THE OREGON SUNDAY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY v HORNING, NOVE'IELR 12, 1922.
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. the reception of the Japanese
J? consul. Mr. Tenjl Takeda, and
2adame Takeda, to the officials and
prominent people: of Portland, Friday
evening, the grand , ball room where
dancing; was enjoyed and the reception
room were transformed Into a veritable
Japanese garden. Massed about the
walls .were antumn leaves, chrysan
themums and palms with a dainty lit
tle tea house giving a charming real
istic . effect to . the picture.. Colorful
Japanese lanterns were everywhere, ,
The Invited ' guests included United
States government, official and offi
cials of the city-and state, members
of the army and navy stair
Armistice Day
Ball Attended
By Vast Throng
A THKONO or people attended the
Community ball at the Armory last
evening, which was given to celebrate
Armistice day and also as the crown-
ing event of Music week. Many of the
dancers appeared in -fancy dress cos
tume, which, together with th re
splendent uniforms of the Royal Ro-
sartans, wno actea es ine iioor com
mittee, and the Elks band gave a bril
liant touch to the gathering;
An innovation was Introduced m the
grand march by the use of a huge
Vlctrola, through whoseopen door ap
peared the participants in the grand
march, giving a most artful effect.
Opera stars and famous composers,
dressed in excellent imitation of 'the
real personages led oft. Other Interest
ing features were the groups of native
dances which were given by represen
tatives of many foreign nations in their
picturesque costumes. , ,
The proceeds - will be devoted v to
Colonel Hammond's fund for the, bene
fit of members of the Oregon National
Guard. r. ' " .,V'
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney "V. W.' Peters
entertained at dinner last evening, for
.Mr. and Mrs. BSdridge H. Stuart, Dr.
"Walter Moore ; of Seattle, - who are- at
tendlng the horse show, and Mr. and
Mrs. David Boneyman.
; ,Mr. and Mrs. Coe A. McKenna were
'hosts "for a charming dinner given
Monday night . at Hotel Portland.
Autumn blossoms formed an attractive
centerpiece. Covers were placed for
ten. Later the party occupied a trox
' at the horse: show.';; - -
" Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Judd en
tertained with a beautifully appointed
dinner at Hotel Portland Friday even
ing." Covers were placed for eight. -
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i MrC' Margaret - Ayers " Hayden was
hostess at Hotel Portland Saturday
night for a smart supper dance. Covers
wm nippa for twtlrt '
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1 Mrs.. Severin Harkson (Doris Hen
ingsen) will entertain-for Miss Dorothy
jktetschan with four tables v ef bridge
Wednesday. " - , :
1 Mrs. Ralph Watson entertained at
bridge Thursday. Mrs. William Ben
nett and Mrs. C. NV Sampson held high
scores. . ; , -' - . ' '
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I Mrs. May 'Lewis' wfllT leave shortly
'for a visit to her, daughter. Mrs. J.
Cordon Turnbull, and granddaughter.
Joan. In Detroit. Mich. .
I Mr. and Mrs. S. C, Siferd of No. 2S
i Buchtel . avenue returned t last week
from a trip to Indiana.
We re expert in- dyemsr
with Inecto . Hair Dyeing, the
only dy that cant be detected,
that dyes any shade. Scientific
ealp treatments. Try ns when
others havn J failed. Graduate
operators in all lines. - "
Mrs;: WHITE
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10th and Washington St.
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ONB of the most elaborate and
charming parties of the season was
given Wednesday In the grill room of
Hotel Portland when Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Meier and: Mrs. Slgrnund Frank
entertained members of the Meier and
Prank families, honoring as special
guests Mies Jnette Meier and Mr.
Walter Heller, whose marriage will be
a prominent .social event of the week.
A number of out ef town guests, who
are here to attend the wedding, wure
also present.
Palms, potted plants and tall chrys
anthemums, in great profusion, added
to the soft gray and rose, of the hand
some grill room, made a scene of great
beauty. ,. . i.
The' out of town guests who were
honored were Mr. and Mrs. Mose Hel
ler, -parents of the bridegroom-to-be ;
Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard Shainwald and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ehrman, all of
San Francisco, ; ? ,
Covers were ' placed ton Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Meier. Mr. and Mra Lloyd
Prank. Mr., and Mrs. Aaron Frank.
Mr, and Mrs. Max Hirsch, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Hirsch. Jr., Mr. and ; Mrs. Lud
whr Hirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fel
denheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fel-denhelmer,-Mr.
and Mrs.- Henry Will
lam Metxger. Mr. . and Mra;- William
Khrman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred - Seller.
Mrs. laam White. Mrs. Sol Bosenfeld.
Mrs. Fred Leyy of San Francisco, Mrs.
MIna Hirsch, Mrs. . Julius Low, Mrs
F. Stelnhart, Mrs. Fred Bernheim, Mrs.
F, Julius Mayer, Miss Eisa Meier, Miss
Jean Meier, Mr. X. Fleschner, Mr. Leo
pold Hirsch, Dr. Max Kosendorff. Mr.
is a than strauss.1 Mr. Ignacel Lowen-
gart. Mr. Harry Lewis, the guests of
nonor and the hosts. - .
Following the i dinner i dancing and
caros were enjoyed.
Owen Summers camp. Sons of Veter-
ane and auxiliary, will give a recep
tion Thursday, evening at No. 685 court
house, at 8 o'clock. A general invita
tion to all sons and daughters of vet
erans and their families' is extended.
An interesting program is arranged for
the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Alma X. Kati were
hosts at a box party at the horse show
Thursday evening. Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Honeyman,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Alvord. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald R. Munro. Miss Olga
Von Dstinon and - Miss Edith Shear
man. ' , . . , .
One of tha dellrtitriil MartiM mttrmn
at the time of Halloween was that at
which Mrs.-George J. Kelly entertained
laet Tuesday evening. The rooms were
gay with festive streamers of black
and orange and foliage. A midnight
upper was served in a unique setting
About 50 Deonle. enovJ Mrr K !!
hospitality. ; , ,
Cards. 1M nn fnw a tmm k, mlmrt
to Mrs. Herbert Kobnan Friday, who
is entertaining in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Elvira Cartwright of London
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guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cart
wright but is now the guest of Mra
Holm an.
Mrs.- John Lansinrer fT.m Taml.
sle) who has been visiting her parents.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Fhlllippe Tamasie,
wu learv ior ner noma in Chicago
this coming week. '
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Mr. and Mrs. . J. C Eubanks - left
last Sunday for an extended Eastern
trip. They will spend some time in
New York. . v , -
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: MARCEL WAVIWO
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MRS. EARL LAf OURETTE. who recently returned
from a Xxyp to California. Miss Lillian Mitchell, who
entertained WhQa bridge tea for Miss Dorothy Cochran,
the house guest of Miss Ruth Bruere, and Miss Dorothy
Metschan, brideelecL : ? : ' -
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Bride to Be Is
Recipient of
ManyGpurtesies
MISS HAZEL CHRISTEN SEN.
whose engagement was recently
announced at a large luncheon, has
been the recipient of a number of so
cial courtesies. Miss Levina - Kogers
gave a shower In her honor recently
and Mrs. David E. Lostren was hostess
at a dinner party Thursday evening
for Miss Chrlstensen and a number of
her friends. Last Sunday Miss Lucy
Suzanne Schmit gave a tea in honor of
the bride-elect.' Her. wedding w!l! be
an event of November 23 and will be
of particular interest, In college circles.
She will attend , Oregon Agricultural
txMeen hntrifVYimmp' MlshriHnn ihl.
week-end. - i ; j
i The Westmoreland Community club
held its regular meeting last week in
the Sellwood community house, fol
lowed by a dance and card party. On
the committee in charge of arrange
ments were Messrs. J. H. Lausmann,
C. De Young, Mrs: C. C. Ralph, "Mrs.
A. C.i Oberlln. Mrs. J, Brandes. The
ladle of the club are planning to hold
a bazaar in December, the proceeds
oi which - will go toward a building
fund.
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A : number of Portland maids won.
honors at the horse show for excellent
horsemanship this - past week. . . Miss
Pauline West took second honors ; In
the contest Thursday evening. Miss
Margaret Ellen Douty came off third
and Miss Flora Jane McBride was
awarded fourth prize. Little Mary
Stuart Norton of Wisconsin was ac
corded first "place. Romping Peavine
the remarkable horse of Miss Roberta.
Douty, won many henors In the various
events.
i Mrs. -F. Steinhart was hostess to a
luncheon of-14 covers in the tea room
of Meier Jt Frank the past week, .v -
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S of line draper? materials, cretonnes. -Sundorf
I and Durwta doth" to go at once Closing out
c stocic oi oads and ends
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Cretonnes as low as 10c per yard.
Come Early to Get Best' Selection
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- Draperies and Uvholsterv -
459 Washington,: Corner Thirteenth
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tomorrow: A remar kaBle; sale o&.
in costume
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Ten distinguished stylesn JFbrstmatin ; & Huff- : ; Coats. include the RusiiAn blouse, the belted sind
mann panvelaine and veldyiie -two.of the season's the Hit e.box.types-with straightline, vrrap-around f
richest pile fabrics ! . Blouses are of Canton or , and uneven htm skirt.! Nav7r fallow, itnarten,
brocaded silk-crepes; with interesting sleeres and r Malay Hawaiian. ; kit fox and black are the. colors ;
novel necklines so that a smart frock remains when- ? collared with wplf i beayer; ; nutriarcatail:-and,!;
one removes one's coat I 1' - viadka squirrel; ?"tA - " . , "' '.T
THESE SUITS CONFORM IN &EVERY PARTICULAR TO OUR ; EXACTING STANDARD OP QUALITYI
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