The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 02, 1922, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextrorkTLAiD, Glub Social " v FRIDAY, NOVEMBER' 3 ." (Sq lcUct 0 T ' ' M"" VraUain"r or 016 Oriental colleges. ' FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3 - Calendar farnt-Teacher council lit Central library at 19 Pi m. " ... Side Lavender club U i m. in j East Sde Business u nun a crab rooms. , ' - .,. : . 1 v ciiego:; DAILY JOURNAL - ' " - - ' 1 - - - - . - . .. - - j - - ,. , ., , - -i -,11 i - - . ,. . - -,, . - m . .: Blatchf ords Are To Live in Portland 7 4 - ; 'By- Basel "Haasy - F vVIDB ; interest- to their- many A friend in Portland ia the an nouncement that upon General Richard M. Blatchf ord'a retirement from the array both he and Mrs. Blatchf ord will : remain in Portland. They have, taken apartment at the Hotel Mallory for the winter, and will come to town shortly, They will bunt a. new home . In the. spring. . v , , f Hospitality will be extended Friday afternoon between the hours of 4 and 6 by .Mrs. Thomas H. Williams,- when he will entertain 'at her. home on Westover road with a large tea;, in the interests of the Oriental, women's col legs campaign. " through ! - which the women of Oregbn'are uniting- to obtain : $10,000 toward the $3,000,600 endowment for Key en- colleges for women tn China, ' Japan and India, The hostess will be , assisted by Mr. William V. Fleblg, .Mrs, Ernest willard, Mr. J. IX Cole man end Mrs. Edward R. Harvey. ; Mr. H. C-Wortman and. Urn A. E. Bntterfield wilt- preside at the tea urns . and assisting-' m the dining room will be Mrs. - Maurice, BaraM.. Mrs. - Walter Fhanlcs, Mrs. Henry . Trowbridge, Mr. ,Krnest Crighton Mrs. Allen Noyes, lira John c. .Sturm and Mrs. Harry K. . Sharp. The story of toe college will r jattractively told by means of the : little playlet. auhtlg the, Christmas Candles, . - enacted by eight yonng women in Oriental costumes.' There will be so solicitation of funds. -' : ' '-' h i i 'V ' ' , ., Goblins ; and ; .malevolent looking witches on broomsticks held sway at . Iaurelhurtt cliib Friday night, the oc casion . . being " the . annual Halloween frolic..' The" !ent was another mem orable HoUofireen party "given annually by the Woman's Progressive Unit. The decorating- schfrae, which was a de- 'ightful blinding of yellow, and black with v . profosion f autumn foliage, enhanced by soft 4ightihjS;, was accom plish.ed; through the generous assist ance of a committee of men of the club. Despite' the stormy night, the gathering was a large .one arid most : gratifying to the patronesses and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. One of the attractive luncheons of the week was given by Mrs, Harry Humph--rey Monday... when she entertained M -of the younger society matrons in honor of Mrs. Lester Carter of San Francisco. Mrs. Carter Is the house guest of Mrs. John Laing ad is being extensively entertained during -her way. '::' , . .. Mrs. Reardon Lyons of San Fran cisco will be the guest of .Major and Mn Albert S. Peaks at Alexander Court for , the week-end. Major and Mrs. peake, who. was Miss Alma Tobin pf Saa Francisco.i have lately been transferred to Portland from Camp Lewis and have taken ' apartments at . Alexandra Court for the winter. .- - ... - '- For the pleasure of her house guest, -Mrs. Edmund Burke Roche of Victoria, B.-CU Mrs. William 'MacMaster invited a. number oft friends for bridge tTues day afternoon. 4 Mrs. Lucius AUen Lewis' was In charge of the -tea tafcie when additional ; guests called- foe - the tea boaivtii , ,. '" ' .:-a5i-:-3l6- jSooletyi'la. greatly.. Interested "iiii tJe appearance "Sir Gilbert Parker at the HeUig this' evening; When he will lecture on 3ooka-and, the Man." A number of line parUea have been' ar . ranged. ! 1 The Overlook Woman's club win meet Friday at 2 P- m. with Mrs.' R. Wil- lion. Ko. 7t3 Melrose drive. H. M. Grant " vf the Oregon Social Hygiene society will speak, Mrs, A. M. Bump : will rgfve whleUrog- solos, with Edna June Bump. a accompanists 1 - t Mu Phi Kp'silon lumnae will meet Saturday at the home of Miss Dorthy f Bennett No. 575 East 24th street north, ; instead of the home bf Mies Jessie ! Farias, as was first announced. Take i Broadway car. t'4 Tha Tinicum Dancing cluV will give :' a dance at the Hotel' Multnomah Sat urday evening. This is the initial dance I of h.9 season and Mrs. O. .Miller Bab bitt will be hostess. ! ;: - t Mrs. Harold Toung entertained with i an Informal tea this afternoon. In com pliment to Miss Charlie Fen ton, brtde- i elect, and. Mrs. Frank Smithe (Bess i Cowden) of Nw Tart i - . .' I Mr.e.nd Mrs Pavid Stearns" and their son. Mr. Pavid L. Stearns, left Wednes day for the Southland. They will spend the winter in Florida and the Bahamas. i. .. 0 : . r 1 1 Mis Lucia Morris will return the end ? of-; the --week from -a short i.visft - to ! Seattle and British. Columbia ! : ... . i ..... . i Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Btddle are now ioccupyrofr their new home on Arllng- i ali b. v.n . nerniqw nas invited a i number c-t friends to luncheon Tues- 1 .t 'A ISM f I 1 1 111) f J I-.M i-- r ml. in i in I Ml HI : ' V 1 i V Ho- WIO Embroidery Appears in Unexpected 7 '. ' - ; Ways. 7 - '- H- Thi gown of teto de negre crepe de china shows an interesting 'application of embroidery in brown tones on the loose sleeves and apron of georgette. The drop shoulder effect obtained by the embroidery ia particularly youtn- ful and there Is added charm in the rolled girdle of the material. . (CopjndcM. 1822. by Tocae, New Tork) day in compliment to Miss Gladys Mac- Swiney, whose engagement was recent; ly announce d. ' Mr. and Mra. John H. Burgard are guests of their son and: daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Burgard, In Sao- Francisco. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Vain Duzer were hosts to a dinner of eight covers Tuesday evening. , . FRATERNAL Webfoot camp No. 65 W. o. W. Is starting err tne rxovemoer meeungs with a bang." Friday 3wtll be known as "Andy Gump night" and all candi dates will take - notice. .Sovember . 10 has been sat aside for dividend night, and every -member attending will re ceive his check. Deputy Head Consul B. P. Martin of the Woodman of the World has lust recently returned from Denver, and reports that the. 20 In crease campaigns now under way-in the nine western states are going in fine shape, Portland district; being well in, the lead. The camps of Port land:' and vicinity expect to initiate 2 MX) candidates at The Auditorium on December IS. Two degree staffs and Z0 drill teams will take part. , .' Orerati ajmnnriilv Vn i TTn i-t sans, wfll entertain alj. ArUsana and their friends with a card party and dance torrie-ht in w. O.- W. mil Kn tn 11th street. A supper; will be served at io o cioctc cards and dancing will men De enjoyed uil 12 o clock. About 70 state fire insurance aarenta met t Yakima recently and perfected an organiaauon to protect tne interests of fire insurance men when" that tt legislature meets and to work for th interests of its members and the pub- UU. i - - - : Suspenders Are 1 Routing Belts, if SayOlbtWerii ' 'f; -H- Denver, Jfov. 1 (U. P.) The "gallus" - ia climbing back to its place oh thevson," according to leading Denver clothiers. - The longer, bell bottom trousers bf the heavyr"winter suits require raore-uptJft i than a belt affords, clothing men asserted today. . ' More suspenders are .'being sold ia Denver this winter than last, in the opinion of the majority of hab erdasher. , -" Prize: Awarded On Title For Bazaar ; t Tn wintr. I. fctrpiHB Bazaar of a ; Million Bar A gains." 1 i This was the title ubmlted by Mrs. Carrie B. Adanfe for the forthcoming bazaar to be given by the Woman's Association of the First Congregational church, and she was awarded the prize of $a at the meeting of the association held Wednesday at the church with the president, Mrs. E. If. . Howe, pre siding.; - ' . . -- r The morning was devoted to sewing for the big affair, the dates of which are December $ and 1. -At noon lunch eon waa served and In the afternoon a business meeting was held when final plans for thte bazaar were completed. The sale of home cooked food and the serving of luncheon, tea and . dinner will be prominent features. The lun cheon and tea house will be la charge of Miss Angle Grimsby and Mrs. W. XX Knapp will be In charge of the food table. ' Luncheon and tea will i be, served both days and on the first, even,-' ing a 5 cent dinner will be served at t :30: : - -r v-- sX ' . -' r :. -s -' The recetit dollar luncheon waal re ported as having netted $15. The card party, and dance given Tuesday even ing, bys Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Lut Letcher for the benefit of the ? fish pond of the basaar was a great' sue cess both socially and financially In the various contests and game wj K Royal, Mrs. ' Kimball Kaufman and Judge George Ross man were prize win ners. : - ' . The association will elect officers at Its meeting nex month and the j fol lowing nominating committee was ap pointed at- (he meeting Wednesday: Mra ItU Gray, Mrs. W. L. Johnston and Mrs. F. M. King. A rummage sale win he hed November 17 and IS at No. 62 First street No all day meet ing will be held next Wednesday en account of "the entertainment ; "Main Street,"" which the men of the church o 6wa uiat qvcuiii( : Mrs. . Charles Manlove, who has re cently returned from the Phllllpines. spoke at the Industrial club supper at the i. w. C. A. Tuesday night. ! She spoke of the customs and superstitions Of the Phillipine people and displayed some of their : needle work. Millinery class began, in charge of Mrs. Louise Klmgbeil. with an enrollment of 11 girls; the gymnasium enrollment is 15 Any class will be formed at the request of 10 girls A Dinner next Tuesday night will be served promptly; at :15. After dinner there will be an open forum to discuss the class work. All industrial girls are invited to a T. M. C..A. party on' Saturday, November 4. We will meet in. the Y. W.. C. A. lobby at 7:45. club In order to ' make It . successful. The rehearsal will last 45 .minutes and three of the national songs for reserves wui be used. T. W. C. A, win' have a special mu sical program next Sunday at 4 :15 tn the social hall, tinder the direction of , Mies Elizabeth Hobea, assisted by the Webber juvenile orchestra. Be sides the orchestra numbers there will be a tenor solo by Arthur Henderson, contralto solo by Miss Bertha Schwaa. bass aplo by Frederick Dorn, piano se lection by Mise Hoben and a reading by Miss Belma Frost. A social hour will fouow when tea will be 'served. There is no admission charge, : -' Willard W. C T. U. will meet Fri day at 2 :20 p. m. at the home of Mrs. G. TJ. Pratt, No. 1007 East 15th street north. Reports of the recent W. C T. U state convention will be given by returned delegates. Newniembera andl friend cordially lnritedT ' ' ' " -r7:-"-:- Chapter C of the P, E. O.'Ster- hood will meet Friday with Miss Car lie Odell. No. 115 lllh atreet.- Assist ant hostesses will-be Miss Gertrude Jacobs and Mrs. A. M. Gray. Luncheon will be served at 13 :30, Thu farm home near Corvallis pro jected by the W. C. IT. U. will be dis cussed by Judge Walter H. Kvans. a member of the board of the home, at a meeUng to be held at the Arleta Bap tist church Friday evening, at S o'clock. Tha -plana and present needa of the home will be explained. Mrs, Ada Wal lace Unruh will preside. Tha Housewives' council will hold a mass meeting Saturday at $ p. m. in the Arleta library. , Mrs. Josephine Othus, the only -woman candidate for. the city commission, will speak. 3. here will be , other speakers and musical number. . ; The East Side Lavender club Will meet Friday, at 2 p. m.. In the rooms of the East Side- Business Men's club. Halloween dress, games and refresh ments will be the order of tne day. International education of women. with special reference to the great need for colleges for the women of the Orient, will be discussed by Rev. E. B. Ward with the aid of stereoptl- The Woman's Advertising dub will meet for luncheon Friday at 12:15 in the Tyrolean room of the HoteT Ben son. Mrs. W E. Rambo, who has spent many -years In the. Orient, will speak on "me Business Girl of Turkey, fiHer Problems and Aspirations." A touch of color will he added by young woman in Turkish costume. The much discussed .compulsory school bill will be considered. Mra VT D. Weller speak ing in favor of the proposed measure and Richard W. Montan nrxiakln v from -La gains t it. Miss Dorothy Wickham will be the soloist of the day and her! ac companist will be Mrs. A. E. Densmhre. Unity class meets every Frlda'r. S p. m., Central library. M. Cart i Clark i in cnarge.'. . "fc .! ' 1 A special meeting for High school reserve will he held Saturday at 12 o'clock. This is the final opportunity for girls wishing to sing for the radio in Music week. . - . Mr. Ingram will have charge of the rehearsal, and he is Ipokinr forward tf a fine representation from -eery $10 $10 Elsie's i j Pattern Hats Three Bays Only, Tharsdsy, Friday, Satarday. SxeeptloaaBy .Large Seleetloa, j-ivShop. laxly. " 5 Millinery Importers Second Floor; Artla Banding, K.-w,-Corner Broadway and 4alt St Jatt Below Betel Beasea. $10 $10 - : j - - ' ALL HAT We are going to move to larger Quarters as soon as we can sell out present stock. J.Half price include the newest metallic and fur hats which are arriving daily that must be closed out at once. regardless of cost X 1 SPECIAL SALE on scores of the newest trimmed Hats a0"QCr at ..'....v. i. ..... DJ.VD j -These Hats are made of 'fine silk, panne and j Lyons velvet. -They were made to sell regularly . around $10.00. . I - . ; , V, : FELTS ' ; 1 ; . ; : banded ready to wear in all desired 2"f AA colors and styles, now V. .. . ; . -.' . . .v PXUl " GENUINE VELOURS Now S2J0, $30 and $6.95; ;; We carry one of the largest selections of the latest smart Hats in the city'and not a con views at the First United Breth ren church, corner East Fifteenth and Morrison streets, Friday evening at o'clock. The Rev. and Mrs. Ward have been missionaries from . the United Brethren church for 20 years, most of which tune has been spent in South China. .. and they tare thoroughly con versant with the conditions and needs of the Orient. The public is Invited to this lecture. , i A' -community tea. for' the benefit of the W. a T. 17. farm home will "be given at the T. W. O A. of St. Johns Friday at 2 p. m, under the Joint aus pices or the Denerah Livingston ' W. C T. the Sitton Williams and George Parent-Teacher associations and the SV Johns branch of the TW. C. A the program Including short ad dresses by representatives of each of these organization." , - . ! Mussolini Doesn't I " Believe Gonflict r With' Serbs Looms Rome, Nov. 2. (L N. , SL) Premier Mussolini, following a conference with the1 minister of Jugo-Slavia, told the members of his cabinet that he did not believe that the Adriatic question would lead to trouble between the two countries.'.-- "Italy must return to normal," said the new Fasclstl premier.! "Absolute discipline la necessary. There must be a policy of sternness to get us back ta the. glorious traditions of the past." - The Italian sunny had planned to give a "welcome", to- the new premier but be refdfeed to accept ft. The cabinet has made an offer of financial, assistance, to the Flume gov ernment, i . IV Leaders - Fie e From . fEevolt in 'Albania , v c;- , .; ; , i .,,: .: ; London, Nov. 2. O. N. S- Revo lution tn Albania has forced the guv ernment .to flee from Tirana said a Central : News dispatch .- from - Athens today.-- The Albanian administration Is being set up at 'Berata. " JUbanlan government troops are retiring, but are putting up stiff resistance against the revolutionaries as they fall hack.. Four young ringleaders of the uprising have been captured and hanged. t SCHOOL FTTJTDS BXCXXVEB Central! a. Wash Nov.. Jv County Superintendent : ef f Schools Z. May Meighea announced the apportion ment of state school funds to Lewis county for October amounted to 191.17 and county funds 479.3. Cen tralla district received 93857.91 from the state and $1019.13 from the county. SECOND SEASON : : ; Portland Orchestral School BABOLD BAYXEY; Director i : ' Elementary and advanced classes, f or ' orchestral training, sight reading, ensemble experience, preparing 'students to fill symphony, operatic- and the various professional positions. Private Lessons on All Orchestral Instruments by Musicians of EsUblished BepoUtion. ' -. , ' Junior Orchestra Meets Monday, 8 P. and Senior Orchestra . Thursday, 8 P. M, at 403 Tilford BaUding Tilford Building, 10th and Morrison v, Phone Broadway 3754 ' . AL Us S WEETE&T. TOUCH - OF . MOTHER LOVE" IS, THE HAND STITCHES SHE PUTS IN BABY'S FIRST CLOTHES. LET US HELP, YOU PLAN BABY'S , FIRST CLOTHES BABY'S BOUDOIR. WAY !ti& Rose IBaby 388 MORRISON STREET. NEAR 10th , YOUR THE Shop ticspr Painted Uccilvvcrii .". V1!U T Clean wooden floors, linc!curv uie, raarois, ccncreie, witn s:V - ;. j ::- .; :, Makes all house- cleaning easy. J - WU5C UUS -. 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