SUNDAYaiOBNING, APRIL 12, 1025
The Iost 'Ke4teh Season Fernanda "
: AcTdeH Smartness inf Street frocks .
as the Coat
The French " Shop ConUnues ' to be the) Mecca of 'Every Salem
Woman Who- Aspires to "Look. Her Best; .
Window-Displays Excel . ' i '
By MME. BUFFE MORRISON
As the season advances, and the
days lengthen and grow warmer,
with the discarding, of . the coat,
the smarter gown becomes imper
ative. Imperative the matter may
be, but also a distinct pleasure,
when the , sajons of The frencft
Shop, ( Masonic Temple; -115 ' K.
Hlgb street) are lavihly stocked
as this season find3 ;them ; t;Tb
window displays, always inviting,
always reminding one) of a festive
scene from the Spring Opening,
keut permanent, are , authentic
glimpses of the continuously re
stocked salons within which Mi
lady ls bound "to find" the frock
that Is the exclusive compliment
of her personality., J 1 -
Perhaps it will' be ofcrepe tre"
niaine, georgette, or crepe ensem
ble! Perhaps ''Peggy'! will be the
ae 'Peggy,'"- which Irene Castle
fashioned so exquisitely of georg
, The vocal. concert" which' will be
given by" Miss Naomi "Phelps, a"
f si3tej:$y Carfie M. Chase rekder,
and 'Mrs GuyPelpsV r accom
panist, promises- to: be; of unique
character. 4 Miss Phelps : will sing
arias from several operas, secular
songs, and her final; number will
be a group') of the ol4 fashioned
songs In costume. -! : V v
! . Mrs. Chase will ' read several
groups, including1 both j tragic! and
eomlc selections. Both; the artists
have had extensive training' in
their line and, hare .pleased kudl
ence in Salem and other cities.
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f Miss Naomi Efllps
' . Gif tea sopraao' soloist who vrill
appear in concert. Tuesday evening
at 8:15 o'clock at the First Chris-
tun chBrch.
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I At the First Congregational
church, corner, Liberty? and.. Cen
ter streets, : a highly J attractive
concert of sacred Easter, music
will be given on 1 Sunday evening
at 7: 30 . o'clock by some of the
city's best musical talent. The
regular quartet choir of the church
composed of .Mrs. -Harry .Harms,
"soprano; Mrs. John J Roberts,
contralto; Mr. William McGilcfarist
Sr.. teno,fhd. Albert H. CiU.
bass, wila4 augineiitiifby the
four additional, voices;: Mrs. H.
AV. Brosstsqprano;,Mrs. John JLau,
contraltd;' Charles" R. Mustpn,' ten
or, abd H. W. Bross bass,-
Mrs. Frank .Zinn. the church
organist, will play the accompani
nieiTtir" &' & - organ' nunTDers,1 arid
will be heard in two' instrumental
diets with Dr. John R. Sites,
cello. . r . y
-The church will be appropriate
ly decorated for $he occasion- and
vestments will be worn by fhe
choir. : ' ; J '.. ; V-
The complete program, follbwst
Organ prelude, "Grand JChoeufr
; in D" . .i. .1 . fipenee
Mrs. FrankJ Zinn. -Hymn.
"All Hall the Power of .
Jesus Nanie'V ; ; i . . i '. Holden
Responsive reading, led by Dr. ;
"VV. C. Kantner. r , j
Anthem, Ught Out of 'bark,-?
ness" . . ;. ; - Geibel
- Choir. ' . ' ,
Duet, rDpuht No ;More"S; .Hughes
) Chas. R. Muston, tenor. ; ;
Dr. John tlT Sites, tello. "j "
Instrumental duet. "La'mente-;
'.....,. , i t . , . Gabriel-Marie
Mrs. Frank Zinn, organ. .
Dr. John R. SitesV cello. -Anthem,
''Awake Thou That
Sleepest J. '.!. .Stainer
; . , .. . 'Ch6tr.i-; t
Prayer Dr. w; C- Kantner. "
I Response, by choir. I
Anthem. "XBe Holy'CIty'tt.Adams
t" lt. Harry Ilarmsandchoir.
Offertory sVSupplication"i .Hosmer
Mrs. Frank Zinn.
Anthem, "Death's. Conqueror" ; ;
Parks
t r . Choir. i f :
iPftrumental "duefc. "Tof ar WI14
Rose" . . . ... -s , ; A; , McDowell
I . Mrs. -Frank 'Zlnn btgatt.
' Dr. John R. Sites, cello.
6o!o, "Hosanna" ,..tGrar;icr
' i -. ,.,;,Chas. R. Muston. ;vj'v . 7"
Arthem. "Now Is Christ Ex-
la Gradually Discarded
ette crepes -with row upon row
of dotted i Brussels net and petal
piping after the loveliest of pas
tel . flowers. : The ?Hp . la. of Cor
tlcellie icrepe(.Eldora. m .
j. Another, choice "might he 3ir
go," ai most adorable -frock In
Tremalne which winds itself round
ind round In the finest 'of tucks.
The smirfestjof "rdurid bll buttons
and th gajret of fearing jabots
proceed : in riiqfuant manner down
L th center front and; ; side.' L Indu
vidaal It' is from beginning to end!
i And jlhen there is "Kathleen,"
an- Irene Castle version of a Par
isian style in Georgette Tremalne.
Venice lace -a dominant note of
the Spring mode fashions an ex
quisite tunic below the waist, and
is seen again in the unique sleeves.
Dashing and Urea chic! .
i 'But also there, are scores more.
These ycui will want to see, as they
arrive, from day to day. fori your
self." - ' ' -
A -Choir.
Hymn, ';Oown Him With Many
I Crowns" . V i : . .;: . V.". . '. ' Elve
Benediction-Dr. W. C, Kantner.
Postlude. processional March"
I ;; Mrs Frank Zinn,' organ. . "
j The , Kensington xlub members
were the guestapn Thursday of
Mrs.l M,- Dough ton at her home.
Yellow iulips and def f odils were
used about the' living room, with
the color scheme 6f yellow and
white predominating In the dainty
refreshments. . The hostess was
assisted! j by Mrs. " Otto J. Wilson.
Special guests for. the afternoon
were Mrs. Charles Hudklris and
Mrs. Frank Sberwin. .'. At the next
meeting of the group Mrs. Charles
S. Pratt will entertain.
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' I The Easter inusifi. of St, Paul's
Episcopal hurehwill be heard at
the 11 o'clock serylie this morn
ing under- the direction of j Mrs.
RutRcJUddle. ' Miss Myrtle Know
land will preside .at' the organ for.
the. following program "
Processional: ."Come All Ye )
vfPaithtul.'V . . . . VV.VVV ".' Sullivan
introit: 1'Christ Onr Passover." r :
. . . . . . . .-t- ; . Schilling
. ' - .r Stainer
t . . ,w .1
Kfrie
GIbriaVTIhifid GratfaTibl i
'."?;: 'y.Hi . . .'. Stainer
Cteco Vi . .'; . Stainer
rrhe 'Strife Is OJer,". . vPalestrin
Anthemi'AlIelujah totthe King
' '. -iiw''- Clemens
Offertory . . . V. 4 Whitney
Benedictus, Agnus Del; and .
"fc iplorial intExcelsl .' Stainer
FoUrfoIdt Amen V . NeOkomn
2func Dotnittis ....... Gregorian
Recessjonal: "Christ Is Risen
today," ... .. . . .. ... Worgan
j The choir i members include:
sopranos .'MrsCarttdn; Smith,
Mrs. G. h. Ravin, SalHe Lamsing,
Mrs,' C D. Adams Mrs V. E. Kunn.
Eunice j .Winlock, . I Leone Halt,
Blanche1 BiUraeyer. Eileen Beaty,
Eileen - CllsonV Eleanor "Luper,
Dorothy, f Felker. Edwin. Cross;
James Ltiper, Arthur Flsher,"'Mrs.
& I W.-, Slmeral. " Myla Chambers.
Qaeenie Pe. Lis.le; . althos: Mrs.
Arthur Rahn. Mrs C. L Sherman.
Miss, Ruth Reed,, Miss Queenie
Winjocki Winifred Beech tenors
tk L. Williams, Mr. -N.. Blumberg,
RobertNeimejer; bassos: F, G.
Deckebach. Rhea Luper. - D. I W,
KWdle; ! ,,:-,P ' . Pit
.Seversi.are: Norman Purbrlck,
Winston Williams.: 4
, i ;..iv' .-;-.PP
,&r and Mrs, I, P. Wright are
entertaining as Aheir guests over
Easter . Sunday Mr and Mrs. F.
Jlayei of, Portland,
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v The .Salem Art League will
sponsor 1 0n Tuesday "evening at
the. Woman's club house the final,
general meeting of the season, lis
the announcement made by Mfrp.
J. M. Clifford.; art "director. Th
program jon TuesdaywTIl be in
the form of a musicale under the
direction of tie music section with
"Miss Ruth Bedford - the leader.
Following the program; which w)ll
Derm at b , o doclt. a social boar
with refreshments, will" be enjoye4.
iNot -ouiy j Art's league jmembersi
hilt amvnra In Bo1an wkn I. HJ
terested. Is invited, Mrs.' John! R.
Sites will have charge of the table
decorations and Mrs. W. F. Fargb
of the refreshments. Mrs. Gustay
Beautiful home
dyeing' and tinting
Is guaranteed with
Dlamo n d Dyes.
Just dip in cold
water to tint soft,
delicate shades, or
boil ..to .dye rich,
permanent! colors.
Each lS-cent pack
age contains direc
tions so simple any
weman can dye or
tint .lingerie," silks,
rifibona skirts .waists.
coats, stockings, sweatere. draper
ies,, .coverings,; hangings, every
thing new.l r-.
Buy l'Diamosi JDyes" no othr
"tlnd and;tcll your drursist wh -t'lf
VL& r .irial you wish to cel.: r
1 V.00I cr silk, or whether, it is
r cotton, or r-'t" i z"
I COLOR IT NBV VITH I ;
"DIAMOND. DYES" j!
. dresses,
MISS JOSEPHINE BARR
, -''! - : h ' j !'-f': $ -
KAMIAKI.V, ! the '. head-hunter,
an . Indian ; romance, will be
given by the pupils of the Sacred
Heart Academy.' Salem. , The story
is replete with Indian life and lore.
Miss Josephine-Barr. carries the
title- . role of 1 1 Kuniakinr iMiss
Marian: Boyle is Wallulah, the
orlncess. They are supported by
a strong, cast -Lenore Jtfickel, as
Tnika the .Weaver; Eva Albrich
asy -Chego. I the 1 Medicine Man;
Gladys . LaFbrestJ as Yaklus, the,
Avenger. Miss, jrfancy ; Thielsen
will - render Indian .Vocal sslec
tlona and solo dances.- v.it .-':" --
Ebsen. and "Mfs-f E. ' I.Doan will
presided at . the. urns. ' ..
The complete program will be as
follow ;-j ; ' ' 1 j
Vocal eblo; ! ! (a) "Maid of the
Morning," (Norton)... (b) "Asure
Wings,", Mrs'. Monroe i Gilbert;
violin solo." "Mazurka de Concert'
(Musin), Claudipe 2 Gerth; , vocal
solp, "Summer,'ff : 5 (Chaminade.)
Mrs.- Martin Fereshetian; vocai;
sala. "Ninon." (Tostl.) Dr. 'John
R;; Sites'; violin-, , solo, "Adagio'
from G minor Sonata. -(Tartini,)
Helen SeliV ' vocaT solo: "The
Sword of Ferrari." (Dullard.) Fl.
S: Barton; vocal solo.! "When the
Dew is Falling." - (Schneider.)
Mrs John jLau, viola' obligaio.'
Mr:; John. Lau; piano solo: (a)
"The Eagle Hbj f'To" a Water
Lily," ) c) "Etude," I ( McDowell.)
Frances Virglnie : Melton; vocal
sold, "Lo, Tis the Hour," from
"In A Brahmin Garden." (Logan.!
Mrs. Julia Harms; cello solo, "La
mento," (Gabriel-Marie.) Dr. John
R. Sites; vocal solo, (a) "For You
Alone' (Geehl.) (b) "Friend O'
Mine,'! (Sanderson.) ' Earl Ken
nell, violin obligato. Katherine
Kirkrj,:h:-(l fll'lf Vth::-
-j.
, Notable among the muslcales of
the day will be the Easter; Vesper
service at 4; 30 o'clock this afte
noon at the First Baptist; church
when the choir, under the direc
tion of Miss Minnetta Magers, will
present- A. -R. Ganl's much-loved
oratorio, "The Holy. City."
prt one, "Expressins the Desire
for I a Higher ;Life,"; will. Include
the ' following , numters: ' i
Iristrupejatal Introduction J- 1
: j "HJontempiation," vionn, piano,
p Ph : r: m : :i o organ.
'No Shadows Yonder," Chbrus
M ii':M . and F. E.'Broer
t'At Eveatiae iCShaH Be Light'',
1 Airs.' Shanks, Hilda: Am'sler,
jj ! Ruth Swart. I . -r j :-" .
"'Eye Hath Not Seen."; ' r !
j .!. !.:U. J". .i . .Mrs. E. H. ''Shank.
''For Thee, O Dear, Dear Country"
'Thine. Is. the Kingdom' .Chorus
I j Part two. which .in the oratorio
IsV'Reallzatlon of the Desires and
Promises," will open with ;the in-
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1 1
, The harmonized Indian Flute
Calls, as jrecorded on the reserva
tions of the Apache, Red .Willow
Pueblo, Cheyenne. Mokl and Zuni
tribes - will . be interpreted by" the
choral class. .The Academy or
chestra will feature the original
tribal melodies of the Omaha and
Sioux Indians, j The 'numbers are
of .exceptional pathos and beauty.,
The jlay .will be, given . two
nights, Wednesday, April 15 and
Friday, April 1?,: in St. Joseph's
new auditorium. " v .
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termezso,jl"Adoration'-by ' Tiollh;
piano. and, organ, followed' with:
"A New Heaven and- A New -
: i Earth
"Let the
R. D. Barton
F
Heavens Rejoice
. i' Quartet and chorus.
"To the Lord Our God," ...
; j : ' j - k . T J It B
"Come Ye Blessed- Delia Anisler.
"The Firing'Poi Is For Silver,
The Furnace for Gold', Chorus
"These Are. They" . . Jean pearcy
"They Shall Hunger No .More ;
Gladra. Stevenson and .Hilda
V. .!. . .I. . P'.p : : vAlnsIer
"List the Cherubic Host," ?., i
:' . . P ; p 'Ladies' -Chorus
"And I Heard' "the Voiced of . ;";
Harpers' , l-p , . UlDr Barton:
"Great.and. MarTejojis .Are Tliy -j
Works,) Lord God .. .Chorus
. " Instrumental parts and accom
paniments will be taken , by; Mary
Talmadge! , Headrick and Miss
Helen Selig. Beatrice Shelton will
preside at the organ,' arid! Mrs.
W. F. Foster at ; the piano.'
The. personnel of the choir, in
cludes :- iSopranos, Jean -Pearcy,
Mrs. E. H. Shanks, Gladys' Steven
son, Hilda Amsler, and Ruth Bed
ford r contraltos; Delia Amsler,
Mina Gile, Ruth Swart, . Grace
Fawk; tenors, W.: T. Jenks and
F. E.;Broer; and baritones, R. D
Barton, A, B. Hansen, Max Sausay.
Mrs, Mark i McCallister: is enter
taining as her house-guest . - Miss
Emma Canthorn of St. Louis,-.Missouri,
Miss jCauthorn 'arrived in
Salem from Portland. She has been
a guest at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Canthorn.'
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Installation ceremonies of Wil
lamette Shrine NO. 2, Order of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem," will
be held on Tuesday .evening . at
8:15 o'clock In the Masonic Tem
ple. ''-' Those j who are formally
members of the Eastern Star are
invited to
be
guests at this" time.
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Mrs. Chas. A. Park'i Bible lass
has been discontinued and will not
meet again until the autumn -season.
'P'': -i -''t--'rJ ' -:::-'
(..3'nay CnnnotCpIqc&SojThings
-If fire should destroy your Valuable ropers, heirlooms
and j ewelry; could insurance money. . replace them ?
Sonie of 4hera l it could not, especially- the! trinkets of
great sentimental value which have been in our family
for years. . , - T 4 '!
It costs so tittle"-to .protect1 ymir; valuables. fro mboth
fire and. theft by keeping them in a. United -States Nar
tiohal Safety Deposit Box that no one should hcstitate
to secure one.; But, do it now while you have. thing? to'
protect. ,
dtie
United StatO
;NatipnQlEapI:
: Salcxfi. Oregon
The choir of the' First Methodist
church is. t9 present an outstand
ing program.: of eacred'r musie.at
their -concert ton : Easter Sunday
evening at tSJ:90 ) O'clock.-v The
choir is composed of 50 voices un
dervthe ! direction ; of Prof, K.' W.
Hobson jand is accompanied .by
Prof. T.iS. Roberts. The program
is as follows: - ' ; . . - -
. Prelude, selected; Prof. T. 8.
Robertsi .-:.iV '"p$':: i: '
J Prologue irorit "The Calling of
the Apostlea; (Eigar ) choir.
. Hark.j t Ten Tliousand -Voices
(Shelley) Miss Aide ne Smith and
Mr Lloyd Thompson.' , ,
As It Begari To Dawn (Speaks)
Miss Gladys Mtflntyre." .
An Easter Alleluia (Gains)
Miss: Josephine J Bross and Mis)
Trista? Tenger. ! : ; ?-
; Lux Benigna (Jenkens) Mr. R'.
D. Barton and choir.
. Scripture reading arid offertory.
Angels .Roll the Rocks Away
(Scott) Miss Aldeoe Smith. .
The' Strife is jO'er.J Shelley) choir.
Easter Triumphal (Taylor) Prof.
T. S. Roberts."
Christ Triumphant IPletro Yon)
choir. . - ?,- .
.The. American Association of
University Women will entertain
me senior gins 01 Willamette Uni
versity next i Saturday f afternoon.
April 1 8, at k tea in the Woman's
club hquse.! - Professor Fergus
Rpddie,' head of . the, drama de
partment of the47niYersity of Ore
gon, will eoqtributq the program.
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For no musie.ln te world will
crowds so gather as for. the music
of the Easter season; and. on no
season before, has the range been
sq.cqmplete.! One of the. inspira
tional vesper service of the day
will be held at 5. o'clock- at the
First Presbyterian ; church, witb
the public cordially invited. ' Miss
Minnie Sllllef, at the organ; Mis3
Katherine7 Bate at; the Piano; apd
Leonard ChadWjidk, violin, wjll as
sist a splendidly, augmented chorus
directed : by R.,.H. Robertson, . in
the following gems of Easter mu
sic: j! . ';-- . . ,
Organ!' prelude, "Resurrection.,"
(Johnson).' t- :' .'..p
Scripture and orayer. . .
Hymn "Crown ;illn Vith
Matiy Crowns," chorus and con
gregation. " v' 'i - . ": '-
Chorus "Awake Thou That
Sleepest (Stainer);
Bass solo---"But the Ixfd isr Met'
ciful of His Own' (Mendelssohn)
Mr. Barton, j ' ": . -
Ladies horris "Hail to the
Risen' Lord. ;
Offertory ''Heart of Saint Ce
celia," (Weigand) organ4 and "pi
ano.: '(-. f .. -Chorus
"Sanctus," (Gounod).
Incidental solos "by Ronald Craven.
Vie! in.; , "MediUtion from
Thais), Massanet, Leonard , ChacS
wick. !......;.. L: ' -'- -
Soprano solo- "Open the Gates
of the Temple; JosephlheBrois.
Men's r Chor.ua - ''Christ V Has
RiseA, MinshaU-NevlnC. r i
Chorus r"Lo j the Tomb Is
Empty' Broome. L: II - i . " - -
Organ ppstiddie-elccted!;: ! "
'. The following torn pose the per
sonneljofj the chorus:: Sopranos.-
Mary. Jane Albert. Mrs. Grant
s - . , -
Bonell, : Mrs. W. J. Lin foot. Miss
Marie Marshall,: -Mrs. Lester, New
man, Miss . Gussle -Niles. ; Mrs. R.
H. "Bobertsori, Mrs. Ralph Scott,
and Mrs. Carl Webbv Altos: Mrs,
Fred Alklre. Miss Maxme Buren,
Miss' Evaf Ferree, Mrs." Thomas
GaIlowky,jMrs.Guy Rathbun, Mrs:
Merle" Rosecrans and. Mrs. Ottp
Wilson. Tenors? : Tl. A" Ahjlln,
Ronald Cfaten, Leon Jennison, E,
Hi LeacH.I RI H.' Robertson, Ralph
Scott - and' Donald . Young Bass;
Dr. L. E.I Barriek. F. S. Barton.
J. P. BatesV Mr,. Gwynn, AI B.
Hansen, jr; : W Orr and C T. Wit
ter Organ: Miss Minnie Miller,
Piano:' Miss 1 Katberin- Bates.'
Violin: Leonard 'Chadwlck. Di
rector of Chorus,' R. Robertson.
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Word has been received In Sa
lem of the marriage on" March 14,
in New ? York City, of" Mr. Leon
Elbert Warfbrd to Mis Helen
Lonlse Ferryman'." Mr. Warford.
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or "Bert as he was known to
many- friends In the Willamette
valley, after being associated with
the Natlo'oar Antotoobile society,
wat connected with the automo
bile division of the- department of
commerce under .Herbert Hoover.
He is well known in Salem and
his many friends will doubtless be
interested In the news of his mar-,
rfage; Mr. and Mrs. Warford will
make, their home, pn Lexington
avenue in New York City.
..Dr. and Mrs, F G. Franklin.
Mrs Vf. Fk Fsirgo. Mrs. F, S. Barr
ton, and. Miss JEdna Garfield were
those from Salem . maling up a
party for the ineeting., on- Friday
evening of the Ifort h vest ppetry
society in Portland at the home of
Mrs. Alice Welster, who; has been
prominently .associated .with the
art department at the state fair.
After a talk by Col. Alfred E.
Clark on 'MbdernT Art Interests."
and responses by various members
and officers of the society, Mrs.
Viola Price Franklin was given
the floor. , t - . L , . L
Mrs. Franklin , presented Mrs,
Barton, Mrs. Fargo, and Miss' Gar
field as prominent... members, of
the Salem group, .each of whom
responded with original poems.
Appropriate to the season, Mrs.
Franklin closed; the meeting with
her Easter sonnet.
I BOOK REVIEW
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j Davey, Norman: Good Hunting.
j French, J.li d.,- Great detec
tive stories' frora Voltaire to Poe.
r French J. L., .ed.V Great detec
tive stories' from Dickens to Ga
boriau. ' .- i : . ;
Gordon, 4T. W.:. The Sky Pilot.
McSpaddenAj. VT. ed:t Famous
detective stories. w- v
White, S. E.: Gold
Robinson,; E. E.; The evolution
of American political parties.
; Phelps, E. M.: comp.: .Debaters'
manual, 5th and! revised edition,
i Garfias, -V. R.: Petroleum re
sources of the world.
Groves &. Groves: . Wholesome
childhood.
1 ' Holt, L. E.: The happy baby.
' Glnsbach, J. A.: print shop
arithmetic. ... . ',
Hall, A. J.: Dyes and tjhelr ap
plication to textile fabrics.
, Younr, C. L.: Practical palntln
and paper hanging. ;
iv Staley, 'S. C: Games,", contest's
and relays. .; . .
Mayer. Charles: Jungle beasts I
have captured.- ' . . ..
'Tfc Had-Jorff Parlpr
The salesman has profound confidence in the sheer merit of this artistitr
"Girand; He knows that if. tonal resources, uhusaally skillful craftsrrir.nsh.ip
nd-beauty ;6t design andfinish are sought, that thq, Haddorff Parlor
Grand will make a lasting impression. '
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. It tfould perhaps surprise you. to know how often these JLaddorffc Gmnds
are selected because of the purchaser being convinced, througrr -enrcful'
comparison," thit the. Haddorff. Parlor Grand is the superior'
among fine Grands, 3 " - , . v- ;
In the Haddorff small Grand; you are offered an instrument five ?fect' fear'
inches in size that incorporates the same high standard of excellence in
piano building that Characterizes the'Haddroff Parlor Grand.
'- ' . . ' '.' P r'r'" ' " '
Such' a produjet invites your thoughtful consideration, v - , .. -
. CJ on .very
' easy paymcnij
Mrs. Carrie Chase
-
, Reader of talent who will assist
on Tuesday evening at the contort
of Miss Naomi Phelps.
O'Brien"; J. O., . ed.: The best
short stories of 192 4.
Matthews & and . Lieder r The
chief British dramatists excluding
Shakespeare.; , . 1
Davies, W. W., How to read his
tory. j - - :- .
Carpenter, F. G.: Canada and
.Newfoundland. ..
Abbott. L. F.: The letters of
Archie-Butt. ' .
Johnson"; Clifton: HudsohMaxr
im': Reminiscences "arid comments.
' Norris, Kathleen: Noon: an au
tobiographical sketch..
For the Children
- Hunt, Clara1 W.: Peggy's play
houses."! - . -
Colum," Padraic: The Island of
the Mighty. : . ;'. -..
Morris.' Cora: Stories- from
mythology :. North American.
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St. Paul's Guests to Enjoy
Skiing and Skating in June
ST. PAUL. April .11. Kiwan
ians will flip back the leaves of
the calendars six months this sum
mer, in staging' a wlliter carnival
Vttthi ice races," fancy skating, ski
ing arid hockey at the Internation
al , Convention of the Klwanis
Clubs of the United States and
Canada here June 22 to 25.
Included in the mid-summer ice
carnival will be dog team exhibi
tloos, a fur review, a hockey game
between Duluth and St, Paul.' an
Yoa.rLrj.Ij "; JTstic Dettior .
. for 4 1 Years .
432 State Street -
- The . springtime 6? - c f t . a
Progressive club on.T . . , e 2
nlng was one of the r. I i .st! . 3
affairs of the Lealea 5 ; . a vL i
55 couples met in XiiL7 l.'.l is
the guests of Mr. and lira. II. L.
White. Cherry blossoms a: 1
showers of. butterflies . r - i ll i
hall Into a bower of love.: -: 3. A
beautifully i staged feature c?.r.c?,
"To Spring," was sta.5j ty Mrs.
White,.., Fay Wassam, LaciIJi
Pettyjohn, Mar3ret Tucirr, TaU
IneMarnack.. Cynthia Delano aid
Maxine Meyers.
' Partners were -found for the
evening by means of bonqnets ct
roses and violets. Mrs. WillUti
Prunk gave as a feature solo wi:!i '
orchestra accompaniment, "lly
Hero."
Guest couples for the eveniti ,
Included Mr. and Mrs. George A. :
Holmes, Mr. " and Mrs. Geor3
Hubbs of Silverton, Mr. and Mrs.
C J, Green. Mr. and Airs. Otta
Rubin, and Mr.' and Mrs. Ralpli
Glover. . ;
exhibition drill on sklis by tl. a
Third regiment of Fort Snellir
and a historic pageant of tL3
northwest.
From the" refreshing "pine trca
atmosphere" of the. St. Paul aud
itorium, to; be created by the plac
ing of hundreds of . pines in tta
building, the guests will be whisk
ed to a scene of ice and snow, tba
Minneapolis arena, where the ica
carnival will' ba held on a v&al
sheet of artificial ice.
. Every detail of a genuine Min-,
nesota winter carnival will be ccp
led ill the middle of the Gunner.
Snow, wijj ; be mmufactured fcr
the. occasion and soir.e of tl 1
northland'a most famous riders
will compete on the huge s'.;lt
to be constructed in the arena.
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; MA YOlt GIVES DINNEP.
LONDON, April ill, The far
typists.. bath -attendants, the'towA
clerk-and tlhe garbage men, acl
400 ''other, employes jpf the Cc
PoraHion of Richmond, a suburb
of London, wefe" entertained at ft
dinner Teceritly at wrhlch the &
dermen acted as - waiters. Tt J
dinner was given by Mayor Arthcf
Howitt to. encourage good feellsi
among employes of the differest
departineats,. the . mayor himsel!
acting as head waiter.
- An Infant prodigy, these days.!!
the child that. Is seen and cdl
heard.' ' -"1 "C;.. I
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