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TTTn SUXDAT OHEGONIAX. PORTLAND. JUXE 2. 1912.
POPULAR MAUDE ADAMS
TO PRODUCE'CHANTECLER
This Noted Play Contains Cry of Idealist aad Ridicules Many of Modern
Fashion It Awakens in Humanity Glory of Future.
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rhoto. Copyright, 1309, by Charles Frohman.
MAVDB ADAMS.
MACDE ADAMS will play her, at
last. In 'Chantecler." at the
Hellla; Theater. June I. and B.
Purely, everyone'a curiosity muit be
aroused by thla time aa to the Inner
nature of thla much-be-newepapered
production. Aa far aa the matter there.
In la concerned, they will find It filled
with Ingenuous humor, satire, pathoa,
drama, and the eapresslon of noble
emotion. When It comta to form, they
will be pleased to discover that Rostand
has done nothing more than place on
the stage a symbol, a fable, a parable,
rail It what you will, "to point a moral
and adorn a tale"; that he has only
turned once more to that old mean of
expression employed by all the great
teachers of humanity who have ever
found It difficult to ronrentrate tha
minds of human listener! upon abstract
truth.
Parshlea! ' The word has a biblical
suggestion though that form of liter,
sture came Into being long before the
Scriptures. Therefore, ret us turn to
the Klble, our handbook of ethics and
religion, even to the Book of Jonah.
How many know that Jonah- In Hebrew
meana "dove"? But once having been
tlven 'that Illuminating suggestion,
rou must discover the rest for your
telves. There Is a hlg fish In It, too.
Moreover, on the basis of fable, Ros
tand did nothing bliarre In selection a
barnyard cock aa his hero. Chantlcler
or years has been a notable character
n much of this type of fiction. It l
nard to tell Just whem Aesop borrowed
him from; that I". unices w torture
a newspaper "story" to tha level of a
university thesis. But there he Is; and
from that time to thla he etanda dis
tinct In the fables of all lands. Through
the dark ages we hear of him over
and over In the "Romance of Rey
nard." Again. Shakespeare made htm
the hero of the dawn. Then La Fon
taine "featured" him In hla fables.
Finally, why not seek him In the pagea
of Hans Anderson, of Grimm's Fairy
Tales, of George Pand a "Diablo au
Champs." or Kipling's "Just Bo
Btorlea"?
There la no Innovation In taking
these birds out of fiction and placing
them upon the stage. Quite a few bun.
dred yeara before the Christian era,
Arlstophsnes thought of that same
happy scheme with, as a result, his
"The Birds" and "The Frogs." Nor
has Rostand aped the methods of his
Greek predecessor. On the contrary,
he has gone far beyond him In broad
ening hla horlson. In shaping his phil
osophy to our modern vein of thought.
Indeed, It Is marveloua how much Ros
tand has made of ao simple a story,
with what happy turns, with what
bold and new expressions, without hav.
Ing to force his text In the least, ha
has set before us In It the cry of the
Idealist. For In thla parable of beauty
Rostand ridicules many modern fash
Ions of life, awakes and satisfies the
longing for Ideals which slumber In
humanity and offers for our considera.
tlon a type of being who, through hla
faith In the glory of the future when
sought by meana of the work of today,
alone makes possible world progress.
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Society News
and Notes
(eallaaed From rage 4.
peare Pludy Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. T. P. Townsend, Couch
iiid Kloral avenues, Monday, June I, at
I o'clock.
The next meeting of the Illinois So
ciety will he held Tuesday evening,
June 4. In the parlors of tha Portland
Hotel. The soHetv now has about ISO
members and earh month more new
members are added.
The regular meeting of the Michigan
Bociety of Oregon will be held Monday
at Women of Woodcraft Hall. Cards
will form the entertainment of tha
evening.
.
The Portland Women's Willamette
Club will meet Monday at 3:30 o'clock
at the Young Women's Christian As
sociation e e e
The Coterie Club will give an enter
tainment some time In June for the
benefit of the Iomestla Service Bu
reau, under Ha care. This Is an enter
prise of Itfterest to all classes, and tha
Coterie Invites helpful co-operation of
all friends.
e e e
The Campus Club will give an Inter
si hoot hop and boating party on tha
eteamer Monarch on Saturday evening,
June 3.
e e e
Net Thursday night Astra Circle,
Women of Woodcraft, will give a fancy
drees party and dance. Everybody Is
Invited.
WEDDINGS.
TakalewB erala.
William Alfred Tafcalo and. Miss Al
l.e Hwaln were married Tuesday at
1:39 I M , at the home of the bride's
parents, Ir. and Mrs. Kobert F. Kwaln.
nf 1119 Oarneld avenue. Itev. Oswald
Taylor officiated. Preceding the cere
mony Charlea H. W eston sang "l Love
You Truly." Miss Grace Edna Bhort
played the wrudlne; march. The bride
wee gowned In white silk and carried
white carnations. Tha guesta were
Mrs. J. 0. Htuart. Mr. and Mrs. "W. P.
lalto. he. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Cook. Mr.
snd Mrs. C. H. Wston. Mr. and- Mrs.
Karrtes. Mrs. K. Paundsrs. Mrs. H. Hee
srldens. Mrs. Oeorge Hartness, Mrs.
Kdward I. Curtis, Mrs. Edward Church,
the Misses El lee and Roealle LaRoche.
Fa Maeten. Alli-y Church. Orace Edna
Khort. Aanen Cook. Millie Porth.
Frances and Florence Dlumenauer, Will
P. Curtis. Walter LaKoche. Jr., and
Ororae V. Hartness. After the cere
mony a reception was held.
Creadall-Reaaller.
Jefferson C. Crandall and Mlsa Hasel
May Roaslter were married on May 33
at the I'nlted Evangelical Church at
vckley Green. Rev. J. Bowersoa offi
ciated. Jack Layton played tha wed
ding march. Mlsa Madeline Crandall
acted as maid of honor and tha brides
maids were Mlsa Matilda Obsrg and
Mlsa Nellie Iloberta. Thomas Adams
attended the bridegroom aa beat man.
Among those preaent were Mr. and
Mrs. Jefferson Crandall, Sr.. Mrs. Jane
Crandall. Miss Vera and Paul Crandall,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert itosslter. Jr.. Miss
Ruth Rosslter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Roaslter, Fr, Dr. A. J. Rosslter. Mr.
and Mra. A. E. Rosslter. Mr. and Mrs.
L. II. Rosslter. Mr. and Mra. C. F. Ros
slter. Mlsa Louise Rosslter. After the
ceremony a wedding supper was served.
Mr. and Mra. Crandall are at home to
their friends t 1484 Minnesota avenue.
Kaiser-Taaeapevsu
Dr. William F. Kaiser, district sur
geon for the Southern Pacific Railway
Company, formerly of this city, and
Mies Eunice Thompson were married
In Roeeburg last Saturday. Rev. W.
If. Eaton, pastor of the Baptist Church.
officiated. The wedding waa a quiet
affair and only relatlvea and a few In
timate frlenda were present. Mlsa
Thompson la tha daughter of J. B. C.
Thompson, a prominent stockman of
(Southern Oregon. Dr. and Mrs. Kai
ser will pass their honeymoon In Port
land. They will be at home to their
frlenda In Riddle. Or, after July 1.
Davta-Blaaard.
Mrs. Henry Wax announcea tha mar
riage of her slater. Miss Minnie Bin
nard, of Lewlston, Idaho, to Albert Da
vis, of thla city, which took place on
June 1. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise per
formed the ceremony In the presence of
the Immediata families of the bride and
bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Davie will
be at home to their frlenda at Haddon
Hall. Eleventh and Hall streets.
Wettaer-Mereer.
Arthur W. Wetther and Mrs. Wacll
R. Mercer were married at Pasadena
on May 25. Mr. Wetther la the son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wetther, of this city.
Barrett-Baker.
Frank R. Barrett and Mies Pearl T.o
rena Baker, formerly of Minneapolis,
were married on Monday at the manse
M'MINNVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE CLASS OF 14
Left Rlabt, To, Ra-er. Maria Aatbray, Job a Hilary, Ethel Raeaell,
I.ela BraJyi arad Raw, Datate Reevea, Elisabeth Kartbrwa, Gran
Yearn Third Raw, Laarle Miller, Ray Nlehclhsak, Ira Gabriel,
Doaald MeGegii Fourth Hew, Grace Vaaghaa, Marias Haaseaaa,
Nada Clark.
M'MINNVILLE. Or, June 1. (Special.) Friday. June 7. will be tha
ISth annual commencement of McMlnnville High PchooU when 14 stu
dents will be graduated. Tha exercises will be held at tha Imperial
Theater.
of the officiating clergyman. Rev. J.
Boworsox, 1140 Gay street. Mr. and
Mrs. Barrett will make their home In
YamhlJl County.
StlmaaB-Caaaoa.
Frederick C. Stimson and Miss Elsie
Gannon were married at the) home of
the bride's parents In Pasco. Wash..
Wednesday, May IS. The bride la the
daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Gannon,
of Pasco. The bridegroom la the aon
of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stimson. of Amity,
Or, and Is the proprietor of tha Crea
cent Drug Company. Mr. and Mra.
fttlmson will be at home in Pasco after
June 24.
ANXOCXCTSrEXTS.
A. D. Reinhard. aon of Rev. A. W.
Relnhard and Mra. Reinhard (Hasel
Dell Harcourt), ara receiving the fe
licitations of frlenda on tha arrival of
an eight-pound daughter at their home,
100 East Thirtieth street.
e
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rice, of Irvlngton,
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Harriet, to Robert T.
Btelnke, of Spokane, Wash. Tha wed
ding will take place the evening of
June 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hesse announce tha
engagement of their daughter Agnes
Helen to Karl Koch, the wedding will
take place In tha FalL
SOCIEtY PEIISOXALS.
' Mrs. Leroy Emerson Fairbanks.' of
Feattlr, Is the guest of her cousin. Miss
Orace Wilton, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Gorge J. Foster, of this city. Is
In New York and la staying at tha
Hotel Martinique.
Mrs. Ada Myers, of 127 East Thirty
fifth street. Is visiting her mother Mrs.
A. P. Venen in Butler, wash.
Mrs. Emma Haws was the guest of
Mrs. W. A. Bellinger In Forest Grove
last week,
Mrs. Well, of Baker, la visiting Mra.
C. Kaufman, of ti West Park street.
Mr. Well and Mra. Kaufman will be at
borne next Thur day afternoon Juna
Wilbur McEldowney, cashier of the
Forest Grove National Bank, has re
turned from a trip to Bolae, Idaho.
Miss Mildred Fuller Is tha guest of
her aunt, Mrs,-John Weln, of Butte,
Mont., where she Is being entertained
by relatives and friends.
Kola Nels and Frits Strobel. of Port
land, sailed from New York for Europe
May H. on the North German Lloyd
steamship Berlin.
Mrs. Gilbert Barah (Blanche Settle
mler) and little daughter. Marjorle, of
San Francisco, are visiting at the home
of her mother, Mrs. O. M. Gettlemler.
Hi East Davla street.
Miss Florence Oliver and Miss Mabel
Luclle Boyle passed the week end In
Hood River aa guests of Mr. and Mra
H. E. Boyle.
L. S. Kaiser returned home laat Sat
urday after a two weeks' vacation In
California and Southern Oregon where
he visited friends an' relatives at Los
Angeles, 8s n Francisco, Marysville and
Roseburg.
Mrs. Mlanda Smith, of Vale, la
passing the week In Portland aa tha
guest of her daughter Mrs. Irene Col
breath. Before returning home. Mrs.
Smith will vlrlt her aisier Mrs. Caro
line Watte at La Fayette.
Mr. and Mra. Clarence M. Simpson
are expecting Mrs. Simpson's sister,
Mrs. Clarence M. Cannon, of Salt Lake
City, to arrive In Portland next Thurs
day to be their guest during the Rosa
Festival at their apartmenta In the
Hanthorn.
Mrs. Rittman's appointment of Mrs.
Kirk aa deputy high chief ranger for
Marlon County district of tha order
was the cause of much satisfaction, as
Mrs. Kirk la one of the moat popular
workers In tha lodge in Oregon and
waa recently sent to Chicago as a del
egate. Mrs. R. A. Kirk had as her guest
Sutday laat Mra. Rose D. Rlttmaa, a
Chicago matron, who, aa high chief
ranger of the Women'a Catholic Order
of Foresters, representa (4.000 women
In tha United Statea and Canada. Mrs.
Klttman has been Instituting courts In
the Northwest, one of which la St.
Rose. No. 47, at St. Stephen'a parish.
Forty-second and Eaat Taylor streets,
here.
120: Gilliam. 1: Grand. 30: Jose
phine. (: Klamath. 4i; Lane. 12;
Lincoln, 43; Linn, 134: Malheur. 30;
Marlon. (5; Morrow, 25: Multnomah,
123; Polk. t: Sherman. ; Tillamook.
S3; Umatilla, 107: Wallowa, R: Wasco,
28; Washington. 131: Yamhill, 323.
Counties not reported as yet are Clack
amas, Harney. Hood Klver, Jackson,
Lake. Union snd Wheeler.
3000 Will Reach High School.
SALEM. Or, June I. (Special.)
That practically 2 per cent of the stu
dents taking the eighth grade examina
tions will fall and that when all of the
reports come in practically 100 who
took tha examinations will have passed
Is tha estimate of tha State Superin
tendent of Public Instruction. Reporta
so far received show that 253 have
passed. These are divided among tha
counties aa follows: Baker, (7; Benton,
40; Clatsop. It; Columbia. 43; Coos. 33;
Crook, S: Curry. 13: TJoualas.
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