gon Trail Memorial association.
He w as introduced by Mtae Alice
M cDuffie o f Mtehlgaa, htmtriaa
general o f th e society;— Portlaad
Oregonian.
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Honor G eeet A t P a rty —
Merle RuaaiU. eon of Mr. F. H
Russill of thia city, was the geeet
at honor a t a jolly party UfcMb
was held Batarday evening, April
25 at the home of Mrs. Grace
Bonnie la Medford, the «eeatSaa
being to celebrate his aeveateeath
birthday.
The time was «pent dancing to
radio and piano music and Mt
pleasant conversation until a let*
hoar when the hostess served re­
freshments at a table beautifully
decorated with colorful spring
blossoms, and a huge bouquet of
oalia lillies which with a birthday
cake bad been sent to Merle by
his mother, Mrs. B. M. Sherman
in Watsonville, California, made
an attractive centerpiece.
Those who enjoyed this delight­
ful hospitality Were: Mr. sad Mra.
John Bonnie of Medford, Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Grigsby, Mr. and Mra.
Frank Barntbouse, Philip Load,
Henry Porter, Bill Devore, Ted
Russill, Mr. Prank E. Russill,
Miss Lois Rusalll and the honored
guest Merle BusuHl.^
MTSS DOROTHY REID, Editor
Mrs. O. H. Wenner was the
charming hoeteas Saturday after­
noon, April twenty-third, when
she entertained with a Bridge
luqcheon at her attractive home
on Alida street.
Two tables were in play; Mm.
Biwood Hedberg was swarded
tbe first prise Cor holding high
ecore and Mrs. 3. A. McGee re­
ceived the consolation. T h e
luncheon table was beautifully
set with dainty pink favors and
a large prettily arranged bouquet
of pink tulips made an attrac­
tive* decoration.
Those present to enjoy this af­
fair were: Mesdamee John Ead-
ers. Elwood Hedberg. Earl Crow,
Clyde Young, Domino Provost,
R. L. Burdlc, Jr., Andrew McGee
and the hostess, Mrs. Gerald
work of festering the
mission beaten y
Winner.
the devotional meetings differ-
the
M it »
ent and
interesting. Medford ablegates of
Oregon Felfc At Luncheon—
Chapter should have prbdeated down the h
Washington, D. C., April i t — methods in conducting the third' c° o1 glen w
The Oregon Daughters of the
department, b u t. was not
pre- altong happ
American Revolution delegation pared; whereupon Hasel Bruner ®Pworth
attending the convention here of Ashland continued with die- al *®an,aa *
was entertained at luncheon to­ cuMions concerning fourth
de- wlth mu8taI
day by Mra. William P. MacCrack- partment duties. Secretary W. dampening
en of Chicago, wife of the assist­ P. Walter Madly assisted by the p*®nlc ”
ant secretary of commerce for gtving a short address oa the lm-
With sup,
aeronau tics. A ssista n t Secretary
portaaee o f the social life among dishes waMi
MapCracken is a nephew of Mrs.
young
people’s * organisations, campfire re;
Gordon MacCracken Of Ashland,
Mies Bruner farther gave s care- entirely unr
Oregon,'present regent of the Ore­
fully prepared outline In con- dMherlag—
gon Daughters of the American ducting « social.
ad about th
Revolution.
L ed D ev o tio n s
a ad ,toteaed
Esra Meeker. Oregon pioneer
Starting the Saturday after- message of
was presented to the convention
noon pensions, Bov. Parker
of o i thl*
at its meeting today and spoke
North Bend led the devotions in «Mont Imprei
■pSs»B o f » w 'Anen. The» came Convention,
an interesting hour, that of tbe
Att
Chapter reports. From bearing
Bunday n
various reports at former ' con- attended by
ventions, the Ashland Chapter, ««tee and w
being first with Its review, shear- *P euccessic
ed* that* ttv eotlvtttollhawe bben 4«pndanee
stjsad yfltftV other*'Chapters, for d tn rch was
example, one reported last year parity to h
M being newly organised, was deliver hl«
tbe fastest growing League in Fellowship
Southern Oregon: this year no afternoon 1«
unusual report was heard from moot of Ti
that Chapter. One year a certain spiration to
Chapter is leading and next year After the a
another is ahead. Myrtle Point peraon pre
demands special recognition
In testimony ti
that their League is oae hundred ship at Chr
' R e g u la r 30c V a lu e s
per «eat twenty-four hoar. This
Harold
means that dues paid by them is Pass led
partly, kept for local expenses and meeting at
fcart for maintenance of foreign excellently
Leagues, hence their money is for discuss!
Working twenty-four hours a day some of th«
Many other Chapters have a per- mckoaed u
ceatage of twenty-four hour mem- hie standari
hers. The exceptional condition
Rev. Jos«
Wedneedey, April ®7.— Auxiliary
to Trinity Guild social evening.
Parish House. Hostesses, Mm.
Hal McNair, Mm. H. G. Moore.
Wedorsdoy, April «7.— Social Cir­
cle of the Christian church wHl
meet in the chuych parlors.
Thursday, April SA— Merley Cir­
cle of the Baptist charch will
meet at the home of Mra. V. D.
Miller at «67 Boulevard.
Thursday, April UA— Btha Ladies
card elab meets* in the Elks
Temple. H ostesses, Mrs. J. M.
Hughes and Mra. Charles Pierce
Thursday, April AB— Pioneer club
meets at 7 p. m. in the parlors
of the Presbyterian church.
Friday. April A*.— Covered dish
sapper in Civic Club house on
Winbarn Way at < p. m. for
members and their husbands
and friends also social eve-
ning of dancing and cards.
,
Friday, April AA — Ladies AM
Society of the Presbyterian
church will meet in the ehnrch
: parton at S p. m.
Monday, May A —¿axillary to the
American Legion Poet No. 14,
will hold a business meeting in
the Pioneer Hall on Winbarn
Way. All members are urged
to be present.
oaday, May A— Dance, Masonic
hall, Dickey’s orchestra. Gentle­
men 76 cents; lad ies 86 cents;
cards 60 cents.
»
iturday, May 7.— Rogue River
Valley College Women’s club
Will meet at the home of Mra.
L. B. Williams. 660 A Peach,
That
Attar the initiation a short pro-
Last Batarday evening the Odd
jpellowt wee the eceae o f a large
meeting. A class o f five was giv­
en the initiatory work which was
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