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arEDTTORD MAIL TRTBUNR MEDFORD, OR KAON. SATURDAY. RWPTWM'RWR 9.1011.
of liss KUu&cth
liiuell ltlgr nm Mr. Ira ,1. Dodge,
which Is to lie solemnized Tuusduy
rvwiiiiK, September 12' nt tho home
of the l)nde;cfecs jiiii'eiits on Hos
Court nrniniW to, htf tlic Hocml fcvent
of tlio (AVbiiiik weel-. Doth young
people nrc very popular in n wide eir
rloflpf friend; and the wedding, 0nle
marked l.v k miiet kininlltitv will he
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perfectly appointed hi every detail
Tlie invitational lit is n iongmio and
iuelndeV. miuiv friends oiP fhr two n
trcsod fnniiliei froin (he"cn4 irtidj
iniuuie wcsi. w Ir
A dinner party nt the NnMi jrrill
Inst evening given by the hridc-clccl's
sister, MKs Folgor for the bridal
party was ono of the pleasant nf fnirs
of the week. A. eolor-sehcine of
preen anil yellow was carried out bv
the TiSc nf fern and gorgeous Jollow
wild .sunflowers. Covers were laid
for Vcn, the guests "hemp; "Mrs. Denny,
of Pennsylvania, sister of Mr. Dodge,
Miss Folgor, Miss Johnston, Mis
Elizabeth Folger, Mws Joy FoIct.
Miss Ida Lee Keutncr, Mr. JInwnrd
Dudley, Mr. Lee "Root- Mr. Lfoyd
Houston. Mr. tinny ", Ifousiou and
Mr. Ira Dodge.
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Tho recently organlioil Order of
Moose, entertained tho ladles Thurs
day evening In their new liall on
West Main street. The colors of the
order, red and -white, and quantities
of brilliantly colored chrysanthe
mums, Iwere BBed tn decorations. A
banquet -was served in tho dining
hall and "a program by local talent,
followed by dancing, with music by
the Eames trio. The order Is arrang
ing for a monster minstrel show to
be put on in' tho near future.
Misses Joannette Osgood and Phoe
bo Hance, two of Medtord's most
popular young ladies,' were tho charm
ing hostesses Tuesday afternoon to
about 25 of their friends at the borne
of tho former on "West Eleventh
street. Tho hours were spent play
ing bridge and "Mrs. Wcntz, having
the highest score, was presented with
a beautiful copy of Gene Stratton
Porter's recent novel, The Harvert
er.v "Dainty refreshments were serv
ed. a
The Ladles' Missionary society of
tho Presbyterian church held a pleas
ant session Tuesday afternoon at the
country "homo "of Mrs. Walter Frazer
Brown, making tho trip by automo
bile. Papers were read by Mrs. Tee.
MrsV English, Mrs. ESllln and Mrs.
Watt.
Among the young people leaving
for college are Miss 'Mildred Gerig,
who goes to Belmont college, Nash
ville, Tenn., and "her brother, Frank,
who will enter the University of Ar
kausas. They left Thursday evening'
for tho easL
Mr.vand Mrs. Hoj informally en
tertained with an evening of music
Wednesday at their home on Rose
aventie. Mr. I. I. Petty a recent ad
dition to Medrord musical circles,
snng in finished stylo tho baritone
arias from "Elijah" and 'Messiah."
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morley of Aber
deen, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Morley arid two children of Saginaw,
Mich., and Mr. Paul Morley of Sag
Inaw, Mich., arrived Sunday morning
for a visit at the home of Mrs. C. II.
Glalzo.'
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Miss Flora Gray, who has returned
from several months' study with
Charles Dverko, of Portland, former
ly of, Berlin,' Germany, has opened a
piano etnudlo in the St. Mark's build
ing. Tho Pythian Sisters of Talisman
Tcmplo, No. 40, will open their hall
for the season's work on Septem
ber 20. A full attendance of officers
and .members is desired.
Mrs. Mary Potor a popular primary
teacher and a 'sister of Attorney Gus
Newbury, with her two daughters,
Mary and Klith, have moved from
Jacksonville to Mcdford.
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" A reception was held last ovenlng
at the Cuthole church in honor of
Father O'Farrell, who haB been a,
pointed tho successor of Father Van
Clarenbeck.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Koeno, who are
mnklng an oxtended stay at Coronado,
nta enjoying the delightful climate,
and Mrs. Kcono is rapidly regaining
hor health,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bevoridgo are
homo from a summor spent in Port
land, .
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concert, uniquo in character, will
be given tho last of this month by
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Grace Josephine Brown. The pro
gram, consisting solely of Ymcrlcau
and English songs, will Include a
group of Indian songs to be given In
costume.
Tho C, W. II. M. of the Christian
church met In the church on Wed
nesday afternoon. The principal bus
iness enacted was the election of of
ficers for the ensuing j'enr. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Presl
ilnnt. Mrs. Oultzlev: vlce-nrestdent.
Mrs. Burgess) i?CTetarj Mrs. Sooly,
re-elected; treasurer, Mrs. Denman,
re-elected. The5 secretary and treas
urer have served In their respective
capacities for tho past year. A vote
or thanks was tendered"" to the retir
ing president. Mrs. Ilinmnn. who
lenves soon for her forruer homo in
Cellar Rapids, la., an dalso'to Miss
Smaulpausen, a. worthy member, who
goes' to Ontario, Qal. Tho next meet
ing of the society will be held at the
church.
Mayor and Mrs. H. Canon have
returned from their summer outing
and aro, at home to their friends on
Genesee street.
Mrs. C L. Corwin of Aftoria has
arrived for a visit with her tons,
Homer and Sterling RothermcL
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Charles Rogers of Spokane, who
has been visiting Medford friends, re
turned to his homo Tuesday.
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Mrs. J. F. Tlutchason has gone to
Portland for ancxtended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Cofer.
Mrs. Porter Neff and Mrs. Brack
enreid left Sunday for San Francisco.
FERULLO BAND
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Celebrated Musical Organization and
6rad Opera Stars, Monsieur and
Madame Begue to Be Heard To
morrow. .
The Ternllo band management, in
its conscientious efforts to nfford the
public the be&t possible' in vocal as
well as instrnmental music, has
scored heavily in the exclusive en
gagement of the eminent dramatic
baritone from the Metropolitan opera
hbube, Monsieur Begue.
In this great wnger it is Rare to
say that the mnsic lovers who jour
ney to the Natntorium will hear a so
loi&t whoso equal has net before a'p-
lenred with any band we have yet
heard.
Monsieur Begue has for the pnst
twelve years ranked high on the
roster of the greatest operatic com
paiiyn of this country, and Europe,
ho having but recently finished the
.regular season with the New York
organization' mid was about to sail
for his native land when tendered
the Fernllo engagement for the sum
mer. Far away bej'ond tho ordinnn-
modest diversion, the appearance nf
this eminent nrtist with the Fcrullo
band will menu much to the music
lover who seeks the very' Wst in yo-
rcal art.
' M. Bepue, during his short season
with the band will be heard in most
-of the great flrian which have made
Iils- Jinme famous in the Important
'operatic centers of Europe and Am
'erica. lie will sing in French. Ger
man and itlamn, while lug encores
"will iueluile n number of Neapolitan
xojk-tfongfi, given m a maimer that
will prove a revelation to the band
patrons.
NOTICE.
Tho Taclan Sisters of Temple Tal
isman will open tljelr meeting Sep
tember 20, at R. P. Hall. Good at
tendance of officers and members is
desired.
MRS. EDNA ISAACS,
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MRS. A.'E. TROWBRIDGE,
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THOUSANDS KILLED FOIt TWO
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Bend 25 conla to' HKLKIltK CHEMI-
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Husking for Health.
MISS NOBODY
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STARLAND
Great Musical Comedy Coming to the
Medford Theater on Sept. 15
Hive Vail Stars In Title Roll
Many Pretty Show Girls.
Mort 11. Smer nnnoun 'S himself
as merely the producer of "MNs No
body from Starland," tho stupendous
imiMoul comedy production that up
pears nt Medford opem houu tn
Tuesday, September lfth. But it ap
pears that the idea of the title char
acter and some of the more important
incidents of the plot are the result
of his suggestions to lUe authors.
Tho "Miss Xobody" of the chorus,
who is portrayed hi the play, it iisems
formerly adorned the swaying front
row at the Princess thchtre, Chicago,
where her social and financial o.v
ploits caused no nd of excitement.
Mr. Singer met the young woman en
route tn Xew York, not long after
she hnd left his employ and her ic
cilnl of her affluence and happiness
brought to her distinction of being'
selected as the model that was fol
lowed in the cnniMitiou of "Miss
Nobody from Starland."
"Miss Nobody from Starland" is
the joint work of Adams, Hough and
Howard and Mitchell who are respon
sible for nearly nil of Mr. Mort 11.
Singer'; successes. The. nook ' nud
lyrics are particularly bright and
erisj) while the musical selections are
said to be gvms of melody.
Olive Vail's title role in Mort H.
Singer's big musical comedy produc
tion "Miss Nobody from Stlirland"
will be that of "Mfss Nobody" of the
chorus who makers teople believe she
really is somebody when she is off
the stage and away from the foot
lights. She is" a shy little enchant
ress who has all sorts of cunning
schemes on foot for her own ag
grandizement, She lias beauty ami
n manner tnat makes all the men tail
in love with her to such an extent
that she ei them as unwitting
agents to aid her in carrying onl her
little plots. One of these is nn un
dertaking with her brother to smug
gle a few diamonds across the ocean
into the United States. The brings ,
the dinmonds across the Atlantic on
the liner Lusitania and jso cleverly
does she entrance those around her
that she even has as ullic.. detectives
of the customs department who have
been put on trail of diamond smug
glers. Everybody wants to mnrry
her and on thd Atlantic Voyage she
annexes several 'mpas' and 'broth
ers' who do not discover the entan
glements into which they have been'
put, until the Inst curtain fulls on n
stage door scene at 'the Medford
theater where "Miss Nobody from
Starland" will be seen on Frit'
September loth. Scots on snle .it
Raskins' Monday rooming.
Printing of all kinds nt Portland
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