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MEDFOfel) MAlt TUTBTINE. nUDFOUD. OKKClOX, SATTKnAY, MAY 0, 11
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A quiet wedding loo plnce nt the
libnio of .Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 11. Daley, on
West 10th utrcct, nt four o'clock
Monday, May I, when their daughter
Onal wn Rlvcu In marriage to Mr.
l'ord A. Hand of Mc.Mlnnvllle. Oro-
gon, the ring ceremony being used
and Uev. Shields offhatlng, only
the Immediate members of the family
being present. Tim young couple
left Monday evening for the North
and after a (.hurt trip will return to
McMlnnvllle, where the groom has n
beautiful homo prepared for his
bride. Mr. Hand Is well known
among Medford's younger set and will
Ik? greatly missed by nor many
friends. Mr. Hand In n Pharmacint
and In a gradunto of the Oregon
Agricultural College.
Tor tho pleasure of their guest,
Miss Sidney Dibble, of Hillings, Mont.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilalph Dardwoll gave
a very pretty porch party Wednesday
evening, at their attractive homo on
South Oakdatc.
lanterns lighted the porches and
red carnations wcro used ns hou.c
decorations.
Tho evening was spent In dancing,
after which a buffet supper was ser
ved. Tlioso present, beside the honor
guest were: Mr. nnd Mrs. llarry
Gray, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoth
crmnl, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hurry Lindsay,
of Central Point, Mr. Drury, Misses
Ida Leo Kcntucr, Qene Horton, Alice
Streets, Leola Trueblood, Messrs Lee
Hoot, Deuel Tumy, Uullis. Dick
Hanro nnd Tracy.
A progressive birthday dinner was
given Tuesday evening by a number
of young people, whoso birthdays
occur In May. Tho dinner was ser
ved, each courso at n different house.
Thoso entertaining were: Mr. Thom-
ns Griffin. Miss Kllcabeth Ulchards,
Miss Kdlth Wilson. Miss Ksther Har
rison nnd Miss Laura Trlcchler.
Following tho laht course, which was
served at the homo of Miss Trlechler.
tho evening was spent in danllug.
At tho Annual mectlug of the Col
lege Women's Club, which will be
held at the home of Mrs. Porter, on
Oukdnlc, Saturday afternoon. There
will be an array of babies, as each
member is expected to bring a baby.
Thoso not possessing any will' have to
borrow ono for tho occasion. Klcc
tion of officers will bo held at this
time.
Dr. Fred Page nnd family are ex
pectod noon from IOS Angeles, where
they have been for tho past two years.
Dr. Page has bought tho Geo. Llndlcy
Iioiimj on Siskiyou Heights and will
mako that his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sumner had as
dinner gucsU, at tho Medford Hotel,
Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Madden, Mr. uud Mrs. Dulroy
Golrholl nnd Mr. and Mrs. If. T.
Klndley.
MIfh Icigh Siicncer, who Iihh been
tho guest of Mr. nud Mrs. K. F
Guthrie of North Juckhouvlllo, re
turned today, to hor homo In Van
couver, II. 0.
Mrs. Annie Kcllohor and Miss Kel-
lohur have returned to their homo on
S-'i tith Onkdnlo, after a visit or sever
al mouths iu Cullforulu and Texas.
Mr nnd Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter
outortniued ut dinner Tuesday, for
tho pleasure of MlfaB Slisuldlo ltooli
of Aliunde City, N. J.
Mrs. Harry Gnu is outcrtululng
this afternoon iu honor of Mlw Dili
bli thu homo guest of Mrs. UUrd
well, Mr. uiul Mrs. II. ('. Mclntyru and
Miss Gldney of Plain View, Texas,
aro.tho guests of .Mrs. Aliulo Ktllhor.
Miss Itobort 1 1 till 1 and llttlo iluutsht
or Icavo this moutu for tho Kant,
whoro (hoy will Biwnd thu summer.
Mrs, Delroy Gelchull and sou leave
noxt week for u (short vUI n Minna
upolls und Ht. Cloud, Mluncsotu.
.Mr. !'. F. Outhilu It'iivim noon for
H visit with hor uuul. Mlm llgji
Himww In Vwnrouvnr, II .
Thu Nulla C'lfH' wl'l M". '
C, KHtHtr, Tliuri'lu)' afternoon.
TlM 'tH14y Willi wflU'i'lltennlii".!
Mr Harold O. Simpson and Miss
Margaret Fiorey wore tlulctly married
nt the home of tho brides' brother,
Mr Chnunccy Fiorey, in Jacksonllle.
nt noon. Sunilny May , by Nov.
Paul S. Dandy.
Mr. Simpson Is manager of the
Western Lumber and Supply Co., of
Talent, where tho young couple will
mako their future home.
Mrs. Simpson Is the daughter of
Mr. A. J. Fiorey. Post-Master of
Uaglo Point.
Their many friends, of the valley,
wish them success and happiness.
Mrs. John Wilkinson entertnlned
Wednesday evening for the pleasure
of a few Trlends. Tho evening was
spent in guessing contests. Miss Lor-
nine Hilton winning the prlie. a beau
tiful buuch of carnations. A dainty
supper was nerved afterwards. A
pink and whlto scheme of decora
tion being used. Pink cnrnntlons
forming the ecenlcr piece.
Tho guests were: Mrs. Allendur
fer. Misses Loralne Hilton, lonne
Flynn, Helen Dahl, Agnes Isaacs, Zoo
and Vernn Griffin.
The Pacific University Male quart
elte, which was heru tho first of tho
week, was delightfully entertained
at dinner by Mm. ri. B. Gore Tues
day. Hi the afternoon Jay Gore gave the
students a ride through tho valley.
Tlioso prcseut at the dinner were:
Misses ltuth and Ksther Warner,
Mary Gore. Jean Hudgo and Coryell.
Messrs Webb. McCoy. McNeil. Sch
nildtke and lllowcr of tho University.
Carlton 11 ram! on anil Jay Gore.
The ladles auxiliary of the S. W.
H. M. or the Christian Church, held
their rcgulnr monthly meeting nt the
homo of Mrs. Darnell, Wednesday
afternoon. China was the subject.
The old and new China nud the
cause and effect of the Chinese
revolution was ably presented in a
pncr by Mrs. A. U. Drown. After
which an Informal discussion was
held and refreshments served.
Tho Annual meeting of tho Colony
Club was held Monday afternoon at
w)hl)U time the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Geo. II. Daggett.
President: Mrs. W:n. Sooy-Smith,
Vico-Presldont; Mrs. Stewart Patter
son, Secretary; MIsm Mable Ilurko.
Treasurer. Directors, Mrs. Chns.
Conner. Mrs. Frank Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Parkhurst.
of Portland announced tho engage
ment Wednesday evening or their
daughter, Miss Luln, to Merrill
Thompson Kastham. Miss Park
hurst has spent hcvcral summers nt
Crater Lake and Is well known here.
Miss Carrie Alton, who will long
he romembercd hero for her nrlls
tic playing of the violin, has return
ed to this country from Paris, where
she has been studying and is teach
ins In tho New Kngland Conservatory
or Music, iu Iloston.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Patterson,
wcro hosts at a dinner Friday even
ing, given in honor of Miss Leigh
Spencer, who returned to her home
this week.
MIsFea Nelllo Con ley and Vcnlta
Crosby of Grants Pass, who have
been visiting frlonds In Medford, have
returned to their home.
Miss Madeline lllughuiii returned
to her homo In Santa Harbara Wed
nesday, after spending aovern! weeks
In tho valley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. ISuIHh aro re
ceiving congratulations upon tho birth
of a son, I U chard Spencer, born May
0.
Tho Iowa Society will attend a
moonlight picnic hooii. at thu home
of Mr. J. F. Hopkins In Central
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc.Mauus uro
iccul vlni,' i-ongrutulntlonH upon thu
birth of twin daughters, born May 3.
Miss Joun Audenon has returned
from Corvallls. where sho attended
tho Junior week-end at D. A. C.
Mlhs Abulia Kmerlck entertained
Friday afternoon In honor of Miss
Dlbbel or Hillings, Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prchton are
receiving congratulations upon thu
birth of a koii. May 'i.
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Mrs. Chandlsr Kgau and Utile,
duughKir, will jtpeud Uin sumiuur In
Ihii Hast.
Mrs. M. C, lUrlinr Miturlnliied for
(bo plwiwiro of Mrs. 1'foulx.
Mrs W A I'liljjcr omwlnluiwl Willi
a iiiiniiMJii I'rlilu).
Mrs. It. II. Stearns of Central Point
entertained with n elaborate sl
course luncheon, Wednesday for tho
pleasure of her daughter, Mlsa Flor
ence, nu attractive bride to be.
There wore 1 covers and the
table was decked most originally ami
artistically, tho color scheme being
Iu red and white.
Cut glass vases filled with rod und
white cnrnntlons and greens. The
favors were mlnature suit cases, con
taining rice nnd a unique veno an
nouncing tho dates of the wedding
day of Mr. J. C. Harnum of Medford
and Miss Florence Stonrtis of Central
Point.
After luncheon, the guests made up
four tables of Hearts honors falling
to .Mrs. Kenneth "lloebe nnd Mrs. Geo.
Pankey. Tho scoro cards wore
Cupids bearing tho Initials In gold or
Hie bride nnd groom to be.
An especially enjoyable feature of
tho entertainment, was tho toast, pro
posed to thu happy pair by Miss Poor
of Portland.
Hero's to the bride that is to be.
Happy and nulling nnd fair;
Hero's to those who would like to be.
And aro wondering when and where,
Hero's to the health or the happ
pair.
May good luck meet them every
where; And may each day or wedded bliss,
Ho always Just as 6wect as this.
Tho guests present were: Mlstos
Pearl Hoss, Frnnclno MeNassor, Lucy
Poor. Nettle Lewis. Mesdnmes Max
Kngland. Guy Tex, Clarence tavern.
Wnno Leaver, Kenneth Heche, James
Connought. Geo! Pankey, Shipley
Hoss, Kliucr Chlldors. Harry Stottxe
and W G. Harnum or -Medford;
Mrs. Stearns was assisted about tho
rooms by Mrs. Perkins nud Mrs. Nor
cross. Mrs. A. H. Cunnlnghnni entertain
ed Friday afternoon, a dainty two
course luncheon was served, tho color
scheme being carried out In red and
white carnations and candles were
used for the table decorations.
Thoo Invited; Mrs. Klrby Jor
dan, Hoyd, Kails, Lance, Mulkey,
Bowman. Wahl, Kmerson Seeloy
Kbel. Wilkinson Kdmeads. Wold, A.
K. Cunningham. O. (). AlendHe.
Tho hostcM wns aMlrted In serv
ing by Mrs. Alcndorfer.. Donald
and Catherine Kd wards and James
and John Klrby wore present.
Tho I .adles Aid or the Prosbyterlnu
church wns delightfully entertnlned
Tuesday nftornoou, at tho home of
Mrs. Stevenson, on the Ashland rond.
The subject for the afternoon was
"Africa", which was presented by
Mrs. Krlbs nnd Mofidnmos Tomey nnd
Warner gave reports of the annual
meeting at Ashland.
The Aid meets next Tuesday In tlij
chapel, with Mrs. W. II. Gore ns
hostess.
Messrs Kverett und Karl Trow
bridge wuro hosts at a Jolly party,
Thursday evening, at their homo on
Klevcnth street. Their guests wcre:
Misses Lois Kstos, Frnnklo Offut,
Hazel Coflold, Klslo Colo, Msssrs
Goodrich and Swartout.
Mrs. J. I. Stouart gavo a pleas
ant surprise) party Moudxv afternoon.
to her mother, .Mrs. It. Scofleld. Tho
affair was given In honor of Mrs.
Scoflcld'H 79th birthday. Tho gurhta
present before tho honor guest, woro;
Mosdamcs A. Dufr, T. It. Wilson.
Kellogg, Leo und Williams.
Mrs. It. W. Clancy entertained
tho Sunday tcliool teuchorH of tho
Presbyterian church, Monday evening
at her homo en Nob Hill.
The iiliiinui nf the Mi'dfonl high
M'lionl gave a ilauce Friday evening
nt the N'liliitoiium In lliu hili m-IiooI
MiulcutB.
MIkh Ksther Watt, who has been
visiting friends heru, has returned to
her homo in Salum.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Webb have
returned from a visit of several
mouths In Kngland.
Miss Helen Mealey Ik the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. MoNeuluy In Horn
brook, Cal.
Mis. Winifred llunott Taylor of
Chicago, is tho guost of Mis. Phil
llainlll.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandlgr Kguu on
turtuliiud ut dinner Thursday even
ing. Mr. nnd Mr. Dunbar Carpenter
warn dliiuiir hrait Friday ovcnliig.
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Col. Htid M.r. J- !' Miiinlr are
ipOliilliiK tbo wok III I'oiHund
Mrs. K. F. Oiilhlln y,nn hoMix
m a ion, TotMulny iifioiimoii.
Two piano rceltnln, bv pupils or 1)V 1( ,,.,.(, ( VVN riunVtii'd In
Mr Fred Alton Knight, agisted by (xm ,.ivilllalile muilUer, Uuue Ue-t
Mr:'. Floreiuo Mnlllduyllnlght will o. (,;., pnlH ,,((,, ' M tt,m.
bo given at the Knight mulo studio. ,K, ,.,,(,(.N ,j ,.u,iwh in a iiniunm
llf. South l.uuiel street. ThurMla.v ,(), U((t UI( , ,mM, , ,is
and Friday evenings, Mn M and 1ft. to(l!,( tlllll ,, r)M. U,rl -,lH vw-
dmlssloti to Kies'o recitals Is by In- n.,,,,.11.. u,.,i.
vltatlon. which will bo fouud.'d uponi
The tlrnnls Push memboii, nhnitl
I it'ittit t 111 it tn li tilttf ikil i ll'ii fit ililVl II
cover n wldo range In dno muslr ,.. , ,.., ,., .,
llll IHII "IIIIM'IU'PI " ' MM wiv limn
nnd should roo very IntoreitliiR
uud enjojablo to all who attend.
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Mr, .1. F. Kent enlerlained lite
ThomIiiv l.uueheon elult tlif week.
Mrs. W. J. Cook, or Oakland. Onl.,
It the guest of Miss Weeks.
About I'J.) Mil(Uis mithercil tit Mll
oiiie hull IihI evening tor the pur
poe of uituei'iii degree work. At
he rciptet of Medfonl Maonii'
lodge, tlte UriiuU Pn.s M.i-iu.-e no
li reo ten in vow kindly ct'iiiMMd to
confer tlie work, which hji- etnoyeil
velurn alter lodge. A"tilnutl'M tli'le
giilloit moltiivit up about lucul.v
xli-otut ami reHiiled iw Imvinii every
eleelivo and ntmiiltvo nffeer of Ike
lodge iiiwonl txi'i'il Ike lylor. Tlii
tli'iuoiiotralct the (rue pence niiil'lini-
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i ii ihii in 1 1 ii i . -ffjgggw
Hiuli otvnVloiiH will lin
inonv llmt I- ini'vnllltii' ill Alilil-i.luniiuL: Uiul
l,o!e. No. I.V A. V. & A. M., mill l'Miienl. All fiuvwil ivorW
only irmi- that nuil.v In Hlieiigtli. I"'iiitf " tlrnllil lliuis
Tliex luillier ivpui'lctl Hull Uiclr
The IimIIcx ul Hie AUnr MoeieiV ell
leiliiliiril with it eiiiil pally it tul iluiii'O
j'riiiii'xiln.v evening In Ike I'minli hull,
IvIit wiittlil luive hImi Ihmmi iiivxint
eveepl I'm" Ike litel Unit lie win euii
rini'il ul I ho koMiilal. TkV n ice-
ntil Hull any loilge ean lie pnuul of
mi Ike iH'ciixloti of u vUilulloii to nil
ulkor Imlge. A xpleuillil hniiipii'l wai
wlileli win iiielllly ili'i'iiinti'il fof Ike
oi'i'inIoii. Mi'Hiliiiiii' ('lull leu HelilOf
fi'lln, Flunk (llld.k'u, V. ('. Dekle.v,
M'l-veil in Ike kiiiiiiuet hall, vvlilolt nil jduiii'tl, Selinelli', lli'. t'oiiim ntul
look of Creel v. After -H I'K. A. Dull Mere in chaigt' ol the pin-
win I'ltllt'd m outer anil nw verv
liiii'ii'Hluix iviuutk'- weie initile hv Ike
Inolkerx nud vNiling hrutliei, alter
wlileli all il'iuiilcd lor their koine-.,
gniili.
MIhh (llmbi of Yr;a, Dal
lug friends In Medloid.
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For Sale
Ford automobile, flrxt rial's repair,
top carriage, single harness, three
inch lumber wagon. Osborn disk two.
horso nearly now, Syracuse chilled
plow I'J-lurh. corn cultivator .two
horse, oak dresser beds, etc
Call at onco nnd get bargain, own
er leaving town, resldeuc ot
A. MOODY
Talent, Oregon
Graduation
Time
J las arrived ami iio(liinj
makes nicer or more suit
able presents than .Jewelry,
Silverware or Diamonds.
"We have a big stock and of
fer a few suggestiens:
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Our Knowledge of Your Needs
Again Has Guided Us
ih selscting the right kind of clethss for Spring and Summer.
We'vs chossnjor you sooftcn that wc know just what class
of nsw t fabrics ahd fashiohs you demand and our long sx
pcrience in buying now again has snahled us to discard un
desirable idsas and frills and sclsct only th
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Very Latest Approved Fashions
and reliable work i mi nsliip sttch as .von'll find in Hirnh-Wickwlro
Co.'s high-grade ready-to-wear garments. We know yon will ru
laiii full confidence in iisfyon selei.'t your new clot lies ajoiK'
store.
Have you seen Hie new Shirt and Drawer ('oiubiiliitlou' If
not. have us show you. The only place iu the iity where you can
see a complete display of this lie wcrcation. To see is to buy.
"jvtonar"Jr Comsat Cotttiers
Bracelet Watches, Thin
Model Gents' Watches, Van
ity Cases, Rin of all kinds,
big variety Pins, Diamonds,;
mounted and unmountod. g
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HOT POINT WEEK
MAY 11 TO 16
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You aro cordially invited to visit our store during this salt; nf
household electric appliances. Come tomorrow and sec this dirt
play of the latest in electrical household helps. Let. us show how
ihoy work how they'll do your work how they'll lessen the
'labors of housekeeping anil make it a pleasant task.
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The New Ueflector Type (.flowing
Klecfrie Stove,
Wegularly 0.00,
At $2.50
It, is just like cooking over glowing coals with riitllrdHl!fjs"!'M
except that there are no coals, no ashes, no smoke. ' ".'':,
You'd belter hurry, before they're all sold.
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