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I BEDFORD Mim TRTBTTTO MEDFORD ORTCCiOtf, SATURDAY, fiF.PTF.MBttfi; 11. 1913 PXGETBRMB as-! Ono of tho prettiest church wed dings of tho season took placo Fri day evening, September 10th, at S:00 o'clock at tlio First Ilnptlst church, when Miss Mario Fleming and Mr. Kdvvard Karl Russell woro united In morrlage by Hov, Frederick W. Cars tens. Tho brldo was attended by hor sister, Miss Grace Flaming, and Mr. George Mnddox attended the groom. The ring sorvlco was used, and llttlo Miss Fay Garnott hc.adod tho bridal procession as ring bearer, followed by Mls9 Altu Gamett and baby Grace Ronshnw, a cousin of tho bride, as flower girls. The bride wore n beautiful gown of Ivory white cropo meteor, with chan tllll lace and pearl trimmings nnd a veil of tullo caught with llllles of tho valley, nnd carried a boquet of whlto cariuitlons, hor only ornament being a necklace of pearls. Tho maid of honor was very pret tily attired In an ivory colored Im ported embroidery batiste, and enr rlcd pink carnations. Miss Hamilton furnished special music for tho occa sion, and during tho procession Miss Vorne Roberts played tho wedding innrrhf During tho ceremony Miss Grace Hratney sang "I I.ovo Yon Tiuly" Tho church wbb beauti fully decorated with afters and ferns, nnd white streamers of satin rlbbonu went carried by tho ushers from tho vofltlbule down tho Ilso to tho altar railing where tho ceromony was per formed. Mr. W. C. Allaway nnd Henry Garnett woro head ushers. After tho coromony light refresh ments wero served nt tho homo of the bride, to tho relatives and Im medlato friends. Doth tho brldo nnd groom have re sided In Medford for tho past two years and nro woll known hore, hav ing been active nnd loyal members of tho First Rapt'st church, and tho Anioma and llarrnca Sunday hdiool classes. Mm. Russell Is tho daugh ter of Mr. and Mis. JamoB M. Flem ing of North Central nvonuo, and cniiio here about two years ago from Tho fjallos. Ore. Mr. Riisholl also formerly llvod at Tho Dalles, but for tho past two years has boon In tho employ of tho Southern Pacific In this city. Mr. Russell has recently been pro moted to Passenger ngont nt Hugo, Oro nnd the young couplo leavo this morning to mnko their future homo and tho host wishes of their many friends accompany thorn In their now undertaking. Tho Phllnthea Sunday school class of tho Methodist church was ontor tnlnod nt tho homo of Mrs. James l.osllo on West Jackson street Wod nosday vonlng. Tho lawn was pret tily lighted with red, whlto and blue electric lights and preparations wore made to spend tho evening on tho lawn but owing to tho coolnoss of tho weather tho guoats woro obliged to adjourn to tho houso where a very pleasant evening wns spent with so cial conversation and music. At tho close of tho evening refreshments of ico croam and enko wero sorved. The guests woro Mrs. Porcy Wood, Mrs. C. A. Meeker, Mrs. George Kunzman, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Lnwtop, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Conwoll, Miss Mntney, Miss Vromnn, Miss Mary Hoss and Miss Kathorlno Hollow-ay, Announcement has been received In .this olty of tho marriage of Miss Gat net Kllet of Chlllicotho, Missouri, nnd Mr. William Edgar Morgan, Jr., of this city. Tho marriage took placo nt the homo of tho brido's parents Sir. nnd Mrs. William II. Kllott at Chlllicotho, Missouri, Saturday, Sep tember 4th. Mr. Morgan Is woll known In Mod foid having lived hero tho past two years and has boon prominent in so cial ncttvltlos of tho ranch colony. The jouug pooplo will be at homo after Sept. 20th, at St. Louis, Mo. The College Women' eluli will meet at the public library Sittuidny nfter noon, September J 8, with Mise Rob inson nnd 1'uxnon ho-dee nnd Mrs. AntspiRor social chairman for the day. Tins being the first meeting af ter summer vucnlinn, n large ntiend nnee is hoped for, both of member" and of college women, who lime not yet affiliated with tho organization. Willi the full meetings it regular pro gram is to be taken tip, not over fort,v-lie minute of each session be ing devoted to tho study of some form of American nrl. In outlining this program, the wink lias been so di idcd that no one will find it burden some, ns each member will be culled upon but once during the year. The College Women's dub, which will soon be three year old. bus for its object "to bring together the wo men of the ltosuo River volley for the promotion of social interest, intellec lunl culture and educational enter prise." At least one year of collegi ate work following four year-' ac credited preparatory work consti tutes eligibility for nctie member ship. Meetings arc held on the xec- oiul Saturday of each mouth vvh.-n the intellectual mid social aiips are pleasantly combined. The officer for the ensuing year are: Pioxidcnt, Mrs. J. II. Catkin; vice-president, Mr. It. It. Peebles; sec ret a ry, Miss Julia lloppin; trensurer, Miss Inn Akin. Heads of cemmittees: Program, Mr. It. It. Peebles; social, Mrs. Robert Hammond; high school, Mr. James Campbell; scholarship, Mi-, It. W. Stearns; rceonls, Mrs. (Icorgc He bee; membership, Mr. I). I-'. Phipps; press, Mrs. I,. K. Williams. . I'M ward Charles Root and .Mr. Al ico II. S. Howell, assisted by Mis Xynh Xcil, cellist, and Mrs. Edward Chniles Hoot, voice, gne n very in teresting and well rendered musical (coital ut their studio in the Oaniett Cotey building Monday evening. The following program wns given: Symphony (Surprise), ndugio, alio vivace, nudautc, minuet, finale, trio (Haydn); piano solo, Halladc, op. 'JO (Itcincchc), Mrs. Howell; cello solo, "Ae Tod" ((lricg),.Mis .Nj.il; "Min ncto" (lliijdn), "Xntcissiis" (Kev in), "Rosaline" (nocliirn) (Hubner), ttio; vounl solo, "Who Is Svlvia?" ((Shnkospoiirc-Schuhort), Mrs. Hoot; violin solo (a) "Souvenir" (Drdla), (b) Mazurka (Obeitas) (Wiuniuw hi), Melody in F (Kubeiistcin), "Murch Militnire" (Schubert), trio. Last Tuesday evening n farewell party was given Miss .Mabel Kei7.ur at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred K. Halch on lleatty shoot. The evening wns very pleiisnntly spent with games and music. Mrs, Kicd I'urdiii cro a ted much amusement during (he ovo uing telling fortuno-. .Miss Kei.ur will leavo soon to resume her htudio nt .MoMinnvillo colloge, whero she has spent tho past two years. A meeting of tho executive lion id and chairmen of tho different com mittees of the (Ireator Medford club was held at the home of tho pi evi dent, Mr-. ,J, . Muudy, Wednesday altcrnoon to disi-ins plans for the entertainment of the First Southern District Federation of Womnn's Clubs which convuno.s in Medfoid, Seplein her -22, 'JJI and 121. A very pleasant afternoon wits spent lat Snt'urdnv when nbottt forty women gathered nt the homo of Mrs. W. D. Welch, I.nuiel street, to meet Mr. A. J. Monroe, who represents Humboldt county, California, on Iho ONcotitive board of the woman's nitsii inrv of the Panama exposition. Mr. Monroe gave n most inspiring tnlk oiillining the welfare work at the fair Tho regular monthly business ! n, ,.nlrjed 0 ,v the nimllnrv. TIu'h meeting of tho Anioma class wnajwnri, ,n8 Bm lis niro tho nvowluhl r held Wednesday evening at tho homo womp1 ,, pi-rls visi(inK Hm, fsli). or of the teAclie)-.-Mrs. H. J. Stewart. L,nV, njf ti,ero m anvoycK The wel f.04 N6rth. liamlton street. The U worko nr mJ1 wltftlliMlt .,. ,.v-. ...... nrmo er Mtnii nnt rn Itmn itih hn iru-iin ......j -.. ....... ...... .............. ..,. Mrs. Stewart. Tho president, Miss Thorno Caskln, then called for re ports of tho month's work from tho officers. Committees wero then ap pointed nnd three new members tnk- cn into the class by vote. Twolvol to earing for the many stutnaer who come into San Frnncico. At the cloe of the delightful and infcreslimj talk rofreshments- were erved hv Mif. F'eanor Cn'slv. who nesistcd Mi calls were reported by Mrs. Stewart ! Welrti in enterlninine. nnd the Muse and eighteen by tho first vice pros! dent made during the past month A motion was made and carried that! tho Ulblo study meetings bo held twlco each month instend of once n mouth ns formerly now- on tho first nnd third Wednesdays, beginning tho next meeting on September 22. Fol lowing the btislnss meeting toll 111 ble study hour being given to n very Interesting lesson cnrofully prepared by tho efficient teacher, much nppro- ciatcd and enjoyed by nil taking part. All credit Is duo Mrs. Stewart for making theso lessons so brlghf and helpful to the young Indies of this Amonln class. Tuesday" afternoon nt tho Country Club Mrs. Charles II. Chadwlck wns hostess at a charmingly appointed ono o'clock brldgo luncheon. Tho guests included Mrs. W. h. Hollo way, Mrs. Itobort Ituhl, Mrs. A. S. Ituhl, Mrs. ConroJ-'icro, Mrs. A. W. Flero, Mrs. Frederick Cowlos, Mrs. Kvnn Iteniues, Mrs. Froderlck I.nwls, Mrs. li. A. Hulade, Mrs. S. V. Heckwlth, Mrs. Reginald Parsons, Mrs. Delroy (lotcholl, MIhh Holon Works, Miss Mnrgaiet Hubbard, Mrs. Orton, Miss Until Manning, Miss Josslo Storing, Mrs. Win. Sooy-Snilth, Mrs. Middle borger, Mis. Hnndolph Manning, Miss Mary Wlthmnn and Miss Louise Uurko. Miss Mabel Jones, and Mr. Uurton Wortcndyko of Portland wero united In mnrrlago last Friday by Uev. K. O. Kldrldge, fonnorly of Medford, nt tho Mount Tabor Methodist church. Port land. Tho brldo Is well known In Medford, hnvlng been employed In tho Muy Dry goods stom and her pleasant and courteous mniiner has won her many friends. Tho groom Is n resident of Portland ami Is tho Pacific coast roprosentatlvo for tho O. N, V. compnny. Mrs. Wortcndyko Is spending thin weok In .Medford i with her slstor, Miss Hedlth, who will nccompnii' her to Portland whero tho young couple will mnko tholr homo. Mr. Hotibton Harrington nnd Slier man Plnkhain of Fargo, North Dako ta, woro guests of Miss Catherine Sworn Inst Sunday at her homo on West Tenth street. Thoy wero on their way to tho Panainn-Paclflc ex position nnd other southorn Califor nia points. Tho boys nro members of tho North Dakota Crack Squad touring tho wost on tho Orephoum circuit. , ... Miss Cntheilno Sworn entertained with a swimming party Sunday even-J Ing nt Holmnn Ilaths In honor of horl l.nurn Page and Flora Welch. . The first social affair nt the An- drew studio was n studio ten given hv M'11 Lnev to her kindergarten pti nils Thursdnv nfternoon. September 0, These little (ens will be given each month nt which tlie litlle folks will be Inucht social etionelte and the nrt of enteitniniiig. Different children will inesiile as hosis and hostesses, nnd it is indeed uniiising to see the little folks with Hie nirs and .vnec of grown-ups. This is a novel feat are of kindercaiten wotk nnd nlinnl forty little folks cuioved tlio fit's! ten. ... The Woman's Home Missionnn society of the M. 1-3. church will meet with Mr. C. H. Goble. XV.) Kn Snth street, Fridnv nfternoon, Scplember 17. Al this tinin plans will be made for the special district meeting the second week in October, .when the national president of the Home Mis sionary society, Mis. Wilbur P. Tlur kield, will meet in Medford the iiiimI iarioH of Iho Klamath district. Tin will be mi exceptional opportunity mid till Indies ure invited to be pro-cut. . The Pan-iil -Teaclieis' Circle of the Lincoln school will hold tho first meeting of the year nt Iho school building Friday afternoon, September '21. An interesting program is being prepared for tlm firijt meeting, 'fho time of ineetingforilhe yem lias been changed from tho m-cond Friday lo tho fourth Friday in the month to no eonimodnto mote natrons. ' Miss I. ilium Wesli-rfield, who hn been spoudiug the ynuiiner with her brollies I-:. II. Woel PinoJU, mid rain ilv ut the Sunny Cliff (Ire I in id, left .Monday for her liouu- nt San Jose, where she will ulciiil school. Miss Sncdlcor, who for tho past year has boon art supervisor of tho Medford city schools, leaves Frldny for Kugono wliqro tjho has nccoptod a similar position fu1lie,clty schools of that place. The Pantalette Is Becoming Popular " f - Don't bo shoe'ted girls. They're pantalettes, and perfectly proper, too, wo assure you. Damo Fashion hns gono nnd dnno It again, meaning that she has found another fad for Femininity to follow. Miss Kutherlno Dunham, who has beon spondlng tho summer nt her home In HoBoburg, returned today to isumo her position ns teacher in tho city schools next week. ... ' Mrs. Kdwnrd Itosenhiirg ofSenttlo Is a guest at tlio homo of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ilosenburg ut their ranch home, tho Dear Creek Oi chard. ... Mrs. John C. Mann entertained n few friends with btldgo WMlnosdny afternoon at hor homo on Geneva nvonuo. j This time It's tho elongated bloom er which comes down to within two or three Inches of tho high shoe top skirts, oven though the dress skirt bo full. When tho thermometer climbs, ns It always does climb In September dns, it's mighty liniuly to have an i easy Biibstltuto for the fluffy fulsome petticoat. Worn, ns Mini) Helen Spencer In j wearing tho new garb, with a thick corduroy skirt, It makeii a cnpltat combination. ' Many of these clever substitutes for tho skirt nro made of Indian silk nnd finished nt thu lower hem with neat llttlo garter band which holds them in place. T Miss Sncdlcor entertained with a thrcc-courso luncheon Tuesday nt 'one o'clock at her homo on Mistletoe avenue, having ns her guests Mrs, 11. C, Dehllng, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Hasklns mid Miss Frances Haskins. Mrs. J. T. Scolt and. Miss Snrn II. Van Scoyoc nre hero fiom Illinois" iiting their brothers, Dr. W. M. Van Scojoc nnd Hi. C. C. Van Seoyoc Tiny will visit points in California before returning home. Mrs Kteanor Crlsty, Miss Flora Welsh and Mrs. A. J. Munroo of Dtirekn, California, loft Thursday nf ternoon for San Francisco whero they will visit the Pnnamn-Paciflc exposi tion. ... An infonunl meeting of tho Pnr-rnt-Tinehers' Circle of tho high school will meet next Friday after noon, September 17, nt which limo plnns for the coming yenr will bo dis cussed. Miss flcraldino Thutss will be tlio soloist for the annual reunion of tho 0. A. It. Tuesday nfternoon. She will sing some of the old national airs well suited to her beautiful drama tin voice. ... Mrs. Frnnk C. Preston and Mrs. Wjllnrd Drown will entertain this eve ning with a picnic dinner at thu home of Mrs. Preston on Applegate. ... Dr. W. M. Vatr Keoyoo and family mid Mrs. Scolt nnd M'ish Sam Vim Seoyoc motored to ('niter luko today. Miss Sara II. Van Meier will return lo Monmouth Or., to tako up her studies for tho coining school year. GREATER MEDFORD NOTES lames Finthiiigliniii of Mao Duel, Cal., who hns been thu guest of Mr. mid Mi's. 11. H. Patterson mid family t mid attending the fair, will leave Sunday for her home. . Mrs. I j. P.. Whkoiunii v.ns hostess In the Nnllo llinlgi- club nt her home on North Oiikilnlo Thursdny after noon. ... Mrs. Ira Dodge entertained Iho Dills' club Thurxdny nl'teinooti at the home of her mother, Mix. W. A. Fol ger, on West Main street. Thanks nni duo Austin Hnymond for the first contribution of plants, rhododendrons mid ferns, for tho reservoir park. Parlies bringing in plants from tho mountains should ho most imrticulnr that the roots nro not allowed lo become dry through exposure to sun mid, wind. If tho enrth cannot be taken tip with tho roots, the nmts should be covered with mud and then wrapped in moss, paper or gunnytjneks. Plants may he left nt the public library for tho Oreatur Medford club. Mr, flnrdon, nn ardent admirer of this charming valley, nnd who has made several investments here, has offered to pn-hdit the city with n flng for the resurvoir park, pioviding tho city erects a suitable pole. Mrs. (Inrdoii lias also offered bulbs mid plants mid her services in vnrious ways that will be of great value In this undertaking. K. I'd Hull, instructor in nmnunl training! spent Tuesday morning nt the Opp mine, selecting tree stiitnhlo for seats and tables for the proposed, park. Mr. mid Mrs. Chnriok Seliieffolin rntuitniued ut dinner Tuesday even ing at their home on South Oakdule in honor of Peter Sleotwtru- former ly of Medford, who hns been visiting friouiU in thu valley dining Hie piut weak. V. II. 1'oltgeii nnd wife of Peoria, III., who huvo been visiting ut the homo of Mr. mid .Mi. II. II. Putter son, will leave Sunday for Sun Fran cisco, whero thoy will visit the fair. From theic thoy will lotuni to 'their home. gliosis, Mr. Houston Harrington mid Shornian Pliikhnm of Fargo. N D Tim guests Included the Misses Jenn netto Patterson, Frances York, Cnth- erlno Svveni, Houston Harrington, Bhermnn Plukhnm and Francis Den nott. Monday evening, Septombor 13, Medford Lodge No. S3, I. O. O. F. will bo favorod with a visit from Grand Patriaroh Andrews. An early mooting has been called by our Noble Grand nnd Chlof Patriarch at 7:30 In order to welcome our Grand Pa triarch. All Odd Follows nnd Pa triarchs nro oanoulally urged to bo pteMnt. ltoirwhmonts will bo serv ed in the bamjuot room. Miss Ruby Landon, who was on route, to her home In Payette, Idaho, from tbe Sun 3n Frmioisb ex position, ipent a few days thlf week vtaUInK Mr. T. C. Wicks. Mii r Tl WulWInx is spending a fpw d"s at Roue River, the guest j Of Mm. WaM Miss Voru Olinsteud loft Friday for I'higeue, whuie she will commence her second your's work tl tho stuto I'ni veivity of Oregon, which opens Mon day. ... MiV Chillies. Oob of Omiilui. who hn been visiting her mother, Mt. F. Thonio of tho Colfi. orchard, lft Wednosduy for her home. s Mr. mid Mrs. W. A. flu to and Mr. and Mr. U. Fisher left Sumlny for itu auto trip to Snu Frniietkuo and I.o Angclea. ... Moiubers mid friomls of the Mooe Imlge wero entertained with duae- ing iwrty at the Moumi hall Tumulny evening. ... Mr. nnd Mr-, fli-or-.- Itclns- will U-.np si mu ti.r I'.iigene, where tin v wtll n..iUe their future li-une. Miss Alice Palmer, Miss Mary A. Goro and Miss Ina Cochran left Thursday for San Joio, California, whoro they will attend school tho coming year. This will bo Miss Coohran's and Miss Goro's first year at the San Joso normal, whllo Miss Pulmor Is entering for her second ear's work. ... Members nnd frlonds of tho Poca hontas woro onteitalned Friday ev ening with a social evening nnd danco at tho Rod Men's hall. Refreshments woro sorvod nt tho close of tho evening by tho ontortaln- meiit committee, Mrs. If. G. Ilalcom, Miss Sllngor and Mrs. Geo. Frees. ... The Woman's Missionary Society of tho Proshytorlnn church meets at the homo or Mr?. Shields, II South Holly Street, Tuosday nfternoon, Sept. 1 1 tli. at 2:20. All tho women of the church and congregation aro invited. An Interesting program Is prepared. ... Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Ilosonburg havo as tholr guest Miss Joanetto Morris of Jlaltlmoro, Maryland. 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