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Horlfil nmt musical notes,
Miss JotiueMn lliitturi phono
saw. '
Club news under direction
of ilroator Medford Club
phono r7(1.
"Noun llrotli tittti liliiinolf
nloiui,''
QENEOAL CLUB DinECTOnY
tlro.ttnV Medford CliH-Last 'Moil
iluy of each meuth: club room, II
brnry building; 2: 00 i. lit.. business
meetings 3tOU , in,, program.
Second Monday of each moiitli, so
rlitl meeting,
President, Mm, W. 0. Davidson,
It 10 Wi-Kl Truth street; jtliono 676,
Mimlu Department -'KlMt Monday
of each tntfntli; rlub room, library
building; 3:00 i, in., Cliulriiiiin,
Mm. 12. M. Andrews, 36 North House
villi avenue; phono H27-H.
(load Clll.enr.hlp Department
nmt ami third Tuesday of each
month; rluli rooms, 3:30 p. m. Chair
iiiuii, Mm. 0. L. Bchleffelln, 113 (leu
evii avenue; phono 430,
IMuratlonul Department First
llalurday of each month; club rooms,
3:00 p. in. Chairman, Mm. llcorge
Hrbrc. Central Point It. P. I).; phono,
Jacksonville Sl-K-21,
Home Kronomlcit Department
Second snd fourth Wedtiomluys; club
rootiid, 2:30 p. in. Chairman, Mm. J.
C. Hchmldl, 30 Rose avoniio; phono
ZC0,
Social llyglrne Department Third
Monday; club room, 2:30 p. m.
Chairman, Mm. It. W. Stearns, 10
Itoiie avenue; phono 130.
"1'tomptiioM ntul 8) tn in" our mot
to. Wo do not wlih to waste your
time, therefore tiriimjitiio In begin
nltiK these meeting and system In
totidtictlnK them U our aim.
Wi'iliirxliir Hlmly Club.
Klmt nud third Wednesdays; II
brary building. 2.30 p. m. President,
Mm. K. II. Plckel. 316 West Main
street; phono 6811,
Par eiil-TwM hem' .m Intltui,
Second Friday, 3:00 p. in., Wash
Innton school building. President,
Mm. P. V. Moars, 621 Dakota nvo
nin; plmno 289x.
Parent -Tear hem' Association.
Third Friday, 3:00 p. in., Rooso
Toll school building. President, Mm.
(loorgo King, 843 Hast Mnln street;
phono Btl-lt.
l'nn.llclleiilo .oclntlon.
Second nnd fourth Saturdays; sec
ond Saturday at Heit Itonm; fourth
Hatitrdny nt home of members. Pres
ident, Mm. J. (1. VIIon, 617 Now
town itrect: phono 0G0W.
College Woman's Club.
Hccond Saturday, luncheon 1:00 p.
in,, plnro to bo announrud.' Prcnl
di'tit, Mr. Wlnlfrod Kurcnuih, rnnch,
(Irlffln C'ri'ok; phono 857-J.
V. 0. T. U.
Tliumdiiy of imch wcok, UnptUt
rhurch, 3:00 p. m. Pri'ildimt, Mm.
Ilolmor, 723 Houth Cuntrnl nvontio;
phono 402-J.
Atti'iitloii! Wmurn of llio Vnlli'yt
Do you know thnt thorn nro nmt
rooiim on Hid fourth floor of tho
Medfont Puriiltiiro & llnrdwnro
building. N. 421 nnd 422, for tho
fro ueo of tho vrnmoii of Medford
nnd vicinity? Take tho olovator',
como up nud rout, Icavo your pnrcolH,
moot your friends, net ri -'l ' ton
for fUo ccnti, or rheck your bablci
for ton cuuU pur hour. Tho room
nro ulwnB opnn with nn nttondunt In
chnrgo from f).0n . m. to 6:00 p.
m.
t CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
Wednemlny '8my club,' Wmluemtiiy,
Muy 7. 2:30. p. in., club rooiuH lib-
vary building.
I'nreiit-TonchorM imsoclatlon, Kil
dnjj, Jlny 7, 3:00 p. in., library, build-
lni;.
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Co'IIoko Woiiioii'h rluh, Saturday,
1:00 p. in., phicu to bo uiiuouiiecd
lalor,
GENERAL CLUB HEWS I
i s -j ": ' ", t:
Tho I'drlliuid dlmp'tor'lif ilio Col
loit'lato Alumni lUtoiiod tt tow ly
bIuco to t convlnchur talk on tho
nocoHatty of onrr5j"B 10 lmrk Mn
lilqypunil ncroiio around Portland
Mr. V. Clncont Jonoa Rnvo tho urt
drcan. Ho Btatod Unit botwoou JROO,
000,000 and $000,000,000 U tho cost
or erlino In tlilcoiijitry, U u'lnwj
part of'tltla aum Woro upciit In Givlna
Eiasa
ggBST-To
'(WOMlR
i.i.:,.:,i. rrTy".v"rwV"V,"i'.' :t
elilldroti ori'iird and properly pit
pervUed rtnilion plnvKroiiudK
at luaiit 60 por cent of Ibo ctlmliinlii
hiiiiIiI bo ellmliiatod, c'lill'dliood In
tho liiiiriMliinilil iiki tin Hum
when habltH are formed, thiirofore
tliwy Hbould ho Khrn nn opporluiilty
for uoml hvnlthy nmtuonit'ntk. In
addition to prevunlltiK erlino, play
croiiiulii utfto iiri'Vimt illneaRO by y.
Iiik the rhlld n proper amount of on
door oxerrlno nud air.
.
Tho Arknmtnn Mimlu rommltteo of
tho Htnto Kederntlon Clulm Iiiih tie
rompllNhifd tlno work thin year. Their
vpeilal work bi'lmr to ntftrt u Htnto
wldo movement for tho Introduction
of iromlc In the public choolii iim a
reHUlur branch of utmly,
CLUB NOTES
There nro noW' 1 3.1 incmliurn of tho
(Ireuter Medford club.
...
Thorn KertiiM to ha u deinnud for n
depnrtemiit of llteriituro In conucc
(Ion with the club. A meetliiK of
thoxo Ititerentml will bu railed In tho
nwr future to iIIhciuh ntul map out
a procrum for next yenrV -tiidy.
...
A number reipondod lo tho call
for thoio IntercMiiul In the kinder
Kartell movotuetit. A a coimcqueuca
an enthuilnntlc mentliiK wrai held on
Tui'iilny lait, when a committee with
Mm. I'. I.', (lore nt chairman waH up
pointed to roofer with Mr. Collins,
Miporliitendciit of hcIiooI', nnd with
the mIiik)I board In rcicaril 1 "'e
matter. Dtirlut: tho dtucunHloit It do
e)oped thnt mivernl fainllleH had loft
Medfont hint winter lit order to Klvo
their children tho udvnntniM of kin
dernrteii trnluliiK. Can wo afford
to have ecral hundred dullam .i
month taken nut of tho valley for
mich reaionT
...
Tho lUrcnt-Tonchcm' ntnoclatlon
of the WiinhltiKtou rchool will meet
lit tho library hulldlnic on Krlday,
May Uth, at 3;00 . m. I'Ii-iim- uot
tho chntiRo of inretlnR place, mndo
Decennary brcaimo of the Sth grade
etamlnntlniiii beliiK held In tho rct;u
lar room. Annual election of offi
cer will bo hold. Tho tubjoct for
UUcui.tou will bo "Oood 'UltUcn
alilp," to bo led by Mm. Daly.
...
Tho I'AtiOfcllonlo nrnorlnUou li to
day. May 3rd, lervlug luncheon at
tho rent room In tho Medford Ktirnl
turo anil Hardware bulldlnc. If you
ran rat a Kood homo-cooked luncheon
nerved for n reasonable nttui, tak tho
elevator to the fourth floor any time
from 6 (i. in. on. You will feol re
paid. Tho "MuRiUltio of tho (lonoral
Pcderalloii of Women's Clubs"
vhoiild bo In tho hands of every club
woman. It brliiKH h6r clofoly In
touch with what tho bli; broad-mltiil
ed women all over tho world are do
ing. Itn subscription price Is fl.00
per year; In clubs, 76c. Auyono de-
slrliiK It call phono 676.
Tho Home Kconomlc department
department Is trying to secure Dr.
Ilerthn Hiurl of tho University of
Oregon to Rive her lecture on "Food
and Diet." Let overy woman In Med
ford ami tho vicinity innko up her
mind to put iiildo anything that will
Interfere with her hearing this lee
lure. Date announced later.
At tho regular monthly mooting of
the O renter o.Milford club mi Monday,
April 2Rth, tho following officers
were elected for next year:
Mrs, K. VI (lore, president; Mrs.
(1. Davlilson, first vice president;
Jim. P. K. Merrick, second vlco presl
dent; Mm, Hurt llnrmon, treiiBiirer;
Mrs. A. II. Hchnator, recording sec
retary nnd Miss Kllxaboth ltoblnson,
correspoudlug seerotiiry.
l'reccdltig tho election n nuiuhor
of matters worn taken up nud ills
ensued by tho moinbom- A lettor was
road from tho Oregon Library roiu
iuIhhIoii plnclug lit the disposal of tho
Creator Medford club n sorlos of
J raveling llbrnrlos on special sub
octs, having to do with tho Hues of
Study nnd research undertaken by
tho different departments. A lettor
was iilso road from tho socretnry of
tho (ioucrnl Federation welcoming
tho (Irentor Medford club Into tho
(le'noral Federation and expressing
tho hope that tho (Ireator Medford
c(ih would rneolvM all tho good that
In lo ho had from tho affiliation with
this world-wldo organization. Thli
nftlllatloii also meitiiH that tho (Ireat
or Moiiforii club Is iuiw'ontltled lo Its
own ilolegatos to tho biennial In Chi
cago In liU-l.
A comiiiuiilcatloii from tho Oregon
Citizens loagtto was rend anil voted
upon. Tho loaguo was formed to
prcsorvo and promote educational In
teroBlH In tho stuto of Oregon. Ono
of Its objocta, ami perhaps tho main
7TI l',i"W'r'I,
one, la tho spring of th stale tl Diver
sity at Kugeiio from roiisolldatlon
with or ubsorptlOn by tho Hlnto
Aitrkiilturnl college at Corvallls. Tho
(Ireator edford club voted to join the
leaKuo In lU endeavor to prevent
this backward stop In educatlomtl on
leaver, wbleh Is beliiK brought about
by tho Corvnllls college of agrlcul
turn.
Applicants lo (lie mrmliflmlilp of
I lie College Woman's elult wlio lime
not nlremly sent III (heir ui)liention
hlniiks are rcquexteil to fill them out
nt Hie earliest opportunity mid semi
I Iii-iii lo Mm. John A. Torucy, 112 1
Yt Mant street, telephone 7;il-.l.
FUTURE EVENTS
Medford camp No, 00 U'ouUmcn of
tho World entertain this evening
with u box social. All members and
their wlus nro extended u cordlnl
Invitation.
...
Invitations nro out to a linen
shower to bo given next Wednesday
for Miss llnxel D.ivln by Miss Laura
Trelchler at Miss Trelchlor's homo
on Oakdale avonuo south.
...
The Indies of the Altar society of
tho Cuthollo church will glvo a recep
tion nt Parish hall on Monday even
ing,' May 6th. Tho Ilnvcrend Fath
er 0. M. O .S'eal, who has recently
been appointed to tho Catholic pas
torato of Medford, will bo tho guest
of honor.
...
The women of tho I'roslotorlan
church nro Invited to attend tho reg
ular missionary meeting which will
bo held next Tuesday afternoon at
the homo of Mm. Kttn Htercnsoti on
the Ashland road. Mm. Hlevensoii
Is always a delightful hostess and a
particularly pleasant time Is antici
pated. ...
The officer of tho local nnler of
l'lhinn Kistcm request the preenco
or nil Pvtliliitl .Sisters mi the evening
of Jlny Tth'nt the Temple hnll. Mm.
Vii(miii, ehief of Ihe grntiil jurisdic
limi of Urviniu will lie lit uttemhineo
ami nil floor work will he rciicwed.
for her inspection. A ilclepiitmn
from AMilnmi Temple will iibo be
(resent. Mnry llnswcll, 11. C.
MUSIC
!
Aluyit 100 persons, children and
adults, will tslio part in tho musical
pantomime to bo directed by Mm.
J. Hilver of lludaitost, Hungary, nnd
given under tho auspices of St.
Mark's, Episcopal Guild. Tho pro
duction Is adaptod from tho Herman
"Die I'uffenfee," which Is given an
nually In tho fatherland. The music
Is entirely from flurutan composi
tions ami suggests tho action of nil
(hat takes place. Following Is a
brief summary of tho two nets:
Tho curtain rises on n doll shop,
disclosing tho old shopkeeper mill his
array of dolls, which will bo por
trayed by young women. A number
of customers enter and ndtulro or
purchase tho dolls.
In tho second act tho shopkeeper,
wearied by tho day's exertions, falls
Into a doep sleep, when u fairy, hith
erto Imprisoned In a clock, unfolds
a dream, brings the dolls to life, and
a night of revelry takes place.
At'thls tlmo song and fancy dance
specialties nro Introduced, ilio dolls
returning to their places at tho
stroke of midnight. Mm. Silver has
given thin proulictloik In many cities
In Canada ami tho United Htutcs and
thoroughly understands her work.
Tho local production will occur
tho evenings of Muy 11 mid 15, with
reserved scnta-nt llasktus' May 13.
General admission for children under
1 1, 26 rents; reserved seats 60 cents.
Tho last regular meeting for this
soason of tho musical department of
tho Greater Medford dub will Un
hold next Monday afternoon, under
tho direction of Miss Julia Fielder.
Tho subject, "Muslo In tho Public
Schools," will bo presented by Mrs.
13. li. Gore. Tho remainder of tho
program Is as follews:
Holectlon, High Buhool Mandolin
club; vocal solo, Mica Gladys Illn
man; rending, "A Study In Nerves,"
Miss Vun Meter; soloctlon, children's
chorus of tho Washington bcIiooI;
vocal solo, "Damon," Max Strange,
Miss Helen Puruckor; paper, "Valuo
or M usle In tho Publlu Schols," Miss
Nelllo Srtnteo; vocal sol6, selected,
MUtj Jean Wilson; selection, clill
(Iron's chorus of Hoosovolt achqol,
High School Mandolin club,
Tho piano pupils of Miss Flora
Groy woro hoard In an Informal ro
clttil given this afternoon tit tho
homo of Miss Groy, lt'o ticiiovn nV6
nilo. Invitations woro bxtonded U
pupils nud their paronts exclusively.
.Ukll14l .!. ;.
Jj-J-J' - --.-.
Thft recital was preliminary to n pub
lie imislinln to bo given Inter, Thorn
taking part this iiflernoon were
Chnrlott'i Hoy, WoocUum McDonald,
Jvniiiiotto I'nttornofi, Aubrey Furry,
Juaiilta Furry, Vera Murrlman,
Lou I so Dnililysuiaii, Itnlph Ilrntidon,
lill-.nbulll Manning, Opal Hlary,
llruco Piiltinm, Mary Allco Poster,
Lallerla (lore, Freda Planus Ituth
Daniels, Oeorgu Maddox, L'linlco
llraiidon, Florence and Marjorfu An
derson, Hutli Warner,
.
Tho Pliliyxionl Cull nro exhibition
ntul Polk ilaneiiit; ivcn nt tho Nntn
toriiim liixt evt'iiiiiif umler tile ilirec
tioti of .Mrs, (I. T. Wilson, pliyicni
ilireelor of tho jiublio schools was
witiiesheil ly a very largo nudicnce
wliieli sliowed every hign of upprc
eiatlon tliroiighoul Hie entire even
ing. Tho iliiueiiig mill drill were
executed without a suggestion of
awkwardness, showing results which
only a professional couhl instill.
Mrs, Wilson wnn nsn'mleil by .Miss
llu.el Ituilcr. nssistiinl director, Miss
Cntherinu Meant mnl Miss Dorothy
Wiekx piiiuisU mnl the .Med lord Or
cliChlrnl club.
Tho program :
H.-leetioiiM from "Tlio Hcil Mill". .
, Ilc.hcrt
Wiiinl Drill
"I Keo Von," 8tngliig Outiic
First utid Second Grades Waihiogtoii
Uchool
"The Aeo of DiumondH' Danish Folk
Dance
Hall Drill
Itelay Unco
(lirls ut Washington and Lincoln
Schools
PART II.
Murch from "Tnlinhmiser". .Warier
Orcliestrn
Tin? llighlmid Fling (Scotch)
Iriuli Jig
Indian Club Drill
Dumb Pell Drill
TSivcdi'-li Folk Danco
Relay Hiwo
Uiris of the High School
Tho following U tho program to bo
given by pupils of tho Medford Con
servatory of Music at Its regular
monthly recital tonight nt 8 o'clock.
It will bo given as usual at the
Conservatory rooms, 31 North Gratw
strcot, and admission Is free. The
public la cordially Invited:
PJauo, waltz....'..'.. Stcabog
Jcannotto ltlchardson.
Clarinet, Hobln Adair...- Anon
CHfton Anderson.
Piano, Un petit 1Morceu....M....Voe
Nelllo Campbell.
Violin, Lullaby.ir. Ploch
, v ,Gra co) Wilson.
pano, lluttcrfly.4 Morkcl
Arthur Alldor.
Vocal, Damon -v - Stango
Helen Puruckor.
Violin, Farewell Song............Lagyo
Ituth Campbell.
heading ,.......-. ... Selected
Miss Mlnhlo Jackson.
Piano, Vol so arabesque.. -. .. Lack
Miss Anna Puruckor. ,
ocal ........................ ......
Herman Puruckor.
Piano, Prelude No. 16 v...Chopln
Miss Ivy Docck.
Tho next pupils' recital will bo
on Saturday, Juno 7, at o'clock n
(ho afternoon.
Tho Junior class of the Mrdtord
high school will bo seen In a unique
production In tho noar future. Tho
entertainment will bo staged In two
acts, tho first to bo a clever sketch
written by ono of tho members of
tho cjass. Mis Caroline Andrews,
Tho second act wlTT bo a representa
tion of tho mlustrol show, so popular
a few decades ago.. Miss Andrews
and Miss Mario Gates will coach and
niminuo the affair, which will be
glvon "Just for tho fun of It" mid
also to add somot&tng to tho class
exchequer.
Among tho musical notes (to be
road, not played) of noxt wcok's Is
sue will bo the entire outllno of
study which will form tho basis of
work to bo undertaken next year by
tho musical department of tho Great
er Medford club, Also mi excellent
ly compiled list of books for rofer
ouco In connection with tho study
course. Au advisory board of five
has been chosen to ho of general
fsslstanco to those having tho meet
ngg in charge.
Home talent productions nro "In
season." Tho Medford Orchestral
dull concert, Mrs, Wilson's ontor
talnmcut of last evening and the
Junior class piny uro to bo followed
y u Junior class play, tho Choral
society oiitortaliiuiont mid two nights
of "Tho Doll Shop" undor tho aus
plcoa of St. Mark's Guild.
' Thoro will ho n joint rohearsal of
tho Medford Choral society and the
Conservatory orchestra on Wednoa
dny ovonlng, lor tho coucort to bo
given Tuesday, May 13. All members
tiro roquested to mako u special ef
fort to bo present.
"I understand that the young man
In tho houso noxt to you Is a fin
ished comotlst." Great! Is ho? I
was just Screwing up my courago to
finish mm myself! Who did 1?"--Houston
Post. ' .
.:MM' l V iAtV ----V--A.. l-VIlft '"Wl.'k
. . ... -.... i.i... u.
U "... "9. Uft JUmMmMkW I Tli Mmlrtlii'ii. .Inl, tnnf In -iiilir I I
jMBT
IMwznl A. Dennett, of Marysvllle,
Cal and .Miss Yahi Oatmnn. of this
city, woro united In marriage
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at
tho Catholic pariah houso. Tho beau
tiful nnd ImprirtslVo ceremony was
performed by Father Hnydchon, as
sisted by Fnther O'Ncll. Only s fw
near friends and relatives were pres
ent. Tho brldo was charming In n go-Ing-nway
gown of gray, and was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. II. O.
Htophvnson, whllo tho rf'oom lutd
as best man Mr. Hobcrt Tolfor, of
Hugcno, Ore.
The brldo Is tho youngest daugh
ter of Mr, nnd Mm. K. It. Oatman
and lias resided In Medford for the
last four years. She Is one of tho
most beautiful nnd charming young
ladles In southern Oregon and has
mtiny friends hero and In tho Wil
lamette valley. Mr. Dennett Is a
satire son of California nnd promo
ter of tho Clark-llcnery Paving Con
struction company -nnd well known
In California and Oregon.
Tho happy couple left on the
10:36 train Immediately after the
ceremony, and will spond their hon
eymoon In Ban Francisco and Los
Angeles.
One of tho most delightful affairs
of tho wcok was tho collcgo ovcnlng
given by Dr. nnd Mrs. P. G. Carlow
and Mlts Nelllo Ban tec at tho homo
of the former Monday evening. Tho
majority of guests wcro graduates of
tho University of Michigan, tho class
colore used In decorating, photo
graphs of college buildings, com
mencement annuals and collcgo
songs being conducive to an even
ing of pleasant reminiscence. Too
forming of an organization was dis
cussed but no dcflnlto steps taken,
owing to tho small nnmber of known
tllglblcs. Jim. J. C. Schmidt who
leaven tho city shortly was guest of
honor. Strawberries and cru&m,
cake and coffco wcro served by tho
hostess. Thoso Invited Included Mr.
and Mm. J. C. Schmidt, Dr. and Mm.
Gcorgo Itcbec, Mr. and Mm. Y, W.
Mcam. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. David
son, Mr. and Mm. Lsthrop Perkins,
Mr. 11. D. Mills, Miss Harriett Cox.
Miss M. II. Towne, Mr, George Butz,
Mr. O. L, Davidson nnd Professor
JeWell.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. W. Streets of this
city haro been onjoying a visit from
Mr. and Mm. Oeorgu II. Hoy, friends
from their former homo In Illinois.
n Wednesday over 20 guests were
In
nvlted to the Streets' homo for 12
o'clock dinner, tho majority of thoso
present being old acquaintances and
friends with homes In tho satuo lo
cality In tho east. Thoso present
from this city wcro Mr. and Mm. J,
0. Schmidt, Mr. and Mm. V. H.
jirown, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Page, Mr.
and Mm. D. W. Lnko of tho Orchard
Home tract, and houso guest Mrs,
Williams of Grand Forks, N. D., and
Mr. and Mm. II. C. Kontncr. Out-of-town
guests wcro Mr. and Mrs.
George li. Hoy of Woodstock, III.;
Judgo nnd Mrs. Gllmoro of Rogue
Illver, Mr. and Mm. Stona'of Central
Point, Mr. and Mm. Dagloy, Mr. and
Mm. Saunders and Mr. and Mrs.
Minims, of Ashland.
.
A bridge luncheon and miscel
laneous shower was given In honor
of Miss Hael Davis by Miss Hutchi
son at her homo Wednesday after
noon. Decorations were brunches
of evergreen nud Oregon grape. Fol
lowing "cards," tho gifts wero given
(o Miss Davis by Mm. Jap Andrews
who woro an Amlsh costume. Mra.
llnrold Lumsdcii, Mrs. George Davis
and Mrs. C. W. Palm also assisted In
outurtalulug. Tho.u enjoying Mlwt
HutchlkOii's hospitality wero Misses
)avls, 1 lance, Kniorick, ScantUn,
Trolchler, Koutncr, Ida Loo Keutuur,
Ware, Mesdamos. nardwoll, Drown,
Von Sohoeff, Kniorick, 'Roberts,
Rothormnl, Jaiiuey mid ltlddlo.
...
A dinner party, wus glveu at tho
homo of Mr. nud Mra. Dort Ander
son Wednesday ovotilug In compli
ment to Mr, A. A. Purkor, a formor
classmate of Mr. Anderson's at Gar
field University, Kansas. Mr. Park
er has spent tho past sovon yoars as
t missionary lu India whore ho also
founded and built a well known
theological collogo.
Tho May Day party glvou by tho
waiuon of tho Presbytorlsn church
wnsonjoyed by u largo number, J33
bvolng cleared. Music was furnished
by tho church qunrtotto, Miss Vera
Morrlmaii and Mr. George Audipws.
Jll.
"iSlhTtiilll
, .
Tlii Stiiisliliie Huh met in TCRtilnr
srmion Mondny nflernoon. 311ms
Florence Wetidl rend n selection
"Wluit sun 1 doing for Jchih?" Mm.
Million rend n few letters from sliut
inw, risking" fbr help from the Run
Rliifiers. Tim following officers wero
elected for (ho ensuing six montha;
President jrrrmrnl, Jim. Hlry I). Hen
son; elub president, Hoy Wdndt; vice
president, Miirt Florence Wcndt; sec
retnry, XIfs"s Jfnrio Hell is; IrcnHiirer,
Harold Well; rntislelnn, Misg Flor
ence Wctldl,
Tlio Jfny dny dinner served nt St.
Mark's linll Wcdncidiiy evening by
the commillccJ from tho St. Mark's
Guild was exceptionality micpessfitl,
about llf being served nnd ovtfr fif
ty beinc unable to find plaecrf. There
wero eight tables, with sixteen Indies
in elmrge. Tlio floral decorations
were really beautiful. Fesloorl? of
ptirpln lilacs nnd Etiglinli ivy were
joined in the center of the hall with
n large iKiquct of lilncs. the tnblos
showing May buckets filled with white
lilacs.
Tho regular monthly meeting of
the College Women's club wilt bo
held nt tho Medford hotel Saturday-,
May 10, at 1:30 o'clock. All mem
bers aro urged to bo present. At this
tlmo tho girls of tho senior class of
tho Medford High school will bo tho
guests of lbs club. This organiza
tion, which now numbers 67 mem
bers, Is outlining some commendable
philanthropic and educational work
to begin In September.
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At tho recent regular meeting of
tliePurent-Tcnchera' association of
ihe Roosevelt School the following
officers wcro elected: President,
Jlrs. C. L. Leonnrd; vice-'ircHidcnt,
Alius Cnrkin; secretary, Jlisi Jfeycm,
trcnsiirer. Mrs. 1L E. Foster. Tlio
program of .tho afternoon wan oil tho
subject of "School Fntigne," anil wns
under tho leadership of Mrs. Glenn
Fabriek.
Tho ladies of the Altar society of
the Catholic church met Thursdny
nftcrnoon and elected officers a3
follews:
JGss Annio Kcliehor, president;
Jfrs. Charles L. Scliieffclin, vice
president; Miss Smith, secretary nnd
treasurer. The ladies also made ar
rangements for a reception to be
tendered Father O'Neill next Jfonday
evening. , 4 .
MUn Fnv Scan nnd Mr. Otis O.
Jlurray, Into residents of Jledford,
wcro united in marriage nt tho home
of tho bride's sister, Jim. It. G. Bur
nett ut Eucono last Sunday, tho
ceremony inking plnco nt hih noon.
They will reside nt Olympia, wasn..
where Jir. Jlnrray litis a. lxisltiou in
the state land office.
A number of ladles motored to
tho homo or Mrs. J. H. nutler at tho
Illlheo orchards Monday aernoon,
whero a few pleasant houra wero
spent with cards mid social chat.
Those present wor Mcsdames. Coter,
Cuinmliigs, Creely, Hamilton, Youns,
Shearer and Elwood,
.
Dr. and Mm. Damo of Boston were
Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D.
Hoon. Thcso peoplo have crossed
tho continent In n motor car and In
tend to return to their homo In the
B.inio manner.
Tho Freshman class of tho high
school spent last Saturday ot Ray
Gold. Miss Slary Grlgsb'y, Miss
Genevlcvo Wortman mid Mm. Allen
chaporoned the crowd.
Mr. nud Mrs. P. O. Stiles nnd ltttlo
son ot Iowa aro guests at tho homo
of Mr. nnd Mm. C. D. Hoon. 30 Kccno
Way. Tho party aro making an auto
tour ot tho Pacific coast.
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Tho Rridgo-Luuelieoii club met
Tuosdny afternoon at tho homo of
Mrs. Wnkiniian. Mrs. lliddell and
Mra, Jlorgcn substituted for ubsont
members. ...
Mr. and Mra. Clarence Roauiea
lonvo tomorrow night for Portland
to mako their future homo.
.
Tho Juvenile DiinoiiiK club has
written "finis" on its records, nnd
disbanded for the hiinimor.
Mrs. Helen Galo W at Foots creek
district visiting ut tho homo ot her
groudniother, Mrs". Ulrdsoy. .
.
Mm. Couro Folro and Mrs. Phil
lUrotll havo returned from a pleas
ure trip at San Frauclsco.
Ml Rn,lt Vmi 11v1ti entertained a
number of friends nt her homo last
ovening.
With Medford trado la Medford mads
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. Tom KelUm of Colomso, Tex
as, visited this week at th home nt
formor frlonds, Mr. nnd Mr. M". 3.
Estcs, at this city, leaving for iho
north Wednesdny. Jtr. Kellam Is
manager of nnd Impersonator with
a Chicago Irreutn ronrte,
Mrs. A. K. Dlnghnm of Santa tlar
bara. who Is n guest of her son, Mr.
H. W. Olnghum, ot tho MlravIsU or
chards, was Joined ?y hor husband
Monday evening, tho latter also 'in
terested (n orchards In tho valley'.
Mr. nnd Mm. Wesley Green nnd
son Earl of Sail Francisco arrived In
Medford Sunday evening, Mr. Green
leaving Monday for a buslaess trip
In tho Illinois valle. ' '
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Road and Mr.
Harry Ling, brother of Sirs. Rose,
left Wednesday afternoon 'for Can
ada; to 'remain Indefinitely;'
Mr. and Mra. G. II. Hoy, "who havo
been guests of tho F. W. 8treets,
left Thursday evening for their homo
In Illinois.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William nudgo havo
been enjoying n short visit from
their son, Mr. Alox Dudge, of, San
Francisco.
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Mra. A. E. Whitman of Klamath.
Falls, n recent guest of liar sister.
Jrrs. Banil Gregory left for the nortli
this week.
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Jtm. Von Schoetf, (nco Freda
Hockcnyos) ot Portland is a guest
at thetiockenyos homo on Etoventh
street.
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Jtr. and Mrs. J. C. Schmidt ex
pect to leave May 12th on a motor
trip extending to tho Mexican bor
der.
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Jtr. and Mm. Charles D. Hoy and
children will loaro shortly for Los
Angeles to reticle Indefinitely. '"
Mm. J. E. Shearor dt ' Glendale,
spent a few days with Medford and
Ashland friends this week.
-yfc
Jim. Clara tyrdsey of Foots Creek
was a recent guest at tho home of
Mm. Clarence Rcames.
fiaw TTnrM Tte rntitrnfil 'Fknra-
day evening from California.
LIFE'S STRUGGLE
WWULNESS
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Mi's. Stewart Tells How Si
Suffer from 16to45 yeari
b!d---How Ffnally Cured."
Eupbcmis; Ohio. MBeewwafif total
ignorance of how to care for myself
wheavcrglnglntowomaBkoodaBdfreai
taking cold whon going to school, I suf
fered from a displacement, and each
month I had severe pains and nausea
which always meant a lay-off f rent vrerk
for two to fow ifeya f rem the 'ttae X
was 10 yews okL
"I went to Kantas to Hte with y sta
ter and whllo there a doctor told me at
the JPinkhum remedies but I did not use
them than as my faith In patent medi
cines was limited A, f ter my skter died
I came home to t)Wo tu Hve and that
has been my borne for the last 13 years.'
'TheChangeeflifocamil when Itvaa
4? yearn old and about this Unit-1 saw
my physical condition plainly ti-crild
in ono of youe advertisements. Than I
began using Lydio E. PinkHam's Veg
etable Compound and I cannot tell ye-u
or any one the relief It gave me Iri the
first three months. It put me tight
where I need not lay off ewiry month
and durimjc the last 18 years! bavo sot
paid out two dollars toadoctor.and hate
been blestwitb. oxcollent health forawo
vvoman of my ago and I can Utank Lydia
E.Iinkham'sVef-etableCompeundforlt.
"Since tho Change of Life W over I
have been n maternity ntfHtfBM bfcK
wholly selfupnorting I cannot over
estimate tho valuo, of good huaJth. ,1
bavo now earned a comfortablo little
homo juat by sowing and nundnjr. steee
1 was 62 years old. have rocowra4j4
ttie Comiwund to many with Rood;re-
salts, as it U excellent to take before
nnd after childbirth." Mies RVHLYN
Adelia. Stewart, Euphemla, OWo.-
If j on want speelal advlee write to
Lydla K,PlukliaBi Medlaluo Co.(aoHll:
dentlal) LyMHiMass. Year letter wHI
be opened, mil and aasvrered by a
TYomau aud held lu' strict couHdeucr.
PLUMBING
Stoam and Hot Water.
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