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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1926)
«*•»«. T, if ■od Geraldine of TM 1 bon* Miller/ «t*B aa z - Mrs. b u ell* 8Mmb M I I ■ ^ W ¿ M g . ? WdHtf M tfe - 1 ■ ■ ! ? rT ;; I to their new home. -• ' • ' * '« r g jr r (Continued On Page K /ô v k r tiir t^ H The meeting ot UÜf ,)PMtaM lte artistit decoration») I B ■« -dklldton- eafoyetf tW i r— i } P ‘'U ArfS»-- H ■erg, r . D.,MUlor, Ngthan Stmp- TPnw, X. «ari Crow«« tblMfcettt repmt-vevy touch: At « M a . dtose? ’ tfco llttl« m e e t’ < ■Main* ttw* of -kps' trtfr wfttt her , mottien and nnmic; too, helped ,'dk make1 t t e afternoon a very ' happy oUe. FOB M W w fcT oí the afternoon. » .48« Wt «^¡M <*. L. B u rd ic ,J jr.,. Mrs. Newell clal ' ímportqgpe* I t this time. Georgia Coite«. " In t e r n a t l« ^ toe subject» of. * 1Í4-J ™ BABta— Wood, F ir, «fit I f inches, >S M Atatoam, V. ’ B. Obmha. n«-«* to a dose the where he 'm eato lo r has mads arraage- added. Improvements fo r the sesarnu A bouquet of .w ild ' flow ett found blooming * th « , entrance to the cav^». was brpught hate h | M a Sabin, fh e weather M..,W*«n to the 4h oun- talns and lirEat little snow was there U faoC disappearing, he reported, .i? ^h e carves w ill' open officially thia year Mt May 15. Mr. Sahin stafod today that he hopes, m view 6f the - ektremely ofcen w f»t«r, to have the resort 4 * shape to handle visitors be- Mto that lata. ¿1O.OS fin to ’ High scores wexo meds In five hundred by Mrs. Nathan PPy r Lovely flowers, commemota- red de- ,tivs o f Mie oooaslpn ' were pre sented th *. gueat Of bfonor, Mrs. 1 p arvis . I t w m also a double .celcbratlfon slnoei > I t aa moat »birthday aanhrdrm ry ly, thv seventy ary. invited k e din- ud Mrs. happy was; the ofr Mrs. ‘M urray Murphy. 1 Thom enjojdng tho dinner and Evening w ith the . host and ho»- ness, M r. and Mrs. O. C. Murphy 1st their home a t <e& l6w a street karst the guest of honor. Mrs. R o u *< T rip Three F » » # f t m e f n t a i things to keep yarn* skin ■ ’fair, smooth, to keep the .curves of „face and neck firm and young, Venetian Oi—nring Cream Venetian fetal Tdfet Venetian feeo b a WINTER present tp enjoy i t were Mrs. Crandall, M r. and H . B lharti John Rigg SCHEDULE Sr STASIS ELIZABETH- ARDEN LINE TO BE OBTAINED AT T o W U C J a w * « A A lanA • » T-.n A M . » 10:1ft 4 » t o A jJEBwmt one day trip. taka padadlfftér» fo r a ll w m point». 1 e r farther Informât nato ticket«- anil Ashland B o U l— Phone 47 litk iä SiMihe. YKm RdWand-iPortUnd, 9&9O Direot Connections at Bomburg street, Armands Purvis, Mrs. Ursula »- M rs.iDm o o r Pheente, M m . Lottie for Coos Bay Points r i U i m . B # «O T O S STA O » ¿ stfGfiiJstorm entertained the Bridge Club Satj urday evening a t a vary aftrae- tlvo bridge dinner. A fter dinner the gueeU en joyed bridge until a late bonr. with Mrs. H erm*n Mattern and Mr. T. H. Simpson securing the -honors, and Mrs. C. B. Pell and Mr. A. E. Kinney, content w ith the consolation prises. Those present for the dellgbt-j ful evening were Jfr. 'and Mrs. C. E. Pell, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney, Mr! and Mrs. T. H. Simpson, M t. and Mrs. F . D.' Wagner, M r. and Mrs. J. M. Wagner, Mrs. Emma Oeder, Mrs. Sanford, Mr. Irving B. V inin g and Mr.‘ and Mrs. Herman M at- tern, with host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter. next summer .^ Thousands o f people will keep cool in»the valJey» next August w th eke*help o f toduy’s snowfall tri the ritountaifti. Electricity will brii g them fresh breezes b on vof rrieltod snow i- the mountaih stretms. A tiny motor will pour coolness and comfort out o f an electric fan. z/««/ /iffi« « n r A Wi7/ '/¿S lfliZ rr« miracle cestf «reach. Club Me oto . * * TJfe French Club w ill meet at at the hom e.of M r*. H , O. An- ! dereon on the Bonfevard Mon- ; day eveulngj •' i t Is hoped that Mrs. T. J. J Malmgren, the leader, -w ill bo | sufficiently recovered front her ; recent Ulnb* to meet with Ufo-j claw, F F- F . Fam ily D fa u ln u . There wah a pleasant (amity gathering s h -ito a eaaldaam < daughters cadie Klamath Fails tp kF with the h o ie folk*. A dellciods. dinnei prepared anp^tlto r rived in tlm« to. enjo: happy famita vlsie, turning, to their 1 Klamath FaRs, Thom Prgm bl fro Fall» ware t a i * 0 * daughter Alda, Ager and ddu May Goddsdl the home $1 Mmbled to t tl )O .TH .rT eo,'U ln aeveml days ,’on; bi From Ashland* m ew l tm a fa r. E m a n e ra »refeh- red. Phone 441J. Mrs. Harold and the host gad hostess, M n A IM m . -, lflr -lm o .* and Mm. Brio Weren. FtsK aad Oram SdBU. « s t ddr prism eg Sweet Glev«^ Seed) Altalf«» B*< Clever aad Oram Seeds. Bead tor da» .IM I Seed A nnm l. Moaacck Seed Com- pany. Medtord. O r i 117-1 mo. Inquire World’s Largest ‘‘Five Hundred” a n t made, vocal and taeBwnenUfL fu r nished sstastafnaen» fdw Mie guests, with* detfelows refreMF ments served at a late ho n r,’ slon. There will i e h n initiated and deEghtful re m enu w ilt be served at tl clal hour In closing. Bridge Club EhtertoUed— Mr. and Mrs. B. V . Carter j Phone 46 Briggs entertained many of their friends at a very 5*¥yMW.) (unction, Wedneaday e v e n to * 7 twenty o t MW parents end* the following teachers present: the 'Bisses * Beryl Jermon, Ethel Templln, Helen Helton, Mell Carter, Edna Ookeen, Nora .W ard , C iará Anderson, Alike Roberteon, Gladys Morton and ■Colmoaeen. The girls came In costumes, apptbprlate to the oeeaston, and eyoQr minute waa a Joy to the jyonng people. ; The Natatorinm belonged té ;the C aap flrp girls for tho ere» nlng, BSUe but the membership, their parents-and guardians and [special gnesta being present. brought evening. Thoee Dr. and Mrs. H. »rw * Garage Htonorhig. Ay. and B ra, * > Jackson, who led, Saturday tor their new Home in Fresno, dalfe- iornla, M t. and Mrs. < . » ’wore host and hostess at a very delightful party Tuesday eve» nlng. ’• Games, furnished entertain» meat, particularly Rook, that proved quite exciting. A two. course lnncheon, served at the small tables, w ith spring like decorations of pksay w ilt 'Jpws anil, • manaahltn hjoasems strictly » Î5 U TOUR SIBVXO1Í Campftte Girl» from the iMW e r sn* M r. and M m. Brie Weren Entertain— | Mr. and |fra , Brio Wereq ft a». a d d iw hr. Every meigbm of the eliib Is urged ha het psemet agttr eajpjF the message. groups had a Jolly ■B OO. skating party Friday* night at ■the 4N a titn rln m .' There wer< U Packing, perhaps forty young girls to k ° n< d**®- enjoy tho tun, with at least A U O T IO M B B B A. L. GIBBON filo sa who use oup -grifos; ing, storage, tire wogk, ( wpm risg' servios! fitted to speak. ’WandW BMunton and- the young ¡ ,— — . » HBatlggp^ SATHFHJD A Ü T H S W Mis. W t o W i f e • U fl* apon. wWPh she- 1> emlomtly t h W Thoee present were Lorraine Lee, Betty Dean, Charlotte < b l- 'tmm, Wartda tototoeln, Ir -> It e .' Call proveqrent dnfc , Tuesd Alpha Chapter G. ta g. Wnrts— Alpha Chapter O. E. 8. meet« Tuesday evening In regular at»- i T h e work o f powiA-honses—the use o f hundreds o f miles of copper Wirey—service day or night at the touch o f a button— all this costs less than half a cent an hour as the price o f current for your electric fi»n. In the meantime; tht/efoctric lamp Which makes it possible for yottlacead the evening paper as eOnifortably asw$t daylight will burn an hour longer for another half a penny. IT IS MOftE EXPENSIVE IN THE END— ITESLESSIMPHESSIVE— . • • IT INJURES THE. STANM^G OF YOUR COM pant *- ■ IT IS UNNECESSARY EOR IF YOU USE YOU GET FACES AT PRICES IHATABE-BEASONABLE