NMEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDffORP, OIHMIOX. NA'ITUDAY, 'APRIL 20, 1912.
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A IIIOHl llolllllllflll OIllol'llllllllK'Ilt
wiiii (liven Wednesday ovonliiK liy tli
I'ytlilun Hlhtui'M to tlm niomliui'H of tho
Knlahtii uf I'ythliw ami u few frlomlH.
'I'ho liull witH nrllHllcully decorated
with iiiilo hloMomii mill imtiiiliiH, tho
niiiiio riowiiiM iiluo ilui'urutliiK tlm biiu
Ht tables.
Kollowlnjf'tlio liuiuiiiot cards mill a
wiulnl tlniK wont enjoyed by all. Tlio
coiuinltleo In cIiiiimo wan Mm. (loo.
1. Alliums, chairman, Mm. dim. T.
O'llrlcn, Mr, mid Mr. H. V. Coffin,
Mr. mul Mni. 0. A. I'oo, MIhhcii l.nr
alnn illlton, lone Klynn, Inn Coffin,
(louovlovo Wormian, MnnurH. Karl
Itoynohhi, mul Lauren lmmoun,
Tlio kiiuhIh were: Mr. anil Mrs, A.
Iluhhurd, Mr. ami Mm. .lulin Olm
uti'ail, Mr, anil Mrs. Metlounu, Mr.
ami Mm, lion Trowbrlduo, Mr. ami
MrM. J. Per), Mr. and Mm. I,. Whll
Iiik'. Mr. ami Mr. II, M, Collins,
Mr. ami Mr. l'riink lunucti, Mr. ami
Mm. II, 0. Woitmiin, Mr. ami Mm.
J. A. t'orry, Mr. ami Mm. Kit Trow
lirlilHit, Mr. mul Mm. Klfurt, Mr. mul
Mm, .1, 1'. Hutchison, Mr. ami Mm.
('. ,1, i:aiitinan, Mr. ami Miu. (I.
KolirunlmiiKli. Mr. ami .Mm, J. T.
Hiiiumorvlllo, Mr. mul Mm. rosier,
Mr. mul Mm. K. V. W'ltto, .MIhhcm
Akim-ii Isaacs, .MaiKimit Cromer, Hmllu
Van Dyke, lux Coffin, Worn Welch,
llorthu HramlKiilaii'K, (Joraldlun
MIhcIik, lltilnu Onlil, Mary Umiwoll,
Kthol ami lliuul Cox. Mown. Itoswoll
Coffin, Kriiwl ,McKo. Carl Ulnsaow,
William MmuiH, Iloiaco llrownley,
lluiiiurford Kurr, lloit Hlull, I'aul
HoIiIkoii, Poril Hills, Jitniim Ojutklur,
Kvori'tt TrowlirlilKu, Ilonry lliwidl
ami John IMilogar.
A vury InlorwtliiK talk wtw kIvvii
by .Mia llolit, l.a I'ollotto Thursday
niuniliii:. at the. t'lul) rooms of tlio
Uruutor Modfoid club. Mm. I.u Pol-
ltiu Iuih a iiuiNt churmluu porumill(y
ami was otithiitfhiNilcully reetdvud. Him
irnHnieil notiio very convincing tru.lm
aliont HtiffritKo ami by hor own man
mr hIiowuiI that thoro I mi fiar that
Miffrnno will toml to maku one Ion
womanly or without cltariu. Croat
luionml wan shown by tlioso pumuiit
ami plans nro bldiiK intulu to fnrui a
Miiffnu;o orKiuiUiUloti In Mndford.
Mm. I.u I'ollotto vwh kIiowii over a
part of I tin vhIIc" boforo tlio uittetliiK
by .Mimilmmifl I Infer, Iteddy ami Culo,
ami a luuuliooii wiih kIvoii Imr lattir.
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In honor, of MIm Alolha Kuiurlrk
mul Imr Kiuwt f.MI Mllilrud llalluy
Mlcti Kuril Mute IiIhoii iutortainiMl at
brblKo Woiliuwday aftitruoou.
MIkh Itlddull wau I tin winner of iho
firm favor and Mm. .IoIiiimoii of tlio
M'coud. Tho Invltml kiumIa wuro
MuHdmrnw Itoilflold, Ira Dodiio, Itotli
ttnnal, JoIiiinoii. McUowoll, Llitroln.
MIkmwc Kniorlok, llalluy, Itlddoll. liiu
Huh, DiMiol. Ilazol Uavln, Kuntuur. Ida
I.iio Kontimr, Kborhardl, Onnooil.
llrookH, MlldiDd Watv. 1'ltoubu llanco.J
Prlmiii ami (Inul)ii llnanl.
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To lolubrati! Mr. J. It. McClntrlileV
birthday, Mm. McClnlclilo Kv liltu a
iiiirUo party I'rlday uvonlnir at tludr
homo miar .lii(d(ouvlllti. A "hard
IIiiiom" Miippor wiik Korvi'd at 7 o'nlocU
or Iidiiiik, liioun bruad and doiiuh
initn. Hard tlinu iohIiiiiiom wimo worn
ami ovurythliiK Uu wan In kminlng
with tho I dun. Old fnHliloiuid'dmu-o
ami i;;i iiiiih woro idayod mul a ino.it
unjoyablo tliuo wiih miiuiU. About 15
KiiijMlu wnro lirt'Konl from ,latkN0it
vllloaud Modfonl.,
Mlwi Alolha ISmurlck onterlaliied
at bridKo Thiimday afternoon for hor
Client .MIhh Hualoy of Hpokaue. Tho
Invited KOUMtH wuro .Minima Hoaloy,
IIohh Kuutuor, Ida Leo Koutnor,
Madmi Itlddoll, EiikIIbIi. IliooltH,
IIiiIhIiIhoi), Eburluirdt, Marjorlo'
Duuul, Carey and Mm. Itodfluld.
MIhh Hazel Davbi outorlaluud at
IIiIiIko Krldity afternoon for MIhh
Alolha Emurlck ami her Client MIhh
llouloy, lluHldoii tho honor kiiuhIh
tliOHo proiioiit wore MUuuh lluitha
KukIIhIi, MiuIko1 Ulildull, IIohh Kout
nor, Ida I.eo Koutnur, Mldrud Ware.
, and Korn llutcliliiHon.
MIhh Alotha lOmerlck, who Ih ut
toudlu;; tho Unlvomlty of OroKOu at
KtiKouo Ih HpundliiK tho EiiHlor vaca
tion with hor parouta In Mudford,
MIhh Mlldrod llealoy of Hpokano, who
la a claHHiiiatu or MIhh Emurlck, Ih hur
Uiiest. Tlioy return lo coIIoku Sun
day. Mi'H. J. I). Hoard wau hoK(eHH at a
churmliiK luiichoou ut her' homo ou
HlHklyou HulKhtH, Saturday. Ilo,r
Kuurtta woro MpHdamoH Hopkins, Car
pontor, DuulolH, EukUhIi, IliidKo, J. M,
Hoot, Evan ItuainoH, Iloddy, Caroy,
Ptil'dlu, WaltlmiH, EUIh, UutcliUion,
Scautllu and Kan.
Mr. and Mm. II. I). Mollrldo and
Mm. Dni'lliii Snyder loft WoduoHday
for i t'l to Poi'tiumi,
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Tho LiiiIIoh' Aid of thu ProHbytor
Inn cliiiruh will iimot TiiPHdny after,
noon nl 1!;.I0 o'clock. Tlu-io Ih a
KicAt dual of work to ho douo and all
urn iihIioiI to ho primont, Mm. U. H,
Itny Ih IiohIuihi fir tho aflornooii.
III. Ilov. UhiiM, HcaddliiK. .!),
hlMhop of OruKon, will maku an offi
cial vlult to Ht. Mark'tt church Kiuulay,
A cdiuw of flfti.'oii will bo couflniiud
at tho 1 1 a, in. Nurvlco,
Dr. Ul:liurd HiiikIoih rotttruud Hun
day from Yruka, Cnllf., bilnnlni? with
him liU lirldo, who waa MIhb I.ydla
Croy, of (Jroy, Calif. Tlmy will inako
I heir houii) In Mudford.
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Mm. Mary HcoU and Ilarr mul
daiiKhtur MIhh Dolln, who bavo bucu
vImHIiik Mm. Ilarr'ii brother W. .1.
Bcolt, Urt Thiimday for thulr homo
In Kindlon, Ontario.
Mr. .lack Merrill had im IiIh kiiohIh
at IiIh country homo near Cold Hill.
Mr. and Mm. IMgac I hi for, Dr. ami
Mm, Kiilado ami MIhh Halado ami
Kpraitiio llclcol.
Mr. AuiIiimv Harvey who Iuih boon
vIhUIiik Mr. Kud Mm. H. V. Coffin,
left UiIh wciik for IiIh Iioiiio In Carrol,
Iowa, Ho oxpectM to rultirn mul intiko
bin homo hnro latur.
Dr. and Mm. CIiiih. T. (loduoy tf
I'laluvlow, TctiiH, who liuvit bcuii vl
ItliiK Mm. A. IColb-lior ami family
loft for tlmlr homo WoduoHilay.
Mr. and Mm. lunar. IIiuiioiihoii ami
ilaiiKhtnr of I.olmul, III., aro vixltltiK
lit Mudford. Mr. 1iiiioiihoii wiih a
fornior riMldont of .InckHouvllle.
I. lout, ami Mm. Ollhtirt Mr. Allun
who havo JiiHt rmurnod from Manila
aro tho kuihUm of Mr. and Mm. A. C.
Alton at Hollywood orchardrt.
Mm. T. H. Wnlib who Iuih boon
vlnltliiK her pmoutt), Mr. and Mm. M.
N. (iiiult. ruturncd t IiIh weuk to her
homo In I .oh AukoIc, Calif.
Th Junior Ijnrioavnr micloty of tlio
I'ruHbylarlnii cliurch will hold a xo
clul Haliirday evening front 7 to 1
o'oloolt In tho uhapol.
Tho iiurotliiK of tho Thiimday After
noon HrldKKo club wa pontpoiiu'd un
til uoxt week, whuii Mlmi Kara Uollay
will uutertalu.
Mr. Vornou Vawtor Ik hpuuiIIuk tho
Kaiter vacation with IiIh paruutH. Ho
oxpoctH to rotiirn lo tho t'nlvomlty tif
OiuKou Sunday.
The ladloH of tho Altar .Hocloty of
tho Catholic church kvo a card party
Tmwday ovvuuk In thulr Oakdale
tiviiiiuo hall.
Mr. Jack Merrill onturtnlucd nt
lumdiooii Thiimday at llolol Medford
for Dr. and MIhh Saladu and Mr. mid
Mm. I la for.
Mr. Don Itador, who Ih a Mtmloiit
In tho Unlvomliy of Oiogon, Is
npniidltiK tho Eiutur vacation with hur
patent.
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MIm KrmicuH Ward and Mr. Italph
Plokol of I.oiik Inland. KniiHitH, aro
tho ipioHlu of Mr. and Mm, LoiiIh
Voiiuk.
Mm. C S. Iloliiltuo of ItoioburK.
wan the guuHt t IiIh wool; of hur par-
untM, Ituv. mid Mm. E. O. EldrldKO.
Mm.H, Ilullbrouuur who ban buuu
tho KiiuMt or hur koii, Mr. Carl lloll
bronuer left Monday for California.
Mm. Clydo IlazolrlKI? loft aiiuday
for (IruunbuiK, lud., whoro alio was
aallud by tho death of hur father.
Mm. W. It. SlmoiiH of Port Town
tiuml, WuhIi., Ih tho Kiiunt of hur uld
ter, Mm. B. A. Lock wood.
Mr. S. f, ltosonburi;, ownor of tlio
Hear Creek orchard!), arrived huro
Wudnomlny from Heattlo,
MIhh Mlldrod Noll who Iuih buen t
tomllnt; coIIuko at llurkoloy, Calif.,
returnod homo Monday.
Mr, ami Mm. Aiuoh UIIhh havo vo
turned from San DIoko whoro tlmy
Hpout tho win tor.
Mm. T. HutehliiH lot't Thumday for
Hilt, Cnllf., whoro huu will remain
Hovural moiithH.
Mm. E. Cllno ruturiicd Tuondny
from a vhdt with hur mot hur In Stan
ton, Mich,"
Tho UrltlKo Idinchuoh club will bo
unturtalued by Mm. DanlulH noxt
weolfi
Tuemlnv ovcnliif,' Jim. llu)i Klllolt
K'ivo u iiniiiii) ciitertaimnoiii nl her
Ihmiiii on Morlli IJivemiile for I lie lien
elil of tlm Loyally Circle of Mm Mml
.M. V., cluiii'li. On uilliirini; tlio living
room ilccornlioiiH of rceim ami feniH
in limiKiilu IiiihIwIm Kicelcil tlie kiichIh,
iiml Urn eirclo iiaiiio In IcdorH of kjM
win limit; in Hie ateliwiiy liclwecn t tie
liviut; ami (litiini; rooniK. A prounun
of miiNic, icailiiiH, ami u lino talk on
tlio "Hiimro Deal" y Mr. Cmimly,
ami an iiiiiiihiiij; coiiIohL on HouurcH
of inMir, on which llio hiiIijccIh of
eoiivematioii bclwceii koiiIIoiiu.'H and
liulicH wax wrillcn, coiiMitmi'il n rreat
er inirl of llii! nveiiinj,'. The i)iaie
iitonl Hurvcil on a Hipiaro tattle, eon
wUtcd of ilifi'cient kimlH of eala, out
in niiiiui'., wrapped in Uhkiio pap:r
ami noli! for J ocnU a MUiiiu I.nlur
in mi iiiljoinini; room hot coffee timl
Mqiinro waforu on which wuro laid
H(iiaren of cIicohu, wcro Hcrvcil fn.ni
ii beautifully appointed tnblo whohe
chief ilecoralion wiih tin dainly red
mountain lily. .Mimic wi J'lirniHlivil
bv Iho pliouorapli. A larno iituuber
of kiichIh enjoyed Mr. Klliolt's box.
pilalily ami everyone prououu'ood the
oiitoriuiiiuiaiit where everything wn.i
iloiin on the ntinn;, a juiccomk, nofinl-
ly and tiiiniieiully.
Oao of tho oventH or tho coiiiIiik
wuolc Ih tlio proitiicllou of tho four
act dm nin. "Valley Kami," by tho
mombem of tho Junior HI. :.Iu.nn
Oulld. Tlio production Is under tho
direction of Mr. Ed AndrewM, which
alouo Iiihuich Kh oiiccokh. The stut;
lii Ih by tho uieiiiboni of tho (lulld.
Mimic by a carefully selected or
chcMtra Ih one of tho featurcH of the
evening. Following l thu caHt:
Hetty Holroml Ethel IlaxolrlKB
Alvlra Holcomb Iteba Dwlt?ht
Mm. ItutlcdKo Ethelwyu Ilrown
I.l7.a Ann Tucker. . . .Kutli HiitchltiKS
iHtibelle Carney Dot Ilerry
Verbena JorhIo Purdy
Harold Hullcdm:. . . .Horace Hroiulcy
Perry Deuno Herman Puruckor
Azarlnh Keep .Olen Con well
JvaultiKM Clen Conwell
David Hlldreth Cole Holmen
KllriH Holcomli
Tlio play Ih bclni; kIvoii to help ho
cure fiindH for a plpo orKan for the
now church and should ho well at
tended. The luuctiiiin; of the Wednesday
Slmlv uliili wiik held at the home of
Mm. Shield?, tliir- week. The .subject
was ".Social Settlement Work Anion;;
the ItalimiH in America." Mm. Wor
rell wiik in ehnruo of the program,
ami had prepared n inoiit intercstiii;
paper. Shu discuud the Meial ot
tlepientx anions thu Itnliaim in New
York, C'biciiKii and other eastern cit
iiw, liaudlim; the Mibjce.t uiimt inter-
ontiiisly. Owint; to Mm. Worrell's
absence from tho city. Mr. Mcam
wiih in ohnr-u ami tho paper prcpurvd
bv Mm. Worrell was read by Mm.
I. J. Xeff. Tho roll call was re
sponded to bv facts eoiiecrniuK Ital
ian iiuini-ialioit mul Miuial settlement
work.
Mr. and Mm. V. W. Elfort ontor
taluud at diuuur Thumday for Dr.
John Wcaluy Hill of New York and
JudKu Colvlp. An claborato clghu
course dinner was nerved. Applo
bloKsouiH and paiiHlea weru used In
decorallon. Dr. Hill and Mr. Elfort
were boyhood friends ami grew up to
Kother. A parifli rcecptioii wim yiven at
SI. -Mnik'n church Tliumdav evening,
lluit beiu'Sl. Murk's Day. All eliuivb
members mid Uiom interested in tho
church work are invited.
The l.adie' Aid society of tho
Christian church will meet Wednesday
aflcruoi pril Jlth, ut the home of
Mm. (loo. Hails on 'J.r S. IVach street.
Tlio Wednesday Afternoon llrldKO
club unit with MIhk Wouks. Mrs.
Schmidt wiih winner of tho prize, mi
haudbomu Jardlulero and foni.
Mm. W. II. Canon ls recovering
from tho offeeta of a very Hovore rail
alio received koiiio time uo.
Mm. Krcil DarueburK and MIhh
draco Smith left TuoHilay for a visit
in Oakland, Calir,
Mm, Picket entertained tho Uuu
iuih MuelicH club Wednesday uvuulng
or HiIh week. "
Mr. Paul ItobliiHon or Dos ton,
Miihh., Ih vIhUIiik Ills couhIii. Mm. Har
old KoHlur.
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Mm. Duryua of Seattle, Is tho kuohI
of Mrs. Duulop ou SlHklyou HulKhtu.
Mm. Alta Visitor and children left
Tuesday for a trip to California.
Mm. Care entortalned tho Alolla
brldKo club Krlday afturnoon.
MIhh Hosamond Konnedy luft for a
mouth's visit In Albany, Ore.
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Mr. CIiuh. D. Hoy roturned Thura-
day from an eastern trip.
MIhh Cnrrlo Hanson is vlultjug rola-
tlvus in Dunsmulr, Calif.
Mm, Phil Hamll leaves Mond.iy
for ii trip to PovUnud. ' "
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ihohI I'oinplclo 'fctK'civii-H Unit ,Meil
ford jiiiihJc Imth have mccii. In
pito of lliu ukwoti excitement, the
Ikjiimi wiih filli.'Jjf
Tlio forciiiOHt falciil of Hie town
vvh rcprt'HcnlciJm llie program.
Tim cnlerlninnienl wtm opened by
a duct by MinneM Jvleitrs mid (lrii;nby.
Thu Hulecliolt wan tl. "Spaniwh
Dance" by MoMkoH'tiLi. They were
well rcecivcil. Tllett followed Ml
Jfiith Jlowem wifb a piano xolccliun.
Thirt wiik MijHowers' fimt public
nppearniice Jii1 Medjford mul mIici wiih
at once a favorioViti mnxic Iovith,
Mr. Hamilton nilil Mi- Uicvv rend
ered a fliariiiiMK'oVt for mmidolin
mul piano. Then followed Mi Aiton
uith a violin ftcli'cliun. Mjhk Aiton
Jh an artist, and Medford is proud of
her. She was heartily wirorcd,
Tho Apollo tnrlvl are making a
decided iuiiroveinciit. Their Jtcloc-
tioiiH were cliariniiiK )at night, and
they wore rcpeatedlv encored.
Mi8 Fern Ilntuhison m really a
good pianist, and hru nu enne ami
gracu of tiianner,Jii her playing tllat
cnpturcH the ' auiiiciicc.
.rm. K. 3f. AuilrewK tave two vocal
HulcctioiiH tharvvcre done with arlm-
tie linish. Mm. Andrews is a pro
fessional hinger, mid much in expect
ed of her, fjtit. hc even went beyond
the anticipation of her most ardent
t'rtemlH. She is really a finmhed
singer.
(Jeorge Andrewg tave a number
from II Troviiforo. am was heartily
encored- Ho responded with a dut't
by JiiuiKelf and Jlr. Whelsel which
wan one of the choice mmihcrM of the
evening. Their voices blend perfectly.
Mm. 0. II. Ilrown as also u new
and Hplcudid Hurprisc in her piano
work'. Shu in a thorough munichm
and her playuur show an artistic fin
ish. Miss Ethel Prinmi also made a
decided hit with her selection from
Tmiuhaiiser. Kim is a good pianist
mid plays with excellent taste. In
speaking of piano players we must
not forget MifH 'Flora Gray. Miss
(ray is at all times a musical suc
cess. Med ford in thoroughly familiar
with her good work, mid is delighted
to hear her in concert.
Mr. Gerard Tnillandcr gave two
selections ou the. piiie-organ. Mr.
Taillauder ia a nmstcrof that instru
ment, and we did not know until last
night that we had un orauift soloiwt
amoui; us of the first rank. It ia to
be hoped we may hear him nguin.
One of thu prettiest little affairs
of the week war the Lnvuudur tea
given nu Weductjiluy by Mm. George
('lav Cornititirf in lujiior of the Misses.
Cox of Abiuiuuda, Galif., who arc vis
iting in the city. . At the close of u
delightful uleii)iiovdiiity refresh
ments of priuio whip, olives, candied
nuts, hoVhous eako and tea were
served oy iiic hostess Jlio tabic was
most attraetivelv laid with a hand
some embroidered luncheon set, a
hiryu silver filigree basket tied with
lavender bows, mul filled with laven
der myrtle, forming, jhe centerpiece.
At each'eover were tiny silver inark.-t
baskets tied with ribbons ami filK'd
with lavender bon-bons The phu-e
cards were cltislcrr. of Jnvendor flow
ers in water color. A uuuint silver
tea service was used, , the tray ol
which was over a century old. The
fragile china leaeaps., mid plates all
lianmiuiml with the general color
Mdicnie. Covem were, laid for the
Misses llnzel Cox. Kthcl Cox, Lois
Ksti'.s. Helen Dahl. Irs. Albert W.
Nimiiio, and the lm-tcss
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x A uuiipio ami cnjoablo social af
fair was given Wednesday ovetilug nt
tho homo of C. H. Plorco. SL'S East
Malii strcot, when tho Alpha Delta
young ladles' class of tho Christian
Sunday school entertained In true
oriental fashion MIhh Standeford's
and the men's adult blblo classes of
tho Haiuo church Tho yeum: ladles.
to tho nuinbur of thirty, woro Japa
nese costumes, and tho house was
tastefully decorated Ma, oriental de
sign. Tlio Japaucsu feature predomi
nated throughout, oven tho refresh
ments, which wore served lato In tho
evening, Including a delicious dish
olio of tho lugrcdlonts of which was
rice. Tho hours pusBod ipilckly with
a musical program and games. Near
ly soventy persons were present.
The work of beautifying the vacant
jots is being pushed forward. The
children arc putting in the seeds mid
arc greatly interested in the work.
Tho 'list of prizes for tho children
will soon bo published mid somo very
viiluublu prizes havo been offered.
Prizes will be given JLor all exhibits
and (hero will be small ones and large
ones, A bicycle has been offered, al
so a cash prize of2Ti, and many
others have been promised.
Tho nid-nionthlv meeting of the
Greater Medford club was held Mon
day nftvrnoon and was well attended.
Mcsdanies Merrick, -Alford, Mollis
ami Luuisdeu were tho committee m
charge, and made thu affair very suc
cessful. The president asks that all
those who are cntortaiuing for the
club send Iho reeciptHjto thu treasur
er, as it will sinipHfyJmutters.
' Miss Unlloway wilMaterlniii infov
nmllv at her eiuinlryjTluHuu Saturday
I lie cuiii-uri u)" in "i iiiiii iu tin;
I'lcubylerimi clitirclt wh one 0f ti,
VVOUllltf. . l. ... i
fn honor of Mm. Uobt, l.a Follclte !
a luncheon wau given at the Holland
Hole! Thumday, by tlio officem of the
Greater Bedford club and Mm. J. F.
Heddy who liciid llin suffrage move
ment in Med ford, mid a number of
ladii'K who are itilercted in Hiiffrae.
The color nchetiie wan pink and white,
apple bloHSoum being lined. Hcrccnu
banked with blo.HKoiriH fliirroiimled tho
tabic, which wiih very dainty in all
its appointment!, artiHticnlly decor
ated. The club was rejirpHe'nlcd by
its officcrM. McHdaniOH K. K. Famous
J. M. Kool, ('. M. English, Paul Jau
ney, MIhhch IlaxkiiiH and I'utiiam.
Tho others prcMvnt besides the honor
gucHt were MeKdamcn J. F. HctbJy,
Hopkins Stoddard, I)argett, Heard,
Hudgc, Daniels Gore, Hafer and
Gctehcll,
Mrs, J. II, Kolston ontertalnod tho
Entro Nous club nt her homo, 1020
Eat Eleventh street, last Tuoisday
afternoon. Whist wan played nt
three tnblos. Mrs. E. O. Eehronbach i
was awarded head prize, a dainty
white embroidered apren: Mrs. E. W.
Wltto recolvcd guest prize, a beauti
ful liand-mado handkerchief, and
Mm. Wm. Welzeor consolation, also a
handkerchief. Tho gueatii of tho club
were Mm. E. W. Wlttc. Mm. A. C.
Mlttelstacdt. .Mrs. W. F. Siillenger,
Misses Iva Coffin and Waters. Lunch
eon was served. The hastens was
assisted by Mrs. W. F. Sjillenger. Tho
club will meet next Tucsdny after
noon with Mrs. Wm. Wclseer at 125
South Oakdalc.
Mm. ,T. E. Stewart entertained at
."00 Friday afternoon, at her home on
W. Tenth street. Carnations were
used for decorations pink and while
being th color scheme, which was
carried out in the refreshments and
score cards. Mrs. Howard was the
winner of first favor and Mrs. York
of the second. The guests Avore Jle
dames Campbell, York, Wold, Helen
HiiHkius. Leon Hnskius, Itoseubauin,
Will Stewart, Howard, Piatt and Dix
on, and Miss Hnskius.
The Guild of St. Mark's church
met Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. I).
Heard was elected president owing to
the resignation of Mrs. Williams. The
other officers are Mrs. Sherrin, fimt
vice president, Mrs. Iludge. second !
vice president, Mrs. Harmon, treasur
er, .Mrs. It. C Kentner, secretary.
The Loyalty Circle of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First M. E. church
held a social Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr. Himh Elliott.
The Juvenile Dnucm:; club gave an
other of their enjoyable dances Mon
dav evening, when nuitc a number of
guests were present.
a
Mm. Stokes entertained at lunch
eon Friday for Mm. Duryca of Seattle.
Mrs. J. 11. Pickel loft Wednesday
ror Portland.
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