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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1820. THE OREGON DAILY 4 JOURNAL,- PORTLAND, OREGON 13 SOCIAL CALENDAR FRIDA Y, NO V EMBER 1Z ; Dance at Portland Heights club for single folk. Dance at -Rose City -Park clubhouse. 1 Dance given by Mrs. William Ingold in Irvington. CLUB CALENDAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - Richmond Parent-Teacher association at 3:43 p. m. i Peninsula Park. Lavender club, birthday luncheon at 12 :30 p. Portland Woman's club at the Hotel Multnomah at t p. ro. Ibtage, Screen; BPaman'g Safari Miss Harris Is Married to Hemphill Br Helen Hatrhfaoa THE event of central interest on the social calendar for Wednesday even inc was the marriase of Miss EtheV wynne Harris to Allen Candee Hemp hill, which was solemnised at St Stephens ' pro-cathedral. The Bervice was read In the presence of an assembly of close friends jof the bridal couple, the Rev. Frederick K. Howard officiating. The bride was graduated from St. Helens hall, and has been a kindergarten teaeher in that school. She.. Is a daughter of the late Arthur K, - Harris and Mrs. Harris, and has a wide circle of friends in Portland who greatly, repret that her marriage will be followed by her removal from Portland to New Orleans, where her husband is engaged in busi ness. -' Miss . Thelm Payne, who has been extensively feted since her return from the Olympiad, was the guest of honor at a supper-dance given Tuesday evening by Mrs. Amandus Pfaender and Mrs. Christian M. 'Dyrlund, at the home of the former on Willamette heights. The program included a mock leap-year pro posal, a parody? on the marriage cere mony and certificate of matrimony, an elaborate wedding breakfast and toasts in hyme to every . guest present.. The nuptial- theme j was carried out in the floral decorations, , place and dance cards. Miss Payne was agreeably sur prised upon opening lier. bridal gifts to find a copy 'of "With All of My Heart," m. lnv sonir written about herself, and also dedicated to her. The words and music were composed by Marlon Leslie Dyrlund, who will soon again entertain for Miss Payne with a musicale, at which "With All of My Heart" will be miner bv Mr. Hoffman. , Four other selections of Mrs. Dyrlund'a will also be presented. . -. Patrons ' and patronesses for the masnuerade ' dance to be edven at The Auditorium by the Community Service cirls Saturday night include Mayer ana Mrs. Baker, Commissioner and Mrs. John Mann, Mrs. Joseph' Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bhemanskl. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Andrus, Mr. and; Mrs. William F. Woodward, Miss Dorothy Fox. A prize will be given for. the best . couple and cne for, the most original, costume. , The j.ubllc is cordially invited. Mrs". Frederick P. Morey was a luncheon hostess Wednesday at her at tractive -suburban home at Glenmorie, her guests motoring out for the after noon and enjoying' two tables of bridge after luncheon. Among the guests were Mrs. John Forest Dickson, Mrs. Ells worth V. Vachon, Miss Lillian H.. Moss, Airs. Edward Hamilton Geary and Mrs. Kay W.- Matson. ' . For the benefit of the children of the city a horse show and "calf frolic" will be staged at the Livestock exposition Krqsinda Saturday, Everything, Includ ing the. stock show, will be compliment ary to children of school age. W. M. Ladd has charge of all arrangements for. the event. Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Webster, whi have been -absent from the cltv for two months, returned to., Portland Sunday morning, foUowing a visit in the leading cities or the .ast. Dr. Webster visited at Rochester, Minn., -and attended the convention of surgeons at Montreal. .. The Rose City Tark club will hold a dancing party ' at the clubhouse, Fity sevfnth street and Sandy boulevard, Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Verbiske will be hostess, assisted by Mrs.- H. O. Xeville. Mrs. W.. L. Cornell, Mrs.' A. J. Ray and Miss Margaret Austin. '' . . The Yamhill County society will meet Saturday afternoon and evening at reninsula Park community house. Mem- ucra Bin unea 10 orinR wen injea cas kets, also cups and table silver. Dinner will he served at 6:30 o'clock, followed by a program. Mrs. Carl V. Lively of this city is a 1 n . . i . i.i. i ii. . i i . . iw oeaiue wun ner uuie oaugtlter, Barbara, at the home of Mrs. V. B. Bard. She will also visit her sisters, Mrs. W A. Dickey, Mrs. James Bush nell and Mrs. I. Ward Mearty. - . The regular monthly luncheon of the Women of Rotary wil be held Monday at 13 o'clock In the Tyrolean , room of the Benson hotel. Plans for the Christ mas charitable work of the organization will be . discussed. , . ' George Wright Relief corps Xo. 2 will join with George- Wright post No. 1, fi. A. -R.,- In a campfire and patriotic celebration at 525 Courthouse this eve ning at 8 o'clock - " Mrs. Ben S. , Morrow was hostess for a.n informal tea Friday afternoon honor ing Miss Alberta Cavender. whose mar riage to Osborne B. ; Morrow will be solemnised this evening. - -Llncoln-Garfleld Relief corps will give ' bazaar and dinner at 525 courthouse Friday. .Dinner, open to the public, will be served from 11:30 to 2 o'clock -i - Among tha hostesses who will enter lain dinner guests preceding the sub scription dance to be given this evening, at -the Benson hotel, are Mrs. Clarence Samuels. Mrs. Ludwig HIrsch. Mrs. To the Lad ies of Portland Wholesaler's Sacrifice 500 Ladies' Pattern Hats . ': ',. - . ! f' ; (No two alike) " " $5 to $10 The retail price of these patterns would be ' $15.00 to $25.00. t --v Come early while the selection is large TheElsieTrimmedHatCo. Wholesalers and Retailers of Exclusive Pattern Hats. 225 Artisans Bldg., N,W. Cor; Broadway and Oak VILHJALMUR STEF ENSSON, noted Arctic explorer, who ; will lec ture at The Auditorium Fri day evening. j. ; -1 l&l ST V v. " j- When Vilhjalmun - Stefansson, noted Arct.it explorer, who presents the open ing lecture' of the Portland Lyceum course Friday evening at The Auditori um, returned after five years spent in the Arctic regions, Theodore Roosevelt sent him the following characteristic note : "There are few men in the world whom I envy, and yqu are one of them." - Stefarison had embarked with one year's provisions. He came back five years later happy and healthy and with sledge dogs sleek and fat. He had upset aU'tradition of life in the-polar circles. He had forced nature in spite of herself to furnish him with means of life. Lloyd Frank and Mrs. Harry Lang. Several "ether parties will be made up for the evening. -- f Mrs. Sadie Hamilton will entertain the sewing circle for George Wright Relief corps No. 2 Friday from 10 to 3, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Watts, C55 East Sixteenth street north. The annual bazaar will, be .held December 8. V . . The Veterans of Foreign Wars will give a. benefit dance this evening, at Multnomah hotel. The women's auxil iary will assist the veterans with the entertainment. Funds received will be used for relief work. 1 Chatterer Becomes Uneasy By Thornton ,W. Burgess Suspicion ruins ra and mind. And t its bent is-- most unkind. Rusty th Fbi 8quirre!. CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL, racing back to the big hickory tree which he claimed is his very own, was most uneasy In, his mind. Could It be that after all he had failed to scare Rusty the Fox Squirrel? Could it be that while he' had been away that afternoon Rusty had returned and gathered those, fat hickory nuts that had been on the ground? If so. what would he do about it? What could he do about it? "I'll fight him and drive him away," grumbled Chatterer. "That's what 111 do -111 fight him and drive him away. I'll teach him that he can't come here and steal my hickory nuts '." Now, this sounded , very brave and bold, but all the time he was saying it. Chat terer knew it was just talk. He remem bered hpw big Rusty had seemed when he saw !him the first time that morning, and now, as he -tried to picture Rusty in his mind, he grew bigger and bigger. Chattterer is no coward. His cousin Hap py Jack the Gray Squirrel is much, very much bigger than he, but Chattererdoes not fear him. More than once he has had the better of a quarrel with Happy Jack. But this newcomer was so much bigger than Happy Jack that Chatterer knew rigM dwn in his heart that a fight with him -would be worse than foolish. ' Not only was. Rusty big, but he was strong. Chatterer had seen that at a glance. So, despite! his brave words, Chatterer was uneasy lin his mind. When he reached the hickory tree no Soprano Given Ovation by Hearers By Telia Winner A CHARMING event of Wednesday was the recital and tea given by the New England Conservatory club at the home of Mrs. A, M. McGinn to present Miss Phyllis Wolfe, soprano, a recent acquisition to Portland's musical circles. Miss Wolfe'a big number, an aria from "II Trovatore," was given with splendid musicianship, and her lighter numbers also delighted the company, which was made up of musicians and music lovers. Miss Wolfe was presented with a magni ficent bouquet of chrysanthemums. Following the program tea was served, those pouring being Mrs. J. H. Macken zie, president of the ' club, and Mrs. Edgar B. Piper. The table "was decor ated in marigolds and ferns and lighted with candles. More than 50 women were present. "America for Christ" is the motto of the inspirational meeting to be held Friday by . the Woman's Home Mission ary society of the M. E. church of the Portland district The meetings will' be held at the Patton church, corner Mich igan avenue and Alberta street. The morning session will be given over to business largely. Lunch will be served at noon. Mrs. W. Wisecan will, report on the national convention, Mrs. Lutie Barton will speak on "Children's Work," and Miss Ola Davis will discuss settle ment work. Mrs; Gedrge W. Lilly is the president of the organization. The Portland Research club will meet with Mrs. F. R. Chown, 618 Main street. Friday at 1 :M o'clock. The program for the afternoon will be a paper on "Span ish Colonial Architecture and the Mis sion," by Mrs. F. M. Brooks, and on "Early Victorian, Ruskinian. Gothic and Richardson Romanesque," by Mrs. M. D. Weills. Under the auspices of the Franklin High Parent-Teacher association, Miss Mildred Boon will be presented Friday evening at S o'clock in interpretations' of "Madame Butterfly." The school orchestra, under Carl Denton, and the school glee club, under Robert Walsh, will assist. - - The sale of articles made by the pupils of the blind school will continue over Friday in Meier & Frank's auditorium, under the auspices of the Portland Woman's club, the president, Mrs. C. E. Runyon, in charge. The Linnton Parent-Teacher associa tion will meet Friday at 3 p. m. , Miss Hastings will speak on good books. The articles exhibited by the Linnton school at the state and county fair Will be on exhibition. Sewing for the Albertina Kerr nurs ery, which has been a regular Thursday feature of the Housewives' council, will be. held Fridays henceforth. It was an nounced at Tuesday's, meeting ,of the councils. The sewing Is done at Meier & Frank's. A dancing class will be organized In the Mount Tabor school. Saturday, at 8 p. m. There will be excellent music and an instructor, and all who are in terested in dancing are urged to attend. Chapter F of the P. E. O. Sisterhood one was to be seen. It was as quiet and peaceful there as if no living creature ever had passed that way. There wasn't a sign of Rusty the Fox Squirrel. Chat terer was both glad and disappointed. You see. he had really expected to see Rusty. Not. seeing him was a relief, yet at the same time left him just as wise as he was before and no more. Rusty might be far. far away bV this time. Then again he might be right around there some-! where. So Chatterer grew more and more uneasy. "I want' to know," muttered Chatterer impatiently, as once more he looked among the dry leaves on the ground for fat hickory nuts. Not one was. to be found. "Someone has .taken them and I want to know who it is," he continued "It isn't any business of yours what I want to know," retorted Chatterer angrily. Without thinking he had, spoken aloud. "What is it you want to know?"-demanded a voice. : . Chatterer looked up to find Sammy Jay peering down at him. "It isn't any busi ness of yours what I want to know." re torted Chatterer. "Maybe not. mavb Tint " ranliAf? Qim. my good naturedly. It always makes him feel good natured tn .natured.. You know it works that way wun some people. -They actually enjoy seeing others uncomfortable. "I merely thought I might be able to heln von fin A out what you don't seem to be able to una out ior yotirseir. You know two heads sometimes are better than one," he added mildly... ' -- " Chatterer bit hia" tongue. He bit It to keep back an angry retort. You see it had popped, into his head that perhaps Sam my Jay might be able to help him. Sam my's eyes are sharp. There is little es capes them. No one knows this better than Chatterer the Red Squirrel. Sammy Jay's eyes twinkled. "What you want to know," said he, "1$ if that big cousin of yours you boasted of having driven away really went." Chatterer looked sheepish. "Yes," said he, "that's it" (Copyrujht, 1020. by T. W. Bunreas) ' The next story: Right." 'Sammy Jay Guesses will meet Friday at 2 p. rii., with Mrs. D. C Burntrager, 676 East Thirty-ninth street north. Take Rose City Park car. The meeting of the Eliot Pa: Teacher association, which was to hfkv been held today, has been postpon until Friday at 3 p. m. Mrs. Gabrie Pull in will sing and Miss Matell will give a reading. All women of the community will be welcome. . The military drill class of Community Service will postpone its meetings at the armory on account of the food show until November 28. The next meeting of the short story and dramatic classes will be held November 18. The Portland Woman's club will meet Friday at 8 p. m. for e business session. At 3 p. m. Miss Cornelia Marvin will speak on ,The Orient and the Occident." FRATERNAL Ellison encampment, I. O. O. F., Tues day night received a class of 11 appli cants in due and ancient form lor the patriarchal degree, with many members and visitors present. ' Golden Rule encampment has char tered the steamer Undine to visit As toria Saturday night where degrees will be conferred upon a large class. The boat will leave the foot of Alder street at 1 p. m., and the round trip will not off a 2 DAY 3ur eastern, mill offered us a big bargain if we would take their entire stock of- several patterns of jWall Paper which they were discontinuing. We bought them they are here we don't want to put them in our regular line as we can't duplicate them so we are going to sell them 1 - . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY This Paper . FLOOR PAINT SPECIAL Our best grade Floor Paint, worth $4.00 gallon, in all colors tan, drab, . gray, brown and red. ; Special at per gallon .......... $3.59 Special for half gallon ........ $1.85 Special at per quart. . .$1.00 HOUSE We are sellnS hundreds of rolls of Deadening - .m.T,mT piace ot cioin. LaliliMj. and costs less, yard. SMITH'S Second Street, Between Washington " -v - . I the many users of Mrs. Porter's Pudding,, find. ,that it solves the dessert problem for any meal. '-v No elaborate preparation merely slice, ' . ' steam for a few minutes and you bare Airk. a genuine dessert treat having the real . ( M""5 home flavor. And economical, too. -AJ$(Tr 7Y 'j!3b A convenience rto have available for the fHtfiKvl 1Ia ' fclnr PSrt unexpected guest. . l: H Ji'i if'J Itlul ' You're certain : to please with Mrs. Por-. Si-i-LcjEV fffS fff ter's Puddine. j Get a supply from your &tEJ -'iSc' . tiLlI neighborhood store. 7 rttVXT PUDDIKG! Mot "heavy" aa plnm 3-.-- -J !E IlfJ'l a thoroughly cooked, hocoe-fteamed pudding coo- C!!! t"C Jk ftJlM taininc choice fruit. "0 - 'XHtiui riQUDDIjrG: CoBtaiaa high crado Hga. SJ S09JfM' PLVX PUDDIWG: -OU KfUah Style" - - (fUUtl taina cboica froita and rich, whoIeaia materiala; 4a. if. ''l-ytiVl'J I aerre whi," cream, hard or hot aaoca. y n. 1' ; f Iy eaai aid, eat eriwth esaa. nm MtTK AT f?J-,,"OBV taife azeneul edce aa4 : amT pnddiac -iKs1VV.- - Qfr i'Zs tarevek. - - '" JT ?? .: Adviaa eyeniaa- eaa Ware aeatiaa-. Hie Sa5il: 4lBft . : the yaddiaa- cold aad Iae ia ateanwr fW . -fl Salad r llllll jaat a few miaatea. Tea. avoid kaadUoc 4l.riniwBaaaa' "III Taeaaaad lalaad eaa ae, aad avddiay alicea hetter vhaa 'CHI. I fi t ialilil ' Mij laailai eeld. : : jSar exceed i. All members of the encamp ment and the Rebekahs are Invited. There will be a special program at As toria and a general good time on the Uxat. The more who go the cheaper will pine rare. rtland lodge. Loyal Order of Moose. Wednesday night held a lively business meeting and . made arrangements for the Teceptlon of a large class of candi dates next Wednesday evening, when a class of 100- is expected. There are many on the waiting list. - - Omega Rebekah lodge is arranging for a hard times party to be given Tues day, November 1.6, at Orient hall. East Sixth and EastAlder streets. All mem bers. Odd Fellows and their friends are invited. , . : Samaritan, lodee. T. O n P l,a,l large attendance Wednesday night to Witness the conferring of the third de gree upon a class of candidates. . i The Lents grange will have a good prografti -and all-day session Saturday, with a dinner served at noon. There is always something doing at Lents on grange day. j Omega Rebekah lodge Thursday eve ning made arrangements for a Hard Times party -Tuesday, November 16. to be at Orient hall. East Sixth and East Alder streets. SALE TD aiper .and Irapits i. at c2)(0)(S Is Worth $1.00 You Save HOUSE Inside o outside new silver white, colonial.ye flat Wall Paint. : ' - Special at per gallon. Special for half gallon. .$1.85 Special at per it maicesa smootner wan, makes a warmer PAPE! I YATJDEYILLH FANTARES Broadway it Aldan E1(h else) TtudcTille and photoplay feature.. Afternoon and Tiin. i -Program chances Uonday after noon. . , , ! ' LOEWS niPPODHOMK Broadway at Tam-hilL- Direction Ackernun Harris, Vaude ville, AfUrnooa Md nirnt. STOCK, ' BAKER Morrison at Eletenth. Baker Stock company in I "Tha Gypsy Traa." Matine Wedmaday, Saturday mm Sunday, 2:80; nines, 8:20.- LYRIC Broadway and Morrfaon. - Lyric Mwical . Trareaty company in "Tango Crasc" Uatint ; daily, 2:20;j ewoinga. 8:20. I PHOTOPLAYS COWMBIA Sixth at Stark." Baail Klns'a atory. "Eartebound." . U a. m. to 11 p. m. J4BERTT Broadway at Stark. "45 MinntM From Broadway." 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. : BIVOLI Waahington ax Park. - "The BaTcnca of Tarzaa."! 11 a- m. to U p. m. ItAJESTIO Washington at Park. "Tha North wmaa Maltce." 11 a. m. to 11 p. n. PEOPLES Weat Park at Alder. "Tha Poor Simp." 11 i, m. to 11 p. m. STAB Washington at Park. Harry Carey la "Sundown Slim." 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. CIRCLEJ Fourth near Washington. - Dorothy 1-Juuipa m TThe Heart of Humanity." ,9 a. m. to 4 o'clock the next morning. Newton to Attend Meet Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Nov, tLDean C E. Newton of the IndsI AND SATURDAY Double Roll of 16 Yards Just Half PAINTj SPECIAL White Paint, Ivory Paint the low, buff, etc. Also , $3.59 quart. .. $1.00 Felt for house lining in Tl 9c OUSE ill and Stark school of mines will leave Friday for n.nv.r CrA to uttrnd th twenty-third annual conference f the American min ing congress. Eloping Youngsters Are to Be Returned Salem, Nov. 11 Sheriff Needham left Wednesday for Tacoma to. return Fir men McAdoo, 17, and -Esther Flantins, 16, apprehended at the Washington city while on their way to Canada. McAdoo failed to appear in court here Monday to answer to a charge 'of antomobile theft and Investigation revealed the fact that he had left the city with the Plant ing glrl.-a charge of the state Industrial school for girls here. ai-e contented., well-fed babies. Three (fenerations ox tnem nave neen nourished on. rEAGLE BRAND Condensed Milk AMUSEMENTS Owing to Public Demand BEGINS TODAY, I TO II P. M. ARMISTICE DAT Ut7fl 1C Broadway at Taylor nillLlU ' Fhoae Mala 1 T A ll A V TOMORROW AND 1 Ulnl SATURDAY ; Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. MOTION PICTURES ACTUAL FIGHTING OF 91st 42d 2d TOGETHER WITH GERMAN 'SUBS" IN ACTION CONVOY SHIPS IN ACTION Benefit Fifth Oreg-oa Infantry Band POPULAR PRICES Baleoay " Theae Prices Iaclnde War Tax i jUITY MAIL ORDERS REC'D NOW HEILIG 'NEXT WEEK IXXT NIGHTS, NOV. 18-19-20 Special Price Mat. Sat. THE MUSICAL REVUE mm RIG fiAT COMEDIANS UIU UMOI , DANCERS. SINGERS Of BEAUTIFUL Qfl WW sriMnn. tinviivni till 1 SCANDAL MONGERS HOW TO SECURE TICKETS NOWt Address letters, checks, pontoffice money orders to W. T. Pangle, Mgr.. Heillg- Theatre. ADI It PER CENT TO PRICK TICKET DESIRED. Include self-addresMd . stamped en velope to help insure safe return. KVE'S Floor, 11 rows $2.50, 7 rows 12; Balcony, 5 rows J1.50, 17 rows $1; Ciallery, 7 rows .(reserved) - 75c, admission 60c, SAT. MAT-Floor. tl-50 Balcony, $1 : Gallery reserved , and admission, 60c HEILIG November 11, Foar Days' Thankarlrlng and Sat. Mata. ORDER SEATS BY MAIL i NOW World's Meat Beantlfal Frodactloa 'Chu Chin Chow' Address letters, checks, postoffice money orders to W. T. Pangle. ADD 1 PER CENT WAU TAX. Include self - addressed" stamped envelope. EVE'S Floor, 14; Balcony. 6 rows 4, 4 at 13, 13 at (2: Uallery. 7 rows reserved, $150, BOTH MATS Floor, $3; Balcony, 6 rows $3, II rows $2; Gallery, res., 7 rows $1. CIRCLE FOURTH at Waah. TOMORROW TSURU AOKI It "THE BREATH OF THE GODS" COMEDr. "NO BABIES ALLOWED" PATHB MKV1EW S j 4stV Powder River mm IMul SPECIAL DANCE Thursday Armistice Night Christensen,s Hall v ELEVENTH BEAU at OH EI SON - , DARBY'S ORCHESTRA DANCINO Every WEDNESDAY aad 8ATTJKDAT NlfM J AMUSEMENTS DO NOT MISS THIS BILL! B EG IN I SO .TODAY THE GREATEST AUTOMOBILE FICTUUK KVEli MA1)K "SOMETHING NEW" : fitarrlnr SELL SniPMAJT This picture is admitted to be tha fastest and most dashing-, depiction of an automobile in- action ever made. The stunts performed by Miss Shipman are positively unbelievable and will absolutely take your breath away, if not make your hair stand on end. . A DIFFERENT RF.VTJE OF 80XO, DANCKH AND PRETTI j . 'UIULS .. ' - - "FOLLOW ME, GIRLS" IT 19 A GEM Florence Heary aad Company ; "The Real Comedy" Frederick, Etiiwortn and Thomas ltepertolre of Snappy Songs Carle and Inea A Doorstep Iiomeo"- 4 Helen Miller Xylophonlo Syncopation Walter S. A ah Wisard of the WYurlltser JSend the Klddlei on Satarday If Walloon Day Contlnuooi Show Today, Armistice . Day DANCE TONIGHT ! ! PORTLAND'S FINEST HALL ! Broadway Hall . With Flemlnr't Orchettra De Tax Beat Dance Muato In the Weat EVERT WEEK NIGHT ! $100 Cash Prize Waltz : ' Thursday Cotillion Hall Wonderful Ball Bearlnr Sprlna ; Floor EVERT WEEK NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAT We Maintain the larireat aad moat p-tO'date Daarlnf School la the city. Competent profeailoaal in. tractors at both halls dally. MONTROSE RINGLER, Mff. Mats.1SelsTte MafctsHetotl Jl The Kmlaeat State ana Sereea low MISS KITTY GORDON J HUNTING AND FRANCt; wl nunon nu wp ihqthc HOVAL QaSCOIQNCB jnnat wtssta IIHH I DQTSOI JACK WILSON H lN"THttURRltI: n i u u n n-r-rn ARMISTICE DANCES OH! BOY WHAT A TIME BROADWAY : AND COTILLION i HALLS Manaa-er niNGLEU lnvlfen everv uni formed Baddy to be his artiest FREE on this occasion at either hall. DANCE EVERY EVE. AS VKVAV DANCING TAUGHi ALL NEW ft PS and POPULAR DANCES (uaranteed In S three hmir Imrm: lAdim 13. Gentlemen A. Da Honer'a beautiful academy. 2 Si and Wwhlntlon. BegtnDrn' elau atarta Monday anil Fruim inlni. Adranoed tUivm Tueada; efeninss, 8 to J 1 :30. Plenty of da airable partnera and practice no enbarraa tntnt. Tea can ner irn dancins In private lemotia from Inferior Uachara ynu annat bate practica. l'hone Main 7000. frivate laaaws all boura. Katra Orane Ball Thurtday era. BArKER NOW PLAVINO Tb Chatrming and KotcI Comrdy THE GYPSY TRAIL ALSO MATINEE SATUROAV ipANTAGES JJL MUSICAL OOMKOY PkaB . MATINCa DAILY, .S0. . Marty Hrookt preen1a "SWEET SIXTEEN" ' A miniature aniutcal eomrdy with iaek Cnt Una, Bart Mornaejr eud a company of Braadvay beanUea, 6 Other Big Acta 6. 8 Showe Dily. Nht Carta In T and li Y ' R I C MUSICAL OOMCDV . i Dillon and Pranti In "TANGO CRAZE" Tha Roaebud Cherua te Pull a loom. Matlneaa at l Nlflht, 7 and. Oountry store Erenr Tuaaday Night Cheeua filrto' Oentatt Priday Nlflhb CtaxiiilJ PI