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000 0 0 00 a EVENING OAKLAND TRIBUNE MAY 7, 1915. SOCIETY MRS. FRANCIS CAROLAN, WHO IS CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE LAFAYETTE FUND FETE ON MAY 12. Coogan, Miss Philena a Wetmore, Miss Mind, Miss Isabel Nason. Miss Helen The world has known what Cottolene is for over a quarter of a century Cottolene established a class of its own over a generation ago.

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It the exact combination of these two fats which gave Cottolene its high place over quarter of a century ago, and which has held this place for it. Cottolene is economical, but better than that it actually improves the quality and flavor of all foods cooked with it. Your grocer has Cottolene now TOLE Tell your grocer you want a pail now; arrange with him for your regular weekly supply. Write to our Offices, for A General Chicago, our real cook book- HOME THE IC FAIR BANK COMPANY! "Cottolene makes good cooking better" Who'll Be Queen? Zone Concessionaires' Day, May 27 QUEEN CONTEST COUPON VOTE EARLY. READ CONDITIONS CAREFULLY Who's Your Favorite for Zone Day Queen? Clip this coupon.

write in plainly the name of your choice for Queen, then, send coupon to "Zone 'Queen Contest Committee, PANAMA CANAL BUILDING, ON THE ZONE." My choice for Queen is. Address, Main contest extends to May 15th. On that day all candidates except the nine baring the largest number of rotes will be dropped from the, The nine leaders will then compete tor the first place until May 24. Girl re celving largest number of votes will be declared Queen. The other eight: will act as the Queen's maids of honor.

tiv CIRCUS IS COMING; HURROO, "Buffalo Bill" Big Attraction With Sells-Floto Aggregation. a And now that the subject is wha, WestBut the subject wasn't Wild West. In fant, it wasn't anything. But that doesn't make any difference. This is a circus story, concerning the Wild West features of the Sells-Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill's Original Wild West, which is coming here as the big opening feature of the new civie auditorium, and it might as well start that way as any other.

So, to repeat: Now that- the subject- is wild West, there enters the subject also of the men and women of Colonel William Frederick Cody (Buffalo BILL will bring with him when he comes to town with the. circus. For Buffalo BIll. scout of many years ago, did some more scouting last winter. Into the Bad Lands of South Dakota 'he far up into the Big Horn.

'basin and past his ranch at- Cody; then out to the western ranges of Wyoming. When he returned- to Denver he brought with him the announcement that this summer would see real Wild West beneath a circus canvas. For Colonel Cody had sought out the men and women he knew to De the best; he had sought out the most picturesque Indians possible; he had scouted up the most the fearless riders, the champion ropers and most daring and then had prevailed upon them, for one season at least, to live the life of the circus. And so it is that when the Sells-Floto and Buffalo Bill Circus comes here there will come also Hugh Clark, Jim Forest, Frank Boden, Walters, "Red" Kelley and many Matter representatives of the ranges who can' do anything from roping four horses at 8. gallop to' tying knots in a lariat.

Ag for riding the "buckers," there will be men with the Sells Circus this year who will turn, handsprings on. their backs and then grin. and ask for something hard to do. Of course the Wild West features are to be included; in the regular performance of the show, under the superviston of Colonel 1 Cody. Also they will be in the parade, which.

is to come at 10:30 o'clock circus morning, and which will be led by Buffalo Bill himself. The circus will come here May 10, 11 and 13. It will be the first time that a circus has exhibited in a civic building west of Chicago. There are children already under training for "white hope" Supremacy--read about them in Sunday's great edition of The Tribune. STEINDORFF PUPIL IN SUNDAY'S PARK CONCERT Miss Esther King, a pupil of Paul Steindorff, will sing with the Oakland park municipal band next in Lakeside park.

Miss King has a beautifill soprano volce. She will sing "If We Can't Be Same Old Sweethearts, WeN- Just Be the Same Old and. "I Want to Go to Tokio." The program for the concert follows: March, "Imperial Edward" Overture, "Daughter of the Regiment" Donizetti Waltz. "Gold and Silver" (al: Characteristic, "Relief of the wt Guard" (new): Jessel (b) "Sing, Little Bird" Parker (Piccolo Obligato by Fred C. Zeh) Grand Selection, "Lohengrin" Wagner Intermission.

Overture, "Festival" Soprano Solo(a) "If We Can't the Same. Old Sweethearts. We'll Just Be the Same Old Friends' (b) I Want to Go to Tokio" Fischer By Miss Esther King. (Courtesy of the Leo Feist Publishing Co. of New York) (Wav Down Upon de Swanee Folks at Home and in Foreign ands' 4 Roberta international Pranscription of the Idiom of Eight Nations American Folk Song: a in the Musical or France, Scotland, Spain, Germany, Ireland.

Italy and Hungary. Selection, "'The Pink Lady" Merch: M. Moore COLONEL JACKLING AND BRIDE WELCOMED HOME NE of the most interesting and year: Francis brilliant is being Carotan-And entertainments plaited by of -other Mrs. the prominent San Franeisco W'0-7 for the benefit of the men' Lafayette Fund and the San Francisco Maternity Hospital, It will be dance to take place Old a supper Faithful Inn at the Exposition 'on Wednesday evening, May 12, and society from about the bay will be represented the hundreds to be present. A program of living pictures and exhibition dancing' is being arranged to will last forty-five minutes and then dancing be general, Mrs.

Carolan, who is one of the strikingly handsome women in 90- ciety, will pose In the tableaux, and several other well known belles and matrons of the smart set, among them, Mrs. Ashton Potter. They will be, posed by. an artist in the manner of. Romney, Reyr nolds, Lawrence or other masters, though not necessarily to represent- any particular picture.

However, Mrs. Carolan, whose beautiful Mrs. Siddons' 1s membered of a former charity fete, may be vpersuaded to pose again as Reynolda' tragedifamous- the English enne. Among attractive numbers on. the probe the Russian dance under the gram will which will -include in its: members the management of Miss.

Ethel Crocker, Misses Harriett Alexander, Helen: Garritt. Elva de Pue. Arabella and Leslie Miller and a compliment of men. Miss will give an exhibition For the Moskowski waltz, in which she made A sensation a few weeks ago in New York at the benefit performance of the Junior League. The-list of those who will take part in the gypsy dance is not vet complete, but Hit will include Misses Mary Louise Black, Annie Peters, Ruth Zeile, Gertrude Hopkins, Ruth Winslow, Leslie Miller, Helen Garritt, Harriett Alexander, Correnah de Pue.

Mrs. Catherine Dupont Joyce, whose impersonations have given so much will pleas- also ure. at social affairs, contribute to the program. Already a number of boxes have been disposed of and among those who will entertain box parties are Mr. and Mrs: William H.

Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Carolan, Mr. and Mrs. George Pope.

Mr. and Joseph D. Grant. Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Casserly, Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers Bourn and others.

Tickets have been placed at $5 to Include admission; supper and dancing. The proceeds will be divided between the Prancisco 'and Lafayette Fund for which it is designed to assist. the work of the American Ambulance In Paris. 0. 0' MRS.

KEENEY TO ENTERTAIN. Mrs. Charles Keener will be hostess at A tea at the W. G. Henshaw home Tuesday' afternoon in honor of Miss Gladys Keeney of Santa Barbara, who is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Miller in San Francisco. Keeney 18 a cousin of Mr. Charles Keeney and is one of the belles of the smart set in the where the Henshaws and Keendys saw much of her last summer. 0 0 AT' THE OAKLAND.

Mrs. Grigsby.of -Tonopah who! has been guest of Mrs. Oscar Fitzalan Long for past two months, has taken the apartments at the. Oakland for several weeks. 0 0 DANCE AT HENSHAW HOME.

The dance given, Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Henshaw at the home, of Mrs. G. T.

Henshaw. in East Oakland, was in honor, of three of the seasons 'engaged girls, Miss Marian Rodolph, the fiancee of Mr. James McCandless. Miss Ada Nason, who is engaged to Mr. Edward Alkins, and Miss Hazel Ingels, the flancee of Mr.

Robert Sharon. The house was beautifully decorated with baskets of carnations, tall- Jars of iris blossoms, and flowers woven into Hawalian leis. Hawaiian orchestra played for dancing, and there were A number other charming details. suggestive the islands where Mr. and Mrs.

of Henshaw have made their. home. Among the guests who numbered about Afty, were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keeney, Mr.

and Mrs. William Haydock Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eugene Jackson, Mc. and.

Axton Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hall, Miss Phyllis Lovell, Miss Helen Eva: letuded. Miss Beth Walker, Miss Thelma Jorgensen, Miss Alice Costello, Miss Matilda Madsen, Miss -Neita Miss Gertrude Lanzer, Miss Leah Chapman, Miss Lucy Cobb, Miss Helen Dixon. Miss Alleen Sorrensen.

Nell MeClellan, Miss Arlesta Scott. Miss Irene Lamping, Miss Effle McClellan, Miss, Lillian Lamping, Miss Hazel Raffetto, Miss Ethel Ball, Miss Dorothy de Young. a IN. ALASKA.Mei Gerald Hutton left recently to. join Mr.

Hutton in Alaska, after spending the winter in Oakland. Mr. Hutton remained in the north during the winter, but will probably accompany Mrs. Hutton to Callfornia next fall. 00 000 VITOR COMPLIMENTED.

Mrs. Francis McKenna. of Boston. who is visiting her mother. Mrs.

Charles At -Loring in Berkeley, was the complimented guest at a luncheon given Monday afternoon' by Mrs. 8. H. Parsons at her home in Keith avenue. Mrs.

McKenna will spend the summer in California and is planning trip to Yosemite later In the season. 0 0 0 PLANS BRIDGE TEA, Miss Arvilla Zeigentuss will give a large bridge party and tea on Wednesday afternoon, May 19, at her home in avenue. Several friends will 88- sist in receiving and the guests will number about 50. 0 0 AT THE OAKLAND. Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Darrach, who from wiwfor in New York, are spending a short time at the Oakland. Mr. Darrach will give one of his interesting Shakespearean recitals on Wednesday morning, May 19, The play will be "Midsummer's Night's and society will gather to hear Its interpretation by one of the most noted Shakespearean scholars of his time. The Darrachs have taken an apartment in San Francisco for the spring and early summer.

2 0 MRS. KNOX ENTERTAINS. Several Oakland friends. were among guests entertained by Mrs. Daniel Knox at a luncheon given in her Alameda home vesterdav.

Mrs. Knox was Miss Helen Button of Oakland before her marriage last. year. 00 0:0 GIVES CARD PARTY. Mrs.

Ewald Grunsky gave a card party this afternoon At her home in Linda Vista, entertaining about thirty, guests. 0 HOSTESS AT MUSICALE. Mrs. M. Lancaster, assisted by her Aster.

Miss Anne Chubb. was hostess at A musicale Wednesday evening in honor of: Miss Margaret Pennant, who recently urrived from Southern California to spend several weeks in Oakland. The guests numbered 30. MISS EDITH JORDAN TO WED TOMORROW STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 7. Miss- Edith M.

Jordan, the daughter of David Starr, Jordan of Stanford university, and Dr. Nathaniel Gardner of the University of California are to be married on the campus 'The ceremony, will be performed at high neon at. Dr. Jordan's realdence by the Rev. Charles D.

Gardner. university: chaplain. wedding will 'be quiet affair, with no attendants. a Miss Jordan graduated from. Stanford in 1907.

at which time her father was president. She later earned a master's degree at Cornell. Until less than a few weeks ago she was head of the history department of the Los Angeles Polytechnic High school. It was while she was at the southern school five years ago that she met Dr. Gardner, who was then head of the department of biology of the same school.

Dr. Gardner 18 now assistant, professor of botany at the University of California. He 18 A. graduate of the. University of Washington and later received a D.

at the- University of After the wedding breakfast, Which 18 to be held at the a Xasmin, house, the couple will depart on a wedding trip for the summer. They will reside in Amateur baseball has a page department in Sunday's big Tribune. TRIBUTE FOR MOTHERS. Motors will be sent for sick and flowers will be distributed to all the mothers attending the First Christian church next Sunday morning, when Mothers' Day will be observed with a special service by the bunited congregation. and Sunday school at 11 o'clock.

The flowers are to be the red and white. carnations I chosen as symbolical of the day, Special music and a tribute to "Mothers" from Vaughan Dabney will be Teatures of the program by. Mrs. F. M.

Jones. SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.7-A number of friends of Colonel and Mrs. Daniel C. Jackling went tow Sacramento yesterday to welcome them home from their honeymoon journey. Colonel Jackling and Miss Virginia Jotliffe were married' in this city: on, April 6, and since that date they have made an extended journey In the ern states.

Colonel private car, 'the Cypress, Brought the Welcoming party and the bride and bridegroom down from Sacramento 'early last evening. The of the car was magnificently decorated id clusters of dark red roses, and as the party made ready to. shift the scene sot meres making from the car to Colonel Jacking' apartments in- the St. Francis hotel eacH guest plucked a blossom as a- memento of the event RETURN TO HOTEL. Francis, Colonel Jackling'a, rooms were thrown open to the friends of himself and wife, and their guests made merry during the evening.

Colonel and- Mrs. Jackling will be hosts at -a dinner dance to be given on board their, yach, Fourteen the Cypress, next Tuesday evening. guests will assemble to enjoy their- hospitality, this being the first opportunity of several to offer their good wishes to the bride and bridegroom, whose marriage a few weeks ago sarprized society. no engagement having been previously announced. AMONG OLD FRIENDS.

In Salt Lake Mr. and Mra. J. Walker Salisbury, who recently visited California and were extensively entertained both by Colonel Jackling and his bride, then Miss Virginia Jolliffe, gave a dinner for them Tuesday evening. It took place at the Tennis Club, and A score of guests were asked to meet them.

On the same evening the entire party motored out to Cottonwood canyon to the ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judge, where they enjoyed a dance. 4 Mr. and Mrs.

Judge were with Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury on the trip to California: The Jacking yacht has been made ready for a long ocean. trip, her owners planning to leave the latter part. of this month with a party of friends for Alaska.

In the number will be Mr. and Mrs. Mountford Wilson, and Herbert Moffitt, Charles Hayden, E. L. Ames and Charles Me.

MacNeill of New York. GIRL WHEELED EIGHT MILES IN BARROW. SAN RAFAEL. May luncherman, -Harry Anderson, a Fairfax searched and hard for a young woman to play the part of burden to help him win a wager that he could wheel a girl from Fairfax to San Rafael In three hours, and, ten minutes. It took Anderson a week to And a willing "victim," but- he found- her in the person of Miss Mildred Treanor, 16, Fairfax: and today he 'is just $50 to the good, while his challenger, John Grasso, Fairfax hotel man, is loser.

A week ago Anderson and Grasso, were arguing about how fast a man can walk. Talk led to Grasso's. offering to bet Anderson $50 that he (Anderson) could not push a wheelbarrow from Fairfax to San Rafael, a distance of eight miles, in the time spectfied above. Anderson said he would take the. bet, and, to make it stronger, would guarantee to have the barrow occupied by A young woman.

Stakes were posted, and the hunt for a woman volunteer. was on. One. finally was found who offered -to share in Anderson's honor should he win: but she was barred because of her 250 pounds. At last.

Miss. Treanor was persuaded to make the Journey, and Anderson covered the distance in just two hours and twenty-one minutes. MRS. ELSY BURKHAM WINS $8,000,000. ST.

LOUIS. May unanimous verdiet in favor of the defendants in the Campbell will ease was returned by the Jury here last night. The -verdict clares Campbell, now Mrs. Elay Burkham, to be the daughter of James Campbell and therefore entitled to. halt his estate willed her by MAKING SURPRISE VISIT.

HAYWARD. May Banker John Allen Park will leave here tomorrow for Seattle on a surprise visit to his mother, who is 93 years of age. Mother and son have not met for some time and the banker decided to walk in on her without giving notice of his coming. He will he gone two weeks. Beautify the Complexion IN TEN DAYS Nadinola CREAM The Unequaled Beautifier USED AND ENDORSED BY THOUSANDS Guaranteed to remove tan, freckles, pimples, liver spots, etc.

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FIFTY DOZEN PAIRS OF WARNER'S $1.00 RUST-PROOF CORSETS go on sale at a pair on account of the color. They are made of a deep pink coutil, just like our regular $1 model in white. Sizes 18 to 28. Special, pair TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN PAIRS OF WARNER'S $1.50 RUST-PROOF CORSETS go on sale at $1 a pair. Made of a satin finished striped batiste, low bust, medium length hip; one of our latest models.

Sizes 18 to 28. Special, pair $1.00 DO YOU WEAR SIZES 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 or 23 CORSETS? Now is the time to get a high-grade Corset in any of these sizes at. less than one-half their value. They come in lace-back and lace-front. The lace-fronts are made of white silk broche, the lace-backs are made of pink and blue silk broche.

All have the new four -inch bust and long hip; regular value $4, $5 and $6 pair. Special $1.95 FIFTEEN DOZEN R. G. CORSETS -Sizes 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 only. One of the very latest spring models; low bust, long hip.

Made of white French coutil, boned with Wahlon Boning; regular value $3.50. Special, per pair $1.95 Special- -Sanitary Napkins, 1 doz. in Special- -Sanitary Elastic Belts priced each. Crescent Corset Co. 12th and Washington Sts.

Oakland's Specialty Shop. McNeil, Miss Margaret Warner, Miss Marguerite Black, Miss Helen Carmen Ghiradelli, Miss Alfreda Wright, Miss Scott, Messrs. Walter Perkins, Edward Aikens, James McCandAdele, less, Robert Sharon, Griffith Henshaw, Hector McNeil, Alfred Gelderman, and Stuart Ilenshaw. TO ARRIVE NEXT. WEEK: M.re.

James Lynch who is coming from New York to visit her mother, Mrs. James Moffitt In Piedmont, will leave for California in day or two and will arrive some time next week. Mrs. Lynch was among those to greet Colonel and Mrs. David Jackling (Virginia Jolliffe), In New York, where they have been much entertained.

a 0 0 AT MISS HORTON'S SCHOOL. Members of the younger set will gather at Horton's school this evening when the semi-annual dance will be given. A number of former pupils who are belles of society will be present as well as the graduating class of the school. Among those who will enjoy the affair are, Miss Frances DuVal, Miss Marian Kergan, Miss Miriam Weihe, Miss Frances Young, Miss Mae Du Val, Miss Katherine Maxwell, Miss Helen L'eete, Miss Marjorie, Potter, Miss Louise Mells, Miss Dorothy Sutphen, Miss Marguerite Eastwood, Miss 1 Elsie von Heigst, John Howard, Donald Kittrell, Edward Gordon, Wilbur Haines, Gerville Mott, Charles Garretson, Wendell and others. 0 00.

MAY FETE IN PIEDMONT. A nickel dance will the gay divertisements of the May fete in Piedmont park on May 15, when society will attend the affair for the Ladies' Relief Society. Mrs. Wickham Havens is planning this detail of the day and a number of the younger beaux of society. will be her assistants.

The floor committee will include, Messrs. Morris Herbert Proctor, Edward Engs Walter Havens, Henry Breck, Kenneth and Bernard Proctor. The dance will take place in the cafe where excellent music will play. one-steps and hesitations at five cents a dance for those who dance. Mra.

Harry East Miller and Mrs. Harrison Clay will have charge of a fortune telling booth, assisted by Mrs. Will de Fremery, Mrs. Samuel Prather, Mrs. Oscar.

Fitzalan Long, Miss Amy Requa, Miss Alice Requa, Miss Laura Miller, Miss Elizabeth Clay, and Miss Marjorie Mhoon. Mrs. William Thornton White and Granville Abbott are among those taking an active interest in plans for the fete that will be a very attractive affair in the sloping hillside garden of the park. A group of candy girls will be Miss Mary Adams, Miss Anne Elizabeth Crowder, Miss. Adeline Howard, Miss Howard, Miss Katherine Maxwell, Miss Genevieve Bush, Miss Frances Du Miss Margaret Sherman, Mias Margaret Breedlove, and Miss Marian Kergen.

They will assist Mrs. Kergan, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. F. W.

Morse, Mrs. A. S. Larkey, Mrs. Glen Barnhardt, De Fremery, Mrs.

J. T. Maxwell, Mrs. F. M.

Bau, and Miss Gray. 0 0. BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON. Miss Adeline Lentz was the honored guest recently at a birthday luncheon at' which Miss Grace Stewart. was hostess at her home in East Oakland.

The dining room was a bower roses and ferne for the occasion at which the guests In MAMA Parasols 459 13th Corsets Broadway and Moss Glove House. Near Street, We Are Headquarters Guaranteed For Silk Gloves Showing the Largest Assortments and Recognized as Oakland's Largest Sellers Facts that justly entitle this store to the distinction of acknowledged headquarters for the KAYSER Silk Gloves. These Gloves are made of the very best silk obtainable and they better, fit better and have more style than any other silk gloves. The tips are made double and will, positively Kayser's Kayser's outwear 16-button two-clasp the length glove. Glove- to $1.50 to pair.

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