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dac epectacte listen if Toy last
I last rek at U Orpheam tbtr: Mr.
HaverHn ! n intimate frin4 of Gor
don Soule, piantat, and is an enthua
lastie connoinrer of . mus; awl art.
; and hla name is wH khown in crttical
: literary clrctea aa a- sarant and vrlter
of much distinction. . Auto trips., limch-
eon and miutcales were leature la
their honor, and th civlc-aod natural
beauties of Portlandt frotm a artistic
1 point of view, accorded mucir satisfac
tion, and the civic, and artistic ideals
and atmosphere -f 5 Portland's ' people
were mmeo ted - ipoa' -most - entliaa-
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?. Iniurst; club's HaOoween . barn
dan for which tba Woroea'a Prosres
dTmtt win b hostess, is schedulad
tor . n ear- date thia year to old
conflicting with borne parties, and win
be held , Friday-' night for" eiub mem
bers, prospective ' ciitf, members . and
friends, ;1 It ia an ; event the ; elan
that is always- anticipated Twlth nroch
enthusiasm and enjoyed for- Its thor
ouchiy good natured fun, and lack of
formality imblned with , unique" eos
turoes ; If blue eweraUs, i red, bandana
atMl suspenders promineiitly worn may
be dignified by. the word' costume. ; .
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, Thursday evening;, at ?the home -of
Mr. and Mrs. E. BMaeXaughton, the
Intermediate Endeavorera of the First
Congregational church -will hold a Hal
loween -.party.. The following .evening
the Senior Endeavor society will hold
& HaMoween party in . the sartors of
the church. 'Two . hundred and CfSy
invitations have been sent for
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: Their many riendsiwia be aorty to
learn that' Mr., and 'Mrs. Carletoa B.
Swift, have decided to remain 1 xerma
nenUy a Chicago, where they s have (
been for the summer. Mr. ad Mrs.
Swift were very popular in the younger I
set. cording from Chicago a few years !
ago to reside In Portland. Mrjk Swift
ia one lot the past presidents of the
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NE of the lovely brides of .the week was Mrs. Rudolph Kinsey Krausse, whose wedding last evening was a social event of
wide interest Mrs. Wallet Gerke (Florence Holmes) was a bride at a charming ceremony at Trinity church Tuesday
evening. Another of the-ypunger set who was married recently at a charming home'affair was Mrs. Fred Mathis (Mildred
Miller). Mrs.! Clarence Sheldon, who before her marriage was Miss Clara Shermin.
Many, Coming
To Take
In Horse Show
MAXY prominent people from Call
fornia, Seattle and British Columf
bin ' are expected to arrive this week
preparatory to the opening of the horse
shew given in .connection with the
Pacific International Stock show, which
opens November .4. Mrs. Martha
Iundrage Bowers of Santa. Barbara,
CaJL. president of the Bridal mad Trails
association, is coming with a famous
YOU ME IRVlTED
to visit one of the finest DAHLIA
and GLApiOLl farms on the Pa
cific Coast. Come out today or any
time before a heavy frost and
these wonderful autumn flowers.
67TH AND EIYISIOXSTBEETS
Hawtborve Ate. t fist aa 4 Division
- Walk' Black fait . -.
Grown by N A. MILLER. DahlU
, . -and Gladioli Specialist. - - ..
string of horses, chief among which
is "Miss Glorianna McDonald," a recent
prise winner at the California, show.
Miss Helen Farrell and Mr. J. D,
Faxrell will be here 'with - their cele
brated stable, as 'well as . Miss Hilda
McCormack pi Vancouver, B. C. . who
is well known In TPortland. .
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Mm. Charles L. Boss was hostess" for
two attractively appointed bridge lunch
eons Tuesday- and Wednesday at her
borne In Irrington. The table decora
tions were most artiitically carried out
in shades of yellow. Long stem silver
vases holding ' Aaron Ward roses
marked-each place. The gweeta were:
Mesdames Katherine Daly, James P.
Moffetti Marcus ffelahunt. Edward
Fraley.fCorge-siSaldwelL; Fred Krlba,
William Qadb, Charles Runyon. W.
P. Wiggins, Charles Bichton. Leon
Peters. M. L. alline, Carl UeocHalph
Brackett. F M. Kir sen, T.J.-Uoaf,
B. Ley, "W. H. Lesh. George Simpson;
Waldo Coe Albert JBonney. F. C. Aus
tin. M. - Xa- Miller". I lerman - Bhteaing,
George Weather ly. . Bvelyn Henderson,
W. C WltaeU Victor Brand stand. Rob
ert Aldricn. Miss Charlotte Hunt.
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As a compliment to Mrs. William D.
Street r, Mrs. F. L. Stinson invited a
number of friends v. In Tuesday " to
make up tbree tables of bridge, addi
tional guests calling.' for the tea. hour.
Mrs. O. M. Clark presided at .the ' tea
table . . -
Miss Korell Is
Inspiration for
Tea Wednesday
MISS M ABEL KOREXL was the in
spiratian for one: of the most
charming affairs of ' the week, when
Miss, Mabel Weed . entertained in her
honor with an attractive luncheon
gtven Wednesday at' the Portland hotel.
A -mass of autumn blossoms' formed
the centerpiece, while with the place
cards were corsage bouquets of violets
: and Cecil B runner rosebuds.-;-?
ii" Covera were placed for Mrs. A. Jj
Tourtellotte.. Mrs. CarroUj Crystal. Mrs
Allen.. Noyes, . Mrs. Arthur Senders!
Mrs. Katherine .. OTTara Maus. Mrs.
Raymond Buckley, Mrs. Walter Ter
lan. Mrs. Charles Parker. Mrs. Lloyd
Breeds, Mrs. . Maurice Barnes, Mrs.
Kirk Reynolds; Mrs. 1 Walter, Korell.
Mrs. Fred Newman. Miss EHsa Wallin.
Misa Laura Korell. Miss Eltse Cramer.
Miss Grace. Kern. Misk Madeline Stone,
the guest of honor and the hostess.
- A pretty wedding was solemnised at
the residence) of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
K HammerBley, fco. 0I East th street
north. October when their - only
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daughter. Beatrice, was united in mar
riage to Mr. G. Russell Carlisle of Kan
sas. Rev. Edward Constant officiating.
The bride looked charming in a gown
cf i -hite georgette and white satin.
her veil arranged from a wreath of
i-.range blossoms. The bridesmaid. Miss
Dorothy Sherling. wore pale green
organdie. After the ceremony a buffet
supper was served, followed by danc
ing. --
Miss Marie A. S. Soule was hostess
to several of the artists of the Marion
Morgan dancers .during their recent
visit In Portland. Carl Haverlin (King
Menelaus).- Esther Sommers (Minerva).
Ruth Southgate (Venus), and Florence
RUGS
CARPETS
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We clean thorewghly. disinfect.
1 renovate and restore colors by
t Radio Genii process, the pureet
r cleaning ' agency known, j We
never run colors, shrink or fade
. "the finest rug or carpet, r Largest
... hotels and apartment houses are
. our patrons. Never - one com
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Radio Carpet .Cleancrs
ill Csioa Ave. S-Fheae East 8il
Furalmdiindividutrtisyle shops
Brpa&way; at -.Morrison
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Oregon Health Exposition, A uditoriurn,-October 26th to November 4th.
'A; practical:
demonstration of the causes and treatments of preventable diseases-n education in
sanitation. Do not fail to attend!
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Coats
are so smart
this
-and our Coat Shop was never
so well1 equipped, to serve you.
SIDE from their sturdy; lustrous fabrics- and we've
coats in only the finest of these ; aside from the rich
furs that trim them and there is any fur that you
could name
ie might callthis the season jof smart coats, so dominant is .
the style element in them all. Bundled ever so warmly in the
rich tfolds of our new wraps, one loses none of one's slender- '
ness nor I the jgrace that goes
with freedom of movement
ndr the smartness that accompa. v
nies the drane the loose panel
-the irregular hem.
season!
com v
Our coats add chic to their many virtues in lines cut to
form to tall, short, slender or full figures. There is distinction
m each of them there is fairness of :pnce there are many
many styles to choose from -priced
65.00 85.00
and
Harriet Lee makes selections :
for. out - of - town customers.
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Vnffx tm4 Me Greater
land j Association . organized
Hon contest given free with
each cas purchase.
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