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About The Ashland register. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1927)
ACM» A «» agis a prrK crro Dr. and Mrs. Randall P. Whitt | the home o f Mr. and Mrs. C. J. pie held a lawn party at the H. B. j star o f “ Up to Mable’s Room” , were on their way to California, Read on Harrison street Wednes- Carter home on Tuesday evening. and a score o f other successes has stooping at Oakland, San Fran- and two small children spent Sat- I day evening to play bridge. Those Croquet and other outdoor games added another triumph to her long cisco and southern California urday evening with their friend«, entertaining points ! making up the three tables were were played and a very pleasant list o f genuinely | Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hanson of tht Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crow, Mr. and time was enjoyed by the twenty roles. The picture is coming to Mr. John Finneran, formerly of ' Ashland hotel. Mrs. White is tht I Mrs. Domino Provost. Mr. and five or thirty people present. Mus the Vining Theatre Sunday. Ashland, more recently o f Salem, daughter o f H. W. Stone, Gener Mr«. C. J. R E A D , Editor j Mrs. J. W. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. ic was also part o f the evenings “ Drums o f the Desert” adapted has been transferred from Salem al Secretary of the Y. M. C. A j Herache! Claycomb, Mr. and Mrs. program and delightful refresh from Zane Grey’s “ Desert Bound” to Cottage Grove as special agent \ of Portland, Mr. Stone having Phone 95 or 326-R. j P. R. Hardy, and Mr. and Mrs. ments were served by Mrs. Car will be shown at the Vinifcg thea for the Standard Oil Company. ; been connected with the Y 0f j Henry G . Enders, Jr. Prizes were ter assisted by the Misses Eliza tre Monday, Tuesday and Wed Mr. and Mrs. Finneran will move I Portland for thirty years. Mr. and j given for highest honors in bridge beth and Esther Carter. nesday o f next week. Advance to Cottage Grove immediately. Mrs. White were on a motor trip — “■ which were won by Mr. Henry En- ---------- reports call it one of the biggest to Southern California. Dinner Party in Medford Miss Wilson, and they are on their' ders Jr., and Mrs. Earl Crow. W T. C. U. Meeting Westerners that has ever been ^ r’ am* ^ rs‘ *saac Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Storm o f vacation, going to Portland, Sea- Midnight refreshments were serv- The W. T. C. u. held an inter- g re e n e d . The picture deal, with store, are spending a week, Have Y ou A n y O ld Picture« Meutord, entertained at a 6:30 tt| , an,j t0 poinU in Alaska, ed- esting and pleasant meetingai the the Navajo Indians who played so va<a‘ lon *" rkeley. C^ahf visit- O f A shlan d? I f So See “ Mac" dinner at their home on Thursday A , . ---------- large a part in the Richard Dix \ lnK friends and relatives, ilr . Is- home o f Mrs. Luella Sterns on ' Places were marked for twelve at evening having as their guests. .Mr. .. .. .. . r ___ ;__r ..,„ vehicle. Only in this production ! brother and his family of a m p in ; Pine street Tuesday afternoon. , „ . , , a very attractive dinner table, din- C am ping Party Medford also went to Berkeley and Mrs. Provost and daughter, Anyone who has any old pie. ner being served at 6:30, to the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hardy After a short business session an however, it is the redskin who fin- i and the families will have a reun Sylvia, Mr. Edward Hobart of ally comes out on top. j tures showing Ashland in its em. following: Miss Mae Horegon, daughter Frances, aud son Robert, impromptu program was render ion. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac will re Pasadena; Mr. Henry Provost, of j bryonic stage, or anyone who hap. George J. Hayes at the organ | Mrs. Hartrr.un, M:3S Wilson o f are entertaining their house guests ed that was enjoyed by the ladies. turn to Ashland Sunday evening. Watsonville, and Mr. ar.d Mrs. J ' pens Ao have old plates or neg». j Oakland, M r. Edward Hobart on a wonderful camping trip at Those taking part on the program M. Hughes. Mrs. Waldo Klum who has been , tives o f such, can make Chief of j house guest at the Provost home, j Prospect. The guests include Mrs. were as follows: Reading, “ An Old i Mss Olive Hake o f Crescent on a trip to the Northwest, re I Police McNabb mightily happy by j of Pasadena, California. Mr. [ Hardy’s mother, Mrs. Albert of Maid’s Views,” by Mrs. Mary Will-1 City is speding a week in this turned Wednesday from Vancou adding them to the collection W Dinner Psrty st P rovoit Home Henry Provost, o f WatsonviVe, Riverside, California, and Mr. and shire. Mrs. C. W\ Fraley and Mrs. city visiting. ver, B. C. | is making. The most hospitable home of California, Mr. and Mrs. Domino Mrs. J. H. Dudley and daughter, W. R. Davis, read interesting clip-1 Mrs. Peter L. Harreschou and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Provost on Provost und little son. Buddy, M r.! Patricia o f Long Beach, Cal. They The chief plans to cover th* Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hanson of pings. Mrs. Frank Walker gave a Mrs. Grace Clarke, of Portland, Meade street was the scene of a ; and Mrs. J. M. Hughes, and Mr. will spend much time fishing in short talk telling incidents from a were 0ver njght ffu,,sU at t;ie the Ashland Hotel spent Sunday | walls o f one o f the rooms at th* delightful dinner party given in | and Mrs. Sylvan Provost and tinue on to Crater Lake for « day racent book she had read Mrs. home o f Mrs. Earl Crow on Vr.n with friends at the Summit ranch ' station with these pictures, and honor of three young friends of daughter, Syivia. Rogue River and later will Con Luella Sterns gave some bits o f | Ness Avenue Wednesday. They make a picture-history of the city. at the top o f the Siskiyous. Mrs. Provost’s from Oakland, Cal. ---------- or two. I interesting history of W. C. T. U. The honored guests were Miss Mr. and Mra. Read Entertain ---------- j work in California. Splendid re- Mae Horegon, Mrs. Hartman and Twelve guests were invited to Mrs. P. R. Hardy has invited freshments were served by Mrs. several ladies to be her guests a t ! Sterns assisted by Mrs. Willshire. a party at her home on North The flowers used by the hostess, Main street on Friday evening. were sent to the sick, after the Bridge will be the evening’s diver meeting. sion and the guests are anticipat Marie Provost'» Be«» Comedy ing a delightful evening. If “ Getting Gertie’s Garter” is not the best picture in which Mar- “ The Theatre Congregational Y ou n g People Provost has ever starred, it is Beautiful" The Congregational Young P eo-next to the best. The vivacious J Social Items à ININ Last time tonight— Bebe Daniels in “ SEÑORITA" SATURDAY Saturday Only— SPECIAL “ BREED OF THE SEA" Sunday Only— ENTIRE W H E A T BRE a D Marie Provost in “ GETTING GERTIE’S G A R T E R " When a girl loses her garter something exciting happens. Here’s the story of a pretty maid, a jewelled garter, a broken engagement and a jealous fiance Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— CONTAINS ALL OF THE W H E A T AND during this great IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL HEALTH EXPERTS Zane Grey’s “ DRUMS OF THE DESERT" With Warner Baxter, Ford Sterling and Marietta Millner Vacation Season Is the Time for Remarkable Savings on House, Street and Afternoon DRESSES! July Clearance Sale! BAK ERY ONLY EVERY DRESS IN THE STORE HAS TAKEN THE SAM E RE DUCTION, T H A T EVERY OTHER ITEM IN THIS LARGE STOCK HAS HAD TO UNDERGO. M ANY W OM EN H A V E A LR E A D Y TOLD US T H A T TH EY W ERE HAPPILY SURPRISED A T THE LO W PRICES IN THIS DEPARTM ENT.— SEE THEM, AND YOU TOO W ILL BE SURPRISED— ! Franklin Bakery CLEARANCE FOR SALE A T THE House Dresses— Voile Dresses— Silk Dresses Ashland, Oregon 132 E. Main Si. 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