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t THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND. TRIDAY. , APRIL 5.. 1918.: 13 BEHIND THE SCENES IN THE WAR ZONE BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD NEXT SUNDAY - . CLUB CALENDAR v U ' : Saturday, April Knights of Columbus bail, la compliment to the soldiers., Kuitno mah hotel. 1:30 p. m. Daughters of the Cenfedaracy reception. tSS "Wood worth avenue. tilQ until 10:39 p. m. . - , Jitney dance and card party (or British soldiers' dependents. East Side W. O. W. ball, ;J0 o'clock i . ; . f - - ; - - , SOCIAL CALENDAft Satsrday, April: ' - ' Association Collegiate Alumnae buffet luncheon, at the University club at 13 o'clock sharp, lie porta of committees, and an address by Mrs. William D.i Carlisle, on the Russian revolution. Members will participate In the Liberty Loan parade. 1 s r& Wjt glottal BM j Cttj Mitt Benefit Affairs Head Social Calendar Tea and Party Proceeds to to British Soldiers' De ' pendents Fund. Go. MRS. S. J. CLARIDGE will open her home in Alameda Park Saturday evening for a large reception to be given by the Daughters of the Confederacy, the proceeds to go to the American ambulance hospital. , , By Tfosa Lawler BENEFIT affairs for -war work and home philanthropic endeavors have been the features of social Importance this week. Thursday afternoon the British soldier dependents fund was the beneficiary for the large successful tea given by the Irvlngton division of the British Red Cross, under the direction of Mrs. J. J. Panton, at the residence of Mrs. Charles F.Wright. Again Saturday evening at the W. O. W. hall. East Sixth and Alder streets, the same cause wilt receive the proceeds from a big card party and Jitney dance which has been arranged by a number of British men and women, under the di rection of Mrs. R. W. Blackwood. The Jitney dance is to be In charge of Richard Wilder and a committee of as sistants and Mm. Charles Blakeley will have charge of the cards. Today the benefit card party for the ; Pat ton home, which was given on the mezzanine floor of the Multnomah hotel, was one of the Largest and most successful affairs of the kind given this season. . Another , event of Saturday evening which has' both the social and : war in terest Is the Daughters Of the Confed eracy reception which will be held at the residence . of Mrs. 8. J. Claridge in .. Alameda Park. The proceeds will jro to the American ambulance hospital in France. , Miss Ilcmbrre Convalescing Miss Maxme fiembree has been re ,'eelvlng many lovely flowers and dainty messages of congratulation upon her removal from St. Vincents hospital to her home In North iTwenty-first Street. r : Miss Hembree has been seriously III since December and her complete recov - ery Is now hoped for by hermany friends. 'Ilelnhts Club for April .'". The Portland Heights dub social corn' ' mittee for April has announced the fol lowing events for this month, beginning "w. with a dance, this evening for the sen iors. Also, Friday, April 19, the seniors . of the club will hold a party, and for . the young people a dance has been set for the evening of Friday, April 2. 'The social committee Includes Mrs. Omar 'Spencer, Mrs. J. R. Hulbext, Mrs. Fred !. Zlegler and Mrs. W. H. CMowelL, Knights of Columbus Ball ',- At the Multnomah hotel, Saturday ; evening, the Knights of Columbus wlQ . entertain In compliment to the vUittng f soldiers with a: large formal dance. A "number of prominent matrons are acting as patronesinea for the event, which bids ! fair te brtrwat enjoyable. , The Follies Danco Tonight The 1917-18 Follies will give their v Easter party this evening at Christ en- . sen's .hall. ; Novel features In keeping ; with the- season have been arranged and v there Is much Interest In the event among the large following of this popu- ; lar club. j Home From Coronado Mrs. John Francis Shea and her at tractive daughter. Miss Ivelou Shea, ,' have returaed home from a . delightful k Visit In Southern California at Hotel Del Coronado. I m t-V Mrs. J. A- Jackson and two children Of Astoria have returned home after a pleasant Easter visit with her daugh . ter, Mrs. A. J. Benoit, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Benoit, parents of . Private A. J J. Benoit. ueo. wrignt w. u. c win nolo a so cial afternoon with j a dinner following hSI: t p. mi weanesoay, April 10. in . honor of their thirtyi-fourth anniversary, 'the proceeds of the dinner to go toward ?! the national, encampment fund. ' There '.will be a program n the afternoon. . Bohemians Join in . Liberty Loan Drive :Vhr:M.,X4 -f ill L i - -r n-; , C: - ' v ig ) ,pr,, v'" ' ' ' i g f Wis, iT , "' II if?,'??, 'V;VW''t' TNt AV'i "-.. 11 a t s yxt ' 7rv IB ! "f y -VV Ml ' f y Y I g v ; , : v 7l Si 1 I? ,f -ttv, i . v jr ; 'V A . I - v I g Si ;,, v . , r s, y J y t. Jf ?s V . II j ? . t ' tK f; i t A I g ; f ;;c' sif T,",,y t Jjhx lg T c. 'o t-j f J -? -A I g I t"f, 1 '"-f i- H-Ui ' I g k'Xl ItfA U-KaZpt -f- ifVI lg ! J, ' ' i ''"tl -c vs. lg ; -i -v , i i g?i srh.ii - w ? i I g i; 4." ,4S s;J i ; , sfSJb,t '.ttl ? I j I - i 3 - ';C ,s 1 . , t ; . J II I K jMt, J"t--f ";iV- v S"( ifCi ' I ' 'V, SI I f-v ' $ iif '('' 1 II Jewish Women To Work For Big Loan Council Votes to Make Individual Canvass Among Its Mem- ! bership. Photo bj BnihncU. Fox Trots Must Take Back Seat Now Mars Double Crosses Terpsichore and Maids of National Cap ital Pouting. WASHINGTON, April 5. (L N. S, Off with the fox trot and on with the march! Mars has double crossed Terpsichore, and maids of the national capital are pouting. T J Just when everything was so lovely and everybody was having such, a good time, along comes the war department and takes over practically all the dance halls in Washington for use as armories and department bureaus. ' Bend Man Arrested ;Por Alleged Sedition - -Bend, Or April '5. Paul Teesman, a lumberman employed near'. Bend, was brought before District Attorney Dear mond Thursday to answer -the charge of having made seditious statements. He will be sent to Portland to appear be fore the federal grand Jury. Workmen with whom he was. employed . are re sponsible for the arrest of the man for remarks . lie Is alleged . to have made last week. v 7 By Telia Wlaser f N RESPONSES to an urgent appeal from Mrs. Charles - W. . Fairbanks, wife -of the former vice president, who Is Interesting- herself especially in the women's organisations of the country on behalf of the third Liberty loan, the Council of Jewish Women, at a special meeting: of the board held Thursday, voted to make an Individual canvass among Its entire membership, seeking Investors In the bonds. The -, annual meeting of the council is the next sched uled and, if it is found after the pay ment -of bills that any money remains In the treasury, the council as a whole win purchase bonds. The council held Its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, when R. E. Haney. United States district attorney,' defined the term "alien enemy,", and made a strong plea with the members to buy Liberty bonds. At the close of bis ad dress he answered questions. The pleas ure of the afternoon was heightened by the singing of Mrs. Fletcher linn. The State University has recently out lined a course In short story writing for the club women of Oregon. They have en special pains to plan It to suit the busy housewife, and yet It will help the woman of leisure to know whether she cares for a longer course, .or not. Every woman who takes this coaise will have a better understanding or. and better appreciation of all literature. Copies of the Introduction and an out line of the lessons, have been furnished by the university, and the literature and library committee have placed them la the hands of all of the federated dubs In the state. The Oregon Agricultural college outlined a course also, but through some misunderstanding It did not reach the committee in time to be included In the letter recently sent out. Clubs wishing to see It may obtain copies by writing the extension depart ment of the O. A. C. by Mrs. Foote and Miss Btoly, the club adjourned to meet at the home of Mildred Haverly, where the life 'of Wagner will be the subject for the eve ning. 5 - The mothers ox the Alhina Homestead school' have organized a Red Cross auxiliary at the school In the sewing room. Work Is being carried on under Mrs. U. S. Jaeobson, chairman; Mrs. George H. Randall, secretary, and Mrs. E. U. Davis, treasurer. A silver tea was given at the school. The money made was turned over to the Red Cross to buy material for Red Cross work. The auxiliary meets every Thursday from 10 to 4. Everyone Interested Is welcome. On Tuesday atiernoon M on ta villa Parent-Teacher association had as speak ers. J. E.' Cooter, school garden super visor, and Miss Joyce. Mr. Cooter spoke particularly of the home garden. In an effort to interest the mothers of the children who have gardens so that after tne scnooi terra were' win sun be an incentive to work. Miss Joyce followed, explaining the club work which will be organised in the school later. Children from Miss Carpenter's room sang two selecuona. -t The regular meeting ! of the Forest Grove Woman's club was held Monday afternoon at the studio of ' Director Miss Wlalma Waggoner, at Pacific university conservatory." It was Rus sian day, and a fine program was en joyed by members and friend a. Pres ident White presided, and a paper of great Interest, describing Russia, its people and political and economic con dltlons, was read by Mrs. O. M. San- ford, librarian of the Rogers City library. Mrs. A- U. Marsh gave a selection from Tolstoi, "The Repentant Sinner,' after which Miss Waggoner gave a description of the mualo and - folk songs of Russia and of the master musicians of . the . day. Interspersed with ' her 'remarks the following pro gram was rendered by the young ladles -of the conservatory: TJie Red Sarafan." (folk song) Miss Beth Cran dall; two pianos. "Marche Slave," TschaOtowskt, Elisabeth Hervey and Bessie Smith, Helen B runner and Eathel McKlnney; song. "141 aca," Rachmanloff, Beth Craadall ; "Polchl- nelle, Rachmaninoff, Bessie Smith. IM RS. JOHN N CASEY, a patroness for Knights of Columbus ball at the Multnomah , hotel Saturday evening. ', ,K H i J ' "' y$S '-. -. 1. iSa:-::., VsSSBB II I v i g mm r - 'Lighting Effects At Ball Are ' . Artistic ' Electrical Workers', Party Suc cessful; To Be Repeated T6 " night and Saturday. ! The Etude Study club of Woodburn met at the home of Robert foote Tues day evening. After business session a talk was given pertaining to some "Leschetaky Principles of Piano Play ing.! after which the life and composi tions of Lodwig -von Beethoven were discussed. The following program was rendered : ' Beethoven's . "Farewell to the Piano," "Gem From Beethoven," and a. Beethoven minuet ; vocal solo, "Dawning," ; accompanied by . Frances Dayton: "Peasant's Song," Lucile Nea del; - duet, Archie Dayton and -Mrs. Geer ; - piano solo, Robert Foote ; duet, Mildred Haverly and Mrs. Geer, and vocal solo by Ruth Geer., After lunch. Jews Are Massacred In Buss Turkestan Moscow, April 5. Three hundred Jews have been massacred In Kokland, Rus sian Turkestan, according to dispatches received here, and anti-Jewish riots are taking place at other: points. When Ukrainian forces captared the city of Kiev recently a large number of Jews were killed. elllitary Instructor Now Captain t Oregon Agricultural College, Co rv si lls. April 5. Sergeant Major Hayes, a: 11 ml m&mvm AMIDST a color scheme of red. whKe and blue and with hundrria of alw. trie lights artistically -arranged In cell rags and on jtlUars the electrical work- oc Portland were hosts at a most successful. dance at The v Auditorium Thursday night. The big building was gay with the merrymakers. The affair given zor the benefit of the Red Cross. Two other similar dances will be held at The Auditorium, tonight and Saturday. Amona the artistla dvttlAna u fthe representation of the Goddess of Liberty. Four big emblems of the Red assistant - commandant of the . college regiment,' with which he has been sta tioned for the past five years, has been appointed to a captaincy In the regular army and has been ordered to report for active service In North Carolina. Ira mediately, according to orders received here: from the war department. Why Spring Brings Out Freckle and Eruptions THRIFT STAMPS . - ' and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS on Sale at Business Office. The Journal Cross were also greatly admired. - Con spicuous features . were the - coats of arms of the various silled nations. , As the band played the national airs the lights would be turned on the emblems. Fifty spot lights were stationed at points In the gallery. . i ' . ' Mayor George X Baker delivered, a short opening address. Rufus Hoi man and Major Blackmore also spoke. Fred ! Bourne, business representative of Electrical Workerr union No, 4S, pre sided. Girl telephone operators, dressed as Red Cross nurses, were among those at the dance. j J. C Caine is general chairman and Vern Hobarker and W. O. Picketing, managed the lighting arrangements, all of which represent the gratuitous labor of the electrical workers. All the pro ceeds will be devoted to the Red Cross. . ' r -. Eussia Will Send i Mission to America M t . .';" ' ' London. April 6 An uhotfkial Rus sian mission has been Instructed to leave for the United States to liquidate Russia's war order In America and make arrangements for trade betwen the two countries. It was stad Thurs day In a dispatch from Moscow. The sudden anpearanos of freckles. slight eruptions or fine lines at this sea son, is attributed by scientists to the "acting ray." which Is unusually active during the spring months. Where the skin Is so affected by this Influence, If one will procure an ounce of common mercolised wax at any drag store, apply a little of- It before retiring, like old cream, she can easily overcome the trou bled . Whan the wax la washed off next morning, minute flaky akin - particles oome with it- The entire outer cuticle is ' removed in this way In a week or two, - with aU its defects, -No bleach could so effectually remove freckles or blemishes. The new surface Is smooth, clear, fresh looking. No pain or Inconvenience accompanies this slm- a pie treatments A.av. IHHIHilllllllHItlHtlllitliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimilllllllllltllllllllllllllTTm K j'Mi V 1 1 LeVs All Sacri fice! This - To refute to support the I Third; Liberty Loan is the same as saying: "I don't J 1 care what happens to the boys over there, or to' my country." . , Are you willing to go on record as say- inf that, or Vill you, even to the point of 1 sacrifice, contribute your dollars? 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