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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: NOVEMBER 27, 1919. 25 I I DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES. GCI EfeSJi i we have yet known. Jt is purely illustrative, seemingly only slightly jiocai parts, and. moving independently of what, the singers are 'doings' -Ahd- yet appealingly beautiful' and it 46es' 'xe fleet BY W.

L. HUBBARD. The French section of the opera company came to hearing last evening for. the first time' this season. The oper presented was Xvier Leroux', setting Jean jRichepln idyllic "drama U' v.

yC" pchelors-Behedicks i CiVe A foist Successful TO7 L.ti'J w. EST MEMORIAM. BUSS Grace Croft Buss. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away one year aro Thankgiving day, Nov. 28.

1018. CHARLES E. AND B.ICUAKD. CClLLlKS Mary E. ColUns, In pad.

an4 remembranoe of -our dear wife and mother, who passed away-ne year- atfo. Thayka-giving eve, Kor. 27. 1918. May your soul rest In peace, mother, and perpetual light shine upon you.

WM. M. COLLINS AND CHILDREN. WHITMAN In loving memory of Miriam O. Whitman, who died one.

year ago. today. We had to lose you to realize the great gift God gave us. We cannot fill the void in our hearts. From your heartbroken PARSNT3.

SISTERS. BERANEK Emanuel Beranek. beloved son of Jobef deceaaed and Anna Beranek. and Sail in Their History GREGORT Charles Gregory. oddenly.

25a, beloved husband of Ann Gregory. Gavin: fond father of Mary M. WiQissw son of William' H. and. Mary nm Casey; brother of Gooff and tho laa Clarence, Funeral Friday.

Nov." 8, 9 m. m. from lata reside9a, S. Mays, to VisitaUoa church, where solemn rsqvstu.il high mass will be celebrated, by aqsoa tot Mount Olivet. Dea Moines paper rdcas copy.

For iiiformaUoa call JteKinley MOt. GUBBXKS Mae Catherine Gobbins. Kor. -tlk. beloved daughter of James J.

and Sarah, nee Williamson, fond-sister cf-Margarst. Florence, Eileen, William. John. Jtmr. George.

Robert. Harry. Charles, Harold. Mrs. R.

L. Knaubs. Funeral Frftlax. i. 28, at 9:15 a.

from late residenca, 316 W. 34th Berwyn. to St. Mary's eh wren. Riverside, where solemn high mass will be celebrated.

to Mount CanneV GUGGENHEIM Samuel Gggenheim.H 'feet brother ot Henry and Frances and Mrs. Max Goldman. Funera Friday, 10 a. Ba'trena chapel. 936 E.

4 7 111 to Mt. Ma aria. Ifcl- mbt skillfully tlie mood and motions of the d-ama. is a 'score light in ofn only a few of the instruments" being the wood winds and the1 strings being most effectively and yet the delicate web is woven with masieriy and with rare effectiveness. It Is music that one longs to hear again, and the repeated pachelors and Benedicks' ball cht at the Conirress hotel hum.

The Vagabond or The Harvester rs the play was known in English when used several years ago by Otis Skinner. The opera had but one previous hearing in Chicago, the last matinee of last season being devoted to lta premiere. It was given again during real old fashioned ball with in- i ottirPs calore. It lasted until -resting hours or tne morning ana tj SO'' id, vi orchestras had departed the over breakfast, which hearing certainly would bring ever increasing enjoyment and pleasure. The cast was a splendid one.

Yvonne furred in the foyer of the ball- 0L until almost dawn. ent demise of John Barley- fond- brother of Mrs. Anna Olson and Mrs. Bibiana Kubricht, Nov. 25, at St.

'Mary's hoBpital. Funeral Saturday. Nov. 29, a 2 P'. m.

sharp, from Pilsen Sokol hall, 1814 -Ashland-av. liiU rment at Bohemian N- Gall accomplished her return and as tional cemetery. Kindly emit peasant girl and woman, gave a portrayal' faultlessly finished. ESENNAN Thomas Brennan; 'beloved" hus of youth and his absence at the f3fs rot marked by any mourning. A ball was the given by the ever rounded and perfected in every detail.

Regarded purely as a dramatic characterization it compels approval, and when to-this is added the excellence of the French artist's singing, the performance becomes one truly exceptional. She is the peasant to the life' and her voice and art are deserv 9 fcelors and Benedicks, whose annual 1 until 1916,, when they were I'i UP the New York engagement of the and won hearty critical commendation. It: came last evening, hewever. Virtually as a novelty, and like every novelty that is 'offered without- extended and publicity the audience that witnessed it was one -of the smali-est'of the season. But those who were present listened to a work of surpassing beauty and true work that despite the fact that, it depends much upon the drama itself for full appreciation of its nevertheless gripped the audience and held attention close from start to finish.

on account or the war. smartest affairs of among the ing of only "highest, praise. Mr. Du- season. i tb the receiving line were M.V Kryit ranne also returned us, and as the Vagabond did work- equaling In excellence that of Mme.

Gall. suggested all the impulsive, irresponsible band of Ella and brother of Josephine Bren-nan, Mrs. F. U. Ryan.

L. H. Ureonan. and William O'Brien, at his residence, 6223 Tuesday, 8 p. m.

Funeral from St. Clara's church Friday. 7:30 a. and Woodlawn-av. Interment ia, St.

Joseph's cemetery. Galesburg, 111. BROWN Dr. Harry Spencer Brown. Nov.

26. at his residence. 4i Beming-pl in his 74th year, husband of Adelaide Crary Bos-took and father of Countess Edward de tiramedo and Dorothy Spencer Brown, Funeral and burial private. BURNS John William Buroe. infant son of Thomas R.

and Laura Mackey Burns, brother of Frances. Lorraine. Robert, Rosemary, and Thomas Jr. Funeral from parents' residence, 4430 N. Maple wood-av Friday, at 2 p.

to Calvary. CHANDLER Charles W. Chandler, at Washington. D. C.

beloved husband of the late Mary F. Funeral notice later. DONOHUE Margaret R. Donohue. beloved cauehler of the late James J.

and Delia, nee Hand, fond sister of Raymond and Kathleen, at residence, 1517 N. Cicero-av. Funeral notice Utter. DOWNER Arthur C. Downer.

Nov. 26, 1919. beloved son ol C- E. and Florence Downer brother of Hush Downer, at residence. 4352 wauaee papers please copy.

7 GURLET Charts Nelson Gcrisy, od-deniy, Nov. 28, 1919; beloved husband oi Lura S. Gurley. Swvioes at ohapal, 125 N. Clark-st at "3 p.

Nov. 2T. X919. Interment at Chateaugay, New Vork, GCBREN Mary Gurren of 603S S. WsOmV.

beloved daughter of the late Thomas SjD1 Mary Gurren, sister -ol William. Tbome. and Andrew. Funeral noUne later. Ceil Yards 124 for inf ormatioD, 'v t.

HANLON Richard J. Hanlon. son of the. at James and nee aad brother of Mrs. Mary Lynch and.

the late Alias Goiding. Funeral Friday. 8 a. ga from his late rendence. 808 to Holy Name cathedral; auto to Calvary.

EATON John W. Beaton. Nov. 25. beloved husband of Agnes Jleaton.

nee O'Brien, and brother of Mrs. Charleston Holroyd and Mrs. William Preston of Hudderafield, England, Funeral Saturday. Nov. 29.

at 930 a. from his lte residence, 1859 Howe-st to Immaculate Conception church. Interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. Davenport, Xa and Moline papers please copy. HERBERT Mary Herbert, beloved wife of the late Benjamin mother of William I.

and. Benjamin S. Herbert. Service mt nr late residence. 4813 il.

Paulina-et Frioay. Nov. 28. 1919. at 2 p.

m. Interment at Red Wing, Minn. KEOGAN-i-Biidget Keogan. daughter of tha late Philip and Bride-el Keogan, siaV-r of Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick.

Mrs. John RefUy. spirit of the. many mooded wanderer, won and held whole' hearted sympathy for the character, and sang the music splendidly. The Vagabond." Is one of the products of the newer French school and has an effective drama as its reason MAKOAsiET SlMUftDS.

Mr. Baklanoff, as the aged husband, did work which told of the artist. His IC. U. Photo.

for being, the music being, purely illus trative and of worth only as it accentuates and intensifies the drama's ac fio wno UU.HK1IIM irtt committee in charge. Mrs. Wil-E Clow Mrs. Ambrose C. Cra-59 Mrs.

Jay Morse Ely. Mrs. Joseph fsowen and Mrs. Edward L. Ry- SYiUiain Clow looked unusually u-ing in a gown of white chiffon de very simply th a girdle of sil-L tissue.

Around her shoulders she ti)re black chiffon scarf and she car-B black ostrich feather fan. Mrs. -v gown of black velvet was fanned with black lace and she wore Her slippers and hose. Mrs. Bowen's 0f flame color chiffon was made a straight and simple lines, but was of tha most attractive gowns seen j.

th9 bail- Sne wore a band of the brilliant color in her hair. voice was in finest condition and his acting, especially in the final act, was tion and emotions. Not to understand nothing short of masterly. 31r. Huber the-text is to lose the all-essential of deau was heard for the first time this the opera, and yet last night the work season and as Pierre proved wholly ad.

W. Congress Funeral Friday at 10 a. m. wMr illi. Ml ilr compelled immediate and generous approval, even though the majority of mirable.

Miss Sharlow; Miss Claes- Mnctiy private burial at Forest liome. DUTTON Mary E. Dutton, on Tuesday. Nov the spectators knew only in Indefinite sens, Edmond Warnery' Mr. Nicolay, and Mr.

Defrere completed a cast that fashion what was being said and done could scarcely have been improved. This Afternoon a special performance 25. at her residence, 98 Lcland-af, wife of Charles Finney Dutton. in the sixty-sixth year of her -age. Funeral at Green Bay, IO a.

Saturday. Nov. 2. Mr. and Mrs.

Dutton were old residents of Milwaukee, where Mr. Dutton was general manager of the Milwaukee and Northern railroad, now a part of the St. Paul system. Of late years the family has resided in Mrs. Margaret Hicks.

Mr. Dan Um late Mrs. William Buggie. Mcs. John Harmon, and Philip Keogan.

Funeral ita residence of her Bister. Mrs. Dan Daiey, 642 W. Friday. 28.

at 9 a. to St. Anne's church, where -high mass will be celebrated. Autos to Mount Olivet. Phone reservations, Garfield 310O.

of "Mme. Butterfly" will be given, and tonight Miss Garden will be seen Miss 31 argaret itiondst daughter- of Mrs. 7. Calhoun. of Washington, danced tciththe- Prince of Wales at all of the pri- vate parties given' for him in Washington and received th honor of a call from the prince and his suite.

Hiss Simonds is related through her maternal- grandmoth er to the house of Mar: The Earl of Alar is the premier peer of Scotland. Her paternal grand' mother teas a relative of the patriot John Simonds teas chosen sponsor for the District of Columbia at the recent reunion of United Confederate Veterans at Atlanta, and received first mention as. the most heautiful girl of the' season'" last year at the southern relief tall in Washington. and heard in the title r61e of "Cleo Srs Cramer wore a gu eppiure velvet, with tull sleeves of the shade. In her hair she wore a jjnj of diamonds.

ar Kent Clow's gown was of lave it jer satin and she wore a scarf of pur- wauoaukee. Marinette county, Wisconsin, moving to Chicago in September last. 'pi 'I jletufle. Mrs. Kyerson wore a gown PHYSICAL CORRECTIVE COURSE EASTERLY Katherine Easterly, aged 83 years, wife ot the late John Easterly, fond mother of -Mrs.

Illg, Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Vos-Bel. Mrs. Dirks.

John, Edward, and the late Mrs. Topp. Funeral Thursday at 2 :30 p. m. from late residence, 1507 N.

interment Rosehill. ELVEY Charles Elvey, Nov: 26. beloved husband of Frances Elvey. father of Mrs. B.

F. CarreU and Mrs. A. Williams. Funeral from his late residence.

621 N. Friday. Nov. 28. at 2 p.

m. Burial at Rosehill. FISHER Elizabeth Hit Fisher. Nov. 25.

BY ANTOINETTE DONNELLY. From an erect standing position take lunging stride by throwing left foot LOOM IS L.ury C. Loomis. Not. 23.

suddenly. 2643 W. wife of Ella-worth A. Loomia, mothsr-of Gladys Buller, Mrs. Pearl Miller, EUie.

Georx-e, Ruth. Charles. Leonard, and Grace Loomia. Funeral services at Jacksoa-blTd. ChriattaA church.

Jackson-blvd. and Westem-av- at 3 p. Nor. 27. 1819.

Interment Wood-lawn. 1ATHIAS Marraret Mathias. belored wife Albert J. Mathias. fond mother of Mftrtoti.

sister of J. J. and William O'DonneU- Funeral fronr her. late residence, -1673 Holly-wood av, Friday. 28, at' 9 sw-m to St.

Gregory's church at 10 o'clock. Interment Calvary. wj MACDONALD Dr. Alexander B. Macdon'ald.

Nov. 26. aged 49 years. Funeral Friday. Nor.

28. at 2:30 p. sx. from his late residence, 7112 N. Paulina-sU to McPARTLTN James H.

McPartlin. 28. 1919. beloved husband of Mary, nee Damp- aer. father of Marraret, Hugh.

Frank. James, Mrs. L. Xushinf Funeral Friday at 8 a. m.

from Jiu la tr. S845 W. Polk-st to C. K. I.

A -P. La Salle-st. station. Interment at Mount Ollvst cemetery. Joliet, IIL, 1919.

at her residence, Jiti E. in rer twenty-ninth year, beloved wife of Dr. Arthur H. Fisher, fond daughter of Robert E. and Ella Hite.

Funeral from chapel. G-arfleld-blvd. at Thureday, to a wide stride and stretching to toe tips, at the same time bending right knee- so that it comes over right toes, keeping the i upper body as rigidly erect as Dossible. 'Rrlnff fov. 27.

at 2 p. interment Mount Hoiie, FULLER Henry Holmes Fuller, beloved hus- voile In shades orchid and gray. on the stage. Much of the credit for this success must go, therefore, to the performers, because of the clarity and skill with which they portrayed the, characters and enacted the scenes. They did work that evidenced convincingly the thoroughness and high merit of French training and of the French of acting and singing.

Truth, semblance of complete naturalness, and yet deftness and precision In movement, pose, gesture, and mien marked all that was done. The story has to do with the Vagabond, a nature loving, wandering man, who, filled with the joy of life and the happiness of mere refuses to yield to the so-called pleasures the home and the obligations it and family impose. The lure of the great outdoor and the call of the winding road are in his blood and he will not be bound. He comes, to a harvest field, meets" there a young girl who loves him, and who promises to go with him in his wanderings, but he knows what wan-1 dering means, so he takes to the road without her. Years afterwards he returns, finds her married, but with va son is He comes into the home, adjusts all the troubles that'are there, is begged to stay, but when all save the ased and dying husband are away at Christmas service, he takes his staff and little pack and starts away to freedom and the smiling outdoor world.

It "isa story filled with the breath of the fields and hills, and the men and women-busied in it are wonderfully human and lovable. The whole theme is fo different from the average grand opera that it refreshes and rejoices. And the music, which Leroux has is. unlike that in any other score band of Ella G. Hull Fuller, at his residence, 324 W.

107th-sU. N. Y. At. 19.

1919. jf pini UlWftucu i v. A nvw prstaL AH of the women who re-jfiv-ed carried bouquets of pink rose-Sifo and' lilies of the valley. jtatm others at the dance and their rwns were: Anita Blair Gown of silver brocade Ti bodi and lv of silver lace. tolita Armour Gown of silver tissue Kick lace scarf.

Iia Eiiabeth Granw Baby blue velvet. Mj Xirr Send Gold lace over pals green EHiabeth Ware Sapphire blue chif-t crrr doin of gold. I HuBtinjrton B. Henry Gold tissue with snl eiuBoa draperies and train. Iia Barbara Grander Old rose brocade.

lit. Thome Donnelley Pink 'brocade. Iia Jioft Pauling Silver cloth with sky eUffon draperies. PMlio P. Armour.

HI. Gold color Alios Wus chiffon. f' M. Viles Alice bluj satin. irL oha M.

tcllvaine Jade green bro-rd with white lace bodice, lij.IoBald Rjereon Coral and rold 5.1 Salomon A. Smith Old blue taffeta. lame h. Eouchtelinr Jr. Black satin Efftn Home Black chiffon and lacr sk lTMif satin girdle.

GEBERT Fredrick C. Gebert. beloved husband of Mada brother of tbe late Marie Faulto. George. Henry.

Charles, and John Gebert. at Santa Monica. Nov. 17. Fu- hands from sides to shoulder height, and from there shoot arms forward, as.

vir dotted linp tn iiatrofinn neral from Oakwood chapel. Friday, fiov. 28. Please omit Bowers. BY CORINNE LOWE.

NEW 'YORK. Special Cor-espond-ence. An evening wrap is more and sometimes less than a covering. It Is a bit of psychology. It Is meant to assure us that we did grow up almost as beautiful as we hoped we would.

For this reason we ourselves can never regard such a garment as an extravagance, no matter what its cost. The above wrap is one of those tn-spirlng bits of color and beauty which always persuade us that we haven't passed our thirtieth birthday and that our second chin has not begun to It Is made of inde'structible Saot arms forward and back on Imagine, then, how beautiful' are the bands of chinchilla upon' this This wrap Is not meant for warmth of course. It is just one of those trifles to throw on between dances. The evenips. wraps for warmth, are often in the' shape of pelerines, long and gathered about the neck' linet.

"Velvet coats, embroidered in gold or silver," are alsr used, and sometimes we find sleeves i one color on a coat of another gray on amethyst, for example. Most of these are, of course, heavily trimmed in fur. O'CONNELL Patrick O'Connell. beloved husband of Margaret O'Connell Inee MahoneyJ. -father ot Sister Mary Fidelmia.

B. Lawrence, John Bessie, James A Mii-hael Patrick J. O'Connell. brother of command one, two. 'You can see on a trial of this what it does to the muscles Wheel Chairs Here for Board Walk Fete The Atlantic City wheel chairsi minus only 'the salt 'sea atmosphere, nave arrived in Chicago, all ready for their cruises up and down the 44 Atlantic City board walk," to b6 reproduced at the Coliseum Dec, 6 to 14 as the basis of a bazaar for the benefit of he Fassavant Memorial fynd.

Society men-amongf them J. Morse Ely, Paul E. Gardner, I. XewtoifPerry. and Austin H.

Niblack will pilot the chairs, and tlie Who', are working to help make the bazaar a success are training the chair chauffeurs in just Ihe proper inflection to-' 'give their Tes, ma'am's in order to. lure forth' the most tips. i A Golden Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cuilen of" 5443 Drexel avenue celebrated their golden GEORGE Dominick George, beloved husband of the late Veronica George, lond father of Louis, Dorothy.

Charles, Mrs. Joseph -Tortecell and Mrs. Walter Hilger. brother of Rocco George, alderman of the Third -ntird. East Chicago, Ind and Mrs.

John Pagliuca. Funeral from late residence, 1759 W. Friday. Nov 28. at 8 a.

to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church, where requiem high mass will be celebrated. Interment Mount Olivet by auto. of the back. legs, arms, and shoulders.

Do, say, times and change to the reverse root position; that Is, the right leg stretched and the left in a lunge 1- AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS THANKING WOODS THEATER AUDITORIUM TT TVPlTC "WEEK MATS, JlZ TODAY -and SAT. Ctutles UUlisgbam's Bmsrtrst MusH-al (omedy lis Dorothy Keeley King's Wue and sll- It William McCormick Blair Black vel- 1 pm Xirrwrt Conover Black lare. SloIcy Keith Brown velvet trimmed gald She a Good Fellow Grand weddimr anniversary yesterday. ORCHESTRA HALL SHAKESPEARE AX READINGS By Sir Johnston Forbes -Robertson Tomorrow Nigrht at 8:30 Stilifect: "HAMLET TOMORROW MATIVKT? at SHAKESPEARE'S PERSONALTTT" i Postponed from Nov. 21 TtTTSDA Y.

EVE'G at 8 :30. DEC. 2 "Macbeth. Othello, King- Lear" Tlokets Now 50c to fl (Plus War Tax Cleofonte Campanini, General Today at 2:15 (50c to "MADAM A BUTTERFLY." Miura. Pavloska.

Eampnt, Baklanoff; Cond Haselmans. Tonight at 8," "O.EOPATRAi" Gardrrj, Eubank; Maguenat, Fontaine; Char-lier. Sat. THAIS." Garden, Baklanoff, Fontaine; Hasselmans. I Sat.

"AIIJA" isnecial oerformance With JOSEPH SANTXET. ly Bwrr. Dorothy Maynard, Scot Wrta. Jimn C. Mmrlowe, Bohbts HlKgins -and Ibe Duneaa- Bisters, and the Fsowui Pajtma' ClsOrusl Next Sunday Seats Now AlATS.nVEDNESDAY AND "SATURDAY I The Sensational Musical Revue.

SO THIS IS: glorious Thanksgiving. Let us all rejoice and express our thanks' for being here. Just for that we will all go "UP IN MABEL'S at the WOODS THEATER and get a bully Thanksgiving laugh with HAZEL DAWN, WALTER JONES, JOHN ARTHUR and the rest of the merry bunch sent here by A. H. WOODS.

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I Hrold C. Smith Green Sn. Irnk Hibhard Black Telvet. la A. Tolney Foster Rose pink velvet.

Hi. teds Mitchell Jet gown. 1m vor West Black satin, trimmed in j9 sad embroidered roses. Sn. Hulburd Brown satin with lace bodice and draperies.

S. George W. Blossom Jr. Orchid taffeta at Pop. Prices), Raisa, Gordon, Rimini; Cond De Anselis.

HZ SUNDAY Dec 7 HALL at 3 .30 aun. at 3 to .001 (Soecial Perform. WESSELS VOEGELI Present Edward. Michael. John, and the late Daniel O'Connell.

Funeral Thursday. 27. at 8:30 a from his late residence; ZZti N. Racine-av t) SL Vincent's church, where' solemn requiem high mass will "-celebrated: autos to Calvary. Member of Vincent's branch Holy' Name society a4 Marquette council No.

S44. K. j( C. ad Poiicemen's Benevolent association. fc HORO Peter P.

O'Horo, at Michiean CUy. Nov. 24. 1919, are 64. beloved husband of Dorothy and beloved t-ber of Mies Anq O'iloro and Mrs.

Kata.owe-ct Cross Molina. County Mayo. Ireland. Mem-, ber of St. Andrew lodge.

A. F. A. Chicago Commaudery, Jfnhxht-Tcmp Lincoln Park chapter, and Mdinah, Temple. A.

A. O. M. ft M. S.

and St: Andrew's chapter, O. E. S. Burial from 1813 S. Tumer-av, Chicago.

111. Interment Rose-hill. Friday. 3 p. ra.

Services at residence. 1:30 p. by Eastern Star. Serviee.at grave. 3 by Su Andrew's lodge.

A. F. A. M. 883.

O'HORO Peter P. O'Horo. Funeral servMse by St. Andrew Chapter No. 65, O.

E. S. at 1:30 p. 28. lltt.

1815 S. Turner-av. Interment at Eos- hiU. MRS. BARBARA SAMUEL.

W. SCIIECKMAN Herman F. 25. 1919, son ot Mrs. Minnie Scbeurman.

brother of Masonic services Friday. Nov. 28, at his late, residence. 6237 Wi Co at 2 p. ra.

Interment at Conconfis. Member of Old Glory Lodge No. 975. A. and No.

308. A. A. of Strsjt; and Electric Railway Employees of America. SHARP Sarah Cushinr Sharp; 6548 "iei-it, Nov.

25. 1919. wife of Arthur E. Sharp. Funeral services at the residence of Wm.

L. Sharp. 7124 Yale-av, Thursday, Nov. 27, at 3:45 p. m.

Interment at Albans, SICKEL Ernestine SickeL" Not. 53, age 7ft years 3 mos. beloved wife of Henry Sick-el, mother of Mrs. Henry Plinke. Ferdinand Sickel.

Mrs. Joseph B. Reichmann. Ella-nora SickeL six grandchildren, and sister of Mrs. Christine Hahn.

Funeral Fridav. Nov. 28. at 2 p. from late Cornelia-flV.

Interment Graoeland cemetery. Los Anreles. Cal, papers piease cop3r' TEFFRE Irene Teffre. Nov. 5.

loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olat Teffre. sister of Catherine. Funeraj frovt residence of her parents, 3768 Brndea-st Friday, Nov.

28. at 2 p. m. THOMPSON A. O.

Thompsoiv Kor. 26, age 68 years, at the home ef his Mrs. Frank R. Greene. Win netka.

IIL Dighton. Monticello. HI, sister and Thompson. O'Neil, Nebraska, brother. klui I5 i a 1 au IN SONG KECTT AL Tickets Tomorrow.

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and George Henry High of 1242 Lake for drive, since early summer, is COHAN'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY AFTERNOON; DEC. 14 Frieda Hempel SetU 75c. $1. $1.50. $1 plus 10 Tax.

Dee. 2. Mail Orders Now to F. Wipht Neumann 1 MB -PRICES- I- "day for New York. She will "tomorrow for her home in Eng- Kiiiits snd Sua.

and Holiday Matinees 25c 35c survive. Intermesit at Monticello, Hi. Omaha papers please copy. A j-- TOMPKINS Julia Carr Tompkins, wife' of S. Leroy Tompkins, mother of Mrs.

J. Allen Ross. Leon, and Lionel, at her home, W-23 early Wedpeaday moming. Funeral services at Oak woods cemetery chapel Friday at 2 -r1- WEST George West. Nov.

26, Funeral from cbapej. 1820 Friday; ta St. Mary a church, for solemn requiem high mass at 10 a. m. Autos, to Mt.

WHITE John Cyivanus White. Nov. beloved husband of Nellie White, at' 6447 W. Iteoeased was a meaiber of Covrnant lodge No. A.

F. A A. York chapter No. R. St.

Bernard No." 35. K. T. Commandery services Friday at 2 p. m.

at Giaceland chapel. WHITE Erma White. 26." age" 4 li'be-loved daughter of Ella Brown and stepdaughter of Charles E. Brown. W.

at: of Chicago Chapter No. 161. O. S. from chapel, 2701 Clark-t, Saturday Nov.

29, at 2 o'clock. Ser-ices by Eastera Star. Mttintss. Sun. and Holidays 25c Book and I.yries by Ottn llarhich Musis by Rudolf Fruul Btsed on a Krf Tomedy by Mry Robert Binchart and ATery Uupwood jfta Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae AH Prices Include War Tax POWERS' MATINEE TODAY Best Seats $1.50 HENllIGrS The hours of service will be the same as upon all other days 7 a.

m. to midnight. The menu will, of course, include the -time-honored dishes of this great feast day. SCHAEFER'8 JO.VKS, UMCK EVE. PRICES: BEST SEATS.

$1.00 DAVID BELASCO PRESENTS RIALTO from 3 to 5 o'clock at the Edge- Beach hotel for the Kappas who returned from CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE BIG OPENING SATURDAY 11 A. M. TO si -P. M- COMK AST TIME -JWtord L. Elder will give musical COLONIAL Last 5 Times MATINEE TODAY FRED STONE i Atneru-a's Greatest Entertainer i J2i-A MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA JACK O'LANTERN SUNDAY NIGHT 3 WEEKS ONLY -t Ixrei from the long run in New York.

The Season' Daintiest. Wittiest Musical P)s LA LA LUCILLE Bock by Fred Jarkwm. lathor "Th Veirst lady" SEATS NOW. DARK ROSALEEN The Great Romantic Irish Comedy After Its Phenomenal Hun at tba Belasco Theater, N. Y.

HOLIDAY MATINEE TODAY The ranxms Organizilioo of ekni and Jinct PRIMROSE MINSTRELS With Mrs. Go. l'rimrus (Hrrself) VILLAGE FIVE II BIG ACTS HOME" 9, a SMITH FARMER sLtai-r'S, Continuous until bee. 6. inclusive LIVE STOCK SHOW 9.000 Animal Aristocrats Brilliant Horse Review Spertacular Drivinc EThibitions EVERY EVENING AT 8 THE HORSE "SHOW AND PAR ADE OF PRIZE WINNERS Many New Features General Admission.

5t wnts no war tax. Rpverved sea's opening- night, t-'5e and ENGAGEMENTS CEMETGH1BS. A la carte as ksvcI 1 ay aschers CHATEAUX raje BLACKSTONE THEATER TONIGHT MAT! VfFS TODAY Keserveo seats on sale at i.yon rieair. Jackson Blvd. and Wabash or at en'ram-e to Exoositioa Grounds.

42nd and Halsted Sts. wedding of interest to Chicago so-2 ill take place this afternoon in jT-'eston, S. when Miss Josephine 'era daughter -of and Myers of Charleston, PAT AT iso 1 Mlt DaUy 15o to 5 GEORGE. ARLISS And Brilliant Associate Players in a. New Tense Drama xow playim; OH AUNTIE! ORTH CODY KAY.

HAMUS KAY FOtSOM BROWN 3 a "Crooked Straight" HI LYNNE HAZARD'S ORCHESTRA 3 rrot-ram ChanaeJ Every Thurs CONTINUOUS to 11:30 CHICAGO'S MOST BEACTTPTX CEMKTEaT. z-MOUNT GREENWOOD. Perpetual tare thivugnout. 0, 000 care -fund iu trut company's hands: care ot grounds and service unequalraV direct to igaia eatrancs. OAKWOODS OAKWOOD3 Cemetery.

E. and Greenwood Charge for cremationt 135. niafns cre mated in casket as received. An lota' and-graves sold with REAL perpetual care. Phoaa Hvde Park 1.

RuStHILL MAI SOLEITM iN KOTtHliX Cemetery. Single or family eompartanents still svailsble. or KitmloIpH 534U. GLETToaK: CEMETERY. Sinrle graves- with care, $12.

HI W. Wahinyton. Franklin V. S. eon of Mrs.

William ncent of Lake Forest and Chi- it JACQUES DUVAL" HENRICFS ON RANDOLPH VM M. LL 1 S. President 67 to 71 W. Randolph St. Between Dearborn and Qark Streets SHUBERT HOLIDAY MAT.

KRIhSS TODAY A'htort said In IS EXPERT IN 39 EAST Thie WORDS, the SETTINGS and the ACTING -IT IS A CLEVER SHOW" WUh-ffENBY HCIX aad- CONOTA.VCK BINMT "Iti. INTERESTING PLAY" Ashtou. Stevens. HeraiU Examiner raathryn Comstock Schmidt, ar of Mr; and Mrs. Richard E.

of H3 Bellevue Dlace, will be Siiiwrb mudertlle PboB Mjoo 7it HARRY WATSON TR. W. HORMCK SjKAMPA SISTERS OSCAR LORAINE PIETRO HOMER DICKINSON GRAC1E DEACON SVl.yiA JASON WILLIAM HAIG riANOVIXXE EMILE JOHN NATHANE NELLIE V. NICHOLS GLICKMAN'S PvVLACE 12th St and Blue Island Ara. Haymarfcet 3S1 EVERY EVE.

Mats. SAT. SUN. JOSEPH KESSLER and N. In a typical Yiddish Musical Comedr A Yiddish Wedding CORT wed.

six. A Joyous Treat Matinees Today and Tomorrow NORA AYES 'in LADIES FIRST' thIs evening at 8:30 o'clock to VUIauerJr. The service will fc ii Kev. John Timothy Stone Oulncy GREAT NORTHERN Jackson HIPPODROME Staley Birbeck Lamont's Cowhoy and Minstrels ill Mary Rogers Tetsuwari Troupe Green Dean Degnon Clifton I5-, 15c- Nighia. 15c-25c-3ic.

Ui.iOroi Kcdueed Prlcsa, 14 ACTS ALWATS 14 CKDERTAKERS. POSTLE WAIT GOLDEN BULK PRICES and Golden Rule service: 38 yaars at oee location 1S67 QgdTi av. Phone ffnt 50 THANKSGIVING MAT. TODAY OLYMPIC AMUSEMENTS of 60 Bellevue 'nSemenrof Mtss Irene Dar- MOXCMEST9. Marie Dressier in tILLlE'S NIGHTMARE i THE HIT OP THE SEASON CHAS.

G. BLAKE RELIABLE HONC- roents sr.d uoleAims. 108 S. La Sasie 7 MATINTTS ot Mr- an(i Mra- William VICTORIA ARYAN -GROTTO TEMPLE i Wahash A. nd 8th ft 1 tumf1? TONIGHT THE NEW LADY BANT0CK A Boarinf Comedy Tieitet.

tl.00 tl.SO On Sale at Bo Qca TODAY and SAT. NATIONALS orraELT. 'The Unkissed Bride" "The He Married" t-ottage Grove avenue, to Ghetto of 3029 Lowe announced AMUSEMENTS THLCQUITTAL It Posse'sses thc. Thrill, Humor and Shyster Spells Success in Drama. c.

COHAN'S GRAND Holiday Matinee Today "fATFQTTrr MAT. DAILY 15o to SOS UAJLOll MGHT8 Zic. to tl.M Suprems TaudeTills PHONE CENTRAL 48 Cressy Daynej Mary Marble Co. Lew Dockstader! Frances Kennedy LKMAIEE, HAYES CO. JTCRPHY WH1TB Threa Lordona Klnocrimsr NINA LYONS Y0SC0 it tto1 h0me ot Miss Darling.

Mr. nTTTD Mao. son ai IS MARIGOLD Vceacs "SPOTLTTES' CbLUMBIA" I Daily "GIRLS-DE-LOOKS" 815 With WATSON COHAN AXL-STAB CAST 1 and a WMBLE CHORUS LN FINE FETTLE MATINEES TODAY and SAT. IMPERIAL AK UlV IIV Halsted St. fl-ysrn 3 were for- of The Tribcne.

The n-19 E. Madisoo St, Tl. Cemt, JT7T DINING DANONG DREAM MUTT JEFFS TWICE JJAILY M0LLIE WILUW GREATEST SHOW JW0 DOORS WEST Of CICHKaAJi IVfX I take place in the near TABLE DHOTxi DAILY IS. 04.