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ASHLAND TIDrXGS.
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I GREAT PRE-EASTER SALE OF MILLINERY
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Hundreds of the Newest and Best Styles at prices never before offered so
early in the Season.
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In the Social Realm
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Mistiotoc Hikers. Mrs. A. H. Pracht, will entertain
Another hikers club has been or-j the Auxiliary at another social ses
ganized. napicd the Mistletoe. Mission at her home on Vista street on
Elsie Ittter is president, Mrs. Pearl j the evening of April 7, with Mrs. Syl
Trefren secretary,. Miss Grace Potter van Provost, Mrs. F. G. Dean and
treasurer. The initial hike began i Mrs. W. Y. Crowson as assistant host
with a railway trip to Mistletoe last i esses.
Saturday evening, the officials being J Among the coming events planned
accompanied by Frank Trefren and for the financial benefit of the Auxil
Ceorge Hoxie as guides. After a , iary is a May day festival and dance
dance the party stopped at the Tref-'which is expected to be a very chic
ren ranch until Sunday morning, , affair.
rrom which point at 5:30 a. m. they
started op Neil creek to the granite
quarry now being developed, thence
1,500 feet up a 30 per cent grade un
til they reached the divide, from
which the view, was inspiring. After
lunch and taking of sundry pictures,
the party returned to the ranch, ar
riving at 1:30 p. in., having lost their
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walk to depot from the ranch the!Bl(les Louise, sister of the hostess
Mke covered about nine miles. They'were Bess and Joyce Johnson, Con-
reached Ashland on No. 16 Sunday ! stance Caldwell,
Birthday.
Lannlce, the Uttle daughter of Mr
and Mrs. C. II. Metcalf, celebrated
her eleventh birthday Saturday, en
tertainlng a number of her little
Hriends during the afternoon. Games
of the sort dear to girlish hearts were
indulged in and Mrs. Metcalf served
a two-course luncheon. Guests he-
afternoon and have planned another
walk covering different territory next
Sunday.
Ruth Kennard,
Hazel and Mildred Ericksou and Mar
garet Johnson.
YounK Idtdlf Auxiliary.
The "coming out" party of the
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mi 1110 nome 01 Mrs. w. H. MCISalr,
with Mrs. Boslough, 'Mrs. Henry Pro
vost and Mrs. S. B. McNalr acting as
assistant hostesses, waa a most de
lightful social event. About fifty
ladles were present to enjoy th hos
pitality or the charming home and
hostesses. The rooms were lovely
with spring flowers. A fine porgram
of music and readings was rendered
as follows: Instrumental solo, Mrs.
Henry Enders; vocal solo, Mrs. Pro
vost; two instrumental solos, Miss
Verna Halght; reading, Miss Nellie
Urlggs; vocal solo, Mrs. D. D. Norrls.
Corfee and delicious cakes formed the
tempting refreshments.
With such a large and growing
membership and suh enthusiasm as
was shown at this most successful so
cial session, the future of the Auxil
iary looks bright.
Mis. Mattei-it Kntei-taiiiM.
Mrs. Herman Mattern entertained
a card club at her beautiful Harga-
dine street residence this week. Mrs
Cutler and Mr. Thomas Simp
son carried off the high score prizes.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Dramatic Club.
About fifteen members of the Ash
larid ;Diamatio Club met at the home
of Miss Bertha Calkins last Wednes
day evening. ' Plans were laid for
the series" of entertainments which
will be given later in the spring.
SI'IXIAI, AT PLAZA GROCKRY,
Thursday only, 500 votes with each
package of jelly powder.
Friday only, 500 votes with each
2a-cent package of crackers.
Saturday only, 2000 votes with
every dollar purchase of groceries at
the PLAZA GROCERY.
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ASHLAND
lamath Exchange I
Saturday we will fill our
window with Stock Foods
and Stock Medicines rang
ing in price from 25c to
$1.00, each package.
Saturday only we will
give 1000 EXPOSITION
VOTES on each 25c pur
chase of these articles.
ASHLANn
lamath Exchange
Pythian Sisters.
The Pythian Sisters Embroidery
Club met Friday afternoon with "Mrs.
Emma Earle at the Hotel Oregon.
Light refreshments were served in
the din'ng room and were enjoyed by
all.
Those present were: Mesdames
Louise McNair, Carrie Hargadine, E.
T. Staples, J. R. Casey, Rosa Patty,
Emma L. Clute, Maggie Beagle, Ruby
Prescott, Kazel Daggett, Emma
Earle, Marie Stock, and the Misses
Bernia Haight, Emma Earle, Elnoia
Beagle and Mary Virginia Hargadine.
At the table the hostess read a
number of original verses depicting
various characteristics of the Tythian
Sisters present and absent. The
verses were clever and artistic and
only lack of space prevents their publication.
Roscburg Railroad Ball.
A number of local railroaders rim
ing out of Ashland on the north end
attended the St. Patrick's day ball
fjlven by the trainmen and engineers
in Roseburg. The ball vas given in
the armory, which was beautifully
and appropriately decorated for the
obcasion. Hundreds of lanterns, flags
and much other railroad parapher
nalia was rsed. In one corner of the
room was a miniature tunnel from
which emerged a small locomotive.
The dance was well attended.
Moose Lodge.
Members of the Moose lodge and
their ladie3 spent an enjoyable even
ing at Moose hall Monday night. Old
time dances were features ' of the
evening's fun. The Moose socials are
becoming very popular with lodge
members as each affair is more jolly
than the preceding one.
On Tuesday evening the younger
members and a number of outsiders
enjoyed the regular weekly dauce.
April First Affair. )f
Invitations are out for an elaborate
social affair to be given in Moose
hall on 'the evening of April Fool's
day. Over one hundred Invitations
were issued and the event promises
to be one of the most enjoyable of
the present social season.
The hostesses for the evening are:
Mesdames O. Winter, Wllmer Poley,
L. S. Brown, August Schuerman, W.
H. Smith and C. B. Lamkin.
StiihliH-Gowland.
Mrs. Alice Stubbs was united in
marriage to James E. Gowland at the
Smith residence by Rev. Smith last
evening. After the ceremony the
party adjourned to the Miller home.
where a reception was held and light
refreshments served. Only a few im
mediate friends and relatives were
present. The couple will make their
home on a ranch in the Belleview dis
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Presbyterian Church Endeavor Social.
The young people of the Presby
terian Christian Endeavor spent a
very enjoyable evening on Friday last
at the Heer residence on High street.
After a short and enthusiastic busi
ness meeting a few original stunts
made up the program. An im
promptu mock wedding with George
Icenhower as groom and Miss Bertha
Browell as "blushing bride was the
first number. Miss Sylvia Brown of
ficiated. Winn Hayes gave the bride
away and Victor Flfnt acted as best
man. Misse3 Priscilla Carnahan,
Fern O'Donahue and Minnie Rickman
were bridesmaids. The company then
attempted to save the situation by in
stituting a divorce case for the bride
on the grounds of non-support and
inhuman treatment, in which an
Easter hat held a prominent part.
The case was tried hpfnm Tno-o
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Hayes with Miss Brower as sheriff
and Rev. Sylvia Brown as chief wit
ness. However, the legal logic and
masterful oratory of Victor Flint for j
the plaintiff and Winning for the de
fendant went for naught when the
chief actors in this tragedy settled
the case with many tears. With a
few well-chosen words from the court
on the duties of married life and a
promise from the reunited couple to
be more mutually considerate here
after, the court was closed. After
refreshments of doughnuts and cof
fee a game of forfeits closed a most
pleasant evening.
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Hikers' Chili.
On last Friday the Hikers' Club
spent the afternoon planting vines
and plants along GlenvieVarive. All
of the women's organizations of the
city are taking an intense interest in
the 'city beautiful" movement and
are lending valuable assistance
Pleasant Surprise.
There was a pleasant surprise party
on Gladys Sutton in honor of her
sixteenth birthday at her home on
East Main street last Friday. They
were the freshmen class. Games and
dancing passed the evening. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. Al
bert Sheard and Mrs. Ed Lucas.
POTASH as
Birthday Surprise.
Miss Madeline Silver was agreeably
surprised at her h,ome Friday even
ing by a party of young friends, the
affair being occaisoned by her birth
day. Games were played and refresh
ments were served. Twenty-one
guests were present.
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'Mrs. O. C. McAllister entertained
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e U-Gjo-I-Go Club one day last
week. Embroidery furnished amuse
ment and the hostess served light re-
reshnients. Those present wera Mes
ames Milam, Boyd. Call'ee. Hoaa
Norwood, Ware, Metcalf, James anl
leaver.
Congregational Sunday School.
The members of the Congregation
Sunday school were entertained
Monday afternoon by their teachers.
ames and amusements suitable to
the ages of the little folks were In
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