THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1922.
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Tea Is Given
For Girls Who
WillAttendU
A MONO tlw Tnany JrM Mela
affair which hav been irtvn for
h. rtrit who wiU enter U TJnivaralty
of Oregon ts Vt ta Saturday after
noon at which lims ITern siowry ura
Miss ; Xellsht Ingold wer hostess.
The room presented a -charmln:- J
pearance tn-tteir profus .decorations
of autaron' Cowers and .tha attractive
mm hi Via nrcsided 'or hy'Mlss
Helen KlritM. Mr. Paul McGrecor
tv. imi ul' tln Misses Marian
p.rv.r roroti-r caroenter. Ji-amennw
Kubll. Jans Carter and Helen Parker
assisted about the room ana in errini.
- -Mrs TiavliT Hunter XSowans
Jr. (Helen Morgan) are recetrlnr the
..rrt)UtiaiM of their many friends
upon the arrival oi a khi, wr
.mtr i The new arrival, who Is
a grandson of Mr. and Mrs E. Shelley
Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. D. H
nnnM Sr.. is to be named David
Hunter Oowans III.
Mr mnA Mrs. W. B. Follett enter
tained with a charmln; dinner Wednes-.
Amyr nenbir at - the Hotel roruura,
honoris; the birthday anniversary of
Irs. Follette. Covers were placed for
14.
Mrs. SlKnrund Sonnenberg of San
Francisco, who will remain about a
month visiting- In Portland, will go to
Seattle the end of the weer in com
rmn with her sister and brolher-ln
law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Samuel.
Miss Ruth Ixwengart entertained
number of friends to a line party at
the Orpheum Tuesday evening lni com
pliment to the Misses Katnenne ana
Jane Seller.
Mrs. Clarence Br seine, who has
been touring this " summer, visiting
Banff. lAkt Louisa, ax.d while in Port
land was a guest at the ilotel Portland,
returned this past woe to her home In
Wichita, Kan.
Mrs. Donald R. Munro was hostess
at a smU luncheon at the Ann Daven
port tea house, Thuitd&y, entertaining
Mrs. James G. Gaia. Mrs. wimam c
Alvord and Mrs. Div'G M. Monro.
Mrs. EX T. Hall and children, who
have been at Cannon beach during
August, have returned to their home
in Laurelhurst.
Mrs. Louis Gerlligar was a luncheon
hostess Thursday, etitenalnlng as her
ruest8Mrs. G. C. Greenwald, Mrs. O.
A. Lyman and MIsj Llia Hlrsch.
Mrs. Frank Squires will entertain
at dinner Monday evening for Miss
Anna Lee Miller and Mr. Milton Reed
Klepper.
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Mis Marguerite Schwab, 'niece of
Dr. and Mm. O. D, Thornton, left Krl
day for her home In Lbs Angeles. Many
informal affairs were given in her
honor while visiting, here.
- Mrs. George W. Klelser and Mrs.
Ci. B. Haynes shared honors at
smart luncheon at the University club
Friday.
Mrs. Daniel West of Astoria is
spending a week visiting friends in
Portland.
FOUR lovely brides whose weddings were recent social
events: Mrs. Clarence Bankhead (Eulalie Paine), Mrs.
Theodore -Langston (Beatrice Quackenbush), Mrs. E. G
Quesinberry (Lisla Ruby) and Mrs. William J. Leichner
(Bernice Elinor Grant).
Tea Is Given for
Many Visitors
To Convention
THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. Joseph
Nathan Teal delightfully enter
tained for the convention visitors with
a tea. Prominent matrons and maids
of Portland's social set called during
the receiving hours and at the tea
table Mrs. William D. Wheelwright
and Mrs. Gcorse T. Wlllett presided.
Mrs. C. R. TemDleton aid daugh
ter. Miss Maruerita Temnleton. have
Wn enjoying a motor trip to Santa
Crus, Del Mont and Carme!-by-the-.
Sea... Later in the season Dr. Temple
ton .will join his wife and daughter
when they will go to Los Angeles for
several weeks.
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'Honoring her so.i-ln-law and daugh
ter. General and M.e J. 1. CNeiL Mrs.
John -Murphy ente-utiu,d a ;notBber of
frienrts at dinner-taturdsy week: .
r SPECIAlr OFFER '
, I AOVAMCC FALL CTYLKS
SUIJS, COATS, DRESSES
from $S5.00 op v
Ji'Ki STEHM taxlou s"
MT ALP EH ABO 41H WASHIMTOH
Nu Chapter Is
Hostess Fridav
At Large Tea
NU CHAPTER of Gamma Phi Beta
entertained Friday afternoon with
a large tea at the home c f Mrs. Lee
Patterson. The affair was given In
honor of the girls who will enter the
university this fall. At the tea table
was Mrs. Ada Kendal Cobb, Mrs. O.
W. Mielke. Mrs. Hamilton Weir and
Mrs. W. F. Masters. Mrs. Maurice R.
Mann and Miss Katherine Wilcox assisted.
Buy
Furs
; OR HAVE THEM MADE
My pricea are th lowest and
the' workmanship guaranteed.
I put far collars on doth coats.
Before yoa boy, investigate.
H. G. KREISS
167 PARK4 STREET, SUITE 5
. T ;.,.Entrmiico yrWtr4
Bet. Morrison and Yamhill, Sts.
Cards are out for a tea Tuesday
afternoon, when Miss Bernice Burke
and Jeanette Sewall will entertain for
the younger set at the home of Miss
Burke. The receiving hours will be
from A to p. m. At the tea will be
Mrs. Robert Pelouze, Mrs. Lyan Davis
and Mm Victor Strode.
New Arrivals
AT THE
Peacock Salon
The two enchanting
styles pictured below
have jnst arrived. They
portray the very latest
modes in women's fash
ionable footwear and
have, also, that high '
quality found in shoes
for which you pay C?" O
as high as D-L
The H&A
Aluminum
Steam Pressure
Cooker
Used by
Oregon Agricultural College
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Home Demonstration Agents
$2; After Free Trial
Nothing to pay until you have tried it in your own
home. Then, if you are satisfied that it cooks bet
ter, saves two-thirds of your time and half your fuel,
pay us $2.00 and the balance in small monthly pay
ments. No interest.
Enjoy perfectly cooked food. Cook
a whole meal at once in an II. & A.
Steam Pressure Cooker. This
cooker' adds force to heat, speeds up
cooking and - reduce 'the toughest
meat to ' delicious tenderness in a
few minutes. Pressure cooked food
' la very tasty. All flavor Is inten
sified and .kept, because not even
the odor can escape from this air
tight cooker. Potatoes cook thor
oughly in seven minutes. Cabbage
is well cooked In ten minutes ; a 10
pound turkey in 45 minute. Se
article in September Pictorial Re
View, page 45. Book of recipe free.
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Call today or phone for particulars of free trial while
thi offer lasts or your name on postal card ufill bring
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Dorothy Shop
Phone Main -6473
Patent vamp and quar
ter, with red or green kid
inlays, red or green kid
linings, red or green kid
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287 ALDER STREET
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London Debutantes to Shine
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(TAovenal Serrio Bpwfal OorrMpoadeat)
LONDOU. ' Sept.: J- Special ; Wlre
! ies) Next month; will see the
formal opening of Lumon'i little sea
eon, so-called bvttue : tor elghn au
tumn weeks the debutantes who are
not , due rto come rout officially until
spring make their formal bow and find
their, reet . in the social world. Many
bell and entertainments that feature
the hunting eaaei give the V young
girls a farther chance to perfect their
dancing and social etiquette before be
ing launched Into the aw insnlrin
splendor of the 'real London season.
Lr Patricia Heroert. only daughter
of the Karl and Countess Pembroke,
Is one of the most Important of the au
tumn debutantes. Her parents will
give a coming-out ball for her at Wil
ton house, Salisbury.' on October 27,
a few day before he- 18th birthday.
' Wilton is one of the moat beautiful
house in ingland a , draani house
packed with art treasures and sur
rounded by beautlfl gardens. 1
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Another Interesting debutant Is Imo
gen Grenfel. younger daughter of Lord
Desbo rough who . is ' well known In
America, Lady Mary Pltzalan How
ard, sister or the Duke of Norfolk, is
also coming out. She Is extremely pop
ular with the younger Mayfalr girls.
The Hon. Charlotte,. Stourten. Lady
Mowbray daughter.
the debutantes. The list also Include
Jean - Brand, daughter of Lord Hamp
den, and Lady Anne Lindsay, daughter
of the .Marchioness Allsbury.
Modern dances, described a Imply
Hugging to Music" have been severely
condemned by the annual convention of
the Scottish dancing teachers. A model
ballroom program, comprised of the fol
lowing has been approved by the con
vention, Walfx, elghtsome, reeWee
quence, fox - trot.' lancers, sequence,
tango. The one-step, the hesitation,
the Boston , and the Chicago are all
taboo. - ,-.: V
But London-does not seem to take
much notice of the XI let as. all four
of the last named are roving more pop
ular than ever. On teacher In a speech
declared: My experience Is that the
better the eoclal standing of the danc
ers the worse their method of dancing.-
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Clarldrea hotel began Its. fashionable
eason Thursday. The Berkeley etvl
the Bits will open - their season next
week. . Social fixture are crowding in
of and Mayfair anticipate a gay season.
Is another:
m Muan n n u n n ii it n i Ajuujuxjujuuuuiuuixaiu v
Furs and Individual Style Shops -
Broadway at Morrison
C 6 AT S and '-PR; O C WM
or rich simplicity , v.
COATS in the longer lines affect the
uneven hem with many loose side
panels, their huge sleeves extending to
the waistline. Fashion is lavish in her
use of furs this season and you are
assured that only the finest of these
trim coats are chosen for our Coat'
Shop ! Coats intended for almost un
limited service -in fine fabrics with
rich furs anil sturdy crepe linings-
priced
75.00, to 250.00
FROCKS of the coat type bring added
height and slenderness -favor navy
twill oyer all other fabrics -add gay
touches of color, jeweled discs, embroi
deries or content themselves with
fine tailoring and exquisite textures!
Many coat frocks adopt the bloused
back so good in coats and all have the
long, rolled surplice -so exceptionally
good if one is short. A host of youthful
or dignified taillenr frocks- -
45.00 to 95.00 ;
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The lace draped bonnet
is very new and smart!. ; . ;
It is but one, however, of a number of
delightful, inexpensive hats we've-' just
unpacked, including some particularly
youthful of f -the-f ace types priced ever so
moderately at 12.50 tO 20.00
Now comes the jacquette sweater
fashioned on the lines of the much liked
Balkan blouse, its 'low waisted belt caught
with a smart silk buckle or knotted, with
sash ends. x S
In wool and silk, in a green and black com
bination. In fine knit silk in platinum and
gold or brown and bobolink. j
In sUk combined with wool - 4SJ00
In two tone sUk combinations - -. - - SSJ00
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x Votes fort he Greater Portland
(l&'&p ; ' with every purchase::,
established to - iv.' Ask for'them! ' 1
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