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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1916)
TIIE MORNING OREGONIAN. FRIDAY, ArRIIi 14, 1910, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCJOOOaOODOCTOOODOOO ooo oo o oooooooooooooo o oooooooo iyJJlll 1 1 1 II 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IVi -fiT -P.1-. I!cGiri' 1i?1:m:es iliililll illlll ...... ooo ooo o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooo oogqooooqo oooooo 1 CAVEVDAK FOR TODAY. Portland Woman's Club; Miss "Woodbury to read "Madame But terfly": Ad Club Quartet to sins; Japanese tea In social hour. Entertainment tonight at Mount Tabor School. Shaver Association. 7:80 o'clock; subject. '"Evils of Cigarettes." Richmond Parent-Teacher As sociation, 2:45 o'clock. Self-Culture Club, at Social Center, 171 Eleventh street, to night. Buckman Association; benefit at Cingograph Theater. St. Stephen's Guild; sale of home-made dainties; parish house this afternoon. Fulton Park School, evening en tertainment. Wichita Association, tonight. MEMBERS OF PORTLAND WOMAN'S CLUB WHO WILL ASSIST AT JAPANESE TEA TODAY. A COLLECTION of Royal Doulton china and other rare articles that were- on exhibition at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Fran cisco has been brought here at the re ' quest of the Delphian clubs of the city and will be displayed. A lecture on the china will be given on Saturday night In the hall on the eighth floor of the Lipman, Wolfe building. The reception committee will be: Mrs. I. Peterson. Miss M. Knoch, Miss L. Allen, Miss M. ELston and Miss A. Murphy. Members from the Delphian clubs receiving will be: Mr. and Mrs. Her bert A. Watts, ex-Governor T. T. Geer and Mrs. Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. E: Coovert, Mrs. James W. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Durham, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kirkpat rick. Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Giles, Dr. and Mrs. Sam Slocum. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McClung. Dr. and Mrs. B. P. Rand, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Patterson, Mrs. Joseph P. Burke. Mrs. Adeline M. Alvord, Miss Elizabeth Woodbury, Frank Park Gilmore, Miss Esther Leavitt, Miss Katharine Jean MacDonald, Miss Lena Jacoby and Miss Louise Cecil. ' Terwilliger Parent-Teacher Associa tion will meet today at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Connelly's class will give a pro gramme. to The American Drama Club, recently organized, with Mrs. Nathan Harris as president. meets every Wednesday night in room F, Public Library, Next Wednesday Dr. C. H. Chapman s play, "Isabel," will be studied. Mrs. Nathan Harris has adapted "Midsummer Night's Dream" for Juve niles, and her versIon"will be given on Wednesday by pupils of the Couch School. - Wichita Parent-Teacher Association will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. The , programme will be attractive. ens School yesterday was a marked success. fliiss namie iieien r lynn Mrs. Delphine Marx and John Clair Governor West and George L. Baker ppoKe. Airs. a. tjraDiree presided. Mrs. Alva Lee Stephens assisted in me receiving 01 me guesia. The Sylvan Association gave a bas ket social in the echoolhouse on bat lirday. A short but excellent musical programme was rendered, closing with "America" by the' audience. Fred Hoff man auctioned -off the baskets and $24.85 was realized. The money was raised for playground apparatus. A social time was enjoyed by all while partaking of the contents of the bas kets. An excellent musical programme and an address by Dr. De Busk will be fea tures of the programme for th meet ing of Richmond Parent-Teacher Asso ciation today at 2:45 o'clock. Among those who will contribute numbers will be Kathryn Freeman, Lucile Fraley, Arthur J. King, Francis Graff, Harry Husserick and Paula Schmalz. The Parent-Teacher Association . of the Highland School will hold its meet ing today. Mr. Dunham, supervisor of echool gardens, will" address the meet ing; also Mrs. S. W. Blumner, candi date for School Director, will speak. Miss Beatrice Crendson, a former pu pil of the school, will play two piano olos. The American Women's Club In Can ada has sent an invitation to Mrs. Sarah A. Evans, former president of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs, asking her to be their guest at a state breakfast to be given on April 26 at noon in the Hotel Windsor, Mon treal. Another invitation that has come to Mrs. Evans is for a luncheon at which Mrs. Philip N. Moore, of St. Louis, will entertain on Tuesday, May 30, in the Hotel Astor, New York City The guests will be the clubwomen who were members of the General Federa tion board with Mrs. Moore. Miss Elizabeth Eugenia Woodburv will read "Mme. Butterfly" and the Ad Club quartet will sing today at the meeting of the Portland Woman's Club Following the programme a Japanese tea will be held. The committee will wear attractive costumes and the hall will be decorated in cherry blossoms. The singers will be Norman A. Hoose Dr R. M. Emerson, Hartridge Whipp and O. A. Olson - The Mount Tabor Parent-Teacher Association will present the first of two humorous and interesting enter tainments this evening in the school assembly hall for the benefit of . the school. The second will be given to morrow evening with Blight change of programme. "Spreading the News." fy..resory'8 last humorous play, and Mrs. Baggs' Bargain Sale." an amusing farce teaching practical les ions, will be given under the direction of Miss Nina Greathouse. William .. s-.ia.Lia.tu. me well-known vio linist, accompanied by Miss Ada Alice Tuttle, will play several selections u.'-.vvr.-j .:: : V' : ' 1 pple, six apples diameter of pineapple one cupful .almonds chopped, one cup salad dressing, candied or maraschino cherries, lettuce and salt. Wash very thoroughly through sev eral cold waters as much well-bleached lettuce as is needed. Chop and grind the almonds after blanching enough to make a cupful. Have six apples In the refrigerator or in a cold place. When ready to make salad, dry the lettuce and arrange it in nests on a salad platter, or if preferred on in dividual plates, using only pale, crisp leaves. Pare and core the apples and then slice in rings as thick as the slices of pineapple. Over the apple in a dish pour vinegar with a teaspoonful of oil in it. Pour this off. . This will keep the apple from becoming dis colored. Salt apple daintily. Pile a slice of apple in each nest, then a slice of pineapple, then a slice of apple, or . vice versa, if you prefer a pineapple salad. Fill the cavity in the middlewith chopped a-lmonds slightly salted. On top of each top layer put a Bpoonful of stiff salad dressing and place a candied cherry on top. Garnish with candied cherries or a flower or two if nasturtium-season, using leaves and flower. A little-more salad dressing may be put around the base of the nests if not otherwise garnished or a pretty dish of it may be passed with tne eaiaa. Use the following sweet salad dress ing. One-fourth cup pineapple Juice, one-fourth cup lemon Juice, one-half cup sugar, two beaten eggs. salt (pinch). Add liouids and sugar to the beaten eggs and cook in double boiler till thick, stirring constantly. THE "Billie Burke coat" is one of the latest and loveliest ideas in wraps. Of course, everyone knows the dainty and dashing person from whom it gets its name, but only those who have admired the chic, straight across the back and front, collar, its rippling folds and wonderful linings can com prehend how completely the spirit of the fascinating Billy- has been im parted to the coat. First of all there are yards and yards of material that falls from the shoul ders in simple, ample folds and rip ples.. Then the shoulders are almost a& neat and trim as the balmacaan. The regular "Billy Burke" coat has a col lar that goes from shoulder to shoulder and fastens on the left shoulder, but a number of very late ones have full wide collars, made to lie down or stand up, and fastening in the front or on the side. The cut of the coat makes the top of the back fit almost like a yoke, and here and there an inverted pleat holds in the fullness. -The linlnes are of fancy silks, brocades and divers i pretty cloths. Pockets, front belts and fine buttons are additional at tractions on a number of new ones. "Billy's coat" hangs to the shoe tops. and is a trifle shorter in the front than elswhere. Most of the "Billy Burke coats" are dark with light or bright collars and a bit of piping. A number of silk and of wool poplin coats in fine, full models and som light weight Boliva cloth Summer coats are attractive. Yellow- in its variou values is a favorite color for enliven lng this Summer's coats. There are many smart sport cloths, especially coats, this Summer, stripes ana plain bright colors belntr esDec ially favored. A short changeable blue and green sport coat with a belt and big green bone buttons is displayed. xeuow ana purple and green and nur pie are attractive combinations, to -be worn on many occasions. Plain worsted cloths and homespuns now vie with merry shades of silk Some very nobby coats- for the hunt the woods and outings of all sorts are in dull, somber homespun. But the miss wearing them is warned by the de signer not to be somber of bonnet, for with these materials go the liveliest sport hats, and cretonne chapeaux to De zouna. FIRE LIEUTENANT DROPPED Joyrido After Refusal of Permission Causes Dismissal. An automobile full of friends of J. F. Kelleher, lieutenant in Engine Company 33, on Mississippi avenue, drove up to the fire station on the night of April l and invited the lieutenant to take a ride around the block. He asked to get ofr and on being refused, went for the ride anyway. He is now looking lor anotner joo. Order of dismissal from the service was filed yesterday with the Civil Serv ice Board by Mayor Albee. It is al leged that Lieutenant Kelleher wa-s gone on the auto trip all night. Domestic Science By Lilian Tingle. BY LILIAN TINGLE. PORTLAND. Or., April 8. Would yon kindly print some g-ood fruit salad recipes. Thanking you in advance. IOUNG HOUSEKEEPER. FOLLOWING are some fruit salad recipes sent in some time ago 'by readers of this column. I hope they nay suggest others that you can "compose" lor yourself by substitut ing different fruits of similar strength or mildness of flavor: Fruit- salad Three oranges, three bananas. An equivalent amount of Hawaiian pineapple. English walnut meats, sugar and lettuce. Peel and remove all the white mem brane possible from the orange, cut in pieces and sprinkle with about two tablespoonfuls of sugar. Do this first and let oranges stand while preparing - ... j uit-o j-rum. pineapple and cut in - pieces. Peel and cut bananas. Use about one-half cup of walnut meats, broken into small pieces Mix all together, lightly. ; with a fork' using plenty of dressing.' Arrange on Jettuce leaves, garnish with a few whole walnut meats. , Nest, salad One can sliced plne- BRING THE FAMILY TO THE Imperial H o tel " 1 FOR Sunday Dinner $1.00 A Table dHote Sunday Dinner is nerved in our ex ' . -qulsite Tapestry Restaurant f rem 6 to .9 P. M. SPLENDID MUSIC 5 TO 8 P. M. Imperial Hotel Augmented Orchestra. F, H, Wing, Director. Blanche Etelka Burritt, Dramatis Soprano, Excellent Cuisine Service You'll Like. (Dinner Week Days, 75c) PHIL METSCHAN, Manager. J Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies, 3d Floor Manicuring and Hair Dressing on 2d Floor Don't Fail to Ask fot Your Stamps - Valuable Premiums Free for Filled Stamp Books Try Our SPECIAL 26c LUNCH, Served in the Base ment Daily ' From 11 to 2. A Good Place to Meet Your Friends. Soft Drinks at Fountain. Olds9Worttnan Sc King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 Home Phone A6231 Exclusive Portland Agents for Gossard Corsets. Have Your New Suit or Gown Fitted Over a Gossard for Best Results Dept. 2d Floor. Women's Easter Suits at Popular Prices At $18.56- AN EXCEPTIONAL SMART MODEL at this price is of black-and-white check serge with full hip-length coat with yoke front, wide box plait down back, deep plaits on either side and belted waistline. Convertible collars, deep cuffs trimmed with silk.- Skirt cut full flare with high waistline and shirring in back. Suit trimmed with the new gunmetal buttons. This is a very smart Suit for street and utility wear. t Strictly hand tailored. Other models of pop- O i O EZ lins, serges, coverts, at VaO" Fashion Salons; 2d Fl; -At,$27.50- At $25.00- NEW EASTER SUITS in a splendid range of models here for your choosing at above price ONE STYLE is devel oped in gabardine and pin-stripe serge in navy and black. Russian effect with high waistline ,coat, deep rolling collar, patch pockets, trimmed with smoked pearl buttons. Full-flare skirt with shirred waistline and belt. Great many other models in serges, poplins, gabard ines, novelty mixtures, etc. Shown in all the leading plain colors JJ O J f(b also checks, stripes, etc. J v J AMONG THE MANY clever styles shown at this price there is one of gab ardine cloth in semi-fitted effect with full-flare coat, braided at waistline and hip belt. A shawl collar trimmed with novelty buttons adds to the attractive ness of this model. The skirt is very full with two plaits at side-front and back. Very smart and dressy for any occasion. Other Suits of serges, poplins, gabardines, plain colors, checks and plaids. All sizes. Splen- J?OP EZf only 0 xJKJ did Suits. Priced At $32. 5 O- A MODEL OF FRENCH SERGE shown at this price is exceptionally clev er in design. Coat has long hip effect with three deep plaits on either side of back and front. A sailor collar with deep revers and novelty cuffs finish the coat. The skirt has shirred waist line and is effectively trimmed with straps on sides. Black bone buttons are also used. Other Suits of gabardines, serges, taffeta silks, wash silks, wool jer sey, etc. Flam colors, checks, etc. m colors, Qrt EZfX Priced at yOwOU Smart Easter Footwear At Special Prices' MAIN FLOOR Men's and women's high-grade Spring Footwear in popular styles substantially re duced for Friday selling. Look to your Easter needs! Women's $9.00 White Boots at Made from extra good grade white calf -the perfect fitting qualities found only in footwear of highest class. Popular lace styles, 8V2 -inch tops with narrow semi recede toe, light-weight welted soles and leather half Louis heels. Exceedingly dressy for all occasions. To begin with we have all sizes in widths from A to D. Just such boots as are usually priced at CJJ O EZ S8.50 and $9.00 on sale here Friday, pr. pJ0J PALM BEACH Shoes and Oxfords with fl O AS O rubber soles and heels $4 grade, pair 04"0 HEADQUARTERS FOR GIRLS' and CHILDREN'S SHOES, PUMPS. Exquisite Wash Fabrics For Easter Frocks and Waists Sheer, dainty filmy fabrics; heavy, sturdy smart fabrics; fabrics for the lightest, airiest frocks and waists; fabrics for tailored suits and dresses at very moderate prices. Embroidered Swiss Voiles 29c a Yard Beautiful Efleure Voiles 35c a Yard Main Floor Embroidered S-vriss Voiles, very attractive patterns and colorings for dresses and waists. Corded stripe. Shown in good range of light, medium and dark colors. Special the OQ. yard at low price of only 27 Main Floor Efleure Voiles, a sheer, filmy fabric for Easter dresses and waists. Shown in beautiful patterns and colorings. Ask to see these. Priced OfiT Canvas Pumps At $1.98 Main Floor Women's white can vas Pi-raps with or without ankle straps. Shown in several styles and in full range of J t QQ sizes. Special, pair pxfO White Nu-Buck Shoes At $4.48 Pair Main Floor Women's White Nu buck Shoes English lace models with white Ivory soles and rubber heels. Comfortable G?5 and dressy. A pair rTr0 White Canvas Shoes A t $3.48 Main Floor Women's White canvas Shoes with rubber soles and heels. Comfortable flat last. Some styles trimmed with patent or tan calf leather. Shown )JO JO in all wanted sizes. v?04-0 Men's $6 Shoes At $4.48 Men's English Walking Shoes of tan and black calf. Made with "Du plex" composition sole. Lace styles with blind eyelets. i Q $5.50 and $6 Shoes P0 Model Grocery Fourth Floor EXPERIENCED Telephone Clerks at your service from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. ORDER EARLY! Colonial Hams 20clb. Choice Eastern corn-fed, sugar- cured Hams in medium size,! weighing from 10 to 12 lbs. Put up I expressly for this! store, Friday, special at 20c lb. GLENWOOD BUTTER Usual price 75c. On special sale 42Q Friday at low price of Delivered with other purchases. 10c Sweet Cider, 3 cans for 25 Holly Brand Tomatoes, f fg $1.10 dozen, the can for Armour's Grape Juice, O EZf 45c size bottle for only Men's New Easter Suits $15.00 to $35.00 THE SPRINGIEST color combina tions you have ever had the chance to choose from are here to greet you. Cassimeres, worsteds, cheviots, basket weaves, flannels in abundance of bright, fresh patterns; also the ever dressy and serviceable blue serges. Strictly hand-tailored garments. MEN'S SUITS, $15, $20 TO $33 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, $10 TO $25 Men's New Spring Ha ts Wellington $3.00 Napoleon $2.0Q Wellington- Hats are of highest quality workmanship and materials. Soft or stiff styles in all the new shapes. Our "Napoleon" Soft Hats-for men and young men are to be had in large or small styles and all colors. Get yours today! Men's Spring Shirts New Bates Street and Arrow Shirts with soft and stiff cuffs madras, per cale and crepe. Beautiful new patterns. Prices range $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50 Spring Weights"Vassar" Union Suits very special, the yard at We Give S. & H. Green Stamps. Soie Imprimee, Priced Special 58c a Yard Main Floor This is one of the season's most beautiful tub fabrics. It is of fine sheer quality, with soft finish and will make up exquisitely for dresses and waists. Beautiful patterns. Special, the yard 580 Easter Silks In Wanted Weaves There is still sufficient time to choose your new dress or waist and have it ready for Easter Sun day. Let us suggest you come to day and see the many beautiful silks on display here. New black-and-white Silks in checks, stripes and novelties. New Fancy Stripe, Moire and Figured Taffetas in all the very latest designs and colorings. New Minuet Silks very much in demand for dancing frocks and evening wear. All leading shades. New "Khaki Kool," a heavier silk for coats and Spring suits. New Wool Gabardines, Serges, Cheviots and Poplins in wanted shades. New black-and-white check Suitings in various weights. New Cream Coatings in plain and ,fancy weaves. All weights. Prices Range From $1 Up to $4.50 LfColoni.1 ! Vassar Union Suits for men, athletic cut, sizes 34 to 50. Made from check or crossbar nainsook and white crepe, the Suit $l.O0 Vassar Union Suits of plain and fancy soisette, athletic cut. Price $1.50. Sizes 34 up to 50. Vassar Union Suits of Silk and Linen priced at, Suit $4.00 Vassar Union Suits of heavy Ribbed Cotton (34 to 50) $1.75 Vassar elastic ribbed Union Suits with hort sleeves, sizes 34 to 50 or with long sleeves, ankle length, sizes 34 to 50. Priced special, the suit $1.50 Vassar Union Suits, medium weight ribbed fabric at $1.75 Vassar Union Suits of heavy mercerized fabric or light weight wool cream and white. Priced at, the garment, $3.50 Men's 'Dutchess' Trousers Step in and see this superb line. Unequaled in fabric, fit and finish. Boys "Dutchess" Trousers also in. Men's Dutchess Trousers $1.50 to $5 Today's Offerings in, Men's Wear At the Bargain Circle, Main Floor MEN'S HOSE of medium weight mercerized yarns with double heel and toe. Shown in black, sand, navy, gray and white. Special 20c 2 " f f or 6 pairs for only " MEN'S- HANDKERCHIEFS broken assortment of initials, worth to 15c four for 25 Men's "Presi dent" EZf Rusnenders at. the rjairJ MEN'S NIGHT GOWNS styled with V neck or military .collar. Made from good quality muslin and nicely fin- JQ ished. The garment at27C MEN'S ARM BANDS in as sorted colors, good quality elas tic webbing. WElle they Tj last buy them at, the pair - MEN'S NECKWEAEpn in various stvles. now27t- SPECLA.L SHOWING OF CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS, 1ST FLR. 5c to 10c Laces At 3c Yd. Center Circle, First Floor An ex tra special for Friday. All-linen, wide Torchon Edges, round-mesh Val. Laces and Odd Inser tions. 5c to 10c grades, yard $1 Flouncings At 39c Yd. Center Circle, First Floor 40-inch- Voile Flouncings, 27 -inch Voile Flouncings and 17-inch Swiss Corset Cover Embroidery and Flouncings odd pieces, picked for quick disposal. 65c to $1 OQ grades. Special, a yard-' Lace Wai stings At 59c Yd. Center Circle, First Floor 36 inch Lace Waistings, small neat patterns and large floral effects. White and ecru. Priced for Friday at special, yard 027C Dressmakers' Nets Specially Priced Department Main Floor Dress makers' Nets in white, cream and ecru. Fine Bretonne net, 36 to 72 inches wide. Clear and well de fined, shown in hard or soft finish. 36-inch Nets priced, yard 250 72-inch Nets, at, yard 500, 650 Kodaks ZjP"?Jak 4th Floor Printing, Developing, Enlarging Visit this new department and inspect our fresh, clean" stock of Eastman Kodaks and Kodak Sup plies. Special attention given to developing, printing, enlarging. WHEEL GOODS, HAMMOCKS, FiBhing and Hunting Licenses issued in Sporting Goods depart ment, for the convenience of- our patrons Fishing Tackle, Baseball and Tennis Goods of best makes. PORCH SWINGS 4TH FLOOR. New gtfe?cd Baking Sheets Third Floor New Biscuit and Cookie Baking Sheets (like cut). Made from planished, smooth, re fined steel. Shown in four sizes. 12x1 6-in. size, 2 open ends, 300 14xl6-in. size, 2 open ends, 350 12xl6-in. fcize, open 1 end, 350 15xl6-in. size, open 1 end, 450 DEPT 3D FLOOR. p
