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MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, CREOON, SUNDAY, ,TUNF, 18, 1911.
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Tho Iiomo of. Mrs. 11. 1). Howard, on
Enst Jncknon Hlrcet was tho scene of
a very happily arranged parcel
ehowor Monday afternoon, given by
Mr. Howard and her sister, Mrs.
C. E. Gaddis, for Miss Lulu Porter,
whoso marriage took place Wednes
day morning. The rooms were
decorated with n profusion of red
roses 11110 GOO was played, ( Miss
Francis Hnfiknns making the highest
Boore. Mi&fc Willie Howard, agisted
the hdstcspes in serving. Those pres
ent: Misses Meda and Maude Nic'i
oIb, Helen Dahl, Clara M'nnning, Lil
lio and Itoso Patterson of Ashland.
Edna Eifcrt, Miss Turner, Miss
Banks and Miss Sncdicor; Mcsdames
Lcono Hnskins, Helen Dixon, II. C.
Butler, A. C. Huhbard, W. Cartright,
Venio Van Dyke, Ed Van Dyke,
George Homer Hothermal, Robert
Telfor, L. G. Porter, KuiMiian and
Piatt.
The "500" cluh of Jacksonville
was entertained by the Misses Col
lins Friday of last week. A de
lightful evening was spent in play
ing cartls, after which dainty re
freshments were served. The guests
of the evening were: Mr. and Mrs.
. M. M. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. U.
Crouch, Mr. and Mrs. K N. Collin,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Luy; Misses Fay Sears
of Medford, Isabella and Nellie Col
lins. -Clvde Shaw. E. Wilson. Mr
Catlin, J. P. Wells and Chnrles Dun-
ford, jr. ,
The nreltv new buncalow home o
J. II. Neustadt is rapidly uearing
completion and promises to become
n popular gathering place for thoc
of n musical and literary turn of
mind. Mr. Neustadt is the owner and
manager of the Liberty orchards and
expects his family now in ban rran
cisco to join him hero next month
Miss Neustadt is a cultured musicial
nnds killed performer on the piano
and will spend the winter with her
parents.
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Prof. W. J. Roberts, formerly con
sulting engineer for the city of Med
ford and who was recently appoint
ed state highwa3 commissioner for the
state of Washington, left Wednesday
morning for San Francisco where
ho was married to Miss Caroline Wil
roore, formerly a teacher in Pullman
college. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts will
be at home nt Olympia, Wash., after
a brief wedding journey.
Tho members of the Pythian Sis
ters entertained the children of the
jordcr Friday evening at tho lodge
rooms. Games of all kinds were
played and the j-oung people feasted
on an abundance of ice cream and
cake. About thirty were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tuttle have
had us their guests the past week
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Milne of
Buffalo, N. Y., undo and aunt of
Mrs. Tuttle. They have 6pent the
.Winter in Pasadena and left Friday
evening for their home in the east.
They were very much dplighted with
the Rogue River valley, many points
of interest having been visited during
' their stay here.
Tho members of tho High School
Mandolin club enjoyed a picnic at
Neils' grove near Ashland yesterday.
Tho drive was made lato in the af
ternoon and supper was spread
around a glowing enmp fire. The
club members arc Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Root, Misses Mary
Trowbridge, Lenoro Godlove, Put
ney, Sidney Neal, Ethel Ncal, and
Gertrude ShUltz.
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Mrfe. Harry Tattle's Sunday school
class of girls gave a surprise party
Friday evening for Miss Lottio Par
ker at her homo on Newtown street.
A most enjoyable timo was hud in
music and games and a service of
refreshments consisting of ico cream,
strawberries, and cake. Mr. and Mrs.
Purker and family leavo soon to make
their home in southern California.
Tho Ladles Aid Society of tho Pres.
bytorlan church meets In tho Church
Club Rooms next Tuesday aftornoon
at 2;30. Mrs. Black will demonstrate
quick and easy way to clean tarnished
silver and light refreshments will ho
served for 10 conts. Corao and irlJJ
yoiir friends, Hostesses Mrs. York
and Mrs. Eniorlck.
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Mis? FJorenoo Trowbridge, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E, G. Trow
bridge celebrated her tenth birthday
yesterday nitcriiQon av Uio .trow-
bridge homo on Goncssco street.
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B. J. Trowbridgo, roprcsenljpu tjio
looal lodge, Knights of ..Pythiasi
leaves this evening to attend tie
grand Jodjjo at Atsoria,
Tho Question club enjoyed tho reg-
ular meeting Thursday evening ht,ho
homo Qf Mjss Opal Diiloy, on West
Tenth street.
Mrs. Nellie McGowr.n, prominent in
local lodge circles and who has held
an office in the grand chapter, 0. E.
S., for two years, has been elected
to the office of associate grand con
ductors at the meeting of the grand
chapter held last week in Portland
and was installed Juno 15. The other
grand Officers of the order (jro as
'follow: i Assistant grand matron,
Mrs. Margaret V. Hayter of Dallas;
assistant grand patron; James E.
Godfrey of Salem; grand secretary,
Miss Nellie McKinley of Portland,
grand treasurer, Mrs. Mary E. John
son of Pendleton; grand conductress,
Mrs. Mnry M. Reisacher of Condon.
A very pretty home wedding was
that of Miss Beatrice Hogland and
Mr. Hugh Porter, which was wit
nessed at Seven Oaks, Wednesday by
a large number of relatives and
friends. The bride, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoagland aud
has a largo circle of friends who
wish her well. Rev. Jones of Central
Point performed the ceremony after
which the young people left for
Junction City for a visit with rela
tives. They will will reside near Cen
tral Point.
About thirty members have been
auded to the Pythian Sisters be
cause of the contest for members
that has been carried on during tho
past few weeks. Miss Edna Eifcrt
and Miss Mary Harwell were cap
tains of the opposing sides, Miss
Haswell's sido being victorious. Next
Wednesday tho losing side gives a
banquet to the lodge members. Mu
sic dancing and cards arc provided
for the evenings entertainment and it
is anticipated that tho affair will
prove the event of the week socially.
In the presence of members of the
family and a circle of intimate
friends, Miss Lulu Porter and Dr. J.
L. Helms were married Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock. The bride and
groom were attended by Mr. and
Mrs. Veme Van Dyke, Mrs. Van
Dyke being n bride of tho year and
a cousin of Mrs. Helms. Rev. Wil
liam Lucas of the Episcopal church
performed the ceremony.
A great wedding was solemnized ft?
the Cox ranch at noon Wednesday,
Miss Elsie Lamb, daughter of Mr.
William Lamb and Mr. Charles A.
Laird, employed. by the Clark-Hen-ery
Construction company, being the
contracting parties. Rev. W. T. Mat
lock performed the ceremony. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Laird nra well aud fa
vorably known in Medford aud vicin
ity. Arthur Gcnry, a member of the
'10 class of the U. of O. bus been
chosen by tho body as graduate man
ager of student activities. Mr. Geary
is n fcon of Dr. E. P. Geary of Port
land who was for many years one
of Medford's most public spirited
citizens and this appointment is both
honorary and one. of responsibility.
The most reverend Archbishop A.
Christie, D. D., arrived in tho city
yesterday and will hold high mass at
10:30 this morning, The sacrnmeul
of confirmation will bo administered
to a class of forty. A cordial invi
tation is extended to all interested to
attend the service'.
The spacious rooms of the Porter
homo were beautifully decorated wth
a profusion of Juno roses and an
elaborate wedding breakfast was
served. After a, trip through Cali
fornia Mr. and Mrs. Helms will bo
nt homo to their friends in North
Grape street. .
Mr. Rohr, manager for tho Sher
man Cluy company, left yesterday
in his auto for Portland where he
will be employed us city salesman
for his company.
Wulter Frnzcr Brown, Mr. Pen
field, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. J. G.
Gore, Reginald Brown and Miss Li
beria Gore spent Friday on Table
Rock.
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E. B. Lobensky and Miss Cora Lo
bensky left this. walk, for San Fran:
cisco whore they will soon Bail for
tho Philippine islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Deo Roberts. Miss
Borjm Roberts, Miss Ivy Bopek and
air. ujuck speju inursaay picmeing
on Jackson creek.
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Mrs. Edith Lijig, socioty editor of,
tho Saturday Review has us hor
house guests Miss Augusta Do For
est and Mrs. Do Forrest of Port
hind. Mr, and Mrs. McNnir of Ashlaiid
and their sou Bllliu were guests of
tho family of William Anglo during
tho weok.
Miss Sara Van Meter of Cham
paign, III., is tho guest of Dr. and
C. C. Van Scoyoc.
Misj Alice Streets, recently re
turned from the University of Cali
fornia, Berkeley, entertained n bevy
of girl friends yesterday afternoon at
her homo on West EleVcnOi street.
Mae Thomas, Elizabeth Folger, Joy
Folgcr, Mnmia Deuel, Bertha Eng
lish, Madge Ridel!, Bess Kcntner,
Phoebo llanee, Luetic and Star Mar
shall, Hazel Davis, Gertnulo Treiok
ler, Gladys C0' Sam Reiley, Mil
dred Ware, Lucilo Conine of Mtnuo
npolis, Doris Bagley of Ashland,
Miss Smith, Miss Anderson, Mrs.
Howard Hill and Mrs. II. D. ,Fuster.
A Sunday school picnic at Phoenix'
was greatly enjoyed Tuesday by the
children of the M. E. Sunday school
over one hundred attending.
Members of the Oakdale Tenuis
club are enthusiastically preparing
for the tennis tournament scheduled
for July third and fourth with teams
from Jacksonville, Central Point aud
Butto Falls. Special prizes are being
offered by Daniels clothing store,
the Toggery, and Cuthbert Furniture
company, which of course add in
centive to extra good piny. The se
lections will be made from the best
of those participating in the bout
now in progress. Thoso of tho con
testants now making a good showing
are: Mixed doubles, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Wentz, Mr. Reed nnd Miss
Davis; Mr. Bardwell and Miss Eng
lish; men's doubles, Wcntz and John
son; Fields and Janney; Campbell
aud Becson. In tho women's doubles
Miss Bess Kentner and Mrs. Wcntz
arc doing splendid work aud will run
u close contest for the honor of rep
resentin'g Medford iu tho tournament
J. D. Becson is making a record
which secures him a place in the
contest.
Miss Sara Reiley, 1123 West Main,
was hostess nt bridge this week for
Miss Mac Thomas of Honolulu. Her
guests were: Miss Morns, Miss Fol
ger, Miss Elizabeth Folger, Mis Joy
Folger, Miss Cook, Miss Thomas,
Mrs. Rodficld. Miss Smith. Miss hmr
lish, Miss Ware, Miss Kcntner, Mi3s
Davis and Mrs. John Mclntyre.
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The dinner given by the ladies uf
St. Mark's guild Thursday night was
one of the most successful affairs of
the week. The dauco following was
much enjoyed by the younger set who
are'niaking merry over the rctunic of
many of their number from various
schools bringing charming guests for
the summer.
Mrs. F. L. Sherman nnd her
daughter, Mrs. F. II. Bchling, have
arrived from Winona, Minn., nnd will
be followed by their husbands in the
near future, who are closing up their
business preparatory to establishing
themselves in Medford in the shoe
business.
Mrs. A. C. Allen of the Hollywood
orchards, who has recently returned
from Klamath Falls, has as iter
guests her sister, Mrs. R. S. Esk
ridgo and son of Seattle and Mrs.
and Mrs. P. P. Ferry.
Mrs. J. Rose and granddaughter.
Miss Jiiniiiln Furry, expect to leave
about July 1 for Brownsville where
they will be tho guests of Mrs. Rose's
daughter, Mrs- Claude- Catc.
Mr. und Mrs. Orvis Stevens have
returned from their wedding trip and
are receiving the congratulations
and best wishes from a host of
friends.
Miss June Enrhart, (i graduate
nurse who pas been taking post
graduate work in Chicago during the
past year, is in Portland an'd is ex
pected homo this week.
Mrs. F. Oluck, 503 South Oakdale
avenue, ha disposed of her Jntprests
hero, nnd leaves in tho per future
for hor home in southern California.
Mr. rind Mrs. II. L. McBrido nnd
son, Clifford, left Saiurduy morning,
in their auto for Crofjcout City, ex
pecting to return Mommy.
Mrs. II. E. Foster of Siskiyou
Heights is enjoying a visit from h'dr
mother, Mr. Laugwcll of Portland,
who arrived Wediiusdiiv.
Dr. and Mrs. W, W. Wick arc
comfortably Bottled for tho summer
in Portland at tho Orlando apart-
ments,
Ilarrjy Pprter, spn of Mr. and Mrs.
U G. Porter, has roliiriied from attending-
the 0A. J. at Corvallis.
Miss Ltjpilo Crani of Minneapolis,
is the guest pf Miss florthu Eng
lish. Mr, jiiul.MrH.' J. G. Ulbbard njid son
have returned for u pleasure trip to
Portland.
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Miss IJeleri Burgos pi Plmentor,'
Ariz.',' aimed 'Wednesday for nii ex
tended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vilas left for
Ios Angeles, (Jul., Monday morning
aud will make tho, trip by automobile.
Thoy will speild the winter there and
their sons, Ned null George, tvill join
them in tho fall aud enter school iu
Los Angeles.
Mrs. C. E. Wise, wife of tho editor
of tlo Mnuknlo Review nnd chlldVvil
of Mankato, Minn., arrived Wedues
day morning to visit hor sisters, Mrs.
John Root and Mr. Hd Andrews.
E. F. Ma&snni left last week for u
business trip tit Paris, Franco. T,he
Misses Massatn will go to laeonia
for a few weeks' visit and spem) the
rest of the summer at Seaside.
At her home,' 51!.) South Riverside
avenue, Um Ruth Laureucu infor
mally entertained a few of hei
friends at luncheon Friday afternoon
from 3 to 5 o'clock.
Arthur, Jane ami Margaret Roll
erts left Wednesday for a visit it
Hood River, going from there It
Olympia, where they will reside with
their father.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sylvester It. Hall
who were married lasl week and
went to Hood River on a weddiii)
trip, have returned to Medfonl.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. North have re
turned from their wedding trip to
Portland. Mr. North is ticket uge.it
for the Southern Pacific.
Virgil Strang who Iuih been at
tending the Oregon Agricultural col
lege at Corvallis, arrived in Medford
Tuesday morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Will McDnvitt o(
Quincy, 111., arrived hit week (o visit
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. E. Worrell on the
Worrell nrttdi.
Mrs. John Orth and Mrs. A. II.
Miller departed Wednesday evening
for a two weeks' visit with relative
in Eugene.
Mrs. W. Vogeli nnd dnughter are
sending a few days with Mrs. Vo
geli's mother, Mrs. J. D. Eaton oi
Ashland.
Mrs. Gcorgo II. Hnrrouu of Kansas
City, Mo., is the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. L. II. Willett, 18 Summit
avenue.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lcouard Robiusoi
have returned from their honeymoon
trip to Portland ubd other northern
tvointo.
Venion Gnrrett is back from Co
lumbia university,- Portland, where
he was taking- -rollego preparatory
work.
R. S. Barker and family of H1C
South Oakdale avenue cxnect to leave
Wednesday for their new homo near
uoscburg.
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Miss Margaret Roberts and Arthur
and James Roberts left Wednesday
for their now homo, in 01yuipia,Vash.
IJev. E. L. Lucus, rector of St
Mark'H Episcopnl church, is attcudinu
tho diocesan convention in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whislcr nnd
daughter, Miss Iola, departed Mon
day evening for Clarkston, Wash.
Mrs. J. S. Campbell nnd children
returned Tuesday from a y'hU with
friends in Portland und Seattle..
Vernon Vawtcr returned last week
from Eugcuu where ho has been at
tending the University- of Oregon.
Gux E. Hopkins and wife of Mnn
kato, Minn. wero among tho eastern
arrfvuls iu Medfonl Taiesday.
Dr, E. F. Adams of t(io Bon Lo-
uianil orchards was, visiting friends
in the city during hc wepk.
J..F. Itulchuson is absent ii a six
weeks business and pleasure) trip In
iiiuiuiii mm Kane coiinuos.
Mr. afid Mrs. V.,.fJ. Uijgo ftolj
Lakp city arrived" .Wednesday for a
vian. wjiu incnns.'iicre.
Mr, and Mrs. ijoraco pp'fon of.
nams vuiioy imvo ueen Medford
guests during tioweeJi.
a
at(enliH (ho, University of Oregon,
has' returned' homo.
Mr, ,und Mrp, .George, R.., Carpen
ter ..rpturncd from Sun' FriipciHco
Monday evening.
XnsK.es Evil nHitjfyfufii Lydiurd of
jfincipplis it ro spending a tow days
Min'
with friends here-
Hon. J. A. Westorhind has returned
from a business trifi to Porllund.
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MiHB Edith Vi'hIi nt Plirwmlv vi,u
a Medford visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jn'hn M. Rnnf mi for.
tuincd a 0 o'clock dinner Thursday'
at their homo "Oak' lodge" on South.
Oakdulo nvaniin. Tnnnn" wern nrnPniin
ill the decoration sohenie. Tjjoso
present wero Mr. C. E. Wiso of
Mniifcalo, Aliuii., Mrs, Daisy Woolsoy
of fjiin Frni'ieiHcrt, and Mrs. Edgar
HHIVV AUlbbUtf IUIM1 IVLCAl'UIU ail (J
Priest 41 Years
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Attupuucr ocaj ja J)vcj)y
Archbishop Karloy will complete
forty-ono years In tho priesthood on
Juno 11. Ho will observe tho anni
versary tiulotly by offering a mass
Last year there was a great public ou
servaneo of tho occasion. Mgr. Par
ley is In his seventieth year.
6IRLSMAYTELL0F
UFEJfllH SEE
Startling Developments Arc Expect
ed When Trial of Inventor of Cult
Is Resumed in Chicago on Next
Monday Judge to Question.
CHICAGO. III., .Iiinu I". Wn
the trial of Evelyn Arthur Set-,
charged with abducting nnd contrib
uting to tttu deliiupieuey of Mildred
Bridges, 17, a high prie.-tcss of Ins
"absolute life' cult, itf resumed Mon
day, it is expected that life in the
"house o? thu lord' See's temple,
will he describPd from tho ntnndpoiut
of one of the girls who lived there,
horrified. Assistant State's Attor
ney Hunihaiu said today that one of
the women who luut been high priest
ess in the cult hail agreed to testify.
Whether this was Mildred Bridges,
Monn Rees or some other girl,, Buni
hnm would not say. The fact, how
over, that it hud been announced
that the two girls had refused to tes
tify against See has aroused tho
belief that tjio girl who will take tho
stand is in some other way connect
ed with the case and whose nnmo has
not yet been given out.
('Iris May Trullf)-.
Biiniham said today that the con
fessions made by tho Reese and
Bridges girls lo the police when the
"juuior commonwealth" was raided
and Seo was found living with them
will bo introduced und it i expected
the defense may put thu girls on the
stand to repudiate tho statements.
It is expected that this effort on
tho part of the defense will be
blocked by (he action of Judge Ho-
nore, who has decided to put the
girls ou a,s witnesses for the court.
The court will himself conduct the
direct examination, bringing out any
points that he thinks the jurors
should hear. Tho court's witnesses
will ho (hen subject lo cro. exami
nation, both by thu defense and tho
stale, but thu cross-examination will
ho confined to the points covered iu
the direct examination.
Stephen Bridge, a wealthy jew
eler, .Mildred's father, pnee a follower
of Sec, will be tho first witness for
thp state. Bridgos has sued Seo fur
.fJOOjOOO datuagus for tho alienation
of Ills wife's affections aud for the
abduction of his difnghtcr. Mrs.
Bridges, Mildred's mohor, know of
and, sanctioned tho girl'H eomieHiou
with tho "junior, commonwealth."
Sw'IfT CURRENT HAS, .
DISASTROUS FIRE
SWfFT CURRENT, Sask., J 17.
-7A disuhlrous firo occurred bore
Into yeslprduy iiflunioon, the ohh be
ing .estimated nt'.f 100,000,. Tho fire
t,otally"(IuHtrotvod the buildings and
Htpisk.of the Great Northern Supply
company and part of (ho Interna
tional Lumber and Implement com
pany's lumber yard. At one timo
tho conflagration threatened tho
Swift Current Hardware .oomimnv
puny .premises,. t(m Anderson Dliil
Kdmaiibou Implement warehouse, Ihc
fhmoiiH Morcautilo company, tho J,
W. McArlhur Boot and Shoo com
pany' sstoro, Uio Aloxaiidru hold.
tho Bank (if ('onimorrp, and Bojliu's
bonded warehouse. nll jP wliir.li'
eaugjit fire. By Hip pfforls of I ho
citizens .with tho aid of tjio C..P. If.'
wuier'worKH system, tuo outbreak
was finally gof under control
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