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-V. " THE OREGON SUNDAY : JOURNAL, PORTL AND, - SUNDAY 1 MORNING' OCTOBER 8, -1922; 1a -I i MONG the visitors in the city during this week's session of the grand lodge of the Ore- gon Knights of Pythias, which will convene Tuesday and Wednesday, will be James W. Maloney, grand master of the exchequer; of Pendleton; Frank Grabner, grand prelate, of Baker, and M. F. Hardesty, grand vice chancellor, of Seaside. v . p.: ' ... ;.? "'.:Tl"rili,i !' v " . : :.' .jfT'. :. ::, - a : 1 . . " ' . Vv an &r I U 11 " Iff II fc 1 Grand Lodge of Pythians Meets Here Tuesday; THE) 'officers and delegates to the grand lodge Knights of Pythias PTid grand temple Pythian Sisters to -i the number of 450 will convene in this 4-jty in annual aessinn at the Pythian tpmole auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday-'- to elect their officers for the .ensuing year and decide orr the necea- - sary new legislation. i During the p!et year hoth branches of the order have received a s?uj ptantial growth in membership ifld are- In excellent condition financially. The principal legislation to "be "hrought before the Pythian sessions this year -will be that of perfecting . arrangements for - the erection of tie first Pythian "home to be 'built -west .' r-f the Rocky mountains, and will be tointly owned and operated by the Pvthlan . Domains of Oregon and tVaahtngtbh. A site having already . been -purchased for the home at Van couver'. Wanh., work of erecting the f'rst units of buildings will be started at once, . v.- The grand lodge Knights of -Pythias pnd " Pythian Sisters usually meets in this city and in a way ia considered a Portland Institution, the office of the ifrrand keeper of records and seal. "Wal ter Gv Oleeson. and grand mistress of 4 records and correspondence. Rose Far- I finarton, being located here. t. Monday evening previous to the j Opening of the grand lodge the "Pythian lodges" of Portland will favor the visiting' delegates with an entertain- ment : anS reception in the Pythian Auditorium,- at which time Newiom Rsers will give a dramatic reading of th play of "Damon and Pythias." Headquarters of the credential com mittee of bofh lodges will be estab lished ,in rooms 231, 232. 233 and '234 -Imperial hotel, where the delegates will register. Tuesday eveninar the Dramatic Or der Knights of Khorassan. the .sun shine branch of the Pythian order, will stage "a ceremonial in the Pythian tem p!e auditorium. sA banquet will be held previous to the ceremonial at The lAuditorium. where all knights will be tidiinjtted by ticket only. : . Th.e Harmony club of the Women -of Mooaeheiirt legion was entertained ,by . Mrd. Wlliard H. Seaton,1 at her horae. No.j 654 East Alder street. "Wednesday aftexrioon. The president. Mrs. Mil- , dred Green, called the meeting to pr : der. -and the subject for discussion was lArliamentary law. Mrs. Etta Close, ' the nasi. , regent and delegate to the - Moose convention, gave an Interesting tj"lk oti Mooseheart- The hostess .. Ferv4 a luncheon. The club closed .its charter with a membership of 28. Mm. Mildred tireen, president. Edith Wilkensen, Ellen Almeter, Dorethea .- OlemBieniS, Anna Hawser, Minnie. La t;lle. Margfaret Petterson. Mabel Doty, .Thla : MOsgrave. Vera Fowler, Irene Day. , Clara Seaton. Mabel Fernam i fwrg, Mcry Gill, Mabel. Brown, Madge 1 Cole, Mary Evans, Olive Shirtliff. Liora J Frederlckiion. Mabel Vatson, Vivian f Cockraii, Lottie Ketchem, Nellie Red- linger. Ktta Close. Emma Olsen, Mabel Moll, Pearle Fisher and Hazel Tait. ,"Thc neTct meeting will be 'at the home of Mrs. Etta Close, at. No. 302 East J2th street. ' , v: Pram Assembly. -No. 121. "United Ar . tisana, had a well attended business : inoettng last Tuesday evening, when three; candidates were initiated. - pn . next ; Tuesds.y also there will be a . busiuess meeting, with ii larger class . ff candidates to be initiated, and on -niilgriof cards ar.d dancing, with spe ,Tial features. A card party and dance in -the Maccabee hall. 386ii Washing ton street, will be held. ..-.j.' liberty Assembly. Xo. Vhited Artisans, is planning a big social vent for Wednesday evening. October IS. the East Side Woodman hall. : East Sixth -and Alder streets. in honor or Mrs. Elizabeth Spraguefl ixcu ana PTea w . German, members I of the supreme assembly. Mrs. Rogue : was :recently elected supreme wnrder, land i Mr. German was reelected su Tpreitje soperlnteitdent. There will be a regram rid Jfefreshments. followed byJdantlng.- AH. Libertv memhem urge to attend, and all Artisans are Invited r ; , - ' . Nydla ;Tmple, Daughters of the ile. jwlll ! give a buffet luncheoni-and v fnl -party Wednesday, at fhe Port fand'iWomaBs club building. No. -449 TTaykjr -stteat. Laocheon will be served , at 1 o'clock, and cards will be played at 3 ofetock. ' "Mra. Charles E. Runyon, vyhalrmaBi. of the committee or ar- rangwments. trill b assisted bv the following committee : Mrs. N. xj. f"Carpenter. Mesdames A. T. Bonoey. Mrs. fJ. Ij.. Parker. Mrs. John H.'.stevv nson. Leander Martin, E. G. Lelhy, Ft jucv.Tuita ai r ion versteeg. A. Hi . - - - i - i neu , ter. E. J. Bryan. L. E. Crouch, WH1 H. ee. D. Perry Evans, R. M. Irvine, Frank Wl Ariss.- . ." CorSnthtaii" 4iarter V v r 1 m-su -i hold a. lasaar af Pythian temple -at- urday, October 28, at.-3' o'clock.." The goods for sale will iaclude fancy work. .cookery and all sorts of gift ajtic tea. !lid proceeds" wlir be used for the flower f iuad or. tlje .iok. The basitar will --oiUnue jtoroughout the evenac. "!. '' -f ! ' ' i- . , : - ; The net meeting of Corinthian chap i ilw. a ii.S, will be the ahnual past niatrona-Sn'ffbt, when the past ma irons ,w1ll havei harsre of the work of con - i erring degrees on candidates for aiem- ' Kershin in ItiA nntw ..! " y . : ;: Enfienej A banquet in honor of H. S. Hudsoa of Portland, supreme master Artisan, mit'- be given FrkUyby the j;-5ene lfrdge. United Artisans? M. W. tb Have Festival Frolic Lasting 5 Days i i THE Modern Woodmen off America will have a festival 'frolic for five days and nights, begin ningi October 10, preliminary to their great 25th an niversary meetings of October 27-28. These meetings "will commemorate the organization of the- first Woodmen camp west of the Rocky mountains, which camp was -Oregon Fir 5085, es tablished in Portland, Or., October 21, 189T. The Royal Neighbors of America, the Women's Auxiliary to the M. "W. A., will take an active part in thes two days' celebration. There will be competitive drills be tween Foresters. This branch of the organization is" a semi-military one. The soldiersof Woodcraft are men who have seen active- service in the United States army and navy. Thou sands were overseas and many of. them made the supreme sacrifice during the World war. ' Mt Hood tent and Golden Rule Re view' No. 17 of the Maccabees enter tained friends and, members with a social evening Friday at Auditorium hall. No. 208 Third street. A pleas ing feature of the evening's entertain ment was the presentation by Miss Alys Brown of the Modern Conserva tory of Music of six of her pupils, Elma Rupel. Eneta Austin, Maxline Rankin, Jeanette Glandcn, Billle Frost and Ena Carauk, in fancy dancing. They were accompanied by Mias Lucy Gir.arctti at the piano. Uttle Miss Geneva. Nubson gave a reading Lei ia Dye ."a vocal solo. . accompanied by Alma, Dye ; Miss "Vera Smith, Harey Hawkins and--Mr. Carlson each enter tained with a violin solo ; Dr. B. Wesley Spang gave a delightful baritone solo accompanied by Donald Spang. The program was followed by-dancing. The Knights .Templars !of Portland will open their social season at Chris tensens hall Monday evening "with a dancing party given by the drill corps, of Oregon commandery. 'i'hese parties are by subscription, and Sare open to Jvnights Templars only. The proceeds go to defray the expenses of the drill corps' participation In the triennial conclave to be' held in Seattle lh 1925. This is the tenth year that Oregon commandery has sponsored these par ties, and they have steadily grown from a very small assembly , of 30 to 40 cou ple, until now it is not uncommon to see 100 to 150 couple in attendance. The committee in charge of these parties are : Fj-ed O. Jenning, chairman ; H. A. Crotocock, -Jr. - C. H. Sigglin. Ben F. Green, A. G. Findjay, V. W. Howell, George B. Cellars. Oregon Agricultural College. Cor vallis. The grand lodge of Oregon, A. F. A. M., has a loan .fund from which sons 'and ; daughters of Masons and Masonic students may obtain financial assistance, "Applications must have the recommendation of President W. J. Kerr, and -; the approval of the master sand wardens of local Masonic l(dgr(!. This loan fuiid is part of the- educa tional fund of the grand lodge of Ore gon. A. F. & A. M.. and consists of $4000, divided equally between the. Uni versity of Oregon and O. A. C. J- Marguerite Camp, No. 1440, Royal Neightsors of America, held a' meeting at their hall. H4Vi Grand avenue, Tus- day. All officers were present and there .wag -a good attendance of. mem bers. A class was initiated by Oracle Mary Gray, assisted by the degree team followed by a fancy drill. Several members were present that had "not bet-n In the camp room for some time Special mention was made about the splendid reports of the visiting commit tees. Refreshments were, served at the close of the meeting. ' Sunnyside chapter, O. E. S.. held an interesting meeting Wednesday evening at the' chapter headquarters . for the organisation of an auxiliary for young girlsT between; the ages of 13 and -1$ years, known- as the Slaughters of Job. The new,' body ia -ot definitely an auxiliary, to the.0.. E. S.. but ia spon sored by it and Is 'for the purpose of instruction in parliamentary law." for social and educational training. Friend ship chapter, O.'" E'jS..: has a well es tablished organization , ojf the- Daugb ters of Job. ' ' ! J .' ' ' -.-Mi.... ' 1 . j ' 1 f A number of Portlaml folk are plan ning to attend Hhe triennial " session of the general grapd chapter of the prder of Eastern Stat, whichi will be in ses sion in Washington, Dv C. November 1-- several grand officers from Port land and vicinity and many of the past matrons and patrons of the local order will fee in the company , which , leaves rortiapd November S on special' car. As there are 139 chapters of the East enrt Star in Oregon and approximately 20.00 members, the November meet ing V.-4U be of wide interest. J The ladies' auxiliary of the. United" vuttrrr-.e-rciai Travelers, will meet at the home of. Mrs. Anthony H. Metaelaar, No. 600 East 51st street north, "'Tueav day at S-:15- fen-; a odaJ time and to plan their winter's activities. AH mem bers are urged ta be present. : - - r - " ' - 'V'i ' ; .Marguerite Camp. 1440 Roval Xelgh- bore of America will hold a -500" party ??.,5)ci.obr., 10' l :TO - '-J tliVfc Grand avenue, r ax prizes win be given and refreshments . served. Blanche Hoffman, chairman. ; i Odd Fellows' Play Is Given Highest Praise WITHIN 24 hours jLfter the curtain fell closing "the lasC act of "TJndle "Rube," given at Swiss ball, Tuesday evening Walter R. Rea manager and director, was approached by various representatives of out of town lodges of the I." O. O. Ft o repeat the play in outlying communities. . The play vividly portrays characters of rural Vermont .and was written by Charles Townsend. The succass of the play was due principally to the ;untlring ef forts of the- entire cast and their two months of patient rehearsing. A wonderful showing "waa made by Dr. S. "W. Btryker as genial "Uncle Rube," and : his impersonation of the Yankee farmer was good to see. Miss Edna Larson, the soubrette, .made a great hit in presenting the character of a waif from the tenerhent house district of NVw York. She showed re- inarkable ability in her lines and car ried off a goodly portion of the hon ors of the evening. S. A. Tully as the miserly deacon put over his character in a splendid way. In fact, every member of the cast displayed Unusual ability in handling his part. Among the players are E. A. Dock steader, C. E.' Robinson, Eugene Dowl ing, Mrs. Hal" Campbell. Charles Mackay, Miss Delia Rea, Dr. S. W. Stryker, Miss Dorys Frazler, Miss Edna Larson. J. F. Jayne, S. A. Tully and W. R. Stiles. Walter Rea as man ager and director, an entertainer him self, who promoted the play, expressed satisfaction with the careful work of the members of the cast. It is quite probable that the entertainment will be repeated in the near future for the :;benefit of the Portland Odd Fellows' band. -: Oopia Social .club announces its opening dance and card party to be held in. Linnea hall, 666 Irving street, next Saturday evening. Good music will be. furnished. Carl Greve, mana ger, is in charge of the floor, Mrs. K. CVan Natta, assisted by Mrs. Greve, Mrs. Maple, Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Clayton, Mary Richmond and K. C. Van Natta. For the card room, Henry Myers and Charles Reed will be in charge. Mrs. J. V. Swan is in charge of refresh ments, which will be home made cake and coffee. Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and friends are invited. - The officers of Oregon Shrine No. 1. White Shrine of Jerusalem, were din ner guests of Mrs. O. J. Brown, worthy high priestess, Saturday, at her lovely country home, "Idlewild" ; the rooms were beautifully decorated with a pro fusion of dahlias. Assisting- the host ess were Mr. arid Mrs. U. G. . Smith, Mr and Mrs. C. L. Feebler, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Borgan and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Roy. After a delicious "din ner, the evening was spent at 500, fa vors going to Mrs. Essie Snyder and Dr. O. W. Elliott; 40 of f icers en joyed the evening with the hostess, after which the guests motored back to the city. Multnomah camp No. 57, WTO. WH held a large meeting .at its hall Friday evening, attended by several hundred members. Consul Commander E. A. Clark presided. Thirty-five applica tions for membership! were received and a class of 36 new members was in troduced. Twenty-five members from the carup at Camas, Wash., were pres ent to witness the initiation. A tele gram from Head Manager J. O. "Wil ton, who is attending the meeting of the board of head managers in Denver, was read, stating that 71 certificates ,wero issued to Camp . NO. 77 during September against 41 ror tKwaer. uaie camp of San Francisco. Oregon Assembly NoJ 1, United Ar tisans, geve a delightful card party and dance last Thursday evening, at W. O. W. hall. "" A chicken supper was served", and the evening was a delight- ful one. Next Thursday "evening, the regular business meeting will be held, when Oregon assembly will honor all -Artisan Judge. There! will' be inter esting talks by Judge Rossman. J udge Gctens. Judge Stapleton. Judge Mor row, and Judge Dieck- Refreshments will be served, and all Artisans are in vited. : ? - . ; --- - ...'!-.. - - - - ; Springfield The home of Major and Mrs. C P. Egglinann,waa 4he scene of a surprise party given In honor of Mrs.' WJ, G. Hilt president of Iuk circle No.' 28, Ladies C Gj A R., who is removing to Ashland to make her home. Covers were laid for -SO guests. Visitors from Portland .and ".Eugene Here present, t Mrs... Hill was presented with.a. benntilul star and bar pin era blem -of the order. ' Mrs.- EggUnann inade the presentation speech. The supshine trio of Eugene furnished . the entertainment. , X"" ?, f lAbtTAtatasMy. rNxiJ S2S. United Artisans, will give a dance party next Wednesday-evening.'at 8 f39 o'clock, in Ore East Side Woodmen - hall. East Sixth and Alder streets. AH Artisans and their friends are invited.- The committee for the evening: is Francis B. .Carothera. John Sommervflle. Mrs. Donnelly. Mrs. Osman Jack ' Reel and J. Means. ' ' '-"tl-M RMgefleld. Wash,PytliaV Sisters of Rlyerriew temple Ka 65 of Ride fieki weret surprised Tuesday night by members of the Lake Ri'er lodge No, 124. Knights of Pythias, with aa dya, ter aopper. ' ii;i..-"-! ; '1 i " ' ?. . -- .?;;,,' ..'" -'' -' - '"' - ' t . : Centralia. . Wash j-r-Tbe local United Artisan lodge was -addressed Wednes day evening by Dr. Kshehnan"; of Port land.' supreme medical examiner. " ssslr J Furniture is bought to last generation.! i Its selecioh-is one vyhich should have, careful thought, sound judg- ' ment and good counsel. What a pleasure it is to wlMowntoe5 aisles of this great store .where good taste and unlimited variety of style and design are socdmbmed that yoiar final choice is so satisfying and acbeiptable to'1 those who live with the f uniiture you select, f The very magnitude of bur; display enables jus also to I show a complete price range, making it possible to execute any plan you may have in mind at the expenditure I you; wish to make. Feel free to come in any time-whether Vou are ready to choose your furniture or not. A j visit at'this store incurs na obligation to make a purchase. A---'i-:--'-J.'y-v,y Delivers Any Ueater to Your Home BAI,A3f CE EA8Y WEEKIT PAYMENTS IfffrinC If you donTt see the style heater you want pictured here, come PlUIIUl. in and ask for it- We show i5 different sizes and styles some burn wood, some coaj others burn either wood or coal, called combination heaters. Commons air-tight heaters as cheap as $4.50. Sea Gadsbys' beaters first before you buy. A STRIKING NEW WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE ' ' . " ? -. ." '...I ;". ; . ! . ,- ' . ' " - -" " ' - -' : - ; f H"i ";'-i . V-V ' -" ' V Here is a fine new creation in dining room furniture in American walnut finish. This beautiful suite is Queen Anne period in de sign and includes one of the new oblong tables, a large size buffet with mirror as pictured, five side chairs and a host chair with genuine Spanish leather seats. Tomorrow's special price for this complete suite as pictured only . . ..Vi . .$145.00 Special Display of Bedroom Suites in All the Fall Styles. Pictured; aboveis just one of the many new creations we are showing for the bedroom. It consists of a full sized bow end bed, a large dresser with a big mirror, and chiffonier. The finish is walnut or ivory, handsomely decorated -and it is a typical example of the values we are now offering at special prices. : Priced com plete exactly as pictured. . .j. . j ... . ..-$149.50 Liberty Range XEfc This large size coal range has a spacious, full size oven, a high closet, is fully nickel trimmed with, six holes. It is a steel range,. fully guar anteed; to . give satisfaction, an excellent baker and a real value at ....$54.00 Living Roon Suites in Bea Velour litiful Picture abovfe is just one of the many handsome new over stuffed living room suites we are showing' in tapestry tip holstering. Note the distinctive wing backs, the full roll arms, then come in and actually see how luxuriously made and up holstered these suites are. It will be a source of constant pride in the years to come to have such a splendid suite in your home. The price for the 2-piece suite i& only., $175,00 Tapestry Davenports, $63.50 and $72.50 DINING CHAIRS ON SALE Baj Teor Dining Chairs Sow- Ail Oar Bin Ins ; Chair Are Kedaced for THREE DATS OJSLY. $15.00 Chairs, Mahogany or Walnut, now ',. . . ... 13.00 nrs, juancgrany or wainui, now. 10.00 Chairs, Mahogany or Walnut, now ,..f..4, 9. IK) Chairs, Mahogany or Walnut, now, 8.00 Chairs.' Mahogany or Walnut, now..; w - 6.00 Oak Chairs, now .i...... 5.00 Oak Chairs, now 4.00 Oak Chairs. , now 4........ 3.00 Oak Chairs, now....:. J,. ...... All Other Cheaper Chairs Are Red need. WEDGEW00D GAS RANGES WARM KITCHEN ..sua . .11.8t . . -H.5 . . .f 9.M ...57 i ...i.4 .. .4.6i .... . . .$2.79 ' $ 11 kSSwI la 1 iij ! '. Jk' If ' 1 KS' a in iriater. I CI Ti K fj ' j V fl . JBter- tans M M B k3 Another sensation&l one day sale of rugs! A large new ship ment, just received from the makers, adds unusual interest to this great selling events All the advance fall patterns and colors are included; rugs of every size and description at prices that will amaze you! Below we are listing just a few of the many choice values fhat go on sale tomorrow! - 9xl2-Ft. Tapestry Brussels Rugs A great special purchase of these fine rugs arrived just in time for to morrow's selling. They are absolutely perfect, come in both all over figure .patterns and oriental effects.. They are seamless, real values" (POO JTf at tomorrow's special price s ... Wa-iOetlVI 9xl2-Ft. Velvet Rugs ,. A special lot of exquisite new velvet rugs in patterns of exceptional rich ness and beauty. They have a deep soft pile and you may have your choice of such colors as rose, 'blue, tan, taupe, green and. combinai- d A rift tions. Be here early for first choice of these wonderful rugs at VJtOAJU 8.3x10.6 'Axminster Rugs ' We were very fortunate in securing a large purchase of these well known Axminstej: rugs in a wide range of beautiful new patterns at a sacrifice price. Choice of both .medallion and all over patterns in the (194 Cfl newest fall colors tomorrow at. wO'ww ' . . 9xl2-Ft. Axminster Rugs Be here bright and, early if .you want first choice of this special lot of Axminster rugs.- They'are: beautiful in design, of exceptionally fine qual ity with a heavy body and deep silky pile. While they last (JJOQ FtlY tomorrow at ....... ... . . . . . ....................... 4. . wWytU v. : special closeout of six beautiful patterns at a real sacrifice! Fine 'quality, dur-? able, lasting a real, value in stair carpet. Both plain col ors and small figure designs, per yard .,r;.i...v.95c Ask to see the W e d g e w o o d Wedgewood1 Gas Ranget keep your krtcjhen warnj these chilly. mornings, supply m.u cne mot water you nea ; ourn iwoea, coal or -gas. .lO.OO-deliverc one -of' these Wedgiewood Ranges, to your home ; balance on eaay weekly or , monthly paymentsj '- Friend from $3iw0 to lSi.ae. . r - , . Gadsbys' Regular Credit (Terms- IJMI VORTH OK Fl'RSITrRE 6.t CASH,! S1.SS JV-EEK 7i.8 woUTH-OF TRITCAtB 9U9 CASH, S10SW-EEK fiaa.ee worth of fikxitirb-sis. cash. S2.M wikkj ll!i.M WORTH OF FCRSITURE-U CASH, ftSm WEEK li. WORTH OF FVRMTURK li.t CAKH.j S3 WEEK j GADSBTS CHARGE O IXTEREJ9T. ! s i ," .; t-t- .-'...-.. - j i ' ! ;' " , : .! 4 :Jti'Z i A REAL BARGAIN OFFERED IN DRESSERS A real bargain for early shoppers tomor row I . We have just eight . of these full size dres$ers with adjustable mirror and three spacious drawers .to' be closed out atHhe jBpecialprice .". . . . . . their carpeting from the rolL will find . this great sale , a real opportunity ;'An ; excep-J tionally large' variety oM spiendio! new designs ana col ors from 'which to select to morrow at. the special price per yard , . . . . . . . . $ 1 .9 NO k INTEREST CHARGED GADSBYS' Gad W a . CORNER . SECOND AND MORRISON STREETS -i ''A -.c:- i " .-. --V'-'-"Jti-,.s' V ' - ! to m S3 ---11 -i i3 1 I
