THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920.
SOCIAL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
CLUB
WEDNESDAY JUNE 2
Tea. at the home of Miss Helen Drain, tor Miss Haxschbercrar of
Shattuck Parent-Teacher association business meeting at :S0
CALENDAR -Iowa State society meet at Turn Vereln hsJLr
A T: rMn A u P- n.
ViXJuil l USX American War Mothers, In room 625 Courthouse, at 2 p. m.
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State Women's
Clubs Meet;
Today
. Br Telia Wlsaer
- " EMBERS of the'Oregron Federation
1IX , of Women's Club from this and
of the state left Monday evening; at
5 :30 for Enterprise to attend the
' twenty-first annual convention. Mrs.
Ma B. Callahan of Cor vail is, president
of the federation, headfed a' delegation
of eljfht from that city.- On account of
the distance and approach of - political
: conventions c which a number, of the j
clubwomen will .attend, the attendance
t. the Club .convention will not be so
larsre as urual. It was expected that ;
additional - delegates, would Join the j
Portland delegation at. Hood River, j
Tr Dalles and Pendleton. - . I
The delegates will arrive in Wallowa ;
a morning and will be given an au-j
mobile ride from there to Enterprise.
1 he convention will open . this, evening I
1th a reception, r at which addresses f
r welcome win be given oy a. ;.
Miller, mayor ; F. W. Savage, , pre si- J
int, fit the Chamber of Commerce:
"frs. Jay. H. obbins. president of the.
Enterprise Woman's club. The response
wlU be give by Mra , Collins W. El-j
. kin. of Prfweville, .first vies president
of the federation. K
. Prominent among the addressea will
be those by Miss Elizabeth Fox, dean ,
of. women at the University of Oregon,!
who wtll speak on "Our College Girls" ;
Airs. Alexander Thompson 'on "Women:
In Politics";.. Mrs. Charles H. Castner.
on "Thrift" ; Dr. Ralph P. Boasr on .
"American I aatlon" ; :;. Ray - Carter, on:
"Community Service"; Mra Grace M. .
Wilmot, on "Art In Decoration."
The trout 'breakfast on the banks of
Wallowa lake Thursday morning is to
be one of the unique features of the
' convention. The final session will , be
, held Friday morning, the women, re
! turning to Portland Friday night
The Association of Collegiate Alumnae
will inspect the Girla' Polytechnic school
and have ; luncheon there Wednesday.
: Members are asked to assemble at 11
a. m. Luncheon will - be served at 12.
IMatos will be 50 cents. Reservations
should be made' at once by telephoning
Broadway 2585 er 627-13. -
The ourrent literature department of
the- Portland Woman's club : will meet
Thursday with Mrs. EL R. PHtlekau,
, 14 Hawthorne avenue. iAmcneon will
be. served at X o'clock. Assisting host
esses will be Mrs. R. R. , Giltner. Mrs.
R.--C. Russell, Mrs. J. Frank Davies,
Mrs. S. E. Gilbert, Mrs. George C. Flan
ders and Mrs. Caroline Xunlap. Mrs.
Walter W. 3ruce wlU read "Our'n All
Our'n,""by Anne Shannon Monroe, and
. "Tilly Cuts Loose," ' by Bess Streeter
Atfirlch, both Oregon . authors. Miss
Helen Barbara Plttelkau will give piano
"nir.ibera, " , :
'" Among the reports given at the Ore-
-ot Women's Federation meeting at
Enterprise wtll be 6ne from the Great
er Medf ord . club. The report Njy Mrs.
Jap Andrews states that the club is
unable to send a delegate to the an-
. nul convention, but Is sending one to
Pis 4 Moines. The' club under Mrs. An-
i drews has done some splendid work, has
a membership in the Chamber of Com
men -, is interested In plantings and is
"helping to start an automobile camp
ing ground at Medf ord.
- The evening meetings of the Social
Workers' association, scheduled for to
night, and Monday,. June 14, have been
canceled!" ".
The- board of directors will meet - at
luncheon tonight and June 7 and 14 In
the Oregon' grill. AH members of the
" Association are welcome and those hav-
. ins. suggestions for the state conference
are urged to come. . ? s -
. 'The Oregon conference of social work
ers wtll be held at the Central library,
, June 28, 29 and 30, in connection with
the summer school of the Portland
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MRS. R. Z. DUKE, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Oregon Greeters association, which gave a party Friday
. evening, at the home of Mrs. Anna 5. Foster. 633 East
r Madison street.
school of social work,
mailed later.
Programs will be
The . annual meeting and election : of
directors for the social workers asso
ciation will occur some time during the
conference. Exact time will be an
nounced in the conference program.
. The Music-Education school closes its
session this week and several informal
programs have been planned by the chil
dren for their parents and friends. :
Yesterday, from 10 to 12 they read and
sang ; today they will - dance from . 10
to 22. On Wednesday they wilL talk
about the world and Its history from 10
to 12 and on Thursday they will present
a little play at 11 o'clock.
' June t, Portland Social club give
another of Its , delightful dancing par
ties at Pythian temple. Eleventh- and
Yamhill streets (formerly Masonic tem
ple). Those desiring to play cards wilt
find tables arranged for them, and the
committee in charge has promised some
very nice prixes. All Eastern Star mem
bers and their friends are Invited. "J.
F. Waits is chairman of the committee
composed of the following members :
Mrs. Waits, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. . Bressel, Mr.- and Mrs. Wilson,
Miss Eva Jameson, Mrs. Matilda
Shepard, Mrs, E. B. Wheat and Mrs. H.
L. Trostdorf. For further Information
phone East 8062 or East 6383. ,
For the pleasure of Mrs. Mary Foster,
who la 91 , years old, a surprise lunch
eon was given at her home in Cniver
sity park recently by the Royal Neigh
bors unit. of which she is a. member.
For the occasion the rooms were decked
in purple and .white lilacs. Mrs. Foster
has spent 46 years in Oregon. She has
two daughters,! five grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
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Works For Two
Violins To
Be Heard
EUGENE YSAYB and Mlscha Elman.
who play at the Heilig theatre
Wednesday .night,.' direction: Steer: A
Coman, played In San Francisco' Sun
day afternoon to an audience cf 7000.
The critic of the San Francleeo Chron
icle says: . ;
'The program opened with a Mozart
Concertante. .Beautiful : as it was in
suavity of tone and grace of rhythm, it
was banished into the realm of the for
gotten by- the sheer loveliness of the r
Minor Concerto of Bach that followed;
This was followed ' by the Molique F.
Major Concertante, on which Ysaye has
grafted a double cadenza. v.: ;-'L .
"But the brilliant colors of this c
denxa - and , the sprightliness of ' the
Moszkowskl suite could , not ef fact the
recollection ' of its 'stately beauty that
the recital ' will be remembered by all
who heard it"
Following is the program for the re
cital here:
ConesrtanU D Major, for two tfolln. . . .Mosart
AUbto am aplrita. . ..
and&nt.
... Aliecm ' "
Conawto D Minor, far two riolina ........ Bad)
- Virmoft.
, Inro ma aoa Tantov ? ' . i t
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CoAoartante F Major ............. .MoUaae
Cdenz br Ty)
Suit for two Tiolim, Op. Tl. ............
........ i . . . M.uric Moukowiki
AIWn ersieo.
Allesre mnderatOL.
"'- ,". Lrnto seal.- -'
: Molto TiTce.
Marguerite camp No. 1440, Royal
Neighbors of America, will give a card
party Tuesday evening at the East Side
Business Men's club, 114Va Grand avenue.
An Unwilling Pupil
By Thornton W. Bargest
A Mesaed thins it often is
. For all of m, nm you.
To be obliged to do a thine 5
We'ra'aura ws do not want to do.
A LL THE way to school Peter Rabbit
J. wondered who he . and the others
would "learn about that day. - He was so
busy wondering that he became heedless.
Peter Is Japt to be heedless at times.
He was so busy thinking and wondering
that he forgot to watch his steps. The
result was that, as he hopped out of a
bramble-tangle Just ; within the Green
Forest, h was all but landed ia some
thing worse than the worst brambles
that ever grew. It was only by a wild
jump to one side that he salved himself.
Peter had almost landed right in among
the thousand little apears -of Prickly
Porky the Porcupine ! ' r 4
"Gracicms V exclaimed Peter, that
was a - narrow i escape. . 'What are you
doing1 'way over here,- you prickly old
slow-poke?" ' ' "f -
"Why don't you look where you are
going r' grunted Prickly Porky; It was
plain that he was rather peevish. I "It
wouldn't be my fault if you had a few
of my little spears sticking to you this
very minute. It would serve you right
Yes,-air, it would serve you right. It is
a great pity, a fellow cannot walk along
minding his own business without dan
ger of being run Into or Jumped on by
heedless harum-scarum chaps like you.
He waddled along; a few steps and
then "began talking again, more to him
self than to Peters T don't see what
Old Mother Nature sent for me for this
morning. ' I hate a long walk. Tea, sir,
I hate a long walk."
Petert pricked up his long earaw "I
know !" he cried. "You are going to
school. Prickly Porky. Old Mother Na
ture has sent for you to come to school.
You are a Rodent,' and it must be that
we are going to learn all about you this
morning." ' - V . 5 - -; -:
. "I am not a Rodent ; I'm a Porcupine,"
grunted Prickly Porky indignantly.
"Toiit.i Rodent just the same," re
torted Peter, 'glad of a chance to air his
knowledge. "You've got big gnawing
teeth,, and anyone with teeth like those
is a Rodent."' 'Then at : a sudden
thought, a funny look passed oveV his
face and he added. ."Why. that Trrchas
that you and I are related In a way.'
Ion't believe , it," grunted ' Prickly
Program at Pan.
Proves Noyel
Diversion
NOVELTY with a big N characterizes
the bill at Pantages this week.
Many: of the acts are absolutely new,
others have clever new features and the
tumbling act. without which' no vaude
ville program is complete, is so daring
and so well done that it is received with
spontaneous applause. '
' In Howard and Helen Savage "At the
Country Club.? the audience is given
a thrill by some crack shooting of a
most : unusual character.- Ruoker and
Wlnfred. one a "chink" and one a col
ored rgent," delighted everyone with
their dialogue, songs and dances. They
j answered no . less than half a dozen
curtain calls with bland tmiles. but
positive shakes of the head.
"Fifty-Fifty" to the title or a merry
little sketch of song, patter and dance
given j by Lowry and Prince," - all of
which' is highly entertaining, although
the climax of fun comes in Lowry's
character song of mamma's naughty
boy, who. on going to New York, learned
to smoke cubebs. drink coca cola and
stay up until 10.
"You'd Be Surprised", with f Billy
Zeck, Gladys Randolph and Jack O'M al
ley. In a little one act playlet of clever
lines and situations, kept the audience
in gales of laughter. This act , intro
duces attractive scenery and a bevy of
smartly gowned, pretty frirls, thei whole
making up a delightful pit of ! enter
tainment. '- ' N . I-
Laurie Of d way, as the bride left wait-
ing at the i church, does a clever bit ofj
cnaracier woric, crying ana Bniining ner
way into the .heart of the audience with
some of the Mitzi Hajos trick. The
four- acrobats did remarkable work in
the air, on bars and on mat, which won
tjje approval of the audience, which was
a typically holiday one in size, "stand
ing; room only" being at a premium.
Mrs. O'Hare Ilans
Future Propaganda
For Prison Eef orm
St Louis, Mo., June 1. (L N. 8.)
Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare. Soci&list,
released Sunday from the Missouri
state penitentiary : at Jefferson City
through presidential commutation of her
five-year sentence for violation of the
espionage laws, after serving little more
than a year, was back with her four
children and her husband in her St.
Louis home today, declaring herself to
be "ten times more a pacifist . than
ever.
Mrs. O'Hare. declaring that "the So
cialist party Is now so strong that it
does ' not need my efforts,"' has, ex
pressed the intention, of devoting her
future ' writings, lectures and propa
ganda to prison reform work.
Columbia Beach H '
' Eeady for Season;
Has :New Features
- "Several thousand dollars ' have been
spent to make , the Columbia Beach
amusement park more attractive than
ever," said Joseph M, Reig, manager of
that summer resort.- in speaking of the
many improvements Just completed or
under way. . .
"The beach now ready for the 1920
season.'' has a new concrete ' roadway
throughout its length and new concreta
walks combing the resort.
, "A large crew of men has been em
ployed for several weeks at the park
in connection with the clean-up, paint
up and spruce-up movement inaugurated
to welcome the Shrlners to a spotless
city," Reig says." . -
"Rows of trees have-been ' planted
along the beach to provide shady loung
ing spots and 100 or so bird houses and
nests, built by the pupils of the High
land school, have been installed. Animal
houses are being built for the 'American
Zoo.' A concrete pond for ducks, geese
and other waterfowl has just been com-
, t ii . i.
Porky, still shuffling along. Don't be
lieve a word of it. Don't want to be re
lated to anybody as - heedlesa as you.
What is this school anyway? Don't want
to go to schooL Know all I want to
know.; Know how to get all I want to
eat and. how to make everybody get out
of my fay and leave me alone, and
that's enough to know." He rattled the
thousand little spears hidden la bis coat
"Wliat are you dolus; way over here,
' you frickly old slowpoke?"
and Peter shivered at the sound. It was
a most unpleasant sound.
"Well, some folks do like to be stupid,"
snapped Peter.''"I wouldn't be as 'fctupid
as you ara- for anything in the -world.
Folks who don't want to learn ought to
be made to learn. I guess it is a good
thing Old Mother Nature sent for you.
You'll have to learn somethina; now
whether you want to or not."
"With this Peter hurried on Ilpperty-lipperty-lip,
leaving Prickly Porky - to
slowly shuffle and : rattle and grunt
along; behind. All the others were there
when Peter -arrived. Prickly i Porky
wasn't even in sight. Old Mother Na
ture didn't wait. She has too much to
do to waste even a minute. She called
school to order at once.
(Copyrieht, 1820. H T, W. Barcess
The next story; "A Queer LitUe plow-
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TAX7DSTILLX :
OKf'HE V M Bnmdway st Tayloa
UrUn Bwa,
rannanue. X:ltf, S:10.
PANTAGES Brakdway st Alder. Hich elaw
' TwleUl sad photoplay featans. Aftemooa
aad aTenias. I ProaraB ebaoaaa Monday after
soon. I t
LOEW S HIPPODROME Broadway at tatahin.
Ui nation Aefcerman A - Hatrfca. VaudeTiUa
. aad pbotoplay fcaruna. Aftemooa anA nishL
DBAJAAT10 STOCK. j
BAKER Dark.) ':... .1 '..'':..'-..:.:
feTCSICAt. FARCE :"-' ' -1
LTRIC Pourtb at Stark. Musical farce.! "The
lUcrrrtta." Matioee daily at 2. Nisht. T
and 8. j, .
I PHOTOPLAYS ' -COLUMBIA
Sixth at SUrk. - William S. Hart
in "The Toll Gate." 11 1 a to 11 . a
LIBERTY Broadway at SUifc. rrbe Idol
Dancer. 11 a. m. to 11 p. au
KT70LI Waahinstan at Park. ' Jl(fl comedy
i aad "Kir Huabaad a Seoood-WUe." 11 a. m.
. to 11 p. a .
11AJESTIO - Washington at Park. Darothy
; Valton la "The Dark Atirror." 11 a. m. to
;- Al p. m. ( . !
PEOPLK8 Wat Park at Aider. ; Abo Joyoa la
"Doliais and the Woman." 11 a. av to 11
p. m. i : .
STAR .WaehlnstaB at Park. FlOrraee Vldor in
"The Family Honor." 11 a. m. to 11 p. m.
CIRCLE Fouita at ; Wanhlngton. - D. W, Orif
t ftth'au "Scarlet Daya" a ax to 4 a'eloek
t: the next morning. - . . t .-'..:''
4 1 . PAKjtS AND RESORTS
OAKS AMUSEMENT PARK Adelphia M luteal
. Comedy company, aftemooa . and areaics.
Dancing, akatina- t "
COUNCIL CREST "Top of tha Town." Daao-
ins, amaaemenU, picnloa.
FRATERNAL.
- The picnic Sat Forest Grove under aus
pices of the Masters', Wardens and Past
Masters Masonic association was a ,big
success, Tae PorUahd chapters and
lodges turned out with many original
features. Fully 15,000 people attended.
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The orders of Red Cross, and Malta
will be: given at Washing-Ion Masonic
hall this evening, Kast Eighth and East
Burneide. A large class of candidates
is expected and proceedings will begin
at 7 p. m. .1
Portland Btar homestead. Thursday
night at Tarn , Vereln hall. 255 Thir
teenth street, will confer, degree work
upon a class of applicants for admis
sion to the (American Yeomen.
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The . neighbors and friends : of Mar
guerite camp. Royal ; Neighbors of
America,: are invited, to attend a social
card party this evening at the rooms of
the East Side Business Men's club.
Oregon - assembly. United Artisans,
will hold a! dance and card party this
evening at W. O. W. temple,;
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An interesting meeting of Portland
lodge. Loyal Order of Moose, is prom
ised Wednesday evening at Moose tem
ple, Fourth land Taylor streets. ,
Mrs. J. Fj Batchelder of Hood River
has joined her son. George. Batchelder Of
New York at the Hotel. Portland. ; Mr.
Batchelder was for a long time engaged
in testing airplanes in France and since
the war is engaged In the banking busi
ness in Newt York.
pleted in one of the. most attractive cor
ners of the jpark. As soon as the sum
mer weather, appears to have come to
stay, the fortnaj opening of the park will
be held." ; j7 vM - j
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Elaborate Dance
Fete PLans
Are Made
By Helen H. Hatehltes,
ELABORATE plans are being com
pleted for the success of the benefit
dance fete to be given Saturday after
noon in ..the - gardens surrounding the
home of Mrs. Helen Ladd Corbett in
Sixth Street to raise funds for the wom
en's building at the University of Ore
gon. The hours are .from 3 :S0 to ' 5
o'clock and the affair'' Is open to all
friends of the cause.
The program, which wilt be composed
of aesthetic dancing interpretations of
musical compositions, many of them
chosen from Chopin and Brahms, will
be given by the students of Miss Jean
Wold's classes and under her direction.
- Mra Warren E. Thomas, president of
the MacDowell club, assisted by a group
of the members of that - organisation, :
will head the patroness list and will be
assisted by a number, of the members
fof that organization and 'heir friends.
among woom are. airs, tiarry iseai tot
rey, Mrs. iJohn Ross Dickson, Mr. P. L.
Campbell. Mrs.. Fletcher Linn. Mrs. Don
ald Spencer, Mrs. John Logan. Mrs.
Ralph E. Moody,, Mrs. Henry W. Mets
ger, Mrs. George , T. Gerlinger, Mra
Maurice E. Swits, Mrs. A. & Kerry,
Mrs. Charles Edwin Sears, Ralph E.
Moody, Mra Julia Marciuam, Mrs. Lor
ing : K. Adams, Mrs. Kverett Babcock
and (Mrs. John Pipes,
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1 Mrs. Frank Ira White was hostess for
a dinner Monday at her home in Whel
don Annex on the occasion or the eight
ieth birthday anniversary of her father.
M. R. McCauley. Mr. McCauley is: a
Veteran of the Iowa Twenty-fourth in
fantry and. is . a member of Lincoln-Garfield
post. : v " ' .'i
Miss .Kathryn Harschherger of 'fle
attle, who is the house guest of .Mjss
Helen Drain, will be guest of honor at
a tea Wednesday, for which Miss Drain
will be hostess at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Herbert Garr Reed. ,
Mrs. W. A. McDonald was hostess
Saturday at a luncheon at the Mai lory,
honoring Mrs. Herbert Witherspoon of
Seattle, who is & visitor here,
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Society will be well represented this
evening at the final recital of Dent
Mowrey, who will appear at the Mult
nomah hoteL Mr. Mowrey expects to
leave for New York in September to
study during the winter months.
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Miss Dorothy Kerns of Irvlngton,. who.
has been attending school in New York,
is expected to arrive in Portland this
evening tar the summer -vacation. 7 She
will be accompanied by 'Miss Hazel Mc
Millan of Seattle, who was a visitor here
last' summer. . . - . v
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Saylor of Seattle
are spending a few days of their honey
moon in Portland; Mr. Saylor Is well
known i$ insurance circles of the Sound
city. - u : ...
, St. Davids Woman's guild tea" will be
given in - the pariah- house Wednesday
from 2 to S o'clock.' Miss Aileen Brong
economically
proof against "capd y-
Save your sugar for the FEW f J
es for- whichv Melomar can't- n
substituted
They're SO
you'll, be surprised!
will give a reading. Mrs.lX B. Mackie
will play a piano selection, and Mrs.
W. T. Harrison and otjter will con
tribute to the program, i ' 1 a
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, ajr - m.j nr.. ru..l Tif' ' trfhnM
lilanila, P. JL, and formerly of Portland.
arrived from the Orient and will spend
the next three or, four months In the
United States. They are visiting Mrs.
Ketchum's mother. Mra El. L. Goodwin,
of 9!4 Lovejoy street. I v I
Mrs.. Arthur . A, . Murphy and Mrs.
Theodore . Osmond - were hostesses this
afternoo- for a tea honoring the chorus
of the MacDowell club at the home of
the latter. : :" . I i j '
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Dr. and Mra. Guy Shearman Peter
kin of Seattle, and their son. Shearman
Peterkln Jr.. and Miss Marjoria Camp-
belV are guests at -the Hotel Portland j
for a few days. Dr. and Mrs. peterkln
are returning from Masatlan, Mexico,
where they' spent six weeks hunting and
fiShlng. ;;!'-"f" X.M - f. :
there's nothing bill
satisfaction,
" Satisf acHoa ' Jo buying be-"
. casse ef economical cost,
in uainfbecauae of assur
ance oc best resalta -
carina- the amodiea k raiaea '
- Because tney are pore aad
healthful. ' fr
- Cahimet contains only aoch
. ingredieBts as have been ap-"
proved officially by the U. &
: Food Authorities. '
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. Yom mcw leeWayoei u4 it .
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Miller c& Tracey
Adult Caskets $30 to $1000
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Main 2691 : 578-85
AMUSEMENTS
Dent Mowrey
Piano Recital N
MULTNOMAH HOTEL v
, BALL ROOM TONIGHT 8i30
Mr. Mowrey's last public appear
ance before bis departure for New
York In September. ?
Tickets for sale at Etfers. Sherman,
Clay and Wiley JB. Allen. ;
LEARN TO DANCE
COIfTENTIONS AJtE COMINO
BEACHES ARE OPENING '
TOU MUST KNOW HOW TO DANCE
Prof. Ringler announce hit
i tpmcial summer school
nowopen ,: A
COTILLION
ACADEMY
14th St.i etf Wash.
-Classes for beginner! and
advanced every evening
at beautiful GottJIion hall.
Corps, of professional in
structors. .
ENTIKE EVENING
50c
1IHBEE HOURS)
Private Lettosi Dally B4wjr. ' SSS
PUBLIC DANCING
EVER Y WEEK NIGHT
NEW . BROADWAY
HALL
! BROADWAY AND MAIN -Hear
FJemiAg's lu-pleoai Orchestra
Oe Lute play tn latest dance hits.
Join the merry ttironC. I
a)) J0k
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Wonderful Dancing
tonight in tha . ,
. big pavilion at
Council Creot
Mont Austin Sings. - Hop a CC Ca
AMUSEMENTS
riCITY oSES REC'O i:3VH
HEILIG KEXT WEEK
alNIGHTS, JUNE IO, MM 2
. 8perial Price Met. Sat. Jsae II.
THE FLAY THAT
THRILLED THE NATION
R. H". WOODS PRESENTS
THE l)ISTI.GtlSHl ACTOR
ty THE BRILLIANT
AMERICAN ' COMEDY
"FRIENDLY ENEMIES"
Address letters, checks to W. T. Fan-
rle. Add It per Cent War Tax.
rnclude return stamped envelope.
EVF.'H Floor. $2.60; Balcony, $2.00,
ii.bo, t.oo; uaiiery, 7fc
SAT. MAT Kloor. 12.00 t . Balcony.
. 11.60. $1.00 X Gallery, 60c.
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THt? R. FTE, ArPICE
PROOEES8IVE UU8ISESS MEN'S
CLUB
TICKETS NOW SELLING U .
THTJ1U
FRI. CUC'tJ
and r..r.
HAT. -
SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SAT.
Meters. Lte J. J. Sbsbert Freatst
N. Y. WINTER GARDEN'S
-THE-
PASSING SHOW
ALL-STAR CAST HEADED BY
EUGENE AND WILLIE HOWARD
Wonderfnl Supporting CatU
Ii5 ",Ti J BEAUTIES
It COLOSSAL SCEXE8-.lt
Ere'i IS to i. . Sat. Mat, . to 7ie
CMT PARK.
CHAT NO. 151920
; The Adelphia Musical Comedy
Co. has taken Portland pleasure
seekers by storm. I
Its 40 persons, each a talented
and clever performer, haveal
ready endeared themselves to t
great many who have seen them.
This company is producing two
delightful entertainments at The
Oaks amusement -park every day
Ii)Lthe week, Sundays included.v
The' programs presented by the
company are the acme of refined,,
entertaining song, dance and chat
ter. :
The Adelphia. company sur
rounds Minerva Ureka and George
Rehn, like the stars surround the
moon, for the entire company is
composed of star entertainers,
with Miss Ureka and Rehn stand
ing Just a little-ahead of the rest.-
Wenvite you to enjoy the day
with us at the park auditorium,
where the Adelphia company is
installed for the season. .
JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
Car Fare 6 Cents
From First nd Alder
S Nlghta Sun. ISe a 11 Jt MvTvn-
1fte to S1.00.
4 Matt. aun.-aton.-Tuea.-Wxl. ISe 4a TSa.
OTHWVSL.L SHOVVNS
wtta Hi
' ATHINO SIAUTIIS
and tbe
BROWN t SISTf H.
Andanea and Bun; (eort VVt and 1b)
Incrahaaai Swata and Oatatan; Uaraaret Ue
Kee; Texae aad Waiker: aUaoeraatai Tapiea
of th Pay. '
LLOVO and CROUCH.
N0TK: Thi tboa closes with the au tinea
Wednatdart Jaoa 2.
DANOK WID. D SAT. NIOHTS - ! -
Great FlcaUn baftee Pavilion WUaia 16 H
atlnut Center of f'.ltjF. i
vrsjDSDEMUTH .
on tna
13 wit-UAsisTxa. .5
f" Oemteman SSo, H.adlee SB. Braoklyo
EjtCar to Woodward Ae., or Laoacbes foot f
( of aaoeneoa nireaa.
ft A ft.y?.?t af .t m ., ,e
L.1T R. E C
aftat,.
Mat. Daily at olffl at 7 and
- . " Lauah With
MfKK AND IR(
In a Travaaty ex Military Ufe
TMS RECRUITS ,
Tuaaoar Ceuntry Stare. ''
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PANTAGHa-
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Smile Oe sJeoat, lae., Prmun
Tht Mtnlatura Mualeal Cmmi fr jte,
"YOU'D BE SURPRItCO"
I With Bl!l lae. Oladj-a Randoif, Jt Vl :it$
and Sis Tyotcal pe neeea imui
- S OTMSH BIO ACTS
Perform ncr IiaUr Niht Curtain at T M
7
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Today Toniant f ran and 'ue Hufnee "A
lnnc.4 Komaooe" prat'1 by the Iibmi J.
3. Hachee of Adliie HnheJ. Kria
in "Life Soarka." - Sia ICxeeueat Nombart ea
Tola bbow da Lose.
CIRCLE
fT'J WTH '
at WAo.4.
TOMORROW -
"LOCKEQ LIPS"
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"KNIOHTS AND KRiaHTItS"
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