Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 63

SUNDAY Dakland Cribune JANUARY 23, 1927 S-3 Station Gay With Social Affairs MARE ISLAND, Jan. of the largest affairs given at the naval station recently, had as hosts, Lieutenant Mrs. Henry Burmann. Lieutenant and Mrs. Burmann entertained fifty memthe service set at a dinner, followed by an evening of bridge.

Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Lieutenant and, Mrs. Burmann Colonel and Mrs. Rush R. Wallace. Captains 'and Mesdames Charles Kindleberger, Neal Farwell, Frederick Porter, John M.

Ellicott, Carl A. Carlson. Commander and Mrs. Ellis Lando. Lieutenant and Commanders' Mesdames Hubert Lehman, Pat Buchanan, Clifton Moses, George L.

Weyler, M. L. Marquette, William C. Wade. Lieutenants and Mesdames Orrie Small, Guy Cheatam, Collins Macrae, Pal Meadows.

Captains U. S. M. C. and Mesdames Francis Fisk, R.

L. Skidmore, Frank Armstead, John Adamendames Mary Turner, Jorl Newsom. Misses Jane Macrae, Ruth Hascal, 'Caryl Elliott, Mr. Lewis Burmann, Hollywood. group of naval officers and their wives were recently members of a progressive dinner party given at their homes in Vallejo and on Mare Island.

-Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Pat Buchanan were hosts recently at their home on Mare Island, preaiding at a party given in honor of officers of the U. 8. 8. McDermut, destroyer, of which Lieutenant Commander Buchanan is in command.

The following officers attached to the destroyer' and additional guests were entertained by Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Buchanan: Commander and Mrs. W. H. Wiltar dink.

Lieutenant Commanders and Mesdames Harry Shields, William C. Wade. Lieutenants and Mesdames Linton Herndon, Clifford H. Roper, Frank Worden, L. W.

Webb. Captain U. 8. and Mrs. Emmett Betts, Captain U.

S. M. C. and Mrs. John Adams.

Misses Patricia Rhodes, Caryl Ellott, Marion Leachman, Mrs. Marie Emerich. Lieutenant Andrew Mack, Ensign F. F. Briggs.

Ensigu M. Woodward. Lieutenant R. L. Wirtz.

Lieutenant F. G. Gregerson, Ensign P. R. Lieutenant 'Commander Lloyd Lewis.

Commander and Mrs. Edmund D. Almy were hosts at their home on Mare Island, presiding at a delightful dinner party preceding the Mare Island Country a few fortnightly dance given, at the evenings ago. Among their guests were: Admiral and Mrs. John H.

Dayton. Captains and Mesdames Clyde McDowell, Neal B. Farwell. Commander and Mrs. Clifton Moses.

Lotleutenant Commander and Mrs. Lieutenants and Mesdames Edward Peterson, Mortimer Serat, Meadows, Fred Karns, Captain Peal S. M. C. and Mrs.

Trench Vulte. Miss Esther Reed. 0 Sapper Party. Sunday night supper was given by Miss Claire Hennessey at the home of her parents, Judge and Mrs. William J.

Hennessey, in Trestle Glen road recently. The honor guest was Miss Betty Ellison, of Florida, who is a visitor in the bay district, and who was Miss Hennessey's guest over the weekend. The affair was charmingly informal, and assembled a number of the college set. fur remodeling Have your furs re-styled -you will be surprised how they can be made to serve you smartly by our expert furriers in our remodeling and for this skilled work charges will be very moderate. No charge made on estimating the cost or advice concerning your fur needs.

Bet. Broadway and Washington Telephone Lakeside 5985 Miss Laura Milton and her mother have returned from an enjoyable stay which extended over the holidays, at the Ambassador in Los Angeles. Miss Milton is a leader in the college set and attended the University of California. Bridge Given Bridge Tea In Compliment To Future Bride Mrs. Sidney G.

Plummer entertained yesterday afternoon at her home in Rock Ridge at a bridge in compliment to Mrs. Dorothy Plummer who is to become the bride of Leslie Saunders. The guests Mrs. Frank Pollard, Mrs. Henry Petray, Mrs.

Warren B. Allen, Mrs. De Lancey Smith, Mrs. Sumner Everingham, Mrs. John Mrs.

Thomas Bacon, Marjorie Stuart, Mrs. Joseph Corey, Mrs. Russell Cordell. Mrs. Mark Hale, Mrs.

Lewis Ingwersen, Mrs. Harold Jessee, Mrs. H. C. Kendee, Mrs.

Harold Mackee Mrs. Carl McKann, Mrs. Woodsen Ross. Mrs. Samuel Walker of Honolulu, Mrs.

Randell Flood, Mrs. Justin Jacob, Mrs. Caesar Torres of Mexico City, Mrs. Henry Plummer, Mrs. Frank Knight, Mrs.

Clemetine. Arrilaga who is leaving next week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Caralizo of New York City. Invitations are out for a Valentine party which Mrs. Bert Railly will give at the Claremont Country club, February 14.

LYCKO For Cousin And Bride-Elect In compliment to her cousin, Mrs. Paul McKnight of Sacramento, who was Miss Vivian Hoey, and Miss Mabel Johnson, whose marriage to Harry Wellington Bogart will be an event of the spring, Mrs. Howell Lovell was hostess yesterday afternoon at a bridge tea for which the sun parlor of the Claremont Country Club was the background. Invitations were extended to one hundred of the younger maids and matrons about the bay, wetmone those who played bridge MESDAMES Reinke Clyde Lamborn William Weiking George Palmer Carlton Osgood Norman Ogilvie Egbert Adams Harold Laufer Ernest Milliken Lendal Gray Walter Collins Raymond Wilson Charles Griffin Richard Rheem Kenneth Martin Milton Bulkley Boyd Lewis Walter Garrett David' Garrett Reginald Holt William Gibbs Clement Brake Louis Gilman Warren Gray Ralph Lorimer John J. Allan Jr.

Herman Nichols Francis Hoyt Philip Holden Roger Hayne Richard Smith MISSES Gertrude Bosworth Elsie Rebmann Lorene Johnson and others CLARICE PATTERNS Tiered Skirt, (No. 2976) Darling dress with bloused bodice and skirt with double A new note of Fashion is the boat-shaped neckline, that is finished with narrow standing collar with bow on shoulder, and extending down left side of dress, serving as trimming. Crepe de Chine, georgette crepe, Canton crepe and soft woolens are adaptable for Design No. 2976. Pattern is: obtainable in sizes 16, 18 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust measure, and can easily be made in about two hours.

See miniature views! Pattern price 15c, in stamps or coin. How to Obtain Clarice Patterns Write your name and address plaiply, including city, giving the number and size of the patterns you desire. Enclose 15 cents In stamps or coin (wrap coin carefully) for each pattern and address your envelope Clarice Pattern Bureau, Oakland TRIBUNE, Oakland, Calif. As these are ordered specially from New York, a reasonable time should be allowed for delivery. CUT OUT ALONG THESE LINES OAKLAND TRIBUNE.

Oakland Calif. CLARICE PATTERN. BUREAU Enclosed find $........, 4 for which please send me patterns listed. Pattern Name do Number Wanted City (Write Plainly) CUT OUT ALONG THESE Wellesley Girl Is Honored During Sojourn An Impromptu tea in compliment to Miss Ina Hards, who is with Madame Bertha Kalich, was given the afternoon of January 20 from 3 to 5 o'clock at the home of Olive Reed Cushman. Miss Hards 1s a Wellesley graduate and has an excellent role in "Magda." She was the honor guest the same afternoon at a luncheon given.

Dr. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt of Exclusive Oakland Agents for Vogue Patterns. An Darling Prints Another dainty addition Spring wash weaves has a lustrous, soft finish in plain colors or colored figures 36 Crepe Elise New patterns arrive for Springtime in this popular weave of silk and cotton mixture. Soft, clinging, 36 Printed Pongee A silk and cotton wash fabric ground with livened with colpongee 1:00 ored figures, 36-in. (First Floor) A Group of Very Handsome Cretonnes This first group is printed in mo ny, both color tones of exquisite har- $1.25 light or dark, and is marked reasonably, A superior cretonne, 81 inches Inal, and a on wide, in designs markedly orig- 2.00 n.

blue, gold, black and rose grounds. Sorority To Meet Wednesday Gamma Chi sorority will Mrs. Cecil avenue, Wednesday, The hostesses thews, Mrs. W. D.

D. McConnell, and Mrs. Philip Mills College, first visit to she was a child, interest to her. both Oaklanders. Ina Hammer, ter in Chicago, is managing a Exposition Silks In The one time signs, the price 60c 8 $1.00 More wonderful supplies every most simple Printed A host of that inspire fashion frocks, 40 French Taffeta comes and this quality soft, 36 inches This 54-inch colored flannel very fine and handsome, A new woolen (Third Floor) blue for Bedding Values Wool Filled Comforts Of superior quality, are in 72 with covered pink 80 plain and with sateen blue figured and to silkoline match, bound 67 Pure Wool Blankets An outstanding value from in the sateen gold, Mills, solid are North bound lavender, colors 70 of Star 80 green, rose, Woolen inches, blue, and $845 Odd Pair Blankets $10.95 to $25.00 about 25 pair of odd and slightly mussed blankets are marked between these prices.

(First Floor) Engagement Is Announced To Bay Friends Mr. and Mrs. James Ownby Gridley, announce the ment of their daughter, Miss Mary Ownby, and Mr. Joseph Henry Glide of Sacramento. Miss Ownby is a Mills College graduate and has many friends in Piedmont.

fiance is a University Callfornia, Robert graduate Lee and is Stephenson a nephew of this of city. Mr. Glide was the best man of the Delta Gamma meet at the home of Matthews on Arlington January 26. will be Mrs. MatR.

Ralston, Mrs. Mrs. L. M. Boyer Holden.

and as this is her the west coast since it is of unusual Her parents are Her mother, is playing this winwhere Mr. Hards company. TAFT PENNOYER Company Established 1875 Oakland's Oldest Dry Goods House of Spring's Starts Monday Morning at Hundreds of Yards of Woolens the Newest Patterns of the Day, at of Your Early Attention greatest array of fine fabrics ever assembled is presented for your appr oval tomorrow. all the most brilliant colors, a re here and range. Wash Weaves Printed Dimities Rayon Lingerie Alpacas Prints Fabrics 50c and fine Gaining in vogue printed dimities show dainty rose bud and fancy patterns in delicate colors on white, 36 inch.

Rayon alpaca in solid shades of coral, tan, pink, jade, orchid, maize, blue, and rose, 36. inches wide, is lustrous. Dropstitch voiles and Jersey effects in guaranteed fast colors for making dainty silk-like lingerie, 36 inch. marette Pippin prints, whose Dolly arden patterns are wn in many attractive colors, or which also may be had in plain shades. 32-inch.

New Silks than our poor words can depict, these new Mrs. Cortelyou and Daughter Home Mrs. Guyon W. Cortelyou and her daughter, June, of Palm drive, have returned from two months' trip through the east and spent the holidays in New York a city. While in New York they were guests at the Biltmore.

Mrs. Cortelyou formerly made her home in New York and is the daughter of the late James E. Draper of that city, at the marriage of Robert Lee Stephenson Jr. and Miss Agnes Mackinley in Santa Barbara not long ago. Newest 9 o'Clock Beautiful New Wash Goods Prices Worthy under our roof at any All the smartest deyou'll be enthused over silks provide a collection that women's and children's coral, apricot, tan, orpink, in Jade, guaranteed Periwinkle, col- 75c Canton.

Wedding Day Is Set For March 10 The date of the wedding of Betty Allen of Alameda, and Lawrence Reed Custer of Francisco has been set for 10. Miss Allen, who is the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney de Allen, has just returned from visit in Los Angeles. The riage will occur at the home bride in Central avenue.

Mrs. len remained in the south visit. Pictorial Review Patterns on Sale at Pattern Counter Fabrics Shantung Pongee Flora Prints Another new wash tabric similar in weave to Canton quisite cloth has pat- ex- $1.00 terns in guaranteed colors. Celanese Chiffon beautiful new In wondrous colwith terns on dainty an printed Inde- pat- $2 .00 creation structible surface possible want. With such silks, the designing of your costume will be a ora, 40 inches wide (First Floor) matter.

Crepes Crepe Satin Georgette Crepe patterns A beautiful lus- Fifty new colors one wondrous to 0.50 satin trous inch, in of crepe a black, back 40 0.95 ited that provide choice all unlim- man- for $2.00 super- making ior grade ner of Taffeta Printed Honans to the fore for Spring $3.50 These refreshing block printed .50 is marvelous Honan pongees typical English quality, and (Taft Pennoyer First Floor) New Wool Flannels In Vogue solid 56-inch flannels in Novelty checked is a $2.95 pastel he tints of flesh $3.50 flannels are smart, $2.75 quality pink, apricot, blos- in brown, tan, som, etc. blue, green, 56-in. 56-inch Repbloo m---a New Fabric repp. making weave handsome in plain Spring shades of navy, reseda green, bisque and the $5.00 (Taft Pennoyer First Floor) New Lace Curtains $4.95 Freshen up the windows. brighten up the home.

New curtains will do the "trick." Filet nets, shadow nets, overlocked and edged, durable, will attractively curtain any window. Consult our Bureau of Ho e. Decorations without charge as to the furnishing of your home. (Third Floor) Spring Secrets Are Revealed -The Bolero, the square neck, diagonal seaming, pleats, tucks, tiers, the V.Line in New Spring Dresses $39:75 to $69-50 Here are the first authentic versions of the new season to carry our thoughts away from the drab, dull days of Winter. Heavy rich Crepes, and softer fabrics on the chiffon order, delicately shaded, carry out stunning ways of clinging to the hips, squaring off the neck.

New colors are Gooseberry Green, Monkey Skin, Rose Beige, Dawn Blue, Tiger Rose, Wild Honey, and Navy Blue is very smart. So these frocks come up to the measure of what is correct for Springtime. You'll be charmed with the square neckline and the clever bolero, but you'll be more charmed with the low prices, (Tuft. a Pennoyer Second Floor) Miss Dr. San March daugh Witt mare of the Alfor For "things" ors of rose, chid.

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