The Seattle star., February 21, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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Society
Sunset Club to Entertain
With Period Costume
Recital; Mr. and Mrs.
Pratt Will He Dinner
Hosts; Mr. and Mrs.
Strhve Will Entertain.
ON YTBDNESDAY afternoon at S
o'clock tho m»rab»r» of the Sun
art club ana their friend* will Nr a
period roytumr rwHUI, with Mr*
William Paabody, aoprano. ami Mr
gwtst MeCool. pianlat. aa the artiala
The hoeteaee* for the dav will he
Mrs. Trafford HiAmo* and Mlaa Mil
■ Ark Rotwrtji JTittWlnf la the pro
gram:
"*• riarWcl" a Mill". gearlattl
Tu .Haaaanl
Mr*. F«el»»dr
"faaliHWlr" Taual*
•Vaprtcch." •mrlattl Taual*
M
-U*m«n J He* Mai ' Minuet d'Staa
ad," 'lm Amour* d# J**a Hiaa
teeath <#»turv I»er«er»it.»
Mr* I'eaboUr
-T,« f tu - Bube*
"iitioin Nactara* ' Haaal-Pewla
-The Mill** •* wrß *
Mm PrabedT
-tetua
ntov .faimgwa
, Htoa»t>*Kle Hay ' <Jrata«*r
Mr IKrCMI
ten>* pa*nt*. John Al«t tr Carp*%%•*
"Ow * *cr++n"
—fo a Younic
Mr* P*ftNMl).
• • •
Dinner to Compliment
Departing Guests
Mr. and Mm. O. E. M. Trail will
entertain with a dinner of twenty
cover* at their wMmW ThurmUv
tvtninK. honoring Dr. und Mr*. A 1
b«rt Irving Rouffleur.
a a •
Mr. and Mrs. Struve to
Be Supper Hosts
Entertaining at their Iwme tomor
<gught*r. Ethel, to Mr K. It Itouah.
Btruv. wilt be "upper host*. <-ov*r«
bring placed for twelve gueata.
• • a
Mrs. Gates Will
Compliment Mrs.
Williams
In compliment to Mr*. J. \V. Wll-
Items. of Minneapolis. who la the
iMHtae guest of Mr. and Mr*. William
H. Faraon* Mr». B L. Oate* haa eg
tended Invitation* to a luncheon of
twenty-four cover* at the Rainier
dub. on Tueaday. March I, to be fol
lowed by an afternoon of bridge at
Ue Galea residence.
• • a
Miss Broicn Entertains
Mljm Lurllne Brown entertained at
her home in the St Paul apartment*
this afternoon, with a bridge party of
four table*. Tomorrow evening Mlaa
Brown will again be hoateaa at a
bridge evening to be' given at her
(MOM.
*a • •
Engagement of Miss
Dnscoll and Mr. Strout
Announced
Mr*. John J. Drtacotl of New Or
hut, l«a. Saturday announced the
engagement of her daughter Amy
France* to Mr. Edwin A. Strout, Jr..
•on of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Strout
Of thla city.
a e a
Luncheon at
Rainier Club
Mr*. M. H. Prelum complimented
lira. Rot#rt !» Green with a lunch
eon at the lutnler cluh thla after-
Boon, this gueata later attending the
matinee
a a a
Miss Urquhart Weds Mr.
Smith in Chehalis
Church
On Saturday evening, In the
Westminster Presbyterian church In
Cbchall*. waa solemnized the mar
rtege of Mis* Anna Louise Ur«tu
hart, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wit
liara Muir Urquhart. to Mr Auatln
C. Smith, aon of Dr. and Mra. C'lar
ence Auatln Smith, of Seattle, Key.
T. Davis Acheaon reading the aerv-
Ice Aft«r the ceremony a aupper
wax served at the home of the
bride* parent*.
Mr anl Mr* Smith left for Can
ada by motor, on a short wedding
trip. On their return they will de
part for Chicago, where they will
mako their home.
Mra. Smith attended Mlaa Ran
gome'* school In Piedmont. Cal.. and
Inter studied voice In New York.
Mr, Smith Is a graduate of Yale
and during the war received hi*
oooimieaton In the air service at
Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Among the out-of-town gueata at
fhe wedding were Dr. and Mra.
Clarence Smith. Mix* Harriet Smith,
Mr. and Mr* Phillip Klnxer, Judge
and Mr* Kverett Smith, Dr. and
Mra. Walter Johnston. Mra.
■airy Louis Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Prank E. B. Smith, of Seattle. Miss
Doris Welch, of Relllngham; Mr*
Frederick Strong and Mlc* Marjorie
Okmeron. of Portland, and Mr. and
Mra. S. C. Mumby and the Mlsnes
Anna and Mildred Mumby, of Olym
9**
a a •
Mrs. Guie to Entertain
in Olympia
Mra. K. Heater Guie ha*l**u«d in
▼ Ration* to a Urge tea next Wed
nesday afternoon at the Olympian
hotel in Olympia.
• • •
Dinner at Women's
University Club
Tha Women'! University club will
will entertain with a club dinner
Wednesday evening, February 23.
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Dvvight Lockwood Packard
The little son of Dr. Harry P. Packard, medical missionary
to Persia, ami Mrs. Packard. Littlr Duight is four yearn old,
and was born in L'rumia. Persia.
—Portrait by James <£■ Aterrihew
Personal
Dr. and Mr*. Charie* F. Engela, of
Tacema. apent the week-end aa the
gueata of Mr. and Mm. Frederick
Dent Hammona, at their home In the
Waahlngton apartment*.
e e a
Mrs. Falcon Joalln. who la visiting
In California, ia expected to return In
about two week*.
• • •
Mr. and Mr* Karl Itarbaugh apent
the week-end In Portland. Or*
• a •
Mm Charlee 11. Hamilton returned
Saturday from an extended trip to
California. <
• • •
Mra Harry Rol<-om and Mr*
Walter Fulton are at present at Coro
nado. Cal.
a a a
Mr. John Chombertin and daugh
ter. Mlaa luabella C'hamberlln. will
leave thla week for Fort Worth, Tarn.
• • •
Mra Oeorge Kenyon departed Frt
day morning for I-o* Angelee. where
ahe will Join Mr Kenyon and spend
the remainder of the Printer.
• a a
Mlaa Mae English left r~*n!ly for
Lo* Angelea. where ahe will make
her home
a a a
Mr. and Mr* John Sparrur have
removed from the Sheridan apart
ment* to the Waahingtoa apart
ment*.
0 0 0
Mr Erne*t Janowsky. with Mr*
Janowsky. Mr Charie* Tryner and
Mr -Otto Lukaiwek. membera for the
(>a*t sea aon of fh« Seattle Symphony
orcheatra, left Thursday for their
home* In Chicago.
• a e
Jfr. Eugene DeVaux and Mr
Joneph J. Gilbert, of the Symphony
orcheatra. left Saturday morning for
their homea In New York city and
Boa ton #
a a a
Mr. Gilbert I. Duffy returned Sat
urday from a ahort trip to California.
• • 0
Mr W. Dwtght Mead ha* returned
from a a few day* spent In Olympia.
• • •
Mra. Theodore S Flardenberg and
Mia* llardcnberg have recently re
turned from a viait of aaveral
month* In California.
• • •
' The Orthopedic Tea Shop and the
Thrift Shop will be cloaed all day to
morrow.
at i iO o'clock.
A feature of the evening will be
a reaiiatlc faahlon show, given by
one of the prominent shops In
town.
The hostesse* will be Mrs. Daniel
B Trefethen and Mra Walter B.
Nettleton.
• • a
Alaska Visitor
C<rmplimented
Entertaining In honor of Mr*.
Stephen Oliver Caaler, of Valdex,
Alaska, Mra Carl Ix>ul* Torkelaon
was hoate** at her home on Friday
at an attractive tea.
The dainty tea table, with Its ban
ket of blo**om* In the paatet shade*,
was presided over by Mm. Ruth J.
Lyon* and Mrs. Clifford Hogle.
During the afternoon a delightful
mu*lcal program was tflven by Mr*.
Oaaler, Mlvs Rose Gold and Miaa
Dorothy Lyon*.
a a a
Interesting Affairs
Planned
Mr*. Nathan Kcknteln !>»* planned
two Interesting affair* to be given at
her home on Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon, March 2 und 3.
On each occasion Mrs. Ix>ulae Van
Ogle. In her charming way, will In
terpret Carpentler'* opera, "Ix>ulae."
• * •
Farewell Luncheon
In honor of Mr». B. F, F'hlUlp*
and her sister, Mra. Kmll? lingers,
who are departing the last of thla
month for Kansas CHty, Mo„ Mra
K, A. Tobey recently entertained
the member* of the Wisconsin Oold
enrod club with a farewell luncheon
at her home.
e e e
Engagement Anv/runced
Mr. and Mr*. Algorna Klmpaon an
nounce the engagement n f their
daughter, Kthel, to Mr, K. 11. Hush,
aon of Mm. IHJIUIII- Ilush of tlila
city. The wedding will take place
about Kaater.
Women, oilier than relative*, are
not permitted to visit prisoners in I
King Ming prlaon, New York. '
Music
San Carlo Opera
Tonight
I*rlma donnas and other tun
wheae B»n»« are famous on two
continents idd lu»ter lo lh« rwetac
of tha Man (Vlo Opera Company
and hare ruiin) Inttfui In the en-
Ctt*»mrnl of (hit famous orvanlnt
(ton at the Mrtropoliun thaa(ra. U
■innlnr tonlcht. fortune (iallo la
l>rtn«UiK h«» intact the rank and
file of the company that won no
much acclaim during their -»«ar.n at
(ha Manhattan oper* house In New
York during Heptrmlw>r and (ktot*r
Mr < 1*11" alao tiring* thr two notable
W*»t artiata who appeared with
hla forces In New Tork. Anna Kli*tu
and Allra «}entle Ml«a < Jen tie haa a
plaoa tn tha heart* of tha public tn
which no ona wtll aoon supplant har
And lhara la tha k*»n««t rtifio«dty »«
tvaar Anna PVzlu tn opera. Ifar ona
appearance hara In concert two
years ago revealed har as an arlJat
and a young woman of great (vauty
and charm. In addition aha la reput
ad to la ona of tha moat rtmacien
tlous of artiata It la known that tha
reason ah» la not now with the Mat
ropolllan Opera Company la (■"-auac
aha prefers thr mora active reglm
that aha haa adopted (nlfrviarilnf
har rnnemxita with tha Kan Carlo
Company with concert recitals «he
constantly enlarges har scope
Hettlna freeman. formarly of Cn
vent Oarden, a dramatic
aoprnno of grc«» power, will make
har first appearance here In tha tioa
rr.la of "Alda" on Thursday evening.
K'liniiry !4 Also Queens Mario, that
f.ivonte coloratura who established
herself hara during tha pnxt two *e«.
•ona, haa rejoined tha Man Carlo
Company for thla tour of tha Pacific
Croat. «
All tha favorites of laat ynar are
•till enlisted with Oallo. Including
C.htaappa Agostml. Htelln DeMette,
Vlnranta Palleater. Mario Valla.
P«-ltro liaßlaal and N'alala Cerrt who
hava rrtumad to tha company thla
yaar and will ba haard In several Iro
portant role*.
Among tha new star* ara Pllade
Hlnnfrra. Hpanlah tenor; Madelelna
Keltie. a beautiful young American
lyric soprano; May Itarron. mmo
aoprano. and Oluaeppe tnzerlllo, a
tenor who upholds tha Italliui tradl
! tlon.
WOMAN SICK
FOUR YEARS
Wm Finally Made Wall by
Lydia L Pinkham't Vege
table Compound
St«*ns, Miss.— "I wm all run down
wid nervous with female trouble and
Bmy aides patnec
me »o at thnci
that I could hardh
walk. I sufferc
for fouryearswitl
it. Then I u«
your advertise
ment in the paper*
and I began tak
ing LydiaE. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound. I feel
stronger and am
able to do moat of
my housework now. I recommend
your Vegetable Compound to my
friends and you may use this letter
if you care to do so."—Mrs. W. H.
HI.AKK, Route 1, Steens, Miaa.
How many women, overworked,
tired and ailing, keep up the ceaseless
treadmill of their daily duties until
thevare afflicted with female troubles
as Mrs. Blake was, and are run down,
weak and nervous. But every such
woman should be convinced by the
many letters like hers which we are
constantly publishing, proving be
yond question that Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound will
overcome such troubles, and write
to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass., in regard to their
V.Uv
PROPOHAIJI Will' by
the llur.nu of Htipplir>« «nd Account n
Navy l>opartm<>iit, Wanhlnatuii l»]
C, until 10 o'clock « in.. Msf< h |
I*2l, for delivering tiisti «p«>d ~,u n.
ternlnk* to the Navy V«r<l, Pugpt
Hound, Wash. Apply f«.i proposals
to Hiinplv Officer. Nitvy Vard. Puget
Kounu, Wauli , or to Inn ICtiresu of
Supplied and Account*. C. J l'Ko-
I'I.MH. Acting I'h> mavlur General of
tbs Navy. 2-X-2L
Tll K BEATTIJE STAR
ClLtuubiS
( 1.1 IIS MIH TI'KHDAV
Nralllr Woman'* Club
The literary Interpretation rla*"«
of Seattle Wnnutn's club, with Mrs
Minis lleciic. instructor, will meet
nt 1 p 111 with Miss Mnild Mc
(lough, 1416 IMh ave
Current Toplca department, will
meet with Ml«s Met lough at 2ld
p in . with Mrs 1 .ee Wheeler In
icharge
s s s
C'lo* erlraf llramallr I lub
The mothers of the memlM-rs of
floveiieaf Oramatlc club will inecl
with Mrs F W Noiiierry, »!l
Itatley st., at 110 p m for a
mothers' conference. Refreshments
will be serve*l
s s s
Wrllm' (tub
Visitors are waleome at the meet.
Ing of the Writers' club, to he held
at I p in In Ihe Krlikuo club
j rooms. Y. *W. C. A. Manuscript*
will be read ny Mrs K I. Adklns,
Miss Mary Kune, Mlas Helen Mar
ing and Mr James M Stamps
* s s
Mallard I ton a* Circle
Mrs C II MM-aln. tZX «IH> st .
'will be lm«la* to llallanl
circle at t p m
• • •
Rhotbab-ixlron Srwlng flub
An allday mealing of the Rhodo
| lendroti Hewing club will be held
with Mrs. I>. T Cooper. 7111 «oth
st. H W.
. . *
Ktsie l.liMolu llenedb t Club
Tha human aimlyola class of
l-Usia Um»ln llenedict club will
meet at * p m at til tllfcbe
building, First ave and Madlaon at.
Heading* Will lie ghen by Prof A
I. Hlser, I'h I), and I'rof, John
K Ayar.
• • •
Neighbor* of H oMlrrtll
The campaign committee of the
Neighbors of Woodrrwft will gtve
a cwrd party at t p, m In «0»
Hog* Annex
ass
Totem Club ( horu*
At TSO p. m the Totem flub
Chorus will meet In ths club rooms,
Hoga Annex
a a a
Seattle |*4|e No. 7
H*attl# laslge No. I, liegree of
Honor, prolectlve aaaoi-iatlon, au*-
lllary lo Kvergreen Ixslre No J,
A. Or W . Will observe Wash
ington's birthday wtth • progressive
whist parly at *lO p. m In Kver
green hall. Arcade building Re
frmhment* will be served and all
friends are Invited to attend
s s s
W n H IMf
W O W IMI will glv# a dance
In their ball. Fourth ave ai.<t Ms on
st. Tueisday, February JJ. at » p m
No admlanlon charge
ess
FJlloti nay (amp M W A.
Cntform Rank of Klllott Ra)
('Amp. M W A., at Knight* of
Pythla* hall. Third ave and Vl r
glnta *t. Imnre for member* and
friend*
• • a
lauM Camp
laurel (\mp at Swedish hall
Initiation.
a a a
Parliamentary Procedure Orpl
Woman's Onlury (lub
Parliamentary procedure depart
ment of the Woman's Cenlury elub
at Y W. C A. at t p. m
• as
F.ae l ern Star Clnb
Kastern Star club at club room*
4090 Arcade building, at 1 o'clock
Card party to which all Kim tern
Star* and Ihrtr friends Invited,
s s s
l*4y Stirling Chapter, I». A. fL
la»dy Stirling Chapter. D. A R.
with regent. Mrs. P S Master*.
:«7 Franklin st. from S to t
o'clock.
s # s
ladle* - Autdiary Seattle
(■ltiliUallc Hortety
1 Adieu" auxiliary. Seattle Clym
nastlr society, at UI9 Klghth ave.,
at i.K p. m. Cards
s s s
l.rrenimod I. 0. O. T. I -odge
CJreenwo«*l I. O. O. F. Ixilge and
Coagrove Rebekah club in Odd Fe|.
low* hall. Fremont, al II 10 p m
Get together meeting and card
party.
Harrow g IIMMMMD
Hl* Onllnanrr Ut9S, Rrrtinn 1.1 8
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Buy a Horn I
Hlmln I land Horn E
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| Adamson Vulcanizers—for Tubes
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HJ SI Autoscope Windshield
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I (AVENUE md PIKE STCIEI 1
= (WrnxJ door ita (b/ifim
A. It K. M. K- Club
A It K. M. K. club with Mi*
Anna Hcott Kddy. l>* *»< have.
All Ka*ta« Star* Invltad
• * •
t anmlian M mi«n'« Hob Colonial Tw
The Ca mid lan Woman's dub will
aive a iMtloninl tea Tuesday avenlng
in Ihe Kju-tcrn Hlar rluh rooms, «n»o
Arcade hulldlXg. MtMMMlni at *
o'clock, for members and filcmb
Tl»e committa«, inider the dlrtsilon
of Mr*. J H. Kournler have ar
mtiKed a tnuslrul program, Irw ludliuc
Mla» Mildred T« trhens. vocalist, Mrs
[.ewls Htanlon. planlat. and Mr*
Thomas < ireetilcss. vocallat Con
' • ludln* the program will he a colon
U1 minuet by a group of children
Mrs Archie McUean. chairman of
the entertainment rornmlttar, has
aim arranged for a social hour, when
refreshments will tie served Mem
Iters will wear colonial coatume
A martins "f the executive mm
mlttee will be held at 7JO p m.
a a •
Kainier D. A. K.
Itainler chapter, U A. It., will
meet Tuetslay, February tl, at the
Hotel Sorrento, *
The program alll coinlM hf an
address by I'rof Oliver IL Hl' hard
sin, of Ihe t'nlvsrslty of Washing
lon. who will speak en 'The New
and Official Light t'pon the Imme
diate llesponslblllty of the World
War," ami a group of songs hy Mr«
I'hlllp H Apfel, accompanied by
Mt* Joseph K. Tlmmn <ai "Knowest
Thou Noi This Kalr l«nd " frtim the
opera "Mlgtion"; tbi "Nlghilngale
Hong " by Nsvln, (e» "In the Time of
Hoars," by Helchardt
• • •
aihhtion ai. ri.i im
Quern ImIUUI", T- I- 1.
gtieen Institute, Y. U 1.. announ
ces for the evening of Thursilay.
February 24. a big o|nn m*e< ng
which will be held in Ihe Knlghta of
Columbus hall, and to which every
Catholic young woman in the city la
Invited Aa a feature of tha Irri-r
isllnf program which has been ar
ranged by a committee of which
Ml« Vrronlc* Kelly la chairman.
Itev. Father James paaior
of Hi. -Marsarrls church, will give
an addrsai on "Conditions m I re
land °* Father Iwinlgan will relate
many thrilling Incident*, some of
Which he Pipertenceal himself on bis
I recent trip to Ireland. Mr Mb-hsle
lie Cam. famous Italian bartt<me,
will glvs narveral selectlona. and other
numbers on tha program Include a
solo by Mlas France* Mullen, memo
soprano. Impersonal ions of Harry
Istuder. by Mr Young, a solo b) Mtrj
Kthel Hannan. soprano, reading by
Mr (tiartes Muriariy, and selections
by the Y. U I. orchestra,
• • •
(LarheiorV Hub Iknrr
The ne»l dance of the ltarhck>r*
• lub will be given Saturday e\rning.
March IX, in tha Masonic tempts,
under the title of the ' Kmerald
Ball ~
Thla la the dub's third annual
lance and II la Intended to make It
one of the most elaborate and on
usual. Tha committee In char re In
cludes M«-srrs. Charles ltri< kel. tlarar
Heeger. Clyde llogers, Herbert Meli
dorf, Vernon K lee per, Jr., and John
Mllner. chairman.
• • •
IHarr and Card Party
Mystic Social rlub will celebrate
It* }lth anniversary with a snow
lance and card party In Doug las
hall. l#th ave and K. line at. Fri
day. February )E. I>a»ving al I p
m Novel feature# wilt be Intro
duced Rebekahs. Odd Fellows and
friends ar# Invited.
s s •
Commonwealth (lab
Tbe Commonwealth club will meet
t< .igtit. February >l. at the Hood
lists cafeteria, 7 o'clock. Mr*. Kmnu
I. Rhode# will address tha club on
Hawaii." All weJcom#.
Hucreaaful treatment of dlseaaed
tonsil* and throat without operation,
testimonial* Herb Medicine Co.,
I Vox 111, Seattle.
We dye your rajr* and
old carpets and weave
them into handsome rujrs.
The Fizzy Huzzy l«f Co.
Phone Capitol ISM
ITig^c ogp
VALESKA SVRATT
AT THE MOO UK
Vulseka Sural t, Willi ft catch In Mr
Vancouver voice. with 11 >n wivn
rollum In her hair, with tha ermine
on h«r nightie. drops lb# "trllla*"
itll'l "lalox" of tha mimical comedy
for the "ya" and "r r ra" of thrilling
"mellerdranm" at the Mixir* this
week ami Incidentally treat* the pa
tron* to *ome nu I emotional a<iinif
Aliiy aaebated by John Mi Farbuid.
whose Mood bolls, arid whin" 1 twth
threaten to crack each other, he
clenches them so hard. unless he haa
hie bucket of blood ftir breakfuat,
Miee Huratt present* an act ttiat <ll*
■ plays ber versatility tn pleasing
fruihlon.
The art, written by Jack t*lt.
reeks with the spirit of the under
i world.
Johnny IturVe I* I Kirk wlf?£linjr hie
fltig«*rs al the military life to tha Im
mMiw delight of #veryona, eape>lally
I hoe* who dared not do ao for two
yeiir* or leaa Iturke's piping voire
and ynnmlling fare era premier tick
lera Also hla ruby beexer
no I #vln I* a aw ret morsel,
topped hy the most moat moat sttpar
\ lative red hair Her hair IN ah per
fe»-t, while Flo heraelf Is original
and entertaining. quite naturully.
Trua Mr# and Flo Newton "are
paaaed hy tha pure fun law* and
| lalielled original " Tliey live up to
| the laliel excellently
I llarry Knhne nmnxr#, entertain*,
I pillule*, mystifies and. generally, haa
the audience rnplng and scratching
| ila varlou* hmda with hie quintuple
mind concentration Kahna la to all
appearances ■ rrieaial wlxard and
the anawer to "Ho# doe* ha do It?"
would lie a bearraL
llert and Florence Mayo are at
lH>me on the t«#r* aerial. As »rro
hat* they are original and pleasing
In snng and dance oddltlea. Ham
flrey and Iteatjice Old nose close the
1 1.11l llurnett'a orrheei ra furnishaa
muaic. while IJterary 1 ureal Toplce
and Klnogram* comprise the reat of
tha program
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'•WEDDING BELLS"
AT THE WILKES
Another new fare greeted Wllkas
theatre patrons H'tnday afternoon
when laur* Arnold made her Iww
aa the new leading lady, succeeding
Jane Morran
Mia* Arnobl played a rather In
significant rola with rredltahle force,
futneaa and art I "try In the New York
•ucreaa. "Wedding Rella." The play
la the atory of a divorced wife who
Intenrenea to nave her husband from
a second marriage undertaken mere
ly In the hoi>e that he might thus
forget hla first wtfa.
Joseph McManu*. Ihe new leading
man who made hla Initial appear
ance last week, acceptably handles
the role of a dishing young New
Yorker who eats hla heart out over
the loos via the dlvon* court of hla
wife and tries to save himself from
despair hy marrying a "sweet young
thing. Tha "sweet young thing" la
at.ly represented by popular Mary
Thorns,
Howard Ruasen. aa a dandy and
cloaa friend of the divorced hustiand,
scored »t par cant with hla ei ..*-1y
part.
Fmmett Vocmn. as an orer sentl
mental poet. Norman Kensler aa an
Fngllsh holler. Melhn Palmer, as a
Kngllsh hutler. Meltsi Palmer as a
middle ar»«d matron, and Krman
Hearey as a Japanese houielny. ail
portray their part* well.
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-KISS A-MTSS" AT
LEVY'S ORPHEUM
With on abundance of slac# mon
ey. roulalte wheel* and numrrou*
other gambling device* fitting Into
tha Monte Carlo setting "Ktaa
A Mlsa.T the offering at levy's Or
pheum this week, la filled with lively
S VtWL 'I A m. MF**
In'ittonui and ratehy musical num
bTH
lew White, Oaoar Merard and Kd
die Wright are tha chief merryrnak
era. with Ituby Uii* Millie lllngham
and Ted t'llrnark helping the fun
along.
LUlmark. Mla< lang and Mis* Ring
ham have the lending song Special
»!«•*. with tha chorus of 20 glrla aa
•luting.
The management announce* that
Tuea<lay night there will be an sma
teur i«e rforrnanre in conjunction
with the regular ahow
• • •
PALACE HIP PILL
*WELI*-BA LANCED
ftuoday audiences at !/-»*'« I'al
ace Hip welcomed gencrotmly a well
balanced and much varied ahow
boajrtlng several featur<ra of atellar
worth. One of the favortteH la l«
I'etlte Muelnale. In whl'h a aentefte
of pretty young women provide a bit
of hatmony In mualc and color.
Nancy Iloyer also capture* an ap.
plaune hit In her admirable little
playlet, * Mary Ix>u " llenry Teata
ewl Marry Hamilton give the atal
admirable Mtipport
Nothing aerioua halt* the la lighter
Incited by (!opea and llutton. two
e<i»nlrlc cornelian* Klale Harvey
I* captivating to look at and a plea*,
ing entertainer.
The equlllbrtstlc feat* of Victoria
and Dupra, which Include rnme dif
ficult and novel *tunta, are refreeh-
Uigly enlivened ty pantomime com
e«ly "fickle Women" i* the feature
I photoplay.
• • •
BUNG AW W FEA Tl RES
NEW MUSICAL REVUE
Hunday evening fleorge Wood In
tr<eluce<t hla aecond big company of
entertainer* to the throng of diner*
at the lltingalow theatre restaurant
The new aggregation Include* Jack
Holiton, a moet likable young chap
aith a pleaeing voice and an abun
dance Of pep; KrUd Meredith, a
charming little dancer; Howard
Evan*. a good singer. (Study* Vail and
I Jin l*e. two dainty eoubrette* and
a choru* of pretty glrla
Tonight a feature at the Bungalow
heatdaa tha musical revue, will be a
darning contest.
The I . S. • weather bureau will
study air cum-nts from a station In
Montana on the summit of the conti
nental divide.
MOTHER, I'M
A MAN NOW
And I dont want to look Mke a
baby any longer, and besides all
the hoy* In a»y class wnar long
pants.
"So. Jack. r*e told you often
enough you'd have to wait a few
months longer."
It was lbe same old question and
Jack was determined. "No. Jack,
dear, I know you're big enough for
them but we've bad so many ex
panse* lately, and your old suit
really doesn't look had and—"
"Ob. well, lioUier." and Jack
beamed. "If it's only a question of
money, why. I'll attend to that."
"But Jack, you have no money "
"No. Mother, but I read the pa
per*. and I've learned one thing
that's going to be worth a suit
to me it's that Cherry's have a
store where I can get *>hat I want,
yea. and you can. too, and you
don't have to pay all cash when
you get your suit. Tou know, a
little something when you get It
snd the balance —well, you know.
I am working, and can make my
weekly payments aa they require.
Their store Is at SOT Rialto build
Ing. Jnd *ve„ between Madison and
Hprlng. over the Plg"n Whistle.—
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