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1KEDF0RTJ KOnn TRTBUNT5, MEDFORD OKEOOX, SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 101fl
PA'GTC THREE
HALO TOR SUMMER GIRL IS NEW CROWNLESS HAT
Madame Schumann-Heink!s
Advice to the June Brides
"Beware of Undue Curiosity antl Suspicion If You Wou'd Enloy Happy
Marrlctl Life," Declares Famous Opera Slnrjcr
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Miss IMim Mnrquli entertained
with a Riirprlsc party .Monday even
ing at her homo on North Utverslito
for MIbs MnrKnret Kngllidi, who will
leave next week for Colorado whero
iilic will spend the nummer. In the
curly pnrt of tho evening a bonfire
was built down by Hear Creek and
n "weenie" roaBt wan had after which
the party adjourned to the hotisn
"where miixlc, sanies and danrlnc wero
enjo.ved.
A (lellcloiin luncheon was served
In the dining room where a color
scheme of red and white were car
ried out.
Those present wore M tones Lorcna
Stratton, Itcdlth Jones, Doris Laynu,
Vivian Stewart, MyrI Havlo, Margaret
KugllBh, Kdna Deinmer and Kdna
Marquis, Messrs, Harold Orey, Unlph
I'lckel, John Whlsenaut, Gerald and
Ora Wollnm, Park Stowart, l'rnnk
Wallace, Dana Davis and Walter Mar-
iliils.
The ItebekuliH save another of
their nnjoynble socnils Tuesday eve
niiig. The past nnl)lt uriinds ucted n
hostesses. Ik'twcen si.xtv nnil sev
enty visitors nnil member-, were
piesent. Following Ihe tegular -es-hiop
a fine program was remteieil:
Iiistiiimeiiliil solo, .MNn Fern Wing;
vneal solo, Air, flreisly; reading, Dr.
Hedges, solo, Dr. Callow; leading,
Alls Dennett. A social hour after
which gnmcs anil the usual chit cluit
wax followed by mi invitation to the
linnUet room, where coffee, dike,
straw be, ritw ami cicam weie served.
Tlic tuhlci weie beautiful witli their
masses of roses anil sweet icns.
Among the guests were Miss- Deitha
Whillnek of Winslow, Ariz., nnil AI.
F. (lilbert of ltoselmrg, Or.
The Misses Julia Fielder, Francis
Hopkins, I.oralnu l.awton, Anne Han
Mn, Mabel Myers, Josephine Illlcy,
I.urlle. Under, Anna Purucker, Kutli
erlno Dunham, Ora Cox, May Mor
doff, Theone CarKcr, Florence Car
penter, Norn Daley and Mrs. Canodo
left Friday to attend summer school
at llerkeley.
Airs. Alficil Carpenter of Colorado
Spiiugs, who bus been visiting her
miii, Dunbar Carpenter, left Tuesday
for San Francisco, wheie she will
visit her sons, I .conn id ami Alfred,
who are living in that eitv.
Dr. and Mrs. Sherman t. Tlrown
of Portland with their two small
children nro guests. of their sister
nnil brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W.
1). West on North llaitlett St.
Miss Clara Wood entertained at
dinner Thursday evening for Mrs.
Small niackman of Ottawa. Kansas,
nnd Mrs. L. K. Powell and son Itoger
of Mt. Glload, Ohio.
Mrs. A. II. Iteamos and Mrs. Fred
N. Hopkins and nelco left, Wednes
day for Portland whero thoy will visit
for a few weeks.
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Mrs. J. H. Watt of Hast Jackson
street Is exacting as her guests Mr.
mid Mrs. Henry Halo of Devil's J.ake,
North Dakota.
Airs. A. C. Iliiigluim and daughter,
Alailaliue arrived in Meilfoul Sunday
mnl me guests of II, W. Dinghum nt
Alirini-tu.
Congratulations me being oxtonilml
to Air mnl .Mrs. D. L. Dndgo, Jr., upon
the nirival o n (Imiglittir, Sunday,
lu no l.'l.
Mrs. h. K. Powell and son Itoger
of Mt. Glload, Ohio, are vleltlug at
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman
Powell.
Mrs. Charlos Lebo Is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S, Ash. at
tho Ormonde apartments, San Frnn-
ClhCO.
.Mrs. Leo Knot entertained tin
fiiiV' Hridgt club nt her biuiio on
Jlose u venue, TIiihmIuv iilteruoon.
Mrs. C. D. Walker of Gitenboro,
Alw., i viaituiir her sifter, Air. It.
W. l'ollniU of 'et .liu-Uoii twit.
Dr. and Mrs. Helni of Portland are
visiting Mrs. Helns' cousin. Mrs. Km
tt McKeu of North Oukdale.
The No Name oard olub met with
Mrs. Phil JoritttfU at her ranch homo
near Phoonlx this afternoon
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The marrlngo of Alfred K, Ware
and Mattha Hello Sysko wnR sol
emnized at Inspiration Point, Mount
Lowe, June 9th, at 4 p. m., the Hev.
It. C. Stone of tho First Presbter
Inn Church of this city officiating.
At the wedding ceremony wero but
the bride and groom nnd Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. I'dmundson of Pasadena
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Alfred lloncovlero.
Mr. FdiuunilBon Is n brother of Mrs.
Ware and Mr. lloncovlero Is super
intendent of schools of San Francis
co city.
Mr, Ware Is well known hero not
only as president of du Chamber ol
Commerce, but as iijtoMilijnt rf thr
A. K, Ware & Co. Hnrdvvnti which
Van recently sold to the Ktmnnn
Goerz Company.
Mrs. Wnro Is not known here, but
comes from a noted family In Ken
tuckv, nnil Is :i urndunfo of Hopkins
ville High School mid McLean Col
lege as well as the Cincinnati Con
servatory of Music, and has Just re
signed a position as head of tho
music department In a southern
Kansas high school, Mr. and Mrs,
Wnre will mnke tholr homo In Hol
lywood. Tho Upland New.!.
A number of friends of Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Olson gaVo them a very
pleusant surprise nt their residence
on North Orange. Wednesday even
ing. The evening was spent with
cards after which Ice cream and cake
were served. Those present wero Mr.
nnd Mis. A. F. Stcnnett, Mr. and
Mrs. It. L. Hwing, Mr. and Mrs. Ilert
Orr, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. K. Tomllnson,
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Diamond.
Air. and Airs. Delrov Oetchell have
bad as their guests the past week Air.
nnd Airs. Clnienee L. Atwood nnd son
of St. Cloud, Alinn. Airs. Atwood is
president of the State Federation of
Women's" clubs mid bad been nt tin
convention in Portland. Thev lmvo
left for San Frnnei-eo, when she is
to be the governor's representative
nt the imritv congress.
Little Velum Avery of North Cen
tral entcitnincd u few of her little
friends Thursday. The-nftrnioon was
spent with games mid I'll hud a jolly
time. Those present were: Annie
Loommi, Thclmn Franks, lturiell
Lovelace, fleorge mid IVil DiitCiuan,
Aln I'mest mid Velum Avery.
The ladies of the Priscilln Circle
of tin Alcthodist chinch were entur
tuiued nt the ranch home of Airs,
fleorge T. Young Weilnesdnv after
noon. After the business nicetiii" the
ulteinnoii was spent ill conversation,
lifter which the hostess served delic
ious refreshments.
Arrs. AL 1'. Aloseivo cnteitnincd the
Fiirget-Ale-Xol club nt her home at
(iflll South Kiveiside n venue, Thurs
day nfteinnon Whist was enjoyed,
after which delicious lefieshmcuts
were served in the dining room,
which whs picttilv decorated with
led roses.
The .Missionary society of the Dap
list chin eh will meet at the home of
.Mrs. It, h, Peach, 510 Liberty street,
Tuesday, afternoon. Airs. Lewis
Bennett ami Alls. Wind Kei.ur will
have charge of the program.
Ah. Pcrey Wood entertained with
a social afternoon at her home on
North Ilartlett for the Alisxos Kthel
and Cariie Tiestdur of Portland. A
delicious two-enuivo luncheon wns
served.
Arr. mnl AIrs Walter llowno enter
tniiicd at a dinner nt the Country
club Thuruilav nifjht for .1. ('. Ilellnr-
genu, Livingston linker, P.dward Kmc.
Jr., and l.ueio Minter of San Iran-
eiseo.
The West Side Social club enter
tniued with a diinciiiir p.utv Wed-
iiofeduy evening at the Nntatoiinm for
their members and friends, -uiul n
verv onjoviibfn time was bud.
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The Indie, of the Altar society of
the Catholic church held their weekly
ton at the parish hall Wctliicilav af
ternoon. Airs. Leo Aliksehe mnl Mis.
John Wilkinson were lioMtiMo,
Aliss Frances Neil, daughter o .Mi.
and Airs. Prank Neil, letmned .Mon
day fiom Portlmid, wheie she lui
been in scfiool sineo Inst Suptembcr.
The Yon im Ludici' Sml.ilitv of the
Cntholio ehiiieh will enteitmu with a
curd piuty and dance at the mn-b
hull Friday nveiiiiur, .liuin i'l.
Afr. mid All's. ItHiiM Pnisons mid
eliililrou mid maids tiriiwd ALuulnv
irwn Sent lie and will sveud the, slim
mer at their llillcrest linine.
(.Murine Swim Je.in Did t, ( ,ir
tci Pr.iiul ! .iit.l Ihrhtit nord en
KlVl'd 1 MVUP ,l lit ill lll'ri Hut!
IMir-di tumn0-
Flag day wns apptopnutelv ob
s-crved Alondny evening, June II, bv
the F.lks- lodge in their elegant new
temple. An oxceptiounllv line Plug
day piograni wns icndered before a
large niidicnee. The Itev. W. H. Ham
ilton of the F.piseopnl ehurcb gave
the piinei'wil addivss of the evening,
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liiit-lllll lljivril lilt' llll-illllll nil- III
held to nil ttut Americans. His ad
dles was a powerful appeal to -patriotism.
An attractive fen tint of the
splendid decorations was a icpio
dut'tion of the libcitv bell, four feet
high, made of a solid muss of led,
white and blue roses. It was tiulv a
work of art and vvus made bv Mrs.
X. S. Dennett nnd daughteis. The
pioginni was as follews: Music, "Star
Spangled Dminer," Hnrelrigg orcbes
tra; introductory oxeieises, exulted
ruler mid officers; prayer, chaplain;
song, "Columbia, the Clem of the
Ocean," Aliss Floience llnzelrmg,
flag refold, Ous Newbuiv; solo,
"'Neath the Old Ited, White mid
Hlue," Heibert Alford (words and
music by George T. Wilson), Caller
Drandon, accompanist t.nltnr service,
esipiire and officeis; I'lks' tribute to
the fliur, A. C. Durgess; music, "The
Dose's Ilonevmoon," llnrclrfgir or
ehestui; solo, "Seleclcd," William
Vnwter: rending, "Arnkers of the
Flag," by Frnnklin IC. Lane, secre
turv of the interior, Alls. Ocoi-ge T.
Wilson; patriotic addiess, ltev. Win.
D. Hamilton; song, "America" (aud
ience to join).
Airs. A. II, Fiffing gave n farewell
party Thursday nfteiiuion in honor
of Airs. C. I(. Dowiunn, who leuves for
Klaniuth Fulls the first of August. A
uniipie contest furnished the enter
tainment for the ulteriiooii, after
which delicious cakes, ice fleam nnd
candies were served. I'neh guest
brought a rose ben ring her cnid,
upon which n wish hud been written.
These were uindij into a large hint
(iiut nnd piesfiited to the guet of
honor. Those present were: Airs, ('.
It. Dowmun, Airs. D. F. Alulkey, AHs.
.louns Wold, Airs. Quiscnhcirv, Airs.
Ifurry Tucker, Alts. .Marion Lnnce,
.M. George Wilson, Airs. Fied
Arears, Airs. 0. L. Davidson, Mrs.
John Cnrkin, Airs. V. S. Collins, Mrs.
Harold Foster, .Mrs. Xoth, Mrs. Geo.
Cumuli, Aliss Dryun and Aliss Cox,
A reception was given Attorney '
F. Alulkey by the Shakespeare Stin.v
dub Monday evening nt the home of
M,r. and Airs. S. A. Nvo nt 8:i."i Fast
Arain street. Air. Alulkey lias been
the leader of the club for the past
year ami the members wished to show
their appreciation of the assistance
ho has rendered to the club bv making
the last meeting of the yenr a social
event in his honor. About si.xty iiieni
beih wen in attendnnce and the fol
lowing urogram was given: Piano
solo, Genevieve Woitmnn; of til solo,
Clart'iife Alfekcr; reading, "Julius
Caesar," D P.. Alulkey; vm-al solo,
Aliss Coffin. Air. Peebles then made
a presentation speech in the name of
tlie club mid presented Air. Alulkev
with n handsome leather chair. The
evening was In ought to a close with
dainty refreshments whieh weie serv
ed by the hostess.
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lheie n Kimil deal of brim, but, of course, no crown to Ibis crow,,,
less hut, ilfsuMied fspccinllv for the Alnil Tribune I Aline. Aleuelle of Chi
cago. Tin broad liiiud ol blat-k messaline uhbou is icall-a trimining not
n fiown. Dluek lace covers the vvue touiidation, and two soft, white loses
and n fluster of builds add to the halo otfect of the eiownless hut.
MEDFORD COLLEGE NOTES I
forvvaitl
V students art looking
to the contests to be held Friday,
when we hope to belter pievious icc
onls made in spelling, cnlfiihitiou and
l.vpcwiiliiig.
Grncf Taylor mid Flossie Williums
fffeived gradfs of Hill per cent in
the weekly spelling (est.
Alnreus .1. Wi tin, who eompletcd
tin otlicc prnctico work u few dnvs
ago, is now employed ns stenogrnpher
in the oftice of V. .1. New man, the
lawyer.
llncl Carucll entcicd school this
week mid is Inking the teachers' re
view course.
Another one to eilroll this week for
a coiiisc i bookkeeping uiul Hbort
linud is V. W. Flint of Ashland.
The memhe is of the teachers' re
view class are studying haul these
days, pieparaloty to taking the
teachers' o.xmuinution.
During the coming week cxnmiun
lions will be held in Knglish ami
shorthand. Tts will he held for the
primary and complete shoiihiiml cer
tillcutes. Den Fmlies has completed the the
ory of shoithaml, mid is now taking
dictation in the C class.
(D Aladiiiue Rehiiiminn-Heink, the
fnmous divu.)
A clover womnn said the other dnv
that she tliought Hint curiosity wns
the greatest and
most poisonous dart
the devil had in his
quiver with which
to toituu poor, sin
ful mini.
The old nurser.v
tnle of Hlucbeard's
wives hud a solid
kernel ol wisdom
within its allegory.
Curiosity is one
of the greatest of
virtues.
The woman of no
furiosity rmely ac
complishes anything.
Tin right kind of furiosity means
llu finding out of the best way tu
live. It means always playing the
jgiime with always a curiosity to know
i what the end will he if you pjny it
fairly nnd In the best of your ability.
Dut undue furiosity savors of Mis
nifioit and tlicie is nothing' more li
able to lend the marriage ship on the
locks of destruction than that the
iiialf should grow suspicious of the
captain.
I know that sounds very ohl-fnsh-ioucil
nnd behind these times of ultra
feminism, hut every wife would be
happier if she recognised her hus
band as tin captain mid ns u loyal
mate she should lufrnin fiom rocking
the boat.
It is a foolish habit, that of curi-
(?X Caution .
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OAggjmfns
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MALTED MILK
THE FOOD-DRINK FOR ALL AGES
TAKE A PACKAGE HOME
&F-NO SUBSTITUTE IS "JUST AS GOOD"
osity, ami if n woinmi would ho n
successful wife she will not Inqiiita
too closely into tho affairs of her
husband or those of his famil.v.
Neither will she allow iiiiynnn to come
to her with nn story uboiit lief hus
band. 1 hnve a friend who married very
young nnd although she was foolish
m ninny wayn she was not curious,
and when her husband's own father
enmu to her with complnints about
her husband she told him that she did
not cam to hear them.
To me she always stood for the
bravest, most beautiful wifehood I
have ever known, mid I ever felt fur
her a xym.it1uti and compassionate
admiration that wns a million times
greater thnn those who ennio to me
with tales of grief ami woe.
While I do not think it Is always a
woman's duty to make this Hnurifiee,
I do feel that haviin: luudo it she
sliould stand by her guns.
It Is no woman's duly to live with
a man if life becomes only n desper
ate struggle to keep her own self-respect;
hut n Inn ns she lives with
her husband the secrets of her mar
ried life fdmuld he inviolate.
(Another Schumann Heinle Article
Tomorrow.')
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The Indies of the Women's lliblc
I'lnss of the Christian church eutcrv
taiued the men', clas. at the home of
Mr. and Mr. .MfCunlv t'ridav even
inj;. The follovviii',' program was
Siven: Piano holo, Mrs. Tucker; vo
cal solo, Mr. Kdmendes; piano solo,
Mrs. ('. McCtinly; vocal solo, M,
Ituth Schuler. Several talks weie
then given bj membeis of the cl.isses
Daiutv refieshinents of ice ciemn
and cake weie then served.
Mm. ChailoH Illnos, an active club
and Boelety matron of Foiest lirovo,
Oreson, U vlBltlni? relatives nnd
fileiulB lu JuckDon county. Mrs.
Hlne Is a Hlster of Mrs. MIIkm Can
trell. Vem Olmstead ictunied Fndav
from KiiHi'iiii, wheie whe has been at
tending the stale universitv. Miss
Olmntead is u member of the Alpha
Chi Omega.
Mrs. C. A. I'ulnton of Portland, nr-
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