin lsie ol J&oroa. : J . - w v
Kin itnr, Yr4ntW- nlayed.
SlVOLI Washimtton at Park,- Gly Bat
BLtfe MOl'SE 1 1th and Waahinston. Jack
Gilbert in "Moiit CrUta." j Aatonithingly
true to noyei. v uic icuni.
COLl'MBIA Sixtfc near Waatiinetpn. "Her
(.liaed vage. ill a. m. io i v-
MAJKSTIC Washington at Part "Whila
Satan bleeps, j i. a. n. j w y- ui-
LIBERTY Broiadiray tt Stlarti. "Blood and
Sana. 11 a. is. to J 1 I. in- otagey uui
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CIRCLE Fourth inear Washington. PorotliT
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ft- a. m. to 4 olrlock the following morning.
Salad
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downtown klgh-ieat ir JmaU
saderstand
expert silver
sake a sale.
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The Tox Family Meets
By Thornton W. Bsrgeis !
To go abaad lot deteas agalaat tboae -mha
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I a Idas 1 adTia all mj frind to mvior.
Jimmy Skunk. j
OF COURSE, Slowpoke the Box Tiir
tls Iwas quite! unharmed ,by the
four Utile Foxes Swfcen they knocked
him about this way and that way. fit
wasn't comfortable" to be thrown about
that way, butaSlowpoke knew that ho
harm could come to him apd so he
made the best of i it. Evea after the
young Foxes had grown tired f plaiy
ing gone away. Slowpoke i lay for .a
long time with the doors ' ot his houise
tightly closed.;; "When at length he did
venture! to peep out the. way was cleiar
and he islowdy went about his business
just as if nothing had happened.
Meanwhile Reddy Fox : ana airs.
Reddy jhad started back with thir
four lively children for their home !ln
the Old! Pasture. Half way there they
met Jlijamy and Mrs. Skuak iand six
haif-grown children. All of them were
fat, fori they had been stuffing them
selves With grasshoppers and grubs.)
Jimmy and Mrs. Skunk, with the
young Skunks behind them, were im
bling along down a certain little path
up whiph the Fox family with Reddy
at the i head were going.; As soon as
Reddy jsaw Jimmy Skunk he politely
stepped to one side. Mrs. ' Reddy did
the same thing. The ! four young
Foxes didn't know what to imake of; it.
These ! strangers ' wearing i black-and-white
coats werei much smaller than
they and It seemed to the young Foes
that these strangers should have been
the ones to step aside. !
"Father and mother are too polite,"
said one young Fox. "I'm not golngi to
get outl of the way. I'm going to keep
right on."
This is just what he started to do.
He expected to see Jimmy Skunk and
Mrs. Skunk step out of his way. They
did nothing of the kind. "Step aside,
young ifellow! Step aside!" growjed
Jimmy.i . r
"I wont ! Step aside yourself r re
torted the young Fox in a most impu
dent way. "I don't know of any rea
son why I should get out pf the way
for you !"
Jimmy Skunk almost grinned. "You
may not see a reason, bit there i is
one, said he. "I am afraid you
haven't been brought up to show
proper respect to your elders.! Unless
you are careful I shall feel obliged; to
teach you a lesson, and it wiU be poe
you will never forget." !
"Pooh !" retorted the I impudent
young Fox. "I'm not afraid of you !"
What more that young Fax might
have said, and what might have hap
pened nobody knows. Mrs; Reddy
suddenly sprang over and cuffed that
impudent young Fox sharply ; on both
sides of his head. Then she drove nim
out of that path. ;
Jimmy Skunk nodded to her as i he
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the Sktmk Family
passed. Mrs. Skunk did the same
thing. The little Skunks followed and
paid no attention to Reddy or Mrs.
Reddy or the young Foxes. It was
just as if they were not there at aU.
The younspFoxes didnt know what to
make ot It. One of them said as much.
; "That shows how llttlrj you know of
the Great World," replied Mrs.-Reddy
Tory sharply. "Never be Impolite to
a Skunk. Never Insist oh having your
own way, And, whatever you , do.
sever, never undertake to catch one."
"Step aside, ytrang fellow! . Step
aside! srowled Jimmy. 5
; "Pooh !"' said one Httl Fox. "Those
little fellows are not more than half
my sise, I could kill one just as easy."
"Tou never could get near enough
to kill one," replied his mother. Then
she explained ' alt about the Skunk
family and the little scent runs which
Oysters
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R in ii Stewed, Fried,
Raw, Panned, Eacal
loped, Broiled, thev are
best when seasoned with
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last relief from
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IV THE ONiaiNAt. WOROESTEMHIRS
tr 1 1 "-"-"--r i uoistsDia Banding
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HPHROW one ! tablespooniu! of Lux intojyour dishpan
; turn on the hot water. The flakes foam rap' into the
richest; thickest lather you
Thtee times a day you wash dishes in diis lather
and still your hands will not be rough or; red. Lux contain4
no free alkali or; any other ingredient that could hurt the
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most srasinve sjon it is as
soap.
yi:Be tiwjr:t6.vfash your dishes the j Lux way- don't
permit your hands to have the oldj direejtimes-a-daym-the
dishpan lookl One package of Lux will last for 44 dishwash
1 ings more than' two weeks. Start using it how. Lever Bros.
Co., Cambndee.! Mass.
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So the 1 young Foxes
learned that they
had ; cert run neigh-
bors whoso rights were
to bo re-
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The next story : VUttle Mr. Smarty.'
TO fcoJTDtrCll -TODD SSTICS
Astoria, Sept. !8.4-Ldeutenaiit. Colonel
WlUlam S. Gilbert, chapUia of the
Fifth I Oregon infantry and for more
than a. quarter of i a century chaplain
with Oregon troops in the. Philippines,
On tbo Mexican iborder and in Francs,
left Astoria Tuesday night to conduct
the services at itha funeral in Wood
burn this afternoon - of Captain
Grover G. TodH one of "the I two fed
eral prohibition agenU killed by PtiiUip
Warren, an Indian whom the officers
sought last Saturday night j at- New
Grand Ronde. i i ' ! 1
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Tailored o high grade materials
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f ''x tv Ktructec W supply the support, i f
I f 1 vv, comfort akd security growing ; I
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ff r ' tT Yw dealer leiows the oth reasons , V I
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VI ll II without farters with Hidury garUn WKOt
it? J la the Notions, Boys or Infants Depart- - y tJSL, y
fT&i TM meats. If hot, please write us. VCe
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KISS HOEBEB TO EXTEBTaIJT
Miss Gertrude - Hoeber. violinist,
pianist and soprano, will entertain the
soldiers at the I United States public
service hospital tonight with violin and
vocal selection. I Miss Hoeber will
also give a varied program at ( the
Campbell . Hill hotel next . Sunday, eve
ning. ' .. n i ; ;! i-J
BEKMISTO SCHOOLS OlE3T
Hermiston, Sept. C -Hermiston pub
lic schools opened Monday with t the
following staff: O. W. Day, Superin
tendent; high school instructors xiiss
Jesse Briertey ; Mrs. R. M, Gunn :
Mafy ; Yenney ; jMariqulta Derby and
A, ) Gralapp. j Grade school - In
structors : Laura A. Cowman.; first
grade': Mary Sawyer, i second grade ;
Mrs. Lieualten. third grade : Mrs.- Mil
ler, I third grade s Mary Henderson.
mothers buy
mists and garters
jor ppys ana gins
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Street garaeje, and Pat Brown, an em-
ploye, slept soundly in tho parage, eartyj
they- clothesi near their bed. of S255.Sk1
uvcn ana cneCKS. THejCtieCk, totall-i
m.b jtiiw., were rouna later in the
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Is, ask
any one of the thousands
woo hare seen it.
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