-i T . » » • » • » » r e s t e »4 « « » s e w Piquant H W ith several federated dub« . o u r community, the foUovrtng Mseeegi from Mrs. ¡Settle O rr- Onnbar, state president la of (fa c ia l importance. ¿FT h e Civic Improvement Club How many of yen studied the flat of 180 per cant subscriber» to the Federation M a« » phbllalu • I In the Janaary toauat ..That flat should grow each month oven more rapidly than Jt has flaring the pant s i* month«. “Every club weouue a.ren d er o f the News,” would mean better Stab work, better team-work, batter committee service within both State Federation And local eluh. Do you remember that be­ ing Mated a 100 per cent sub- ftrlb e r means twenty points on f e e * heeer eeese eardT People All over the state are eialng ns np by bar aappert, of o ar own praJaMi. They fodge o ar possible power in o a r Own. community .la the same moaner. They mad the News to Mag o at arhat the eluh women of the state am dolag, even greater. November 17— Portland December 2— Portland Women's Alliance of the I an Wo- Uni­ K Club. « December 7— Portland Sorop- timlst Club. December 8— Newport W o­ man’s Club. | December IS — Portland City Federation. December 28— T 1 1 1 a m o ok. County Public Health Ass'n. j 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 « • « 1 1 . " ( i t i o f year M W clnb house, of your w ork, f» r heme, school, community, of peer support rtvee th e edeeettoael. child w el­ fare. clttoenahlp, public health, ponaervatlon, and cultural ac- Westminster Guild Hdve I Meeting— Ä S S ’SJ-SSS original beautiful color through ’W T ’U B W then Uto program whieh the Chapter w ill prseent ^e h m ary 1«, at the Civic Clnb, con sid erable routine timlp«sg pits taken care o f at tlito meeting. rollpge Club Meets— ; M ta C. A. W ing, 2« Summit Avenue, Medford, to hoeteap for '(he meeting o f-th e Collese Ciah. flatunlay, February the th ir­ teenth. “Whs Celtoghu»,’* t M i - fll«b Inagastne, w ill be given by Mto- fam es Campbell. The Social Chairman to Mrs. F. O. T h ayar. * - I t M experts« th fk qnlte an Ashland Oontiageat ton I attend. A report of the masting wtjl, Mmdar b V la te r lmne. ‘ m Elaborate plana are going for- ward for the Get-Together So clal which w ill be given at the Presbyterian church parlors Fri day evening of this week. Thia wlll> be an old time par- ty. Old fashioned costumes will be m u ct In evidence. .A ll are asked tp appear In old tim e cos- tanmis If possible to do so; but come any way. The ju b ile e Singers w ill - be there and w ill's in g your fgvor- It« songs. A splendid program, o f tha old fashioned ^ t . 1« being prepared. , Noted peopl» w ill ap- •pear In «tony numbers. The people J of the church are using special efforta to mak« thia an evehtag long j o .be remerabsrt i by those who attoed. Members of the congregation, tbeir friends, and strangers in the otty ita rtPflelally urged'to cóme get acquainted and enjoy ih . * • * interesting book on "Latin Amer­ ica which is the stndy for this year In the Guild. Mis» Edna Gpheen w ill close the review] next meeting. I ' ' served by the hostrts. The next meeting w ill be held at the home of Mrs. M ark True the second Tuesday la March. The Upper Valley Community Club have held these m illinery meetings at stated times for a, number of years, w ith always some new feature brought by the County Demonstration Agent until its membership have be­ come quite m illinery adepts. The foltaw iag latam eting m » conni of thè Borgna Class party wae «aat la p fto r Menday’t to- • » • tata seno to presa. “ The Morohenao home > « « Th ird Street wae th è . sm am m i a pleaeaat gatoerlng « a Thure- day ovantag, whon thè Bsmaa Ctoes of tho F ira t Baptist eharok bathemd there ter thè annua! alection o f offleers a n d 'lo wator- “ Miss Carlbel ’ Morehouse ‘ and Mm. 8. A. Peters, were hos­ tesses. . T h irty persons were Present. A fte r the election, nt Which Mrs. A. M. Denton was elected president, M m 8. A. Peters, v fo t president} Mrs. Boyd, secretary end treasurer, the class put on n splendid program. , The numbers follow: dnot, M m V ? Ih M Uler a n y Mm 8 . A. Peters; story. M m Phllpott; poem, Mrs. W ilkins; “The Trick T h at Won Me A ,B u»hand,” Mrs. Hinthorne; “ Practical Points on Clerking,“ M m ,A * R. Penton; Jok* t M1»-. K Q- AM»’’«»»; **14fe from the Viewpoint of a Preacher’s to tfe.” Mrs. «togs', worth; original poem, Mrs. Han­ son; story. M m Travis' valen­ tine contest, M n . 8. A. Peters; rending. Dr. M attie B. 8hew, and speech by the Rev. Myron F. W oody orth. “A tta r the close of the ad­ A covered , dton supper at which sevaaty-tfve members, of the Methbdist coagrecatlod Were seated y a a held last night ta .the, reception roym of the church. The «upper proved a regular feaaf^ aa the covered dish step­ pers usually do. and 11 proved entirely satisfying to all Who partook. dress, Mias Morehonse presented A fte r .sapper, the Sunday tae H^y. Mr, Woodworth w ith a school teachers’ stndy class con­ e«ke, carrying thA sp- Alpha Clab M arts- vened; this wee tallowed by tik e preprints pnmber of jCandJea. Mrs. J. I, c. Porter and Mrs. regular ^»r*yr«r service the L A. Roberts* were hesteeees church. riv u i Refreshments of ice cream, wafers and hot chocolate were served by Miss Hays and a num­ ber qf assistants. I The session having closed its meeting In the* pastor’s study, Its members were invited I to enjoy the refreshments add a community sing which' brought] to a close-one of the very pleas­ ant gathernigs of the Guild. taking p a rt Program numbers, i T* rlo “s mission staon. Miss Beulah 1 charge of the prograt A fter the program, ®*t worked on a qi x ^ i^ t f to mnklni Dainty refreehme b? the host Bruner. * These present were Meedames Helen Mi Hunt, Caroline Deer Fraator,' M arjorie Adi W* Bruner, and Ml Robertson, c la m Juanita T arr, Gilda hblla Wnttenbarger, »on. F lo ra Green, Be gey. Rosetta McGee. irtughtora of the NHe Meet— Daughters of the Nile w ill hold Ito installation A Grants Pass. Saturday of this wash. The opening feature will be a lunqheen of 12:20 a t tfla ho­ Ur. and Mrs. A . . B .- Thomp­ tel. I t to announced that all son entertained a t a very pleas who plan to attend thin meet- ant dinner party Wednesday ta rt, at them hums «t* 122 Nbrth w ith Mrs. Belle Sekweta he- M ale s treet ferq F rid a y morning because y The kuest llat' Included Mr. the number attending to. to be and Mrs. Evans, and little Betty. sent to the committee ni charge M r. and Mrs. Paul and Pauline, a» tonato Pern. and Wand Wallace who enjoyed, w ith host and hostess the de- Hghttai dinner sad visit which tallowed. ho served daring the evening Mrs. Edwin Dunn was hostess Tuesday afternoon, entertaining Monday evening the member- the membership of the Upper ■ ship of the Westminster Guild Valley Community Club a t its r of the Presbyterian church mat M illinery meeting. in the churoh parlors, w ith Mies Miss Ada Brewster, county , Estella Hays hostess, home demonstration agent, was i The next meeting, wjiich comes preeeat and led in the general. Sunday evening, February 21, I discussion in ' whieh every one «< Tuesday’s meeting of Alpha Club. , w ill also be -held at the church I took part. The afternoon was spent by , at 8:80 p. m. A t this, a nomi­ Ribbon trlmminga, flowers, nating committee w ill be ay-! I etc., different kinds of trim ­ the membership in visiting while pointed, since the election of of-I mings for bate; all were given busy fingers were employed in fleers occurs early in March. . a share in interest. Miss Brew­ dainty needlework. Yellow Jasmins w ith greenery Devotionals, w ith the keynote, ster showed the club members prayer, w e ri led by Miss Hays, how to make the different sorts mad# delicate floral decoration and Salat Valentine « * • re­ after whieh a la tte r w ritten to of trimmings. Mrs. O tllla Caldwell from « There «as a good attendance membered in th e - pretty place missionary on the field in to receive the benefit of the cards used at tha table, a» China and read by Mrs. Cald­ I helpful dl«cusslon by Mias Brew­ which thb hostesses Served da­ lle ions pineapple pie with well, was of deep interest to the ster. ; 1 i • t Guild and proved, especially il­ Delicious refreshments ware cheese and coffee. luminating concerning the sit­ uation there. A copy of the rhsolutione issued by the Bol­ shevist student organlsattog, relative to their attitude toward missionaries and* missionary en­ deavor accompanied the letter. The resolutions make clear what our missionaries are« facing in that sorely disrupted country. Mrs. 8. D. Taylor was in charge of the program And re­ viewed a chapter of the ▼•fyl Bridge and five hundred will Played. Rsfreahmento win and all w ho expect to attend are anticipating a very enjoy­ able time. - , , Upper Valley The Queen Esthers met as planned Monday evening, with Miss Helen Pemberton hostess. A t the business session, plans were made for a ".Mothers and Daighteds* .banquet*’ to be held, next month. Arrangements were also made for the Ceremonial,, which to to be given In Med­ ford Sunday evening. • • I t y lll be remembered that this organisation gays its Cero- monl&l here In the home church and at Talent later, to large and Interested audiences. Mies Sarah Faye presented the leason, which was from the book "Peasant Pioneers,’” and I the particular chapter discussed was the one on “The Slav ’ at Fraternal Brotherhood P a r t y - Worship in. America.“ On Friday night isst, thn . There were special mustcjil F ra te rn a l Brotherhood of Ash-; numbers. Miss Dorpthy ¡Yeo( "toks lan d enjoyed' * another of Its, heard In piano sol« and Ro- pleasant social evenings- Thin eetta McGee and Helen Pember- was given a t the Parish house, tan sang a duet, accompanied where the meetings of th a t# or­ by Dorothy Too. ganization ate now held. Delicious refreshments were! A fte r the short business meet­ served by the hostess. Mias Helen ing, the a ffa ir was in the hands Pemberton, aaatoter by her moth­ of the social committee, which er, Mrs. H. F. Pemberton. had planned an old fashioned dancing party by way of en­ tertainment. F or this, the phonograph was used to furnish music part of the time. Mrs. A. A. Madden at. the piano also kindly played for a part. Piano solos added to the pleas­ ure of the ooca«lo«, and re- freshmmUa were served at the close of the delightful ven|ng. Thug were m any In * atten­ dance. Mrs. C. W . Hanson and Mrs. A. A . Madden, assisted by other» composed the committee in charge. . Wish Tabriz tnlaiag by Mra. F ra n k Jordan gad Mrs. W ill Mysrs. For this afternoon, the mem­ bers of the Rebekah ' Club of Talent am invited guests of the Club and a very pleasant at- ternoon Is anticipated, with o fu ll attendance of members and (ueeto. a Queen Esthers Meet— 1 ' he I January 4— Astoria. Public H ealth Ass'n. January 8— Eugene, County P ubll? Health Ass’n. January 12— Portland, Alber­ tina K err Nursery; reception for president of City Federation. January 18— (¡Portland, W o­ man's Forum. January 19— Oregon City, County Public Health Ass’n. F aithfully wours, SAID IE PR R -D U N B A R , j President. i i i 1 . The Auxiliary to TMnlty Guild expoet |o oatertalg neat Mon­ day oventag a t |ho flarfe» Heae», nt card«. ■ Wo­ tarian church. December 4— A m ity Woman’s M. Miss Chamberlain is expected I home by Jan. 2». «be wiU brin g the latest reports on the biennial meeting scheduled for M ay 1 4 - Jnne 8. I t is n«me too early to consider per delegation to A t* U ntie OUy biennial— the greu» aat biennial yet planned! I t to •»P*5ted that fifte e n , thousand delegate. Will attaad. Please let no know of pm spnslln delegates. W e have hotel mbs schedules, •fo. which w ill prove helpful. I man’s Club. 01 Ashland, is listed ns a 100 Mnr cent club la subscription to Che Federated News.