THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL, .PORTLAND, OREGON.
TUESDAY, IIATXII 21. . IZZ2.
: club ;
calendar
Wednesday; march 22 ;. ; - . M 4 7
'Multnomah chant-. Laaoghters of American ReTofutioa. Wt Ik '
University club at 3 p. en. - - -
. Portia nd Shakespeare Fturty club with Mrs. FW J. Brady. 7
East TamhUl street, at t p. m, . - , ,7..,.,
SOCIAL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22
. V' lpha'Gamraa Delta, sorority dinner at Oregon Grille. ,4 o'clock.
CALENDAR' Hom clu Meets with. Mrs. A- Anderson. 6 Irving street,
10
, Visitors Quests
At Informal
Afternoon. .
iHARLES (CHIC) SALE
I V-in one of the seven char
' i i i via:.
.Nibs." now showing at the Peo
ples theatre.
Work For Girls "His Nibs' - Has
Discussed Atr Big Comedy
& T ESLEY BARRY, juvenile star, who u featured in Feared
AA at the Liberty Aeatre. The picture herewith is the subject of
7 7 an interesting art prize contest fox ' Portland children. -Cash
prizes are offered for the most faithful reproduction of the sketch. -
Luncheon
1 Br Helea Hsteklson -
MR. .AND MRS. DENT MOWKEY
entertained Inf6nrully Sunday aft
ernoon at their studio In honor Of Dr.
and Mm. Richard IT. Bchotx and their
house nests. Dr. and Mm, Alfred H.
Zlmmern and Mr. Avar 4 Fairbanks. Dr.
and Mra. Zlmmern nave made, many
friends during- their visit In, Portland.
where Dr. Zlmmern U giving a couraa
f lecture at Reed college. Mr. Falr
banka. who la a sculptor, la a member
of the faculty of the University ol
Oreaon. During- the afternoon Mr. Mow-
rey played a number of aelectlona. Al
' the. tea hour Mra Henry Ladd Corbetl
and Mra Oeorge Maxwell preelded a:
the table. About 40 guests, were entertained.
Mrs. Zlmmern was a guest of honor
. with Mra Be hoi i at a luncheon Riven
today by Mm. Vincent Cook, who en
tertained 12 gUMtS.
lambda chapter of Alpha Delta PI
will five Ita Easter dance at the Port
land hotel March II. The dance will be
siren In honor of prospective student
of the University of Oregon and will be
for the (iris of the sorority at Eugene
and one representative from each of
the other sororities oq the carhpua. Miss
Betty Tlllson Is chairman of the com
mittee on arrangements.
Miss Mary Montgomery of Chicago Is
a visitor at the home of Mra Philip
, Huemmer of Rose City Park. Mrs.
Ituemmer was hoslesa for an Informal
tea Friday afternoon for her house
truest. Mrs. Arthur Kern sang and Miss
' Ellaa Marett entertained the guests with
dancing numbers. At the tea table were
"Mrs. Henry Kadderly. Mrs. Norria Sloan
-and Mrs. t'arl T. Rose.
' The junior class of the Arlington high
school hetd "high Jinks" at the annual
class party at the achoolhouse' Friday.
- The rooms were decorated in St. Pat
rick's day emblem. An elaborate sup
per was prepared by the stria. The
( school board and the high school bod
' were entertained.
Mrs. J. E. Klckel was hosten today
. i for a bridge luncheon of 20 covers at
, '-her home in Irvlngton In honor of her
mother. Mrs. J. N Allison, of New York
city. Who Is her house guesL Guests In
cluded a number of friends of the hoa
' tees from Vancouver barracks. Mrs.
William H. Llnea presided at the tea urn
lor the occasion
MBJEll
Ki"a.siiiJJaJUii
I " i I r Tf t -
V, .. '... .' o Jr.-.-; ;' .-. . .-fl .-.:-.wA-S- . Mi:-. K-fr-:
Values
MTTIS MIBS." playing this week at
i' .i By Tellsv Wlsser!
fTiJHK WUMBN Uf KUTAKi hew tnetrt xx. the People's theatre, to a very
J- monthly luncheon and business meet-1 rfi!Pl''comedy. T deptcttae "'in farcical
ine Monday In the Tyrolean room or e th- -n town life characterle-
Hotel Benson, wltt 50 members In ?atr 1 of boyhood 0f most men of to-!
JT . to except, perhaps.. that, the motion
sided and Mrs. Charles WdUgansKwas i-i "l- .i.t-Tt feature of
chairman for the day.: ; . ' thj .. . th mnltlnlk-itv of roles
Mrs. Edith Miles, Superintendent of " . , - ..,. c,
the! home for girls conducted. by the Charles JChic) Sales who
sUte board of health and Oregon Social appears in no less than seven character
Hygiene association,' toW of the excellent Prtew ' - '
work of that institutinn in nrmn. Sales, if jwe may sum into one sen-
(Jve work and In safeguarding girls who tence the weight of opinion about "His
would otherwise be homeless and friend- Nibs," is the whole show. This famous
less. Girls without funds are cared for vaudeville performer, who has visited
two weeks without charge while they Portlaad on the variety stage, reveals in
seek employment The Women of Ro- "His Nibs" a, capacity for charcter act
tary were especially interested in this ng that is beyond the imagination of
institution, inasmuch as tney lumisnea l the average artist. His display or his-
l wm ill uio nunic,
Mrs. Lota Stone gave two beautiful
whistling solos and Miss Lola Kiernan
sang, with Miss Woodcock at the piano.
J. H. Joyce announced the forthcoming
Rotary conference . at Vancouver and
urged the women to ; "take their hus
bands and go."
tronic ability, in the film is just as un
usual as it was in vaudeville. " . '
"The same result., might be achieved in
watching the same actor in seven differ
ent pictures, it has been suggested, but
that is barely possible, for few actors
have the versatility required to portray
at once an old man and again a snicker-
The' travelers aid committee jvill meet I ing spinster, rotating these with imper-
at 11 a. m. at-the Y. W. C. A. Thursday, sonations of the town dandy and the
The transportation agreement will be bashful neighborhood kid. His work at
discussed. straight comedy is equally as keen as
A new feature of the work is the move- his presentation of the pathetic figure
ment toward inter-city cooperation and of the boy.
to this end club women in the various Sale shows that he has grasped the
towns and cities of the state are.be- comedy Idea of rural characters. The
Ing asked to cooperate in the matter of result is funny to the n-th degree. The
meeting and assisting young girls going photography for the picture, which
to distant towns to live ana m some I marks. Sale's debut in the films, is ex-
; -
Columbia Puts
Oii Two Fine
i Features
FRATERNAL
Oregon Rose camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, held a most enjoyable meeting
cases to make investigation in the home ceUent and the settings are reminiscent Thursday evening and entertained the
town oi mose coraiiiB iguie ciiy. of . dozen villages near at hand. Sale "". ---
. . i rifh viftirnni rrftm -KPflmfnoi -jina van-
has incorporated Into an interstlng story
One case of recent occurrence was
i nn( iin itr imii n i i f 1 1 1 1 m 11 luufrnLiiic nii.i w ... . .. . . .
that of young woman from a distant act tbathaa him so long T-R-a-
cltv. After a test was made at the city I . .. . nolia camp, at Lenta wui have a ciase
Human Beings
Juggled in
Mid Air
TRv C' 1 K.
WHV go to a circus to see jugglers of I class of Peninsula park and a team from! efid Ted, two well-trained dogs, rounds
human beings? The Four Bards at I the Y. W. C. A. played a game of bas-lout the program. Both dogs perform
health department it ; was 'found that
her mentality only registered that of a
so weu in vaudeville, but he has m- ,WiOI1 ftarlday evening. March 2J
tenauy enhanced it ana tne story as a nn.ii Ros will not have a meeUne
.iM- r in tho.h .v,o i. 3n vnr. nf I "'"f" ' . on that date, but win taae.xne tu p. m.
; ' . v, v.i tr I of interest totally aside from the Inter- I Mount Scott car at Second and Alder
est in the novelty of the seven different ana assist In this event: March 30. the
characterizations of one actor. L regular monthly banquet Will be served
A second comedy, featuring Brownie I by Oregon Rose camp, Pacifla States
inall, 409 Alder street. . -y.
Ben Hur court Friday evening held a
well attended social . meeting at Archer
age. : At present she is being carea ror
at an institution in the city
A team from the women's evening
By E. C. B.
rrs PURELY a matter of guesswork
to determine whether the crowds
nocking Into the Columbia theatre this
week are drawn by the alluring an
nouncements of the presentation of Fan
nie Hurst's "Back Pay." or by the more
modest exploitation, of Robert Bruce 'a
"Women Musi Weep," an extraordinary
"scenic" photographed on the Oregon
coast lin. rar Newport last summer.
"Women Must Weep," would arouse
keerst Interest had it been offered as a
photographic tour of some unknown
foreign shore, but. Instead. It is an as
tounding revelation of picturesque
beauty In our very dooryard and. there
fore, interest must be more than keen
And the .little story that is woven in
with magnificent glimpses of the great
ocean, the enchanting quality, of shore
line vistas. Is presented by folk, we know
Mayo Methot of the Baker Stock
company ; Mae Norton, former Portland
newspaper woman. and Broderick
O'Farrell. former Baker player.
The picture is another proof, despite a
plethora of imported scenics, that Ore
gon holds a wealth of natural scenic
charm that cannot be bettered any
where. From the standpoints of artis
try and local interest, if for no other
reasons. "Women Must Weep," la very
much worth while.
The feature of the current program at
the Columbia ia "Back Pay" from a
Fannie Hurst story. Its topic borders
on. the risque, perhaps, but it la kept
rigorously clean there is no eleanent of
vulgarity and interest Is maintained by
, 4. - .. ; . i . . .
a clever combination C aMtry. SetUnr -and
portrayal. Heater Bevtna. a girt
wtta a "crepe U chin aoV-l N" Injper
sonated admirably by See a Owen, and
Matt Moore W. Jerry Newcembe the
home town lad. J. Barney Sherry has
an Important role aa Charles Wfceeler. "
millionaire.
Hester, leaning toward a Ufa of lux
ury, rinally allows herself to collapse)
Into Its lap. pitfall from which a stir -
ring climax brings her back to respec
tability. The exteriora liwtMi picture
are far and away above the average f '
motion picture conception.
An added feature of much value la
Screen land News. whWi offers
ous Interesting. ell photographed and
brilliantly titled bit of local news.
AMUSEMENTS
the Pantagea theatre this week are mar-I ketball Friday night at the clubhouse. far better than some of the so-called
aerial tumbling and diving would hold score ef 29 to 6. A return game will be homo. The People's orchestra, under raa"? . Tit.
the center stage of any three ring cir- I played at the Y. W. C. -A. Friday eve- j Director John Brttt, plays Throughout
cue. They ' work with no trappings or nlng. The Peninsula players were Mes-1 the showing.
nets and perform with precision and I dames uiunam, isarton, iogan, sir-
quardt, iioggus and a. jogan. ine x ,
Metidames
Green, Myers,
McKean. Annie and ' Nance Peterson
substituted for Mrs. Qillham and Mrs,
poise that command' instant admira
tlon. The act holds the honor place on W. C. A. players were:
a bin that is featured by high class of- Kmley, Taylor, Grier,
ferlngs.
Jim and Irene Marlvn. in a kaleido
scopic review, present a violin and Barton. Misses Hughes and' Treagea
dance act that Is a fitting accompanl- substituted for Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs
nlversary Wednesday at the home of ment for the entry of spring. Miss Mar- Myers. Mrs. uiunam ana Annie reier-
their daughter, Mrs. Floy F. Campbell, lyn wields the bow with a dexterous son were high point winners ror renin
with whom they live. Mr. and Mrs. I hand, coaxing melodious strains from I sula, each scoring 10 points.
Ferguson are parents oi mrmr jeBPta sa. i vim Mug uk juBLruiiieiius. j-iine iriwrsi
Bishop of Hood River and have two I women violinists who appear in vaude
other-daughters in the luaat.
Ss'Westland Prepares
For "Foolisli Wives"
Mr.-and Mrs. James K. Ferguson will
celebrate their sixty-fifth wedding an-
Ben Westland, publicity director of
the Universal Film company, arrived in
Portland, Monday, to-create Interest in
his current attraction. 'Fooll3h Wives.'1
on behalf of the Associated Fraternities,
a representative organization of fra
ternal orders seeking to obtain the em
ployment of American cltisen In pref
erence to aliens. A program of music
and dancing was given. The committee
in charge was Mrs. A. Bausch, Mrs. N.
Laurence and L. M. Estey. , Mrs. C. H.
Guble, chief of the court, was floor manager.
Mrs. E. A. Crandall and Mrs. H. R
Land fare will be hostesses next Thurs
day for the women of the Elks' Card
.W olub. Prises last week went to Mrs. D.
A. rsllowa. Mrs. W. Adama, Mra H.
Mumm, Mra. It. S. Shaw. Mrs, M. Camp
bell and Mra. F. W. Weldon.
The Grotto has a search warrant ou
for C. B. Moores, who has been ordered
by Dr. S. W. Stryker, chairman of the
Grotto lunch for Wednesday noon, to
appear and inform the brothers as to
or
any other subject he may choose. Col
Mr, and Mra Coleman H. Wheeler Jr.
have removed from their home in Irv
lngton to Portland Heights and art L,oul4 and graceful performer.
nomicuea at via Montgomery urivs at
the home of Mr. Wheeleiea mother, Mra.
C. H., Wheeler.
Vr ?.-Attl rwr Tavlnr nonular I which comes to the Peonle's theatre Sat-
v.omen violinists wno appear in vauaei ". I T T . --- --- - - - . rr: appear ana miorm tne orotners an
vllle. she trips lightly back and forth vocalist, was a prominent addition to urday for a limited engagement. "Fobl- 0V many blue moons he has seeh
hfnr. ih footiihta the program given Wednesday evening ish Wives" is described as the most .nv oth.r ,UBiM.t h-mav choose.
An Interesting and' lively conglomera- by, the ,For'st rove. Waiomn'a club In costly motion picture ever produced. It onel Robert A. Miller Will Introduce him.
I inn rt 1nLraa afnr-ifrca onn ilanpinw fan -
1 aid of its building fund. Mrs. Taylor stars Erich von Stroheim.- the most I a. .iu o. o.
luring a woman tumbler Is an honor I a" lwv tsi ul """S" "'V' . mwa.BM.on me screen, wno iiKewise large attendance of veiled prophets, at
wlrioefor Elizabeth Nelson and the vera van . Dcnmuuuvo. m uic v"". wrere me siory ana aireciea tne picture. tue Hazelwood Is assured.
n A. , ..... . . 1 tinrl wa anthilntflKtioJlUv rMVlVAft Mlful I - - 1 I
I
AI-Axar will have Its pyramid crowded
Friday evening at 208 Third street,
with United Artisans seeking the degree
of "master builder." A large class is
expected from Lafayette. The Alazar
patrol will give the. degree-ofremonlal asi.
assistants to tne on icers ana etast. rne
degree of Master Builder is only open
to United Artisans, and-is intended to
Harry boys, one' Of whom is a black
face artist of humorous slant The
feminine acrobatic stunts are especially
good, and what Is more, this fair ex
ponentjrof the art usually featured by
the sterner sex Is an exceptionally well-
King George Has
Influenza Attack
Washington, March 2L It Is no longer
the exclusive privilege of the telephone
to hide behind the skirts of a pink and
white china doll. One s powder puff.
hairpins, nail file, handkerchief, small 1
change, bills, keys In fact, all the myr
iad things that lurk In a woman's bag-
may hide behind wide and brilliant doll
ekirts now. A doll's head forms the top
of the newest handbag, and her puffy .
cretonne or silk gown cleverly does the
rest .
Lakewood, N. J.. March 21. A small
black pump seen here and meant for
street wear has elastic inserts on the
side and four narrow leather straps.
The straps were without buttons, the
elastic stretching when the shoe was
slipped on and tightening automatically
afterward to hold .the shoe In place.
The heel was moderately low and the
whole effect chic as well as comfortable. I
Shoes That Fit
the; Springtime
s
When spring comes, and leaves
. Alpha Gamma sorority will entertain
for all members In the city at a dinner
Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
Oregon hotel grill. Visiting members
are invited. For' reservations call Bea
trice Quackenbush, Tabor 698.
., Laurelhurst club will entertain its
members and their friends at a dancing
party at the clubhouse Thursday, evening.-'
.
The really high 'class vocal part of the
bill la taken by David Reese, a tenor of
pleasing and refined stage bearing -and
voice of quality' and extraordinary
power, lie received generous applause
for the rendition of three or four selec
tions. '
and was enthusiastically received. Miss
Erma Taylor gave piano numbers, at.
did also , Miss Kathleen Mitchell. Mrs.
Otto Oshorn.'Mrs. Irwin Turne. Mrs.
W, S. RobertB, Miss Hulbert, Mrs. Wal
ter i Mitchell and Mrs. Arthur' Ireland
participated In an amusing dramatic
Bh.ei.cn. . . ,. m I T-nndnn. March 21 T V S I Kin
Members of the board of the Portland ?WB V"8"1 lft btt was stated
. ... . s I todav that there was no daneer. An of
esV' r0Jal engagemenu were kneeled for teach lessons and tp confer honor. In
tutions for the care of the sick and de- I ",e.,ay'
Chicago, March 21. Pockets are the
up-to-date adjuncts for the flowing
sleeves of evening gowns, though from J bud, and the fra' growl green, and
ino .!U. na .Uu, 0. preeem the air turns soft and warm and Ira
in one of them. Chiffon and georgette ?BAU m 10
dance frocks have sleeves which are younger? -rOf course you are. Win-
drapery, train and shoulder cape aU In ter is Olcrag. Spring is youth.
one. They require a skillful gathering Prepare for it now. Start now to
u" " Y"e " w '",u.ul feel youne. Buy flexible, comfort
on ones own cun, out me longer mej . , .v--. "V "
come the more graceful they are. The alYe 8h8: NothmaT 7" ward-
pockets are mere folds of georgette.
large enough to hold a wisp of kerchiel
or powder , puff.
-The king is suffering from ceremonial form.
pendent Saturday. the; trip being made
under the leadership of Mrs. R. E. Bon-
"Good Night. Nurse." a playlet. fea- jat;Pant chairman of the committee on
turing Marta Golden and Ursula March, I Bocial hygtene. Among the .InsUtutions
Is brimfull of contagious humor. The yjgited were the . Louise Home., the Ce-
nurse ana the maia are at swora pomts aarR Florence Crittenton home, Salva
on the care -of the infant, and hubby, tion Army White Shield home and Mult-
wno is not strong on me nursery ousi-i.nomah county farm. Luncheon was!
ness. gets fussed up by bis ungainiiness aerved at-the farm. Sixteen members
.Grand Opera Curtain
"To Rise at 8 Sharp,
Patrons Are Advised!
i 1.
For the information of the patrons
during the season of the Chicago Opera
company at The Auditorium, the World
' Attractions company issued a card of
advice today. Including the following
points:
The curtain rises on evening perform
. ancea at o'clock, and at 2 o'clock for
Saturday matinee.
Box office open until 1(1 o'clock to
night at 8herman, Clay at Co.'s ticket
window. Sixth and Morrison streets. To-
1 morrow and balance of week from 10
a. m. until p. m. at Sherman-Clay's,
and after at The Auditorium.
Children under years will not be ad.
lttd to performances, and children
ever years must have tickets.
AH automobiles will deliver pamen-
' rrs to Third street entrances. Private
ears wilt pick up passengers after the
pet forma nee at Market street entrances,
' and tax lea ba will take passengers after
the performance at Clay street entrance.
Performances will run about SVfc hours.:
ypeoial arrangements have been made
far special Interurban and bus service
t near-by points out of town.
There are aitll good seats left - for
evwy performance, according to W. T.
rmngle, who la managing the local en
gagement, but h urges aU persons who
have mads up their minds to attend to
not delay selecting . seats. The ticket
line, which remained nearly a halt block
' In length at Sherman, Clay a- Co.'s all
day yesterday and until It o'clock last
night. Started In this morning with a
new line. The ticket sale will continue
open until" 10 o'clock tonight.
in butting in on Infantile affairs,
The girl, with the ropes 'opens the
vaudeville. - Hazel Moran ' twirls the I eration.
nemp wun me bhiii 01 cawiwjr anu
keeps -up a witty chatter' between loops.
Admirers of pugHiBtic things get a
variety of kicks out of the boxing bout
In round three of "The Leather Pushers,"
The movie scenes are real and claret
flows freely In one of the mixups.
1 1 e
made the trip. Full reports will be
given at the April meeting of the fed-
H O
HAT
9,
Kelso, Wash. Miss Mary Sutherland,
nutrition specialist of the Washington
State college extension Ber-vice, spent
several days . In . Cowlitz : county last
week, meetings being held with the
Kelso and Ostrander Parent-Teacher as
sociation and at Woodand- and Kalama.
Nutrition classes being conducted at the
Wallace school in Kelso ,and at Kalama
are proving highly successful In eliminat
ing underweight conditions. Miss Bess
Lawler, county nurse, Is in charge of
this work. i i
STOCK
BAKER Morrison at Eleventh.
company in "Parlor. Bedroom and
The JPentnsula Park Study club met
Baker Stock Friday) in the Peninsula Park Commu-
and Bath. I , j .w -
ktatiaea WediMdar. ftatarday and Sunday at nlc i""., ,"V
trio: msion t s 2o ing ofsicers : President. Mrs. C. H.
LTK1C Broadway at 'Morrison. T.TTie Musical j Lounsbury ; secretary, Mrs. R. N. Wal-
VoBMdy eoapaay in "Muinie B." MtUnee I iaC8. The next meeting wfll be held Fri
day of this week, at which time Mrs. E,
D. Searing will read a paper on "The
History of the Child Labor in the United
States." Mrs. J. N. Davidson will give
a report on the attempts to regulate
child labor.
i
Centralla. Wash. About 65 persons
were 'present Friday night at a chicken
dinner served id the Logan Aid rooms
by the ' Logan PareSit-Teacher associa
tion to raise funds; for the purchase of
a new Victrola for the Logan school. The
affair was a success financially and
daily at 2 p. m. ; erentnc at T and V.
VAUDEVILLE
ORPHRfM Broadway at .Taylor. Vaodrrtlle.
Adelaide Huche headlined. 3 :S0 sad 8 :20
p. m. -.(.. '
PANT AQES Broadway at' Aider. Rich-elaat
Taodeviu aod ' photoplay faatana. Afterseoa
and evening. Promm chances Monday after
noon. - --
LOKW S HIPPODROME Broadway at Taaihlll.
Diraetioa Ackeman and llama. VaaderUl and
pic tuna. . Ueetinaoo from 1 p. au to 11 p. at.
' PHOTOPLAYS
COLUMBIA Sixth aad eta. "Fannie Herat's
"Back Pax.-' 11 a.- aa. to II . as.
BLUE MOUSE; Eleventh at WashincUm. "A
CeatMTurat Taakeein King Arthur's Court."
11 a. ia. to 11 n. aw "4
LIBERTY Broadway at Star. Wesley Barry I aociaaly. The . committee m cnarge in-
- in - mm. 11 . m. vo T. m. ciudcu aibkb irewej, axiuobwu
RI7OLfewfi,,r f S,,Kow,, .,Bt? Welty. Miss Z. May Meighen, county
p C"?1"" VTr",vi 11 .V to 11 superintendent of schools, addressed the
MAJESTIC Washington at Park. Tare to meeUng following the dlnker. .
the Rltht." It a. m. te 11 p. at. , .
PEtPLEs Wast Park at Alder. . Charles The current literature department of
(CkK) Sake to "HtaMba."- 11 a m. to the Portland Woman's club will give its
BTARvVadrington st Park.' "The In. Trail.- nul card JIJ!-.
'- ef IS-af rfaT' '
By reason of sudden death in the fam
ily of D. P. Markey, supreme commander
of the Maccabees, the1 entire ceremonial
gathering of local tents of the order in
Western Oregon was called off for
Thursday evening. Portland tent will
assemble as usual on Thursday evening
at 386 Washington street.
St. Patrick would be green with envy
If he 'were to return to earth and see
the green decorations Fram Assembly
ball will have Tuesday evening - at the
cance given by the 32 young women
cadets, for even the lights will make
everybody look green, Including Captain
James W. W.' Cahow.f . Even the punch
will be green.
Corinthian Chapter.' Social club- will
give its annual card party and social
at Sunnyslde temple Thursday " after
noon. March 30.- The ' committee In
charge will meet Thursday at 11 a. m
at the home of Mrs. R. N. Friaufs,.63
East Thirty-first street north. " A basket
luncheon will .be served. . .
Muscovites held a jolly meeting Sat
urday evening notwithstanding the weep
ing heavens. A class 'of 60 new mem
bers received the degree work, and aft
erwards were fed by their tormentors
at Orient hall. East Sixth and East Al
der streets.
a
Members and friends of Camelia
chapter. OrderEastern Star, was en
tertalned Monday night by the social
committee at the Pythian building wKh
a good program?
... a -
Anchor council. Security Benefit as
sociation, paid a fraternal visit to
robe can hurt you more than the
wrong- kind, of shoes.
For appearance, you will like Can-
i1 AV. fikAAf ' with tnttiv frMMfnl
i- el.V,,,rr. .1111 r aensible lines, their modish low and
.SSL iLVJSSlm. their fine raaterials
young girls. They Include the chemise J n XM workmanship, .
-u' i en nniimnniintM '
edge, however, with real val lace. A I . ,w wrar vriadu.i
hand-made batiste nightgown is per-1 For comfort, and the avoidance ef
mitted a V neck flanked by little groups I foot troubles which ko man women
of tucks, and a batiste envelope chemise needlMsly, experience, Cantilever
4ias the neck edges with real val and j . -; -i It
lh. bm nnd with a narrow net ruf- 9hoa are ? daM. f. the,r OWD
fie. Even for the young girl, the break- lamous and praised the country
fast coat Is a splendor of ruffled crepe over. They are made with flexible
meteor, or taffeta, in ciel. rose, peach, arches not the rigid shanks you gret
coral or pale orchid, with a two-tone in ordinary shoes. This flexibility
ribbon girdle. I of the Cantilever Shoe, permitting:
tree circulation and strengthening
TOMORROW NIGHT
Cl'XTAlX BISES AT
. sale has nr.r.y Bit;.
Bt"T HOOD KKATH LfcKT
FOR ALL PERFORMANCES
TICKETS NOW SELLING
Bkernsaa, Clay a C.'s Mors
Sixth aad .Morrison Ms.
10 A. M. TO is r. M.
AUDITORIUM THIS WEEK
CHICAGO
GRAND
OPERA COMPANY
MIRY Rtnnm cr.r..Ai.
- wnnuui III
DlBtCTOR
SI atopic, S AKTISTS.
CHORUS. BALLIT.
ef 7 These
Treies te Trenaaen.
MTIDStSOaV. MARCH XI
MONNA VANNA
TMURtaar. MARCH tS
LOHENGRIN (an EngUak).
FRIDAY, SJAROH 14
ROMEO AND JULIET
SATURDAY as. A Tin IE. MARCH SS-.
THAIS
SATURDAY RISHT. MARCH
AIDA
ALL MAIL ORDCRS shoald be aMraaatd
s. T. panaLS. msr world at-
TRACTIONS OOMSANV. SNtRMAa.
CLAY CO.. PORTLAND. OfL Te bal
Inaara safe return. tacioM " r n I
aad stempfd eevrtnpe. Maaa aU nasil
lll (tarabl lo . I. Fauci
PRICCS (War Tea IsalnSad arM AS
LOWtR FLOOR FArat
IT TO. last II row. 1116
DRESS CIRCLE (Pint Ralmr-
Threa eemrr avrtMWM IS SO. avt si ntniaa
ss.so. siioost a
Thrw center sections 14.40, aide aeeuoea.
urst lour roea si.io. last nv rows 2.
Fee Aey lalsfaiatlia, Pvtaee Male Sill, ar
Wrtva W. T. Pantla. .
Mrs. Andre E. Gagnon of Marshfleld action of the foot muscles, enhances
la expected to arrive in tne city tomor- tne grace and youth of your walk.
row ana win oc uie gucei wi ni ow,.
Mrs. Franois A. Sherman in Alameda
Park. '.
Willamette council in Oregon City Mon-
dav night and the Portland visitors were!
given a most hospitable welcome, ue-1
gree work and a banquet occupied the!
evening.
The Court of Honor will give another I
of Its social dances and card parties
Wednesday evening at 129 Fourth street,
with an active floor committee, good
music and a good time assured all
friends and members,
i . . a
Junior Artisans held an interesting
session Saturday, evening at 208ft Third
street and received a class of 18 new
little folk. The young people are pre-
TICKET OFFICE SALE I
. m r.
HEiuVaV.. ianiyr
yHZ THllR., FRI., SAT.
SPECIAL PRICE MAT. 8AT.
WageshaJt A Ken per Pretest 1
THE .DRAMATIC nKSSATIOS
IF
EYFf Floor. IS.60; Balcony. l.SL
i. $1.50, l; Gallery. 77c. eOc
SAT. MAT-Floor. ; Balcony. 12.
11.50, $1; Gallery 77c. 0c
Add Ten Per test War Tax
Cantilever Shoes keep your feet
paring for the presentation of a play on from getting tired, help you enjoy
Aril 29. tne out-oi -ioors, improve your
, enjoy wearing
:St Patrick was honored Monday night Cantilevers: for their trim annear-
ny &ureKa council. , oecuruy oenein. e- anCe as well as their comfort.
sociation. wun a nau mat arcieu
many members and Iriends. -
' Sunnyside chapter, Order Eastern Star,
hflb a large attendance Monday evening i ZI ' m t
wun aegree worg ana rerresnmenia. t runiuinu, vn.xuvi-v
ADELAIDE & HUGHES
& rvssurus-M BAMCtea
Mt HCUU-ill I JMtfcvrros-6a"
CULOlYEBtsraUffl
a wiifi ujleLT
TWPM aaifv STes sax,auainn em Tat
FRAnKYAIIHOYni
Cantilever Shoe Store Tf V If?" IT flH
353 Alder St, Medical Bldg. , il vL. iL
mists
buy
MUSICAL COMEDY COMRARY
THE COURTRY STORE, vrtdrh aaarks Lerie
pmeraass every Teavdar eveiui. k kf S
wbjeli every aaesnser ef tae lasilly Bar parues.
rate. - It naeead vm In M t
Cease leeistiL sore! .
ansrsssas as S avseisss as w awe
and aarwrs
CIRCLE:
FOURTH
WASH.
TOMORROW
1 1 a. as. te 1 1 at. v
CIRCLB Poorth nea Waahinaton. "Marry the I and 600 will be plavved and prises award-
Poor Girl" . . av v "te 4 e'clock the folknv I and . refreshments ' served. , Mrs.
aaaa.
Each day
vpur skin is
aP '
chang
' .,,7 V'''j'':
noon at the Laurelhurst club. Bridge I The iSlasbed Over-are Is Erolved
CAA will j..v aalakteejl ahWaJI ns-lal WOVul. 1 ' . .
From the Peasant Bkae.
Tt..l Bni i i .i j . - a.... I
ck4.. in .in ..ill mmKWk.- iu rauuos hi ing nunc, nui
Helen Fromme Scheder. win stag and ,r t . become th fonndation
Mrs. Kooenson l,ook win give reaa- on which color builds. Here it makes
ings. t. ' i - : I the underslio of a 4ea-frock;. of beige
1 e e a, . I crepe. Long beige silk tassels hang loose
Central W. C T. U. will hold an aU-( at the sides of the skirt and fall below
dav meeting at the homo of Mrs. Mary! the hem. and shorter ones perform the
Collins, 877 Westover road, from 10 a, m. J service for .the- sreeves.- En.
to 4 p. m. Bring tnimwe ana neeoie. tk trlr a
V.
Mys and girls
ETHEL CLAYTON in
4Exit the Vamp"
Cesjedy, "Bsysy Pesf PaUa Hews
-
smart,
(CapTrlcht. 133. by Vocae. New York)
-J FAfTH dAv twrw akin la famine aa aU aVia it W R tL.
rietreatiavsnt.yoMOaaMaa
Flad the right treatment for yoor Special rT of kiaiB
S booklet of ansoos aV treatmenta wrapped around .
'errecaAeof VoodjajryVialSoap. Spexiaitreataienta
smkJ different tTps of aAiaaMTiatiiUbcUe4.
'" By ttainf the riht tieatraeat for yomf sain.TOM cam pin -;
a clear, ainooth, soft eomplcxkw.- '.. -,- tr
C m fWoJbmryuimy " btginyemr treatment Umigla.'
Tkm Andrmm erguM Co, CincjiuMti, N YmHc, Pa Ontario.
O w iH. raas ani
i-Ol iiki.;iiiui -mm v . nnninat Af .wclrhtine th.. imua iUm
the; afternoon the business session wui and skirt panels. The tight inner sleeve!
bo followed by a t prograra. Take I and the loose outer one are exceedingly
Twenty-third street car, get on at
! Johnson and go . three blocks west.
Friends are invited. : .
.11. :. : ;.''. .e t
A lolly St, Patricks dance was given
Saturday evening at the Peninsula park
field house. Six hundred were presen s.
I Favors of hats for the men and bon
bons for the girls were a feature. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Palmer gave a fancy
dance..: . ? ; :t K"r:.:A
t. ..... i , 1 ; e : e j.. .v
f The Falling Parent-Teacher associa
tion wilt give a silver tea Wednesday
from 1 to & n. in. at the home of Mrs.
Otto Brunke. ?S7 First street, Mrs. Ida
H Beyer, president of the association.
will be hostess.
4 The Woman's Psychic club will meet
In the " church parlor at East - Seventh
and Hassalo streets Wednesday arter-
1 noon jat . o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Hilis
WHAT YOU DO1 NOT
WANT ? THE PUBUC
INDUSTRIES NEED
AND NEED BADLY
la its charitable work at eoevertinc - waste
inte WAGES. JCNK into JOBS aad tsafars
. into LABOfiEBS
SPRtRO OLE ARIRO SEASON IS MERC.
PHONE MAIN 7051 ask for the track ef
the PUBUC WELFARE IXbCSTRIKS to as
sist ia deurinc nj pear garret or iissiiiiiut
ef any dnearded farnrtare. detiitas. abeas.
bets. eAeeaua, toohu tuaa, ianer cnbea. aatn
aaobile aceesmies. booka, atovca. amaeliiBery.
taftANTTHING LN AST CONDITION.
Br se dotas TOO wis have eateed tbs Hias
ban of. the hsnda-spped at PorUaad. c
OATMCR WP TH ' FRAflmEWTf tf THAT
-V -i A NOTHIRfl BC LOST. - V - -
L Tailored of lxigh grade materials to losure long
j wear. We wonctertullY. . j
. 2.' EaA garment FITS PERFECTLY. Athletic ttit arm
; r holes eliminate bnlgngpr binding. All sizes 2 to 14.
?f SdeJitifically constructed, to supply the support,
' comloxt and tearrity growing children require. -
Patent' rust-proof pin-tube arrachrnprit ' prevents
.' garter, pin lTom slipping, bending ox brealdng,
C Buttons -are genuine , iinbreakable bone stoutly
, . . , taped on to endure endless tubbing. . . ;-
ffV-v ad f v' . 7?-, and up wkh
,' - JVV eat carters ; j, garvera .
In the Notions, Boys or lnlants Departments. If
not, please write s. '; ;';' :
ComtUU satisfaction assured or your money back
V ; ASTEIN COMPnV1
- Makaasef PuSS GAXIUC tor Men .
'. QOCACO .--NEWYOiX
LEARN TO DANCE,
AT THE SAUCE STCMO
Ball Keens asd Faaey Daselag r
.Toe iaaflag Special!
Set TckEsa Bldg. Mies EUel Wrlgkt
STOCK COMPANY
svR
NOW PLJsYlNO j
PAKI.OR. REDROOM" ASD BATH
One ef the Beat teatedlea That ver
Raced as Aealenee late
: Hrslerira.
-
punatu a v aaie T.2-a A
tpy P. -
ill give the meesage.