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V L I s& 51 ir i t tf ) 10 AT,nim3Htt-L . sfflpgQRP ..aif) trfctBusB, .swgOBP.,onEqoyw battopxx FfliBBtt .ti8. iois Bg , , , III , I gagBg8SyTBTW?nB8Bgg:J g-J-Lg. r JH0 p8t week haB ,)Cn a h""y wcpk of thlscl'v Thl- i CorpB 0er,rud0 'aon whoso marriage to of Sou; OrLnnaef,?mpraCnt',toy S,an,e' a r-rtlnt stockman LCllheZ. I? 1C?-M.on- ?-r la the home ot Mr. ahd Mrs, wui wero minimi nn. t.- possesion of Monday evening. At torney Mulkey made nn address ot welcome tp tho visitors and renewing acquaintance wis the order of the nvenlng. Tuesday being Medford "ay an afternoon and evening pro Rram was rendorod by some of our best talert. Attorney Mulkey was the speaker In the afternoon, Attor nny II. A. Cansday speaker of tho evening. Wednesday was Ashland lay. To much praise cannot be given to tho three speakers of tho aftcmonn and the reader and quartette In tho evening. It was immense. Thiiriini. the W. It C. ladles of this city serv- ru a oanquoi ror all the soldiers and corps ludles present. From all the words of thanks and praise we have heard, It was certainly a success. At 2:30 p. in. they formed In line and marched to tho High school build. Ing and presented a large flag for tho High school building. Ornnls Pass had chargo of the ev ening program that consisted prln clpally of music. Attorney Mulkey, speaker of tho evening. Thursday afternoon a tho corps ladles and post members that had birthdays dur ing tho months of July,, August and September were lined up on tho utago and dono honor by presenting each one a souvenir card, serving Ico cream, cakp and punch. Short ad dresses were made by a number of them. Punch and cake were served to all visitors. Friday evening Ceutral Point had charge of tho evening. Special men tion should bo made of every cxer elso rendered, but space will not per mit, but tho bent was saved for the Inst. Wo feel that this has b.een one pf the best gatherings of tho kind ever held In Southern Oregon, The spimml nmiiinl meeting of the First District Federation o Women'! clubs will bo held iir tho -public) li limrv nl Medford Scic1uber 22, 2!l rind 2. " ' " Itcprcsentniivfl club woincn- from Ashland, Grants Pass, Jfoguc Itivcr, .Jacksonville, KiikIo Point, Butte Foils, Phoenix and Talent will be present. Tho program shows that the sub jects to ho discussed are of a prac tical, rather than n theoretical nn' ture. A general invitation is extended to everyone interested in this work to attend any or nil of tho meetings. Wednesday morning will ho given fn tho registration of delegates and addresses by the presidents of dif ferent clubs. Wednesday afternoon leports and recommendntions will be hourd. A reception will be given by the Greater Medford club at the Hotel .Medford Wednesday evening. Thursday morning Hew P. II. Cars tens will give nn address on Pence. The Parent -Teachers' association will have ohnrge of the meeting on Thursday nfternooii. M. S. Pittnuui of Monmouth Normal will bo one of the speakers. Thursdny evening Mrs. I'd Andrews chairman of lh iimsiq committee, tun Mrs, Joseph Moss chairman of the library committco will have charge. Friday morning nn address on Dubs, Their Objects, Needs and Op portunities. Are they Living up to Them, if not why not? .Mrs. K. K. floro. Tho election of officers for tio en fining year will be held Friday after noon. - At the last meeting of tho Woman's Foreign Missionary sooicly of the Methodist church held at the homo of Mrs. C. L. Allen on South Hnrtlelt. Tho following officers were elected for the coming yenr: Mrs. ('. 0. Po.wers, president ; Mrs. Jas. Smylie, vice-president; Miss May Phipps, see rotary; Mrs. Wm. P. Mealey, cor responding secretary; Mrs. I'uW Wood,' treasurer; Mrs. Kttu Manning, luito box secretary. Mrs. A.' L. I.oomIS entertained this afternoon at her homo on Wat Tenth for her mother, Mrs. Ells worth who Ih visiting hero from J'alm Beaob, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. George V. Carpenter liavo returned home from a month' trip through Oregon, Washington aud California. Mr. and Mrs. A. U I.Qomls re- turnwl Monday from a visit to San i'runclseo and the Panama Pacific exposition. A. n. Mauley, 6C3 Williams avenge. The Iter. C. L. Hamilton officiated. The bride was beautiful In her robe of white crepo de chlno. with filmy yell and orange blossoms. She car ried a shower of white roses .and sweet peas. Miss Salome Krnlson sang "0, Promise Mo." Miss Wllma Klnehart played Mendelssohn's we.d- dlng march. Sharing honors with tho brldo wero the little attendants, Bert Tonsey, aged 7, and Na'n Crary, aged C, who scattered rose petals. In tno pathway of thn brldo. The rooms wcrp decorated artistically with dog wood and greenery from the hillside. The ceremony was performed beneath a bower of white blossoms. A wedding supper was served after tho ceremony. Mrs. It. M. Durley cut the Ices and Mrs. Albert Jackson pre sided at tho punchbowl. Assisting about tho rooms wero Miss Frances Tonsey, Miss Oeorgla' Donahue and Miss Juno Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley left on a mo tor trip. They will resldo In Medford. Among those present were, Mrs. F. T. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Man ley, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Klnehart, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Turner, Mrs. Juliet Qustafson, Mrs. Anna Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gortler, Sam Qortler, Carl flortlcr, Mrs. C. A. Young, Sarah K. Tonsey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Js'ew, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Kelly, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Allston, Mrs. Q. K. Thomp- oon, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crary, (r. and Mrs. Albert Jackson, Hejen M. Itoot, Lo's F. New, Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Croddy, Mary .O. PackwoodrZllpba Harper T, C. Doiartb, qc,orgla,Dona buo, June Smith, Mr. aud Mrs. W. U McFarllng. Annie JJ. Hoot, Sajorpe Eralson, Uert Tonsey,, Nan Crary, Wll ma Rlnehart, Frances Tonsey, Mr. and Mrs. It. K, Conn, Manle'y J. Hnhgr erford. Emily M. Anderson, -Mr. and Mrs. ,R. M. Uiirley, taud Hurley-arji S'ed II. Menley. Portland Ore'gonlan. -The Methodist ladles' Aid wlljjiold their monthly Home COmlni: in tlie church next Wednesday afternoon al 2:3Q. A largo attondnnco Is desired, as. tho annual election ot officers is to take placo .and plans for tho au tumn rummage sale must be made be sides tho usual business. This will be tho flual meeting of the confer ence year and tho total reports of the various circles and officers will bp interesting. Tho Prjscllla club will have chargo o f the social hour. The Wpiuuii'u Home Missionary so ciety of the M. VJ. church met JYi- day nftemooh at the homo Mr?. 0. K. Goble. with n. good number in at tendance. An interesting program ,qu the Deaconess Work nnd Queen ra ther Circles had been, prepared by Mrs. It. J. Loekwood. Mustonl num bers Were contributed bv Mrs. Clfttv ence Meeker and Mrrf. (lob)e. He- ginning with the next meeting there will bo a contest,' the feoelety being divided in two Kent ions with Mrs. A pretty bride of tho week was Miss Smylfd and Mrs. Mottnry ns lender. The Cast Sldp Crcle of the .fcadjps' Aid of tho Methodist church, hel'd their mid-monthly meeting at ' tk,t? home of Mrs. F. C. F.dmeades on Weft Main street Wednesday afternoon. After the business qf the circle wa"? transacted aud work tor tho coming year was discussed and planned. A short program was enjoyed, after which refreshments wero served by the boaters. On the evenlnc of Monday, Sep tember 20th, a general "Good Fellow, ship" social will be hold In the Mt H, church. All members aud friend of the church are cordially luvlted to bo present, Tho Ladles' Aid will have charge of the entertainment and the Kpworth I..ii;uo of the program, You cannot help but enjoy your self if you come, , " t Mltis Kmma Dorkhurdt entertained ut her home on South Grape stret Tuesday evening with a dinner lar". The out of town guest was Mr. Wall Koehler ot Dlngham, hai Mr. Koehler had attended the-Uankerf convention' at Seattle and wan on; his way" to tho San Francisco .fair be fore returning to hits homo In Utah. . ' "'- v- . Mr. Armond Taylor of this city, who has been working for'tberellcaii Hay Lumber company ,' of Klamath Falls durjn tho summer,, passed through Medford Wednesday en route to Corvallls whero he will enter cm .his seulor year at the Oregon Agricul tural College. Mrs. A. S. Huhl of Itockford, Ills., .who has been the guest of her son, Hobert W- Knul, and family, Uft Sun day for San Franclwo where she will visit tho exposition before returning home. i Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ohadwick aud Miss Mary Wlghtinau who have bn making their lioiue at the. Medford Hotel this summer left Tuesday foj their borne In Ohloago. Mils Barbara Croeker, who has keen the guest of Mrs. Frank Owen for the past two neeks. left Wednes da for hor home In Portland. Tlie question asked will nil pertnjri to missionary work. Thft society A looking fonvard n'i.th much interest to the visit of the; national prescient, Mrs. WilbuV P. fbirkleld, some time the first of October, vjlten all Jbo nuxilianes of the Klamath district will convene in Mcdfdrd. ' The JAckson County Woman's Christian Tctnpeninco Union w'ill hold their 27th nnnuill convention in the UnpUst'chieh, Septenibnr 22. Tho morning session will bo a bu ineHS one. In the uftei-nooit ndtjresscs ill bo given by'llev. Cnrstens nn the Social Center problem. ,, Dr. Hill Mill fiiw-nk on Chnrinj- Work from a personnl, expoijence.. Judge Kelly on I.u.w,I;nforfement,tind Juvenile'work., The Judge has a ipes safe for every futhernnd .mother n Medford nnd it wilbq worth your while to hear him. He speaks lYnm a parents responsibility ns .well as an officers. - '';, " Come nnd hear these impprtant subjects' tis(uisscd?rw tfnless yminre told how can yon "know. And if you don't como boiv c'un you hem'. Good miibie. The College Womch'H club meeting this afternoon' ut tKe library witji Misses Hobinson ind Phxrinh host esses and ' Mrs. Arnspiger social chninrinn. After a business meet ing, the tbreo nutnhcrs of ttio pro gram, under the general bend of Art of t ehexpositiori, wjll bo con ered. Mrs. 1'hipp dealing with iir, chitecture; Mrs. Ni'fi1, sculpture, und Mrs. 'Luttorop, piiititiii'g'.; ' ' HefreRhmenfs and a jtiearidutly ih formed Kociiil reunion nftOr- spnimcy x'lletitinn will canoftulci tho session. Tho Purent-TcneherK'cirelfc of thej Lincoln school will ' irfobt ' nt' ' thM school building Friday nfternooii at 3 :45. A. tthqrt program has bepri. pre pared and plans will be inade for the comjng yenr. ' ' Mr. HiJliR, Hi'hool' superintendent will bo hrcsont and will bo glnl tj As. this, is Uio i'irs't inching o .the. year a largo ultendunno "is- desired. . t f A very cnjoynblo evening was x'pcit Friday, September 7, by the ypung people of the Huptjst Young' Peoples', Uuion, nt .tlid- First Itaptist ehucoh. After a business njcellng,.nnd general plnns bQing ihndo for tho winter's wort- ot tho siciety, gatngfs were played nntir Inter in the evening, 'flije. I'oi-iiicL- supper was reporteu u8,uc-- ceSH hy all wno attenitpa The Washington Pijrc.nt.-tenchM'.i'1 4 firoiv wjll'mcet t thq hdiool build.- I :.. fi'..,..i..i. f. ,..... .,i' 1.0(1 IIK l UVnUIIV ,4IIJ-MIUI1II III .1 ..?!. A full utteridauco.is def(ire() up hyre are ome mattvrs that must blr uttfnd too betc-ro Ine leuQnittop, meets. .... All mothers nnd others intercut in the schools- are urged to be present. , ' ' Mr; nnd Mrq Ony Hopper of Jack sonville and Mr. und Mrs. It, L. jj'wing Iinvi iiist returned from a trip to Orator 'Luke and Klumntl Falls. They wero accompanied by. Mr. A. T. AuderFon t Portland, who is the !)ousp gupst of Mrs. Kwjng.: T 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. If, Wlsnian who have been visiting In tills city for a Fuohth wll leave for their home Jn Virginia Sunday and will bo accom panied as far as Seattle by Mr, and Mrs, Newton W. lordeu. Mrs. Charlts M. Knglls.h enter- tilned Thursday eveulng at (he. Coun try oltib with a dancing party In honor of Mr. und Mrs. Italnh G. .jiardwell wio celebrated tlwlr th)rd weodlng anniversary. ' r i MlMi-.MaeUntf "Pratt df ?dw York ,whp has Ken visiting Mr. and Mrs;. p. Ht Hopkins at.tpe Rnawy nutte orchard, left Friday, for $n fVancUco .where she will visit before returning I. to her borne. ' . i ,wvIL J nensl,pger and sop, Mss ter Howard of Spokane, and Mrs. J. 1L nnslngvfj ef.Loa Avee'es .are guest at tho T. E. Daniels home. iMifi, H. J. lleulnijrl a, sister of Mr. 'Daniels. . i ! Mrs. C. I. Hutchinson entertained ttuo Nullo. Bridge club at her home on (lose- avenuu Thursday ufternpon. 1'Mrs. II L. Walthera and Mrs. M. Pur- dln were guests. n Mrs. Ckas. M. Kngllsh and daugh ter, Mr. Italph 0. Uardwell and Mlsi illetty Uardwell, leava this evening for ;a six we'eka vUlt to tho east. Includ ing Mlnneapoll and other i-olnts. A very iiieisniitsurprlso was ilvcp rs. Qlbnn 'U. Conwell at her homo ph-West Main street Monday evening by her husband, who invited a nunt IWr of friends to assist In celebrat fnc her birthday. Tho evening was ient with games and inutile, cloning with dainty refroslnnents of cake and sherbet. The. guests present were: Mr. and .Mrs, L. F, Wallace, Mr. and M.va. L. F. Trfren, of Ashland, Mt. iVmma Wilson of Chicago, Mr. and Mtb. George Kunzmnn, tho Misses Virginia Carder, Wulse Daddyflman? Hrtllce Ualcom, Helen Lydlavd Katherino .Hollows))-, M. D. Wallace, Kolo and Hobert Llhdley, Ualph Hal cjain. Mark, lnwpl, Frank apd Mct vtn Watlnco and lon l.aw'ton. ' A datnty lawn party at St, Mary's Ajf ademy Tuesday evehlng-' opened tlje series of cnteftalumept planned bV' resident students for the school year. The Juwn tastefully decorated"! and lighted with Japanese lanterns and electric lights inndo a pretty background for the bright group o'f children and ydung girls who roustl ftjte tho rcslddnt - portion of &. .Nl.ary's students. On th!s,occas(ou thfe teacher and 'pupils-6r tho dpmeii t(6 science depdrjineat wero enter tainers uHd the excellence of tho Viands as well as thn Brace and off I- fcincy, of those who served demon strated most jiieasantly tno suecess ful charac(crs''of tdn work of. this tie nartment. " . ' "w TTtfm. THBEB H partment. , . "Mrs. W. Fi Shields entertalnod the Womanja Missionary-society 0f nn l'j-esbyterlan church at her home on South Holly street' Tuesday after noon. Tills waVtho regular moetlng of the society nnd the. pfftcers had dhnrgo of the. affdlru. - Heading Pros and' Cons, of Mis sionary society. , ', Vocal solo, fx8 F. It. Itoborls. Heading M-fs. T'orney. ," Violin solo, mtth Campbell. ( '. A social tlmo Iwos enjoyed after tho program followed by a picnic shipper served on the lawn hy tho hostess assisted by Mrs. W. H. Gore, V ' ' ; 5- ' ' - ' .Mra.; t. 'q.lardwellj entertained a fy,w frJcd'g.a.t'4'nl(lnforral. brljlue lrty at hfcr.'ljoineoi,S9ut;'.Oa1dale li;ncsdayt nftqcnofrj -jiegnest8.werp j;8. ABierti Ifown, ONljs. Jra Dpdse. $lrs. Kdwln (Jann, M.M.'.'Frcjl iBos- ,w$rth, i Mpi. .ijf.t)n 'uierlpk.v Mrs. ijiirdette Dodge, tfi' MUsp.h, jia,u,rft ff Ichler, S,po: Ljjbnarili-Joy Fplger und Itiilh Alerrlck.. . ; ,t , &Mr. and Mrs. .11. J.Laudpngayer who hty hSen' visiting (rt and Mrs." t, tit vjRsiug icu. ,ioua'"ior fiuair Viomo.lnHullnu.t Kuisaso -Thcy-wtir Visit tho.expdHltioilfc'n route' homo. VfMra.-C. 'H.. Hebves and chlhlreh' who have been vIMtlng Mrs. Heevps' dperents, Mr. andMrs. C. C. Krlbs.J loft Sunday for .their homo In Vu dena, MJnn. ' - Mlsf Gladys IllniuMti relUnied hbme Tuesday from several week's !lslt in California, including the ex position, Los Angeles and Berke'ley. .' ii "J Miss Mabel Gould left Thursday for Corvallls whero she will enroll for hCr first year nt tho Q. A. C. "' j . '.'i i' " :.:.''. '. Yr Mrs. Frank O. Owen, acocmpanleil by" her ,gnC!td, Mlss Haiudra Crocker, of Portland returned homo Monday from Crater Lake. Mrs. H. L. Wnlthers and family, hATt returned from Gold Hay whete they hnvo been spending tho summer, - H ' ' '- ,,-.'J.I4 VU'-iLl- Mtme Until NvArnml uh Wit. left Monday for' Bugeno"WHerer.theyr will attend the state university fori the coming year. V J A Us iFranccs ,Knny of Jacksoi yllle hss' been tho guest ot Miss Leah; WftHners tho past week. ,, : tpn 31 J. The Medford Conservatory of Music, Expression, Public Speaking ,: arid Physical Training LOCATEDiNirHJE COMkERCIAL COLLEGE BUILDING, MEDFORD..-. '-PXt- ' ' ' Has, ..Its classes ,and .private work .well started. The Instructors feel well pleased with tho outlook for a successful year. .MjIh,''1,VNKTTK HOVIOUH, tho Instructor of Jlxpresston Puhllo Speaking and Physi cal Training, offers tbqvf)Uowln courses,- either to private pupils or to classes of six or mere: TttE CURRICULUM OF THE DRAM A AND EXPRESSION DEPART MENT INCLUDES A THOROUGH TRAINING IN t.. FOM)AMIJNTAin,AVS Presontat'fon.nh'd ng and Is Indlipcnsable to tho highest "artistic (UacuKSloirof'tho mechanics of Intelligent reading rate, force, pitch, Inflection, tone, melody, conser vation of energy. a. lA'IUd DirriON' Kdhcutcs tho mlml and t'evelops the powers ofexpreston. HrlngH truo vo cal tone without affectation It-teaches nonauce, purity nong. . achievement. a. GKSTUIU: A presentation of a fow simple j taws under effective' gesture. No ornate system Is used.. The. student.. Js , taught sn easy and forceful use' of gestures. " 7 4. INTHRI'nKTATIO.YHeadlnKa from the organic and acoustic phonatlon'fopre- test literature, cuttings from 'modern books' id 1 ty and distlnctnfsu la speech and, -.dramas, used by tho bstsuthorltleslnstern ift bcnoois or expression win tie cioseiy sunned ami in- This art Is embodied in'both Heading and Blng- terpreted. THE PUBLiaSPE AKING COURSE cratlon with platform work. , v: :i n 1. Kmhodles tho fundamental parts, of 'Course 1, 2,1 3,' under Expression, Public speaking courses are rapidly, being placed It; KXTIlPOItVNKOL'H I'KAKING A Bludr. In all Kastern High Schools, College and. Unlver or various lorms or puync auuress wiin actual pisi form practice. An nnaiyucni siuiiy or typical, sitoeches and of the. principles underlying effective rr-eech, writing and presentation. Platform 'work during, tho course with class criticism, 3. OUATIONH A study ot the mare. formal titles as being essential to the young -men and women of the present day. ' .h (; Lawyers, Ministers Club Women and bther pub. lie speakers who have not hud uuvantuxo of,volco v.ork and effective speafllng aro seeking this course In private work, PRACTICAL EDUCATIONAL GYMNASTICS. 1. HWKMfilt KVHTEM Correct broatblng; correct carriage and'polso; relaxation; corrective r;.vmnastlcs i. W)IiK DA'NCIN'fl Dances of tho Natlhns. C. AJSTIIKTIC DANClNfl. - ,'.... C, l'ANTOMINIO T1UMNG-Klpmcint&ry r..TUUUailCB. j-iL Ml ' , . ', . ; , , -' 1WM.1IU iWl,I.1l.JIIWllUll , 2. ILltMOJ3lC.TfUlNiNG Del Sarto system, fahtomlno, characterliaUon, cfeaUyojcp.resiilonii ' destiir; bodily expression; drsmatlo actlqu.f " ', ;'., ,7.i FANCY MAllOHI-IAn gymnasium, Vork , ,3. ' LtflllTtGVMNTICrJ-CIuiia, waiuis and done I to accompaniment jf music, . .... bells. '- " '.' '" . ' ' ' - . ; PtANO AND THEORY t; :; 1; . . ' ' .... . . .' .Instructor in Piano, wll also give a course In Musical Theory to The best' modern 'methods of 'tlionKa8tnrft''cdl- lng,-MtIslcariIlto'r'y,'wftrst and second year'llarmqny leges and-universities :nfr used-irf dir1work.- ' nd C6uhteriolnt.' 'It 'laKA&fo!ST!Alito thoiowlir ' Public j-ecltalH in HxpreBslon.'Plano and nfesen ' expect to pursiio tiiclr; Instrumental work, and at atlon of modern plays' will be given by Clio students ' "Ml.Svn'ADKI.L SWI.VnTiFIt, boBo'who'il'oalro H. ' . - - - -.----, -, . . . This course consists of Klljht ieadlrig,(I'ar Train- the samef time. k'I'vVs tMo'IMlHVIJUAfi a keenor uh- (Iroiiitbout thV year as ofton ns ndvlsahle. dersiaudlug sud" Al'PIti-X7rATl6y ot HtUK muslcst Classes or private leVsohs may 'bo- arranged at COHvOSITION, arid the Interpretation of thogrpa't any -tlmo, for these courses (jr nnypart of the masters. ' ' ' ' courses.- )'-. .' X Office Heurs: 0rl2 a, m,; iff. p. .x m, ( Phono lf.-L. 1 1 &tty m ' v. " - t ma mi-lM x mE.&?t&, ir ws -nj- r. i TFT !';.'; -iw is- ;t ". .. . 3V" .--' ... ?i n.'r r.' ; ' '' - 4i-.-. -.'.' v ;. l.0,tf -' lf. ti" . f w $ . - : jrj'.'. - , '.. ?y X' . f.. ::-. . ill, . ,.' .w '. ' ' r .;i. -. ,1y j4 . , x-' ' ''-vj Jkxam uiut' f '& . Y -r''-' H'-t '' v '' ! ' Hng woq((, coal hods, Bhpvel, dii(; aii(l-gH . ' ; '". ' X.i- . . . '' ' ' . M ' U ' . i .-. A 1 ! li, i" With . . i -m..w , . i , .... , i , , , .Mil fr ijAA 'V i j & w i Electricity i ; 1 '" 4 i , I Off 110 , . : '-.' . -. -' . T '4M..' .- ..-. ,;, " . 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