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V THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY HOCMNO, AHUL II. Hit WOMEN'S CLUBS Ldltcd by Hn. Sinh A- Z.ni F UllfAX. AruiL II. laaWiea W.Um to ftiaaa af HMt SaaeWaJ ! g IM Mtr ue a U- Cair tl.. . e4 ft eaaaf aalllae Allkea II a II MU1M4 It - ef sl .Sla enul Mi wmi . itM every us i activity aka U aaaagaJ ev T leaaUg ailMte faita See af taa U link U ale S4 IMr II. ! eiee Kalafal 14 tit n ia r. aa i it, i la! U a esMae IA nciM Ulw la IKi atrtaeal. tMi laae H. Oerllage.) Taa eae rioa a aaa aa K4 a loeg eerser. Iml a aa! aa, -..... ... . . r W . . a Ok V a I I Xla I4ibM ff tut rr, aa aaa fa! I 'aue ertaeeia Tae lileer IHw, a4er Ik laeaaraata ef aire. Mart )tarUr. 4aU earfeue elafr W Aaer um mi laata . Tae awn aacilea. M r Vita. Ott. eM WerOrger. aaa rfna lagstaef the eaaeU levera ul tee ahanta from I J. la evikoa la 4Tiftaf tae beet w a veieae la taa a TVa dtle Un i eastlea, taaa. age r Mr. U M. Malaga?. U Uf ia Saaae a eleeaar, mar fcaaitUXvl eJtf al Ieiaa it ail taair emeluous plaae ta a raeJUe4. aaraejiaeo. . . , -j erhslaraalpe la fear a la la aloae. Hi rl aaaOo. will earaj. follow rah MaafMaa Vy HIM .lay HbalKMS U uaarllly -MftA. voanan. wfca Bi a irtpl af a4t U apnaau. Mjppt ara aatrto la af ao)ola frtia 4aiiev lh wtolar, 4 ihay hava trevta ibamIaa ehart- laa boalvaaMu Tna rlub baa brought all lb a llttta routx IMo oaa bit. anlnoalaaile organ laallon a4 uaay 4Ufhlful playa aa4 Mrl 1m ar Blaonad for Iba rnlura. aral af (h oldar maaWa of iba Club Kava arfr4 thalr larta bamaa far Iba lrl parllaa an 4 I bay ara foaiaUnc ail aalarprlaa lhal bflng wbulaaoma an larmanl lo iba jouaa naopla. H'otavn'a riuba. aa mow tbnv. ara ef eontaraUtly raranl origin, and ara rl somewhat on prbal!in. Sxina Juba tnallar af altaiaallat Uval vara too abalrad CXhara hava laid I much iraaa on Iblnta puraty aoclal; lhara bava Uktn ttiamalva loo rtoualy and hava tat bitter poraon&lltua rand ibalr raaka; aoma bara nalacta4 tb vary obvious local Italia and hav on off at vmrioua tangoBla. In all raodaaiy. Iba writer feala that our club Kaa brrun oa a broad platform, farhapa wa ahall all train aoroelhlnf In inral riillur. In local pride, and life b plrasanier aad mora worth whlla In Ii laa. bacauaa of oar orranlaailon. If our club doaa not accoinpllah thaaa ra aulla ibea wa may eonalder It failure I yri eomewbal on p I -JTk rr4 la Iba lar aiudy roursaa Uu r and difficult. Oi af Mkn a4 r Uhu, ike mhuii aUiiil ar kwai tlaw afcerMU If wa wl ae Meibla taia Jk u tfct rnea44 Ualtlallaa- Ktl lacluraa lhair bm latitat af lb Um1iU aaraU al fira a la- na taf atU la liri aaa MP frost lb lar aMll aa4 cUanor lata Ua joy af lalel lael4 aM plrtlal aiarr4aua raal tnuaaeal aaiapaailVu ia. Uda4. taavaajy MUaalMk "aaldaa Iba laflaaaaa af aca&ot a4 lata a4 hn. lhaca aKauld be "ana aidy-al aaaaic ai.ati t aa iba ita. la Uta Ivwlto baaaaa baiaa a vary ral ajtr mUf pra4 ua la la-a Mwattwl paraa, wtaldlatT a power for rooa nlad aaa aailaaalA Al ready baa aaaa iba daavaM aad Tr- laai aappjy. la wt wa bare aUadad fcaforw ia acJ-oola and eluba af alaaaea far iraJajag Ika apaaktaf vta.' etovely alll4 a eiatac. wtib pro par kraal b lac. lntoaaila poe af Iba voir, aod aaaa of taa vtxal rtaa wllfc Ihla prog raae airaady la eiM wa aoarralabal aaw iba alubwnaa) af II yaara bane al diet trm aahaajrd vole on tba platform. -Otbar wwrb nul raH Ml la Ibaae bdleT kJa wttbawt pwraa. but witb lua. Mr. & r. Tlaalay. abairoob af Nortb Cartllaa. baa aura4 It free Otbera baaaftowit Uad. aat be tady far ranalrl wars. Na Ivaa lo woraea of araatar dlaislty and reward. Tba future af isuilcal art la auraty In tba bande of tba Amerlcaa aludenL The clubwomen of Reno. Nav aala- bralad tba blotttaf out of lloasd ( am U tear, la Ibalr ally by araatUur a fund la ibalr alub work fo a "oaura af aaualo.' "Uubwomen la Radlaad. Ca.1 . paid HOOt for aaod mualc In ona aeaaoa. ajd all Lhrouch tha waat. amonf eluba and aciuola, muate la to tha front, a rapidly developing, aduoallonal enter prtaa." Th aim of tha rl la purely social It jurpoee la lo gv ttin youar paoplt of I'allaa better atiiualnlcd with each other, and ao make better opportunity for aoclal enjoyment, irnlaaa tha young- r-oila of a town meet tonather and aliara Ideaa they will form "eats' and fall to enjoy a broader friendship and grx-lal spirit. Ao far tba club has entertained tha young men and women at two aucceaa ful -receptions. Oamea, mualo and r freahmrnts hava alwaya beea enjoyed. The commltlea hmva bean repaid for their trouble when ao many of tha gtiektn have expreasrd thalr pleasure. The rlub Is planning to crftnrtAin with a i',uy net time and If we aarry out the plans sucirrsted, the young people will be given another evening of pleevaure. Our trouble la that we haven't all the young ladles Intereeted that ought to belong, although we have now 70 mem bers. We hope that when tha young women read what we want to do social-' ly and realise Just how much real frlendahlD and -social Improvement csn be gal nr.! In this way, they will Jolnj with us ana an joy memDersmp. K H K THE clubs of the country are paylrTg much attention this year to the development of music In tha schools. Mrs. W, O. Fryberger of Min neapolis, formerly was first vice chair innn ofthe department of music of the general federation, and resigned to be come lecturer on music In the school Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Clara P. Maxwell, chairman of the national department of music, says In regard to this work: ,-"The Kreat work accomplished by the public: schools In the t'nlted States for the millions of children by the training of voices, Is truly phenomenal. Mualo an a graded and regular study la rap idly Increasing; added thoreto now Is the effort to cultivate appreciation and , comprehension. JLecturea with analytical instruo- ehould be given In every city and A let lar ut received from Mrs. Mo- yahoo, chairman of tba praas commit- In of the Oenerat Federation of Wo man a eluba and written to the Idaho atata chairman, la filled wltb a Jo you a spirit af pleased eipertency regarding the grat convention In Ban Franclece that la very contagious. The Utah omen aro planning to entertain the gueeta en route to San Francisco, lnvl- tailous having been sent soma time ago. The responses are now beginning to oome In and It la found that many have accepted. TlUa la a great Bene faction to the Utah women and Mrs. XI rU ah on volvea thalr pleasure In thee words: "We are ao happy, for Utah needs fust tha uplift and inspiration tbeaa women can give. We are plan ning to have some of the committee chairman give us short talks along their especial line of work. If there Is a pos sible moment lo devote to 'apeeohlfy Ing' "Enthusiasm for this biennial Is In tense throughout the country- The laasachuaetta atata president of Wo inen'a eluba eaya In reference to the coming event: 'It la pleasant for us on the Atlantlo coast to know that a cordial welcome la being prepared for ui st tha time of our next biennial meeting.' K aoutharn atata president of Women's clubs wrltea us: 'I ahall do tU ffl TAr VwerMrtna'B large' nuns, ber of our women attend this meeting. I know the charm of your state (Cali fornia) and am planning to be nrea nt." The atata president of Illlnola says: 'Illinois women are looking for ward with pleaaant anticipation to being entertained by California women you may expect a large delegation from here. 'A great Company of women has crossed tba continent only once before In ita 10 years of existence from its biennial meeting and may not come thle way again, for another score of years. Western women should avail themselves of this occasion." SLATED TO SUCCEED WHITEUW RE10 SOCIETY ((Wtia4 frvea f ea atway Df. Klettotta Murrar Dstltr. B It IdnilWul Stem ajMiia,i WaaiUataav Axtt Is A muih ed ited rumor la dipbaenarta rtreje bare hints Ult rrofeeeor N1rbla Mwrrey Duller. ttaiUeal af Culiatbia aiar allv. la alalad la eucee vraiietaw hU aa ambaaaador to Ike aaan er ii Jamaa In lsdua. II ta generally aa- llaewd ibat Iba iMiaUtl of Iba algk poaiiton la dceiroue of batag raiiawaa ar hie dattea t fcae Cuy rj. Tt-e la ta ia aa e4 Mr. e4 air taarieo i tM4k4kM a4 Ike wae f Mm tiaraa4 WaaiSHMib. 4a was aa eaaat af leea (V4 e t Ta aewly weiae4 aoako un aa aa a ft era a Ira la far aa.n aaer ln railrwvoa, alie wkatb laag win al aaae ai t mg. ' . war Mr Laa4MIU lalaaaa I4lw1i ike oetaia I4k4aea A preity ea4ia af i.e ae we-s Mlealal rUr evaaiag, Ani la. al t oelea wbaa Aaraea L 1 aad klavrUa kl JjeaSray oall4 to wrugo by e. C cNaraailaa to Iba reaue ball af Ike f teveae balet Te nag aag her rUa af Iba tfjilrttaa. tela' fattk oaa 4 al taa alter - raagag la Ike aealav af l&a ball rtew vldtaea were Uta aad ImvU Tba brtde were o wwadtag aea t oblle aalta wilb tare garaiiaa aad eras go eeeene aad rarre4 aa tvary biie etbta Iba oaa aiUasad fcr ber aaauaa af baaar. Mr a at A. bebloib al ti4 la a tWib ga af aiwive ble witb biaea rtSAalaa at A. aWbUtb aeied aa bel ma a After tfto rereaaaar aa taruraaaJ raoapllea waa bald dafta waiea oaioty rafraabaieaia af caae aad rrull auaeb were aarvod. Mr. b womea with regard ta "A LJvlag Waga." I Arauirang rarlta4 aa artgtaai tin ea Mrs, Ila&nab Nalaa. aaaraiarr ar tnaiuueg, -They gay f Waa Oaa a rrt Waaa Baraera laagaa af CaJlforaia. aaaa." MaskwJ emaabara vara alao apoke al this Uaaa. baking to bar l oa piaao aag a vlnrala py aperlaJ naiauoa eiirwqawei. atra. ioa gmea CaraarL arada- ttra Mata- ate af tba Otllaspta ftrhoaJ af eraav lople iba eubjeel. "Tba Fti Waa-ee ta llaalia aad Iba T arbood of California" Urn audtencea ef erne listened te ibaa addraaaaa aad the Inter t man I fasted, lo mattere a closely related W the moral and phyalcaj welfare af all weaaea and gtna gives a bopsrui prom- aa ef baleful and lalalUgent wont ay Ibeae aaiua wemea la the sear niture. as at m AB3KO the uniTghtly Butter atroat ttavlllon bloeaora as stags act tine la the Dioblern wblca la fao- M' aioa gave aa aaortrUta arlataaJ read wg eauiied ."Therna aad Heaa" Tfcaee prMwni were Mr and Mra C It Wa roe, Mr. and Mrs, C. h Olmslaad Mr. and Mra Burt Mr her eon. Mr aad Mra w. x. no reel Mr aad Vfra XT r Thomaa. Mr. aad Mra U IL Klefeeteea, mr. ana Mra. n. u. Asbiaaa. nr. aad Mra. W. R. Wrenn. Mr aad Mra. It Owea, r. Iwllen. Arthur Telllbaaa. Rar- worth. O. It. I'reltymas, J, T. Tbeda. D. U rtireell. W. A. I'ureelL W. M. Ly. nae C. 1. Thomas UM4imu - nrm i.n. ft . . ..? ng Uia blenalal board of roderalloo ef Delia timer. U n. Wool man, J. J. ftalgt Woman's eluba, ahlrh hapea to make the place a bower of beauty for the na tional biennial eonventlon which meets here In June. Mra Mary Pates McLellan. chairman f the decoration committee, auggeata forming a lobby by partitioning off the wall with khaki and bonding against it n old fashioned rail fenco bordered Ith a hedge of potted hydrangeas la this foyer she would blend the products of the far east and weat In a harmom oua exhibition, in one corner aha sug gssts a miniature Arlton man. T. D M0ow,il u ftelchardL D. P. Uoyla. U V. Halbroos JC M Ham mond. E. W. Bhaver. K. T. Cobb. l f Oalea, W. M Campbell. A. rallaraoa. Nora Armetrong. U K Cornell. Dr. Clara U Feme. Iter, ttonhla II M.m Utu I. yd la Johnston, Anna Johnatoa, A. Krotach. Effle Hill. Minnie nni.rv rArr1a M. Raw so a. Florence Applegate and Helen Appleaate Mr and bfra Pendroy left for an extended trtn through California On their return to Iortland they will be St home la their with bloa- fr,endB ' ,n,,r apartments la the Btev- to eaaatiealag Ike ! bail wui to toa iA mwi e4 It A. eg4 Tba H W. K rUM. Mr iwMtiW4a r teaalifVL atfag IbS eu-ea a avo Mia A aWv Mra U OPENS MONDAY FOR ' ! RETURN ENGAGEMENT a 0Mt aad Mia T, r laA tba eeaMia La taia are iq- U, A, vee. ai IT. Owwta, A J A, Jeaaa-a. C. It Wlftel a. . leite. T, A. Ctaraa. e-taaeali CkaTeaa U Irwtae, L. bl a aa. H tk Mav T. W. B. W. a-ae e- aag C. . txaaei. a Tba le-aa UmT aaaiiiy ef t Marra akstMb. Miiuaeke a ri0(Uaa aaAe aa laiia. Ug eaaug May I al t WWe c4.a bail Jteaa.es aise aa4 ga eapaae u ba asoeb la ovileasa. aa wail aa eweaa iWMM e-aga Catto. eVaiaiy fiaa- ia aa4 oaarlag wut be feeti ef Ibe oeeaiag OA tba ebelr af II btarrs ebrav Wll. tUae aeaaaa aat b4raag4 far eel eeaalag U'aAaeeAay. Ari , al Iba l'liali ei.b baiL aiae aad aaactag wtU to lbs faaiui ef Iba eveatsg Tba re rite ul give Ma e. M AMll 14 at MaAsjUa leaatea. a4 ia baaaiag a baatiag trig early btsy. 0 Tba La4le Auutay U tba Order af oay CaJiie ef Aaaaeaca, Moual I4a4 a l. alii give e five be eg red ea4 ablet awlai M Cbrwieaaaa a ball a Aaru It. al I a. as. rruee wtU bo glvea aad tefreekataale aervad. lavtlallaaa are far Ike Waaalaa alak eaaa le be atvaa AMll 14. A ga4 era 4 le aaeee4 aa Iba bare ara at sea be re ef laa Kanasb aad etoer ale be ef toe ell wbieh ba-e eJye gtvea auresssfal paruea Tba elwb bare ara tbraim Maalgwaary. Oaotge C tUelai aad liareld WUeaa, At iba literary laailag ef Ike Celarle aei edaeday el Cliere hmiL Mra. Nir I -area e will give a HH' oa Teaa. file ef a Trip AbraaA." Tkare will be eevsraJ saeataai auaabara. balk venal laetrweneetal. aaalar Iba dlreeOoa f Mra C A. leej a. aad a patar raUb- ag le "WiMi ta Maala." gtvea by Mra Carne H rteaeaseai. Lwaeb will eerv e4 at tfce llaaetwoog al 1 p. m. The Woenan s Ills. lor ary aoclaty af Iba Flrel Iiepnel cbureb la plaaolag 10 1 t 1 f I . v cS5 &.n 'mm wm muz WW EXEKBE REMEDY "Pitchforic Bcn.M Who was a Physical Wreck Year Aqo, Recovers Strength by Fresh Air Route; Expta!ns Methods FMwarJ 8. Allen, who will tpjvr al Ljrrto tnaatro fl other two week to Poaald AJDverldgo. Ul wedding lo take place al an early data, waa aaade daring Ike ereatag. After gamee and aaae la. wblrfc were eatertalnlng ftalurea. loaenaoaj wee served. Ttoea i were Mr. and Mra. J. W. Mtlla, Mr. aad Mra. j. Jjuffy, Mr. and Mra. N. J. Bub tin, Mr. aad Mrs. T, Pellosk. Mr. aad Mra. T, a Madden. Mra. Oroorae. Mleaea Margueme Medde. Dolly nialr Taarl llerefcey, Laura Wheeler, Gertrude Cos, iTadence Cos. Florence Sullivan. Oliv ette MUla, Heiea BulUvan, Mae Coaalna. Meeare. Docaid Iverldga William In. tan. Hoy Mala, Jamee Ware ham. Ed McNefee, Lnidlty Weracbkul. Oaorge Klder, Thomas Madden, John Maddtn and Frank Madder. present Adrian XI Newene la "A Mae- " " " '- m ':&sirmz:Z"zzrsfo personal mention for lh R0ih .yfm IputmAu "A f I . b.. m. A V'a area lA BM 1 A at lea gafa. UminaT t l lUi gmiiu 'g'jv wgg a ( in I a . . . ... a I WW other a Chlness temple wun an tne oro- i w..H .. cadea. Untere. and screens of the celea- Mn. VM jr.Vt Ankenv .tret VfVTe. tl.l republic, to another the epeetal art. .TEf. TrrlHe. 7T0 o'clock MrJ ami c ... ., "7 ir. ,Jr,m na U Irwin, tba Rev. tne oireciion m me '-" """ i uairaer It TTIrabla. P. D club. w Aa ona or me mwi esaenuai i-m Percy Auausl Ine and I.IIHa. !).... or aecorauon sira ic4yeuaii suas'" were married at the Highland Cong re ga that ine speaaera piaiiorm u uanaeu i tionai parsnnsge, Wednesday evening with a alx Inch hedge of Shasta dalslee to bide the feet of the speakere 'and aave them from being conscious of tha glgsag hang of their aklrta. -. K at K SUNNTSIDB Woman a Christian Tem perance union hold an Interesting meeting Thursday at the home of Mra. B. C. Bnow. Mra. F. M. Court, president of Woodstock union, gave a ijio 4rJoltef$iXi rhVnalonacnvsaSbl hlch meets In Portland this falL The March 17. Rev. F.. Ing tha ceremony. 8. Bollinger perform- r COMING EVENTS The celebration of the three hundred and forty-eighth annlveraarv of tha birth of Bbakeaneare will ho held ai tba aiuuiossuu atghe Y. SAN lUQ rs3 at at at mANCISCO Civic Center'a oheona, given monthly, hava been almost sensationally thrilling from an interest point of view. That they have appealed to the women attending them is best atteated by the growing crowds presenting themselves at each succeeding affair. The February luncheon found Judge Clayton Harrington of the federal serv ice as speaker, tvltli the "Wliito Slave Traffic" as the subject of his discourse. The March date gave Professor A. S. Johnson, head of the department of eco nomics at Iceland Stanford Jr. uni versity, an opportunity to educate tha day evening, April It. under the ausnl Of tha Portland lh.ka.iuar. Bliuta !K union pledged Itself to raise funds for I This Is the third observance by the club or mis day which la the date of both the birth and death of the master poet "wo waa not of our age but for all lima Tba genera. public is Invited. ho admission charged. The following program win oa given: ad drees, by Dr. C. A. Chapman. "Bhakespeare'g Place In I,lterature;',Vmddria of welcome. Mrs. J. C. La Barre; vocal solo, Mra. Fred L. Olson, accompanied by Miss Florence Jackson; readings from Shak eaneare. Mra. Mabel Wallace Butterworth: violin aolo. Mil. Marie I.oulse Rosset de Com bremont. accompanied by Miss M. Res, planting- roae gardena. with a view to selling the blossoma The next meeting will be held April it, at the home of Mrs. Jane Croaler, 14 Bast Thirty-fifth a tree t. Alblna union held a Mothers' meeting recently .addressed by Mrs. N. E. Ilox ter. Mothers' meetings have also been held by the University Park, tVlllerd and fiellwood unions. These mothere' meetings are a feature of the W. C. T U. work, a department being devoted to them, presided over by a superintend ent. This was one of the first lines of work taken up by the national so ciety. Its Importance cannot be over estimated. The children must be en listed in this work that leaders for the future may be provided. Mrs. M. E. Hotter has done good work in this, aa well aa In other departments. She is In much demand aa a conductor of these programs. It would require much space to relate the many uplifting enterprises undertaken by this much beloved work er. Besides her work she has written a book of poems whlohVanka high In a literary sense, and la well worth read ing. There are many of these women in our ranks whoso works will not fade but rrow "brighter and brighter to the perfect day." 8. J. LYMAN. ja club The Amlcua club nnnounoes Ita Mav party to be given Tueaday evening, May SO. at Christenson'a. The patroneaaes are Mra. J. Kenneflok. Mrs. W. J. Cor coran, Mrs. a. A. Ahramson, Mrs. T. MoNamee and Mra T. Ha be k out. On tha committee ara Miss Katharine Oaffney, Miss Marie Chambera, Miss Nell Dorney, Miss June Kenneflck, Frank Blnnott. Campbell Thurkelsen. Albert Dunbar and Fred Buren. W Invltntiona have all been sent out for tha semiannual ball of company "B," Third infantry. Oregon National Guard, which will bo given at the Armory hall on nflvt Tueadav avanlnar Anrll 99 I The oommltteea ara now working hard Measage from Mars' la a rom4y with I character all portrayed by Mra eweriA The regular mMlng of the V. D. C will be held Thunday. April ta, at I clock In tha committee rooms of the Hotel Mulmorhah Mra Iee and ber daughters, Mra Mellleh and Mra. Oar mack, will be ibe hoateaaaa Aa Inter eating program has bean prepared and all eevtheraere are tnvtwd. Tha Portland f svcnology club wfll hold Ita month and aoclal at tha kome of Mra. J. Couleon liars, 174 Caruthera street Baturday. April IT. at 1:10 p. m. bach member may Invite a guest On Monday, April I!, the meeting of the Portland BhAkeapaare Study club, west aide division, wll) be held with Miss Anne Poyaa at toe Kingsbury apart ment 111 Ford atrMt. TnvltAtlone ara oat for the TEfcindetl Otrls April party, whloh la to be given In Chrtatenaen's halt, Tueaday evening. April 11 The patroneeeea ara: Mra. I IfVdlvr Mra. A. A. Cplf,.fre J, Mq TisvttT and Mr JJTeiaTe. The domrelt tee are Reta Hates. Pallia Madlgan. Ella Sullivan. Mary Concannon. Oertrude Springer and Anna Do nor on. Stile's orchestrat 'vVoodlawa 1411. Mr. aad Mra. Oearge Mason ara home from a trip of eevvral daya to Ban Fran- eta s. Denjamla F. Weaver returned Thurs day from a cruise of three months to Booth America where he visited most ef the principal rltlea. He alao visited Panama. M. M. Ollkberg. whe baa been vlelt tnej Mr. and Mrs J. E. Oolden of 1411 Fast Twelfth street north, and Mr. and Mra. J. Levitt of Oregon City, for the peat five weka, haa returned to hla borne ta Oakland, Cal. Miss Charlotte I-ayton. who haa bean In Loa Angeles for the past wlntsr, haa returned to Portland for the a u tu rner. Mlas Lillian Oregory, of Berkeley, Cat, and Walter Jones, who were re cently married in this city, hava re turned from Vanoouver, E. C, where they went for a abort honeymoon. They will make thalr future noma at Boring, Or, where Mr. Jonea baa large property Intereeta. Mra. Elisabeth Fratlaod and Mlas Fretlsnd have Juat returned from. Vie U rm jsbava, gk.y s aejiaaewaji i ENGAGEMENTS A aurpriae of last week waa. the an nouncement of the engagement of Mlaa Annie Oedwyn Erana and Professor I irUrbano. Mlaa Evana la a Jefferson hlah school senior and la known aa a talented vlollnlate and planlate. Pro feasor D'Urbano la well known In Port land. Us Is a graduats of the Conserva tory of Milan where he won several gold medals In severe competitions, lie has been a cttlscn of this country for 14 years and la one of the youngeat con cert band masters in America. lie will b in Detroit until October. The wed ding date will be announced In the near future. Mr. and Mrs. T A Madden gave a delightful party last Sunday evening at their home In Monfavllla, In honor of their twontleth wedding anniversary. The h.Ques wss very prettily decorated, pink and white being the color eoheme uaed. The announcement of the en gagement of their daughter. Marguerite, A monta. Mrs. A. L. Fin lay returaed yesterday evening from a stay of two months in Ban Fraaelaoo and aoutharn California polnta. Mlaa Mae Healy aaa returned te Portland after a slay of nine weeka tn aoutharn California. DUTCH TREAT IS RULE OF, CORNELL STUDENTS Ithaca. N. T.. April JO. Tha "Dutch treat" haa been established at Cornell, and from reporta of aenlora who hava been observing the drinking habits of sums students, most of the undergrad uates ara adopting the new custom. Under the Innovation "treating" Is sbolished. and each Imbiber pay a for his own drinks. The "Dutch treat" is not entirely a novelty among students. Borne 14 years sgo it was the custom or those who gathered at Sclnka the Dutch, the Sen ate and other student resorts to buy what they wanted and pay for what they drank. The plan worked for three years, and then the treating system was introduced and ran unchecked un til a few days ago. Lraiders of student thought long ago observed that treat ing" hd many? to drink more than they wanted, and at a coat that waa more than they could actually afford. trailed Wasktrgia. April t O-e ear ago Waaler Kaa Tlllmaa eat to bia aWtiia Carwtiaa aene a eoeaiileto ah aire! rack Ilia talleagueg bero bevef be lic4 II -oald aa pas:Ue far toe fceJoe- af Uwe "Plbfbtorb Ke- tbet aaa la regain bJe bealtb- ft.it al Ibe begiaatag f Ibe praeaal eeseioa. ibe ptaluraaaue aewib I'arvUn-' laa apt-eerad ocvee mora la bie Mel IM the eenata Moreo-ver. be tuoaad welt. It'.s frii4e were aeiaelebad at hla re eoery. fur everybody tbaogbl TlUmaa was aar gaala. 'Ptyaieal eullare aad eei bceatotog era lakea together berauee It la pea ' easarr le eaal the aaavameala ttt Ibe sstiaeieo ead aervaa aag alao le) roaat there while boldlag Iba breath, 1 flag It beiur lo take aad easier, laa kraal h , lag aserclae la a harleuatel aoeulaa lather I kaa wbaa slaagleg." aapialaa Ttltmaa. Hera are at) me af the "alunto" Whkk the aeaaior reoamiaaada fur ibooa aax lose lo regain their baallbi 'lief ore arising to tba morn lag toko toe bead off ibe pillow aad eueuh out. eineling all ibe air out of tba luaga, aad Uiea draw la all tba air aoaalbta. "Draw up lha kbaea, with the beat a oa lha bed. Throw the knees aa far apart aa tbey gaa bo carried, swinging Ihew apart end 4ogethrr vigorously ao aa to euaio the nruaclea of iba thigh. "Tbrow one foot and than too ether toward ibe headboard, vigorously kick. -Ing II If you ran. Kick upward wll a both feet and throw Ibe feet apart aa you kick aa wide aa you caa and aa vigorously aa you ran. glrelcb your hands onder you be- . hind the spine, and then tbrow both feet toward the headboard, alao using the abdominal muaclaa to pull up tba lower eitremltlee. five or alx tlmea, or aa much aa can bo dona with ona breath. I have reduced my paunch three Inchea by doing this, as If changes fat to muscle and hardens the abdomi nal muaclea. "Orasp the Iron erosa at tha bead ' of the cot. if you use a cot aa I do, aad -throw both feet up, pulling up the body and standing aa near on tha bead aa possible. Throw tha feet up and down five or alx tlmea. Faatea the feet under the croeaplece of the cot, pull tha trunk up to a sitting posture, and drop back. Repeat four or five times. The first time I tried thle latter exercise," tha aenator interjected, rem intacently, "I thought I had torn loose -eomethlag, but It waa . only .the ... auddon atrala of tba abdominal muaclea. which were very flabby and weak, and afterwards I found no pain at all. "Keeping tba knee etralgbtened. try to pinch each big toa with aaaa band. "Throw tha bead toaek as far, aa pos sltrte, then stoop forward and touch the. nuwr it jr giiwn: Tnia" rnottrn"Tir'l to""" loosen tha muscles of tha 'spina Ilka' working a ruaty hinge. .. "Swing light dumbbells, ona arm go ing by tba belly while tba other ex- " tends above the bead aa far aa pos sible, as oaa goes down . alevata tha other. This will lubricate and loosen the Jolnta of tha shoulders. 'Twist tha aplno by throwing ona hand to the rear and tha other to tho front This la to loosen the spinal col umn and make tha vertebrae twist each - on the other. ----- I practice all this before breakfast . and at night before going to bed and I -feel that it makea marked differences In my strength and otherwise. I hava aald that I thought my health would - come back to me through this exercise and diet, if at all." Jockey Suea for 940,000. Paris, April 20.- Winnie O'Connor's ault against the Paris, Lyons and Medi terranean railway for (40,00 damages will coma up soon here. The famous American Jockey waa injured while en route to Nice In January. While try ing to raise' a window the blaaa brokn ' and he was badly cut about tho arm. Aa the result, he says, he was able to rid but two horeea at the Nice Meet; one of these fell and the other bolted. The accident to hla arm. the Jockey pe titions, so weakened It that be waa nn able to. hold his mounta. I .. j - ImT Thousands of surgical operations are performed every year in our great city hospitals upon women afflicted with serious female troubles. Sometimes the operations are successful and sometimes they are not; sometimes they are necessary, many times they are not It is safe to say that a very large percentage of surgical operations for female troubles may be wholly avoided, liiis statement is amply proven by hundreds of letters constantly being received by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine G0.7 of Lynn, "Mass., and the following letter from Mrs. Orville Rock of raw Paw, Mich., relates her sad experience, which is only one of thousands that Sre constantly occurring. Had she taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at first, as she finally did, her dreadful hospital experience would have been avoided. J Here Is her own statement : Paw Paw, Mich. : " Two years ago I suffered very severely-with a displacement I could not be on . my feet for a long; time. My physician treated me for several months without much relief, and finally sent me to Ann Arbor for , -i. . v V r J - . . rr " .1 , r ar n 1 : '. . T ' " f T f an operation, i was mere lour weeks, ana came nome surrenng worse tnan oeiore. My motner advisea roe :to try Lycna r,. rmK- ' ham's Vegetable Compound and I did. Today I am well and strong and do all my own housework. I owe my health to Lydia E. Pink- 4 ham's Vegetable Compound, and advise my friends who have any female complaint to try it." Mrs, Orville Rock, pawl Paw, Mich. , , . If you are ill don't drag along until you are advised to have an operation, but remember that for th)rty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills and Jias saved a vast annyqf;W No sick woman does justice to herself wo will riot at least give this famous medicine a trial s;,'. r ; ,-.-t s , A HANDSOME REWARD WILL BE GIVEN to any person -who will provo that any of our testimonial letters constantly belnjr published In the dally newspapers ara not eenuln and truthful, or that any of these women were paid In any way to give their testimonials or that the letters were published without their permission or that All the oritfnal letters did not coma to us entirely unsolicited. .TUB LYDIA & PINKHAM MEDICINE CO., Lynn, Mass. -
