THE OHEGOTT SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND, SUNDAY MOItNING, riUCZTILZTZ 1022.
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Gives Its First
Dinner Dartre
fpiIE Unl-ersity club w tft; wserte
i. of a merry gathering ' TbaSnksslT'
In when ... club meifcbersC we.
1 hoBta for the first dinner dane i&fthft
season. A large eroup of society- folic
attended. Those who eaterta,ine4
guests for dinner are : ; Mr ad Mrs.
' Katt McDougall, Jacofc O. JKamrn. C.
-A. "Braaell, Alexander Xinthlcuin Mr.'
and Mm. A. D. Nortia Majoc4 and
Mrs. Richard Park, Robert H-- Atkin
son. Tl. H. Baldwin, H. G, i-JCendalt.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Goodwin, Jame
son Parker, Herbert IV Sessions fJDr,
and MmC Joseph I McCooi, 'Jerome
S. Mann.-Mr; and Mrs. Inrtng M.-liPr
ton, Mrs. A. -T. Thatcher and Lieu
tenant H. .B. .Marr.
i The Portland Menorah society held
a reception at 9 o'clock Thursday, evening-
at the B'nai B'rith club for the
visiting delegates to the . Far Western
conference of Menor ah societies being
held here thts week. The affalrwas
attended Ty about ... SO : couples,- The
rooms were attractively decorated with
Thanksgiving suggestions and Menor&h
symbols. Dancing provided entertain
ment for the evening. . The receiving
line consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Selllng,-Rabbi and Mrs. Jonah B. Wise,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Louisson, Mr, and
Mrs. Sam Weinstetn. Mr. and Mrs. I
If. Blumenthaler, Mr. -and Mrs.- Al
Welnstein, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ehr
man, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Cohen, and
Dr. J. C. BrilL Guests of honor were
'Miss Julletfa Kahn, Sol Silverman,
Arnold Terateta. Miss Dorothy Wein
steln, Harry Weinsteln, Jeffry Heifnan,
' Harry Bergman, Leon Lewis,. Jack Vid
goff, Sam Sendel, Ernest Markwita,
Miss Harriet Calkins and Miss Esther
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The marriage ef Miss Gladys Blaine
to Mr. Fred B. 1 Chambers will - be sol
emnated Thursday evening, C December
7. at 8 ;89 o'clock In'tihe Reed, college
vhapeL Miss Ruth Chambers,- arecent
graduate ef Reed college, iwlll act, as
bridesmaid ; Dr. D. A- Chambers, bro
ther of the . bridegroom, will -be. best
man. and the bride will ;be given away
by her brother, - Mr. J. : J, Blaine f
Seattle. The ceremony will - be 1 per
formed by Rev. William I Rlley Miss
Alice Johnson, ; a. student of Reed col
lege, will play ' thee wedding march. A
short reception In the chapel will" foU
low the ceremony. ' One hundred invi
tations have been sent out. Miss Blaine
graduated from Reed college last June.
' She was prominent In college dramat
ics, having been an officer of , the
. drama club and a participant in: many
productions.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean . Kline entertained
Thursday evening at - the Michigan
hotel with an attractive parte tn honor
of their eon. Dean Jr.'a 18th birthday.
Musk?, and dancing were enjoyed by
about SO guests. . Jack WUcox and Al
. Ciirtmll! ? played several numbers en
the banjo and ; mandolin, which were
enjoyed. Clog v dancing '-x by -' Archie
' HoUle was also a novel feature. . Mr.
San Powell sang-two ' selecUona.'and'
. Mr. 4 J. Kapha and 'Bill Young 'also
. ba&cvv - Late in the , evening ; refresh
menta were served. ..i . .-. .
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v Mr and Mre.lRobrtyt.tBeckwith
were hosts for a beautifully "appointed
dinner Thanksgiving day at Hotel
Portland;" Covers -were lafeed for
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beckwith. Mr. and4
Airs, wuuam Beckwith, Mr. and Mra
Paul C Mortoiu Mlsa Ruth Beckwith,
Mra. mraa Morton and the hosts.
O. T. S. cliib, which baa for Its mem
bers a smair group of the younger- eet.
gave Its first of a aerlea: of dances
Tueaday evening at Linnton ball. -:. A
large group of their t rieada enjoyed the
affair. . t ' - - v
In" honor of M rs. Frank ;. Loom is
Feaoh Eliabeti Boyd,, Mra Henry
Itoy-J will entTtaLa with a larr-e t ,
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Tyf ISS IREN E STEELE was a recent luncheon hostess.
One of the newly, engaged girls is Miss Maurine Bal
lard. Mrs Edgar Newall (Evah Frances Hadley) was
married recently at an elaborate wedding in Newberg. i
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Master of the difficult art of sports headf
gear -.Weymaa. . has developed with :
.much ' chic and originality not alone
.sports v hats - but I hats V with ; m atching
Jiandbags; hatswith scarfs; hats them
seJre of the utmost charmrand with that
i true jauntiness all real sportswear boasts I
Prices are most moderate. ' -'
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Mrs. Cairns
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ABA COMPLIMENT to Mra. James
Cairns, who la visiting her broth ec
Colonel T. Anderson.- at Vancouver
barracks, Mrs. James F. Melndoe has
invited guests to soake up str tables
of brtdge Tuesday afternoon- Addi
tional guests have been Invited for the
tea . hour. Assisting the hostess will
be Mrs. George Mayo and Mrs. Richard
Park. ,-. -k .. . . .
- Miss Charlie Fentan. bride-elect, wsa
the Inspiration for a, lovely bridge tea
Tuesday. Miss Vallere Coffey Invited
friends to make up three tables of
bridge and later others called for, the
tea hour. Presiding; at the tea urn
were Mrs. George ' Judson, Beggs
(Caroline Montague) and Miss Gerald
lne Hlnkelson. Assisting them swere
the- Misses Annamay, Bronaugh and
MareeU Carlock. .
' Preceding tba Zrrlngton club dance
Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
L. Eddy were hosts to a -dinner of 14
covers at the University, elub. -The
guests Included Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wayne Watts, Mr. and Mra Joseph
Reiech, Mr. and Mrs. George Rodgers,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sharp, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Hickman, Mrs. .Charles B.
Stetson and Mr. Jr C Parker.
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Mrs, Ellis T. Lawrence entertained
with a delightful luncheon at the Uni
versity elub Tuesday, in honor of Miss
Maude Kerns of, the fine arts depart
ment. of the University of" Oregon. Miss
Kerns was In charge of the exhibit of
w ork of that department which wsa oa
display Monday .at Trinity parish house
on the. occasion of Sarah Truaa read
ing. . . ,.- . .
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Lieutenant William Ludlow of the
U. S. S. New Tork, now stationed at
Bremerton, Is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Webster Talbot for the
holidays. "
Mrs. Margaret. Biddle, with her
daughter. Miss Margaret Biddle, and
Miss Louise Llnthicum went down to
Neah-kah-nle for Thanksgiving.
Saturday evening, November 25, tn
the presence of about 85 relatives and
close friends of the couple. Miss Muriel
Amelia XJnnett daughter of ..Mr., and
Mrs. Walter Ernest Linnext. became
the bride of Mr. Clarence Henry Hopp
at the home ef her parents. JVo.- 1TS1
East 17th street south. - Rev:; W. S.
McCullagb of the. Moreland Presby
terian church officiating. The impres
sive ring ceremony- was performed -under-
a bower .of greenery and white
chrysanthemums, and immediately pre-
dins Miss Genevieve Tovng sang "At
Dawning.' The bride wore taffeta la
bouffant style with a trimming of sil
ver lace. Her long veil was adorned
with a coronet of orange blossoms and
She carried v shower of Bride roses
and lUiee-of-the-valiey.-: Miss Erma
Latham, bridesmaid.' wore , pink' satin
with white lace and carried ;OpheUa
roees.' Little Martha. Jean waS a dain
ty flower girl. Mr.- OrviDe Hopp dieted
as his brother's beat man. Miss Jessica
Jones played Mendelssohn's "Wedding
March," The Misses Morelock, Meyer,
Calef. Ruth ; Shepperd and - Loia Lin-
nett. assisted -rn serving refreshments.
Mrs. Hodd Is a member of ' the last
graduating t class of old; Washington
high. June, 1922. 'Mr. Hopp ,1s an em
ploye of the Portland Worsted Mills;
They win reside In SellwoodL i ,
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A pleasartt surprise party " was gi ven
Tuesday evening In honor of Mr. 'and
Mrs. W. :. Bradley, on the-; occasion of
their, fiffla wedding anniversary. Mu
sic, sames and dancing were the diver
sions of the evening, sifter- whlch'a -buffet
supper was served.'-Those. present
were : Mri. - A. f Howitt Mrs. J
Bradley, Mrs. W. Lester Mrs. A, No
lan. Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds, Mrs. a.
BUck, Mrs. N. Donls, Mra O. Hardahl,.
Mrs. WBegula, :Mr. and Mrs. P.- IJar
sev Mrs. Mj Peterson, and the Misses
Gertlna Hembre, Eva and Mary Wlrts,
Vivian and Florence Reynolds, Wini
fred Bradley," lone and Geraldine How-
ItU.Beth Hardahl; Ruth lonU. ,
Mary Agnes vLacey celebrated her
third birthday with : a party at i the
home of Mrs.. Sadie Wilcox. No. 6&S
Market street, Friday afternoon week.
The afternoon was spent in musie snd
games, after wtiich a birthday lunch
eon was: spread. "v Those present in
cluded : . Bertha Leonhardt. Theresa
Saldana. Mary Miller. Vida AUer, Bus
ter Brown,' Frank Glaneltt , and Harold
and William Leonhardt, ,v .
: Mr. Peter T. McCarter of Vanconver,
B. C. has come to remain for the win-
ter with her sister and .brother-ln-lawt
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Brackett.
Mr. and Mrsl A. A.: Morrison, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Sharp JV., and Mr. and
Mrs, Robert O. Morrison' were guests
of Major and Mrs. John Cabean Beatty
for Thanksgiving dinner.- ,
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REDUCTIONS
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Liebes
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SUITS - GOATS
FROCKS
TTT V7 T g in the soft silk crepes that
M? XVV-I WIVO Winter has favored ; frocks in
twill, in well tailored models ;
dinner and evening frocks in soft-hued silks ; reduced
to make way for incoming Spring stocks! Prices are
19.75 29.50 39.50 V Off
formerly
to 39.50
formerly
to 5.00
formerly
to 75.00
formerly 85
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'im A npg in " "marvelous Winter fabrics,
Vy X i3 trimmed with only - the finest
furs including representative
types from the most noted American designers and
copies from the better French model houses!.
19.75 49.00 65.00 V4 Off
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formerly
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formerly
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formerly 165
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CT TTTC n tw an tricotine, tailored' fault
Ov X X O lessly and elegant, pile fabric suits
i-.: " , with or without fur, A group, also,
of splendid, Apiece costume suits. Astounding values!
- formerly
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59.00
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formerly 79.00 1
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Reductions of : like
importance in ; many
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Tl rn.' AND MRS. THOMAS I. HON
If A ETMAN . were -hosts to a laree
entertained he members' of the Honey
man y family 1 i- Thanksgiving- dinner.
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ftu6. ,10. muuucu jrir. auiu un.
David f Ti Honeyman, .Mr.-3 aWt' Mrs.
Jamea r- Hltmimiaii 1- T.inA Mm
Walter Honeyman. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
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Society Is evincinsi. much interest in
the - subscription dance, scheduled - for
December ,1 at; the Wavefley Coun
try club. . This will be the first of a
series: to be given " at the chib this
winter. .. The invitation list - Includes
members of the debutante set and. a
number of the. young married folic The
affair will be preceded by many large
dinner pares.'V f .. ' .
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-Poro54M,sh' M1 Strain
and,Mr. Blafor -Thornton,- both of
yvwev j!urrld . Sunday In
Asotin. Theys are the son anddaugh
ter of pioneer Garfield county families.
Thtelr wedding was a surprise both to
their parents and their friends. ?
Mrs. ptWioe' NeTl JSimmons was
r?" w f, Tnkagrvlns; dinner party
at the Mallory Thursday evening "J
KV""aftt nlversltypen-notse
by-the four fraternities at Willamette
"fir", W!U Saturdayvl!
nlng. This is an annual function at
Willamette wherein .the fraternities ex
tend, openhouse' and invite the stu
dents and friends of Willamette uni
versity -, to ; call. . The line of, march
from, the- different:, fraternity i houses
has been selected this year to-be frrn
the Sigma -Tau to the Kappa Gamma
Rho, thence to the Phi Kappa Pi- and
last to the .Alpha'. Psi Delta.-- -Mrs.
Bruce White is president of -the Sigma
Tauu Jamea Reed of the Phi. Kappa. Pt.
Robert Notson of the Kappa Gamma
Rho. and" Elsworth Anslow, -president
of ,the Alpha Pst Delta, - . '
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V HateboroThursday; c evening ; pupils
of the -two "iclasses of 'domestic science
served an eiabroate three course -. din
ner tolhe'membera of the school beard
and. teachers and Jtaculty of all llllle
lor6 ischooJs.-H The rooms were decorat
ed with vorn shocks, pufnpkins and fir
bougrhs. Table dseratlons were .bas
kets 'of fruit with, autumn -leaves. ' The
place cards were -sketched and painted
by -Vivienne Rasmusoen, a member, ef
the" domestic art class. The members
of the domestic aft class had on dis
play, a number of "beautiful .hand-made
ladies' ; noveltieBi Music, readings . and
toasts by the-iiir-Jty and members of
the board followed the dinner.
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group women, all members of
the Alameda club, entertained with a
beautifully: arranged dinner for their
husbands early in the week: at . the
hom -otj Mnv.. Robert W. Neighbor.
The dinner was followed try bridge and
dancing.: - Sixty -guests- enjoyed the
affair.,.., . , t , -..J.
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Mr.7 and Trs. Henry Hughes enters
talned recently with, an Informal sup
per: danced at 1 their s home on Cornel
road. - 4T.lrty ueslH enjoyed i their
hoapitallty. . , "t r V
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' Mtsj. Edwin- -CShvlJn eifiertalned
with aparty of 13 fcr dinner TuesdaJ
Col." Leader to
Sail Dec. iO
i ;Fdr: England
IT .IS with regret that the many
friends -of Colonel Joan Leader ancf
Mra.'Iader l4i them farewell last
week tipbn Ct 'r d'eparturb trover Ore
gon.r .They,' ' h their three children.
will,-sailDecember 19. from. St. Johns.
Neva JBrunswick.J! for. Esgiand, ..where
they win reside permanently. They
stopped en route to witness ' the Oregon-Washington
footbair game . In Se-attleand-tor
spend Thanksgiving with
friends there, ri :
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VMrs. .Richard F.l Schols was. hostess
for a delightful tea Friday afternoon
coraplimentir Mrs. JEUchard - McMa
hon and . Mrs. Edwin Guthrie, charm
ing Seattle "snetrons. wives of faculty
members cf . tle University . of Wash
ington; .who are spending, the . Thank a
gixins" Jielldays 1 with) friends on the
Reed coVlege campus. Presiding at the
artistically aii imted" tea table Fri
day were Mrs., Wilson Wallis snd Mrs.
Charles McKinley. A ' ' - .
. Mr. . and ' Mrs. - Chester A. Ilooree
entertained members' of a bridge club
Recently at -their home. Four tat
or brtdge were enjoyea. ' - '
-Mr. Edwin I.Shevlftt of. Bend, Or.,
was' a guest of his -parents; Mr. and
Mrs, Edwla G. Shevlln ton the week
end, coming down .to. Join them -.for
Thanksghring dinner,'
. .Mr.anor 'Mra Landor -Penne - ara
nome-from a trip to the East 'v
Furs and r individual style7 shops
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Crenc 'satio is used to charming effect in nihttf owns, chemises and
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thcncw and much liked sets ;of; drawers and chemise, that match. . ;
Crepe'de Chine of a Equality wt seen foryears is employed ; and soft
xadiumcrepe,- that launders Iso well ani lasts so indefinitely, add'jhe -practical
quality t combinations of -lace, and silk so ingenious as to ,-'"cV
defv descriotion! -in coral, turquoise, pcacn, ncsn ana wane;
Chemises from 235
Chemise anddrawer sets the garment, from 4JSQ
Nightgowns from 4.95:
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BecSmihg negligees'
' in. soft silks
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' han d. like nanels.'f ar below the hem :
tfarlanrli and corsger
-silk "flowers 4 unoxs tne nmcn-ioveQ
shades of French blue and old rose
. these' bring added charm to grace
ful negligees. Among the many; .';
-i Satin breakfast i!odSr jT6m 6S5 tM,
"i- Padded lounging robes, from 13&5 V;:
. Crepe deChuie negligees, from 15 J00
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and-net ;
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? i Myriads . of beads In : aay? number of k ' ? hand-made ' laces ; " with hand-embroi-:.:-'
colors combine wim exquisite jJartistry ' aery hand-crocheted buttons; for all
m charming. creations ffrorjpiParis;:";;1 " they've the -full: net; back that there
'' steel beads glisten on navy, crepe satin, ; . , are ruffled, shawl collared 1 or ' P& gy
many in' the new yoked' ef f ecf A . -v- , neck models,' and still others, with the
v number of excellent overblonse i "rapdels peplum vest you may purchase them
-vpriced from ;-.-. s . ' .- ; , for as little as
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