THE .OREGON" GUIIDAY JOURNAL,'- PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1317.
Sellwdbd
Has
er of
Lavehder Glub
V V Br VelU Winner ' .
: pORTLAND hu ' new .Lavender club.
: -.Probablr no other phao of - tlva
' club movement in Portland hu rrown
.us rapidly m thaXavender club, an or
ganization mad up of women B6 years
old or over, who band themaelve for
noctat purpose, but. who, Ilka the aplen
did women they, vte, have alad been ao
tlve ia philanthropy and war work- .
A few week Ago the member of the
Peninsula Park : Lavender club paid a
vliiit to 8eIlwood. the ; elderly women
having been Invited to the Community
House of (hat district by the director
of the house. Miss Bartholomew. There
the plans of ' the' Lavender : club? were
" discussed an another, meeting of the
Henwooa women' called. This was held
Thursday and the club organized with
13 charter members under the name of
the Sell wood Lavender Club Branch III.
The of fleers and members " of the new
cl ub -r are : President,5 Mrs. Amelia
Huegg ; vtoe & president. Mrs. Fronla
Staples i secretary. Mrs. i C. L. Wood
ring; treasurer, Mrs. C. A. McMUlian ;
Mary J. White, Mrs. J. A. Burch, Mrs.
Louise Beard, Mrs. M. A. Charters, Mrs.
t Jennie Bauer, Mrs. W. Pi Bhort,Mm M.
Coburn and Mrs. Whitney. The first
regular meeting of the club will be Meld
Thursday of this week at the Sellwood
Community house at t :I0. when the of
ficers wUi be installed by Mrs. M. EL
Karten,. president of the Peninsula Park
Lavender club. There will be a progranr
-or a unnstmas character Meetings will
be held on alternate Thursdays.
A specif meeting of the Franklin
Parent-Teacher - association- was held
last Tuesday evening - to determine
- whether of not this body should Join the
city federation of women's clubs.
Mrs. J. F. Chapman explained , the
1 alms of the federation and read and ex
' plained the - proposed .constitution and
by-laws to be veted upon the follow
Ing Saturday, Motion was passed that
. the Franklin association , Join the new
' organisation, delegates to be i elected
later. Mrs. J. EL Horner reported on
" work done and planned by the anti-clg-;
aretts committe. Mrs. "EU H. ' Fraselle,
who was the speaker for the evening,
, describe the work done by the Pure
f Literature league through the Collegiate
: alumnae, various parent-teacher associ-
- atlona, libraries. Sunday- schools and
: book stores in; the effort to bring the
home reading up to the standard of
. school reading. ' Mrs, : Fraselle gave
some Illuminating facts about our pres
; ent postal laws,! and urged that we In
struct eur congressmen , concerning our
. desire to eliminate trashy magasines
from our malL-: .
1 It was regrettable that Mrs. Fraxell
: had only a small audience, for her mes
sage is an Important one. The regular
meeting of the Franklin Parent-Teacher
association will take place next Tues
day evening, at 8 o'clock, Mrs. E. W.
Flnser will Speak on school revenues,
and there will be a speaker on corree
' tlve gymnastics, also a splendid musical
; program. ; -;
With all Its other activities the
Woman's Christian - Temperance union
has contributed many articles to : the
2 auiea oasaar ana sjso neipea in ins t
. - : .-.v mu. . uM4 i
Scott union is preparing an interesting I
program for Crusade day. Tuesday, De-1
cemoer ll. a nistory ox tne Deginmng i
or tne W. U. tu. wiu no given in anr
address by a special , speaker. The I
Arlet union will hold its regular meet-
i . r'ntts. Ritv-fiftx street. i
Tl- .a.ia. ..iAn riis wtii an I
the AlbertJna Kerr baby home. knitUng
and other patriotic work. . During the I
v mMTt i.rni.m ii! he s-iven. I
Chapt
Mrs. Neal Inmah will ta en thejormg your xnenas.
w Jtvi . mv. " i
M. Frances- Rwope, win speaa oi me i
early work of the W. C, T U. ; topic, I
"Crusading Testerday and .Today. I
Tha-Aibina union win observe crusade I
day.
CLUB NOTES
l The1 ' Oak Orove-Milwaukle , Social
Service club v will meet Thursday with
Mrs. J.iJ. Of oss.; BJsley station. The
board meeting Jis called tor 1 o'clock
and the business will be held at i
'o'clock. Mrs. WO. Benvie will report
on Ihe tuberculosis conierence. m.isb
Frances Layton will read papers on
"Immigration" and "Social Settlement
Work." There will be Christmas carols
and roll; call wilt be answered with
Christmas sentiments. The -child study
department of the club , win -meet Fri -
day at V o'clock with miss EiisaoetH
m.lIncwo u uia -
Bate meetings i are devoted to Rea
Cross sewing. The Oak Grove auxiliary
to the Red Cross? meets every Monday
and Thursday from 10 to 4 In Vosburg
hall. v -
The Woman's Pennsylvania club will
tjaaV IIVIIrT "1 : tu aavssawusi Mtear .vn W
- Fisher, U30 Est Tenth street. Take
Woodlawn oar to Alnsworth street, walk
east to Tenth ! street, then one block
- south.: It la hoped each member will
bring a new member. Mrs. Sarah Evans
will sneak on "My Home Town." There
wm bi reading, mjlmojla Mra Fle-ig-
. man ' and
Mil P.-:-,4U. n.M .
Fisher. -r
, . : ! e . e.
i The Portland Woman's' olnb will
celebrate its twenty-second anniversary
by giving a luncheon at the Multnomah
hotel, Saturday, December . 15,' at IS
o'clock. Mrs. Warren . Thomas has
; charge of the program and Mrs. Charles
i Runyon Is
chairman of the luncheon
New Method of
Reducing Fat
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tW.iiZn
that the American method of producing
a slim, trim figure is meeting with as-
tnntahtA fenroa This imtun Aklli
subk s. wAndsrfttt imnnuinnl
k. ,v. -uiZZiZi-
i scrlotion Tablet-method of reducin
VftJl ' lUBIvt 1IIUBK w iuai aiuia r
fat. .It is sare to say that we hare
nothin "hotter for this ournoae in thl
country. Anything that will reduce th
excess fleah two three or four pounds
week, without Injury, to the stomach,
the causing of -wrinkles, the help of ex-
ercislng ; or dieting,- or interference
with one's meals is a mighty important
And usefiU addition to civilisation's
necessities. Just such a catalos of.
kood results, however, follow, the st
. of these pleasant, harmless and. eco
economical becavee Marmoia Prescrlp -
tiou Tablets (made in accordance with
the famous prescription) can be ob
tilntn nf inr 1nirrtt itr th fnit,rt I
v the Marmoia Co., 864 Woodward ave
i i jpeiroii. Mica,' ior seveniy-uve cents
the large case,- which Is a decidedly
economical price consiaenng toe num
ber of tablets each case contains. They
are jiarmiess. - iahy.) .
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committee. Club members, and' friends
are invited. All reservations . must be
made by Friday, the 14th. - Phone Mrs.
Charles Runydn, East 2124, or Mrs.
Bert Dennlson, East 218.
' , :,--. -.see ' . -'
There will be two speakers - at ' the
Woman's club on Friday, A. R. Oephart,
general secretary of the public welfare
bureau, will give some phases of modern
philanthropy, and Rev. 'John H. Boyd
will speak on war conditions. Dr. Boyd
Is in great demand for these lectures,
and when it was known that he was to
be one of the speakers an Inquiry came
to " know If gentlemen would - be ad
mitted. Members" of the club, may at
any time invite gentlemen guests, . .
: The Missionary society J of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday
at-- t :Z0 in the chapel. A review of
"Mary Siessor of Calabra" will be given
by Mrs. EL P. Geary. Mrs. B. A. Thax
ter wiU review "Africa's Missionary
Tale." ' The devotions will be led by
Mrs. Fletcher Linn. Mrs. Jane . Albert
will be the soloist and Mrs. EL J. Swin
dells will be hosteest
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The Alberta Woman's Improvement
club will meet Thursday at the home of
Mrs, F. B. Hurt. 5 , Est Twenty
seventh . street north, at S o'clock. . A
full attendance is desired as the oues-
nf 1n1r,nv . nntrl ivwf at women's
" .
knit are invited ta oomt or send In their
naMM and addresses. -
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:,7ea"'-;f" 'rTr ,
Aid society of the First Congregational
church wiU hold an "at home" from i
until 8 o'clock. Aprons, handmade ptt
will be on sale, Att nclook
"lu""" reim -m ow
followed by a social hour. Come and
uvu.i v, uiv javuu niwKM WH0
will give - line party one day this week
at Hippodrome to do honor to the
three arti-ts participating In the act
jn. Symphony Belles," Miss Mae Ross,
vocalist : Mrs. EL- L. Knight, violinist.
and . Miss Beulah Clark, flutist, ail ofj
whom are members of the. Monday
Musical club
The Progressive Women's League will
meet at Central library, room F. Tues
day, at S p. m. The Red Cross unit of
the club will meet Monday on the sev
enth floor of Meier eV Frank company's
store at 12 o'clock. The league will sell
Bed Cross Christmas "seals on Wed
nfesday.
f cfub
-The Presidents' e
will hold
Its
1 monthly . luncheon . Wednesday . at 1
1 o'clock at the x. W. .C A. This will be
J an open meeting to all presidents of
1 women's clubs, v For reservations call
I SeUwood 610.,
I TAnlMi .lnK Yrxr 9 will rnmm
Central library, Tuesday, at I :S0. All
women BO years old or over are oordl-
aly invited to meet with the "lavender
ladles' and become a member of their
dub. ' " . - r v
The Oak Drove' Housewives club
in Cedar
avenue Thursday evening. . The . pro
gram was given by the following:
Mrs. T. Simmons violin solo "Angels'
Serenade f J. King, address. "The War
Situation;" J. Hair, "Red Cross Work;"
L. Harmon, baritone solo, "Ooodnlght.
'""V ".rT STy
poem. ."Out Where the West. Begins
(Chapman). After the program assorted
war bread sandwiches and coffee were
served. , The next meeting will be with
Mrs, T. Simmons in Portland. Decem
ber JO. -.v .-
The next meetngofthe Mount Scott
W. C T. Uiwhich wUl be held at the
(home of Mok Clyde Sager, ll Nlnety-
fourtn street southeast, wiu d the an
nual birthday crusade.:
Broadway W..C. T. TJ. will meet Mon
day at t o'clock with Mrs. W. Skldmore,
S4 Clackamas street. - Red Cross) sewing
wiu ne tne oraer oz tne cay.
The county executive committee of the
CT.1L' will meet Monday at 1:10
1 oV.irvk itL r.nti id,
The county executive board v of the
C T, V. will meet Monday, Decern-
I ber 10, at 1:19 o'clock In room M. rn.
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p ne uecemoer meetuig or Willamette
I chapter. Daughters of the American
I Revolution, wUl be -held: Wednesday ; at
I :"w r Vnwtu mtx'' Sl
Chapter A P. EL O.. will meet linn.
day. at t ;I0. with Mr. CL, B Hunt, 106?
&urnsiae street.
1 Clinton Kelly Parent-Teacher circle
I U1 meet Wednesday afternoon at i :J0l
Pupils of Miss. Jessie Johnson and MIm
Mabel Peterson, will aing some Christ
mas songs. - Mrs. Qulgtey win give her
report or tne convention at Eugene. Mrs.
EL H. Fratelle's . talk wiu be on pure
literature,' After the- business - meeting
refreshments will be served, and a social
llilOTESglr
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Above Sirs. " E. , H. SlcCoIlister,
chairman of the nodal commit
tee of the Assodatlon of Collegl-
ate Alumnae, vho is In charge
or tne social features oi tne oia
EnKlUhCnrlgtmM celebration to
be giren, Friday evening at Hotel
Multnomah by the association.
Below Mrs. iPorreet 8. Fisher,
president of the association.
hour enjoyed to give members a chance
to become better acquainted. All . are
cordially Invited to attend. '. ";.
The' Shave Parent-Teacher associa
tion will meet Thursday, December . IS,
at S :S0. . Much business will oome op at
this meeting tor discussion. Vocal solos
will be' rendered by R. Roberts, aocom
panled by Miss Lois Oakes. ' Piano solos
will be given by Mrs, A. M. Zyer. A
member of the school board will speak
on "Our Publlo Schools." Refreshments
wtil be served and a social half hour
enjoyed. ; All are cordially Invited, . .
The Mothers and Teachers' club of
Peninsula will meet Tuesday at 1 :J0 at
the schoolhouse. ' Miss Ruth Crocker,
South . Portland branch librarian, will
speak on "Oood Books and Books Bolt-
able for Christmas. " On the following
day at the Peninsula branch : library
there will -be an exhibit of hooks salt-
able -for Christmas and tor Sunday
school workers. Everyone la Invited to
inspect this exhibit , ,
Highland Parent-Teacher association
will hold -its regular- meeting Friday
in the sewing room of the Oomeetio
Science . building.
An address on "The
Organised Campaign Against Tubercu-j 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. The auxiliary has
losla" will be givsn by Mr Sadie Orr'a crowd ot earnest worksrs who. are
Dknbar. .secretary of the Oregon Aaeo-
elation for (the Prevention ot Tubercu-
loel All residents of the vicinity are
invited. w . -
The Fernnooa Parent-Teachers
held their regular 'monthly meeting last
Monday evening. Judge -John H. Ste
venson gave an Interesting talk on the
duties ot the parent. , He was fouowed
by Mr Ward Smith, who entertained
with -several- selection The - evening
was a most enjoyable one and a large
crowd was present. - Mr George Par
rish, the president, - presided, y '- : -
Eliot Parent-Teachers' association will
meet in the Assembly hall Thursdsy at
t as. - The following program will be
rendered t .. Christmas song bv pupils of
Mrs.-- Coo vert . "Spring Danes," Char
lotte Doncastar ; song. Miss Meta Brown.
The speaker , will . be a. representatiye
trom tne omce or w. b. Ayer, xooa ad
mlnlstrator. - ' ' , -
The Richmond Parent-Teacher associ
ation will meet Friday at 1:46. Assist
ant Superintendent Charles A. Rica will
speak on "School Revenu" Mr Good
spead's pupila .will give a- - dramatisa
tion ; of "The -Pled Piper -of Hamlin."
Erlene Meagner.wu reoite,and Mr R,
2. Duke wiu sing. : All mothers will be
welcom - - . .- v 1 " "
Montavula Parent . Teacher
elation had a very Interesting -meeting
last Tuesday. Mr Chapman spoke on
"The aty Federatldn of Club" also
on "Dental Inspection In the Schools.
The members voted their approval of
both. " A short buslnsss session was
followed by refreshments. i.; - '
Vsrnon .Parent-Teacher association
held its regular monthly meeting Tues
day. Mrs:. EL H- Frasell gave an addrees
on "Pure Literature." which was both
Interesting and instructive The circle
voted to present - the school, with a
service flag tor the 41 boys, who were
graduates of the school and are now tn
service. - The Beaton fern, given by the
membership committee to the room hav
ing the largest representation of mothers
at the meeting, waa won by Mies Imo
Clifton's room. It being present. Miss
Maud Lamaa's room, with . IS present.
waa a close second, receiving the Cala
lily. V' . ' -
The Hoffman Parent-Teacher associa
tion WIU meet Friday at J:J0. Miss
Anna -E. Arnold will. speak on. "Voca
tional Training." - lirv Haldane Dick
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Teachers Hold
Their Meeting
epHB monthly business meeting of the
1 Portland Orade Teachers' association
was held Wedneedar afternoon la Li
brary hall and several Important items
of business were' transacted.
Mrs. Lucy D. Boye. former treasurer
ef the association, and an ardent and
efficient worker j until stricken by , 111
health, was. by unanimous vote, made
aa honorary member of the associa
tion, " .v.,.. I . (
- A - splendid ' report of the success of ;
the Grade; Teachers 'Patriotic basaar
was given by Miss ; VloU 'Oytschild.
chairman of the patriotic committee.
By the hearty - oooperauon ana nam
work of the association members, ap
proximately ! 1.000 - has been . raised,
which will be devoted to patriotic pur
poses. - v.' .? -y;
Miss McGregor,- . president of . the
association, : expressed, gratification . at
the response of the -teachers in .regard
to the Red Cross seal sale and the
patriotic basaar, and urged that mem
bers Interested in -the making of sur
gical dressings for the Red Cross re
port at the workroom, eighth floor of
Llpman-Wolfe . building, r Saturday
mornings from 10 to 11 o'clock. -
Miss Anna. Dudley reported the suc
cess of the French class 'and .stated
that other . classes would be formed if
there was sufficient aemand.- -
A reeblution. indorsed by the board
of managers, putting the association on
record as standing for the highest pro
fessional conduct and. offering oooper
auon with the school , administration.
was authorised by the association-.
Following Is the resolution : -
Whereas, The Portland Orade Teach
ers' association deelree - that a high
standard of professional conduct be
maintained or its members and.
Whereas. This association also de
sires to oooperale with the city- super
intendent or scnoois ana wicn the board
of education by assisting them In main
taining such a standard la our schools ;
be it T
.- Resolved. That the association call
the-, attention of Its members to the
power to discipline rhembere guilty of
unprofessional conduat which is vested
In the committee on teachers affairs
as specified in article 14, section S. of
tne by-laws of the -association. Be It
Resolved further. That the associa
tion offer the services of Its committee
on- teachers' affairs to 'the board of
education to assist In the discipline of
any memoer. ot tne association when
requested to do so by said board of
education or by the . city superintendent
of schools. Be it further
Resolved. That a copy of these reso
lutions be presented to the board of
education and to the city superinten
dent of schools. .
son will sing.' and there will be special
exercises by the pupils Of Miss Worrell's
room. Mrs. George Root will preside. All
mothers invited. .
The -Terwilllger arent-Teacher' circle
wiU hold Its -regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon December IX at 1 :1I at the
school' house. . The following
program
will bo given by pupils of the third
grade: Song, "Flag of the Free,", 14
boys : recitation, "Who Santa - Claus
Was." Ions Powers song, "Tong Boy."
Floyd Bark.ee $ song. "Cradle Song." II
girls; address by Mrs- Blumanuc... A
short . business meeting - will follow.
Woodlawn Parent-Teachers' associa-
Professor Zouglas of Reed College" will
uon win mesi mesa ay at i :& p-m.
speak - on "Sociology." - Mn. Sarah
Edwards Evans will sing.: A large at
tendance is desired. ... . 1
The Shattuck Parent-Teacher associa
tion will meet Thursday at a o'clock.
There will be a good musical program.
WAR. WORK
A new Red Cross unit has been' or
ganised known as the Kendall unit,
which win meet Thursday afternoons t
Fir Grove cottage,- one block north of
Batun achooL The unit began with
lo member, and now has it, and Is
already doing good work, : Mr EL D.
Schanen ' la the chairman.-' Eugene
Keelan. the principal of the School .in
that, distrlot, has enlisted for war aer
loe, and on .Wednesday evening he was
given a reception gt tht schoolhouse.
Addresses were made by J. EL Calvana.
uperrntendent of schools In Clackamas
county, by members of the School Board,
Miss Florence Dalton, Miss Welch and
Mrs. Cam pi an Howe.
The 'Lenta auxiliary of the Portland
Red Cross hss changed Its meeting day
from' Friday - afternoons . to Tuesday
I and will hold an all day meeting from
turning out a large amount of work.
Miss George of the graduating gtde of ,
me Agents scnooi. wiu give an entertain
ment December 14, under the auspices
of ths Lents auxiliary, aad ths proceeds
wiu be turned in te the Red Cross.
The Anxiliarv to (Vm.. n --in.i-i
On Wednesday
Oregon infantry. wiU glvsTths second MW aty, faderaton. of women's organ!
of Its series of ft-n.m 1 aatlon , On Thursday next the mem-
East Side Business Men's club rooms,
corner Grande avenue and East Alder
street Saturday evening December 15.
Bor M uniform . admitted free.- The
xunae uus aenvea wni be sent to
the Company to help arre them a Jitti
Christmas celebration.-. Mr" F. H.
Brown and Mrs. Thomas Harper are la
charge of ths affair. r J ' -. -. , - -
Ths auxiliary of Company B Oregon
Engineers, will hold a fruit sale on
December 11 at Municipal Fish rrnu-ket.
II? Third street, near ,Tamh ill, to rales
money to buy wool to: knit for the
rator,Cnn,a fn,,t s-etablee and
JeUies will be on sale. Come early to
make selection,' ".,: ; -' -
r The Portland "inSepSndent First 'Aid
enjoyed an Interesting 1o4iim
era." by Dr. Joshsa Stanafield. last
meeting. . At the regular Wednaedsv
-,l5,h.J"?4nir. l c?t.r1 library at
ZJZ: xZ?r Jr ' of Babies."
lor. No one should mfs this lecture
A" special meeting e the eoast artfl
lerm auxiliary wiu be held at t p m..
Monday. December 1 in lecture wwom
A, Public library, to -finish the arrange-
menu for the cake sals that will be held
at the market. Fourth aad TamhlU, Sat -
aruay, ieoemner 15. - . .
-m.- :.- .'-..t. .'
naV, niTlA ,! 2?!P'- Dwlght-Edwards' company.' SeaJy-Dree-pany
C will hold Its regular weekTvl . r-in. ni.it
meeting. at Central library story hour''
room. Monday evening, December 10.
important meeung; Members Please at
tend. :-: .- ''..'--'
2 .-mJiI,aM!.B -JZm SV "The Portland Woman s Social Science
field artillery auxiliary win; be held "chit, la turning out some very satisfao
T2,tTfy, 7n,C fL th otia Jibrarye tory- garments ila Its Red Cross work.
i t0,0fk' Th. Chrltni cnV fund- ohe club will meet Tuesday tn the Meier
i ? fllecuased. and every member Frank work room oa the seventh floor
and friend Is fr -oe preeent. , , '4t n-jo. The second and fourth Tuee
' The-Woman's Cvoiwratlve 'league' Is T of the month. are asadgned to Red
to have - a- mothers , auxiliary. - The Cross work. . Both members and their
mothers of the members are requested ' friends Interested la this line ef work
to Join the auxiliary. - They are -to form -ere earnestly requested to lend their ae
a new branch. of the league's Red Cross lsistance .Mr A. V. Moore, chab-maa
work, which is' much needed. . land Instructor; ot the work. ' . -
irative
League Helps
In Warbrk
HPHB Woman's Cooperative league, of
a which Mrs. O. J. Frankel la presi-
dent, has Issued the following bulletin:
-Ws have assisted in the. "drives- for
the Liberty loan, the Red Cross and the
national . defsnse. Two Oava each week
JwUl woraoRSS:
and many are working every day. ..
We axe asklnsr our members to buy
our home products and our rooms are
being used by our manufacturers "for
disprays and demonstrations. . v
Our club bouse was purchased before
we realised how serious the war situs-
tlon would .be. Our first payment has
been mads, the Interior baa been re-
oalred and a number of onranlsatlons I
nave had the use of our audltoriuot and I
Cdope
other reoma ? - I George and his frightful dragon. Old
rr. "t!. xTwSTLJte Ktn ol' merrr Robin Hood, detight
ments ana to do this .we decioea te I t- r.-n v.- r
have a Tirlve - . - - I
Your name has been suggested as one
who would be interested snd we Invite 1
Vnu to kimint a stark holder. I
' ins w ornsn s ji uo oouse is ownea oy i
-VffS1. i I
tSlLy I
one mar pur-1
rne purcnase' or one sni
with it a membershlD la the
chase. ta unlimited. . .. . , I
League duee are II per year. " I
The Club house is Incorporated for I
I0.00O. r -. - . I
etocknoiaere assums no nnanciat re-1 ,
soonsibillty until all of the stock- has
been eufaecrtbed. - ' . -
To- make .it Doaefble for Portland to 1
hare a club house owned and managed i
by women, Mrs. u. J. FTanxei orisrea I
VLZZtL yJif TTJ
full nount had bacrTbd.": "No
It Is up to the members of the league
and their f riends to rally to the support
ert ue women wno are woraing to payieiaaea asiee raise gem jsurrows, Mrs.
tor their dob house and put it on a I Forrest Fisher. Miss Elisabeth - Bala.
p?,D1;,w" rl i.
"Tf "T'.m'-L. rCm"l 1
check to Mrs. Lee . Arnett, 760 Braaee I
axreetr - , . . , I bbu-ic Aim
Remember 'our work rooms are open 1 WllheVm. Miss Sally Sabtn, Miss Mar
every Wednesday and Thursday for Red I Jorte McGulre. Miss Frances OIU. Miss
Cross work. Come and. work with ua. I nn timm. umMtu.iu -aria.
v r1I,.,t Jf?t? ,;etf,w
K oworgsuoa. Jrul'.wor
Oar auditorium and rooms are at the
disposal of organisations or private par-
ties for a nominal sum. - .
A?:M,iTT'
I . i 55? J-t w-Sma I Margaret Oestaer. Mrs. Beatrice Hop
- ... . - T' JVi1.5: Ikina, Mrs. P. W. Blenchard. Mra'Cur-
'. e e e I
The Carrie Jacobs Bond Musical club I
met at the home of Mrs. . Carrie R. I
Beaumont. I4S Olenn avenue, Saturday. I
Ths riNiMtnt. . Ktslks ParHiti. . fallarf I
the meeting to order at X p. m. After
a short bostnees - session the active
membess presented the following pro-1
gram: "Doily's Fast Asleep" (Spauld- I
lng). Laura LU Gulls; "Valse d En-1
fantsf rtcohlar.. Jack Klin - -Hinr. twr I
Song" (Schwann) : "Tauswelee" (Lam-1 The auxiliary is working hard to make
bert). Kathertna R6ee: "LttUe RosmVthls a financial sucoeee, as the funds
(H of man), Helen 8mlth t. "Bright But-1
terfnee" (Link). Eaiaabeth Reynolds; I
Au Faif (Ewlng), Grace - Stuerhoff ; I
"Metoawa Rapids" . (Ksrn).- zaisabeth I
Ferris; ''Shepherd's Content" (Asohes), I
Loletta Lynch : "Folk Song" (Schmltt).
Nocturne" (Schytte), Margaret, Reyn
olds j "scarf" Dance" (Chaminade),
Mary Mulligan 1 "Polish Maaurka"
(Lindsay), "Rlgandoa"- (Charmlnade),
ImbodenT" Parrish; "Salut d'Amour"
(El gar). Delight Xngold; "Dreams"
(Wagner). Virginia Ferris; "Colmette"
(P. Beaumont), Alice Pearson; "Love
Song" Frtml). Louise Odell; "At Part
ing" (Huerter). Etelka Parrish.
Simple and inexpensive gifts were ax-1
changed by honorary aa well aa active I
members and surprise numbers alvsa. I
-me ertemoon closed with refresh-
menu and social hour. ' The next meet-
tag will be February I. . '
. - " T . " ""
A meeting preliminary to the per-
maaent organisation of a local Business
Women's olub wiu be held at the T.
. C itortAm on Tuesday even-
ing. ar I o'clock.. The objects and pur-
poses of ouch an organisation, such as
the enlarging of the assocUtioa's em-
ployraeat bureau, the discussion ef po-
litioal and . social problsms. recreation,
etc. -will oome ue ' for armMdsrstlan.
Miss Jonta, general secrstarr of the T. I
W.' C A feels that a club ot this kind I
will meet aa urgent need at this time I
by assisting the younger women coming
in tea the business world to obtain and
hold poeitions that are opening up by
reason of mors experienced ' bualness
women taking up government work, and
fn filling positions left by msn who are
enlisting, and will explain what a mem
bership will mean. It- Is urged that ail
business women attend this preliminary
meeting, and It such aa organisation as
la proposed had their approval .that they
cooperate in so far aethey may bo
able. An added attraction for the meet
ing will be the presence of Mr Frances
Wv Pangle, business manager for the
Chicago grand opera .company, who wUl
speak at I o'clock . -
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The Mount ScU .is.ital Culture club
met with -Mr leebelle V. -Ober, MOO
East Forty-seventh street, en Thursday,
with SO members and Mr R5 W. Walsh
as guest present. . The subject Of Study
for the afternoon was "The German
Dramatist.' Hauptmann." His biography
was alvan . hv alraL Wtllt&m Rmb. anil
' Um nlajnohai Tltapst An Mtsrf ! Ha
Sonken Bell." his best idealistic drama.
Mrs. J. J. Handsaker reviewed .."The
Weavers," his tragedy of poverty. The
clib . voted to become members nf the
bers . of the club . wUl help with the
eale Of the Christmas seals, and on
Friday they will meet atthc home ef
Mr William Wood ham to de Red Croee
.sewing, - when as . many members as
possible are urged to be present to com
plete as much work aa possible,
- The next meeting of the club will be
with airs, P..D. Lockwood. 4S04 Sixty
fifth street, and will be a "Just for fun'
meeting. : the chairman will even allow
the members at this meeting to be for
at least a. part of the afternoon with
out needled, crochet hooks er knitting
needles la their hands, an tfnheard ef
thing alnoe ths beginning of Red Cross
work by , the club. '
'The benefit tea given last Monday In
Multnomah . hotel tea . garden by the
auxiliary to company ; F. Eighteenth
railway engineers, and assisted by ths
McDowell club, under direction of Mr
Thomas" Cerrlck Burke, waa a financial
as weU aa a aodal success. About tlOO
wlU be available for the emergency
J fund after paying aU expeaaee The
auxtuary wuoa, w ,al.uu -w.m v.
thanks on behalf bf company F to the
following person organisations and
firms for their very generous donations
1 ad assistance ; Mr . Thomas Carrick
1 Burke, aad the McDowell eluhv.Mra. J.
Harper emitn. jsubi sums rune. sm
rlher assistant Mr Maurice Abraham,
Zr mtm: lad--
pendent Cracker Company, - Royal
Bakery. Meier t Frank company. Max
', Smith, and uarxe nros,
Pageant and
Daiticei Vill Be
;V Friday. Event
AN EVENT which Is causing a great
deal of Intereet tn coUege and eoclat
ctrclea. is the Old English pageant and
dance which will be given nest Friday
night at the -ballroom . of , the - Hotel
UiiltiM,ti (.. ,. . .Mt - .k-
feU' SZTJZl
! TJrtn5'tT?",m 5?. I?
I money for the , scholarship fund .and
further the education of women. . In
soooroanee with .'President 'Wilson's re-
qu. . that all - Women fit themselves
to be of service to their country the
ljLJ-rtT?f,2f .)rJ!?Zlr
soU5B tlth ,mon7 J
college glrU who otherwise would
be obliged to stop.
The mlachevious Lord of Misrule, St
- i w
rally clad Morris dancers thsse and
many others, will frolic together ;-and
make " the Ts mil ' s n ana. 'The
boars heaa procession, which concludes
performance, win be a colorful one.
Indeed It will bo headed by the cook,
errylng - the boar's head, am - lady
Waesafl, .bearing a flaming plum pud-
cmg. Tben, is- turn., will corns the
Drulda. ' fklAlsre.' daiwM- kinn mf ait
the rest of the characters who aooear
tl. . A.v- ... v
Aao.Uw 'urroF "?
ipagean wojch wui oe greauy eajoyea
win do ui oa sngusn unruunit caroia.
which win be sung by six members of
the Apollo olub.-
The dance will begin at t .10. after
lSX
Jceeph. Wlthrow la chairman of the
I Oanoe committee and her committee In
Mrs. Alice Benson Beach. Miss Alice
Hughes, . Mrev X3y. Mies Rachel King,
", K 8t-f-nff- ao-
Cora Shaver. Mr R. L. Sbeppard. Mies
Evelyn JoneaTMlss Amy RoSchlld.
Mlm Rockefeller. Miss Mills, - Miss
Malda Roaetter. Bias Florence Read.
Miss Anna Hitchcock. Mrs. Alan Welch
Braith. Miss Marjory Hoffman, Miss
rey, Mrs. Dudley. The patroneeees for
the pageant '-are Mrs. F. R. Behrend.
Mrs. Vincent -Cook and Miss Mary
Frances Isom. ;
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L Th Oregon field artillery auxiliary
I nM eompleted" tts arrangements for
the benefit desoe and card party to be
"" auraay ervwaipg, ueoemoer as. as
lnm Mg 'waoiai aeeeraoiy nan, corner
of Ivy street and .Vaboodver avenue.
ootaiaea an u m msea tor ennstmas
cheer for batteries and B. One Hun-
dred and Forty-eeventa fleld .artillery.
stationed at Camp Mills, New fork. All
these Interested la the boys are .urged
to lend their financial aid tn every way
possible. Miss Margaret Howatson
Chairman of this committee, and will be
sssistod by Mesdamee Adams, Harry
Livingstons, W. T, Whitney and T.
LoughXln. -' v. '";.
-'e " e '- a -
The Charles Dickens clh met Thurs
day at the home ef its pretadeat. Mrs.
J. P. Horns,- ISS East Fourty-eeventh
streeC Those present were Mrs. W.
Long. Mr Wesley Ca vines Mrs. M. L.
Teutsch, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr Amy
Von Rhetm, Mrs. Thomas Ryan, Mr
C R. Miller. Mrs. c T. Hoge and -Miss
Elisabeth Heme. , The next meeting
will bo at the heme ef Mrs. Thomas
Ryan, (OS Glean avenu The club sold
Rsd , Cross Christmas stamps Tuesday
and disposed ef 1 4U0 worth. The
booth at Lfpmaa A Wolfe was la charge
of Mr M. J. Long and Mr J. W.
Etherldget at. Portland, hotel. Mr
Frank Smith and Mrs. C la Emmons
and at Meier Frank store. Mrs, C R.
Miller, Mrs. C T. Hog and Mr Roy
Meeker. ' "
The ' Coterie has rolled . many bolts
of cloth into bandages during recent
months and aa funds are needed to con-
tlaus this work for the former Third
Oregon regiment, a dettghtful entertain-
meat is to be given at the ,Y. W. C A-
os i i
HEItPIClDE VEL JAYE IT
5
HERPICIDEV7ILLSfim.lt
if'"' 'T ' S : . i'
t V ' a - -r
rnn t ATO,rnn HTOimP
auditorium. Tweed ay evening. December
11. at S o'clock, at which a ellver offer
ing will be taken. The patronage of the
pubtto Is earnestly, solicited.' The pro
gram includes a cantata sang by. Mr
Ella Xioberg Tripp' a . Mlgnoa chorus.
Fancy dances by Misses Frances Han-
nahan and Ileila Berger. Patriotic read-
mgs by Agnes Cover and Menra Brown-
rlgg. as well as other attractive features.
The regular meeting of the ' Monday 1
Musical dob was held Monday at Hotel
Portland . with a large attendance. Al
eature of the aflernooa was the die-1
tribaUoa of the new year hooka, which I
Included a brief history of the organise-1
tlon and outlines its scope of study and I f
work. -The obiect of the cluheima to
promote musical study among Us mem
bers and to encourage a higher appreci
ation of musio ta .Portland. - A number
of classes offer opportunity for serious
work in harmony, musical appreciation
and French. There is
Alan, aft - 1 -
1 i
chorus. ; Concert programs are. held en I
the first and third Mondays of each I
month; i The Concert bureau does good
la auppylng - musicians for the I
various organisations and publlo meet-1
Ings held la the city.. Mrs. ; Leverettl
Thosnpeoa Ifewtoa is preeldeat of the I
organisation, and there is a member-1
ship of
The Coterie ' met - on Wednesday at
the .home ef its president, Mrs. d. J.
Allen. After, a short buatnesa meeting
Albert OUette sang the "Beamem" ex-
press i-vely. Mr Alexaader aooompany
lag. . Mr Gus C. Moeer read a paper
on "The Treaty of Berlin and Its Ef-1
feet" A 1. o'clock luncheon was asusd
by Mrs. Rob-rt rfy.Jlra Miller and I
Mrs. Alexander, assisted by Oraos Mil
ler and Hslia Berger. During bandage
rolling Mr Ella Hobart Tripp sang
two patrlotio solos,.: and Mrs. Helen
Miner . Senn - gave some humorous
readings.: ' .
The Overlook Woman's dub met Fri
day with Mrs. J. P. M on tag. There
was a . large attendance. Mr Barak
Evans gave. a talk on "Market Condi
tions." Mrs. Gabriel Pullln gave, two
vooal number Miss Enid Inr arson, of I
the Valalr Conservatory, gave two de-1
lightful piano numbers. - The members I
busied themeelves by sewing on the hoe-
pltal eap for. use in the French I
hoepltal
The Mayflower club held an interest
ing meeting Monday evening at Hotel
Portland,- when - Mrs. L. W.- Owen,
founder of Father's - day, spoke c In
formally and gave soma Southern songs
In true darkey fashion. The next meeu I
tng of. the club will be held Monday. I
December" 17, when A. R. Oephart, seo-1
rotary o.f the publlo welfare bureau, win I
spsak.
Chapter K. P. E. O. met with Mr
a a a
Ceorge B. Parks. T1 East Broadway, I
Tuesday at 10 o'clock. -The day 'was
spent In sewing for the Red Croat.
delightful luncheon was served at 1
o'clock by the a bet cos. The Chapter had
aa its guest Mrs. H. H. Skinner of
Yakima, Wash. - l
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The Astoria w. C. T. U. has adopted I
4iinlrv rf,nartmfi( and thwa im a uvil.ima a k. Uaiii.. - - . - '
a little French orphan, and during the tlon showed that immigration had de
past week the union received a letter creased from 1.000,000 to S0.0OO annually
from the little girt expressing her deep slnos the war. but the arrivals under
aDoreciatlan of the thlnrs done far her present clraumstancea bring with them
by her "new mothers In great America." I
The Montessort association win meet
next Monday evening with Mr Willis
Hargreavss. tilt -Fifty-fifth street
southeast.
Treasure Chest Has
.. Quantity of; Butter
aaM-asaasaaamSBSaBBBBBaBSS T ' "
San Franeisoo, Deo, i-Harry Wagner
of Salada Beach is the happy possessor
of a treasure chest with contests which
place him tn the capitalist claa
And It you doubt-It read on. 'Accom
panied by his two small sons, Wagner
was fishing when ha observed a box
near him. and asked one of the young
sters to bring It to him for a seat.
can't lift it. papa," said the boy.
Wagner Investigated.. The box wss
too heavy for htm to carry. He became
interested. With a chisel and Mmftr
he epeaed the chest,' and what do you
suppose f 'He found 100 pounds ef but
ter la perfect condition, - It has ap
parently been washed, ashore from some
wreck. .
r- -
-You are getting bald! The appearance of. dandruff
and loose hair on jour clothing: or in the comb are
- ill the proof you need; Dandruff kills the hair; a little
at a time maybe but it ldUa. The contagion dandruff
must be summarily routed out if you are to escape
.that final and inevitable result total baldness. -
DESTROYS DANDRUFF
STOPS FALLING HAIR
There must .be no delay. . The. regular and intelli
gent use of Newbro's Herpicide should begin at once.
The first application will remove all traces of dandruff.
S X
sumultte health in the hair Follicles of the scalp and
prevent the hair from falling out.; Herpicide will save
ytour hair save you from chronic fcaldness. It has a
delightful odor and is most comforting and cowling? to
the bead. . V";v . -;.-vvw . i ..- .
y "; TRYA TEN CEIST BOTTLE " . ..
Sold and Guaranteed at all Toilet Goods Coimtera.
Appllcmtlooa'at th Better Barber Shops.
V. '
MnnniinnuiminmitiiMnniiiitiiiiiniinmiiniiriniiiiun:::;
ZZ DOJTT WAIT IWD1I CEXTS 10 liXfll 1IO
Ort SS xtus
' TV 5 . " Pleaae find encleeed 10 eenU for which send me samel e
- fjoil bottle of Kewbro s Herpicide, also a bookiet oa the care
of the hair. , - . . .
eenAol - oe I
i
Address
s aty..
Mrs, I. Swett-
il ls: Welcomed
BvviGoiiricil
IlLfRS. ISAAC SWETT. retiring prssl-
dent - of the Council of Jtuh
women and a delegate to the eighth trl
cnnial coavenUon of the Council of Jew-
women reoenuyiheld tn Chicago,
her report at tne meeting of the
ol e oouncu weoneeaay.
from which report the following, points
oc inveresc are gleaned :
"There were registered during the con
reatkm 1 delegates and alternates ac
tually voting. record for official at
tendance, the dax sessional bsins kld
" . - . . .
ww vu i wia ua nm Teams' see- k
first evening session was given over to
aoarassis by or. Emil G. Hlrsch, Mrs.
Nathaniel President. Mr Hannah Q.
fmnDn an. v aeear auscn-ana Mrs.
ux
' "Reports of, committees showed that
tne national organlsaUoa now baa
sections with a membership of U.tOa
The president made a strong plea for
greater unity of purpose and greater
self sacrifice during the war period. N
Speakers In the religious conference 0e '.
plored the lack at general Interest in
this the very purpose of the council's :
enjstenc. . A large Increase was noted '
la -the attendance at rettgtoas schools
since the last triennial. Mrs. 8. M.
Blumaasr, who had served aa a director
bmt four Mr, unanimously chosen
ta fill an unexpired term on the board
for which' Lam sura Oregon will bo
Justly proud. -
"A communication from the : Jewish
board of welfare work was read ask
ing for 11.000.000. The sense ef the.
eoavaotloo was - that this request bo
met. although Action was left la the
hands of the board. The committee on
education reported U sections working
along educational line The philan-
thropy oommlttee reported much good
work, noting especially the Jegtaiative
urorx in Denver, wnere urougn tne wont
the oouncll It was mads unlawful to
uiapiay ue sign, "no jews, no consump-
tlves," as had . been
tns case in the
ipeat.' : : , : .
"Practically every section reported
activity ta Red Cross work.- Much stress '
was laid on the need for fighting tuber-
caloei It being pointed est that .00,000
soldiers had returned to their homes
In Franoa with this disease. The need
of mora trained Jewish social workers
was empkaaled.
"Tour- Portland delegates were much
tm proceed wkh the-report ef the com-
mi use on tha hjind,'as It seemed to us
that this '. was a work the Portland
section might take up if not along the
Unas ot welfare work, at least to pre
vent Infant blindness and tn oonserva- 1
tlon of vision. Thirty Jewish children
formed "the 10 per cent ef the entire
numoer bsspis in uie iwvws iuuwn
for the blind. ' The report on lmmlgra-
number housed In the Boston Institute
greatsrproblems and rarponalbill-
ties. Miss Winkler of the immigration
department ef the national council was
Ka amW .aAa.H MM tui MMHinlttU Of
seven a po pin ted by the government to
look Into congested conditions at Ellis
Island, following the declaration ef war
and ths Interning of alien enemie . ; -
' "A reeolutioa was passed asking that
nd' less than Itt.OOO be raised by sections .
throughout the country te send trained
social workers to rehabilitate the homos
in Ul war itfKMn vwvwu. m -
dl voted ta establish a 11000 sehoiar-
. . m . a . , , . . . W
snip una in aonor oi am ra. nuiun
aolomon. .This wiu probably be used
fn fnlnlnr soelal worker
"The call for greater seal In religion
and la patriotism were keynotes of the
convention. The patriotism of today Is
world patriotism. W are no loafer
confined to the boundarlea of our wn
land, for world democracy alia for
service and sacrifice for. the greatest
principles natioas have yet striven for
that is the service and sacrifice to hu- -maa
betterment and to dvil and relig
ious liberty the world ever. - - - .
"With it all was the can of duty to
humanity that knows no lines, religious,
national er racial." . - .
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