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The ADVOCATE SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1912 PAGE T HK F B THEATRES ■ SPORTS - SOCIETY & WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES MOKE ABOUT KIDS'A TINO (Conlimj«<l f i <»in pugi« on«*) •slat«. Ilopr w«*ll, N. J Mur 12 W 1 1 limn J Connelly, while, rhlef of (he I’hll ii<l(*l|dilu County Detoctlvea, nugK«'«l* «*ri Hint the New J**r«i*y Htate P o lk * dull Hetty Ur««n'H k id n a p k u iik with n view to l<*artilitK the Identity of the ldlldherKh kMiiup(>«*rn All of Hit* Kong eieept lletty, are Norvlnic term« In HI iik Hina after their kidnapping of tMiarlea ItoaatKha«, *’ play boy or W all Htraat", laat roll Hetty, colored, woe freed by provlna ■ he wan unaware of the ynnna real ojbert K m »«*« City. K ana. March 12> At torney l«.i«r Franklin llradley. Jr., together with hla wife, mother ami ■ later, aff of Kati»a« City, Kurina«, were admitted to the Lindbergh ea tate Turaday. It waa learned here to day. Th rnune of Hradley a mlaalon «••ulri not be learned Hut it 1« thought an a certainty that they carried aome "tip “ on the kidnapping Detail« of the myaterloua vlatl could not be learned today. Authorltlea In Kanaaa City did not know of the Hradleya being In the Kuat. The father, laaac llradley. H r, and «on. I F llradley, Jr., were «aid to have left by train for Chicago ear ly In the week How young llradley m hla wife, mother and atater got to Hopewell. N J could not he riplaln ed The alater, Kuth llradley. 1« well known In aoclat circle« In 8 t. lunula and New York Hhe conducted a dan ring atudlo In New York City aome montha ago. but haa been living In Kanaaa City. Kan . recently. Hhe haa been a frequent vlaltnr In Ht. Ixiula and enjoyed full away of the aortal circle« her«* RI.KH LOOSK VA1.I AIII.K TBM PI.K FO R R E N T or sal** room bouae near Hotel Medley; 915 Phone TR. I 3501 — Adv ‘STATIC’ BALL FO R able R E N T , W»*a| aide flats, r*a«un Phone (JArfleld 7523 - Adv PRETTY H A R R IS PARTY The National Association for the Advancement o f Colored People will hold Its regular meeting at the branch on Sunday, tomorrow, afternoon. Vesper services will not be held on Raster Hnnady but a very fine and Interesting program has been ar ranged for Sunday, April 3rd. Hautlful Italian Hall was the scene of a darn ing party on laat Saturday 'night when the Rinky-Dinka enter* tallied a large group of the young people. T^i«* iyiun I c waa “ delicious" and every body had a good time. Thursday Nite, Mar. 24 MRS . D A N C IN G Society Y-W.C.A. D IE S — MUSIC BY— Mr« lleitle Harri«, 54. formerly of I Memphla. Tenn , her native home and WAS D IN N E R GUEST morn recently of Vnrnonls, Oregon, the First Congregational Church waa I Mr*. Charles K. Redd wa* a guest •lied at her realdem «« ln Hort bind, on the guest speaker for the meeting of ai dinner on Thursday evening, of 3H0 K lat H t. North, on Mnltirdny. the Business and Industrial Girls KIX PIECE i'llL O ItK I) HAND W IT H K N T K IlT A IN E It Mr. and Mra W illi* Reed, of 3U3 March 12. of tuberculoala. club on last Tuesday evening at the Cherry street In the evening. Mr. Funeral «e r vice« were held at the branch. He gave an Illustrated Bibli ami Mr- Jerome Franklin anil Mr. Miller Tracey Mortuary on Mon cal story. Iluby and Glover Joined the Reeda «lay. March 14. at I H. M with Itev In idaytng bridge and checker*. t D. WtDon. paator of Mount Olivet (By Mra. Rosalie Bird Holmes) The Household of Ruth will use the club rooms on next Wednesday Hnptiat church, officiating Interment . _________ . . . . Phone Murdock 1686 . . . . waa had In the Multnomah cemetery night for thelr reception to the vis M A R R IE D iting Grand officer. Mr« Iteatrlce Reed, U ily aa«l«tant at A f>env.‘ r. Colorado, newspaper ON H O N E Y M O O N TR IP the Mortuary, wan In attendance. recently carried the following social Of Interest to society this week 1* The mas* meeting for (he purpose The deceaaed leave« to mourn their Item which will, no doubt, be of In- the marriage of Mr*. Elizabeth Ruth- of launching Negro Health Week in • Ion« |he follow lug children Iran*. O- tere»t to Portland young people: pal. !«evl. Walker and Taft, all of "It waa an overnight that we din erfortl, of Philadelphia, Pa , to Mr. Portland wag held at the branch on Eugene Carden, of 1091 Maryland )a»t night. In addition to an address Portland and J H . l«lauh and Mr« not mention In laat week'a la*ue the Avenue. Portland, on Thursday morn by Dr. DeNorval Unthank, a health Well I m ’ w I b , all of Oklahoma marriage of Mr Henry Gllliard and The entire funeral was donated by M ihh Vlnetta Mae Haya, Sunday tnur- tng. March 17th at 11 o'clock at the film of activitlea by Kansas City ipeo- home of the bride* parent*. Mr. and pie was shpwn Noted In the film was the Miller Tracey Mortuary a« the uing. Feb. 7. Needle** to say tuat we Mr*. W. H. Rutherford. 475 Shaver Ih*. Unthan*a uncle who 1* also a family wan ottn of the utifortuiiatea all wl*h them every blessing of atreet The officiating minister wan physician and the Wftn wa* dedicatee! * tH*tiig the victim of the deprenalon U N D E R G O E S O P E R A T I O N married life.” Rev. Daniel G. Hill, Junior, pastor of to Dr. Unthank’g Toiler. unemployment condition«. Albany. Oregon. March 15— Henry Bethel A. M. E. church who read the -------- Morrison, colored. 12, underwent a OBSERVES B IR TH D A Y age-old weddng ¿e.-emony in the pre- The B « * ‘nt*a and Industrial G irl» major of>eratlon lant week at the A l O H BOV, I T ' 8 A G I R L ! ! l.lttle Mla* Melvine Bra»*fleld cel- »ence of the Immediate family: Mr*. sponsor a fashion show at bany General Hospital It waa reported to The Advocate ebrated her fifth birthday annlversa- W. H. Hutherforn I (grandmotherI; lhe branch on next Tuesday evening, that Mr ami Mrs Ntanton Duke wer« ry on March 5. at the home of her Mr. and Mr*. W . H Rutherford. II; I-«*finig mannikins from Charles F. H E ’S A M B I T I O U S the prom! parent« of a baby boy aunt, Mr* R. H. Camp on «70 Shaver (M r*. Elizabeth Ruthet.ord was the model the latest in fash- Joseph Crane, 15, «on of Mr. and Hut ••Grandma” Duke Inform« un that street. Five girl* friends were bidden w.dow of the late W H. Rutherford, •on. The public will be welcomed to Mra. Joaeph Crane of K 60 th St.. N. FOX P A R A M O U N T It la not a hoy but a girl' Our ml«- to the delightful affair. They were: H I); Mr*. E. L. Carden, mother of this meeting which will be free. waa In a men’« du«a that graduated take, Mr and Mr« Duke. Daughter “ S K Y D E V I L S ” with Sp« n« « r Tra« v 1stty Rutherford. Helen Dancey. Ro- the groom: Mrs. Daniel G. H ill; Miss In the Home Nuralng course given at Verdelle Burdine; vocal solo. "T h e who haa beat) named Hetty Jean, and ami William Iloyt! Plus Function salie Thomas and Helen Mae Thom- Jennie Dora Grayson, the bride's at- the Portland Sanitarium Young Crane Marco’« 'CLEAN-UP* bica Holy C ity” (Steven Adam*). Violet mother are I mi CI i reported to tie doing n* The color scheme for the decora- tendant; Mr. Bruce Rohl. the groom’s haa taken up the «arm* rourss which Hooker, accompanied by Louise Ran- flm* Mr« Duke la with her mother tlons was canary and pink and the attendant and the Messrs. Allyn. Otto la being offere«! |>y the Red Cross. U N IT E D A R TIS TS . . „ . dolpb: girl* quintet, "Rosarv", (Eth- and grandmother at fiend where delicious birthday cake which bore .nd Donald Rutherford and Betty^ihe jelb<rt N < rte ) Xf.l:i, Julia I Joaeph. who la an honor pupil at fond "papa" Duke went laat week to fine candles, was baked by Mrs. Ma- young daughter of the bride. After Charles Farrell ami Marlon Nixon I I he Portland Junior Academy. 1« a Blanchard. Sara Wilson. Ruth Scott vlalt hla wife and to ««•«• thelr fir«t — In— ble Washington. the ceremony, the wedding party on- gifted elocutlnnlNt and haa been heur<! and Geraldine Williams. . “AFTER TO M O R R O W bora Joyed a delicious breakfast and in the | Thp church waH ^ aatifuIly decor, . on numerous occasion« in Dunbar afternoon, the happy couple departed for the llccasio„ and fhe mustca]e a* lections. Hla moat recent ap|*ear- M IS S H A L L G U E S T - A R T I S T GRAB BAG S O C IA L S U C C E S S W A N T E D T H E A T R IC A L T A L E N T .hy motor car for their honeymoon, in M i«« Adelaide Hull am! her groom* ance waa at the Columbia Academy was largely attended. To Mrs. Wilson, The Vigilantes Club sponsored a Any boya and g irl« of the age« of panlsta thrilled a lurge number of ra Seattle Washington and Victoria. B. Ithe p «8 tor, wlfe fo e , the credlt for at Vancouver. WaNhiiigtoii. ghout «1* to nine Indualve who are dio fans who heard them on the Hoot "Grab Bag Benefit Social” at Zion . . . . ? They wUI- upon re,urn " • at conceiving the idea for such a pro- Owls broadcast lust night A number church on last Friday, March '1th Interested In up|M*arliig on local «tag»* 10TH N I G H T E R 8 M E E T «bt ir friends at 1"94 Mart gram and , 0 Miss Geraldine Williams of popular songs were sung by the Mrs R H Camp. ; resident who has «bow «, kindly get In touch with The Mr. and Mr« K. W Smith will «en versatile artist and the piano players been ill is able to be about again and *n V**nu®' W *"r*^ llr * r<K'm " * n' credit is due for her helpful assist- Advocate for particular«. tertain Hi** Tenth Ntghters at thelr also contributed several interesting ance in successfully staging it. realrittnea in Alberta tonight The or* she promises many interesting acti- » n" ’ numbers In thelr own right. The wedding culminated a romance j ______ KanlgutIon la rompoaeri of « lie coup- |vlties for the club. S U ST A IN S BURNS lea anri th«*y paaa the time playing which began when Mrs. Rutherford M A R Y L A N D E R V I S I T S H E R E Mr« Thelma Cut bunk nuNtained carria am) dancing. They meet every came to Portland two years ago to I Mrs. Daniel G. Hill. Sr., of Balti- painful burn« to her I hm I v when at truth night, hence the name Teneh After Hours Call - East 0419 WAS H OSTESS TO CLUB visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W . H. n.nre, Md.. arrived in the city on last tempting to «hut o ff the hot water 1 he Narcussus Club met on the Rutherford. Saturday from California where she hoar attachment ty her washing ma (('«•ntlnu* <1 from png«* one) llth with Mr« Molly Williams, host-j Mrs. Carden is a charming young j ,a9 been Tj8ltlng her daughter and chine on lant Wedneailay niong all clanaea of unemployed, the e«s at her res.dence on 714 Water lady and has host of friends who son-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Isaacs, R« d Croas waa required to secure street. The ladles enjoyed the meet- have already begun to arrange social ghe is stopping with her son and the approval o f the President for all FOUND DEAD Ing Tery much. courtesies in her honor. daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. Dan- C L E A N IN G A R E PA IR IN G Mra Mattie Goren who waa burled distribution« made by It. John Barton -------- -------- lei G. Hill. Jr., at the Bethel church Shoes from the Miller Tracey mortuary Payne, national h**ad of the Red H a t« Cleaned M U S IC A L E BIG S O C IA L E V E N T parsonage. Mrs. H ill , whose visit Is Shined H O M E F C R W E E K E N D early thla month bail been in falling Ctoaa. ha« already secured 5.000.040 and Blocked C' ....... Inter at eoctel U well h x »* «n «e . was noted in the audience •SERVICE and CO URTESY • health for aome time and waa rilarnv- bushel« of wheat to I h * ground by mil “ T h e Static B o y s “ Battleship Oregon At 4 Vcin cin if and ca rd s sp ecia l fe u ttires Ad m i s s i o n • \ At 35 Theatres At (Contitiund froin Pagi* One) «>f niUmniiagentent and mlnapproprla flou of thè Order’« finiti« were cur rent; «onte «if (he meditier« • |ilit thè Order llnwever evcry e f fort wa« Iliad e hy thè remaliilng ni«inb«r« to ralne funda wlth whlch to nave thè heavily Indehted Teimple ami ground« bui wlth thè economie depn ««loti »*• great and ««> iiiany of (he colored mrn without employment. they were un ghie to rai«e thè ne«e««nry amoiint Sull wa« Inatitiited bv thè Crudeli Dal Savlng« and l*oan A rsir Intimi to for«*« In««* a uiortgage for a bum w hielt wa« pn«t due Rtecutloil on tilt« pro cestina fpllovfe«!. reaulting «a alwive ataleni The platnttff «ned mi a $14,non lo«Il «imi onlv «me other tdd wna of fcred whlch waa $10.om) The plani t i f i « hld waa for $ 12,000 whlch b-ft a defb lency Jiidginent of $ 2 .mio H I« Ihmight t hat thè platutlff Company will prorred to try to collect file de ••red dead by member« of her family fb-iem-y judgment of $ 2.000 from oth The coroner pronounce«! death due to rr «olire«*« frolli nniong thè bMlge’« natural caline» Her fituerul waa held fsv m the H our «* of Prayer, of which metti t»«*r «hip The Klk« will bave a year In whlch Rev Searcle I« pa»tor and It wa« at* to r ed seni thelr property liefore final tended by relative« and friend a Mr« Centri« ** Heed, l-ady attendant at the order I« entere«! In «ante. Trace y Mortuary waa in nt- F«»r a long timo thè Tempie wa« Miller nae«| hy fraternnl. rih •imi other t< minin e upon the funeral Interment orgitnlftMlhm« f«»r thetr v«rled «c liv i wa« had In Multnomah Cemetery Leaving to mourn thelr loaa I« h«*r Ile«. The |o«« of thè tiiilldlng I« a «e- nona handb'iip to thè rolon»ri commu mother. Mra Roa«» a non. John Goren. Hoae and a cousin. nity ami «Hp«clally to thè niemtier« 1 « brother. Mr. and leader« o f lto«e City I.« k I k » of Mr« I «aura llrown. of Longview. Wn. Klk«. many of whnm put not only , Mr. ami Mr« llrown motored over to thelr b»l»ora but thelr love and nioii«*y 1 he present at the funeral. luto thè hmldlng of thelr tem de. h' r*- to W o O e lty ‘P re ssin g SHOP ‘ At ; land tomorrow to pa«« the Easter I » * church circles, was the "Stu- at Bethel church 0,1 last S“ nday- ler« As soon as this !s ground it w ill 334 W ill ia m s Ave. vacation with hi» parents am! (jj 0 MiiKicale” given on Monday even* I 1 b«- available to local relief and social G«M»gre Rencher ..Phone T r 8755 , r l e ” d»- Ei* " ' er T a i a , i ° “ U!,t® Ing. March 14 at the Mount Olivet S IN G S A T B E N S O N ........................................................ agencies, who apply for It from local u n til the 2 t ______ Baptist Church The affair was con-1 Miss Barbara Hubbard was soloist chapter« of the Red Cross. sidered not only an artistic success at a meeting of The Progressive Bu- Negro social agencies were urged POPULAR COUPLE MOVE t,ut a ]so a financial and social sue- siness Men at the Hotel Benson at to speed thelr applications for bread Mr. ancl Mrs. E. W. Smith have the close of the program re- noon on Thursday. Miss Hubbard is or flour to the nearest chapter of the moved from Woodstock to Alberta. freshments were served in the social known as Portland's leading soprano. Red Cross, hy those «nterested In re Mrs. Smith Is popular in church and ) txall of the church. lieving the serious unemployment BOY S B A N D H O S T A T D A N C E being a member of I The program waa as follows social circles, condition facing Negro workers. It : Piano solo. “ Narcissus” (E ’ helbcrt Melvin Dawson and his “ Static several clubs. wa« also pointed out that wheat for j Nevin). Mamie B«>oker; vocal solo. Boys" will entertain at a dance on the relief of starving cattle would be 1 •Mammy« Coal Black Rose" (W hit Thursday. March 24th on the Battie- V I S I T IN P O R T L A N D available to Negro farmers within Mr, and Mrs. Robert Holmes. of |ng>. Bernice Williams; Reading. “ A f ship Oregon. It is the boys’ first pu!>- the 153! crop failure area, who appli Eugene. Oregon were pleasant visit- ter a Visit” (Dunbar). Avia Booker: lie dance which they are sponsoring ed for It through the Red Cross. ors in the city last week-end. The vocal solo. “ Heart of the H ills” (L e o ) for the benefit of their six-piece or- Holmenfc# operate an eating place on Dolores Burdine; Piano solo. “ Im- chestra in which six of the younger J agle the outskirts of Eugene. promptu" (Hugo Rhtvnherd). Louise set play«. It is thought that the dance PLAYS DRUMS Randolph; reading. “ When Matlnd.v will he largely attended in view of W II Mv ie » 1 A plavhiK th*» trap E A G L E ' ' ¡ Ï Ï ! : 00' ON SIC K L I S T OAKLANDER HERE " Sings” (Dunbar). Julia Blanchard: the fact that its sponsors are some «Iront « In th** Sentii Young Camp or* Brigai Moor# Hi » 11 .» * • • i cool U. G. Cooksey, of Oakland. Calif , vocal trio “ The Glow-Worm". (PaiP of the best local boys and because Ma hon»«* at 2GI Itakrr a!rc«*l mirier « ItcMtra of the Spanish American war Veta, white. a long time reader of The Advocate Lincke). Mary Simmons. Olive Bush- they are trying to raise funds to pur- Hi«* car«* of Dr. D«*N«>rvul t'nthunk SIXTH & OLISAN STREETS j who was in the city Friday on busi- nell. Audrey Bushnell; accompanied chase a much needed instrument for ness, was a pleasant caller at The on the piano by Audrey Bushnell: their band and because these bo' » PORTLAND. O R * Advocate office. Mr. Cooksey is one vocal solo. "T rees" (Oscar Rnsbach) aid in very program for the pub c of Oakland’s staunch citizens. Ban Cannady. accompanied on the good which they are asked to aid i'nd ___ .. piano by Julia Blanchard; violin so- lastly, because the people will want S PR IN G O P E N IN G ! In. "Barcarolle” (O ffenvach). Horace to go somewhere to dauce on that e- Office 1’lione: UKoadway IRH.ÿ All the large down-u wn department Boke. accompanied on the piano by vening. 430 HOYT STUFET :: Portland, Oregon stores had their windows artistically Julia Blanchard; vocal solo, ‘Some- __________________ _ decorated for the Spring opening and time I Feel Like A Motherless Child’ . Residence Phone C» \rfie!d 8019 —310 Tillamook Street fashion show which was officially de- (Hugo Frey). Robert Price; reading, P e r f e c t f u n e r a l S e r v ic e dared last Thursday night. While it "L ife ". (Anon). Rosadelle Smith; vn SnccMtort to E. Richardson Hagungr Transfer rained a great deal, it waa not euough ca* solo. “ Drink to me Only W 1* J MR S . B E A T R I C E R E E D to frighten away the large throngs Thine E yes’. (English Ballad). Gu; I that crowded the streets to get a Holmes; piano solo, “ The Rustle of I Lady Atte nd an t glimpse of what is what with dame Spring” (Binding). Daisy Lee Wright —at— Fashion. In some of the shop windows violin solo. Serenade” (P iern e). Ju The Oiliest Negro Business In Portland I* . . . . “ Where young Men Buy” pretty, living mannikins strutted their Bus Gary. accompanied by Phillip M IL L E R A TRACEY M ORTUARY stuff." (Moore; rent!ing. "R obert", (Anon). ! May lie reached by culling the Fu neral Parlors or her homo, Sctwood 5475. She will be pelased to serve you, R IN K Y .D IN K S DANCE >— ■— — ----- ----------— ------— -------------------- relieving you of much anxiety and I'uhliihrd F ir r y Saturday for ihr I'asl rn l\S i\ ) ran! At the pc' lilflr pile“ of 35cenls. th e' [ worry In your hour of bereavement "Rlnky-Dlnks" baud has announced j Publishers of "The Advocate' A lft-1'agr Newspaper another o f its entertainiPK dances to j M1!S. REED has proven auch a he h dd on Easier Monday ni)cht at In Two Sections! hi i|>. not only to her employers, beautiful Italian hall. 1th 4c Madison Will 1'ronmte a Full Growth of Hair hot to the Colored Pulrona In gen street*. In addition to the music to be BEATRICE II. CANNADY, W nnappr eral. that during the past two Will also Restore the Strength furnished by th? Rlnky-Dlnks, the years M ILLE R &• TR A C E Y have Vitality anil the Beauty of the Oasis band from Seatt'e will put on handled 90 per cent of (he Colored some hot numbers. A larye audience Hair f * your Hair ia Dry and Funeral*. is anticipated. The Rinky-Dinks prov Wiry. Try— ed thelr ability to play a Rood dance W A S H IN G T O N ST R E E T program on last Saturday night a. Between 20th and 21st thelr Novelty dance. k AUSPLUND DRUG STORE (;. 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