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PAGE TWO aCEDFOKP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, AUGUST 0. 101 1. Mr. niul Mrs. George Dnpjrelt, Mr. Mr. Sylvester Hull (nee MeDer and Mr. F. li. Alnddcn, Mr. Sterling, tuott) is cvceted to return soon Miss Slorlhifr, Mr. nml 'Mm. Fnsllfrom. a visit ft lier old homo in Hopkins niul oni, Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. Heimies, Mr. 11. 11. Tronsnii, Mr. F. II. New hull nml Mr. (ierulil Sooy Smitli, h'turned In$t week from n ten days' trip to Crescent CSty. ' The member of the W. C. T. U hclil nn plant fan of officers nt the Baptist church Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. S. L. Leonard was elected president; Mm. Hoy Ifecves record ing secretary, Miss Annn Jeffrey eor- resiondiri secretary; Mw T. A, ITuwq treasurer. Mr. A. C. Fletcher of Xorthfield Mi'tin., is visiting bin dnughter, Mrs A.' K. Wan, Mi"- Abbie Flctchar f Vallev City, N. I)., U nlo n gucht of Iter sister, Mrs. Ware, Mr. Will Phipps and family ar rived Tlniisilny from Calvary, Al berta. Mr. Phipps is a son of J. I). Phipps, and Torme'rly lived in Med ford Mrs. E1 Hnhley and children leave bnturday. for Seattle where she will 30m Mr. Hanley. Later they will leave for a short trip Jo Alaska. ! Dr. C K. Hay returned Wednes day from San Francisco where he ac companied Colonel Frank Kay. Col onel Ray has returned to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kline left Thursday on a motor trip to Port land. They expect to be away three weeks. r Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hoichkfes and Mrs. Kindersmith of Minneapolis are the quests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hotcli kiss. ... MY. and Mrs. R. A". Johnson, Miss Nellie McNeil and Mr. Pottinger made the trip to Crater lake last week. , Mrs. XL. U. Luinden will send the week -wiflfMr. arid M"r. George King at their ranch near Butte Falls. Pennsylvania. Mii Myrtle Woodford of Port- land is hre . on n viit with her father, Po-stmntcr Vodford. Mr. and Mrs. Madden, Mr. Ster ling ami Miss Jessie Sterling leave for a trip to Alaska boon. Mrs. K. R. Seeley mid family and Uenuford Leonnrd left Thursday for Xewport for several weeks. Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Shields leave on a camping trip this week on Hie .Unite, above Butte Fnlls. The family of C, II. Pierce and William Vnwter left Wednesday for a trip to Crater lake. C. II. Pierce left Thursday on a six weeks business trip through the middle states. Mrs. Frank Redden and children returned last week from an outing in the Applegnte. Mrs. A. N. Keny and daughter left for Eugene last week after a short visit in Medford. Councilman W. W. Eifert re turned last week from an extended eastern trip. Mis Kate Buckley of San Fran riseo is visiting her ohl home on the Applegnte. Rev. L. F. Belknap left for a short vis.it at Klamath Fall?, last week. ... Mrs. W. N. Goriiam of Woodville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Roy Reeves. V .... Mr. II. C. Kentner returned last week from -a trip toSeattle and Port-laud. Miss nazel ' Bishon of tho guest o 3fr. and Mrs. baiem s D. Miner. A Miss I one Klynn entertained Wednesday afternoon for her guest, Miss My 1 tie Roberts. Pink roses ami Ivy wern sed for decoration. Re. freshments were served during the ultcrunou, a little basket of pink roses forming the center piece of the pink color scheme was carried throughout the luncheon. The guests besides the honor guest were Miss Agues nacs Mm l.nraiue Mlituli, Miss Bertha Brandenburg and Miss Mildred Gerig. Mrs. Ed llnnley entertained ft few friends at her country homo Thurs day afternoon. Tho afternoon was spent playing hridgu and at ,1 o'clock n most delicious dinner was served Mrs. UanleyN guests were Mes. dames Sullivan. Ran. Ilafer, Hop- kins nml Muudv. The missionary society of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs. Ellis on Tuesday last. A very inter esting program was given and dain ty refreshments were served. Dur ing the afternoon the ladies made bedding for the Sheldou-Jaeksou school at Sitke, Alaska. The count) convention of the W C. T. U. was held Saturday at the, Baptist church. Luncheon was served to the delegates and a business meet ing was held in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Reed mid son. Mrs. Ed Stup. Mrs. W. II. Van Scoyw and daughter, Mrs. Chidester, and Miss Edith Chidester enjoyed an out ing at Ashland last week. ... Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ilafer and Mr. Howard Dudley leave Sunday on a motor trip to Crater lake, return ing by way of Klamath Fnlls. They expect to be awav a week. . '. . Mr. and Mrs. Joo Ilmnmersley, Miss Ilmnmersley of Gold Hill, and Mr. and .Mrs. Carter of Portland returned Monday from a trip to Crater lake. ... Dr. and Mrs. Stokes entertained at dinner Thursday for their guests Dr. nnd Mrs. Ewing nml Dr. and Mrs. Reid of Lincoln. 111. ... Miss Schliss. who has been tin? guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. N. Camp bell, left last week for her home in Jamestown. N. D. Mr. C. J. Reeves and family w'to has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Reeves( left for Hakersfielil, Cal., last week. ... Mrs. M. E. Lumsilen spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. G. F. King on their ranch near Butte Falls. DOROTHY WHITNEY ENGAGED TO PROMINENT FINANCIER. MISS POROTHY WHITNEY Of worldwide interest is the engagement nnuoituceiuent in New York of Miss Dorothy P. Whitney, daughter of the late Wil'inm l Whitney, to Mr. Willanl I). Straight or Oswego, N. Y. Miss Whitney is well known and gicatly admire! in society nnd has travelled extensively iu Europe, where she is at pieseut. Her tiaucc, al though only thirty-one years old, is n financier of note, who hml a prominent part iu putting through the recent Chinese loans. Miss Jennie Cameron of Mimic njMills, Minn., 11 former teacher in the Medford schools, is hcio visit ing friends. H ... Miss Susy Holmes has returned from Treadwell, Alaska, and will spend her vacation at her "old home iu Ashland. Miss Alice Van Fasten of Miiutc npolls' Minn., wns the guest oflr. and Mrs. Watt for a few days last week. Mrs. King, who has been visiting Mrs. J. D. Heard on Siskiyou heights, left Friday for her home in Port land. ... Mr. and Mrs. Qcdfl. Crawford left Friday for an outing t Colostin. Mrs. Alexander Duff is entertain ing her sisters, Mrs. Frank Leon. aid nnd Mrs. John Raywood of Chi cago ... Mr. and Mrs. . F. I'lalt are re ceiiug congratulations tiHu the birth of a son, July 110. ... Dr. and Mrs, Saunders mid it par ty of friend eae Tuesday for an outing nt Butte Falls. ... Mrs. T. E. Daniels left last week for bis Angeles. She is expected home Monday. ... Mrs. W. F. Isaacs mid son are spending several weeks at Colcstiu. ... Miss Mildred Smith of Portland is the guost of Miss Willi. Mm. i:, U. Btlckltm mid iIiiiikIiUt MIrm .IoknIu of new I'lne Creek, Ore Koii, were the muml Innl week of Mr. nml .Mm. W. T. (Irlovo. Mm. HtloUUm Ih a lHler of Mm, (lih nml wn a former renldent of .Mmlfonli - ... Mm. A. M. Van Meter and diuuth ler.MlHrt Sarah who lmvo been Nnml Ing the iiuninicr with Dr. and Mm. 0. 0. Van Ueoyoc left WedncMtltiy for thulr homo In LMminpiilgn, III. ... Mr. Dart Miller who him been BpemllnK the Hummer In Medford left TucHday for his home In New York, llu will attend Cornell unlvemlty, thin coming year, . . Mr, and Mm. .Mouahau and Mlis Shirley TIioiuuh of t'lillfornla, who are tho gnent of Mr ami Mm. V. K Oanlels are iendluK the week rnmp Inn nt Hullo Falhu ... MIhh Lllltnu Loekntt of rncademi. Cnllfornln, who lias been vlnUIng her Hlnlur Mm. N. I). McDowell, for noinn time roturnud to her homo limt wimlo V Mr. Frank Amy and family nml Mr. T, K. PottliiKer and family r lurheil tho first of tho weeK from an unto trip to Crater Lake. Mr. nnd MrV 1. 1?. Momhii nnd family, Mr. unit Mm. II. 0. HounVy ami .MIhs LIIIId Wood are ramping nt Dead Imllitn Soda SprliiKH. ... Mm. Ola McMillan nmt win of 8nc. rameutn, California In the kuchI of her brother Profmwor N. L. Nurregan and bis family, ... Mr. and Mm. (Jerlg, MImii Mildred and Mr. Frank Oerlg returned Tues rtny from a trip to Crater Lnko nnd Klamath Fa I In. ... Mr. and Mm. Clin. P. Albert left Saturday for an extended trip through tho east. They will be away an Indefinite time. ... Mm. H. O. (Inllowny nml (ton of Portland aro vhdtliiK her parent. Mr. uml Mm. M. V, Hkeel nl Knyarlft ranch. ... Mr. nml Mm. John II. Orth and (laughter are expected home tho flrt of the week from an outing at New port. ... v Dr. and Mm. Walter Stoke hove 11 their client Dr. ami Mm. Km lug, Dr. ami Mm. Heed of, Lincoln, III. Mrs. F. (1. Thayer is isiting rd- atives in Eugene. ... 'Mr. Kilwln Jamioy left Tuesday for Orescent City. Mr. ami Mm. H. MoKowun of Portland wore tho giumta of Mr. uml Ml. l I. llUUhluwnn IahI wo'dt, ... Mm. tleorgo Mi'Oftllon and diiugli ler are vImIIIiiK Mm, MeCallmm iif- j.'ii, Mr. nml Mm. J, (3, Wood. JMm. A. M. McKay of Vumouver, IL.C. I tin' RiU'nl 'f I'''" I'lHentn Mt;. mid Mm, (b'o. D. Uocim. ... 'Mr. I'Mwntd Keunemiy of Pawnilena, California, I the uel or Dr. ami Mm. P. C. PaKo. Miss Oru Adkins of Poitlnml Is Lsiliug her pntculx, Dr. ami Mm. II. K. AdkliiH. 1 ... Mm. L. O. Ling ml "i FnrroHt loft for (JhlcftRO IiihI week for a three inouthn vUlt. 1 ' . Mm. M. IblllliiKer and her dangle tOr, Mm. A. Htover left Vedneday for ('iilenlln. ' Mr J. IJ. llllitmrd and tiimlly leave Momlny for a tumping trip mi the Appier, nto. .Nfr. and Mr. C II Hrown roturie oil lnt week fnnn a week' nithii; al ColeHtln. Mr. and Mm. Ueo. Von iHr llelleu uml noil are vlltlug al the Hill" l.edgo mine. ... Mr. Hlaluo Klmn mid ilnughter iue returned from a lll to New port. ... Mr. and Mr. Cochrane have been enJoyltiR an outing nl Lnjnrt rniuli. D. 0 Trowlirldge, Jr., I recover ing from a wverr attack of iiiluey. ... Mr. and Mm Trlet of Ohio aio the uet of Mr and Mm. J. C. Wood. ... Ml Madge Hlddell entertained tho Thumdny llrldr.e Club Innl week. ... Mr, Jauie llyrou wn tho guet lal week of Mr. W. II. Meeker. ... Mm. H. U, Warner and on returie ed to Colitln Friday morntuR, N ... Mr. and Mr. I! A. Welch are en joying an outing nl Newport. ... Mm. M. Wort in n n loft for Portland for a thdt of iernl week. ... Mm. 11. F Mulkey returned Frldoy from a vllt Iu Ahlaud. Minn Heiilah Warner left Friday fur a lll at Cotcllu. (Additional Soeietv In Mnin .Sivtmn) -Jl Jt-Htt1 W-X'A Manicuring i .- - : - j' i -. ' ' - f In Madame Roodo's manicuring parlor are to be found nothing but tho very latest and best Id Instruments. These are thoroughly steril ized before each treatment, which not only makes them absolutely clean but antiseptic and sanitary. Facial Massage Centuries ago the civilized people of the world learned tho value of bathing and of keen ing tho body thoroughly clean. Why did they not learn at the same time that tho exposed parts of the body, tho hands anil face, demand several times as much attention? These have been sadly neglected until during the last two or three generations, when it has become known that It Is unnecessary to havo deep wrinkles In tho fuco and neck. By constantly keeping the same expression on one's face lines will como and It takes expert treatment and care to re inovo th6m. It is necessary that tho face be innssaged and manipulated or these lines and wrinkles will become permanent by exposure to tho wind and dUKt. By means of proper lo tions, colored lights and tho electric vibrator the sklu becomes onco more tho pliable, satin cov ering tbut It should. Manufacturing In tho manufacturing department puffs, curls, trauaformatlous, etc., are roaao to your order, your combings uro rooted, sorted and woven Into any kind of switch desired. Practically all preparations used In tho treat ment of tho scalp, face, bauds and feet by Mnd amo Hoodo uro an&do right hero. CHIROPODY 1 in ; . In THE BEAUTY SHOP chiropody Is one of tho main features. Anyone who has suffered from corns, bunions, etc., knows that nothing will tire tho whole body so much as "sore feet." Madamo Roodo will relieve any kind of sore, tired feet and in a way that Is soothing nnd comforting and not painful and nerve-racking. SHAMPOO Madame Hoodo manufactures tho shampoo used In THE BEAUTY SHOP and does not liesl tato to recommend It to tho public. It contains absolutely -no alkalies or nclds, which aro detri mental to the ccalp nnd hair, but Instead n prep aration which gives the hair llfo and lustre. After receiving a shainoo hnvo you ever found the hair to bo "sticky" or mattey? If so try THE BEAUTY SHOP and noto tho difference. Scalp Treatment In treating tho xralp tho dandruff genu Is the 0110 which occnsloiiH tho most trouble. It'ln o rourso necesMary to eradicate thl germ, but In so doing not to kill tho hair or Injure tho fol licle or tiny sac which surrounds the hair root Immediately below tho epidermis. By meatifl of onr own preparation and the use of tho elec tric vlbrnssago Madame Roodo not only cure tho dandruff but leave th ra1p In a healthy tato which la conducive to heavy nnd luxuriant hair. Opening Announcement MADAME ROODE will open THE BEAUTY SHOP in Rooms 26-29 Jackson County Bank Building from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p. m., on Friday, Aug. 11th. It is with pleasure that she requests the presence of the ladies and gentlemen of Medford to inspect the shop which has for its motto "Sanitation," and where all combs, brushes and instruments are thoroughly sterilized before each treatment. To introduce her practice and preparations to the people of Medford and the Rogue River Valley Ma'dame Roode is going to give $50.00 Worth of treat ments absolutely free, to those attending the opening. There will be siuvenirs for the ladies ahd children. MUSIC , FRIDAY, AUGUST 11th Hair Gutting It is a common thing to hear mothers say, "Yes, my boy needs his hair cut for weoks, but I Just hate to take him to a harbor shop," or, "I try to cut It because I dlsllko to take him Into a harbor shop and then wait for him." Sometlmeu It Is "I waut to get my little girl's hair 'bobbed, but I am dreading to take her to tho shop." THE BEAUTY SHOP solves the question. DUTCH CUT A fiHECIAt FEATURE PRICES Munlcnro ..,....,..,,... HuirdrcMH Scalp Treatment Shumpoo (nltli ImliilrchM) Tonic Rub , . , . , Dliy Khuiupoo flngelng Clipping ..,..,,, . , Suite lies nuiilo from roiohlngK, ....... Curl, J'nffH anil TiaiiMformatloiiM to Pace MiiNHitgo , , , , , Hand .Mammgo ami Hleiuli ChiroHMly . . , , , , , j . , . , . Children's Hair Cutting (uny xtylo) . , .noc ,ft0t: ,75c , 7."5e , . ..noc . ...,nou . ,..,noc . ...,noc $i.rso up older, . . , . 1 75c . ...r,uo , ,50c up :ir: Tonic Rub Tho Tonic Hub Ih becoming moro popular all tho tlnio among tho peoplo who tuko pride In tho condition of their hair. Tho rcclpn which Mnd inn it Hoodo uhoh wuh purchamid by her from u largo 1'arlnlan firm for a coiiHldorablo mini of money uml Is tho best. Tonic Rub Ik a treat ment which loosens tho scalp and by manipula tion glveH tho skin an oxhlllratlon not rorolvod othorwlHO. Hair Dressing The hair dressing department Is conducted by n young man from New York City who Is not only a gruiluato Iu all linen of hulr work but Iiiih hml a largo experience. Ho will drens your hair In any stylo you dcnlro ami no chnrgo In made If you nroTiot entirely imtlHrlcd. Fancy hair tlroimlng for parties, rccoptlonn, balls, etc., a specialty. 111 i .i ; Hand Massaging and Bleaching It Is thought by a great many people that hand niaiwaglng hml bleaching Is simply an ex time for getting tho people's money. Thin, how over, Is u mlNtak'eu Idea, for whllo It Is liiipon tlblo to mnko ''new hands" it would surprhio you what n ohnngo can bo effected In a Hhort time by expert mmilpulallon, tho iiho of colored lights and tho application 0f u good lotion, This ts especially vnlnablo after your camping trip. Eloclrlc treatment If desired. Human Hair Goods Mndmno Hoodo will at all (Iiuoh cairy a full lino of human hulr goodn at Til 15, IIEAUTY BHOP. You will bo able to procure tho exact shade dOHlred, and If not It will b ,, WWIIN 'to order It for 'ymi. The most populnr stylo that tho world linn tooii In yoaiH, tin, PHVCIIK KNOT, will uIho bo bundled. Call at tho Khop and Inspect thhi, tho Intent hair creation. t , .j'&wmm!'.- . .-?--..,
