Albany daily democrat., January 17, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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MRS. STEWART
HONERED AT
RECEPTION
PRETTY HOME
WED DUNG IS
WEEK'S EVENT
On uf the moat elaborate function
on th week' ocll calendar m the
reception tendered Mr. Robert Lan
sing 8tewart, brid of recent i)U,
thie afternoon, by Mr. Henrietta
llrown, Mn. Juaeph Ralaton, and Mlaa
KaU Stewart. Th living rooini uf
tha Stewart hum were moat attrac
tive In pink ehyreanthemum. A few
potted planta wen pieced about In
artiatlc effect.
Assisting- tha hostesses in enertaln
In war Mra. C. E. Sox. Mra. J. C. Ir
vliia, -4 Mlaa Flora Maaon. Tha lit
tle Misses Josephine Kalatun and Ell-
alwth Beam answered tha door.
In tha dining room tha color achame
Waa yallow.
Tlioaa who pourad were! Mr. R.
E. Maaon. Mra. P. A. Young, Mr.
l)an Johnaton, Mr. L. E. Hamilton,
and Mr. E. P. Cuaick. Mlaa Volena
Smith, Mlaa Stella Puritan, Mia
Chrlatlno Pipe and Mra. Ralph R.
Crontee eerved. About 100 gueaU call
ed during th afternoon.
MRS. SOX ENTERTAINS
LEISURE HOUR CLUB
Mr. C. E. Sox wa a charming boat-
eaa of th weak whan (he entertained
the Ilaure Hour club, Friday after
noon at her home on Waat Fifth St.
The twrnty-four book which were
uaed by the twenty four member of
the club throughout the paat year Will
be g:ven out In a drawing at thia
time. The rooma were pretty In
chrysanthemum and ferna, at th
clone cf the pleaaant afternoon daint)
refrealimenta were eerved by the
hoateaa About 12 additional g-ureta
were pnscnt.
VENERABLE GUESTS
ATTEND BIRTHDAY DINNER
A very unique affair ,of the week
waa the mid-day dinner preeided over
by Mr. and Mr. 11. M. Sloan in com
pliment to their mother, Mr. E. D.
Sloan on Thureday, honoring her 78th
birthday. Tne dining room wa at
tractive In tl red and green color
ing, and a maaaive basket of red
carnation centered the table: Red
and green place card marked cover
for five venrrabTe gueat. They were
Mra. Uphon, aged 84; Mr. Johnaon,
aged MS; Mr. MrClung, aged 80; Mr.
George, aged 84; nnd the honor gueat,
Mr. Sloan, aged 78. Other preaent
were, Mr. Sarah Sloan and the hoat
and hoateaa, Mr. and Mr. B. M.
Sloan.
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ZEEK IS0M WEDDING
IS PRETTY AFFAIR
A very aimple, pretty wediling
occurred Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clock when Mia Illanrhe V. laom
became the bride of Rannee Zeek of
Ileppner, at the home of the bride
parent. Rev. G. II. Young officiat
ed, uaing the ring ceremony.
The bride I the charming daughter
' of Mr. and Mr. S. T. laom. She la
a graduate of tha Ilrownaville high
erhool, attended Monmouth Normnl
and Ib populur in school and aociiil
circle. The groom la a populur young
man of lleppnor, and aerved overeeaa
witft the famous Slat diviaion.
After a happy honuoymoon pcnt
at "'ewport, Mr. and Mra. Zeek will
bo Vt home to their many friend
In Ileppner. Preaent at the wedding
were Imogen laom, of Portland, a
alater of the bride; Mr. and Mr
Archie Zeek of Ileppner; Mr. and Mr.
Orland Zeek of Lebanon; Mr. Thoma
Rarker of Toledo; Mr. and Mr. Glen
laom of Albany; nnd the bride' par
ent, Mr. and Mr. S. T. laom.
MRS. IIACKLEMAN
ENTERTAINS LADIES AID
Mr. D. D, Mackleman wa de
lightful hoites on Wedncaday after
noon wher ahe entertained the Aid
Society of the Grace Proabytorian
church at her home in Hacklcman'i
Addition. A short buainea session
wa held, followed by aocial hour.
Red and green waa the pretty color
scheme uaed and evergreen and red
carnation were attractively arrang
ed about the rooms. At the close of
the afternoon light refreshment wore
served by the hostess. Among the
member present were the Mcadamoa
McGce, Wortley, II. Burkhart, Clark
Price, Newton, C. C. Bryant, C. O.
Watroua, E. Burnett, Geppard, Fred
Walter and the Mlase Lottie Pratt,
Ada Pratt, Princllla Watroui, and the
hostess Mr'. D. D. Hackleman, Mr.
W. G. Stanford, Mr. Rollin Hackel
man, Mra. A.. P. Howell, and Mr.
Robert Branch were additional guest.
(By Irene Helen Barrett)
Telephone 225 11.
A vary beautiful home wadding oc
curcd Thursday at high noon, when
Mi Annie La Furtmiller waa unit
ed in marriage to Clarence E. Wile.
ft. 11 ' 11 II . I V.-
..r. "- . - , th, .nginaarlng corp of th army
bride, o emnlzed the marriage, ualng1 , " . , . . . '
, ... , , , .l. , during the great world war and apent
the beautiful ring ceremony of the!" " ' , ,.
... . . , , . . , i severe montha In r ranee in active
r irav rreauyivriaii vhuivii. "w v. v-t
m t. i. a.ai .-..t aervlce.
miliar noma, wnvrv ma wwmnii wm
carnation. Mi France Wile of
Eugene, coualn of the groom, got the
ring In the cake. Mia Mitchell, a ala
ter of Mr. Wile in PI Beta Phi,
caught the bride' bouquet.
Mra. Wile I th only daughter of!
Mr. and Mr. Frad Furtmiller. She
,has pent all her life in Albany and
wa graduated from Albany high j
school with th cla of '18. She later ,
attended th University of Oregon and
la a member of Pk Beta Phi sorority.
She I on of th moat attractive and
moat popular young ladle In the city,
and I wall known in aocial circle.
Mr. Wile I the only ton of Mr. and
Mr. E. F. Wile. He ha llkewiae
pent moat of hi life In Albany and
la one of Albany' moat popular and
progreaaive young men. He waa
graduated from Albany high school,
with the claa of '17. II attended
O. A. C. and la a member of Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity. He enlisted
At McBRIDE HOME
Mia Laura McUrid wa hoateaa to
th 8. 8. 8. club at her home in Bun-
rise Friday afternoon. The McBrlde
home wa prettily decorated with
chryaanthemum and greenery. After
a pleaaant afternoon apent In musle
and aocial conversation, light refresh
ment were served by the hostess.
place, wa artistically decorated;
palm, fern, Oregon grape, and crye
anthemum being uaed In profuaion.
Mia Furtmiller and Mr. Wllea enter
ed the room to the atraina of Mendel-
aohn'i Wedding March, played by Hu
' Mra. Wile traveling uit waa an
attractive tailored brown broadcloth,
hat to match.
After tha extended honeymoon trip
to point believed to be in California,
they will be at home to tpeir many
Willi neUlllllK IMIVII, UWM VW - , , M tl
. .. ... ..'. .in.. I.,!.!, friend on th Wile farm, nine mile
Th. bridal coup'., atuod before . pr ; ''?m " 1
ty .mbankment of ferna and palm.,; r-r -
Economy is
word All
ii
for them.
BANQUET AT M. E.
CHURCH IS ENJOYED
A apecial feature connected with
place by a wreath of real orange bio-! the Evangeliitie service uf th M. E.
aoma. She carried a ahower bouquet church wa the big banquet held last ,
of Ophelia roaea. She waa unattend-' Thursday evening. A very enjoyable
d. j and well received apeech entitled "Un-
Before th ceremony, Mr. Hazel likely PUcea." wa given by Dr. Geo.
adorned with green and white, which
color acheme wa .carried throughout.
The bride wa very charming in an
elaborate gown of moonbeam eatin.
Her flowing tulle veil waa held In
s
the Watch
Along the
Line You Hear It
Not only in wearing apparel, but in all other lines of commodities, and there
never was a better time to take advantage of Economy Sales than NOW.
ECONOMY has always been our policy and we can and do sell you good
standard merchandise at money saving prices 365 days in the year.
Huckenamlth Ewing aang "Becau'
and Mr. Clara Lee, of Junction City,
uncle of the bride, aang, "0! Promise
Me." The latter wa accompanied by
Hubert Furtmiller.
M. Parkinson of Corvallis. A delight
ful program was another feature of
the evening. Several pleasing vocal
election were rendered by the male
quartet. Mr. A. M. Mammer, Mr. J.
Following the service a dainty buf- G. M in ton, Dr. W. II. Lee, and Mr. C.
fet luncheon wa aerved by Mia Flor-j M. Kendal compose the quartet. The
ence Fortmlller. Mr. Clare Lee of , sumptuous banquet wa ered by
Junction City, Mis Corinth Hart, the ladies of the church and to them
Miss Ruth Livengood, and Mias ' much credit hi due for the great uc
Bertha Lee. The table, from which the ' ceaa uf the affair. About 100 were
luncheon waa aerved, wa very pret- present.
j of rainbow tulle, together with white S. S. S. CLUB ENTERTAINED
Men's Gun Metal English Dress
Shoe, Goodyear welt .... .$5.85
Men's Gun Metal Button Shoes,
Welts $5.45 and $6.45
Ladies' Black Kid Vamp, Gray
Cloth top, sizes 3 and 4 $3.45
One lot Ladies' Shoes, all good
quality $4.95
Ladies' Gun Metal Shoes, Louis
Heel, Goodyear Welt $6.45
Black Kid Dress Shoe, Good
year Welt $7.85
Brown Kid Dress Shoe, ffcft-00
Louis heel ,
Children's Gun Metal skuf- tt 1 .98
fers, 8J2 to 2
ALL LADIES' SAMPLE SHOES .
$1.95
j! The Sample Store jj
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Hamiltons' Store Now Presents Wonderfully
Smart Dresses On Sale
EVERY DRESS IN OUR STOCK IS REDUCED, SILK, CLOTH OR VELVET. THIS IS AN EX
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A NEW FROCK FOR STREET; BUSINESS OR AF
TERNOON WEAR. THE FOLLOWING DRESSES HAVE BEEN PLACED ON SALE AT HALF
. FORMER PRICES:
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No.
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10007
10008
10009
10013
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10022
10029
10037
10162
101R6
10173
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Price Description
$ 9.25 Plum Jersey
$ 8.25 Green Serge .
$11.25 Navy Jersey ,
$11.50 Plum Jersey
$ 9.95 Navy Jersey
$12.50 Plum Jersey
$14.95 Navy Jersey
$ 5.75 Black Poplin
$14.95 Navy Serge
'$12.25 Navy Senre
$ 7.50 Navy Taffeta
$14.95 . Navy Satin
$11.25 pearl grey taffeta
Stock Size
No.
10174
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10001
10004
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Price Description
$17.50 Navy Satin
$ 5.00 Navy Taffeta
,$ 5.00 Green Taffeta
'$ 5.00 Dark Tan
$ 5.00 Pink Crepe de
Chine and Lace.
$ 5.00 Tan Taffeta
$12.50 Grey Serge
$16.25 Copen Jersey
$12.10 Naw Sereje
'$16.50 Black Velvet
$17.50 Blue Velvet
Jn ordering anv of the above Dresses by mail or phone, give stock number.
The balance of Dress Stock Reduced in Price. The discount on these Dresses
is a liberal one, and we would suggest that you get busy and make your selec
tion from this collection. The Sale. Prices are:
$13.75, $18.75, $20.85. $23.15. $24.80, $27.10. $29.15, ' $31.45. $33.35, $35.40,
$37.50, $41.65, $45.85, $49.70, $52.30, $83.15
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Have You Visited Our SHOE SECTION:
During this Clearaway Sale? Many attractive bargains in Shoes are conveniently arranged for easy
selection. Prices are: v
WOMEN'S
MISSES', Sizes 11V1 to 2
CHILDREN'S, Sizes sy, to 11
$6.85, $5.45, " $3.85,
$2-95
$2 95
$2.45
Ladies' Pure
Thread Silk Hose
with lisle garter tops in
Fancy Stripes, white
with rose, or Emerald,
or Copen or Black.
89c pair
Ladies Black
Cotton Hose
Wide hem garter tops.
Some have slight imper
fections. All sizes. Black
only.
35c pair
Children's
Underwear
In separate garments.
Fleece lined, in Grey
and White, mostly large
sizes.
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iol srate's Soap 3 for 25c
Colgate's Bath Soap 10c
Palm Olive Soap ... 8c
Page's Talcum 15c
Palm Olive Cold QQ
Palm Olive
Shampoo . . ,
39c
New .Shipment Just In
Made of Buck cloth in col
ors: Champagne, Dark
Grey, White, Beaver and
Black. Priced at
$4.25