Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, June 15, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextASHLAXD TIDIXGS Thursday, June 15, 1016 TAGE FOUR Meet Mc.ati Across from the Lithia Fountains Ashland Park y Moose. A big delegation of Moose from Grants Pass and Medford motored up Monday evening and Joined with the local lodge In a big Initiation and merry-making at Moose hall. The Grants Pass degree team put on the Initiatory work, the ladles lining entertained at the Lyric Theatre j while the lodge was in session. A banquet and dance followed the busi-j r.eps nieet.ng. mi ir t I mi ti'l High-class Confections and Dairy Lunches Everything Park Visitors Wish to Eat Lunches for Picnickers Music an Dinner Dancing Evenings "J "It's cool at The Bungalow" Baptist Circle. ! , Tlio Bajitist Missionary Circle was en(pi'l;iined Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Zelrna Gaines on . Liberty street. There were eleven menibers'presont. Miss Cecil Moore led t!ie d'scusaion. The circle has taken up some interesting hooks and have interesting meetings planned for the future. The next meeting will he with Miss Leona Keller on two weeks from Saturday. 3 VINING THEATRE hursday, June 15 ht WWII Rill if I5, rliiFl EC LMfJTflUg 1 In the Social Realm At Moli'oi'd. ! License. The Fortnightly Bridge Club of! A '"arriage license was granted this city was entertained at the Roy! tll!s wopk at Jacksonville to Peter I.avls home at Medford last Friday. , l'm 0111 ana .miss Irene feKeen of tins city. Developments are await- Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Reed enter tained Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Elmore and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Fuller at din nor last Tue3day. College Women. The Rogue River Valley College Women's Club was entertained in Llthia Park Saturday afternoon, .Mrs. F. D. Wagner and Miss 'Minnie Jack Bon being hostesses. ed with Interest by their host of friends both here and In Talent, where they have been teaching school. Mrs. J. E. Barrett entertained a few friends at her Factory street I home Tuesday afternoon in compli ment to Mrs. Minnie Reeve of Happy- Camp, Cal., v.ho left for her Klamath For Pleasure of Friends. Little Miss Sybil Ellis entertained seven girl friends last Tuesday for the pleasure of Desda Hadley and Bernlce Bartlett, who have gone to Oakland, Cal. The table was most charmingly decorated, dainty refresh ments were served, and each guesl found a quaint souvenir by her plate Odd Follows Memorial.' Big delegations from every Odd Fellows lodge in the valley gathered river home Wednesday after a three ifl Llthia Park last Sunday for the weoks' visit at the Barrett home. ! purpose of holding their annual me- ! mortal exercises. A program of mil- Nut Danre. sic and addresses was enjoyed. Many broucht their lunch baskets and The Xatatorlum opened their sum-, jo(m,d (u & 1)i(,n,c lunch nier dancing season last Saturday ' nigm wun a ua.net; which as vit.-ii attended, l.oveiana s orcnesira mr nlnhed musio. The floor Is reported to be In fine shape. Teacup ("lull. ! The Teacup Club of the Methodist church held Its annual picnic and election of officers In the park Tues day evening. About 140 were pres ent. Officers elected were: Mrs. Earl Rasor, president; Mrs. Leavltt, Civic Club. , The Civic Improvement Club met Tuesday at the library and attended! vice-president; Mrs. Harry Yeo, see- to routine business. The club is cen-1 ,-fetary. terlng Its activities upon the main- . tenance of a park playground super- j siirine Ceremonial Planned. visor and the raising of money by j A delegation of Hlllah Temple gathering together and selling pa- shriners went to Grants Pass last por. Double Uiitliilay Party. Little Ellis Rose, who was s'x years old Sunday, and Merrill Rose, who will soon be five, were hosts to twenty little friends last Tuesday, the affair being In the nature of a double birthday party. Six "grown ups" were present and enjoyed the merriment as much as the children. Quantities of Ice cream and delicious cake disappeared as if by maglo and the little folks had a most jolly afternoon. Wednesday to enlist members of the order in that city In a ceremonial which It Is planned to hold in Ash land some time in July or August. The ceremonial may be staged In outdoor surroundings and be unique. C. H. Vaupel, H. O. Frohbach and 0. Winter of Ashland and George Col lins of Medford were In the party who journeyed to the Pass, where their plans were well received. Kansans (o Meet nr Ashland in July The annual meeting of the Kansas j people will he held (luring the Chau-I tann.ua nt Ashland and will he on July 13 or 14, the exact date not being fixed as yet. All Kansans in! the valley are requested to either! stop nt the Medford Commercial Club I and leave their names and addresses, I or send them to .1. C. Barnes or S. S. ' Smith at Medford, P. L. Ashcraft at' Ashland or D. D. Hurley at Talent. ! 99 -or-.', u . r & U & W W Your las8 chance So sec this picSurc. Many nil! want io see it again and those who wire unable to come before will have another oppor Sanity Vocal selection "PEGGY" by Carl Lovelsnd Refjuiar Admission Granile Street Club. The Upper Granite Street Km bro'dery Club met at the home of Mrs. Stratton on Xiitloy street Fri day, June 9. An exceedingly pleas ant afternoon was spent, though there were quiet a few absent. Nathan Hale, the patriot, was dis cussed by those present. The next meeting, which Is, to be the last one of the season, will be held Friday, June 23, In Llthia Park, at which time the officers for the coming year will be elected, and a full attendance of members Is desired. Friday, June 16, i-TZ inie Wsrdin"Tenn8S358's?a Bret Hai te's stirring story of the west in the days of '4'J. There L dash and go in every foot of this wonderful picture. You will suv it is one of the best you have ever seen. ' ZTIE ESTES S JZlTS? 2:39 Mo Advance io Prices rV.V'v,'"'l'5JH'ir.,,,u"'?Jl.''l,,?''i'J kfl'tmtiitmtimiitM riliier Mr. and of Aahfand Wednesday Turlock to are touring Montague Messenger: Mrs. Charles Robertson passed through town morning en route from Spokane, Wash. They the coast in an auto and left Ashland two weeks ago, going as far south as Turlock. From .here they went across the mountain to Klamath Falls and from there will proceed1 north to Spokane. They expect to1 return to Ashland about the last week in Jane. Mr. Robertson, is a member of the White House grocery company m Ashland. Dancing Party. A dance was given last Thursday night at The Bungalow by Lillian Greer for the Misses Keith and Helen Estes of Los Angeles, Cal. The. dec- ; an old soldier, arrived in time to fur orations were sweet peas and thenish some nice violin mnslc for the place cards clever water sketches. ! radies, which was appreciated was served. This was followed by more dancing till 12 o'clock, when all motored back to Medford. The following were among those present; Kathryn Swem, Dorothy Tliorne, Mil dred Antle, Lenore Vance, Frances Kenney, Leah Walther, Louise1 Wil liamson, Joan Anderson, Marie Eifert, Margaret Soutter, Gladys Peart. Ethyl Eifert, Dorothy Chinch 111, Miss Griffin, Robert Wilson, Earl Hubbard, Lyle Walther, Francis Ben nett, Will Beveridge, Leigh Swlnson. Horace Bromley, Milton Sciiuchard, served at the1 home ,of the groom for the bridal party and a few of the Intimate friend's. Th bride is a graduate of the Medfiwd high schoo.', and has been taking a coursn of training at the Sacred Heart Hospital for several months. The groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.. Murphy, w ho came to Medford from Portland about a year agond is agent for the Dodge motor car, having" his headquarters in Ashland. Both young people are well and favorably known in Ashland and Medford, and have a host of friends wha wish theni much joy and happiness in their new undertaking. t W. R. C Club. On June 5 the W. R. C. ladies met at the home of Mrs. Ed White on Mountain avenue and were nicely en tertained by the hosttws during the afternoon. Refreshments were served of coffee, cake and sandwiches and'j present. were enjoyed" by all. Mr. Bonham, riety of games passed the early even ing. Mrs; Barron's sister. Mrs. Sadie Walker, danced the Highland Fling Despite the rather gloomy outlook earlier In the season for the grape crop in the Rogue valley, It is ndw anticipated that the yield will be most satisfactory in many of the vine yards. The California crop was prac t'cally wiped out by the early frosts, but the Rogue vineyards were not sufficiently advanced to meet such sweeping damage. The vines have since come out in good shape, and the crop promises well, especially in view of the markets that will be opened because of the loss of the entire crop Lynn Mowat, Carl Tengwald, Edisoa,in California. Marshall. Percy Churchill. Jerome ChurchfiT, Leon Speck. Don't fall to see Francis X. Bush man in Graustark at the Vining next Sunday. It During the re'reshmea'ts Mr. .ove- land sang, f The guests were: Misses Ruth and Helen Estes, MITdred Gearhart, Vfolet Reed, Crete Brown, Lucile Snyder, XefHe Snyder, Doretha Payne, Mrs. 3111116 Keene, Vivian Greer, Mar Weisenburger, Alene Bomar. Minora Cornelius, Alta Fann er, Chariotte - Chappelle, Doroth' Jo-nes and JJorothy Edwards, and Messrs. Glenn Simmons, Albert 'Far low, Ralph Harris, Hob Deuel, Frank Ross of Central Point, Leland Noe, Leon Speck, Jean Hastings, Walter Keen, Harvey Ling, Ural Coleman, Mona Bailey, Bill Fansher, Herb. Stronge, Bob Strange, Rodney Schu lec. and Ben Plyirale. Good Boy The Grocer Boy Who Delivers You Ntfymt's Bttttey-Ntt Bread Famous for its close-grained texture, snow white color 1 and excellent flavor. REMEMBER Butter-Nut as all the Narmi's Bread is made by modern machinery, from best of material. Try a loaf today you will like it! We also make CALIFORNIA RAISIN. PAN-DANDY, WHOLE WHEAT. NURMI'S RYE, GRAHAM, FR ENC H , Etc. At your grocer. Nurmi Baking Co. Murphy-Jones. A pretty June wedding was sol emnized at the Catholic church In Medford Tuesday morning, June 6, at 8 o'clock, whan Miss Redith Jones became the bride of Mr. Harvey E. Murphy, Rev. Father John Powers officiating. The bride was attended by Miss Hircher, and Mr. Frank San ders was best man. Nuptial mass was celebrated for the bridal couple, and the wedding march was played by Sister Flora of St. Mary's Acad emy. The altar was beautifully dec orated with pink and white carna tions. After the wedding ceremony a sumptuous wedding breakfast was During the business hour the W. R. C. Club was organized. This club fs to meet the first Monday In each month and the next meting will be held July 3 at the home of Mrs. Kath erlne Thomas, 993 Boulevard. Re freshments will be served at this meeting and' all W. R. C. women are especially iirvited. The following were present at Mrs. White's home: Mesdames Palmer, Bentley, Jennings, Hfcks, Howard, Sales, Thomas, Mathes, Coder, Bene dict, Mattingly, White and Mrs. Whitney from Elyria, Ohio; Miss Olivia Bentley and Messrs. E. E. W:hlte and- Bonham. No Delay You need not wait for a receipt when you pay by check. The party to whom your chock Is payable must sign it before it will be paid. The check Is then cancelled and is the best possible recolpt. Get the habit of using a checking account. Rwenson-Farle. A quiet wedding took place Sunday morning at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Clute when Mrs. Emma B. Earle of Asn lnad became the wife of Donald A. Swenson of Oaktand, Cal. The happy conple are well and fa vorably known, the groom having a position In the railway postal servfee between Ashland and San Francisco, and the bride for several years being connected wtth the Hotel Oregon, where the many patrons wilt miss her smiling face. Many beautiful and useful gifts were received and the good wishes of a host of friends for a long life of happiness and prosperity. The couple were attended by Fred Sandtin, cousin of the groom, and Miss Emma Elaine Earle, daughter of h hride: assisted by Miss Maye Clute, Mrs. Elnora Loomls and Mrs. Hazel Daggett. After the ceremony a dainty breakfast was served and the newly- weds left on the noon train for San Francisco. After July first they will be at home to their friends at 1237 Fourteenth street, Oakland, Cal. First National Bank, ASHLAN'J, OEEGO.V. Oldttt National Bank In Jackson ' County. Dancing Party. A dancing party at The Bungalow In Llthia Park was given by a num ber of the Medford young people af ter the pageant Friday evening, Dancing between the tables occupied the greater part of the evening, short Intermission occurring about 10:30, during which a dainty supper Correct fitting underwear for the family at Vaupel's. It Grants Pass Courier: About twen- Aaxiliary at Barron's. lla,.ti .nfnrlprf with The-Aifs1Iiary Club was entertained' the crowds in Lithia Park at Ashland at the hospitable Barron home Wed i Sunday. All returned without mis nesday night fn a manner which will j ha) excet one party that collided be remembered Tor many moons by I wlth an obstinate pig, on the pave tlie thirty three people who were . nient tnig side of Ashland. A few Music, singing and a va m!nHtea iater the pig's owner was found to be even more obstinate than his former chattel, and It took six good Grants Pass dollars to quell the is it was taught her by her father, rot and 0)e1 the way back t0 the Col. Ross, and made a hit. Three ! on tne R0gue. mere men who were taken' along as f why cQok ,n r hot chauffeurs were forced to sit out n : k ttphen when you can Qa the cars white the business of the. ,,, c.. vh. n. i , t earth Sunday at lhe Bungalow, eltab was disposed of, but finally the i ladies relented an asked; them in ! Mrs. F red Burrall, a daughter of when the cart to a delicious- luncheon ', Mrs. E. K. Anderson, was here last pealed forth. Much merriment was ! Wednesday and Thursday visiting caused by the un'que place cards.; her mother while on the way to Each guest found an envelope with I Dawson City, Alaska, where her hus hpr name and a number at her plate. ''and Is, located. She came straight These wer exchanged, and as the j trough from her Xew York home numbers were called off the enclosed to Ashland. While here she was tak- I ... verse was-, read. en over the drives and spent a great The party left at a lat hoar voting;! deal of her visit in the parks, with their hostess an entertainer royal. which she was charmed. Dr. Wymer of Harvard, Mass., has Late last week word1 was received i purchased the E. H. Cunningham or- of the nuJcfen death of John Kronen- berg at Bandon, Ore. Mrs. Kronea berg, vlio was at San Francisco at the time of her husband's death, Is a sister of Mrs. Wilmer Poley ot Ash land. Mrs. Foley left Bandon on the Saturrfay evening train. Beside his wife Mr. Kxonenberg leaves two sons, L aged about twelve and seventeen. chard near Talent for $15,000. The orchard Is six years old, being set half to apples and half to pears. It contains forty-five acres. The place will be irrigated by the new Talent system. Dr. Wymer will practice medicine In Talent. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McKibban of Grants Pass motored up Sunday to The cause of death has not yet been attend a picnic of former Oklaho- ascrtatned here. . I mans In Llthia Park. A Famous Designer Says of Gossards "fjOSSARD CORSETS repre- sent more wearable models. They exquisitely embody the most subtle demands of the new silhou ette, yet one can see that each cor set is designed with the most care ful consideration of the practical, every-day needs of the average woman." A graduate corseflere will gladly fit you at any time without obligation. Gossards at ' $2.00, ' J3.50, $5.00, Jfl.50 and up.