1 OAIRY aback, but Elsa defends her hus­ band, winning everybody by her quiet dignity! Sift turns to Lohen- gren for protection, but the ven­ om rankles In her heart. (Continued Tofnorrow) 22 22 22 Group of Friends Surprise Mrs. George Brookmlller— singing of "America," a f t e r which the chaplain, Mrs. L. A. Roberts and the audience Joined In reciting "The Lord's Prayer." Miss Wanda Schweln played a piano' solo followed by a vocal solo by Mrs. D. L. Dunkeson, ac­ companied at the piano by her sister, Miss Mildred Johnson. The history of the Noble Grand's Clnb was given by Mrs. Josephine D. Croekbr, which greatly inter­ ested a ll those present. The Moon sisters played a beautiful piano duet and Miss Rosalind Wise also played a number on the piano. Noble Grand Mrs. E. C liff Payne delighted her audience w ith a reading, “The Old Arm Chair." L ittle Miss'Madden gave a dance, accompanied at the piano by her mother, Mrs. A. A. Madden. The tim e was spent playing cards until a late hour, when de­ licious refreshments were at­ tractively served. the late Lucien B. Applegate and granddaughter of Lindsey Apple- gate, both pioneers of *42. The groom is a prosperous farm er of the Applegate country In Jose­ phine county. The newly wedded couple left immediately a fter the ceremony for their home on Ap­ plegate r|yer, which derived its name from the bride’s grandfa­ ther. Mrs. M ille r is a sister of Mrs. C. C. Chitwopd and a niece of Mrs. Alice A. Sargent of this c(ty, also a niece of Captain O. C. Applegate ef K lam ath Palls. 22 22 22 Mrs George Brookmlller on Liberty* street was agreeably sur­ Sunday, A pril 8.— Southern Ore- prised by group of her friends chapter of the State Music and neighbors Tuesday afternoon, Teachers Association w ill meet March 29, when they came to her at the home of Mrs. H. E. Gore, ■ home to help her celebrate her Medford, at 4 p. m. A ll music birthday anniversary. teachers in this vicinity are in­ The time was apent In pleasant H ostesses At M eeting— vited to be present. 1 conversation a n d In playing The Past Noble Grand’s Clnb Monday, A p ril 4. — A uxiliary to games. Delicious refreshments met last Friday .at the home of the American Legion will meet were served by the ladies, who all Mrs. H. W . Clark on -d m n lte in the Pioneer hall on Winburn came laden with well-filled bas­ Street. . - - * . Way. Important meeting, all kets. A huge prettily 'decorated A t the business session Mrs. members urged to be present. birthday cake was the center of Louise Perroixi gave a very inter­ Monday, A p ril 4.— Floral society attraction. esting talk pn some of the needs Scen e W HO l F TOWN’? TALKING7 w ill meet In the library at 8 Those who enjoyed this happy of the I. O. O. P. home and the 9tsrr<*3 EDWARD. EVERETT M O R T O N nmswaw o’clock. Subject, water lilies. occasion were: Mesdames W alter club voted to send an Easter box Tables at hotels for use of flow­ Herndon, F. H. W alker, H. L. E mm to the children of that home. ers. * Moore, Cora Burns, M artin Real, Wedding e f Interraj to Ashland ' I t was also decided to take up Worthy Grand Matron. Mrs. Ls- Monday, A pril 4.— Bellview Com­ M erritt Randles, J. B. Montgo­ _ _ . at each meeting a study of the nora H. K err will make her offlc- munity club w ill give a Play, mery, lal vlalt. Mrs. Margaret Barnes 1 O f S D lV O fC C A rthur Abbott, Fred The following wedding account general laws o f the lodge. "Cyclone Sally” at the Vining Brookmlller, Miles, Ross, Putnam, taken from the Jacksonville notes A fter the business meeting an Theatre. Phllpott, W right and the Misses in the Medford Mai! Tribune will exceedingly pleasant, honr was ANGELES. Mar. 81 Monday, A pril 4— Special meet­ Helen W alker, Lorraine, Edith be of Interest to many Ashland spent in conversation and fancy ing at 7:80 p. m. of D. A. R. at and Betty* Brookmlller, Eldora work. The hostesses, Mrs. Clark people: home of Mrs. H. O. Anderson Damewood and Master Bobby A very quiet wedding o f more and Mrs. Glenn served delicious on Boulevard, honoring Mrs. Randres. than usual Interest was aolemnlc- refreshments a t'th e close of the Gordon McCracken, state .re­ » « « od in Klam ath Palls. Friday at 12 meeting. gent, who leaves for Washing­ "Hurprlae" Much Enjoyed by o’clock, when Mies Elsie Apple- 22 22 22 ton, D. C., to attend the Na­ Bible Hrhool— gate became the bride of C.* W. A district convention, compris­ tional conference. A "surprise” was very mueh MUler, the ceremony taking place ing of Alpha, Adarel, Aloha, and Wed. April 20. — Elks’ Ladies enjoyed by the members of the at the home of the bride’s sister, Reames Chapters, O. E. 8., w ill be dance in the Elks Temple. Christian Church Bible school Miss Evelyn Applegate. The held in the Masonic H all, Tuesday, 21 22 22 81 Sunday morning, March 27, when bride is the youngest daughter of April 5, at 8 o’clock, when the The name pf Mrs. W . D. Gill Mrs. Hasel Weber presented I ‘ . waa left out, by mistake, of the "Rock of Ages” In tableau, the guest list at the party which was song being sweetly rendered by held at the home of Mrs. Alex­ Miss Artis Stockdale. ander Livingston recently in hon­ These little surprises are being or of Mrs. E ffie Stewart. given in order to get the members 22 22 22 to be there on time, prompty at LO H EN G R IN nine-thirty a. m., and another (Continued from Wednesday) one w ill be presented next Sun­ The latter is a sorceress; she day. M r. W. P. W alter, secretary Phome 59 has deceived her husband, who of the local T . M. C. A., w ill ad­ really believes In the murder of dress the audience at eleven a. m. Godfrey, while as a matter of fact on this date, also. DUI Pickles Peeberry Coffee, 45c Lb, Extra Standard Grade she has abducted the,child. In 22 22 a the second act we see her at the Hope Rebekah Lodge Entertains Sweet Pickles . . . 15c Pt. 3oda Crackers .. 15c Lb, door of the dncal palace, where P. N. O.— ' . ■ preparations for the wedding are Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14, already being made. She plans I. O. O. P. entertained the Past vengeance. H er husband, full of Noble Grand's Tuesday evening, remorse and feeling that hts wife March. 29 In the Odd Fellows has led him on to a shameful hall« There .werp ovqy pne-hpn- l Spinach deed; curate, het ail-the Cnuse'^W members prevent. Each Pahrf his dishonor. She derides him and Noble Grand was presented with I COFFEE! Our regular 45c Grade can't be beat for Cabbage rouses his pride by calling him a a lovely pink carnation by a I quality and flavor— coward. Then she pacifies him dainty little flower girl. Miss I with the assiirance that she will Anna May Lear. EVERY POUND GUARANTEED! Induce Elsa to break her promise . The prograp opened with the I and ask for the; name df he* bus- bang, being sqre th p tth e n all the power of .th is/ mysterious champion w ill vanish«. . When Elsa stops on the balcony to confide her happiness to the THE H A N D S $H0W stars., she hears her name spoken In accents so sad that her tender AGE SOONER THAN heart Is moved. Ortrud betratls her lot. Invoking Elsa’s pity. The THE FACE ..................................................................r — ................. UI e p e , 1 u n c i ManhmeUow Cookies Princess opens her door, urging We have the articles you the false woman to share her pal­ ace and her fortune. Ortrud at need for their care.. once tries to sow distrust In Elsa's innocent heart. We Recommend As the morning dawns a rich procession of men and women throng to the church where Elsa Is to be united to her protector. Tel- ramund tries vainly to accuse the stranger; he la pushed back ; and silenced. As Elsa is about to enter the church Ortrud steps for­ ward claiming the right of pre­ Mellowest Pull Cream Cheese—2 P o u n d s..........55c cedence. Elsa, frightened, repents too’* late having nrotected her. Kraft's Cream Brick, Swiss, Pifhento Cheese, Ortrud upbraids her with not! Only The Best 25c Package — Special for Saturday 20c even having asked her husband's name and descent. A ll are taken a WaitS 17 Years Extraordinary Values a t The Herbert’s Grocery (U N )— Valentine A. Kidder Is Josephine Kidder Wednesday. not an impetuous man— he waited " I read In a Massachusetts pa- until his wife had been away, . per about an automobile acci­ from his bed and board 17 years dent,” Kidder explained, "and my before he filed suit for divorce. wife was in It along w ith some And if it hadn't been f «