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'inic: oitzao:: '."suiiday- journal, Portland,- Sunday , morning, October 2. ;iS2i. 5 1 . . ,-- t , r - y f i L v.-W.-..v.-. Busy Winter Is Assured Clubs ; of Br-Tn winner ITH practically everybody hack In vtf tneir nomes w weir summer wanderings, with schools and colleges open, the varied activities of the women of the state may be said to be fairly well launched for the season and an un usually busy winter' ta already assured. The opening luncheons for the year f the Oregon Federation of Women's dubs and the ! Portland "Worn ana Re search clib brought : record crowds and may be said to be the most successful I affairs of th kind yet held by these iv i 'ranixatlona. The Progressive Womaos ; league opened Us year with a luncheon tn the Tyrolean room of the Hotel Ben ! son Saturday, when presidents from I various clubs gave short' talks on co ! operation. V- . ' . The outstanding; event of this, week ' will be the luncheon to be given Satur ' day at the Hotel . Multnomah ; by the Portland Federation of Women's Or ganisations. . The) Council of Jewish Women will begin Its year's -work with a meeting Wednesday afternoon - at ; B'nal JB'rith buQdlng. e s The study department of the Harding and Coolidge Republican club, after the aommer vacation period, wjll reeutne- its regular monthly meetings be ginning Tuesday. An invitation la extended to members and all Republican women to meet at - the residence of Mrs. O. M. Clark, 195 North Twenty-fourth street, at 2 o'clock. An Interesting program has been arranged to renew Interest In the principles of the Republican party. A large attendance Is anticipated. Speeches will be made, papers read and musical numbers will be rendered. Mrs. lieander Martin, vice president, will pre side. Senator W, Banks, president of the Harding and Coolidge dab, will be the .main speaker of the' flay. His subject will be "Women la the Party." George TJ. Piper will speak on1 "The Duty of a Republican." Mrs. D. w. Rosa will have a paper on Republican lam and ethers will also take part tn the work. Mrs, Mlscha Pels, who has been singing leading roles m the Port land Opera association : for several years, will be In charge of the music Mrs. J, Lauerstein will be the accom panist. . ,-. . . j e, e e 1 '-. i ' Mrs. C 7. Clarke and Mrs. J. Q. Ben nett will be joint hostesses at a 1 o'clock luncheon for members of chapter E, P. E. O. Sisterhood, on Thursday. j i ' I ne women s new -xnougnc ciuo wiu 1-1 hold its regular meeting; on Wednesday I ! afternoon at the home - of Mrs. Jane ! Sails. 665 East Main street, at 2. Mrs. Beede will have charge of the subject, i "Emerson, the Poet," -j j r The monthly meeting of the Council of I Jewish Women will be held Wednesday afternoon at B'nai B'rith hair at 3 gcigcm.uw Dimiwi. meeung preoeams; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiy i; for City iff (Ck !liLi!t!!!!lll!l!j!fM 7 I I ! llfvV' " if i I MlilJfl-SIIllillillt llili ABOVE; left-to rigEt---.Mrs. M. A. G.csaner, president of the Ockley-Green Parent-Teacher association ; . Mrs. . Harriet Hetidee, jiresident of the Sell wood ;Parent-Teacher asso ciation, who was in charge of the parent-teacher booth at the state fair during the past week. . BelowMrs. J. F. Hill, vice president of the Portland Federation of Women's Organizations, who was diairman of the committee in charge of the federa tion luncheon Saturday. 1- the f ollowtag . program : 1 Council song, led by Mrs. Henry W, Metzger, accompanied by Mrs. .Jonah B. Wise. 2 Address on "The Jewish Mother," by Rabbi Kahum B. Kruger, 2 Violin se lection, "Kolhidre," by Sylvia Wein- Btein, accompanist. Miss Susie Michaels. Mrs. I. N. Llptnan will be hostess for the day, Mrs. Louis Lang and Mrs. Julius Low pouring at the tea hour. MesdamesyAarott Frank, Arthur Rosen- feld. Arthur Qoldsmlth, Ben Ettelson, S. . Mason Ehrman and Miss Freda Baruh will assist. e A card party' will be given Friday from t to 5 at the home of Mra L.- B. Hall, 12S Williams avenue, for the bene fit of the bazaar of Holy Redeemer parish. e Martha- Washington Past Matrons' club will meet with Mra Blakeley at the home of her daughter, Mra Kelly, 1184 Everard street. Tuesday at -10 o'clock. Take Woodstock, car .to Fifty-seventh avenue southeast and walk one block west ' - -,. .. The Coterie will meet .in the assem bly hail of the Portland hotel Wednes day at 11 o'clock. Miss Mary Bullock will-give a piano selection and Mrs. Louis Waldorf will give violin numbers. Mra B. T. goden will have a paper on -Oregon as? a State.- and Mra O. W. Taylor one on "Oregon of Today." Mrs. H. V. HarUell will be hostesa . . the iirst Christian -church, park and Hi ' v. Columbia streets, Tuesday at 10 a. nv to sew for; the Waverly baby home. Take the I-J or Sixteenth street cars. Mrs, W. A..'. Evans was. appointed chairman, of the hospitality committee for the uomins; convehtldn to be held In Portland m the early spring, and plans for this convention were dis cussed. I According ' to - the constitution, Mra Keating' announced the members of the nominating committee: Mrs, Edwin Hitchcock j (chairman), Mra M. E. Houck, Koseburg; Mrs. Goley, Salem; Mra CrandalU The Dalles, and Mrs. J. N. Davis, f Portland. The Astoria hostesses were Mra Rich ard; Carruthers, chapter regent; Mra W. BTallant. Mr W. A. Tyler. Mra A. & Stossmelster, Mra J. A. Buchanan, Miss C. C. Munson, Mrs. William Glen- aanmng. aira Myra Zlgler, Mra C R. Hlggins, Mra C. " F. Lester. Mra J. H. ceuars ana Mra A. L. Skylea ; t,- The Corrlente dub was most delight- wuy eatertatned at the home of Mra -a w. King, 485 Maltflomah street. x-ieaaay. a aen clous tunchson served at 1 o'clock. Ron call was n sponded to by Toetr of ' Todv "American .WWters is the club's subfect for study and. Mrs. Edna CantrU cen trtbuted a fin mmt on Joseoh Hr. sheimuer'B "Happy End." This was fol lowed by a very interesting paper on luaun w narton's . "Age or Innocence,1 given by Mra Martha BoDlna , . . The etehlnf auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary society of the First JPresby terian churoh.-met Tuesday evening tn room A, Miss Sarah Case- had prepared an T interestlnr program. Mra B. A. inaxter gave a graphlo account of the missionary i conference, which convened at seabeck Crom July XI to August a Miss Agnes Symington conducted the devotional iwrvk. and Miss Mary Wylle sang; a Deaaitirui olo. aocomnanied bv Miss Alice Johnson. . Maurice Browne and his wife. Ellen Van VoQcenburr, dramatists, play Wrights and sponsors of the Little theatre movement, will bo in Portland for two weeks the latter part' of October for classes and a series ; of lectures on the newer and higher ideals of the the a tra Helen Miller Senn. bead of the public speaking department of the Uni- 'rerslty ' of Oregon, has ; just returned from Seattle, where she : perfected ar rangements for the course. Mr. Browne and Miss Van Volkenburg spend a part of each summer at the Cornish School tn Seattle and. the .'remainder of. their time they spend in,-New Tork. The Tuesday Afternoon dub win hold Its Initial meeting Tuesday. It wfll be president's ' day and .' win - Im in ; the nature of a luncheon at the country home of Mra . J B. Leber. The club wilt study American art this year. Mra" WUliam Cavaaaugh is president of the club. , r - - -' 1 Intensive Work In Citizenship Being Planned EXTENSIVE plans are being made by both the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the State Federa tion for Intensive work In the . depart ment of American citizenship, which Mra Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin, Texas, rormerly president of the Oen eral Federation, heads for the national organisation, and Miss Vella Winner heads for . the state organization. Under this department there are four j distinct i divisions for different lines of work. The national division of Ameri canization i8 headed by MPs. John Can-i non pea-son of . Marshall, Okla. Tot Oregon this department will be in the hands of Mrs. . Lee Davenport, who did effective Americanization work last year as head of that committee for the State Federation and for the Portland Woman's Research club. Mrs. Daven port, is already outlining her work for the winter. She spoke before the Pro gressive Woman's league at its open ing luncheon Saturday, outlining a plan pf study "for that , organization. Next month Mra Daveirnert will be the prin cipal speaker at the meeting of the Hood River Woman's clubs, when ' American ization, will be the subject .Mrs. Helen Campbell Jeselson Will be. chairman of the division on citizenship training. Mra George W. ' McMath win head the de partment of community service and Mrs. M. W. Wyville win head the committee on motion pictures. ! . ; the wen known author, at the Weekly luncheon on Thursday noon. Miss Mon roe's topic was by request, "Making a Business Woman." This was the title of a series of stories written by he which appeared, in the Saturday: Evening Post a few years ago and were actual exeperi ences which she had encountered , in starting out in the business world. ' It waa a most interesting talk and brought out a large crowd which "tilled the room to Its capacity. Miss Harriet Monroe was hostess for the day and made the irtroductlon in a, very pleasing manner. Miss Kathleen Jordan played several de lightful violin solos, accompanied by Miss Flora Mae Rosa The president of the club,. Miss Adelia Prlchard, presided, and. Mrs. Elizabeth Barry was in charge of, the program, Mra Lloyd Leslie will direct the hostesses at the Clubrooms in thetntral building during-the month of October, and members are invited to drop In any evening. Miss Anna Owers, Rational Industrial secretary for the Y. W. a A., w4U be the speaker at the luncheon this week. Mrs. Norman Chris tie will be the hostess and Mrs. Josephine Forney will have, charge of the pro gram. - ; - y - - There Will be a general get-together meeting for all upper grade girls in high schools who wish to- Join "the Girt Re serves Saturday. October 8. Take a 'picnic supper and one stick of wood. Meet at the V. W. C. A. From' there walk to West End, where- there will "be stunts. ; camp K fire supper rt talks and sings, returning at C :30 p. . . First year Girl Reserves will start meetings from now on after . their, camp fire supper held yesterday. Free swims at Y., W. C A every Wednesday for Girt Re serves only.,- For amy -news'of j High School Girl Reserves, ask i Mies", Fox. Main- 78TS. Miss Gula Gamble, Girl Re serve secretary from - the ' Northwest field, is In town for 10 days. i ' The current literature department of the Portland Woman's club will be en tertained at the home of 'Mra' J. C Hare. 274 Caruthers street. Thursday. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. Assisting host esses win be Mra f Cora Puffer, Mra Charles Richtoa, Mra Eldon J. Steel. Mra Elmon Miller. Mra A. H. Schmidt and" Miss M. I. Smith. Mrs.; Henry Waldo Coe win read he: Green God dess,' by Wtlltara Arcjier. " Mrs. Frank McCrQlia fa chairman of the department and Mra William Henry Slegner is the secretary. ;v4' . . 4-.-. ' . , ' s . The monthly meeting of the Daugh ters of the Temple First Baptist), win be held on Friday evening in, the home of Mra, C Er Cannon, 1387 : Garfield avenue, with Miss McClure entertaining. This is the annual election of officers and all Daughters are requested to' it tend.' i. ?' :- i . . '.'-- -i . - - "4: , "The 'regular meeting of the Portland Parent-Teacher council will , be held in room A, public library, under; the direc tion of the president. Mrs. Wi H. Bath gate, on Friday afternoon at liSO o'clock. A fun- attendance is desired; as amend ment! to Section t, Article 4. and also Article of the constitution wUi be acted on in compliance with the motion made and carried at the meeting of Septem ber Z. - , l ?"?.f; Chapter N Of the P. E.. O. Sisterhood will meet Tuesday .tip. m. with Mra H-'CantrlL 1 East Nineteenth street north. . , . , . - , Rare; Heirlooms Delight Eyes of B:cPs iR;UBoard ' 1 . THE state board of the Daughters of the American. Revolution met in As toria, Saturday,; September 24. .-. the guests of. the Astoria, .chapter. The of ficers ana members were' met at the .train, with aatomobiles and after a drive through the. park were' taken to the beauUful home of Mrs. ;W. E. Tallant. where luncheon was served by .the, chap' ter membera v. At Mra K eating's rTace was an entire luncheon service of rare old keepsakes. silver having - beionged ' to - Benjamin Franklin's, mother and to the family of Sir Francis Barter ; the plate was one given to the ladies on the reception committee at a reception given to Gen eral La Fayette In JJew York in 1824. The cup and saucer was as old as the Declaration of Independence - and the chair upon Which the -state regent sat was older tha the -cup and- saucer. Little time' :,was allowed after luncheon to examine . and enjoy the many beau tiful eld relics and furniture in Mr. Tallant's home, for the business meeting was called ' promptly on, time. . t Reports of f the chapterr regents and committees showed the organisation to be In a growing, active condition 'with Interest along all lines of Americaniza tion, old traila night ' schoola endow ment funds, marking historic spots and collecting, and , compiling historical literature.. ";",. ' ,- i .V ""i. 'A".fj i f "I : ''f J i r . ' The Oregon State Graduate Nurse assdeiationi district No. 1, met Wednes day, evening at Central Ubrary. f Miss Helen J. Field, R. N.. of St. Joseph hospi tal, Kansas City, told of the work of the nurses' organization in that city.- Tha Kansas City association is fostering a movement to change the title of so called practical nurses to attendants, leaving the term "nurse" applicable only to graduate and., registered . nurses The Eastern., association has established a standard for ' attendants, "making . it necessary for them to have had at least nine months training in an accredited hospital before they, may become attend ants. Miss Marion Crowe, superintend ent of the. Visiting Nurse association, an-. nouficed the course of lectures which is being given in the visiting nurse head quarters in the Spalding. building" Mon day morning from 8 to S on the medical and. social aspects of nursing. These lectures are open to all nurses. Miss Elnora Thomson, head of the department of public health nursing In the school cf social work of -the University of Oregon, announced courses specially -designed tar senior pupil nurses or graduate purses who are Interested In public health work. The course treats .on psychology and bac teriology from the public healthstasd polnta. , The association voted to hold monthly, meetings, - alternating - after-, noons and evenings. The next meeting" win be held on the last Wednesday afternoon. in October at S p. m.. In room C of Central library - .' 1 The members of the Wallowa Woman's club were hostesses to the community at a reception in honor of the teachers of the Wallowa city schools, given Tues day. There was a large enthusiastic attendance and the program Included addresses of welcome by Mra J M. Bledsoe, tn behalf of the Woman's club, by K. W. McKenzie in behalf of the board of education and. the different civlBorganizationa and one by Rev. Q. H. Feese in behalf of the churches. Responses were made by Professor -D, R. White, city superintendent, and Pro fessor Luce of the Mgh schooL Other features of the program were readings by Mra J. P. Morelock and Mrs. D. R. White, piano solos by Miss Whitlark and Mra Nelson, and vocal 'so Ide by Miss Frederick A. Schllke and Miss Le nore Fuller. Mra Edward 'Holmes was at the piano. A short community sing led by Miss Schllke,- director of music In the schools, concluded the program. Refreshments were served. The splen did fellowship of the evening, marks the beginning of what promises -to be one of the moat successful years 'in the his tory of the Wallowa schoola v ; t The Catholic Women's league held Us first regular meeting of the season Tuesday. The president, Mm J, C Cos tello, named chairmen of her commit tees for this year as follows: Household, Mrs, C F. HessaldenZ ; public welfare, Mra. F. L. Benedict; visiting, A. J. Hoben ; membership, Mrs. J. H. Kerns; social, Mra W. J, Eastman; press, Mrs. Wlnthrop Terry. . Miss Elnore Thomson of the University of Oregon gave a splendid talk on "The Public Health," and the Rev. Father Thompson gave a short talk oa "Publie- Welfare." The hostesses during the 'social hour were Mrs. Frank W. Clifford and Mrs. B. F. StengL Mrs. Joseph McCusker and Mra NeU Sullivan poured. ; ' . The Women's association of the First Congregational church will bold an: all day, meeting Wednesday, with a birth day luncheon at 12 :30 o'clock and a busi ness meeting at 2 o'clock. ' Dr. . McEl veen's night lectures on . "Psychother apy on- Thursday nights are packing the 'Church. Thursday night, October. 6. he will lectur: eon "James Prescription for Health." ' 1 l , Thlregular monthly missionary Sheet ing of 'the Women's society of the White Temple will be held In the home of Mra C.- E. Wlghtman, 474 College street, on Wednesday ofj. this week at 2 o'clock Mrs. Floyd . K,1 Smith- will have charge of the meeting, assisted by Meedamee Hardwiclt, Walker. Veazie and Steven son, rcuba" will be the subject' under discussion. Mra E. Milton Runyon will sing. Anyone interested is invited to attend. -- -- . " .' . ' ' . , v . " ' " ' Helen McCraney win he hostess to the Carrie Jacobs-Bond. Musical club Sat urday at 2 p. m. at her home," 809 H East-Lincorn street.1 There wilL be the usual business session and program, the president, Miriam Tobey, presiding! ...... ti.'f --. .4 ., '. Ther-Women'e auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion will hold its regular, meeting Monday evening in the Legion club ; rooma Ali;smembers are urged to be present, as important business matters se to be discussed.; .' , . ;i . ' ' e ' ' William F. Woodward will lecture" on "Week-day Religious Instruction in the Unitarian chapel Wednesday at t p. m. After; the lecture the Women's Alliance win serve tea and a social hour wiU be enjoyed. " , , ' z. , 1 The Girls Friendly Society of St. Davids parish will meet oa Wednestay at eight o'cloclir in the parish house under the direction of the Industrial com mittee. All girls are welcome. ' ' ; - " .. 1 , The initiaJ meeting of Trinity Guild for the seaeoB-will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m, in the parish house,,,. : ,-.v; i i J There will "be a meeting of the Wom en's association of Atkinson Memorial Congregational church Wednesday aft ernoon, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mra; Robert' Reid, S7C East- Everett The. newly elected officers for the com ing . year will assume their duties at Women s Federation to Meet Prominent -People toc THE Portland Federation of Women's Organisations wUl "hold ' iu Initial luncheon tor the season Saturday, Octo ber . t, at-1 , o'clock, in the assembly room of ' the Hotel 'Multnomah. The gathering will mark " the- getting" to ge thereof the-C7S..rganUatlo&a which comprtse the federation, Mrs. J. F. Hill, vice president of the : federation , Is chairman of the committee in charge of the luncheon. -"-, , t Mra Alexander Thompson, president, will preside, and will tell of the hopes and aspirations of the federation for the coming season. The principal address will be given by Dr. lUchard F. Schola president of Reed college, who will speak on "Disarmament,,. Julius :U Meiert president of the 192$ exposition, will tell how: the federation can aid in - making a success or the great jaoJect,4:t, V-; the meeting, and other Important busl-! neas will be" the order of the day Mra-j Ptyfair. president Mrs. E." E.-. Flint. vice president; Mra Richmond, secre tary, aaifr Mrs, E. ' D. Allen;; treasurer, compose the new "cabinet of the as sociatlon. There wiU be a missionary program of interest and a large attend ance is expected. , V ' . 'e e,..-;..V..., -r - r Mra R. E. Jones, the newly elected president of the Portland Shakespeare Study dub, win entertain the dub mem, bars and their friends at a reception at - her noma 8 Laurelhurst ; avence, Thursday, afternoon from a until t O'ClOCk. . tr,v'iitiV"'--W';. 'W.'s.y, , -V ' ' ''-V ' '' i ' ' -'. 'The Mount. Scott" Mental Culture! dub will hold its tflrst meeting of the year, the - president's luncheon, at the , home of Mra W. D. Lockwood, 4504 Sixty fifth street southeast, Thursday, ; . . Woodstock W. CT. tl. will hold " an all ...day meeting to sew -for. the bazaar on Tuesday at; the home of Mra 'E. Laurence, 500 East Fifty-third avenue southeast Lunch .win be served at noon. ' '" ;,'. , 1V .' , - .,1 , . The Woodstock Study club held its second meeting of the season Friday afternoon at Woodstock library." Inter esting papers on . Edison and McDowell were presented by Mrs. Terry and Mra Wallace. The year's Work will cover the Study of modern biography and anyone Interested may meet with the club, the next regular meeting being October 14. at Woodstock library. . .Vr-v,' r-- ' '-. . r yg,j 'IThe Laurelhurst 'Study- dub wilt hold its -opening meeting at the - club house on Monday, at a :0 p. m.V New members are cordially Invited to be present." j The "Women's auxiliary to; the Rail way Mall association met. at the home Pbrtlaild's Music ' : s -; ,.'y Oregon Eilers ; Music , House Piatios, Player Pianos, Church and Theater Organs Music Service for the ' Profession, the Student, , arid all Music Lovers Piano tuning, polishing, .. voicing, -regulating Piano delivery, moving, t storage, shipping Piano stools and benches Band -and orchestra instruments Minor musical instruments, supplies and parts - Ukuleles, banjos, mouth organs, Hawaiian steel guitars, ac cordions, mandolins, etc. We Are Ready .for the most active musical sea son that , the Northwest his ever known. . American Conservatory of Music ; - b ; Bernard, Catherine, Composer , ' Block, Mr. J. Pianist Cathoiii Woman's League Chiuck, Coleman T. . Music Publisher Coulter & Hastings -' Manicuring School Foater. Mrs. George M. i. -Gowns :' Gamfe, Marie ' - School Of Russian Dancing Gardner, Mrs. A. E. ' . " Music School -. . Goddird, Henri -Band and .'- . Musical Instrument Repairs ALWAYS GO TO EILERS MUSIC BUILDING FOR ANYTHING PERTAINING TO MUSIC The Monday Musical club, "of which Mra A. R. MattiQgiy is president, will be in charge of the nrasio... Mra Paul U Voaburg will give a pianologue and Mrs. L. W. Waldorf wUI give violin selections with Miss Mary Bullock at the plana. The. .decorations will ba in charge' of the t Portland Parent-Teacher associa tion, with Mrs. X W. Pennington, chair man. - , v " " The Portland Woman's Research - club is in charge of the reeervations and seating. Reservations' should be made at once by calling Mra B. H. Hlckor. Tabor 49L or Mra'M. W,.WyvUle, Ta bor 1895. .Plates will be 75 cents. Tickets may be purchased . before the -luncheon in the lobby of the hotel" The "dining. room doors will be open at 11:45 and the luncheon wUl., be served promptly of Mra - L. M. Leiand. Thursday, Sep tember After a delicious noon lunch eon, the president, Mra R. V Woodward, called the regular business meeting. The topic for the year wlU be "Americaniza tion,; and aside from the regular work. 10 days wiU .be devoted to sewing for the baby, home. Elizabeth Ball end Helen Woodward entertained with vio lin and piano,. Mra A J. Stiropson with a reading and Mra Leiand with a vocal solo. The next meeting will be with Mrs- J. W. Armstronsr at s7 East Davis street, Thursday; October z7.V. , The . Metzger : Women's-- dub held - a benefit card party last Saturday evening at the. community house, the funds to go towards the automobile fund for the county health, nurse. 'The evening was in charge of a committee beaded by Mrs. Harold M. Shaver and was. a pronounced success. The next regular meeting of the dub will be held Wednesday, at which, time the annual election' of offi cers win be held. V i-"v v. The program committee ef the Aurora Women's dub, consisting of Mesdames j. w. Sadler. Walt, Robinson and Powers will give a luncheon Wednesday at Mra Sadler's home at which Miss Cornelia Marvin, state librarian. wUl be the honor guest and speaker. A number -of other club women will be present and tna af fair Is anticipated with much pleasure. e - Charles S. Rockhill from the national headquarters of '.the Camp Fire Girls will address a meeting of all Camp Fire Girls and Guardians Tuesday evening at t o'clock in the ballroom of the Hotel MuUnomah. ; T The: Alameda Tuesday club will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. with "Mra A E. Porter. 869 Regents drive. Miss Anne Shannon Monroe- will be the speaker. floors devoted - DIRECTORY OF EILERS BUILDING H Haulenback, C. A. Violin and 'Cello School Hochscheld, f. w. Concert Pianist - -Honska, Mrs-. W E.- Piano , K S VfCinney, Mrs. E. H. " Piano School . ' - 1 tamoert L. B. . - Western Musical Bureau " . m' Masonic Mutual Life Ins. Co. Michetl Susie Pianist Mowrey, Dent ; - . - Piano and Cpraposer -Hatanscuv George . - i , - Operatic Art School ' - ; Oriole Publishing Co. " PubUsher - Y.-W: Dept. ; To Benefit by 7 Play at Baker -'. r w . . ' FROM the entire boealng of plays to the presented during the season by' the Baker Players, -Smlltn' . Through." has beea selected' by the physical de partment, of the. Young Women's Chrs tlan" Assooiation. ' as the one which it" win -eponser, the entire proceeds, from the performance, October 11. to be used In enlarging and promoting . the work f the department, according to plans announced by the chairman, Mrs. Robert 8. Farrelt Other members, of the com mittee who are assisting are t Mra C us- Chris A. BeU. Miss Florence Stackpole, Mra R. S. Stearna Mra Chester Rob. bins . and . Dr. Estella. JTprdWarner as ushers -for the performance and there will be home made candy and flowers ror-saia::;..-..-..i-.5 -',-'-' . The shysical education department la divided Into two sections. Miss Georgia Way, who conducted the classes in aes thetic dancing and gymnasium work last year. Is again in charge of this cl vinn m M rvn uvauiu f. Ih rmnnlarltv of the classes she- will this year be as sisted by Miss Clara Gawer, a graduate of - th . Indianapolis Normal , college. where she .majored tn physical tralaing. Classes for small children, school girls, business girls ' and home women are being organised to suit the convenience of the membera Miss Tbelma Payne and Miss Gwendolyn Jane are tn charge of the swimming .department and are organizing " beginners" and advanced classes for children, sins ana aauits in swimming And nre saving. Miss me Moors is tns aess auenoani 01 tne De partment' -';j4' .v ';";' : '. A luncheon will be given in the social haU of tha Young Women's' Christian The board of directors, sustaining mem bera and the industrial, social and mem bership committees will be "present. Miss Ansa Owers, national,' Industrial secre tary. Miss Clara Taylor, Northwest Field" industrial secretary, and Miss Charlotte Davis, Northwest field cityr secretary, will be the guests of honor and many phases of the Young Women's Christian association, both at home and abroad, wUl be discussed. St. Stephens annual rummage sale will be held next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at ' 17 Fourth street Clothing, household goods and, bric-a-brac will be on eale. .'f r The Charles Dickens dub wUl meet Thursday at I p. m. at the home of Mra J. C. Albright. 254 East .Forty seventh street. Center to music, musicians and (dancing art! Parker. Jesse -. Original Jazz and Ragtime - Polly Prim Beauty Parlors Rassmussen. Dcfrotbf Ball- room and Artistic Dancing ' : Reiner. K. O Fur Shop , Street George Hotchkiss ' "Vocal School Street, Catherine Cyssler : Vocal J' Smith. Alice , ' . ' t A Concert Harpist ? - " ' k ;r. f - ' t -; ' .?1:" , j. ; V. 4 ,Taschereau, G. L. Voice " Ten Haaf, P. A, Voice " 'l' ' -' Wandra, MarieSaxophone . v '.Wardell, 'Mrs. Marie,,. , X 'Music School"' -'r - 'Western Musie Bureau - rv
