Medford mail tribune., December 19, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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All loinmnnli'iithiiia nliutild W Ifl
ty Friday. AdtlrtjEH imclutv editor,
iir Phono TR, '
A gOOl! I'lOUll WIIH plI'MHIll Iho
inu-ii'iil ill' Die (IiuiiUt Mcilfnnl Club
nl the I'iik" theater I'imI Monilny till
eruooli. Ml. MniJ M t Initio M'
Hcnleil a liijo program. While Ihu
inuliciicn uiih iiNHi'inlilliii: Jlli Mell
aril n' tli IIiiIk I'niii'i i'iiiiiiiiiiy phiy
nl the Victinhi. AiniuiK tlin sulci'-
lioM given Wl l dtll'l IlllWCl'll i'ii-
rumi mill Scot 1 1.
'I'lii lii-l nuiiilii'i' mi tlit- program
ii .election lor iwir pianos h,
Jim, .Mnrsli mill .UIkw lunik. The ren
dition uiim ilwiinjf inn was, well it
t rixid.
Till lltllil'M lllllt('ll' CllltlpnOI'lt llf
MiH I ni'li ijjw. Mi'xiliiincM 'I'hii'nitr,
Kiiuiiinii inn) Wi.lil ning "Oli, IIiinIi,
TIm'i .My Unto," giving (In- pliiuiaiuio
el'leel nl' tlir Inlluhy in hiiii'i which
could h.' .iniil hcnnl llii'iiiiKliuiit tln
buildlUg. TlC llllg "IIhIiich Ituul''
for mi cncoie.
Tiir Inn nl' Miulji"d. iiiKlnniii'iiU
i)nycil liy .Mr. Juno, .Mi Vhin'iieo
Clink ninl .Mr. Ilnineo Itcno wciv
phijcd in llic Iinitlicil Htyln nf IhiKtM
M-rt oi iiu'Ih. '
Mm. (Icoigo AiiiImiWh Ming- with
giont purity ir tone n nHwIiou fnmi
gmml '"n iu the ortgiunl Italian,
nwliiiii; lhi high nvliti with cu mnl
M'lllllH'.
Mix-' Ciilltin- lend lipr lnr fiom
"Tli- Ainu hi III.' KIimiIuh," wilii ureal
Miuh'ui ninl tin' iuhIhwc wnn th
puiiiiwl ttmt fltt' iIh) nut icsjminiI to
mi oneoie.
Jlr. Cm ter Itniinluti playiil n piano
tioln, "Titim I'uciu," liy McDowell in
ii wry nitiMic iniiiiiior.
'flip iiiHit't miir liv Mi, lluxcl
litflf, Mr. (Jn'fcxli'.v, .Mr. (Irnrye An
lum mid .Mr. Kdntouihj wii hum lily
cmmied .Mr. .Imum, wlm ivitt-ivinl hU
iiiumIuwI 'clitMt mil in HoMou ninl i n
local iiirttiiicl'T ut' tlu vmliii, wn nt
llin IiimI in tin 'In emitted ".Mig
iiniii'tti'." .Mm lltixi'liiKtb n diurnal In mi
pnui", win i 1 1 uivnt i'pivMtn llic
limiiiliful ii, "l.niit Voii'r." Tim
xlnlfii mjuiiiniHiiiiiiK'iil liv Mr. .ImuW
iiiMuil it itti t l.v In the lii'ioity of the
Hull.
Mih. Miirnh, hIiii m'i'otHpiitiii'il nit
thi' xiiiKi'rw, pin cil h ith n ili'liiiitn ii
flui'il tniwh wlui'li proimuiii'i'il her n
liiii' m,uniiipmiil.
Two pliiun itTllnlN Ii) tniilU of
Mr. I'rinl Alton llnlnlil itKnlntijil !
Mm. Kliiroiicu IIhIIIiIii)'-IIiiIkIiI con
tralto, lll Iki nlvi'ii at tlio IIiiIkIiI
.Mimic HtmlliiM Monilny mill TiKMMluy
iivdiiIiirh, UiHii'inlmr -1 mill U2. On
Monilny omiiiIiik Mr H.iUht will pni
ui'in Ml mi Cnlllc Vor.nll In mi imlhld.
mil rocltul mnl on Tiinmluy mi'iilm;
ii iiroKrmiiuiK of Intercut Iiik jiIuckm
will liu rmiitiTt'il h piiiillx from nil
i; ratio. Minn Voitnli will play Hid
following luoitrmiinie:
Ovyrliiro ".miiiu" (four lunula)
f .. Iloiolil
l,u Huruiiiita MoiiloVNKt
Tliurliuro'u Iluiulul
lTftli VUo ..... ...-Uodunl,
Honutn (IMtlictliiil) ll.'iillinwiii Op lil
Colitinlto Hnlo Kiilcilc'il
Mr. 1'lnirii'cu lliilllilii)-lliih;ht t
XnU'lutWi .Koliiiiiimin Op. Vo, 1
ltoiulo Caiulcloti) MitinlitlHoliii
NiKtiirnn Olioilii (P. 0 No. 2
To StuliiK tlrlim
lUmlo . . ..Vulinlimipl Op. 22 No. I'
Old KoIIih ut Home (Vnr.)
.... .. .... l'lmlor-Mt'iiclititii
Yon n i'o Invllnd to iittmiil.
Tlni'lJotiim IMm-i- Viillny I'liiwirNily
Chili will ni' tln-ir miniuil Chi Mum
froliu ni'Nl 'i'ilniilny I'VimiiiKi IK
I'liiulirr 'J.'l. Tlii cll will piv-cnl it
million ilollnr ptmiimil winning' Icnm
in tin; Kiiiiiii'm mnl I'ViiitKHiwunj'
lcii;iio nt rent In n l'nllnimi tlccpcron
the Icili'oiil.Cicionl Cily rnilwny,
fullAwcjf jiy, a Kfjipu Juice oMunurV
'ilinnbr fii' llirillhitroiliiciii(r Tnuiuy
Tri'inioiV' In u Ocriumi iinilVriii,
'(iciiic Hiioiid (uipciilcr in n ui'iitt'iil
piihc. At (l:!ll hhiii'i on the hiium
ociiiiik the I'rnlk' will hn iirrccih'tl liy
the clnli'H iimiuul ChrinliniiH dinner,
i
l,iin Tui'iiluy livening (lie (tuliwett
'l.oile held ils lcKiilnr uiiiathly kq!
einl nl Ihn hull ut which litin limy en-,
loiliiiiicil Ihn Ahlihuiil ileiTii teniii.
The hull wiik hemilil'ully ilccomteil
Svith niiflliil"" mnl Iniirol. A tine pro
LMiun wntj reiiilered,' utter which a
huiiquet wuh Hervecl. The Inhlcs worn
ilneornloil Willi Iriiutut'il Chrintinnrf
tlCCM. . .
1 A mnnlier of Meilfonl peoplo went
la AhIiIiiikI Tnesiluy to Iitleml tlio
JliSoeJety vumluvjllv In (hill Oil.V.
ocioly of Mcill'iUil iln-
Hiriw to exiucxM their iitipreeliitiiiii of
.(he ciiIIimi-IiihIIi' Miipimrt lvcn liy thd
pnilieipmiU in Ihe nccnt vninlcvilliil
nIiiiw. Hiiihii who Iiiim- hccii m loiiel
Willi llic Wiill.iiiK ilclnilM will uppiei
nlc the fmil IIihI H I-1 impoxMhlc In
e.tpiei in wmiiIh llic nenii-1' icnileicil
ly Mi". '.I. I' Kcililj', Her peroiinl
liy, ifiuVfnlittiihility uml, ulioe nil,
her IiuIoiiiiIhIiIii ili'leriuiiiMlioti In
iiinhc llic hyw a wicucmi wujc, ia
I'liel, llic chief fncloM which mmlc il
u Micro.-, II wuh only Mrw. Ucihl.v'n
luiriiit't'iiiu yiiiiiiil which iiimle it
piMoililc for lliillirniik .U'ithiiiKl'U In
iipply In- oiigiiiulily mnl iiiMiiiiiity in
limklnn " I iliinlicil peilniiiiiiuce out
of Hie viirimw deve'r feiituiCN nvnil
nlilc, mnl ticc oiding lo hin own hIiiIh
lueill il would hilVc hci'll iiiimi-hiIic lo
pniiliicn a miiippy, lively perloiiif
mice, Iml lor the quirk perception
iin.il ciMi'ity, ljr ilctml of Alfred M,
V. t:rjicnler mid II, Chmnllcr 1'.v;iim,
who nl" rnliiely icKpoiiHilile for the
xiiiiiiitliiu'MM of uclioii uml nli-ence of
mIiikc unit- mi riiimuoii in miiuteiir
perfiirinillici.M,
'file M'lviccH mnl kiigK,'lh,lH l,,r
tlinlicd h l, I. Uoi'iiitril, ilort immii.
iilier of the Hlnr lliciiter, cic of
Klent n i-lmicc, hi- long i'.ii'l'ii'liei
in the mIhiw Ipiihiiicmi eniihliug hull
In noIvc iniiiiv of the wont perplex
nig pii;lilcini.
Mi-. Clink l.cilcrnl I'ortlmnl, who
wiik i-iling Mr. Iloniec I'cllon, mcl
wtcliliecil Ihe pleiiNltli'H of her i-il
to mid to the HiirccwH of the ciiler
tuiiiniriit, ip inimt lu'Hltil.N tlninkcd,
mid .Mil. Clydii I.oIh Si'lmtl,' who
came from.Haa l'nnetico m iuuneih
nlc rexpniiMi to Mi. I'. H. Ilmile,'i4
Migge-lieti, wih of Mich ii-i-titncl
tlmt il i impo ihle to cxpri' our
iipprci'iMtimi inliipuitch.
An fur Hi the IhciiI people lire coi
reriiinl, .Indue Williiugton, who hit
lunl milch hiciil expi'iicnce nloiig
IIichc lincH, -tntc- tlmt he ncer loiiiul
it "eolllHlliy" of local (icople ho loyal,
eiieigetie, willing mnl hard working,
and while all of them were of the
greiitoM helji, a few are ilitierviiig ot
opueiiil iiiciitiiiu, on uecoiint of the
extra harden plauol iipua thein.
The nio-l Inn-lied pcrfoniiiiuee, a
CMilfiieril hy Ihe eager appteciatimi
of the muhciiee, wiih the anted itn
pproantloa of the "llnnd-oiue
lliekk" hy llmi. A. Ii. l!cnne. Hi
etery mote evoked npiouiinu- ap-plin-e.
Dr. IMge wti- uiore Ilimi uceouiiiio
(luting in ullowlng Ihe Cage orehe-tra
to nerouipiiiiy the troupe to A-lilnnil.
mnl llittry Howell was of the gteatcHt
help, not only it uui-ieal ilireelor, hut
with liin kiiggetiniu and iililliiug el
t hi tM in mlaiarHing tint dnnuvn..
'Ihe ncrvices of Holuhur T. I'ihIi
mid C. !'. (lute- hml only to In- m-ci
J'or their ahie to he appriM-iali'd.
The Hoentv feci that hpciiiI men
tinii in due to Mr-. Ii. H. Ilaaley
Mr. mnl Mix. A. Couro laro, Mi--Veiiitn
lliumlloii, Hilly Morgmi, Mih
.hiKCpliilie Itout, "Couxia" Mittlelier
ger, Ifnlpli II. McCunl.t. Spramie ltie
iri'l. Mis, Caroline Andrews, mid,
nhovc all, Mi- DuMlliV Councr. Thi
h not iiileiiiled to heliltle the vnluc
of the cITorU of the other purtiei
piiaU, iih Ihe iluueert mnl other ten
tm en iveie nil woilhv of a part in a
prnfc--iouul pioiliielioii, Iml Npace
foihiiU metitioii of all. Tliu lliuuk
4f Ihe Knii Mieinly, n well ih the
apieeiatKa of Ihu geiioml iubliu i
due In all of Ihe participant", hut,
t'n I, lu-t mid all Ihe time, to Mrx.
J. C. Keild.t.
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The UYiliicMhiy Stml.t clnh had a
luoxt intei e-ling program la-t Vcd
niiMihiy, The udiopticaii iews of
l.omlou given hy Mis. Wioilinan in
eoaacclioii with her paper, and Ihe
map- and dingrmus added inulcrially
to Ihe paper. The sulijeet for the
alteriuioa wiik ,oiiiloa, T!c prpgrmu
wuh ii fiillow.s:''llilory," Mix, War.
tier; ''StrccK llridge, Shop-, l'aiks
and I'alace-," Mim. U'oitiunii; "Ych.
niliiHter Ahhey," Min Nolle; "IIhiim'h
of I'arliniui'iit," .Mm. Ciehel.
The niimiiil Chrihtnn charily hall
will hi) held nl (he Naliiloiiiuii next
TiiomIii.v evciiiug limler Iheauupiccn
of the llreater .mciiku'iI ciun mm uiu
Asi)i'intcil Chnriliei. TIckulH will ho
tl'a couple, iiicliuliag a Mipper,
which will he in chuigo of Hid event,
The piocccdh of Ihu hull will he inwl
In help the needy poor of Medfoiil,
am) il in liopeil Hint all will give their
heart v suppnrl for this worthy cause.
'
, JIis, IJffiii r Ttiylor, who is spend-
ing Hut winler visiting her M-ler, Mi-.
Wilbur .Jones of Klmnnth Cull", e.
turned o leilfor,l this week, ller
.on, Avinond, wlueis allending school
at CorvnlllH, will arrive Kntimlay lo
hpend the Cliristuiiis IioHiIuxh.
hloyd WullheiH, who is iiltending
Stanford univorhity, will upend the
ChriHtnuiH linlidnyH willi fricadrt in
ni cii'y.
jMrWDTfCWI) MTVTTj TltflUINTC,
Tli.j rcguhir iiiuotlng of Ihu Muim'
oltih of tlio I'M'Nhytciliui church o(
whluli A. .1, Viimo Ih lueiilileut, uml
Tlico Miii'hIi iiijornliiry, wan lielil
Ttumiliiy DWiiliig. '
A Hiilnmllil linnrjiiot wuh Kurved hy
Ihn )omig iiiviih' dIuhk o tlio churcli,
Tlio hull wiiii bountifully decorated In
ClirlMtninM dcoonilluiiH, !
Dr. KuiiiniU C. Hall of Han J'ruiii
olnco, the 1'nilflp count unci clary of
Hid lloiird of Kurotgu MIhnIoiih, of tlio
I'nuibytorliiii church wan lueKont mid
hiivo tin mldioHM, "Atnoilcii In tlio
Car Hum," following thin Mr. V. II.1
(lore Mioliu In "Tlio iiiiikIm of the Itnl
Klumi ami the car of provlHlomi lo
bo vent lo Hidiii from tliu lloguo river
veil)." A roiiniilttco wiih appointed
to Inlorogt Hi" people In thlH iiiovo
iiiciiI, The uexl meeting of the Menu'
club will bo the mm ond Tiioitiluy In
.Iiuiiiiiry wlieii tliy extiect lo have
Mr. Itnbec of thi' Ctilvcmlty of Ore
gon with tboiu.
Tim rogulnr uicetliiK of tlio Klcctrlu
club of the Cnllfornlii-Oregou Power
oonitmuy wiin bold Friday night. A
liiimiiHit wrm nerteil, tlio tiieiiu helm;
contract form. I'lvn tiiluulo IuIUh
wort) givuii by A. C. Hough of (irantii
I'Uhii, 11. I.. Hlodiluril, 1'. b Junior, C
A. .Muleiii), l. W. Martin, It. It. libel,
ulnl nthem on coulructH, uml other
iiiiiltent apiHjrtulnlng to their line.
Thaw tuvii'iit were- .1. W. Jobmioii,
JmiknonvUlii; A. C, HoukIi, 0. I.. Clcv.
eiiger, OiniilH I'niu; J. II, Moure,
(llcmllue; C. A. Maloac, ('. It Dean,
AMilatul; A. lr CiimilnKliuin, J. J.
Mucbtiir, C. Dnrauillo, (3. II. Coawull,
II. (I. llunwItiKin, K. O. Stlnson, Uiih
Ktliikoii, K. I". Loder, It. 11. Kbcl, K. i:
Scott, Dr. I'm lur, It. (5. Medley, JiunoH
I.nrlle, J. I,. Welwi, O. O. Allemlerfer,
(,'. W. Murlln, II. C. ritmldiird. Karl
Curry, W. II. earlo, V. K. l'clors nnd
J. J. Sklnnur.
The IndliHi of tlio Woiiinn'ri Home
MliMlonary tooeiy of the M. 1.
church met nt the church batoitiuut
on Ilmtlolt Mtrwl TuiHulny afternoon
ml wore well ploaied with tlio do-
iiulloint broucbt la to be neat to the
l'orllaml ImliiHtrlal Home which U
under the inantiuemimt of tbo Worn
aiiH Home MUBlonnry oil)ly. Tbero
wnn a barrel of canned fruits aud
JallluH biiKlilim clotblm:. Tbo Queen
limber mieloly wero well represented
lit their donations of books, lioiue
intide cnmltea, etc., ami tbo Mothers
JowuIh uiudc un offering ot toys anJ
booka. ,
A Mplrll of JoyfulnoHS tbrourliout
the afternoon ruprotentod In full tlio
plouauroH durived from giving and
helping Hum) Ium furluunto than
ournclviM.
The l,arolltTullclle., circle of Ihe
llooM.'Velt school held a very iutent
iitg noHnioii I'riduv afternoon. A very
ithlo urtpcr on "AiuiiMiuent for chil-
ilrcn in tlio Nome," was read liv Mr.
Cannoile. This wan followed hy a
diorl iliM'tiMhion. Preceding the meet
ing proper, I'lmMiiuiK exerei-es worn
given hy the children. Then wore
three Chri-iniUK tree-- uml an abuml
imce of Christinas i-hcor. Tito pupil
of the third and fourth grades gave
the following program in the hull :
A phiy, "The .Inuiestnwii Colony";
rooiliilion hy Uallon Memlow-, "The
Minuet"; dunce, (he iniintet, in con
tinue; pla.tlet, "The Chrmluiah
Sprite." lallle ;i-. ear-old (iertrude
Itiliilley kc two of the Swedish folk
gunie.s) "I ley, latlle I.iismc," mid
"Hickory, Hickory Doeli," Ihus show
ing the hillueuee of the school on
oven the tiny lots.
Mien Mildred llerlg, a Ktuiloiit op
iho U. of 0 returned tbo flrht of
I bii week to upend the holidays with
hor imroiits.
Tbo I.adloH' Altor Society of tho
duthollo church gave a delightful tea
yoHturdny aftornooa at tbelr parish
hall. , Aiuong the liuUes present worq
Mrs. IVittou. Mrs. "Williams, Mrs,
HchuUoy, Mrs. Cnltnithan. Mrs. Drnss,1
MISS .MOAIIUIOWS, .MIBH KOIIIIOr, .MTS,
Smith, Mib. Ulldden, Mrs. Duff, Mrs
Ilrlou and Miss Powers of UqbIou
Mues,
Tho Pnwnt-Toachors' nhboclutloii,
of (ho Lincoln Hchnol havo iiostpon.ml
ther jniHitlnR from tho flr.t.VrlUpy
In .lantury unUl Monduy, January H.j
Tho subjoul ,rQo-operatlon of Teaclh
ors and 1'uroiitu." will bo coallnuedj
Jtev. Hawkins of tbo Methodist church
will discuss this subject from thq
iiiiruntii' standpoint and Mr. IfatibyJ
prltitipul ot the t.lucoln school will
discuss tho teachors' sUlo, nftor
which tlio mocllag will bo opon for
discussion, All puronts aro urged to
attend,
Mrs. C. II. ltny mid dtuiBhler, llisj?
Malu'l, motored to tloldIUIl Salurday
and were gue.-ts ot alrn, W. K.
Thouip'.oii,
MfiDTTOttD, OREGON, SATUUTJAV, PKPRMBER
'flic Ihlng moil tnll.cil of .pit now
i , the churilv hall. Many who a few
wccL. ago were hiljiiii' Ihe MclguuiH,
tvlimc ilclrcsHiii", pitiable eonilifimi
toitrht'K our IiiiiiiI-, now feel tlutt wo
i umiol afford to iM'inl our iimiiey over
llnio where wc do mil even know thai
our contribution)' will ever iciicli Ihe
ilt-liiialioii to which wo carnc-llv
prayed they might go wild all speed.
Ho thin impulfto for itlttuislic wen ice
linn been turned in tbo ilircciion of
our home oily mid Hie needy witlun
i.... it.. ..ii i........ it. ..i ii.. i .,..
'""iiHliouiil hcirin ill home." Kverv one in
i our Ulllr., HV mi nuov unit iiimiilv
buying ticknlH lo the charitv hull J
mime uro haying nuuiv ami all lo Hut
extent dial they i-uii uffonl lo buy.
The hall will he gium in the large
hall al tho Kiilatoiiiim, Tuemhiy eve
mug, December !!, ami will be the omi
big event of Iho wmler sooial mm-oii,
The hi'-t of miisii Kill he fiiriiiHhcil
uml u hot Mipper will be htmiI,
Cuiicy cxliihitiiiil ibuicen will be ncu
between the nignlm' miinhcr, ami
IIiom' who do not thmee will be -tcr'uincil
in HiIh way ami liv cards,
whii'h will he provided.
The roimiiillee in rliurge are hcml
ing every effort to the end Hint tin,
the tlrM efiarity ball over given n
Medfnrd, may bo a brilliant witcee ,.
Thii coiiuniMce IoIIowh;
Mrn. !:. U. Ihuiley, Mr. Delrov
ttetfhcll, Mix. .lolm M. Hoot, Mn
ChuilcN Sehioffelin. Mrn. F. K. Men
rick, Mrn. K1 Andrews, Mrn. J. C.
WeMerhiml. Mrw. C. M. Kithl. Dr. .1.
l.awieiice Hill, Mr. .1, C. Westcrhiml.
The. following ludicH will Herte as
! patrencHscK: Mn. (Jirgo It. Carpen
ter, in. Frank Mmliieu, Jlrx. Ifieli
ii id Wdcun, .Mm. II. C. KtiMhlard,
,Mih. II. C. buiiixih'ii, Mrn. S. iIiih
Hcckwilh, Mrs. .C. K. (latc, Jlw. F.
W. Street, .Mrn. W. I. Vawter. Mrn.
.1. '. Montly. Mrn. II. L. Walthers,
Mi-. Fred NupkiiiH, Mrn. Lincoln Mc
Connaek. The annual F.lkH Christmaa tree
benefit, which will be pulled on the
evening of tho 22 J, promises to bo
the best ever. Thin meeting in looked
forward to hy the iiicmbcru of llic lo
cal herd u "tho event" of tho year.
Judge Kelly ban cliitllongi'd (lus New
bury to a joint debate, and Uu- Iiiih
accepted the challenge, ami has been
generous enough to allow K1 to name
the Mibjcct, hut lim pn'foreneo is
'Heaiity." lvauh one ih to npeal ten
minutes ami the uiuliunro is to de
clare the winner. A beautiful Xmas
present is to be awarded to the win
ner. Hiwidoi thin main event there will
he other Humbert on tbo program,
consisting of uiii-iu and vattdcvillo
hitiiit, ami last, but not least, tbero
will ho ruiiht pig,. Tho great "ho
dag" which was won by M. 1'.
.Sublimit a few week's ago at the lUks'
uarnival, will heervrd with timi-
miugtf. All F.Iks invited.
Tho Paront-Teaclier asoclatV)u ot
tbo Oak Grove i.ehool will nbavo a
Christmas trco at tjio school buld
lug Wodnouday uveulnlg December
23 rd.
Tho lltllo Blrb' "f tho Sunbeam
club have dressed dolls to bo glten
to the associated charities for Christ
ians distribution.
Mr. uml Mrs. Herman C. Joy ami
son, Anderson of Sunny Slope or
chards leave tomorrow for Portland
aud will be thogiiQt.ts.of Mr. ami Mrs.
II, 11. Parson in Seattle during the
holidays.
Miss Mary (Irigsby, who is on her
way to National City, Cal., to
spend Christmas holidays with her
parents, K spending it few tlays with
her muter, Mix. Puruekcr of Ashland,
Mis, Fred .Hopkins cuturtaliicd
Monday afternoon at tea for Mrs.
Dunbar Carpenter, Mrs. Ceorgo 11.
Carpenter and Mrs. ltobert Ituhl aud
Miss Margaret Hubbard.
Mi-s Vent Ohastcail, n student at
the stale university Mil Kimeuo, re
turned the fiisl ol) tho week for the
(.Tii'Utimis vauatiou.
Tho Hlks will hold their aunutil
Christmas entertainment at the Odd
FiillowhMmll next Tuesday evening,
Jkceiuher 22. . .
Knlpli Unicorn returned homo this
week from Uorkeloy college to spend
thn Christmas holiday's with frlcudit
and relatives. .. ,.
Mr, and Mrs. J. U Howard will
colobrato their sixtieth anniversary,
of their ninriiugo no.xt Monday, Dei
cumlivr, 3 1st. ' -
The Mios iMabel ami Qraco Myers
left Friday for tho northern part nt
the state to spend thuholitlnys with
friends. .. ,i,
Mrs. C I, Hutchinson onter
talned tho Tlnirsday Urldgo ,club a
hor homo this week, ' ''
Mrs. J. F, Uoildy left this woek for
Spokano whero slo will spend tho
Christinas holidays.
Jfrs. Hurt ThiorolC anii Mrs. Krank
Hurgess motored to Ayhjaiid today to
.visi( Miss (Irigsjby """ ' ' "
Th'c Daily Fwliion flint
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llluo chiff'm Imported afternoon
eotvn. Tlio skirt is oovcredbv a second
full skirt of blue tulle, the scalloped fMrS' JJ '-Wilson Mrs. W I. Vaw
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r.,K.M.vc1nU,,.Innri. i lie .Ki.rro
incuei ix riniiroiiinrrti wnn gom. mrn
fur on bvlero and drop skirt.
The enterlninniuiit siven hy the
various 'hool of our city Friday
evening was one of cxcoptioiitil inter
est, ami the children ami teachers
certainly dooervo jjreat credit for
their efforts. Kvery number ofthc
jiroynun would bo worthy of special
mention, and it is hard to select any
number for sjiecinl mention. It
seemed tho lliishian folk dunce by
the seventh yrudo of the Washington
xchool, the "Jam 1'of motion son;: hy
the fifth ami sixth prade-i of the
.lucksoii, tlufo trio, "A Hird in Hand,"
by three jjirls of the eishth (jrade of
the Lincoln; the "Bridal ChoruV
from "the Koso Maiden," by the prls'
(ilt'e elub of the hih t-chool, ami the
llny, the "Klf Child," by the Hooo
ell school, were the best received hy
the auditiiioe. It is hoped the ncIioIs
limy he abhi to Kite a .May festival
boforc the cloe of the Inst M-mcstcr.
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Mrs. Lincoln McCormack enter
tained Informally at a brldgo lunch
eon Tuosday.
Miss Mildred Mack ot Glcndalc
is vlsitini; friends in Medford.
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Tho regular meeting of tho Mon's
club ot tho I'rcsbylorlan church wn
held last Tticstlay evening In the
chapel of the church. About forty
flvo wero present. This was much
rbort of tbo regular attendance, tbo
membership of the club being about
eighty. The address of tho evening
wai given by Dr. I'rncst I'. Hall of
Han Francisco who spoke on "Amor
Ira In tbo Far Haul." This was ono
of tbo best talks ever glvon to tbo
.Nfcn's club. "Tho Need of tbo nl
Klnns," was spoken of by W. II. (lore
and a ' committee wan appointed to
see what could bo dona In thin val
ley to rcllovo tholr suffering for want
of rood nml clothing. lUifrosbtuents
In tho form of a b.impict was, served
by tho Young Men's elaiw In SJunilny
school taught by J. II. Harrison. The
club will mcH again on tbo second
Tuesday of January when Dr. Uobcc
of the University of Oregon will be
present. A. J. Vance is president of
)h. plub. and Theo, .Marsh is secre
tary. , Dr. II. A. Cnrnahan and Hov. David
Onstlcr of Ashland wore prone nt and
took part In the mooting. A hearty
vote of thanks was extended lo tho
Young M;n's class for tho bamitiot,
nnd to the spoakors of tbo evening. '
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One of the most otaborato affairs
of the scaion will bo the alumni ball,
wiiii jg to take place on Christmas
night, December 2Cth. No expense
I ha been spared In perfecting every
detail and many novel features in the '
way of programe, dccorntfbns, etc.,
ore promised. Invitations hava been
, extended to all alumni, Med ford high
I school students and a few outsiders.
(The list of patronesses for tbo event
I ,H n? follews: Mra M. h. Alford.
pU(Jge Mr( nrt An(ergon Mrg J
II. S.nrcent. Mrs. it. P. ami.. xtr
S. a. Smith and Mrs. H. L. Waithcr.
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Tho Home Economical Department
ot tho (Jrentcr Medford club will
meet at tbo library bulldlne Monday
afternoon nt 2:30. subject, Oriental
Itugs. Mrs. W. If. Humphrey has
charge of tho afternoon and a very
interesting program will bo given,
nlro an exhibit of Oriental rugs. All
Interested in this subject arc cord
ially invited. Refreshments will bo
served.
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Miss Fern. Hutchinson entertained
tho -Tuesday Luncheon club this
week.
SENSIBLE
A Pacific Cedar Chest is a sensible Christmas gift, for wife, daugh
ter or sweotheart. It is useful, ornamental, convenient, durabht,
moth proof.
Let us show you our lino. Many sines and styles. Trices ran fa
from $S.S0 to 51C.00.
Pacific Furniture & Fixture Factory
113 South Holly St.
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Visit This Store
When Shopping
Von owe it to yourself. L'onie and see the
largest and beat .elected block in my line over
shown in Jleilfonl. You can ,'et u present
hero for every member of tho family pres
ents that are useful ami ontntnciitnl. Selec
tion of gifts is mutlo a pleasure by vUitintf
stoie,
The Largest Stock of Loose and
Mounted Diamonds in Medford
Kings', Pins Bracelets, Walches, Coat and
Wiihlermar Chains, Vmhrelhis, Lockets,
llawles,,'iHul,Libby,rt Cut flhiss Signet Kings
Cuff liulloiis Cigarette Cubes, .Match Uo.e.s.
Everytl'.Inrj In Silverware for ihe table nml
- toilet. .Siciuuiir Spoons, etc
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MARTIN J. REDDY
Jeweler
New Location, 212 13. Main blrcut. Store Qpcn Kvinings
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Must Araln atrc'etJt thiftl
building Herons iho 'bridge,
south Hide, ami do all kinds
of Agate Cutting and Count
ing, any design and shape.
J also havo for salo at
VERY LOW PRICES
TOCLOSlCTilEMOUT
Indian Curios
Leather Goods
DRESSED DOLLS
The former prices run as
high as $1.50. Our highest
price now is G5e. Bettor come
quick, they won't last long,
as we are almost giving them
awav.
? AGATES
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