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' .- , - .- . ... - . -r- ' io nnn un nrmior I8S LESLEY SMITH, whose wedding to Charles E. Mil ler April 13 wl be one of the most lmDorUnt - event of th season. Is being mucb enter tained tma veek with tnf ora&I af fairs, small "dinners and luneheons riven among her moat Intimate friends, prior to her -departure for a 10 days' rest at Gearhart Park. , She win - leave tomorrow in company of her mother, Mr a. A. T. Smith, and sis ters, Mrs. Elliott R. Corbett and Miss Imcy Smith - tor their seaside cottar.,.- . .- . ' . Miss Ladd Hostess. . Last evening Miss Helen Ladd en tertained the Tuesday Bridge club of two tables at her home in West Park street. f This afternoon Miss Ladd save a luncheon for eight covers for Mrs. Vernon Cartwright (Margaret Malar key). The table, which was abloom with "flowers pink tulips and sweet peas centering; and bouquets of vio lets marking places for. Mrs. Cart wright, Mrs. Hallett Maxwell Orace Peters). Mrs. Hasel Blumauer Litt, Miss Mary Stewart Smith. Miss Ruth Teal. Miss Rhoda Rumelin, Miss Katherine Hart and the hostess. Multnomah "Informal." Thuiwday evening- the intermediates of Multnomah club will give their first dance of the season. An In formal affair is planned to which all the club members are Invited, though the younger boys are In charge of arrangements. The com rnittee includes Jack Crossley. Reed Ellsworth, James Burness and Jack tolden. The patronesses will In clude Mrs. J. W. Crossley, Mrs. H. W. Holden, Mrs. Allan M. Ellsworth and Mrs. E. ' A. Burness. Dance, Minstrel Enjoyed. Among the social affairs given by -the guests of Hotel Nortonla recent ly, the dance and minstrel show last Friday night was especially enjoya ble. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Harlow, house hosts, were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber. Dancing was enjoyed until 11 o'clock, when- a clever program was introduced. 13 of the house guests furnishing the entertain ment. About ' 150 .gueBts were, pres ent. Next Friday night Clarence Bra Belle wilt assist Mr. and Mrs. Harlow in entertaining. Novel features will also be introduced. This afternoon the regular Wed nesday afternoon tea riven by the o'clock Instead of 4, and' Miss Jane Urban, new leading lady of the Ba ker players, win be the hostess. Visiting at Pasadena Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry "Davis Jr., are passing two weeks at Pasadena with Mr. Davis' parents. They are expected home about next Tuesday. Visitors Extensively Feted. Mrs. Jervis Webb (Maurene Camp bell) from Detroit; Mrs. David M. Clay (Lennette Ferguson) from Se attle, and Mrs. Vernon Cartwright (Margaret Malarkey) from England, all Portland girls whose marriages took place about the same time and who', since then have been making their homes at distant places, are visiting their respective parents - in Portland and enjoying many welcom ing social affairs. Monday afternoon Miss Katherine Hart gave a luncheon for them at her home on Portland Heights. Her guests were, besides the three honor , guests. Miss Martha,. Whiting and Miss Mary Stewart Smith. i For Mrs. Cartwright and lira. Webb- Miss. Mary - Stewart -mlth entertained- at iunche a. yesterday after- ft AAV - X For Mme. Marchand, Mile, Coyer. A number of affairs are marking the departure- for the east of Madame Charles Marchand and Madamoiselle Marie Jeanne Coyer. Mrs. S. R. Johnston gave aft informal tea Sun day at her apartments In. the Rose Friend. Maccabees Dance. The Maccabees will give a dance Wednesday evening, March 22, Mount Hood Tent No. 17. and Golden Rule Review No. 17, being hosts, at" the Knights of Pythias hall, Eleventh and Xlder streets. Maccabees and friends invited. - Home From Wedding Trip. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Friendly have re turned from their wedding trip and will be at home to their friends at Hotel Benson Sunday, March 26, and Wednesday, March 23, from 2 until 6. No cards. 500 Club to Meet, The Elks' ladles' "five hundred" club will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the Elks' bull-ting. To Return Home. Mrs. Lachlan Macleay and small son Donald, who have een nsltlnar Mrs. Macieay's sister. Mrs. Shnlts. leave to day for their home In Syracuse. N. ' T., via San Francisco and Los An geles. Mrs. Shults will accompany society ixoies. f. . Mrs. Frank E. Watkins has left for a two months' visit with her sister. VT. seua J. Macdonald of New York city. PERSONAL MENTION Mr. Rriess tn the East. . Herman a. Kriaaa dtudcmr r,r v Hudson Bay Fur company, left last wvu. jr new xotk on a txusinesx trip. ' : ?Mabo ConncUmen Here. uBmoers i me city council of j Juuu, are iu rqruinQ toaay Investigating paving. They are guests at the Portland hotel. In the party JL. c. Reeves, E. M. Ferris, wrs jaorson, ueorge K. Gllmore, F. D. Allen and C. M. Johnson. '- .- ' Fiiil Airn VletAB ; R. L. Vance of San Francisco, lum ber Inspector and fuel agnt for the Southern Pacific company, is a Port land -visitor. i Philadelphia Traveler Here. . '-Mr. fcnd , Mrs. J. Saul Stephenson. ' Shaw and N. R. Paw lev amnnr .v.. Philadelphia people at the Portland Visitor From Australia. ' -George Kldson of Sidne.v. Wale a is a auest at th. r-D-i ; sxNeei is registered at the tr. r,renci urm or MedfOrd E uie t Jr.pnn . Miss Altce y M. Tripp of Aberdeen. wn., ure guests at the Portland. company, Seattle, is at the JmperiaL 5" ar, and. Mrs. i c lPnitmi a ioria are guests at tha Imperial. - John, M. Baker, a" mininr man of cornucopia; & at the Portland. Corrjelioa Jbrom Woodbura. i -:JC Craughan of Astoria la reerla- - wn .ine -uariton. - . -, r . - jlut. . ana Aira. -M m UMnfuii .f IP .IV- ' Ull-.- - . -- - . ' vv..ui;it m ucwBp&per man Of DaVtOn. Or.. lm at ttia fllffA. M r r 10 nLLU hU ULrLnoL v r Nif If V. ' f 'J: 14 ' --v' ' f - As, - A f Mrs. Vernon Cartwright (Margaret Malarkey) who Is being much entertained during her visit with her parents, Mr. and Airs. Dan iel J. Malarkey. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eggleston are among the Seattle visitors at the Nor tonla. R. H. Cady, mayor of Wheeler, is at the Oregon. R. C. Atwood, Wasoo rancher. Is at the Portland. Circuit Judge H. H. Belt of Dallas is at the Imperial. T. G. Bllgh, Salem hotel man, la at the Oregon. D. C. Kerr is a Silverton visitor at the Cornelius. J. J. Dolan is registered at the Clif ford from Salem. Hans Pederson, municipal audito rium contractor, is at the Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Talt are Cen tralia visitors at the Cornelius. Colonel William Henry Dowe of Chicago is a guest at the Portland. A combined coat hanger and trous ers stretcher has been Invented in which the two parts are so connected by laxy tongs that it can be folded compactly. t Veterans of Foreign Wars Are Organized A post of Veterans of Foreign Wars was organized here Monday night with 42 members. The name of the post will be "U. S. S. Oregon," in honor of the warship that was fa mous in the Spanish-American war. Following are the temporary of ficers: A. L. Clark, commander; Ous Rowden, senior n vice commander; James GelL Junior vice commander; C. S. Noble, officer of fne day; C B. Jodan. officer of the guard; H. B. Maltby, adjutant; O. H. Staron, quar termaster. A permanent Investigating commit tee, of which P. J. Hyde is chair man, will pass upon all applicants. The charter will be held open for 80 days. The Qualifications for member- The Most Remarkable Sale of the Season! Trimmed Hats $2.45 Tomorrow on sale on the second floor, 250 Trimmed Hats, very attractive, new style hemp shapes, with wide ribbon bows and flowers in rose, blue, brown and black some have facings with roses to match. Small Turbans, hand made, trimmed with small flowers and foliage. Hats of hand-sewed braids, very popular this season, trimmed with flowers and ornaments. Trimmed Hats that are different in style and quality. A great variety of new colors in these Hats. Sand Green Citron Rose Navy Red Come early for best selections, as Hats. Remember, Thursday The Wpttder MIMieery; At Sixth and Alder Streets i FOR ACCUSED MAN Circuit Judge Morrow Makes Ruling Affecting Non-Sup- port Case on Trial, LAWYER OPPOSES IDEA "It Woman's Conduct Zs Improper Then Husband Should Apply for nivorce," Declares the Court. Misconduct on the part of the wife Is no grounds for a defense in a crimi nal action brought against a husband charged with nonsupport of his wife and children, according to a ruling made by Circuit Judge Morrow in the case now being tried against H. R. Croft. Testimony had been given to prove that Croft was not supporting his wife and three small children. Then in his own defense Croft was placed on the witness stand by his attorneys. Hurl burt and Layton. to testify to the al leged misconduct of his wife. Deputy District Attorneys Dempsey and Hind man, representing the state, objected. "If the conduct of the wife," said Judge Morrow, "is such that he is en titled to divorce her, he should apply for a divorce. If he does not get a divorce he must support her and his minor children, and he can be prose cuted criminally if he does not do it" "Following your ruling out to its logical conclusion." contended . Attor ney Layton. "it would force men to get divorces." "I am only following out the statute, which says: 'Any person who. with out Just or sufficient cause, shall fail or neglect to support his wife or chil dren, shall be deemed guilty of a fel ony, etc..'" replied the Judge. "The only cause meant by the clause, 'with out Just or sufficient cause,' in my opinion, is the financial, physical or mental .inability of the husband to support his wife and children. "To permit a Jury to decide, by re viewing the domestic relations of a man and his wife, whether the hus band should, support his wife would -set the statute at naught. It would be against public policy to permit such procedure." "If another man contributes to her support, she is not a dependent." in sisted Layton. "This statute is for wives who are dependent upon their husbands." "You cannot read anything like that into this statute," said the court. "If a woman receives support from her friends or relatives, nevertheless, she is dependent unless sheh as independ ent means, such as property of her own." ship are to have had actual campaign service in foreign wars or campaigns, or to have served in foreign waters. The next meeting will be held In room 575 of the court house, on Fri day, March 31, at 8 p. m. Brown Burnt White Black Army Blue Gray we expect a very big demand for these and Friday Only $2.45 Diamonds Off ered At Too Big Bargain Oleorrs Welnrteia, Suspicious Whsn . Strangers Was to Bell taooO Oems for $280. Jewels" Oat Glass. ; So great was tjie bargain in dia monds offered George .Weinstein. 809 First street, by two well dressed strangers Saturday that he notified the police.. Joe Ross, alias J. Wetner and Ben jamin Stein, alias Ed. Kelly, were ar rested and charged with vagrancy. They ar from Philadelphia, they as sert, and arrived In Portland last week. Weinstein was at first impressed with the prospect of buying .12000 worth of diamonds, but became sus picious. The police Instructed him to proceed with the deal. Weinstein took the strangers with him to the United States National bank yesterday, with drew 1 2 50, and was about to consum mate the purchase of cut glass when the detectives Interrupted. Exporting Problem Erought to Mind Harry L. Sherwood. British consul In Portland, has sent the following letter to the Portland chamber of com merce regarding exports of goods to neutral European countries: "In the case of shipments to Greece, Holland. Switzerland, and the Scandi navian countries, the transport of such shipments may be facilitated by the observance of certain conditions, par ticulars of which may be obtained on application to the British consulate." At the Theatres AMUSEMENTS HETL1S Broedwar sad Taylor. Comedj: "Mot and Jeff." Wedoeadajr. Tburadajr nlghta. Matloeea Wednesday and Thuraday. HIPPODROME (Formerly Baker) Broadway near tiorrlaon. Baker Players In "Baby Mine." Erery night and matinee Wednes day and Saturday. ORPHEUM Broadway at Yamhill, VanderiUe. PANTAGES Broadway at Alder. Vaudeville. 2:30, 7:30 and 0:10. EMPRESS Broadway at Stark. VanderUle. 2:30, 7:30 end 8:15 week days. Coutlnnouf from 6:30 Sundays. THE STRAND Park at 8tark. Pnotorille. Continuous, 1 p. m. to 11 p. m. LYRIC Kourtb and Stark. Musical comedy. 2:30, 7:30 and 9:10. MAJESTIC Washington at Park. Motion plo turea. 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. COLUMBIA Sixth, between Washington and Stark. Motion pictures, 11 a- m. to 11 p. m. GLOBE Waaiiington . at Eleventh. Motion pictures. CIRCLE Fourth end Washington. Motion pictures. ART MUSEUM Fifth and Taylor. Honrs 0 to 5 ffrtek days; 2 to 5 Sundays. Free after noons of 'Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Satur day and Sunday. Grand Ojera Sohedula. HEILIG BoKton Grand Opera company and PaTlowa Imperial Russian Ballet, Friday nd Saturday, March 24 and 25, with two performance on Saturday . "The Lots ot Three Kings" Friday night; "Madame But terfly" Saturday matinee; "La Boheme," Saturday night. Star Noted English Beauty. KITTY GORDON, star of "In a Look ing Glass," which will be the Ma jestic attraction beginning tomor row, is a noted English beauty and an actress of international reputation on the speaking stage. Miss Gordon, by reason of 'her great- beauty, has been known as the "English Lillian Russell." She Was married several mi ism j years ago to Hon. Captain Beresford, j and thereafter was known as Lady nereoioro. tier aaugnier, v.yin.nia Beresford, is now 15 years old, and is apparently as brilliant as her mother. Edwards Davis yeas Slinister, Rev. Edwards Davis, who is ap- i pearing- with Mary Fuller In the pbo j toplay "The Strength of the. Weak." at the Strand, was educated to the nrinistry and preached in the Congre gational church In Oakland. . He , was -one of the first exponents of the teH . lief that the way to save people s I souls is first to get people to. : come I to church. He resorted to a. number of spectacular acts to accomplish this; one was dancing In. his pulpit. Davis was in Portland a number of years ago and both preached and lectured in the old First Congregational church of East Portland, later the Hassalo Street Congregational church. Portland Girl at Pantages. One pf the best numbers on the Pantages program this week is Anita Heyman, a Portland girl who trained herself for a stage career as the re sult of advice given her by Madam Schuman-Heink. Madam, gave the lit tle girl a hearing at the Portland ho tel while here 'on one of her concert tours. After listenlncr to ' Anita, the I frrtLt dlviL tnM tVi e-lrl th kh tiad the making of a beautiful voice and that with proper training she could' be come a great singer. Greatest Amateur Performance.5 Ann Arbor, March 22. -With a cast of more than 200 students drawn from 25 nations of the world, the foreign will stage their first annual "All Nation Revue." The libretto for the produe , tion, which is the biggest amateur performance ever attempted by an American university, was written by William H. Tort Jr., a senior literary student from Chicago, and the staging is under the direction of Aubrey Stauf fer, well known in Chicago as a pro ducer of comic opera. Other Side of the Laugh. The other night in New York Rich ard Carle, who has many times, made Portland audiences laugh, was merrier than ever In "Cohan's Revue" at the Astor, Even the most blase- theatre goer admitted "you had- to hand it to Carle." That same night while the actor went through the ludicrous laugh-making situations, Mrs. Carle sat beside the body of their only son, Lloyd Wheeler Carle, 18, who died Just before the father left for the theatre. Having no understudy, the actor was forced to go on with the evening show despite the tragedy. Given Her "Try Out" Here. Floy Le Page, who was given a try out and "OK" as a singer by Carl Relter, of the Orpheum several months ago has made good. She will make her initial appearance on the Orpheum cir cuit next Monday at Calgary and will be seen here about two weeks later. Miss Le Page is a Spokane girl, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Le Page of that city. AMUSEMENTS HEILIG Broadway at Taylot Main 1, A118S f"5 MATINEE TODAY 3:15 Bargain Prioe Matin Tomorrow. TONIGHT 8:15 TOMORKOW HIOHT MUTT and JEFF in COLLEGE rus CATCHY MUSICS rex. Mats.. 25c-50c: Ere's. 25c-S0c-73c MEIILKG Broadway at Taylor. Pboaesi Mala X and A-1122. This Fri Week Sat. Mar. 24-25 r POBTZJLZrS'8 . OEIATEST ABTZSTZO TXHAT 1 Boston Grand Opera Co. xzr coxTrnrcTXOBT with Anna Pavlowa Ballet Russe rXXDAT HIOR AT k8 vpera "L'Amore dei Tre Re" Ballet "Snowflakes" SATTJBJ3AT 1XAT. 3 . X Qpera "Madame Butterfly' Ballet . , "Coppelia" BATXTBDAT BIOKT AT 8' Opera. "La Boheme" Ballet "Spanish Dances'' Prices ATallable Tlokets, Both Tla;hts and Saturday Matinee: Box Seats f 5.00 Lower Floor. 11 rows $5.00 (Few left for Sat. Mat only.) Lower Floor, seven rows $4.00 Balcony, five rows..... 14.00 Balcony, nine rows ......ji.OO BEATS BOW '0EIUVO AT BOX OmCB POB ENTZBB XBCrACrB- H IPPODROM (Formerly the Baker,) Kain S. A-6260. Broadway and Xorriaoa Streets. Tonight an week, bargain mat. Wed., set. Margaret. Mayo'a great and only BABY MINE A gale of laughter la 8 acts, first time la stock. Ereninga 25c, 60c. All liats 25c only. AVOTKEB Vrr&PBISBI Next Saturday mora log at 10 o'clock. SMrlal bargain aiatlaae of the greateat of all aocceaac Rebecca of Snnnybrook Farm for tb hundred of aebool c&Udra and otbera unable to get aeatt last week Seata bow mU tng. Order now. 85e ccly. , Broadwav and Yamhill ' ' The Best of Vaudeville Matinees: le to 50c; nights. lOe to 75e C I CC O L I N I - Famous European Oraad Oeors Star Will Belt Wakefield t Kise Kay Dealer, bb sorted by hner Graham and Gordon QoUt; Jolly 7obania Jonas: Benny Woods; Stevens A falk; Orpheum vol Weekly. Geo. Howell S: Co. la "The Bed-res Trot." . n - Latest Broadway Boer Sneoess ' THE BOAEDtaTO SCHOOL GIHLS" - ' - wit aJla-Xk-Jj"" CaM- Home Made Goods . Bought From East WooUa Blaaksts msafactund la Portland . and- sat Away ftsitt to ' Come Back rrom Kail Order Bouse. Woolen blankets manufactured In Portland are being; sent east by th tralnload to Chicago only to come back baa by one- to Portland eltlsens who answer advertisements of catalogue houses. This declaration Was made by C W. iimmititiiiuiiiiiimmii CENTRAL BUILDING Northeast Cor. Tenth and Alder Sts. The tenants of this building solicit your patronage The Vinton Company Manufaoturers and Ins tribatorai of "Vinton Brand" rata ,nr His. : COOBIBJOr -uest -in ines west Third rioor Central Bldg. 1 ' Spring Line of Nu Bone 54 laced-in-froirt models; 58 laced - in - back models; extra strong 5 -wire stay for stouts; large 3-wire stay for mediums; small 3-wire stay for slender; 54 different materials. This Is why we can fit all. types and satisfy the most fastidious. Three more good. Ova representatives, wanted. Nu Bone Corset Parlor 207 CENTRAL BLDG. Corsets F. A.TayIor Decorating Co. Interior Decorators FORMERLY IN THIS BUILDING TOW AT 402 MORRISON STREET j BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH Alexander Schlenning Ladies' Tailor Pboae Main 2147 Rooms 208-9 Central BuOding For Many Years fmoK. WESTERN UNIT oftht union PACIFIC Stae The NIGHT SERVICE of the. Short Route " Saves a Business Day Glance at the Schedule It Tells the Story CITY TICKET OFFICE Washineton at Third Street. , Telephones: A-6L21, Broadway 4500 Automatic Protection Hodeon In aa address before the .East Side Business Men's club yesterday as an arfnment In- fayor of h. ptia- tttAttarri that patronage Involve a slls;hUy additional cost.' In any sVent, he asserted, publlo officials who bar suthorlty to ww4 contracts should be. empowered to si low a preferential of S or even 10 per cent to Oregon-made goods. - - . Mr. Hodson laid much stress, how ever, upon ths populating, of Oregon's vacant, acres to provide a consuming public for ths manufacturing Industrie that are already bers and for others that are being sought. " i uniifMHtim'IMO I. Reubin UUZZS' ..'1 TAXLOB jomestlo aad Imported Woolens 389 aUBI rboae Btala aoas . McALPIN Suite 414 Central Bldg. N. E. Cor. 10th and Alder Marinello Shop Solas tiflo treatmeat of race aad Seals. Iiaotj sCariaeUo Cosmetics. 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