Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

WEDNESDAY EVENING OaklanD Crfbtme FEBRUARY 17. 1923 HI mo OPERA RN ENEVERSAND llli. mi SINGERS THRILL WIFEMIXSIGNALS can fullback, quit Stanford university at the end of last semester to play professional football, and later was signed with the St. Louis Browns to play professional baseball. He-soon must Join the latter In training camp In Florida.

Yesterday he and his bride-to-be discussed hla impending departure and elected to advance the wedding date two months and go together. Late yesterday afternoon Nevers and his attorney. De Lancy Smith, obtained a marriage license In San Francisco, and then telephoned for Father Joseph McGlave of St. wanted everybody to know the bride could not forbear to pause in the Informal wedding procession to Indulge In a few spirited steps of the Charleston, while the bridegroom, best man and priest waited. The romance of Nevers and Miss Heagerty had Its Inception last summer when they met at the Russian River during the school vaca-tlo nperlod.

They became engaged at the end of the season, and planned their wedding to take Bride of Star MRS. ERNIE NEVERS. formerly Mi Mary Elizabeth Heagerty of Oakland, i credited with directing Ernie's latest "trick play," for While friends awaited them I today at Del Monte, the great grid star "missed all tacklers" and eluded his "opponents." Masons Will Hear Talk oh Washington Harry L. Todd will give an illustrated lecture tomorrow evening at the Mason lo Temple, Twelfth and Washington streets. -Hla subject will be "Washington, the Man and the Mason." There will also be a one-hour musical program, in which some of the best-known artists of the 'bny cities will par ticlpate.

This affair la being pon sored by Verba Buena Lodge of Masons. welcome on the first lap Of their honeymoon tour, following the wedding ceremony at. Ban Fran- cisco last night, Ernie and his bride eluded all "tacklers" and are now headed for an unknown' and unguarded goal, according to word that reached Eastbay admirers. The blond idol of the gridiron, "pulled a sneak play," and was married last night In San Francisco to Miss Mary Elizabeth Heagerty. 18-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. D. M. Heagerty, of 1400 East Fourteenth street. Nevers, sensational AU-Amerl- Patrick's church of San Jose.

The priest motored to San Francisco, where the ceremony waa performed. Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald waa selected to attend the bride, the cere-mpny taking place In Fita-gerald home at 299 Pennsylvania street.

Nevers' best man was a fraternity brother. Clifford Morrill. Junior student In Stanford university. Friends of both families were notified in time for them to attend the wedding at 5:30 o'clock. Because she' was so.

happy "she AUDIENC HERE DODGE RICE PLAY avalleria Rusticana' and place the coming summer. Star Athlete and Mary Eliza-beth Heagerty in Surprise Pagliacci' Win Un-6linted Br ANTIIONY F. MOITOHET. A music menu of double suste nance, ample In Its caloric quan Ceremony. Ernie Nevers, giant fullbaclt and captain of the 1925 Stanford varsity football team and All-Ameri-can fullback, -pulled a trick play on his friends today when a welcome had been planned for Nevers and his bride, formerly Miss Mary Elizabeth Hagerty of Oakland.

While a host of frlenda prepared to' give the young couple a royal tlty and quality' to' satisfy the most avid lyrical appetite, was offered by the San Carlo Opera company's i Broadway San Pablo Sixteenth St Lakeside One Formerly KAHN'S Oakland ensemble last evening at the Audi torlum theater with the presenta tion of "Cavallerla Rusticana" and TPagllaccl." Mascagnl and oncavallo at their best, these operas of shorter length, which will carry their com posers' fame when it is forgotten they achieved anything else, make How Skinny Kids Gain Needed Weight Weak. undernourished, underweight boys and girls who are up a balanced program which in vites and yet defies comparisons, If Cavallerla offers the 'delightful serenade, the spirited whip song "11 Cavallo Bcalpita," the equally brisk drinking song peevish, fretful and sickly need the fervid duets of San MoCoy-s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Cod Ljver Oil would do Just as well, but what parent would be so tuzza and Turiddu and Santuzza cruel as to give them the borribl? nasty tasting, in smeinng siuu when sugar coated cod liver oil tablets made by McCoy's Labora tortes of New York are as easy to taks as candy and won't upset their delicate stomachs. There's more vltamlnes of the first class In cod liver, oil than In and Alfio. and the Inimitable Instrumental gem, the "Intermezzo," Pagliacci has its incomparable "Prelude" and "Vesti la giubba." the lament of Canio, which closes the first act.

The double bill, too, offered the better opportunity of appraising the vocal range of the Ban Carlo organization, since only one of the artists, Guiseppe Interrante, appeared In both operas. INTETtnANTE IS POPtTLAR. Iast night's audience could not bave been given too much As Alfio he covered him- anything else and for that reason tbln. scraggly. sickly children commence to liven up and take on good i imi 1 1 mm mi nr 'hiiiiit healthy flesh after McCoys uoa Liver Oil Compound Tablets have been taken for Just a few daya Todd to Be Speaker Be -sure and ask Qwl Drug Co or any druggist for Mcuoy tne original and genuine Cod Liver Oil At Oakland Schools eif with glory In Cavallerla ana h.

hnned for more, wnicn Tablets, If you want your delicate obildren to become strong, robusi and active. i v.n. 4ninded about every For grown-ups they are Just as wonderful one woman gained 15 body Judging from the plaudits, could not but regret that bis part In Pagliacci. that of Silvio, did not fnr unvthin more extendea pounds In five weeks. 60 tablets Harry L.

Todd of San will speak at Washington's Birthday exercises at three Oakland schools next Friday. He will appear under the auspices of the Better Citizens' Association, composed of alumni. Todd will speak at the Roosevelt, Fremont and Oakland hlifh schools. 60. cents and if they don't put 5 hi.

hrlftf tfiiet with Nedda, pounds of good firm flesh on any i. hnritone of power, thin man or woman In 30 days, your drugglnt Is authorized to band you and sang Alfio with great vigor. His back the money you paid for them interpretation or javauo wai-pita" was particularly brilliant, and AdvertlHement. All Winter coats grouped for clearaway Thursday Three special prices make it Well Worth your while to huy for now and next winter ku nAt "Art essi no DBruujiu iti Santuzza. sung by Natalia De San i -2 i a triumDh.

De Santis. a so THURSDAY SPECIALS! prano whose voice has Just the tinge to effect the tragic note re- a "Mil amrea. also ewi hi wuo. All Winter- coats sell at one of these three prices. Coats that earlier in the season sold for sometimes double and triple the present markings bring with them lavish savings.

Rich coats that show fur collars, cuffs, borders and tabs in straight, flare No, Turiddu," with Franco Tafuro, tenor. 15 35 55 materials: Needlepoint, carmine, veloria, American pinpoint and suedine. Examine these colors: Cuckoo, queenbird green, tanager, gracklehead and black. Inspect the furs: Fox, wolf, skunk, squirrel, nutria, toxine and moufflon then select your coat from sizes 14 to 46. Second Floor Schalker made an effective Lola, and Philine Falco nleaslne as Mama Lucia.

The and semi-flared styles, bring opportunity. Look over these E. F. SCHLESINGER EONS. ntira comDanv displayed an in tensity of feeling throughout that made the opera or unuorm quai-itv.

The raver note with which 'wMflncarni relieves the somber 1 strain was capably Injected by the chorus Cavallerla. as last night's Bar Carlo cast sings it would succeed or fail as an entity, not In spots, and it certainly did not fall or even waver last night. FORCED TO REPEAT. Perhaps it was because Caval Chiropodist Dr. Robbins, a graduate chiropodist, gives treatment to both men and women in her newly and modernly installed office on the fourth floor.

Public phones As an added convenience to Schlesinger shoppers, 12 new phones have been added to the other services of the store. Six are situated near the stairs on the mam floor and six on the second in the restroom. 5-piece Italiaii style dining set lerla was so well rounded arid, despite its tragic had so much elan, that Pagliacci seemed to lack the same uniformify. Pagliacci climbed to heights, especially when prolonged applause and "vivas!" greeted Tonio's "Prelude" and -orced Emllio Ghirardinl to repeat "the latter part of it; and also with Xudovico Tomarchio'a singing of Canio's "Vest! la glubba." which brought a series of curtain calls that bordored closely on an ovation. Olga Kargau.

who played Nedda. Is a soprano whose voice is mellow theVnaller dining-room theVfnaller dining-room Gracefully adapted for I I ana ror me moderate income, inis sci consuls jl of table, one host chair and three side chairs, 3-piece living room suite fof 3 final days home-furnishing sale Just a few of these underpriced sets to be sold, which unite the comfort and durability worthy jl costlier sets. The frames of hardwood, the 2f Nachman spring cushions and the upholstery of 3 3 taupe, blue, beaver and mulberry velour, insures harmony and long life with budget terms. B. F.

SCHLESINGER SONS. Fourth Floor .65 43 onp seat construcnon, upnoisterea in tapestry enriches the stately chairs, while the 42-45-inch table extends to an ample 6 feet. B. F. SCHLESINGKR SONS.

Fourth Floor In its sweetness, lis oeauiy ana range were amply demonstrated in the "Che volo d'anelli" aria, and It blended delightfully with Inter ranee's In their "Nulla duet, which had beautiful and rraceful sweep. Francesco Curcl am BeDDO. The chorus of the bells, "Coro dell eampane," or "ding dons' song was well done in ensemble, one of the tunes that linger. Carlo Peronl conducted both operas and was given generous ap plause, especially tor me ibw mezjo" In Cavallerla. Name Change Asked To Avoid Confusion a.s I 56aj rT Tl -r -Ml-M-- fiin i i i i ii i 1 i I5H I7? 195? 95 NEW SPRING DRESSES Fabrics pleasing to the eye.

Colors that are vivid. Some prints. Some combinations of prints and solid colors. All are wonderful values, specially priced for Thursday selling. "CREDIT GLADLY" Select the spring apparel of your choice.

Pay down what is convenient and the balance in small amounts each pay day. Cash prices credit terms. Anthony 8. Gulart of Centervtlle willing to assume his own obll-cations but not of those with similar name so he has petitioned the superior court to change It to Gilbert. He savs confusion with others of the same name In the community In which he lives ha been caused at the bank, merchandise stores, oil companies and with produce buyers.

Gulart aaya his father Is dead and his nearest rel i B. ative are married elstere. Rabbi Coffee Talks To Kiwanis Club CAN LEANDRO. Teh. IT.

Rabbi Rudolph Coffee, of Oakland, addressed the Ban Leandro club at their luncheon this week on "Is the World Oettlng Better." He based bts.talk on the lives of Ahraham Lincoln end George Washington. Charles Way played several cornet solo. R. W. Gredel and A.

Jensen were In -eharre. ACTO TIIIKF KEXTEXCKD. Probation for Robert lurrhr. charged under the alias vf fieri Wlleon. was revoked and be was asiern A special purchase 60 Bridge Outfitting Co.

Wrought iron furniture Special purchase arrives for February Sale Delayed by the storm, thn at tail reached port to delight Oakland with their Italian grace. They gie that touch to the library, living or sunroom so different and so charmingly new. Tables in variety Coffee tables, plate gUtt tors, pastel flowers. $10.45 to $29.50. Console tables with handled gists tops for coffee, save at $45.

Occasional tables with marUe tof, hand wrought bane are $37.50. Tilt-lop tsblt with hardwood tops for a myriad vsrs are $14.50. End tables in ci.armin enmbtnarioe iron and Lardwood. $8.95. s- i.t floor lamps mm 617 Fourteenth Street i eentenoed to Fan jentln by Judge 8.

Church. The tetlmony of a Our idra to-male this aa event truly remarkable becomes Siotlto rune Brrkrtrr Serrenteni Jeffereea Creve OAKLAND eounty ncepltal eurte that Murphy waa victim or tuberculosis railed to save him. The report of O. Com Dion, rrcbstlna officer, re real in light of the price that prevail. Jut think of finditg the tnort graceful standards topped with lavish conceptions of Georgette and silk for prices so conducive la sating: prices, indeed, that bear favorable com-parion.

Best of aU only one cf a kind makes then individual I vealed that Murphy waa oa three rears probation for auto tbert wnea be stole another car July II last. Bridge lamps complete Instant Relief From Bunions-Soft Corns 0J $9.85 and $15.85 Ferncrv unrrinl Fill ytTir crank cu with faraTdth car will smooth at Ilk both for running and stopping 2V Hanrtofuotia cecahtaatioM of silli and Ceergfttes, aotM wiih double frirr and grrld lace becoate special at cr poces. Cc4ored ataadards ef the Bewest tjr Rcsaa iroa. Floor lamps complete 5175. $19.85, $275 Cracrfi.1.

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