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THE OREGON SUNDAf JOURNAU PORTLAND,: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER -U" 1922.
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iMiiltnoinah Is
HostessMonday
fbr Visitors Here
1 1 VfcLhl home of Mrs. Fletcher Liim
X was the scene Monday afternoon
of a large reception when Multnomah
chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, entertained in celebration
of Constitution day. The special .guests
were members of the society who are
attending: the convention. ' An Interest
ing program was given which consisted
of a short address by Bishop Charles
IH. Brent, chaplain general of the Amer-
lean o-prseaa forces.' A Bilk flo-gr was
J presented lo the chapter by Mrs. Wil
I liam X3-Oberteuffer, chairman of the
j flag committee. Mrs. James B. Mont
I gomery;. organizing regent of Multno
i tnah chapter, received th - Hag after
I it . had been blessed by Bishop Arthur
W; Moulton. Mr. P. A.-?en Haaf sang
' a- patriotic song, the 'words of wtiich
f were composed by. Mri"-tt.H. Parker.
' In the receiving line with' the officers
i et the chapter' were. Mrs Jt. B. Mont-
gomery, Miss Anne Lang of The Dalles,
I Mrs. Walter Taylor Sumner and Mrs.
? Fletcher Linn. At'-the tea table were
Mrs. Loyal B.- Stearns and Mrs. H. HT'
3 Parker. The Misses Janet House, Mary
! Helen Spaylding and Adeline Kendall
asisted kn seVving.
" Community Eervloe Hikers club will
' leave the stage depot Sunday. October
j 1, at 9 :30 a.- m. lor Logle trail, which
: leads off of St. Helens road. Those
' desiring to g nrust register with either
Miss Rose Spahn, Main 7876; Com
' ttanlty Service headquarters. Main j
065, or 1. D, Hail. Broadway 4019,
before "Frlday.4-Tata lunch and coffee
i will be furnished by the club. Hikers
I will return, to city about 6 p. m.
ilr. Emelie ' Anderson was married
fs Mr. John M. Gordon at the residence
fReT. Andrew Caughey recently. Rev.
Margaret Caushey officiated. The
wedding ceremony preceded a birthday
party which was given in honor of Rer.
Andrew. Cover a were laid for 16.
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.The. first regular meeting for the
eason of the Catholic Woman's league
win ha held Tuesday at 2 b. m. in the
t league rooms, Kflers building, 'corner
Fourtn ana wasmngion sireeis. a run
attendance . is desired as the work of
the winter will be planned. Mrs. Lee
Davenport will speak . on American
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The Ben-Tillie club will -meet Men
!j 4ay at S P.. m. In the Alisky building.
: third floor; All Jewish girla over 18
i years of - age who are - interested in
I education t and recreation will be wel-
: come, . An interesting program is
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rri .VIEW of the ftct that
there are now aYailable on
: beautiful Westover, less than
30 homesites, may we not
suggest immediate purchase
of your site. Then you will
' be able to build 6a Westover
later.
: A small -deposit easy pay-
- ments will boy the site- or,
if desired, pay all cash and
-secure discount.
,Cef a plat and look
them over
- Phone Broadway 0110
and plat will bit mailed
. , to yoa . - sv'; '
l- Harold Jungrck
. Sixtk Floor s , Pilteck Block
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MRS. HELGE JURGENSON (Henrietta Heppner).
a recent bride. Mrs. David K. Brase of New York,
who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Walton. Mis3
Frances Grenburg will enter Columbia university this fall.
AstoriaNuptials
Of Interest to
Portland Folk
A PRETTY wedding of special inter
est to Portland friends .was solem
nised in Astoria,- Monday, when Miss
Genevievd Mary Howell" became the
bride of Mr. Roy Macdonald Tate of
Portland. The ceremony took place at
the home of Mrs. M. J;SBadollet. one I
of Oregon's pioneers, the grandmother ;
of the "bride, and was attended only,
by relatives and a few Intimate friends.
The service was conducted by the Rev.
W. S. Gilbert, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, of which the bride is
a member. Miss Josephine Sandle of
Portland was maid of honor and Rev.
EL Mowbray Tate, brother of the groom,
a senior at Whitman college, officiated
as best man. Betty Stromberg and
Billy Hutchinson, little cousins cf the
bride, met the guests at the door.
General and Mrs. P. J. 0NU of
Oklahoma City lett fo.- home Monday
after having spent about 10 days as
the guests of Mrs. O Ne 1 e mother, Mrs.
John Murphy. Durmg their short stay
they were delightfully entertained.
The Daughters of Isabella will enter
tain with a benefit card party"- Tues
day evening. September 28, In the
Cathedral school hall, 17th and Davis
streets. The proceeds will be given to
the building fund of the monastery of
the Sisters of the Precious Blood.
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Mrs. Harry Ik Kuchlns and small
son. Harry L. Jr, I have returned to
their home in St. Louis, Mo. They
traveled via the Canadian Pacific rail
road. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Kellogg motored
from SeaJttle last week-end to place
their grandson. -Martin Harrison, In
HIH Military academy. '
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Mrs. Grace Dean of Spokane and her
on. Carroll Dean, motored, to Port
land a few days ago and the latter en
tered Hill Military academy,
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Miss Hattle Way cf Brooklyn, a del
egate to the Episcopal convention, has
been entertained during her stay, tn
Portland by Mrs., li. H. Star key of
Alexandra court.
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Mrs. A. R. Blew V of Tacoma. who
has been attending the Episcopal con
vention,: has been, the guest of Mr.
M. 13. L. Gsnn luring her stay . in
Portiand, at Alexandra court.
Mrs J. N. ThomaJ entertained with
a large bridga . party at Alexandra
court Friday vnyg, Ten tables wers
In play. ,
Mrs. M. E. I. Gatut of Chicago will
b the house " rnest ot Dr. and Mrs.
Clarence W. Keeoi, ai Silver ton, this
corning week.
Mr. and Mrs. Varnol lieaeh returned
Friday from a trip to Crater Lake and
Klamath Falls. j ,
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Alpha: Delta Pt sorority was hostess
afternoon. Invitations .Were issued to
100 girls who leave soon to attend the
University of Oregon. The drawing
room was artistically arranged with
a profusion of choice flowers and' a
massive basket of ; roses, asters and
other cut flowers formed - the center
piece in the dining room. Receiving
were the Misses Betty Ttllson, Marleta
Howard, Beatrice Crewdson and Grace
Pick. Mrs. Lucy Perkins of Carlton,
Or., poured, while Mrs. La Roy Swan
son cut the ices. Misses Helen Harper
and Elolsa Mcpherson assisted about
the rooms.
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Miss Bertha Gowiin left Portland
to enter Wellesley college Sunday
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NO HOME is too pretentious
to have a place on it& floors
for Oriental Rugs nor is any
too modest, for through direct
and advantageous buying
Atiyeh Bros, have brought them
withinthe reach of the average
home.
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Oriental Rags
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Dances Given at
Pageant One of
Pine Features
GXB of th delightful nits of the
Episcopal pageant. .tT Sinner Be-toved,-
-which was given Tuesday and
Wednesday avenmga at The AudltoHuna
was the dancing of a group ot Oriental
maiden. A number of girts in the
Katherine. iaWUw for ; Qe past weeks
for "th dance spectacles They1, were
Margaret" Spencer; Frances Cornell.
Virginia - Meara. Ixwlse T!a1B
Elixabeth Halley, MnrieJ
Montgomery. Jan. FriedlaBden Mar
garet Brtyma, Evelyn nd JrrJB;&
Thateher Marfan Peacock, EHbeth
Talbot, Hannah Laldlaw Fjancea
Spaulding. Miriam Shemanl IsaHe
Schetke and Helen Smith. Their lovely
Oriental costumes and craeatal head
dres were designed by Mrs. De nt
Mowry. Miss Laldlaw played the dar.ee
accompaniment on the piano.
The Alpha Beta Thcta. wHty
GaSma Sigma t,r Ae ConSUU
College of Chiropractic , are
pfeplfrlttona for lfJ nf
members October 8J. Ovei 50 new stu
dents will Join the ocleucs and the in
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building. Sixth jand Oaa tr vA
the "High Jinks- a P1"" Jlia"
by a band will marcn t.. tlle , Ar?i "
Gwlle at the Multroinah hotel wharej
banqnet wni be srea to over .
Prominent men ot tl.e etate and rity
, i i.Hui in attend.. The Vre-
goa State College ot tbrPr"LJf
the only cmropraKTi. -Kortnwest
having a Creek letter so
ciety. This college is a state recog
nized institution.
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The Tyee club will entertain In
formally with a tea this afternoon at
the home pf Miss Dorothy Dodge. Six
iwoiTnl' cards to can be-
tween the hours of 8 to S. Receiving
the guests will be-tne Aussca
Sorenaon, Jean Harper. Alice Seely.
m.. M.r T?nt njd Maxine Wheeler,
while the Misses Geraldine Root, Helen
Harper. Gladys Onstad and Louise
ria wiU assist. Miss Moreita
Howard and Misa Gretchen Smith will
,. Mij Dorothy Dodge, BeuTah
Kimery. Martha Belletee. Catherine
-D-irr.. ,ih Marcaret .Kennedy will
serve.
a ,AAin- which is of especial in
tereac to Unrveroty of Oregon folks
v,at nf Miss Rena Hales and Clif
tord Holdman which occurred Tuesday
in Pendleton at tha toit. if the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. - P. T. Hales, a
pioneer, family of rendieton. The ring
rrfmf5riv was nerfora ed under an
archav of white r'bbcn banked with
yelloa and white im-yonthemuroa and
ferns by the Rev. O-orre i v;iara, pas
tor of the Peid etoi Presbjterlan
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Miss Bertha Harriet Knudsen and
Mr. Anton Petersen .
Wednesday noon the Rev. A.
.niotin. The bride is the ugnier
of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Knudsen and
is a graduate of" the Good Samaritan
p..i.tai, ahnni for Nc-ses in tne
1915 class. Following a brief weddtag
tour Mr. and Mrs. Petersen will Iwe at
their new home in Vernon street
Alpha Lambda chapter of Alpha
Delta Pi honored a number of girls
about to enter college with a luncheon
in tha Tvrolean room of the Benton
hotel. Dainty corsages of gladiola
Mosnoms and lavender asters marked
the places for the guests, and a large
table piece of asters in corresponding
colors formed the decoration.
The women of St Irancls parish
will give a card parcy- at the parish
house. East 10th a d oak streets, Fri
lav evening. Three priaes will bet
awarded and refreshments served.!
Members of -the various parishes are
Invited.
Bishop and Mrs. Joseph Horsfal
Johnecon were hosts Monday evening
at a beautifully appointed dinner In Oie
Blue Room pf the Hotel Portland. Cov;
era were placed for io.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thornton Jr.
entertained with a smart luncheon at
the Hotel Multnomah club Wednesday,
honoring a number of delegates to the
convention. Covers were laid for 40.
Miss Beatrice Quackenbush became
the bride of Mr. Theodore James
Lngton at a charming home wedding
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last veeU which took place at the home
of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy. Quackenbush., The rooms -were
decorated ' in asters, gladiolus and
palms, which were also used to form
a bower beneath which the ceremony
took place. Rev. Harold Leonard Bow
man officiated. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Langton attended O. A. C where Mrs.
Langton is a member of Alpha Oam
ma Delta sorority. Mr. Langton Is -a
member of Alpha Tau Omega frater
nity.' He served overseas with the
Third division- regulars. After a brief
tour of the beaches, Mr. and Mra
Langton will reside in Portland, where
the bridegroom is connected with the
Western Electric company.
Misses Helen and Jean Harper were
hostesses for a dinner party Monday
evening at their -home, honoring mem
bers of the Tyee- cliub. Dinner was
served on the lawn, after which. danc
ing was enjoyed. Covers were laid foe
the Mlaeee Dorothy Dodge, Beulah
Kimery, Elisabeth Rauch, Gladys On
stad, Geraldine and Edna May 1 Root.
Carrie Sorenaon, Alice Seely. Martha
B iHeter, Catherine Palmer, Margaret
Kennedy, Louise Douglas, Maxine
Wheeler-and the hostesses.
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Miss1 Ruth Hart of Mil waukie will
leave Friday for Bugene, where she
will enter the University of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. t. JV. English were
hosts at dinner Tuesday evening at
the Hotel Multnomah. -
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Anticipate your needs now and if
youll want a smartly trimmed fur suit
this season, now is the time for you to.
buy it while these exceptional values '
are here. 1
Think of it- genuine fur tf immed tai-
Sport Coats $29
Real "Missy" coats for the college girl or
the younger woman who motors or-is out i
of doors. Mannish mixtures in Polaire and
tweed, opossum collars. Others with rac
coon collars priced at but $49.50. j
These coats are exceptionally well made f
tailored coats and the price is inviting.
Use Your Credit Here
Buy the clothes you need for Fall
now. Just a small amount of cash
required, the balance you may arrange
payments
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Here they aTthefwsiting authors!
You met them last Monday afternoon in our book department Having had
this distinguished group of writers within our walls and having watched them
meet, talk with and joke with (he people of Portland, we know that the
demand for their books will be unusually heavy during the next few weeks.
We have prepared ourselves for this by adding materially.. to our regular
stock of books. YorJ are invited to come, in and inspect them at your leisure.
Charles Hanson Towne
The Chain ' :
Loafing Down Long Island
George Palmer Putnam
''In -the 'Oregon Country
Smiting the Rock "".
DK Walter E. Traprock
Cruise of the Kawa
My Northern Exposqre
- Rollo ia Sodery -'--
Charlea Wellington Furlong- ieter Buck .
Booh department '
The jf. IX. . Conipany
. ; Third' and- Alder Streets . - v .'"
Klepper-Miller
Wedding Event
Of Next Week
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ONE of i the trEttant events of the
coming week win be the -wedding
of Miss Anna Lee; MOler and Mr.
Milton Reed Klepper which will take
place at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, F. O. Miller, at 8 :80
p. Wednesday. ' The Rev. Oswald
W- Taylor will officiate and the wed
ding music will be Splayed - by Mr.
Charles Dierke. Mr. KJepper win be
attended by Mr. Franklin Korell and
Miss Miller's attendants will bo her
slaters. Miss Grace MiUer as maid of
honor and Miss Ere Emery Miller as
bridesmaid. -
Following the wedding a reception
wiU be held. Miss Miller ha been the
recipient of many delightful - affairs
since the announcement of her engage
ment. ' Tuesday evening Mr, ' Korell
was host at a dinner party, followed
by Orpbeutn line party honoring Miss
Miner and her fiance, Mrs. John
Boyer complimented Mies Miller with
a luncheon Wednesday afternoon. She
was the honor guest at a shower for
which Mrs. Norman Hunter was
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Trimmed witli Squirrel, Opossum, Nutria, Beaverette
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Washington at Tenth St.
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Wallace Irwin
Seed of the-Sun ,
.Suffering Husbands
Venus in the East
Hubbard. Hutchinson
Chanting Wheels .....
Frederick O'Brien
t !y Mysbc Isles of the South Seas
White Shadows of the South Seas
. Atolls of the Son
hostess Friday afternoon. Miss Lor
otjhy.. Bennett .asked a number of jrirls
tot a bridge tea Saturday afternoon
which was preceded by a luncheon for
which Miss Mary Hegardt was hostess,
complimenting Miss Miller.-
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Mrs. Frederick C Austen entertained
at) luncheon Wednesday, v Covers were
laid for Mrs. Af Alorrison, Mra
Warren Keeler. Mrs. Geerga Carter
Sterling. Mm J. DatsOn,, Mrs. .B. C
Dan forth and. the hostess.- i .. -
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Saturday week at the .First Congre
gational churctw Miss IK. Marjorie Reeh
of Portland and Mr. Lloyd F. Herrett
ot Seattle, Wash were married before
a igroup of friends. Dr. W. T. McElveen
offlciaUg...i--ls. r
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Mfa Frank. X s McCarthy and son.
Francis J. r have returned to -their
heme after spending three months at
Seaside. --A-;;
Mra - A,' H. Johnston of Arlington.
Or-, has been the inspiration for many
delightful informal affairs while visit
ing heY mother la Alameda park. She
returned home 'Monday after a two
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Miss, Ines Falrchild. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs- Lewis R. FrflreWld. will leave
today for .Eugene to attend the Uni
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(Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, who have
been spending the summer months
near Roseburg, have returned to Port
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Two Members
Qf Social Set
rrtwO-lwpular members of Eugene's t
sodal set were married at an
attractlve church - service- Tuesday
afternoon when Miss Helen - duBuy
became the bride of Mr. Lawrence W.
Manerud. The vows were read by .
Rev. E. V. . Stivers An the chancel
of the First Cbristlan church In the
presence of a large number of friends
and - relatives of - the - bridal couple. -.
The toride, who is the - daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Jean Du Buy. is gradu
ate of the University: of Oregon in
the 1921 class and Is a member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr.
Manerud was also a student of the
university, is a member "Of Beta Theta
Pi fraternity and is xessoclated with
the Manerud Fuel company In .Eugene. .
He served in the navy during the war.
Mr. and Mrs. Manerud will, reside In
. Mrs. Frank ; Atkinson of Spokane,
who was a visitor to Portland during
the convention, has returned to . her
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Surface dirt does lit
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particles of grit and
dust imbedded in the
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