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Newspaper Page Text- WEDFQ-RP CT3IE TRIBUNE, MEDFOttP OTCTCClOy, SATURDAY, ' WnE 12 'Vf)15 MGE TTJRTCTC EUGENE GOLF PLAYERS ENTERTAINED RECENTLY AT MEDFORD COUNTRY CLUB X&E t J I h y ib t vti mMv xm r iia aa.'..iar- M 1 Aw fm II Jl JHhjW 1 1: .7iy The annual Flay Day exercises of' Miss Grace Josephine Drown Is the 'the Klks' lodge will bo held nt tho I fortunate possessor of a contrnct that Klka' Totnplo, Monday evening June calls for her presence In New York H at 8 o'clock. At this tlmo Elks I Inter this summer to begin rehear-' tho world over, -will pay tribute totals. for tho leading Ingenue with the' tho stars and stripes. The beautiful i musical comedy. "Urlnulnii Ui Fnth- nml ImpresBlvo flag ritual of tho or-,'er," built on tho famous (leorge Me- Wcdiiesdnv evening the Masonic hull was the scene of hiilliuncv when Henincs Chapter, No. (ill, 0. V. K., lielii irreeetion for the worthy grand mutton, .Mrs. Nellie MeOovvnu, who is u ineinhtir of tlit Mcdfonl chapter. The olliceis mid members of Alpha Chapter, No. 1, Ashland; Ailuiel Chapter, No. .'), Jacksonville; Jos ephine, No, 'Jl!, Omul- Puss; Ncv itn, No. D.'i, Cent in I Point, vvuie in viteil. The guests vvetc met nl the iloor hv it eoiumittee, who presented eiteli uest witli n ted kisV' mill escorted them to the lodge loom, where n tc eeptinu eoiumittee composed of all past matrons and patrons of Kennies Chapter, welcomed them. The hall vyns decorated with bushels of loses mill red stars hung fiom the ceiling, while lingo .jurdiiiicrs of roses weie in every available place. Across the fiont of the hall in led letters were the vvoids, "Our Own Wot thy Mai ion." The haiuiiiet loom was ileeornted with liand-iminted yellow mid hlnck hutlei flies and has kels of pink roses, milking- a most heaiitiful picture. .Much credit is due the tlecninting committee lis much time was spent in dccointing-. AftcV the exemplification of the wink hv the Star offieeis there Wete miiny pleasing speeches, I'. K. Mei )ick make the prcseutatiou for the Hrntnes chnptcr of the gilt to Mrs. McOnwnn of a hemitiful cut glass iihuond set. Sister Crocker of Ash land mnile the presentation for the visiting chapters, who presented .Mrs. McOowau with a liaud-paiuted choc olate set. After chapter closed tho guests- were invited into the hannuet hull, wheio refreshments prepnied hy tlie nu.silinry committee weie served. Mrs. Ilamiltoii, as ehniiman, received much praise for the capahle iiml sys tematitt way tlie ctovvd was hnudletl. Tuo large howls of punch, presid ed over hy young Indies, weie much I'lijo.vetl, ns well ns the other good things. A short program had been ilanned, hut owing to the lateness of the hour only one responded. A beautiful vocnl solo hv Heihert AN i'onl wits much enjoyed. After n hhort social hour the quests depart ed. About IKK) were in attendance nuil tlie distinguished quests weie: 3lr. Nellio McOownti, W. (I. M., of Oregon; .Mrs. I.ida V. .Stone, I'. (I. M., of Colorado; Mis. Josephine Crocker, 1'. 0. M. of Oiegon; Mis, Lean Stnunnril, I'. 0. M., Culifornin; Irs. L. M. Subin, giniid ehaplain, (irnnts Pass; MYs. F. Maude Ilnr jjrave, grnud Aihih, Med ferd: Mrs. Kdua Ittdmett, grand Maltha, Central I'oiut, tier will bo given. Thn public Is In vited to these exc'teiseH. The follow ing program will he glvtn: The program is as follews: Music, "Klur-Spanglcil Hitnuer" . . Hazelnut: oiehestin Intioduetorv exeieises K Mil ti'tl llulcr and officers. Player Chaplain Souk, "Columbia, the flem of the Oei'iin" . Miss Flotenco Huzclrigg Flag Ret'onl . Ous Newbury Solo, "'Neath the Old Red, White and Illiic,'' woids and music hy George T. Wilson Herbert Alfoitl Caiter Hrnnilnn, ticcompanist, AHnr service.. K(uiie and officers "F.lks Tribute to the Flag". . A. C. Hurgcss Music, "Roses' llone.viuoon" Hun'liigg oi chest ra solo, Selected William Vavvter Heading, "Makers of the Plug," hy Fiankliu 1. Lane, seeietarv of the Interior Mis. den. T. WiNnn Patriotic, address . Itev. William II. Hamilton Son;;, "America" Audicnco to join Wednesday cvcniiur the Christian T'ndoavor society of the Christian ohitrch held their regular business meetinc. at which time officers for the .vciir weio electetl as follows; Piosident, Aunt's Robinson; vice- president, Call .Men ill: iccnrihng secretary, Mu-" llensoii; coriespond in" seeietarv, Murv llcnson ing secretary, Russell Wallace: liens urcr, Howard (Smiier. Various plans weie discussed for the coining your mid it is expected that the society will continue to hnpiove under the eadeihii) of Miss ohiiisou. Tho Serious Ten club wn enter inined at the home of Miss Mnigiuct English, Il'i.'l South Orange stieet, on Tuesday evening. The rooms weie very prettily decorated with roses. The evening was spent with fancy vvoik, after which dainty icfiesh- wonts weie served. Those present weio; Misses I.orena Htrutton, M.vrle Davis, Myrtlo Purkoypile, I.elic Whisenant, Doris Layne, Reilith Jones, Viv'ian Stewart, Ivlnit Mar quis, IMna Denuaer nnd Mnraret Kiifc-lish. The College eluh held their hist mooting of the year at the home of Mrs. K. II. Porter this afternoon. A vury enjoyable afternoon was had and a mot iiitcie-tins progntm was given as follews: Piano solo, Mis fittnoviove Wortmau; readimr, Miis Jackson of Aahlnntl; solo, Mr. I'. II florh; niHiIing, Miss ltriggs tif Ash- laud. .Mrs. I . tin up jfove a verv in tornititu; tslk on MWr Coim1iUiii hi IHginil." The Coipiille Valley Sentinel con tains the following social event given in honor of Miss Ruth Woodfoid, formerly of this city: "Quite the most Inillianl affair of the spring season was the shower given Wednesday eveniuir by Mis. I A. I.iljeivist nnd Miss Clare Sher wood in honor of Miss Ruth Wood ford, who is soon to he married to Iris A. Klrod of Marshlield. The cheery living room of the Liljetvist home was quite attractive in white carnations ami white roses in hang ing baskets and howls in Varied and artistic arrangements while the tim ing room was exquisite in shades of iris and iris blooms. The large chan delier was covered with purple crepe paper, fiom which Kiisnciulcd fes tootling of jiurplo mid lavender streamers, giving hie effect of n'lnrgc purple Ins. Inside this dainty bower, the guest of honor wns in vited to "peek" and on doing so found it piled high with packages, all addressed to .Miss Ruth, which were opened hv her with much ex citement nnd a great deal of pleas ure. The gilts weie all beautiful and displayed the high esteem her many friends held for her and their good wishes for her futuie happiness. Later the guests were invited to the Sherwood homo to pin take of a most delicious luncheon of hot tamales, Pnrkeiliotisc rolls and ice cream and cake. The color scheme in the din ing loom wns pink, with favors of Caroline Tcstmit roses anif place tards with brides loses done in pink, while the pink chandelier gave forth a soft pink glow in a most chat tiling effect." Tho members of tho now senior class of student nurses nt Sacred Heart hospital gave a very enjoynblo reception and dance to the members of the graduating glass on Wednesday evening of this week. An excellent musical program was rendered, those taking part In It being Dr. Howard, the .Misses Oruco Drown, Helen Dctldy nnd (ilndys lllninun and tho graduat ing glass. Among those, present were tho Misses Grace Drown, draco I)yo, Florence Itedtly, Mors, Nancy Clark, Angelina Provost, Agnos Droad, Han nah Droatl, .Mary Ilarlia. .Mestlames 0. N, Dlrland, Sadlo Hllonhurst, D. ft. Clark, H. Provost of Ashland and Mrs. Charles Delln; Messrs. Colo Holmes 0 N Dlrkland, Lyman Or ton, Clark, Iconard Woodford, Au tumns Spooner, K, C. Norrls, W. Nicholas and Dr. Howard. Tho party was given at tho parish hall of the Catholic church on Oakditlo avenue. Mnnus cartoons, says tho Portland ! Journal. For the past six months MIhi Drown has been tho contralto of the quintet of lingers entertaining at the Oregon grill, and It was there that the man ager of the company heard her sing when his players filled a sprclat week's engagement at tho Dakcr, He wns so Impressed with the young singer's voice nnd Individuality that ho entered Into negotiations with her nnd placed her under contrnct for the coming season. Miss Drown is a well-known soloist In Portland, where sho has filled Im portant church positions uniong them tho First Congregational, First .Meth odist and First Church or Christ, Scientist. Sho will lenvo Tuesday for her homo In Medford, where sho will pass the remainder of the sum mer until east for rehoarsnls, AteKiCi v Mmi i&T s ' r lllMMt flWlV t ' tlKfafF MrflW iAV BlllllK This Weilnesdnv evening occuired the vvt'dding of Miss lleuluh Caldwell of Asiilnnd mid William Robert New man of M'edfoid at the home of the hride's mother, Miss Leah Caldwell, on Laniel street, Ashland. The cere mony occurred at 8:110, Rev. Vullan dighaiii of the Christian church of ficiating. The bride wns beautifully gowned in white chunucusc trimmed with seed pearls mid silk lace. She enteied the room on the ami of her father, Dr. A. C. Cnldwell of Salem, to the strains of the wedding march played hy Miss Sylvia Hi own of Ash land. Miss M argn let Williamson of Davis, Cal., as maid of honor, was gowned in yellow taffeta trimmed with blue cornflowers. Miss Oert rude Kngle sang "Hid Me to Love," accompanied by Miss Kva Poley. The ceremony was performed in a beau tiful bower of white rttses and smi- lax, following which tlainty refiesh- ments were served in nn adjoining room, which was artistically trimmed In pink roses, flucsts were relatives and the teachers with whom the hiide has been associated in her work the past year about thirty being pies, cut. Late in the evening tthe young couple left for Meilfnnl, where they will make their home, Mr. Nevvmlin having charge, of the Mini Vista or chards in that vicinity. The good wishes of scores of friends go with them. Ashland linings, A surprise was given Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Debloy of South King street Sunday evening, tho event being their sixteenth wedding nnnlverHiiiy. A xoclal evening was spent with music and conversation, folowed with re freshments. Thoso present were Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Knnpp, Mrs. J. F. Hale, Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McCtnn, Mis. Piatt, Miss Dally, Mrs, La Fortune, Mr. La Fortune, Mr. anil Mrs. F. A. Glldden. The flunrds of the Women of Miss Irene Sullivan left Tuesdny Woodcraft entertnlned tho members morning for Kugeno where she will and friends of teh lodge with n dauco visit nt the university until after and banquet Tuosda.v evening In tho commencement. Sho will then go on W. ,0. W. hall. Tho ladles on tho to (learhnit-by-the-Sea, vvhero tho committee were: Mrs. C. T. Noe, j Kappa Alpltn Thetn soroilty holds Mrs. H. IC. Kooutz, Mis. Ous Samuels, J their national convention thin venr. Mrs. Frank Delllnger, Mrs. Chester , Miss Sullivan experts to upend most Parker, Mrs. Frank Martin, Mist Ma-'of the sinner visiting In Portland and bel Jones and Mrs. .Mate Dlden. Tho .The Dalles lodge entertained ns their guest Mrs. J. S. GUI or Dunsmulr. California, who recently lived In Meiirord and was captain of Guards for soma time. Tho Moose lodge entertained their memheis and friends with a dancing putty In tho Mooso hall Tuesday ev ening. A very enjoyable tlmo was had by all present. At the close of the evening refieshtnentH were served by the ladles. Miss Mabel Menrs nnd mother, Mrs. H. J. Menrs, left Wednesday for HoRton where they will upend tho summer. They will return In tho fall when Miss Menrs will take charge or tho domestic science department of tho Klnmath Falls high school. A reception will bo given Mr. D. F. Mulkey, Instructor of tho Shakes peru Club by tho members of tho club Monday evening at the homo of .Mrs. S. A. Nye on Kast Main street. Miss Stella Merrick of Long Donch, California, Is visiting her brother, F. H. Merrick nnd family, of Fast Main street. Mrs. W. Uansloy of, Kast Orange, N Y., Is the guest of her slstor, Mrs. W D. Wnltormyer or Court street for several wookt). the Sneied Heart hospital. Tho ex ercises were very enjoyable, not withstanding the disappointment over the linn-ill rival of Archbishop Chris tie, who was to hnvo given the elos ing addicts of the evening. His place, however, was well taken by Father Power of tho.Oaktlalo avenue chinch, who opened his lemurks with a clever little story of n xonng priest who, niter celebrating his first mass, Mrs. S. Vilns Heckwith eiiletiuiued mid pienchtug his initial senium, hur- a few friends nt a diniiur party on 'tied down outside to hear nnv emu- riiursdav evening at her home ouipliments that might ho awaiting him. Kings highway. The guests were Mr. mid Mrs. Waller llowne, Donald Chirk, Mis. F. II. Conies nnd Mr. nnd .Mis. Couro Fiero. Mr. mid Mrs, Richard Antic and daughters, Misses Mildred ami Hazel, left today I'm a visit to Sun Fran cisco mid the exposition. Mrs, II. V. Luntsilen entertained the Friday Itiidbe club nt - luncheon Friday afternoon nt her home on South' Holly. Mrs. WVIdon Diddle entertained the dills' Bridge club nt her home nt the Kenwood orchard Thursday ultciuooii. Miss Vera JeruiHta of Phoenix Is upending the week as guest of Miss Dei tint Wool vol ton or Gold Hill. m Mr. Ktl Geary or Portland Is a week nnd visitor at tho homo or Mr. and .Mrs. J. S. Vilas. Hospital Graduation Kxcrrlscs Tho graduating exercises Tiiiiadny evening at St. Mink's hull was the first class of nurses gradunlcd form His friends, to encourage him, gave him iiiiiny wunu compliments, hut one old woman, more frank than the others, Hitid to him: "After nil the money your mother bus spent on your education, 'tis a pity this is the best you ciin do." Father Power elovoily turned the stor.v to fit the particular case, saving, "Alter nil Hint hns been said about the archbishop, this is tho best vve can do. The best ho could do, however, turned out to he very good, indeed, ami the audience soon forgot the ilisn-"iintuient nt the ah si'iifo of the archbishop. One of thu most enjoynblo feat tiles of llie exercises wns the open ing address by Dr. Picket, who was most clever in his eonversalioiiul style of address lie opened by giv ing it brief history of nursing, and referred to the excellent vvoik Hint in being done in our coiiimiiuitv hv the sisters of tho Saeied Heart hospital, lie especially mentioned tho hospital itself as being one of tho finest mid best equipped institutions of its kind nt the country, and we certainly agree with tho doctor's remaiks, for all of Medford feels grateful to the Catholic sisteis for the verv excel lent institution which they have es tablished mid maiiiluiueil in our com- -Conrtcsv Portland Journal. mttnity under Irving financial condi tions. It should be remembered that they givo their lives for tho good of tho community, without any hope of any personal returns further than the gratification of doing good nets Such was the charity of the caster. Theie wns an enjoyable musii& program, given hy local talent. The piograni was opened hv it piano duet hv Miss Helen Rcddy nnd Luctllo Koontr, which was well tendered and very enjoyable mid well rcndeied. The first singer on the program was Hcibeit Alford, whose solo was highly entertaining and received a hearty encore. His accompanist was Carter liraiiilou. The two young men lire, indeed, talented musicians. Car ol.vn A ml reus wns the next singer on the program, with Mrs, (lay Childers us ucfompuiiist. Miss Andrews has a heaiitiful soprano voice mid is iciilly a remnrkuble singer for one of her age. Mrs. Childers is mi unusu ally good accompanist. In fact, tho musical piogrnm ns a whole was a complete success. Dr. Kmiuens delivered a very in ten'sting address to tho graduating students and deliveied their diplomas to them. His reinurks were devoted to the obligations am duties of the nurse, nud her high opportunities for service to tho world, nnd were very well n iM'dbv the audience. The nurse's medals were a dona tion to thu hospital fiom Mrs. (leorgo II. Carpentor, mid were presented to the members of the graduating class hy Dr. Con my. The personnel of the class was Angelina Provost of Ashland. Ada luyii Hnmliii of Medford mid Mnrv K. Hatha of Little Shardit, Cal. The hull was prettily decorated in the tiuss colors of red nnd gieen. 3;h; ?'- Mis. Fuy Diamond of North Riv erside was veiy pleasantly suipiised Wednesday evening nt her home tut North Riverside hy a number ot her mentis. I lie evening wns spent in playing eniiln, followed by rcliesh- ments. Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. A, P. Olson, Mr. nud Mrs. II. K. Tomlitisou mid Mr. nud Mis. Albert Oit. Mis.. Sam fianlius" entertained the Foiget-M'e-Not eluh at her home, lL"J North Ivy street, Thursday after noon. The nfleiuoou was iilcasautlv spent in whist nud visiting, utter which a two-course luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs. J. C. bchnitrr, Mrs. C. Cole nud Mis. M. Centers weie guests of the club. Mrs. Walter nowno entertnlned a party or children Saturday afternoon at a birthday luncheon In honor or Miss Until. It being her third birth- tlay, Tho afternoon was sxnt with games on the lawn. Thone present were Itoxana Ituhl, Dill Newhall, Farrell Kenley, John Connor, Loulso Connor, Mary Connor, Darber Cowles, Ilarlmra Owens, Geno Osborne, Peggy and John Hammlll, Sandy Guthilo and Mary Louise Carpenter. Mr. limit llouw owlet taiiifil the ymm lple of the HrtUt rhurrb Pritlny ovoitiur t her how on Smith Ctmtnil. The nxNu worn dworitted with roa. After Ike Wuwe meet Sh( mm! etatMMi of offkr oeuil HMr w spoilt and rcfre4itiHHt wrt erved. Then1 ere trt voting eople pic-ent unit it1! leit ilr hiring the b.iil -jniit i lii"-t ini-xiblt CVtii U Mr. Thoo. C. Wicks ontortalnod Le SanodI Club this nfternooti at her home on Dennett avenue. The gnosis were: Mrs. H. G. Stockman, Mrs. Go. T. Collins, Mrs. Kd Soulier, Mrs. C. K. Van Seoyo. Mrs. F. It. Hob- eru, Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc. Mm. II. D. ul'tleraon, Mm: W. P. Motley, Mm. A. P. Ohsjn and Mrs M. Wag ner. ' Mrs K O Itlddell entertained the Ntillo Drldge Club at her home on South Oubdait Thursdav Kftctn -on Mrs. William Soov-Stnith entei taiued nt a bridge, luncheon lit the Count rv club Tuesday alteiuooii. Thoso piesent wore; Mrs. J. Vilas Heckwith, Mis. (Jeorge H. Caipcnter, Mrs. L. A. S-'ade, .Mrs. A. L, Retimes, Mis. Kd llnnley, Mrs. Coin ing Kenley mid Mr. Fied Hookuis. Tuesday afternoon the ladies ot the Altar society of the Catholic church gave a ten nt the pini-h hull. Mrs. Charted, Sohiyffolin mid ,Mi. I; rq its t McKee weie lostesc. Mrs. W. S. Muirord and the Misses Louise and Margaret Muirord or Pe oria, llllnoli, aro the guoNts or Mr and Mr. J. S. Vilas at their ranch homo tor several days. The Ntillo J!ndge lu, wti elite' ImihiiI Thtirdav atterntHin nt tin home ol Mis K. 0. Kuldell South Owkdnle. Mr and Mrs. Harold II Wood of llutchln. N Y are the gu8tn of Mr and Mrs lunar f'arisnttr Mr otjd t a i fortu r of Mrs t .ri entt i Irrigation Is Crop Insurance Yon can raise sonic crops everv vcar and all crops sonic years withoiil irrigation, bill il yon waul lo, raise all crops every year yon should irrigale.- HvlilCJATION- hy KLKHMiMOA U,Y tlrivon I'innpsis ECONOMICAL, KKIJAHLK anil kWlC ll'!NT and excels all other forms of IWer. If yon have a water supply from well, creek or .stream, an Electric I'limpiiitf Plant can he installed at a small cost per acre, and at a minimum of oxponso fur opor at ion. Our Power Lines cover a lare portion of Jackson and .Josephine comities and we are constantly mak ing new extensions. Ku 11 information of cost for installing and operat ing can he obtained by inquiry at any of the com pany's offices. 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