THE ORE (JON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,,. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1913.
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SPLENDID
MUSIC VJLLr
BE HEARD AT BENEFIT
I? FOR POOR TOMORROW
, 1 1 ;i '
Best Singers W State: Will - Be
Heard; Collection Taken
Will All Go to. Needy, .
With -most of the highest popular p.
Pt and. singers who,' are numbered'
uuuu mo umsi oi uregon, ((.-concert ror
the benefit of the needy at this Christmas
time will be given, testtnln; at 8 o'clock
tomorrow evening in , th First. Presby
terian cour oh. Amongr th soloists toffee
heard are Mrs. Elf rieJa ' Heller Weln
sltln, Mr. Deluhlne Marx, Stuart Mc
Oulre and Dom 'lan. At the organ will
De William : R. Boone, and Mr. Lucia,
unrton uuinauser will render "a nelec
tlon on the violin, . ,
Among the most . delightful featurea
will be th muaic of the Ad Club quar
tet, ranked by many tut the beat quartet
on the Pacific coast, Its members' are
N. A. Iluose, first tenor; Dr. R. M. Em
erson, aecond tenor; H. O. Whjpp, bari
tone, and M. L. Bowman, bass.
. No admlHslon fee is to be charged, but
a collection will be taken. As all the
i program contribute their service, and
there la no charge for the una of tha
church, every cent of tha collection wiU
ba used In helping those who need help,
i Tha program, as it lias been arrangou,
ixads ttc follows:
Jffnsloal Program.""
' Organ (a) CIirlntmas In Sicily
(Von.); (b) Paruphrasa on a Christmas
Horning; Littls Town in Bethlehem
; (Faulkta).
Ad Club Quartet "Do Coppg, Moon"
' (Shelley). ,
Baritone solo Selected, Dm Zan.
Soprano solo "Th8 Rose Is the. Res
urrection" (Lehman), Mrs. Klfrieda HeU
Jr "Weinsteln.
Violin solo Selected, Mrs. Lucia Bar-
ton Olllhauser.
Tenor solo "Christmas'' (N. J.
lloose).
Ad Club Quartet "A Bedouin Love
Song" (Koote),
Contralto aolo "The Clasp of a
Hand," Mrs. Delphine Marx.
Sextetto From Lutila (Donnlaettl),
air. vinaieui, Mrs. Marx and the Ad
Club Quartet.
"Christmas Giving" Fivo minute ad
dress by Dr. John H. Boyd.
Buritone solo An old saored lullaby
(Corner), Stuart MaGuire.
Hallejujah Chorus, from the Messiah
(Handal). Chorus of 75 voices of the
First Prosbyteriau church, directed by
Kev. Mr. Bowman.
Tho chorus- directed by Rev. O. J.
Bowman, assistant pastor of the First
Tresbyterian church, is composed as fol
lows: BXembtri of Chorus.
Sopranos: Misses Marian Lester, Et
ta Cannon, Alloa I,oree, Julia Palmer,
Alta Ward, Jean Tate, -Moss Klmmell,
Thyra Knudssn, Heln Bennett, Maude
Maservey, Lila Clark, Mary Lee, Qarrle
Slater, Myrtle Scherff, I la Menerey.
Georgia Bailey, Bess Lee. Ethel Wake
man, Kdith Kills, Ella- Van Leuwenf
dean Brownlia, and Mesdumes J. C.
Curmnlng, M. V. Daniels, I.. B. Kinne, U.
H. Klder, M- Marsha r,v C. M. '-Barbae. It.
t,; Hutton fnd N. A. lioose. ,
Contraltos; Misses Lillian atesman,
Florence . Hadlock. "May BHrdkk, Vir
ginia Mackenzie, Gertrude Beaton, Lyda
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Wliitm' Slavrr Asks New Trial. M tZ it '- tllk II
A daw trial is asked for Llbyd H. I I t ijJi f f IsA II
of the murder of Lou L. Winters, a , JV It II
musician, in a motion filed yesterday liofi lv J I
by Attorneys Kdward P. Williams and n-iyy n. m n "'"J
Wilson T, Hume. Insufficiency of evt- ; .... mmmmKHmmmmHHmfKKf' j
denca and errors are the grounds- for .
the motion. The motion will come up i
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CHRISTMAS
CARD
IS
UNUSUALLY HANDSOM
E
Top, left to right Mrs. Klfrieda
Heller Welnateln. Ad Club Quar
tet, left to right N.; A. lioose,
first tenor; Dr. JlfOA? Emarion.
second tenor; H. E. Whlpp, bari
tone; "M, H. Bowman, bass.,. Dorai
J. Zan, Jon, right. - ,
Bottom, left to right Stuart Mc
Gufre, Mrs. Delphina Marx. Wil
liam & poone, accompaniBt. -
Bartltt, Marguerite Hastings, Georgia
Vance. Anna McAfee. Lydia Noble. Mar
garet Brehaut, Jrene Kessler, Katherine
Klmmell, Kara Simpson, Easts Mcciure,
Florence Jobnson, and Mesdames K. H.
Beechley, W. W. Day and C J. Bow-
num. .., . . .
Tenors: Messrs. M." V- Daniels, A. K.
Francis, U 8. Kinne, W. Haywsrd, C.
E. Casterllne, A. Crulckshank, E. O.
Morse, Pouglus Johnson, A lnglls and
P. R. Matthews,
Bassos: Messrs. G. C. Howe. H. C.
Ferguson, W. P. Forman, W. W. Day,
C. C. Rich. a. N. Van Bandt, J. A. Oelss.
man, E. Rosco Pershin, J. JQ, Yates,
Ueorge Mackensia, F. T. Richards. A.
M. Chrysiall. G. F. Colpitts, C. W. Eng
lish. L. A. Smith and G. Norrls Woodley.
The Christmas card fancifully !
shaped, gaily colored and significantly '
lettered, bearing everything from tho '
two magic words, "Merry Christmas". to
verses breathing the tenderest senti- :
ment has -been a "part of civlllzatton"
for hundreds of years. j
Tbe simple bit of pasteboard of early 1
days has evolved itself into something
really beautiful, and this season " Ra
phael Tuck & Bon have brought out
cards, folders, Christmas stationery,
booklets, etc., that are nothing short
of genuine works of art bits of ex
quisite color and holiday verse that
cannot fail to be appreciated by any
one fortunate enough to receive one of
them.
Calendars whloh have long been a
strong point with the Raphael Tuck
company, are this year more beautiful
than ever. An especially pretty one
la based on Longfellow's "Children's
Hour." and for each month of the
year there Is a verse from this beloved
poom and a picture of a beautiful child.
Another, "My Aln Fireside," contains
verses from Bobble Burns and beau
tifully colored reproductions from
paintings of Scotch studies. Then there
are Tennyson and Wordsworth calen
dars, and one showing reproductions
from the ld masters. n
Most attractive to the littlfcf people
arei some of the gaily colored volumes
of children's stories, together with
"cut-out" pictures of various kinds.
Father Tuck's Annual, a substantial
volume, done In colors, would delight
the heart of any child. Art and Ingen
uity have combined their best efforts
in producing dainty cards and folders
as Christmss reminders. They range
from the simple, Inexpensive postcard
to superb studies bound In vellum.
Cbrlstmas stationery, which Is one of
the comparatively new things In holi
day greetings, Is to be had in great
variety and chaste beauty from the
Raphael Tuck stock. The Christmas
tags, stickers, eto put' out by this
firm are much sought because they are
"different"
Surprise Her With
This Xmas Gift ;
CALORIC FIRELESS COOK STOVE
Tested and Approved by the
Good Housekeeping Institute,
Prices From $11.60 to $29.28
ROYAL ROCHESTER CHAFING
DISH
Copper and Nickel Plated. 6
WHERE TO DINE
JAPAN CONTRIBUTES
TO STRING OF DANCES
Washington, Pec. 80. The "no mal,"
the classic dance of Japan, was intro
duced in Washington today by Mrs.
Elsie J. Blattner and her daughter. Miss
Clara Blattner, and many dance-lovers
In the audience at' once decided to take
lessons. The "no mal," which is a lead
ing feature of the Japanese drama,
"jfd." will have to be modified to ba
danced by American girls. As danced
In Japan, the costumes are handed down
from one generation to another and the
dancer must be sewed in it. But sev
eral debutantes are already having cos-'
tumes made which embody the same
effect, and in place of the heavy bustle,
which Is a leading feature ef the cos-
Winters' Slayer Aska New Trial,
A new trial is asked for Llbyd H.
Wllklns, convicted several weeks ago
of the murder of Lou L, Winters, a
musician, in a motion filed yesterday
by Attorneys Edward P. Williams and
Wilson T, Hume. Insufficiency of evi
dence and errors are the grounds- for
the motion. The motion will come up
before Circuit Judge Morrow who con
victed Wilkine. Wilkins is , to be sen
tenced next Tuesday. The only sentence
for first degree murder, of which he
was oonvicted, is death.
French Funeral Takes Place) Today.
The funeral of James M. French, who
died a few days ago, will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Finley
Undertaking parlors. Tbe remains will
then be taken to the crematorium. The
deceased was aged S3 years, being a
native of Indiana. He moved to the west
17 years ago, locating at Elswood,
Clarke county, Wash., where he estab
lished a fruit farm. During the gold
rush to Alaska several years ago Mr.
French spent ' several months In the
Following an investigation by Inspectors con
nected with the office of the City Health Bureau
showing the Sanitary standing 6f All the bakeries
r
tter-ietJfcead.
gets high rating and IS
ONE of the THREE leaders !
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FACTS r
About Butter-nut Bread
Butter-nut bread la tha result of care
ful study and scientific werlmanta
tlon covering a period of. JO years. This
loaf is made from the finest Spring
wheat flour milled, blended with the
highest grade of Winter wheat flour.
We also use milk and compressed
yeast, which materials we have found
from careful tests to be 'the best in the
market for bread. AH Ingredients are
accurately weighed by automatic scales,
the flours carefully blended, Our ma
chines ar the latest type and we sift
the flour three times and the doughs
are thoroughly mixed by a giant two-
arm dough mixer. The doughs are
scaled and made up in the cleanest
way, all by machines. The ovens are--tiled
and they are washed and shining
we fire them with oil from beneath- ,
..this does away wth ashes, and fumes . '
in the baking1 chamber the baking
chamber Is snow white. ' Our method
ef handling bread" is so scientific and
accurate that one dough has Identically
the same treatment as another this
making our Butter-nut Bread the finest -and
most uniform loaf manufactured. , ,
Our delivery service at present consists
of 10 wagons, attractively painted, cov
ering the center of Portland, and you
find-our, men are courteous and taking '
pains in your 'wants. Give us a trial
and be convinced. ,, H a
U S, BAKERY
East Eleventh and ' Flanders
East 6044 Phones B-2428
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gold fields. Six years ago he came to
Portland where he established a real
estate office in the Ablngton building,
always retaining his home In Clarke
county. He is survived by a wife and
two children.
" charge them, invite them all ... .
my cook and I'll prpvide"
Christmas Dinner
at the Portland
Christmas Day
5:30 TO 8 O'CLOCK
COVERS $2
The dining-rooms will be symphonies of light
and color; two orchestras will make melody
throughout the evening. Each guest will
receive a beautiful souvenir Christmas .
menu. Tables are now being reserved.
Following our old-time custom, The Portland's
beautiful Christmas Tree will occupy
the center of the Grill dur
ing holiday week. -
Claret
or
White Wine
Christmas Menu, 1913
Toko Point Oysters Mignonette
fiseneas uranriake Cocktail
Canape Aatrachan Caviar
Celery en Branche Queen Olives Salted Almonds
Cream of California Frog Jerusalem
Clear Bortsch en Tasse
Fillet of4 Sand Dabs Jannettt
Broiled Chinook Salmon -Montpeller Butter
Dlamondback Terrapin Cassoletti
Filet Mlgnon with Goose Liver i
i Gourmet,
auce Perigord
i
Portland Punch
Oregon Spring Turkey Chestnut Dressing, Cranberry Sauce
Suckling Pig stuffed Sou varoff Apple fiauce
Genuine Virginia Ham au Champagne
Saddle of Spring: Lamb Mint Sauce
Oregon Mllkfed DucklingBaked Apple
Eastern Cornfed Baron of Prime Beef Yorkshire Pudding
Oregon Spring Chicken. 8t Antolne
Mount Kanier Bear Currant Jelly
Brussels Sprouts saute au beurre
uoiiea Bermuaa unions in uream
Arucnoke reypeii
Hubbard Squash, baked or mashed
Fried Egg Plant
Candled Sweet Potatoes Potatoes Georgette
Baled Merry Widow
English Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauce
Pumpkin Pie Applg Pie Hot Mines Pie
Fresh Pineapple Ice Cream Vanila Ice Cream
Fancy Assorted Cakes
Camenbert - Roauefort Cheese Crackers
Mixed Nuts 'and Raisins
temi Tasse '
"Fate Cannot Touch Me; I Have Dined Today."
Hew YeFs Eve.
Menu, Mirthind Music
Reserve Tables Now
No Guaranty Charge for Reservations Is
Required
Open Today
Under the management of The Portland sHotel
THE PORTLAND CHOCOLATE SHOP
- "The Quality Shop "
On Morrison Street, in The PorUand Hotel
DELICIOUS LUNCHEONS
From The Portland's Famous Kitchens
Fine Candies, Chocolates and Bonbons
The Portland Hotel
' - -Owned and Operated by ' '
The Portland Hotel Co.
G.'J. KAUFMANN, Manager , w .
,N.- K. CLARKE, Assisstant Manager
New Perkins Hotel
Restaurant
Will serve
A Special Xmas Din
ner 75c
Make Your Reservations Now.
Phone Main 5185,
Chichen Dinner Every Sunday
from Noon Till 9 p. in., 5oc
CHRISTMAS!
Is a holiday for you. Make it one
for the family. Bring; them to the
Seward Grill
For Dinner. '
Table dUote 12 m. to :t9 p. m.,
Sl.OO
Business Men's launch Pally 404
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Beward Hotel. 10th at Alder.
Main 7164.
EAT YOUR
Christmas Dinner
AT
Meves Restaurant
Excellent FoodPopular Prices
GOOD MUSIC
N. E. Cor. 6th and Washington
ELECTRIC
ALCOHOL AND VAPOR BURNERS
Prices From $5.00 to SI 5.00
ROCHESTER CASSEROLES
Oval arid Round.
GUERNSEY EARTHENWARE
Silver and Nickel Plated Mountings
Prices From 3.oo to S8.no ,
COMMUNITY SILVER
Georgian, Sheraton, Louis ZYI
Patterns.
I
Gono nlty
Silver Spoon
consists of a
regular disc of
pura stiver
overlaid at the
wearing point
WE GUARAN
TEE IT FOR
FIFTY YEARS
BRASS AND BLACK
ANDIRONS,
FIRE SCREENS,
25 PER CENT OFF.
OUR PRICES ARE ALL IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
Columbia Hardware Co.
104406 FOURTH ST.
Bet Washington and Stark.
The New Republic Grill
Will serve a special
Christmas Dinner
Including every delicacy of the
season. Also
Chinese DishesPopular Prices.
34 7 Morrison St.
No Tip Restaurant
FOR EAST SIDERS
GRAND AV. AND HAWTHORNE
Will serve an old-fashioned
Christmas
Dinner
From 2 to 8 p. m. 75c
PEKIN RESTAURANT
SPXCZAX,
Christmas Dinner 50c
ALSO FAMOUS MANDARIN
DISHES. SERVED
All, Kinds of Wines and Liquors. '
323H STARK ST. UrSTAXBfl.
Sensible
Christmas Presents
Yawman & Erbe
Card Index Cooking
Recipe Outfit
'
Handsome, useful pres
ents. In cloth - covered
boxes, in oak and - ma
hogany. Prices from
91.15 to ?7.25
Glass & Priidhomme Co.
65-67 Broadway
One Block North Oregon Hotel
Moore's Restaurant
WilJ Serve a
Christmas Turkey Dinner
12 to 9 P. M., 75f.
148 Fifth St. JPhone A-4645.
The Hotel Carlton Restaurant
1ITH AMD WAbHtNUlOM STat-iLia
kTHICItY A IIKSI CLASS OHItL '
Announce a eoiuplt 10 einirae dluuer every
Tculng tor 60 cent,' None better in (he city
t any price. No citra ebnrB on SumlHjrt ur
bolllj. Kiabort a la carte bill all Uuy i
lower than popular prloea. Htrktly (re!,
tic, gouil ereaui, and good butter oiir pf
claltita. Koa day luuub tutsj mwH da
Laue-Davis
Drug Co.
TSIBD AMD
CABTT THB
BUT QUALITY
Elastic
Hosiery
AVXX.ETS,
.XNB CAPS
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ABDOMTTTA&
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Massnrltts; BIssk
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