Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

MTODFORD MA'in TlirBUNE, MFJ)FORD, OlilWOX, SATrifDAV, 'Alh II, 1011.
facie Tnrtisw
aw i
All eotniiiiiiilontlomi should bo In
dy Friday. AiltlrciuH society editor,
or iihuiio Mil -J.
A fincwell I'oiii'iirt win ttivrn It.v
Mm Mcilfoul Oicticslrnl Club, under
Hie iIiiim'Iiihi n tr. Million, Tiiotla
I'M'imnf, ii the I'liloti'iliui rhuroh,
ti i'i,v Iiukc iiinlioneti lntinK picenl,
iinil most geiidou in tlit'lr iipptooiii
lion n' each inuuhor. The otniccil
Nil iliiiilllitll. glvcll more as n
public ichciirsiil iiinl u iUmhiI u gum!
amount u' ii'iiiiallniiN lint wn never
lln l' I'lijii.xil. '('lie club "f uIhiiiI
lweiil iiicuiliori, lins uei'iiiiiplished
not it Mlli' miller llii' leader-hip of
Hr. Minion, advancing fnmi tin phi)
ing n' llu iinplot uf nun clii's inn!
wiiIIch In miii'Ii a kIiiiiiIiihI mI' mit-li',
n the fatintii, Klrudollu (Weber)
iuhI .Mi'iry Wivi of Windsor Over-
tllH'H, the Ituy I lilt" IHIlI'lllO dllpllcr
Siiiilioiiy,
Follow in dm concert Tuesday
iiMiiinK. Dr. Minimi whs -Ki'iitml
willi ii gold watch iih a small
token uf appreciation uf his sotvices
In Hi.- t'lnli, .Uh llnlliT having tli"
privilege ul milking lint inciMittnni
tliruiiiili ill'- (xaiitcxy uf tliu club
iiii'inlii'iK. 1 1 nc f lull." ui'ic given b
.Mr. Ctiiiilci llruoo Young, Mr. (I. I.
I , Mr. Hraincnl iiiul Mr. Ilugsctt.
Dr. Marion t Hinli,tI in hi custom,
a ry xHiiiil iiiiiniit'r uml oinloiiviircd
In disclaim lliu credit In which Iui i
iiiiiluiililrilly duo. Tin' gratitude "f
lliu orchestra vvi"i feelingly pri'ii'l
I iy .Mr. Young, llio Mi'i'ti'tury ami
licnsuior. IJov. .Shields, Npoafciujt
in lii'luilf of Hi" churcho of Mod
font, i'ui'i'il hi-, thanks fur what
Dr. Matioa lunt tluno from n civic
ninl musical standpoint.
'A lnl of friends fioin all circles
wish Dr. unit .Mr. Marion lln bct
t lu tlio tut in en ii hung ilimn.
Tint inKrnni Tmduy evening was
n follow :
March "Ki8r rroidrleli"
. ... I'ncilmiiii
WalU ''IWho UoUtor"... Slmus
Oiohootru
Mult. tv'UMUtt "III a Your,
SvvcotheHit" (IIhuUu'Ix)
Messrs. M.iililuv, Marion, Cnnuilay,
t'liidotor.
l!iu'or "(her llio Way".
.M hi c!i fioin TatinliaiiKt'r . Wnttuei
Orolumlm
'IVnor Snln "For l.ovo' Sweet
Suako" (StanlM Mr. Muddo.
'I'lui liituciug .MiMrewi . Monrtoia
Orchoetlru
Violin Solo -"I'rolude" fioin "Tin
HoliiKo" (Saint Sihmih) Dr. Marion
l-'ttnttioiii "Diii" - Otto l.mi;i'.v
OivlnMra
llaiitoni' Solo "Ah I.oiik iih llio
Worl.l KolU da" . .Mr. ("ana.liiy
Two ilani'it lioiii tlio ninti "lli'iuy
VIII", (lliTinan). (I) .Moiri
Dunce. ('J) Slii'ilieil'H Dunce,
Mari'li "il Coiiiiietiitnt UeKinienl"
(Hitvi'm)
OicliiiMtra
I'rijiiili'iit ami Diieelor Dr. Marion
lit Violin .. . Dr. Minimi, Mi h.
Diiililypnimi.
'M Violin. Mlft draco Hiown,
Mr. I lei licit WillimiH, Dr. K. (I.
Cailow.
Iiiinil MiHii llutlcr
Violin '(VHo Mr. M.ul.lov
Donlile IIiimm Mr. Ol'l'iill
I'li'iieli I loin Mr. HoKxelt
M Cornet Mr. (1. V, Dyer
-M Comet Mr. II. Hraincnl
11 Tromliotui Mr. Kail Hialney
'Jil Troiiilionn Mr. CliiilcHler
Tiinpiini Mr. Cmiiuluy
I'lntu Mr, VoniiKi Sen. anil TrtuiH,
.
Wind liax lieen rcccivcil Unit Dr,
limine ami Dr. Ileillia Stcwint fioin
llie I'niveihity, ami Mr. Micl;le of llio
Slnle Dairy ami Kooil CoinininHion,
me anion; llio cakcii4 a) tlio I'iimI
Southern ()ifj;iii DiNtriel I'Vilcralion
Convonlion, at (limit I'iihs. Wo
Iiiivo not liccn ol'l'icinlly noljfieili lint
Iiiino lieanl imliieelly Dial llio Con
vontion I iil.es place Apiil '27, 'JH ami
-ill.
On Apiil IHIIi llio HaplUt Clniicli,
at 'Ji-'lll I. M Mi. I.iiln S, Sheplianl
will leolnie. Siilijeel, "Teaelilnt; llio
Siinclily of tlio lloily", She is a fine
Hponlvor ami will nmloiilitetlly iliaw
a Iiiivo amliciieo, Tlio liclnio will lie
a ffieal lienolll 1n all ami nil iiioIIioik
iwpei'lallv hliniilil lionr lior.
Mr. nml Mim. Allen II. Drniy of
Dinrv I. nun Ornlianl lime iih tliolr
HiiooIm, Mr. ami Mix. T. II. WoIIIiik of
nun iniiicii.cii ami ,mi iioiiiiiuo
(lllllllliH uf New Vnili.
Tlio iimiin or Mt'. A I' Dl-nn Iim
liccn mlilcil to llio I'liinllimiil nl tin
(In (Hi I' Mnlfinl Hull.
'ft llr i
Mix. Ileillia DinlilyMiian wan Inm
Uhh In a lame eompnnv at her Inline
on Klewntli SI. Tliuoilnv eveiilntj, in
l nplitiieiil In Dr. nml Mix, Minimi.
A lU'lljjhtl'ul livening of imilc wim en-
, ioM'il at tlio eiiiii'lnxinii of wliioli te-
froxliimiMlH wet" neixeil. Two .pcii-
illil phoiiOKiaph tecolilH were inailt'
of the mull' iimirtelt" ami orelienlra.
Tliimo enjoying Mm. DwIily-ninii'M
lioNpilnlity woio! Dr, ami Mi. .Man
on, Mr. ami Mr. IMwanI CIiiiiIoh
Hoot, llr, ami Mr. ! (I. Cailow, Mr.
I lei Iui I Williams, Mr. II. A. l'iuiinlii,
Mr. tl. I'. Dyer. Mr. ami Mih. i:. C.
Ilosctt, Mr. Kilnii llialiioy, Mr, II.
It, ClililoHter, Mr. ('lias. Ilrnce Vomit;.
Mr K. V. Mmlilox, Mr. W. K. OM'iitt,
Mis. iicu,.Mis Kimmi Diew, Miss
Sanlee, Misn Hiown, Mrs, Carolyn
llrown, Mih rriuiei'M Offnlt, Mi
l.oniso DmlilyMinmi, I'leilericl. ami
KeKinnlil I iiulitv Kiniiii.
4
Mr. W. I. Vaster, Mr. William
Vawler ami Mr. Ileilieit AITonl re
titriieil Snmlay evenim; ftm 1 -Intnl,
where they hail lircn ntlinilini;
tlio proiliielioiiM of the Chicago
(Iriiinl Opera Cumpniiy, haviiif heanl
I'arsifal, l.aToocii, Aiiln, ami the
iloiihl" dill of Caiilleia Itiiklicana
ami I. I'liitlieaeei. Mrn. Vawlei
nii'iitiniiK Aiila an lieini; the niot at
tnielne, Willi parliciiliuly licantifiit
stapi HtT(lht nml enprcially liar
moiiotis I'liseinlile, the Milium result -ui
fiom suiters ami oicluwtrn, ery
itispiriiiK. Tho work of Carolina
White a piiueipal was cnjowil, ami
I'lihniieeil I iv her pleasing xtaito up
peaiiiiico. She is thonulit liv iiiany
to lie om of the most licaiitiful wo
men in Ameiiea.
.SiinloiiW of tho hijdi school were
treateil to a short eoucerl Momlay
tiKirninj; liy Dr. Marion, Mis lliillcr
ami Mr. Knot, who mo llie felluwint:
cnscinlilcil scleetioiis;
Trios for violin, cello ami piano.
First movement from Surprise Sym
phony I lay tin.
(lpio Homlo llayiln.
Sweilish Coll; Soli); - Seusell.
Selection for two iolins ami
I'iiiiio. Iiitcrincro Carl llohm,
Kimtlo-Carl Itohm.
Trios for xiolin 'cello ami piniio.
Minuet (le .Monrl Sehulroff, Mareho
MMilaiiv Selmliort.
Mm. Mary Hosehoiiv. Mrs. N'aiinie
Mall ami Mm. I.eua Itosehmx enter
taiticil the (looil Will Chili Wcilacsday
afternoon at tho roniiloiioo of Mm.
Maiv llosehcrryt 1'al.V street. Twen
ty -nine meialiem ami visitors weio
present. Mm. Itosc. c(o " leinliatt
"Trailing .loo" that wax rnjoyeil liy
all. Tho meiiihem of the eltilt 1I0 not
approve of Iniiles sniokinu', hut none
lefiiscil ami all cnjoscil tho "Smoke
It".! Cit-am" that wore passd after
llio rcfroshmculft hail liccn son oil.
The lelieamalK for (Jaecn IMher,
tho mtisio ilrama to ho uiveti soon
for tho heiiefit of the uiusioal ilop.trW
incnl of the (Ireator Mcilfortl Cluh,
stai toil most auspiciously Thumilay
eveniut; umler the tliieetiou of Mr.
I low ON.
Mm. Osi;ooil ami her Mstor, Mrs.
Ilaiieo have toliiruotl from several
weeks visit, Mm, Osgood luiviiiK lieen
with her ilauylitor, Mm. Moriii a
I. os AtiKoloH, ami Mm. Jinnee a
pnest of a nisler, Mm. Whiluinu at
Astoiia.
Misses Florence Clnik nml .louos
so lliillcr spent Friday evenini; 'it
Koue Kiver assisting in a uitisioalo
kIvcii for tlio benefit of tho Kofjue
Hiver Improveiiii'iit Cluh.
Tho Youiik l.atlitM' Sodality of tlio
Catholic chinch will ive a en id paity
ami dunce at llio parish hall Fridav.
Aoril 17, tit K o'clock, All aio wel
come. Tho (1. M. C. Cluh Calendar (or
not week is blank, o.oopt the l'een
livo lloatil Luncheon at llio Metlfonl
Hotel, Monday Apiil l.'Uh.
Mins Timlin Minion in enjoying a
ileliKhlfiil viit at Hneiie, haviiif ul
loiiiletl n iiuiuhor of ihiiiees ami teas
aimuii; the i'oIIi'ko M't.
Mrs. Fffio II. Usslior of Ahhlnnd
spout Tuesday oveiiiui; in Mcdfoid at-
lending llio iuvitatinu ccicmnnicn of
OII1I11 Kohokah l.oduo.
FiiHlor Sorvicoh will ho held at the
Froshy loriiui church Sunday, the
KiiIhIiIi of FyOihiH ami their Indies
will atloiiil in a hotly.
Tho iiiiler of Kehekahs nu'l Tucs
tiny evciiiiiu: and hold inlliiiliou 0010
monies. A hiicIiiI will ho kIvcii llio
oveniiiK of Apii '.'Ul.
Mr nml Mm. Fuller ,1 Noff on
luliiiiicil )r nml Mm. Ilnnlev nml
Ale Ulieldiiii til illiiimi' ii'ooull).
Mcilfonl Colli pn 11 v No 2 1, Fnlforni
Itituk, Kiilr.hlH of 1'yililnn, will c,lvc
tlielr flrnt 11 1111 tint Imll in tho lurK
hall of tho Niitntnrluni WoiIiicniIiiv
ovoiiIiik. Atull 1 ."Hi.
Tliono In rlinrito nro omlenvorlim
to 11111I10 tlilw nffnlr mm to ho r
imiiiilioreil, Tlmro will lin 11 mil or
elii'ittin, a tiiiialitir of novellliH will
ho lutroiliKoit In tlm ilitmon nml tho
riifrcMlniiutitH wlilcli will lio Norvnd
on liurfcit, nru to hu lucpnrcil liy tlio
liullim of tho I'ythlnn flUlurn order.
Anouo fortiimito oiiiiiikIi to nl
tuiiil tho lirui'i iii'Im kItcii liy thin or
der inn ti'Ktiry to tlielr nlilllty to
provliln tlio liiuit of "eat.'' Tho hull
)iroinlitin to ho olio of tho larmMi
Khun tliU iar. Invltntloim huvn
lieen Kent to roaltteiiU of Cent nil
Point, (IninlM I'iihs ami AhIiIiiiiiI. Mi'
Ii. (I. TrowlirlilK", Jr., In chairman o'
tliu romiultteo on general urraiiKo
ini'iitM, Mr. It. J. Carlo of tho recep
tion coininllti', tho "Utlru compnny
to ( oimtlt nti tho floor eommltU'o.
A uleo i'IiiIi was iirpmiirt'il yoHter
dny with 11 mi'mheisliip of sixteen of
Mtdford'M younger mini. Music has
been onleieil ami drills will ho com
menced shot liy, iim.'or a ptofimMoniil
diillmiisler. piepaiatory to furnish
ii k tlio ciilcilainmenl at the Com
mercuil club's bampiet to ho hold
later in llie mouth. It also plans to
Kivo 0110 or two couccils this spring
for llie bi'iiolit of the public work of
tho Commercial or ((renter Metlfonl
tllllbs..
Ken Sheldon will uinuauo tho now
oiuniiiiilioii, with C, II. Mittlehiiri;er
a musical director. Ilermau Fur
ucker ii president; It. II. McCunly,
v'ii'o-prosiileut, ami (leore dates,
secretary ami troiiMiii'r. Tliev Iiiim'
olioseii tho eiintiouiimi ami surest-
Ivp mime, "The Kusty Hinon."
MIib Flora (trny In cnJoyltiR ninny
good llilnKn from tho Htnntlpolnt of
a iniiilc lover In Now York City,
nmoiiK thorn bolng tbo nonKon of Him
nlnu opera nml tho se.inon of UnnlUli
Krnnd iporn nt tho Century Theater,
when l.oulbo, Julius Conrcr an.l
Jullen hnvo recently Ih'cii produred.
She hun nlno enjoyed hcarlllK Mndamr
Frnuceg Alda nml Carimo, In I.n Hn
homo, a number of nyiuphony con
certu mid David ItUphnm in onr of
llio moilern oporiiH. MU ftray writes
there Ik ipillo 11 colony of Oregon pco
tdo In Now York nt prcicnt,
Mm. Hnmo of San Francliico wn
KiicKt of honor nt an afternoon af
fair Klvon Tuonday liy Mr. Stowart
I'atteriton nt her homo on South Oak
tlulo. HrltlRo vvnt played, .Mr. Pros
ton, Mm. Flero nml Mm. Hopkins
mrolvliiK prUcH, Thon mJoytiiK
Mm. Pntvrxou'n hoapltnllty wor
MIhhoci l.olgh Sicnccr, MnrRiuct Hub
hard, MemlanicH Kntuen, rrotl Hop
klm, Win. Kooy-Smlth, F, II. Cowlo,
A. Conro Flero, LM Hnnloy, 13. F
(liitbrlo, Dunbar Carpontor and
.Madam Flero.
1
Mm. It. O. Sriuldor nml her nUtor.
Mm. Tnylor, who hnvo boon Initial;
In tlio valley for fmiiio time loft
Wtnlni'iiluy ovonliiK for San l'rancln
co. AmoiiK tho many nfaflm ttlvoii
In their honor vvns a picnic hold
Monday nt tho homo of Mr. Austin
Cnrblu, dinner parties Monday an.l
Tuumlny nvonliiB Klvon by Mro, Put
tomou and Mm. llamlll, and 11 fare
well plcnlo Wodiiomlny with Mrs.
Pattorimu an lioteH.
ltonmofl Chaptor No. CC Kntcr
Ktar, wan vlnltotl by tho Brand worthy
matron, Mm, Mary KoUnchor of
Condon, Oro., Vilnc(lay cvculni; of
thU vvook. Tho JnckHonvlllo orsanl
cation, Adarol Chaptor No. n, wis
nlHo In nttoudniico. Ab It wns tho
monthly social ulKlit, a 8iimptuou$
banquet followed tho business of tho
ovonliiK which consisted of oxoinpllcn
tlnn of IoiIko work.
9 m
At tho nieetluK of Ollvo Ilobokah
I.oiIko No, k'K, TuoBday ovoiiIuk, two
rnudlilatoH were atlmlttoil to tho or
der, Mlsa Marjory Kerr and MIhh Not-
llu Ackloy. Mm. Jeaslo Howard wag
uomlnntod tllstilct iloputy prosldout,
Mm, JoshIo Howard, Mm, I.ottlo
Howard and Mm. Nolllo Wliu; wero
cltojon as dolotfutoH to attend tho Ho
bokah nssombly which oonvonca at
Mo.Mlnnvlllo, Oro., May lUth.
Tho rout rooma In tliu Medford
Fiirnltiiro ami Hurdvvaro oompiuiy
bulldliiK aro upon every day from
elKht to nix. You will find tboin
very convenient whoa tdioppluK In
leave your paoliiiKOH, to tolophouo, to
lost. Thoy aro woll provldod with
('onifortublo chulm, courheu, table.
romtliiK innttor, etc.
Mr, Clmile (Iliad wick of OIiIciiko
U upenilliiK a fow vvoolm hi tho vallo
In tho InlereiiU nt liht propnrt)', tho
Hiiiiny Cliff iiiiliiiiiln. Mr. Chudw It'll
U 11 f 1 lend nf tlio Di'lniy (lelrliolln of
IhU ill)
Mm. W, F. Unmi) nntltlpiitcM hay
liiK n hpr kui.'mI dtirlfifc tlm mimmcr
montliH, a ulrlhooil friend MIhh llca
trlco (IJnrtHon, formerly of Mlnnon
PoIIh, which wum nlxo Mm. Ikiimch'
homo. MUh (IJortsLii In a dramatic
HOprano, havlim been for tho imuL
tlvn )earn 0110 of tho principals of
(hn royal opera at tho Court Thentcr
nt Wlomnr. Khn hun ntudlcd with
thu Krcal nrtlHtn of Irnmc, Italy an I
(lermany, tho lant mimed havliiK en
tirely (iitlpulnteil to her ability not
only an nliiKer nml nrlremi, but aim'
iih tlm creator of mvornl ioIck In
Himlvrii opera. For hur tiortrnynl of
WiiKuerlnu roloft nhe wiih iloiorutcil
nml I'liturtnlnt'd by tho royally
MIhh (IJertnen will mnko her futuro
homo In Chicago,
r
Mm. J. K. Drew ontortnlnod n limn
her of ladle of tbo Proxbytorlan
church nt hor homo on Wont Herond
treet Tut'sdiiy iiflcrnooti. Different
MibJecU wero dhiomuieil la n romiirti
IiviimIvo mniiuur, tho .Mexican xltua
Hon boliiK tho principal catmo o'
coiiinicnt. A paper on this biimJo t
rend by Mm. II. II. SnrKont, wan moil
enllKbtoulllK.
JJovotlonal cxori'liM'i wero led liy
Mnr. Hill. Mm. Drew nerved doll
clous rcfrcNhmcntx upon conclusion
of tho iiiceiIiik:
Those proent wore Minn Juno
Whlto and MendauiOH H. H. Karccnt,
W. F. HhleltlH, J. A. Tornoy, llanb),
.1. F, Milady, Ktt.'VL'iiiion, Marsli, V.
A. WflAh, C. I.. Hill. M. L. Alford,
Wortmaii, Hhcrman, C. It. Hay.
Miss Opal Daley was tho hnppv
recipient of many pretty and imofiil
Kills from her frlemlx at a shower
party r.lveu by Mm. Donald StirltiRcr
at her homo n West Tenth direct
After MIrk Daley had found the
last of tho presentH, which wore
hidden In different partn or tin; room,
u novel name was played In which all
took part. A number or musical se
lections and tho nerving or refresh
ments completed the ovculufr.
Tlio KUeHts wero .Vlscs Opal Daley,
Norn Daley, I0110 Flynn, Agnes
Isancs, MnrKsret Car ley, licrtha
IlraudcnbtirK. Zoo Oriffln. Vera a
Orlffln, Helen Dahl; I.ornnio Hilton,
l.urona Hound, Hoi'sou, Mrs. Kunz
man nud Mm, Medloy.
1
Mrs, Stowart Patterson and Mrs.
F. C. Preston -wore- hostesses nt a
dinner party and inuslralo at the
homo of thu former Sunday uvenliiK,
the Kuosts entertained with vocal se
lections by Mr. Outbrlc, Mr. Hock
with ami Mrs. K nines. Guests In
eluded: Mr, and Mrs. K. F. (luthrlo.
Attss I.elKh-Spencer. II. Connor, Slntor
Johnson, Atiktln Corbln, Lincoln Me
Cornmck, Mrs, Arnold Scuddor of
ChlraKO, Mrs, Chatfluld Taylor of
Chicago, .Mm. Fames of Chicago, Mr.
and Mm. Frank Prcitou, Mr. and
Mr. P. W. llamlll, S. Vila lleckwlth
,
Mr. Ivor Paloy loft Saturday for
her homo nt Berkeley, Cal., nfter a
two weeks visit with hor parent.
Mr. and Mr. John F. Whlto of tht
city. Mr. Whlto, who has boon ab
sent from Medford for several year.
Is helm; welcomed by .musical und
social circles, and wilt undoubtedly
becomo active In each. The Whites
aro rosldlUK 011 West Hamilton street.
Mrs. Alan Ilrackclnrecd enter
tained a number of frloud Inform
ally at hor homo on Dakota avenue
Tuesday afternoon In compliment t
her sister Mm. ApUfu. Mm. (loffo
waH hostess at a dinner party kIvoii
Sunday cvoiiIiik In compliment to
Mm. Agatln.
Mm. Paul Janney entertained In
formnlly Monday ovoiiIuk her uuest
bolni; Mr. nud Mr. F, C. Clark, Mr.
und Mm. C. M. Kldd, Mr. and Mrs.
Porter J. Neff, Mr. nm Mr. W. 1
Isaac.
Mm, V. II, McCownn Is entortaln
liiK Mrs, Mary HeUachor of Condon.
OroKon, eraud worthy matron of the
order of tho Fasten! Star, during
hor visit la this city.
Tho women of tho Presbyterian
missionary society am invited to at
tend tho mcetlut: at Ashland which
convenes within two week,
Mm. S. S. Smith U visiting hoi
parent, Captain and Mm. Hlloy, nt
(lardon City, Kansas, Sho expects
to bo gone about two months.
?
Tlm Sophomore class of tho high
school uro planning to give an In
formal dancing party during tho
vvook following Faster Sunday,
Mr. and Mm. Frank 0. Clark, Mr.
and Mr. C, M, Kldd woro dinner
guotftH at tho Paul Jauuoy homo at
Perrydale Monday evening,
Dr. and Mr. Marion 'ami littlo sou
loft Friday for Colorado Springs,
whei'o 1 hoy will visit for a shoit time
on niiito to Virginia,
T
Mis llortha Waul veil 011 of Itockv
Point, formerly of .Medford, ha boon
vUltlug MUo FluioiH'ii and Mu)im
Clark.
Ml. Lola riii'blici'i will fcpt'nk u
Atcillolil ApHI in. miili'l llio iiiispui
ir Hit' 1 T. I .
MARGARET ILLirjGTON AND MIL
"WITMIH THE
SX t liwll -J MsuSlSf Xtt t . xAfJ
'M-u,, smm, Tt &mt m
wmwA JSomi :-.,sx&, w
lOlNMIfi Vt --' Mm
jflQGflDHEfijHlHtti 1 -r i 'Pa V v m
Tho mem Hem of the College cluo)fl.lV n,merll" iFMwnnl tttev).
enjoyed a delightful luncheon nt th' Mr( p jL Andrew V two s,,.,-,, "The
home of Mrs. W T, York this after
noon at 1 o'clock.
Mr. C, M. Klchards and daughter
Miss Laura returned Sunday from a
threo mouth's visit In HI Dorado,
K .-Unas,
Mr. II. A. Grey. Jr., was hostess
to tho member of the Tuesday llrtdge
club this week at her attractive rural
homo.
Mm. F.dmund Hurkc will entertain
a number of little folk at her coun
try homo next Monday.
Mrs. Porter J. Neff was hostefs at
a Louton luncheon given Thursday
for Mr. Agatln.
WOMEN'S CLUB NOTES
Tlio seventh program presented by
(lie Department of Miisio t the
Greater Medford Club, wits given t
the Page Theatre last Moudn.v after
noon under the MiH'rviion of Mm.
Jonas Wold nml cotisisti'd entirely of
American music. The largest audi
ence of tho season wn proent and
ospeeially notieoablo was tho Club
representutiou. Kighty lli.sli School
stmleiits nml tweuty-soven of St.
MaryV Academy students woio also
prvsent.
The stngo vvns appropriately ador
ned with two lingo American flugs,
0110 beiujf siispondetl in the oenter of
the stage nml tho other draped on
tho piano. Potted pnhns placed
about the ntago, lending an artistic
finish. Tlio opening number was a
ivading by Mm. K. M. Andrews
selected fiom "Musienl America,"
entitled th "Musical lndcpendoiico
of lT. S." This nrliclo gave sovonil
reasons, showing tlmt thero vvns no
pnitietiliir advatitage in Amerienn
student uoiiur to Kurope to study.
lleibort AlfonlV uuniber "Come where
the Linden blooms" (Dmlloy Iluok,,
willi Miss Vonita lluiuiltoii nt tho
piano was enthusiastically ap
plauded to which lie responded with
an eneotv. Young Alfred, though a
student as yet has a fine baritone
voice.
The ''Itoinaueo" by Mm. 11. II. A.
Iteaoh, America' foremast woman
composer, nrraugetl for violin ami
iiin.110, wii rwidered most avlUti
oallv bv Mr. C. K. Hoot ami Mm. II.
P.. Mamh.
One of the most enjoyable numbers
on the piogram was tho male ooletto
sung by Herman Puruokor, William
Yaw tor, George Gates, lJaiph Hac
eoiub, James N'ovvberry, Nolo I.indloy
ami accompanied on tho piano by Mi's.
Hoimaii Puruokor. The som seleot
cd wero "lluiiionnis Ghost" (ItiuitUt
Dr. Koren) ami "Old Ulaek Joe"
(Stephen Foster). Several business
men who could ml spare the lime to
hear llio whole program, dioppcd in
to tho theatre especially to heat this
number. Miss llazolrigg's sung, "A
lliithday" (It. Huntington Wootlinani,
was given p.irlioularly well and do
ummU'tl mi onuoru.
Tho silh iiuuilior pluyotl hy Mary
Alice Footer of whom wo an so justly
pioild, wa clintmiuitb iiiveii. Mary
Alice play- with mi umlei'siamliutt
far liryoiul hor ymim, nml wo tool
I It 41 1 she i tlonliiioil In make lior mail.
Hi lliw win Id a 11 inuicuM. him i
nl pioscul 11 lmli'iti nl HI MHfv'
Ainih'ii lie' b-i t "i i'
' J'uniiiltila" it link hiot"iii tied
DA KEENAN IN
LAW" AT THE PAGE, APRIL 17
lluttcrflv W.iilr' son- trom Huliclttc
(Victor Herbert' ni.il "A Little Fink
Hose" (Cnrru .Jncob- llnnili were
sunt; with her usual artistic finish,
nml her number, ns they always
are. woro milliiisinsticKllv received.
She was most ably aecoinimaicd by
Mm. Uaore Andrews. Thu sHcml:d
American program vvhlcl- roflcets
much credit mi Mm. Joimn Wold, was
ooneludcil by the sinin of the Stur
SnaiiL'Icd Haulier. (Samuel ATiloldl
bv the Audieuoe, led by Prof. Isaac
of the High School. Ilefore mljoiini-
moiit, Prof, llovvve was introduced to
the audience by Mm. K. M. Andrews,
ehainnnu of the Department. Prof.
llowo spoke briefly reanrdins the
Cantata "Queen Kther'r wlneli he i
desirous to tircseiit in Medford. under
the auspices of the 0 router Metlfonl
flub, ami which the club bus fmiijly
decided 111 favor of. this- nrnduetiou
will require all tho available local
uiu-ieal t a lent uf Medford. It will
need about 100 voices for the chorus
alone. All those interested aro
asked to report for rrlienmal at St.
Murks Hall, ueajt Monday evening at
7:4o o'olook hnrn. The nroeoeds
from this production will he added to
the piano fund.
The rendition of "Oneon F-thor"
with larj;o ehoruntv, elabonito eos-
tmninif and nil the ilramtilic and
beautiful stac sroupins and elumie-
icr ponrayai nun 1110 uiiisio tirama
rriiires is- an imiHirtant event in any
city.
The Greater Med ford club nrrniiKcd
with Mr. (leorgc l.Hiuarl Howes ol
l.s Angeles for surli a prnluetio"
in Medfonl in tho nmr future, the
first tuheai-isul w-ns held in St. Marks
Guild Hull Inrt Thursday evening and
a xooil boiuiiiu made, a largo re
lumrsHl will be held .Monday evening
7:l., nt tho sumo hall and an imita
tion is extended to nil singem to be
present at thai time nud enroll for
tho work.
The story of "listlier," the heroic
Queen in a diiiuiHtio 0110 ami as
given in this form, distinctly operatic
in scope, thero aro two larj choruses
representing Jews, nml Persians ami
a largo cliildiou' chorus for the
flower m'ouo, the niaiiy soloists rep-le-sent
llu olmniotois of tho story,
ami the whole onsciubled givus the
tPlortuuity for pieturosnuo stage
grouping, Hue dramatic - 1 nations
and stnj.'O pieturo. lull ci life and
color, tho costuming is uf an Orien
tal character mid of 11 brilliant color
scheme. The oliairmiiu of the iiiumc
soetiou of the Club, Mm. Andrew
is givini; effieitnt pomonul Kiiporvts
ion of tho proltminary work. Two
perfoimaucos will ho given at Page
Thontie, .May 11 nml 12.
Constitutional amendment proviil
lug for the abolition of tho state sou
ate and propoitlonal reprssciitntlun
In tho hoiiao. wlil bo Hiibtiuttoo to tho
vol om of Oregon nt tho next election.
WANTED
I spray I'm' aphis and mil
dew, nlxo aiHt'iialc (if lend
for c(idlinir. moth. Will Imiid
Ireett with !iiiif,'li'luu! wIicm
dMi'pd, I'hom .SUM
II. A. ALLEN
MISS ILLIN6T0N IN
Will THE
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That 1'ivonte eniolioiml aetrpMs-,
Mi ir-t Wimftnn. In "Within Hn
L.in,' the reigning drnmntio seuu
tain t the yenr in hollt Now Vork
n.d Lomliin, will bo ten har on Ap
ril 17 nl tho Pane.
"Within tho I.nw" lellx fu simple,
-in ere fashion a won dorf tilly renl-
Ik -trv of a good 211 1 s utruuglo
in Mi" undrworliI tlmt move tho
1'iist unprPKwinnnhli in spito of them-selve-t.
May Tumor, the horoinn
(Mi-s Illiiigton), U 1111 nttrnetivo
voun wiiinnn who onrlv in her car
eer an a working jirl, in fulolv
cu-t'd of theft In tho Inio dry gum!,
emporium in which alio i emoloved.
Sho vcheinently detiJnren hor iunoi
c ice, hut the jreeil-obscsed hvtio
f r,to who employ hor, nml tho judge
bctoro whom she is tried, insist that
she should konmlt to lmii nx mi
example to nil other shopirlx simi
larly tempted. Sho, therefore, U
sentenced to servo three y'cam in
prison.
When released she seeks honor
r.hlo employment. During hor ineur
cerntion she had mndo uo of tho
prison library and has become odu-
itcd. She seeks nml tiudu ninny
positions, but in each insl..n-i hiu
hounded by the p-,!;,,-, 1111IM. 'i'-
nllv she announces ti it - !:tw
society refuses to lit aiili-d
the debt she hnx tmid fur it crime
she did not commit, nml refuses to
nccept her nn anvlhins but n thief.
a thief she will be but nhi- will tin
her thieving ''Williiii tho I-aw." She
will, in her own original way, play
tho ?nme of the millionaire law
breakers, who literally break the law
under the law s protection. Match
ing her wits nud courage against the
brutality of the iiolioo, she develops
into n woman of ingenuity und dar
ing who preys upon society nt will
and defies punishment bv employing'
the intricacies of the law to snfe
gunrd her questionable ventures. Shu
nlso avenp.es herself on this canting
hyMerite who sent her to prison
when she was innocent, almost
breaking her heart, thtough his son
and hoir. whom slio lures into marri
age. Mary Turner' ultimate attain
ment of the position in the world to
which she is entitled furnishes llu
piny with its motive mid tho develop
ment of the theme of "Within the
Law" provides 11 series of real tmr
nriscs that are nerve-grippius in
heir dramatic intensity.
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