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THE OREGON , SUNDAY.- JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1920.
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Originated in
This City in 1917
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By A. D. Crldre.
TUB Ancient Tiib of Sheiks an
Daughter of the Mosque, "A. O. U.
W., has revived many a pilgrim weary of
the monotony of lodge life and perishing
with solemnity. It was originated in
Portland, and I. S. Herrin, grand master
of the A. O. X5. W. of Oregon, la itm
daddy. . The Sheika took well-i It has
ppread to other states and has the In
dorsement of the supreme A. O. U. W.
W. Frank Paine is the present grand
vizier, D. C. Herrin Is the supreme
scrifce. Grand masters and supreme of
ficers of the order have come to Portland
within the last year to receive its cere
monial degrees and have departed full of
boyish enthusiasm to do likewise to their
associates in far and distant lands. The
Sheiks are making Portland famous.
- Thei organization of Portland Mosque
No. li took place October, 27. 1917 and
there; are now applications In from Eea
Molnest Iowa ; Great Falls. I. Mont. ;
Jamestown, N. D. : St- Louis, Mo. ; Chi
cago, ML '; and other places. The degree
is not a side degree, and It never has
the -same ceremonial twice in j success
ion. It is a part of the Ancient Order
of Uiiited Workmen, and assists In the
degree work 0 that organization. . Its
regalia and appHances are made, for the
moat part. in Portland, and it is "some
thing different." j
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The Security Benefit association local
councils of this cit;y and nearby cities
and towns are interested in the.. visit of
E. J.. Cromwell, national prelate, on the
evening of Friday, when Kirkpatrlck
council will be host at Swiss hall to the
membership attending. ' There f will be
given by him the exemplification of the
beautiful ritualistic work, withi a mod
wm motion picture set of reels, and a
ciass of 100 or more will be irecelved.
There are 1200 feet of film used in this
presentation, and they were produced by
one of the beat companies that . could be
procured. The actors participating are
of national reputation.- A music ma
chine reproduces the voices of famous
singers, as the pcenes develop to the
different songs, chants and odes of the
ritual. ,- . - -'j
Eureka couneiL. Security Benefit as
sociation, has given several attractive,
entertainments during the past few
months. Among its friends are several
pupils of Dorothy Rasmussen, who In
structs them for the benefit of the so
cials. They are Ilene Killeen. who gives
the beautiful "Fairy Queen" dance ; Mar
garet Hesler, "Le Coquette" dance; Vir
ginia Butler, "Highland Fling"; June
Martlnger, "Minuet" J . Margaret and
Mary Zerzan and Shannah Hesler in
"The Irish Washerwoman." ,
The convention of the Security Benefit
association of the district of Oregon
met Wednesday at W. O. W. temple and
was presided over by C. C. Brown.
There were 31 local- councils reported.
The . principal business was i quickly
transacted, which was the election of
Fred C. King of-Kirkpatrlck council and
JVM. Peters of Anchor council, this city,
delegates to the suprefne council. Alter
nates were T. A. Campbell of Eugene
. and Mrs. C. Hemmingaer of Oregon
city; alternate. " I
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Monday evening Industry lodge, "A. O.
U. W., will give one of its series of
dances and social affairs at thei Pythian
building. The lodge is securing a large
number of young people and people who
feel young, and the social features of life
are not neglected. Arrangements are
being made by the lodge to, go In a body
to Hood River. May 15. where' the. of-
fleers, assisted by
the uniformed rank
of the Shleks, will
put on the tnttlatory
work for a large class of candidates.
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Kirkpatrlck council. Security Benefit
association, together with Anchor coun-
cil officers and members, Wednesday
evening visited Beaverton council at
that flourishing little city and tonferred
the work upon a class--of 14 candidates.
This council has recently been organ
ized by Deputy District Manager H. W.
Smith. X R. Deatt is president ; Dr.
C. C. Mason, secretary, and Hazell Hill,
financier. I
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Monday night 60 of more members of
the Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet at
Neighbors of Woodcraft hall. Tenth and
Taylor streets, to have a spelling match
tryout, from which 13 will be chosen in a
contest with a like number selected from
the public schools in a spelling contest.
The public Is invited to participate in the
fun. The final match will be about
May IV . ;i . ; v.
Ivanhoe lodge. Knights of Pythias, last
Tuesday night gave one of the most suc-
cessful social entertainments ini the his
. tor y of the lodge. The two large halls
of the Pythian building . were ! crowded
with members and their fartiBles. Re
freshments were served In the: banquet
room on the fifth floor. f .
Portland camp : No 107, Woodmen of
the World, will visit St. Johms camp.
Woodmen of the World, at that i flourish
ing portion of the city. Thursday even
ing. May 13, and will put on some floor
- work for the benefit of the host and a
" class of candidates. ' i
Martha Washington chapter. Order
Eastern Star, , Monday evening was
hostess to Tualatin chapter of Hillsboro
A Scotch program was presented under
ir.e direction of Mrs. Drymen.j and re-
freshmen ts were served at the close.
, Camelia chapter. Order Eastern Star,
has appointed a committe to visit other
O. E. S. chapters and secure concerted
action on the erection-of an Order East
- era Star temple in this city. It is hoped
to bring this about Independently from
a Masonic temple. j
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" Wednesday evening Cosmopolitan
lodge.' Knights of Pythias, Leave a
free sr-, card and dancing party at
the Pythan building. West Park and
Yamhill streets. There Is to be plenty
of good music and light refreshments.
All brother knights and their ladies are
cordially invited. f
Prospect camp, W. " O. W j officers,
members and team, will visit Vancouver
Wednesday evening and assist the
Neighbors receive a large class of mem-
bers. J. J. Jennings, consul commander,
win be in- charge. " ' i
Hassalo lodge intended Thursday night
t to have a smoker. , but befbre the pro
. gram had begun more than 100 members
of the Rebekahs invaded ' the hall and
turned it into a social. i.P. W.1 Stewart
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Sheiks and Daughters of
; new ceremonial order
United Workmen. U
presided and a! program was
delighted the large audience. Among
the participants were the Hi O. O. F.
band; R. T. Rogers.. guitar ; ! R. D. Wy
lle, guitar ; George -Graham, Scotch
Bongs In costume ; Mrs. F, B- Murray,
anecdote ; Harper sisters, musical selec
tions. 1 Judge Jacob Kanzleri spoke on
TDomestlc Relations." , Past Grand Ham
ilton .Johnstone wivt called up for trial
and responded; "guilty" to jthe charge
of giving legal advice from tjme to time
without price jto the ' trustees of the
lodge. His sentence was pronounced by
P. W. Stewart i to be the carrying home
of a beautiful mantel clock, with admoni
tions not to take it to Chicago as a dele
gate to the national Republican conven
tion, but to leave it home, even if he in
sisted on , going himself.. Refreshments
with speeches and music kept the mem
bers and guests until, the last car.
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I It has been decided by the representa
lives " of ' the Masonic organizations In
Portland to hold a picnic at the. site of
the Masonic and Eastern Star home
steads,: adjoining-Forest Grove, Monday,
May 31. Every Mason and his family
will be guests of Holbrookl lodge No.
30, A. F. and Aj M., of Forest Grove, and
promise, is made, of ample! entertain
ment, ilt is t,pought, however, tnat ir j
the full letter of the invitation was taken
that all Forest; Grove will be in a fam
ine the next day, so probably there will
be wise masters who will
take "oil,
corn and winef with them to the feast.
The Masonic and Eastern iStar home
will be situated in the mtdstS of a tract
of 28 H acres and will be one of the
most sightly ini the state. I
The cornerstone will be laid bv. the of
ficers of the grand lodge and grand
Chapter at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday, June
16, and it Is expected that there will be
the largest concourse of Masons and
members of the! Eastern Star evQr known
N the state. The grand lodge and grand
fcljiapter will b in session in Portland
on that date,, and many visiting broth
ers and sisters of the two fraternities
Will be at thei ceremonies starting the
building of the .temple of relief and care
of aged members and orphans of the two
orders. ' I .
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The splendid: reception given . by the
Brotherhood of I American Yeomen to the
honorable supreme foreman, j George N.
Frink, f and his wife, of Pes Moines,
Iowa, Tuesday iight at the Turn Verein
hall, .was 'a. surprise to the members of
the order themselves. , O. K.j Kastilohn,
foreman of Portland Star homestead,
presided. Ivanhoe homestead ilnder the
direction of Mrs. Minnie South and Miss
Peart Owens-with' a degree (team of 16
and a drill team of 16 more,' conferred
the work upon a class of 116 j candidates
upon the floor. A large number were
seated t for want of room. ;; L After the
elaborate banquet was
served under the directlqn of Mrs., Hat-
ue amun, ana a large committee Of en
tertainment of Portland Stari homestead.
The supreme foreman declared he had
never- seen better presentation of the
work i than that given by Ivanhoe
homestead. ....... i-
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The reception to A. "W. Frye. supreme
lientehant commander of the Maccabees,
will be held at Pacific States hall. 409
jucr u-ei, xnursaay evening, ana rep
resentatlves of the local tents In Mult
nomah. Washington", Tamhilll Tillamook,
vommDia, uacKamas ana Clatsop coun
ties will be present. Lieutenant Com-
manaer fTye wiu be welcomed by J. W.
Sherwood, state commander, and will
deliver one of the fraternal addresses
for which he is-noted. 'A 'class' will be
initiated under the direction jof a degree
team made up from members pf several
tents.
i Palestine lodge. A.. F..and A.. M.,. is
enjoying the usual i activities of Ma
sonic lodges in this city.' Last Tuesday
evening the degree of Master ; Mason
was conferred by a visiting'; team com
posed iof employes of .the telephone com.
pany. S The lodge Is. considering moving
from lArleta "to Archer Place, on the
-Mount Scott line, where It iis thought
;better i accommodations for the growing
memoersnip can be secured,
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! The Odd Fellows of Forest Grove have
twice lost their regalia' and records by
fire in the last few years and Hassalo
lodge and the I. O. O. F. band will assist-
the. Forest Grove brothers Satur
day evening. May 8. with their, presence
ai a piay ana entertainment to be riven
in College hall." The party iwill go by
auto ana a supper- will be served by the
lodge there after the entertainment.
The celebration of the sixth anniveree-
ary of the establishment of. Sunnysids ;
lodge, j A., F. and A. M.. will! be held at'
its new temple. East Thirty-ninth street i
ana tiawtnorne avenue, next Saturday
and members of the ; Sunnyside lodge,
Sunny side chapter. O. E. and their
friends and visiting members of th two
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fraternities will participate.' The com
mittee pn entertainments is headed by
p. W. Hawkinson, assisted by Harry L.
Day, H. D. Tilden, E. S. Huckabay. M.
M. McMillen, Chester Waters. The best
talent procurable in Portland wfll be on
the musical and .literary entertainment,
to which will be added some vaudeville
specialties. ; - " 1 I
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Star lodge, X O. O. F., has positively
decided to purchase the Hot at the north
east corner ofBorthwick and Killings-
worth avenue, and will now move stead
ily forward to the erection of a build
ing. The lot is 100. by 100 and In I
choice business' section of that part of
the city. . While plans have not been ac
cepted and the committee on building
nas not been appointed, i there is an
evident determination to construct a
modern three story building, with stores
on the ground floor, offices on the sec
ond floor and two halls -and accessory
committee rooms on the third floor.-With
over 200- policemen and firemen on- its
membership rolls. Star lodge should shine
in the' night, for they are all gopd
hustlers and go-getters. - - It is safe to
predict a most substantial I. O. O. F.
temple for the. Upper' Albina or KI1-
ungsworu section of the, city within a
year.
Grand Secretary James F. Robinson
of ; the Masonic grand lodge in Oregon
is attending the Grand Chapter Knights
Templar of California in an Francisco.
He is the personal representative of the
grand master of the Grand Encampment
K. ' T. of the United States, Hon: J. K.
Orr of Georgia, and will inspect the
plumed knights of the Golden state ' in
the grand tournament parade in the city
of the Golden Gate.
Multnomah camp, W. O. W., will ini
tiate a class of 30 Friday night. It has
made arrangements for a street fair to
run from May 15 to May 23 at Eleventh
street' . and Hawthorne avenue. The
Fourth of July committee has engaged
three steamers for its- annual river out
ing on that date. ;
Lincoln-Garfield Relief corps wilt give
a card party in- room 525 courthouse.
Friday evening. The committee in- charge
is Helen Otto and Carrie Brownell. Mem
bers and friends of the W. R. C. and
G. A. R. are invited. ;
i Robert : Emmet branch. Friends of
Irish Freedom, will give the last danc
ing party of the season Saturday eve
ning. May 8. The public is invited to
participate in the festivities..
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Fraternal iNews '
From Alii Parts
i Of Northwest
Brownsville
The local Rebekah lodge
ha. elected the following delegates to
Baker, May 25: Myrtle Stevens, Sadie
Warren,- Florence Moran and Minnie
Drinkard. -i " '
Word. comes that the 'I. O. O. F. and
Martha Rebekah lodges of Crawford s-
vffle celebrated Monday the one nun-
dred and first anniversary of the sub-
ordinate lodge. There waa a program.
a banquet and a general good time. -
Last Wednesday night a meeting- of 1
Brownsville Odd Fellows was enlivened t
by a visit ' from the Corvallis degree 1
team which conferred the third degree I
upon a class or zo canaioates lor me i
Brownsville encampment. I
U There were about 100; visitors present I
at the meeting. Odd Fellows coming
from Harrisburg, Halsey, Crawfords-
ville and Corvallis. Grand Junior War-
den Wadsworth of Harrisburg gave the
principal address of the occasion and
spoke concerning the purposes and bene-
fits of this branch of the order, i M
?i Ai distinguished visitor was G. V.
Standish of Salem, one of the oldest
members of Callapooia lodge and of
the Brownsville encampment. He be-
came a member of the order away back
in-1878 and has retained his membership
nere since mat time. i -
.ft Alter me speeches ana tne worn a
social hour was enjoyed by the fraternal
brethren, and an oyster supper was
served before the meeting broke up. j j
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i Chehalis, Wash. The Odd Fellows expressed much satisfaction with ; all
lodge of Chahalis celebrated the ' 101st -work! connected with .the chapter. Re
anniversary of the order Tuesday eve- freshments were served and a delightful
fling. There was a good attendance
and many visitors present from T acorn a,
Winlock and Centralia. A very interest-
ing program was given, which consisted
of the following: A Vocal solo by Mr.
Brower of the State Training school, a
reading by Miss Ida price, selections
from the State Training j school quartet,
reading by Mrs. Frank Savage of Ta-
coma, a violin solo by Miss Hazel Brown, I
accomDanied bv M as Eleanor Rntarunn I
and ; a reading by Miss Hazel Meisen.
The speaker for the evening was Rev.
W. H. Thompson of CorvalBs. Rev.
Mr. Thnmnsnn in a Civil wari veteran
and ' also a member of the order. .' He
explained the principles of Odd Fellow-
ship, which are love, ; friendship and
iniin, wnicn was very inieresung. j lit.
Buglin, who is holding Evangelist meet
ings in Chehalis at the' present time,
also gave a short talk on the' order of
the Odd Fellows, of which he is a
member. - , !! -.
i At the close- of the program refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
i Seaside On Monday evening Seaside
lodge No. 238, I. O. O. F., and Ramona
Rebekah lodge No, 222, held appropriate
exercises In their, hall, celebratlne i the
one hundred and first anniversary of
the founding of the . Order of Odd; Fel-
lows. The hall was decorated tastily
ana oasxeta - - oz spring : piossoms were
used as decorations in the dining room.
During the evening a program was given
consisting of the following: Song, by
me members : prayer. Kev. & o. fuld-
nage; aaaress oi welcome, k. ; kj. tai-
ston; song, Blanche Ruthrauf f ; reading.
Hiss Elsie Relk; song. Miss Beulah
Gilkey ; history of Odd Fellowship, i A.
M,i Jobson; recitation, Genevieve Fake;
address on Odd Fellowship, Rev. E. O.
Eldridge ; song, -W. J. Passey ; ' piano
Solo,; Mrs. R. O. Ralston.
t Corvallis The Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs held a joint celebration Monday
evening of the one hundred and first
anniversary of the institution of the
Odd Fellows' lodge in the United States.
The gathering was in. Odd Fellows' hall
and the following program was pre
sented:" Instrumental duet, i Misses
Emily Hout and Elizabeth Heath: vocal
penman ; cornet solo, Mrs. Omas Brown ;
reading, Mrs. Minnie Bosworth uquartet,
Calvin Ingle, Mrs. A. C Van Nuye and
Mr. land Mrs. B. E. Christianson ; read
ing, Arthur Berman ; address on the in
fluence of Odd Fellowship, Rev. J. i P.
Clyde. . ;-h r
' Milton, Or. Pomona lodge of Re
bekahs of Milton served a grand ban
quet April 16 at which Narcissas Re
bekah lodge of Walla Walla; over: 70
members of who were present and about
50 members of the Integrity lodge of
Freewater, were thei guests of honor.
Aiier me wuiquei me . xxarcissas lOage
degree team put on the initiatory work!
with rour candidates.;
; Medford Reames chapter, order - of
the Eastern Star celebrated its twen
tieth anniversary with a splendid pro
gram, refreshments and a large attend
ance. - All those! attending donated one
cent for each year of their lives towards
a fund to be used in furnishing a new
chapter room. . i
'. Albany More than 100 Albany "women
have already signified acceptance of an
invitation extended by the Portland Man
ufacturers' association to visit Portland
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Warehouse
East First
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and
Second.
St.
as guests of the association May 12. A
special train will be run, arriving; In. the
Rose city in time for breakfast.- A ban-'
quet will be held at the Multnomah hotel
at noon, v The women will tour the Port
land manufacturing district, visiting the
Crown mills, the Trn-Blu Biscuit com
pany; the Swift & Col plant, the Ixr
Cabin bakery, Clossett 4 Devers com-
nanri manufacturers of Golden West
extract8. adham" & Kerr
Broaj of Monopole fame, and other fae-;
torte ;,: j; ,.:;,'.;- ;': U
cn cm txr ixr Trt-
, "TS- Vl v ?. a VJli l ''7,'
from PortUnd and has been in confer-
ence wlm leader. of the local associa-
Uon Regarding the work generaUy. He
Kves an encouraelne account of asso-
ciaUon activities In Portland and other
cities, atatimr that its services have been
heartily received by the heads of big
manufacturing enterprises, who havo
been j willing to pay the expenses of a
secretary and a small equipment for the
sake of its effect on the morale of their
employes. : . -, 7 j
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Freewater. Integrity Rebekah lodge,
I- QJ, O.. F., No. 175, of this city held
Jts monthly social evening Tuesday.
Alter me business meeting me umapine
members took charge of the program
and ia most enjoyable time was spent.
Reading; Mrs. J. E. Jones; character
songi Mrs. R E. Bean r Umapine native
fn- Y11? 5laude Blala ft,inKMa8 t?le
b f buck Indian ; a sham initiation by
T8; ndv reain
RatUer by Mrs. R. E. Bean.
Estacada Mountain chapter. No. 108.
o. E. S.. of this place, enjoyed an
official Hvisit from the worthy, grand
matron. Mrs. Alberta McMurphy of
Eugene, j Monday evening. She came to
exemplify the work of the order, and
time i was enjoyed. j v
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Albany The Albany .Girl Scouts,, now
contains a membership of 5 it was- an-
nounced at a meeting of Xhe organiza-
tion in the public library auditorium
Wednesday night. Fivepatrols have al-
ready been formed and three more will
be added soon.
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lewDerg. ine raasomc loage emer-
tained last night the ladies of the Isast-
ern fctar ana their friends. The main
awracuon oi me evening was an act
I PUt On by Pipe Major McDonald, aC
companied by John McDonald, - Scotch
comedian, of Portland, featuring Soot-
sn aancmg anacomiciove songs.
Lebanon Pearl Rebekah lodge at its
last session initiated five candidates into
the order. Mrs. Ray Goodman and Mrs.
Ferd. Seeck ( were elected delegates to
the grand r lodge which will, meet next
month. Mrs. M. L. Southard was recom
mended for district deputy. A covered
dish supper preceded the meeting.
Baker Mrs. Mary E. 'Stewart, Mrs.
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Sue Cochrane and Mrs. Zella DeVall
have been elected by the Haines Rebek
ahs as delegates to the grand lodge
wmcn convenes m natter nexi monm.
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J : Cupid won a 10 to 1 bet here on the
board of trade. W. J. Mesendefck and
James RusselL well known grain deal
I ers, while at luncheon recently, discussed
marriae-e. ? Mesendeick bet Russell that
he (Russell) would not be married
I within a year. Russell accepted the bet.
The odds were 10 to 1.
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Came the following telegram to Mejs-
endeick from Russell a few days later
"Mail us S10, -are La Salle hotel, Chi
cago.. We- need the money.
"Mr. and Mrs. James N
Russell."
The couple were sent the following
reply :
1 1 "Inclosed find payment. , Any man
who would ' get married on a $10 bet
I at the expense of a friend deserves a
I heavy fine,. -as well as suspension from
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THE Daughters of Isabella i . has
leased a commodious cottage on the
board walk at Seaside in Which i they
purpose to give their members i and
friends a restful vacation at th smallest
possible outlay. .- ; - j . : i
. "A large v: number of ouri girls! are
employed, 32 per cent being teachers,"
said Miss Genevieve Ryan, president of
the club. "They want j and need a
vacation yet they cannot afford : a I long
trip or high -priced hotels, so we have
hit upon the plan of a cooperative cot
tage ; that is, each girl will merely
pay- her share of the actual expense
pf . maintenance. ' The cottage will ac
commodate 60 girls at one time, i and
as most vacation, periods are but! two
weeks in length we figure that we can
extend the hospitality of this place to
The sum of $1500 will be. required to
furnish the cottage and the j Daughters
are planning for a number of business
and entertainment events tot raise this
money. j;The first event will jbe a irum
mage sale to be conducted this week.
Contributions of discarded lohing, hauV,
shoes, - furniture ; and bric-a-brac i are
needed to stock the rummage .shop. For
further ' information regarding contribu
tions and their delivery, call Miss Ryan,
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t A minstrel show will be presented at
Cathedral hall Thursday evening, t May
6, by the members of the Holy Name
society of St Clements church. j
--A. May festival Is announced for
Wednesday evening. May . 26, jat Lincoln
high school auditorium. The program
will be given -by t the gymnasium class
of the Daughters, and willj include! May
pole aance. marcmng, idiki aancing.
drills, solo dances, musical i numbers and
other attractive features. I I
The National American Wax Mothers
met at the residence of j Mrs. Maud
Blampied Thursday afternoon and got
acquainted - and ' to work 'for thei fall
bazaar, the funds to be useq in the relief
work of this chapter. This (is the second
link of a chain of silver tes planned to
be held twice -a, -month. X number of
membership cards were signed and the
new members will be madq welcome at
the next regular meeting, -hiph will be
Wednesday,' May 5, at 2 p. m.. iroor4 525,
Courthouse. ' After ';a - nice) lunch twas
served by the hostesses. Mils. Mary! Au
terson. Mrs. L. B. ! Baketf 1." and Mrs.
Maud. Blampied. . the following partic
1 pants reluctantly wendedj their way
homeward : ; Mesdames John Eubanks,
Anna Pettibone, Ida Loughlin, , Alma
Renner, Katherlne ' StephjnsOn. JJucy
Dickerson, George Funk, Lowell Young,
Belle Crawford, Katie Walling, Flora-
belle Hoggart, L. E. Whetstone. C. M.
Alden, J. D. Abbott. J. G.-.ltyan, A. M.
Blackstone.; Betsy Miller, Miss 1 Q. E.
Strand and Masters William and Robert
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The Council of Jewish women
wiU
hold its . annual meeting ) Wednesday
at 2 p. m. in B'nai B'rith hall.: Reports
will be given land officers elected. Flans
are under way for an entertainment to
be given May 13 at B'nai B'rith I hall
by the senior and junior councils, for
the benefit of the National council fund.
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The Woman's ; Alliance S of thei Unita
rian church will ' hold its annual meet
ing Wednesday, May 5. at 2 p. m. There
will (be reports of the retiring officers
and chairmen of standing committees,
followed by: election of officers. Music
will be a feature and tea and a social
hour will follow,! ,
; Mrs. Alice Mi Weister's
class , will meet Monday -at
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Portland. There are six chapters of this popular sister
hood in. th,e. jcity. .1
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corner Siskiyou.
East Fifteenth street.
Take Irvington car.
The ' woman's
auxiliary of i Trinity
Episcopal church wllj meet Wednesday
at 2:30 n. m. Ati
the . parish house.. Mrs.
Warren E.. Wejer presiding.
The Charles? Dickens club will meet on
Thursday aftirnpon at the home of Mrs.
C. Hoge, O'Briah apartments, 1809 East
Eleventh street.
1 Ahe Oregon- Ceramic cjub will meet
with Mrs. Alexander Mulr, 1416 East
Stark street, Wednesday afternoon.
Fan for Heat
An electric fan is being employed by
President - Dustjn of the . Put-InBay
stealer llnej tcj keep his office warm
these cool spring mornings. -
1 Last Winter fcrr..Dustln found Imat.the
office was u&oomf ortabiy . jeool, although
there was as Rood fire,, and her set- out
to discover 4'hejre the heat went .Jto.-. He
found . that the air in the room at the
celling, was fjO degrees warmer than the
air four feet;' from the floor. f
As an exieriment Mr. Dust in set an
electric fan jon the flooV and - directed
the.current Hof Jalr:. toward the ceiling.
After the fan ' was In operation; for a
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short time he found by consulting -his
therijnometers at the floor and at tfie
eellihg that the temperjiture of the room
was ( practically the same throughout.
He. as getting the full benefit of the
fuel consumed. Mr. Dust In has equipped
all th large rooms In his residence with
an electric fan.
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serious illness than men, according to
Dr. Ada M. Chavilller of Gallup. N. M..
whose views on this subjet-t - were cm
bodied in a paper read to the Mfli!l
Society of the United States at its fourth
annual meeting here. -
The big, robust rp&n, she said, would
weaken where, a frail woman would pull
through, because "the woman has a bet
ter fighting spirit.,,
; Toinine Dodo Class
The boarding house in New York city
la slowly but surely taking it place
alongside the dodov cheap f iod and four
star Scotch whisky. It will soon ho a
thing of the past. With the present sr-ri-ous
housing shortage, officials declare
there is no place for the boarding housp,
and the big building, where formerly the
prune held forth are being converted into
small apartment houses.
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