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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1915
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Tlu social senson wns moHliiuspIo-'
loiinly uhored in by the reception ami
military ball given by the officers
nnd members of Company Seven rtt
their new liomc Wednesday nijjht in
honor of Governor and Mrs. Jnincrf
Withyennibe, the occasion provinu to
be one of the most enjoyable nml uc
t'cssftil social events ever held in
southern Oregon. The spacious and
well-appointed clubrooins, parlors
nnil danco hall were taxed to their
capacity by the 'J.'iO guests present
liciiifr tin1 scene of the utmost palely
Jind splendor from the bcpiiiiing of
iho rccc)tion at 8 o'clock until the:
blisle sounded "tups" at 12:30.
Tho various rooms were hcuutifulfy
decorated with flowers, ferns, palms,
pennants and pioturcs, while tho. main
room wns appropriately arrayed in
tho national colors mtistically nr
rnnp'tl. The color scheme wns also
cm lied out in tho lighting effect from
nivroiid Japanese lanterns which shed
n soft, diffused glow over the de
lightful gathering.
The military idea was emphasized.
)v tho brilliant evening and dress uni
form? of the staff and localofficei's,'
n well as the brass-buttoned and
icd-hraulcd coast artillery boys.,
There wns also an extensive and var
ied assortment of exquisite and stun
ning gowns worn by n. galaxy of
beautiful women mid pretty young
Indies.
The intricate! evolutions of tho
grand march were executed with mili
tary precision by 100 couples, led by
the governor and his wife, immedi
ately followed by his staff and (he
local officers, according to rank, with
their ladies.,
Willi Governor and Mrs. Withy
combo in the receiving lino wore the
following, including tho patronesses
'and reception cemmittee: Mcsdnmcs
II. II. Sargent, W. h. Oppcnioll, C.
Stnfrin, If. W. Collins, C. A. Mulone,
A. ,T. Vance, W. I), ninke, J. V.
Muudy, S. S. Smith, W. II. Gore, It.
W. Ituhl, Icit Anderson, Gus New
bury, Horace I'dlonA .C. Mann, J.
H. Andrews, II. L. Wfllthor and A. K.
Kennies; Misses Mabel Withycombe,
less Itryan, Susan Deuel, Klizabcth
Putnam, Ituth Whitney, Frances
Kenny, Luoilo Davis, Nena Greer and
I'lora Welch; Cohtuels Clennnl Mo
Liiughlin nnd II. II. Sargent, Major
Willa nl ,. C'oppcrnell: Captains Itob
crt W Collins. C. Stafrin, M. Gehlar.
lien J. A. Pi-roiii, Lcrov Woods, A.
.1. Vanco and Clyde A Malone; Kirsl
Lieutenants Elinor 1. I'oss and Clyde
11 Dean; Second Lieutenants W. I).
Jllnko and Halbert S. Deuel; Ensign
It. Wof.t; Messrs. C. E. Gates, Win.
II. Gnre, licit Andcison, John C.
Maun, Gus Newbury, S. S. Smith, A.
Kwin Kennies, V. V. Medynski, A. S.
Hoenbuum, J. V. Mundy, J. 11. An
drews, Horace l'clton, II. L. Walthcr
ami Robert W. Ituhl.
The floor commit Ice was composed
of tho officers and "non-coms" of tho
.Seventh Cempany: Captain A. J.
SKniice, First Lieutenant Elmer Foss.
Ifiocond Lieutenant llalhcrt Deuel.
ht Sergeant Lyle I'urdiu, Qunr-
llenunstcr Senreant Horace L. lliiim-
Vyft Sergeants Alva ,1. Vnnce, Jr.,
'Witltor .S. Hi own nnd Donald It.
hrtsoj Corporals Xoide 1). Caughth.
jftSJlKobert II. Sower., Wnlter Fain-
.rJHdEarI II Ling.
livo Kebeknh lodge entertained
jfhureday ecning in Junior of Mrs.
llose Puliiu'r of linker City, president
io Itobekah nssenibly. Mrs. Fal
uns hero to inspect tho liwlgo
rk and expressed herself as being
satisfit'd with the officers' work
gave tho team several compli
ments on their woik. She also sug
gested n line or two of work that
illicit bo taken up hv tho Itcbekahs
that i oulil bo to their advantage.
Guests wore present from Ashland,
Central Point, Jaoksonvillo and Tal
ent. Some ery interesting remarks
were riven by tho different guests and
Mrs. McCoy of Talent oiitortuincil
iih n reading, "Elevated," that was
thy hit of theovoning. Miss Fein
Wing gave an instrumental selection.
An hour's chat was followed by an
imitation to the banquet loom, where
noffee, sandwiches, eako. fruit nnd
cider were honed. Among the beau
tiful autumn lonww nnd vine that
decorated tho tables were found
pumpkins, witches, black eats nnd
lints, reminding ono that Hnllowo'un
was at hand.
Mi Drowning I'tinlm entertained
nt dinner Wuduosdny ovooing Juhm
nutto Patterson, Mildred Wick, All,
son O'Jiriw, Hol IlrowH, Latim
Oa(c, IjifrMmi Cowjjill, Dorothy
Tkurno, Merevd Itarimr, Iluuri An-
tlo.
.Mr. T. K. ImumIh w wti l
the Kullo Hndtrr club nt Wr how on
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Sunday evening, October 21, lOl.'i,
nt Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Itoot occurred the mnrriage of Miss
Norma Gage to Earl Conkliu. Prompt
ly nt fi o'clock the bridal couple, at
tended by Miss Mildred Gage, sister
of the bride, as maid of honor, nnd
Earl Isaac, (as best man, entered to
the strnins of Wagner's Loh'cngriii
wedding march, played by Mr. and
Mrs. Itoot. The ceremony was per
formed under mi nreh of pink nnd
white by Dr. Rollins of tho Methodist
church. The ring sorxieo wns used.
The bride wore n dainty gown of
white crepe do chenu alid carried a
bouquet of white carnations. The
rooms were decorated with roses, car
rying out a color scheme of pink and
white. Immediately after the cere
mony a supper wns served for tho
bridal couple. During tho evening
several vocal selections were given by
Forest Edmonds. Mr. and Mrs. Conk
Jin arc both Medford young people
nnd enter their new life with the
hearty congratulations of their
friends nnd relatives. They are at
home to their friends at 001 l'Juin
street.
The regulnr monthly homecoming
of tho Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church of Medford was
held last Wednesday afternoon nt the
church. This affair has come to be
ono of the important events of thi
society, as it is the time when nil the
smaller departments of the Aid como
together for a social tune. This
gathering wns largely attended by tho
members and other visitors. A short
program was rendered, consisting of u
song by the society, rcndjng of the
IScatitudcs; violin solo, Miss lone
Flynn, accompanied by Miss Lorain
IJliton; vocal solo, Mrs. Hublcr, and
nn interesting talk was made by tho
new pastor, ltev. Rollins. At tho closo
of the program refreshments were
son oil by tho members of tho Queen
Esther circle. It wns decided at this
meeting to hold another rummage sale
tho first Friday and Saturday In
November in tho Cuthbcrt building,
iioith of tho postofficc.
Mrs. II. P. Hargrove and Mrs. W.
II. McGownn were hostesses nt n
bridge party Friday afternoon nt tho
homo of Mrs. McGowu on Mistletoe
street, for tho pleasure of Mrs. Wal
ter Harrington of Tacoinn. Tho house
wns prettily decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums in keeping with tho
Hallowe'en season. A dainty two
eoursu luncheon was served. Tho
guests included: Mrs. Walter Har
rington, Mrs. E. F. Schmidt, Mrs.
Jonas Wold, Mrs. It. A. Holmes, Mrs.
W. F. Quisenberry, Mrs. Gus New
bury, Mrs. J. E. Stewart, Mrs. J. A.
Perry, Mrs. Uanieburg, Mrs. G. L.
Sclietincrlioni, Mrs. Young, .Mrs. M.
Purdin, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. O'lliioii, Mrs.
Antic and Miss Dahl.
Hon. H. F. Mulkey and wife were
given a farewell reception nt the Red
Men's hall, Wednesday, October 27,
from 2 to 4 p. in. by the G. A. It.
Post and W. It. C. ladies. Mr. Car
penter escorted Mr. mid Mrs. Mulkey
to scuts of honor. .Music and read
ings won listened to, after which Mr.
Cnipputer, after a few words of tip
precintion for tho services Mr. Mulkey
had rendered tho post nnd corps, pre
sented Mr. Mulkey with a joint reso
lution of appreciation for scnieos
rendered by the post and corps. Mr.
Mulkey thanked tlioui in u few well-
chosen words.
A farewell surprise party wns
given li. F. .Mulkey nnd family Tuos
day evening nt their homo on Quince
stroot by tho ladies' liililu class and
their husbands of the Christian
church. About thirtv were present
nnd tho owning was spent with social
conversation and music. Mr. Mulkey
has hron teacher of the class for sev
eral years and will be greatly missed
At the close of tho evening refresh-
incuts wore served.
Mrw. M. W. Wagner ciitortqiucd
with nn informal card party anil
luncheon at her home on West Ham
ilton, Tuesday afternoon, for the fol
lowing guests: Mis. O. C. King. Mrs.
J. II. Itowmnn, Mis. W. C. Cart
wright, Mrs. Thomas Fuson, Mrs. IJ.
U. Gregory. Mrs. II. 11. Corliss, Mrs.
O. I). Frnzec, Mi. Fred Colvig and
Mrs. H. Smith.
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Mr. E. K. SuoJy nnd Mi. Portor
J. Noff returned Thurdu) morning
Iroin hulom, whore thov titloudud the
State Podurution of Women's Clubs
hs dolugNtos from Mwlford. Mrw.
Noff whs the guoU of MU Marvin,
tate librarian, while in ShImu.
Mc. and Mrs. Hum' Litiily ef
Contrnl Point will Iwvvc Tucitov for
Ohio, where the will mole llmr lu
lu re llitJC
A very enjoyable pupils' recital was
given by Mrs. Alice H. S. Rowell nnd
Edward Chailes Root, assisted by
Mrs. II. C. Stocckinun, on Friday eve
ning ul their studio in the Garnett-
Corcy building. The following pro
gram wns rendered .
"Edris Mazurka" (lltiznt), pupils'
orchestra; grade 1 piano work. Har
old' Fisk, Lorraine Stoltz, Hester
Wnkcficld, Irene Ends, Ituth Stocck
inun, Hcnnie Trowbridge; piano solos,
"Romnncc Sans Pnrolcs" (Streabog),
Edith Garrioon; "Mnrtha" (Floto
Wallace), John Ncff; "Sarabandc''
(llilx). Miss Young; musical culture
class work, James Mears, Frederick
Moars, Riley Davis, Hownrd Ray
mond. John Ncff ; guitar solo, "Mes
sage of Love'' (Chcncl), Mrs. II. C.
Stoccknian. Violin soles: Mazurka,
op. 218 (Herrmann), Hoe Rowell;
"Sing, Smile, Slumber'' (Gounod),
Hownrd Raymond; "Hearts and Mow
ers" (Tohnni), Richnrd Stocknm;
"Humoreskc" (Dvornk), Riley Davis;
march, "Grand Avenue" (Hazel), pu
pils' orchestra, Hopo Rowell, Keith
Cole, Howard Raymond, Riley Davis,
Richard Stockam, Manol Williams,
Vniighau Qunckenbush, William
Ilillis.
The first Edison reoitnl given last
Saturday night by the Palluer Piano
Place, assisted by Miss Hess liryan,
soprano, wns n highly Miccossful af
fair. The program consisted of selec
tions from, some of tho world's great
est artists and held the attention of
nil. The wonderfully clear nnd jor
fecl reproduction without auv'mc
chanienl effects was n rovclation to
many who had never heard the new
Edison diamond disc phonograph.
Miss Drytin wns in splendid voice,
which she has under crfect control.
Her inlorprctntiniiH were those of an
earnest, finished nnd thoroughly ex
perienced nrtist. As only a small
portion of those who eanio to tho re
cital were able to gain admittance,
another concert wns given Monday
evening. Mr. Edmendes demonstrat
ed tho machine, explaining each num
ber as it was ilaeed on the machine.
Jack Sullivan entertained n number
of his friends with n masquerade
party at his Immo on Geneva, street,
Thursday evening. Tho house wnf
decorated wjth jack o' lanterns and
cornstalks in keeping with Hallow
ejen. The evening wns spent with
)Iuying games' nnd telling ghost stories-,
after which light refreshments
wehe served. Those present were:
Kutherine Hanley, Florence Trow
bridge, Frances Medley, Winnifrcd
Clancy, Jcnnuctto Richardson, Russell
Coleman, Worth Hnrelrigg, Theodore
Noble, Louis Jtichnrdson, Robert
Duff, Lnurcneo Duff, Junior Ilnnlcy,
Bud DcUcI, Robert Clancy nnd Elder
CoiiBcr.
Mrs. John Wilkinson eutertniiicd
wilh n Hallowe'en party nt her home
on South Newtown Thursday after
noon. After nn afternoon spent with
sewing, conversation and music, a
dainty two-course luncheon was
served. The table was decorated
with hilvcr candlesticks with green
shades, with a centerpiece of yellow
chrysanthemums.
Tho guests included Mrs. Wnlter
Harrington, Mrs. E. F. Schmidt, Mrs.
Jonas Wold, Mrs. W. F. Quisenberry,
Mrs. O. O. Alcnderfer, Mrs. William
Cunningham, Mrs. J, J. liucbtcr, Mrs.
Sam Richardson, Nn, Fred Colxng,
Mrs. Leo Miksche and Mr. Arthur
Hazclrigg.
The W. C H. U. mel in the M. E.
church South Thursday afternoon.
The following program was enjeyed:
Song, "The Fight Is On"; prayer by
Mrs. Riley D. Ilonson; lliblo lesson,
John, Mth chnpter, Mrs. J. C. Wood;
song, "Yield Not to Temptation"; nd
dross, "Tho Significance of the Pic
ture Show; Whut It Means to tho
Children," by Mrs. A. J. Ilauby:
rending, "Mnrio," Mrs. McDonald;
paper, "The Prodigal Girl,'' Mrs. Jane
Carroll; addiess, "The County's
Aims," Mis. I. A. Howell; talk on the
local work, Mrs. . C. Wood; address,
"Our National W. C. T. l Woik," by
Mrs. Eniniu L. Iticke of Sterling,
Colo.; benediction.
Mi Riley D. Ilonson entertained
her Sunday clnss at dinner Thursday
eo. Games and music were enjoyed.
The piano solos by Misses essie
Stringer and Helen liyrd desene spe
I'inl mention. Those present were:
Misses Jessie Stringer, Gladys Lewis,
Ruth Stringer, Helen Uyrd, Fay
Lewis, Ruth McLean nnd Adaline
Honrdman,
Dr. and Mrs. E. II. Porter una
their son, accompanied by W. A. Fol
ger und daughter, returned Tliuixltiy
from a tvn days' pleasure trip
through California's most attractive
regions, including a visit to the Pan
ama oxK)sition nt San Franei.eo.
The IniliOb of the Altar society of
Hid Catholic church entertained with
a ton mid social nttonioun nt the
wiitili hall Wednesday. Mm. W. C.
Debloy and Mr. George Coram wer
hutuhc.
The M. II. M. S. of tho M. K.
rhureli South will intxit with Mw. W.
Dennett, Tmlor stiect, Wi-diicduv
utteruoou ul J .10.
Tho Golden Link ltlblo elnSw of tho
First DnpUnt church hold its regular
monthly social meeting Wednesday
evening at the homo ot Mm. Frank
I.oilor. The meeting took tho form of
a Hallowe'en, party, the class indmbers
entertaining their husbands. The
houne was made most nttractivo with
unique papor decorations suitable for
tho occasion. The com;any, in sheets
and pillow cases, formed for a grand
mnrch, after which masks wero re
moved amtil shouts or laughter, as
partners recognized nnu greeted each
other. Mr. J. F. llomslrecl then gnvo
a short slight of hnnd performance
which greater interested nnd amused
his audience. The remainder of tho
evening wns spent In playing Hallow
e'en games nnd In the telling of for
tunes, after which refreshments wero
served. Tho company broke up nt
a lato hour, thanking tho conimllteen
who had so cleverly planned nndjcnr
ried through a most enjoyable even
ing's entertainment.
Thoso present were: Messrs. and
Mcsdnmes (t. E. Mdrsh, J. W. Hnlrrl
son, F. Stlnson, Chns. Hoover, U. G.
Hench, J. K. liomstrcct, F, W. Mears,
II. D. Allawny, C. II. Baldwin, J. W.
I'cnrt, Karl Kelzur, Hoy Kelzur, Fred
Purdin, J. M. arcsslcy, Leo Hall,
Louis lU-unctt, Goo. L. Howard, Leon
Hownrd, Mr. and Mrs. Poole, Herbert
Lnuiispnch, C. C. Onnlt, C. A. Gault,
Q. C. Hlco, C. A. Wlilllock, Frank
iKidcr, Mrs. lleaiicmnj), Mrs. Kmnui
Penrce, Mrs. V. K. Halch,-Mrs. A. T.
Lathrop, Mr. W. C.'.Allawoy.
A delightful surprlso was given
Mr. and Mrs. Jap Andrews by their
friends Thursday evening at their
homo on South Ornngo street, tho
event being their silver wedding anni
versary. Cards Wero enjoyed tho
greater part of tho evening, and inter
tho guests adjourned to tho homo of
C. I. Hutchinson wlicro a inout dellc
JoUa luncheon nwnltea them. A hand
somo silver comport wns presented to
Mr and Mrs. Andrews by the guests.
Thoso present wero Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Knight, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. K. Wakcman,
Dr. arid Mts. E. O. Itlddcll, Dr. nnd
Mrs. 10. B. Plckol, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Merrick, Judgo and Mrs. M. Purdin,
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Kcntner, Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. I. Hutchinson, Mr. nnd Mrs.
H. U. Lumsdon, Mt. and Mrs. Wm.
Budge, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ous Nowbury,
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. L. Wnlthcrs, Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. Vnwtor, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L.
Irwin, nnd Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Daniels.
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A very delightful time was had by
members and friends of tho Epworth
league at the Methodist church Fri.
drty evenitig nt n Hallowe'en party.
J no inrge lent near the church whom
the bocinl took place was ileeomfod
wilh pumpkins, cornstalks nnd ap
ples. The usual witches nnd ghosts
weic present nnd other "creatures"
in masked costumes of various kinds
never seen before. Tho witches'
chant was very much enjoyed, which
wns sung by n quartet of girls in
witch costume. Mrs. Hovious of the
Medford Conservatory delighted nil
present with two rendingH. Tho tell
ing of fortunes nnd games were then
enjoyed, after which refreshments
wero sonoil by the committee in
charge.
Miss Mnbcllo Scnutlin eutertniiicd
with n bridge jsirty Tuesday evening
til ncr home on iNortli Orange street
in honor of Miss Frances Heath of
Eagle Point, who leaves this week for
Chicago, where sho will hpend the
winter. The tmesis included! Tim
Misses Frances Heath, Jean Ander
son, rrunces Keiinv. Stis.in Dcncl.
Jean Hortou, Orbn Natwick of Eagle
Point nnd Gertrude Taylor; Iltilbcrt
Deuel. Leon Socek. Curtis Anderson.
Ned Vilns, Fletcher nnd Theodore
rtsli, Dave and Harry Roseiihurg mid
Mr. Genry.
The entertainment given by tho
I'arcnt-Tcaehcri.' Circle and minils nf
tho Roosevelt school Friday evening
was a urand success, fnr execi'dinn-
tho fondest hoss of tho circle. 'I hey
arc glad to see that the men tire be
couiiutr interested, there boinir n lurwe
number jn-esent. Tho program giu'i;
ly the pupils was very interesting ami
showed tho nro"l('SS thco urn nuiLim.
in school. The proceeds will more
than pay tho indebtedness on the
piano.
Tho Woman's Missionarv society of
tho Presbyterian ohureli meets at the
homo of Mrs. E. N. Wtirncr-Tuesday
afternoon at 2:.I0. All the Indies of,
the congregation are invited.
Miss Loraino Cowirill will entertaiii
this evening nt the home of Mr. mid
Mrs. Van It. Pieuon with n musque
rnde party for about forty of her
high hchool inimds.
Mis. Allan Dnielinreed bus re
turned from n nmt with friendi, uud
rclativos nt Minneapolis, Minn.
Mm. T. V.. Dnnioh, will leave to-
day for a vixit to tho fuir mid other
puinU in sonthom Culiforniu.
Mr. nnd Mm. II. L Iryin left to
day fur a vUit to Sun I'ranoinco und
the tupoitiM.
Mts. Arthur NVwmuu of Koxv Ann
is waiting Mt .Hid Mi-. Ri'ev D
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The program of tho Greater Med
ford club to be hold nt the public lib
rary Monday afternoon nt 2:30 nnd
to which nil tire cordially invited,
promises to he of unusual interest and
attractiveness mid is as follews:
Plauo solo, "Hungarian Dance"1
(Ilmiuns), Miss Venitn Hamilton; vo I
cnl solo, selected, Miss Ross IJryan",
violin solo, "Liebcs Fiend" (Frit
Krcisler), Mrs. Pnley.
Mrs. Charles Schieffelin, who was
delegate from tho Greater Medford
club to the State Fcftcrntion conven
tion held nt Salem, will then give her
report to the club mid it promises to
be brim full of interest. Women hnvo
developed ns much of n bump for pol
ities as men ever did, nnd politics
was woven in nnd through uud about
the whole convention, and it is of
gicat importance that nil women who
ore at all interested in club work
should bo present, an Mrs. Schieffelin
intends to make u full report of tho
convention in till its phases.
Mr. and Mrs, J, 11. Harrison and
Miss Esther Harrison entertained tho
Central Point school faculty and n
number of their Medford friends Fri.
ilny evening. The evening wns u
Hallowe'en frolic, tho rooms being
decorated in yellow nnd black. Ono
feat mo of the evening wns that eauh
couple had to prepare some part of
tho refreshments. Those present
were: Mcsdnmcs 1L G. Heach, Leu M.
Hall, T. J. Gifford; Misses Juno
White, Abbio Kiibs, Myrtle Dunteti
Margaret Dnvidson, Myrtlo Glcason,
Alta Noroross, Albin, Horr, Wicdcn
ceht, Hurd; Messrs. E. C. Morris,
Emmit Palmer, V. A. Davis, C. P.
Krilis, Moses, E. D. Stanley, It. G.
Bench, Leo M. Hall, T. J. Gifford.
Miss Hess Kcntner entortnincd the
Pmi-Hellenic association ut her home
on Genevn nvenuo last Saturday nf
ternoon, October 23. After a short
business meeting n resuuio of the ploy
"Daddy Long Legs," wns rend by
Mis. Ehlon nnd was greatly appreciat
ed by nil present. The next meeting
will bo held nl the homo of Miss Susan
Deuel, tho fourth Saturday in No
vember. Thosu present were: Mrs.
Ollen Arnspigcr, Mrs. Vernon Vnwtor,
Mrs. Robert Hammond, Mrs. It. W.
Ehlcn, Mrs. J. It. Harrison and Misses
ouiso Williamson, Tlieouo Cnrkiti,
Susan Deuel mid Hess Kcntner.
The Eustcm Slur held their vegu
tar monthly social evening in the Ma
sonic hall Wednesday evening. Curds
nnd dancing wero enjoyed. The mu
sic was furnished by II. Howell nnd
Miss Florence Clark. Mrs. E. M. Me
Kinnou gave two very interesting
readings. The hall wns tastefully
decorated with autumn leaves and red
dahlias. Delicious refreshments wero
served in tho banquet room nl the
close of the evening. Mr. Woodford
was chairman of the social commit
tee nnd wns assisted by nbout twenty
indies.
Tho young ladies of the Catholic
church entertained Fridny evening
with a masquerade dancing party ut
the parish Iiall for nbout twonty-fivo
couple. The hall presented an attrac
tive appearance in its decorations of
a Hallowe'en character. Hazclrigg
and Kerns furnished music for the
evening. A very enjoytiblo limo wns
had by till present.
Tho Political Rricnco club met
Thursday nftcrnoon at tho public lib
rary, Miss Towno presiding, and had
a cry good attendance. Parliament
aiy law was outlined und the pure
food code discussed. Tho next meet
ing, which will bo held tho second
Thursday in November, will be pre-
sidcdi over by Mrs. Piatt.
A number of the young people nl
tended u pretty Hnllowo'eu dancing
party at haglo Point 1-riday evening,
given by Miss Orbio Nntwick ut tho
Eagle Point hall, which was tastefully
decorated with autumn colors and fir
boughs suggestive of the day.
Medford lodge, No. 83, I. O. O. F.,
will meet in regulnr session Mondnj
evening, November 1, nt 7:30. lie
sides regular routine business, there
will bo work in the initiatory degree
Members nnd visiting In others urc es
pecially urged to attend.
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Mrs. S. Vilns Ilcekwith entertained
with n dinner party Monday evening
for Mr. nnd Mrs. Lincoln MoConuuck,
Mr. mid Mis. Coming Kculey uud
Mrs, W. L. Hollowny.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin .Molt of St
Paul will nnivo Sunday to visit at
the home of Mr. nnd Mis. T. M. Swent.
Mi's. Mntt is Mrs. Swem'n sister.
For tho pleasure of her children,
Helen Man'o and "IJillio" I).. Mrs.
Piatt gave a children's masquerade
party Tuesday nftcrnoon.
The Girls' Thursday Bridge club
wan entertained ut the home of Miss
Susnu Deuel, nn South Oakdale,
Thursduy afternoon.
Mrs. A. F. NotJi ontertftlned tho
Five Huudmd otuli nt her home on
North Holly stieot Thurdnv ul'ier
noon.
With Medford Tro la Medftrd Mad
Corset Fittings
In
MovingPictures
Special Matinee
At
STAR THEATRE
Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. 3rd
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Tiqylace In Front
We Have a Few
Buggies and Spring Wagons
Loft, which wo nro olToi'ing ut
Very Low Prices
H you need anything in this line, !oiuc in and sco
what wo have before buyiuy.
Hubbard
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
ri0R.2 1 H Ford earn were sold last year.
"The Universal Car." Your neces
sity. They servo everybody, please
everybody, save money for everybody
by reliable service, economical opera
tion and maintenance. Why experi
ment? "Watch the Fords go by. Tulle
willi the owners of Ford cars. Inves
tigate for yourself. Prices lower than
ever. Uunabout $300; Touring Car
$110; Town Car $fil0, f. o. b. Detroit.
Why pay more? On sale at
c. E. GATES'
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for Ladies Only
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Begin planning now to attend this
mntlnco. Tho film shown , has 'ona
of tho clnsHlest stories produced by
Tho ICBsnnnj Film Co., of Chicago.
Tho tltlo Is "How Mnrjorlo Won a
Career." The story was written by
a feature writer for tho Kssanay
company and part of tho film shows
an interior of tholr studio. Tho part
that will Interest you most, how
ever, Is tho, actual fitting ot.
GOSSARD
Corsets on
Living Figures
You can boo Just how many different
types of figures aro transfdriuciflnto
beautiful figures through iho correct
fitting of n Gossard Corset. Every
figure typo shown In tho film can be
correctly fitted nt thin storo.
Complimentary pnsses will be issued
by un and you can obtain as tunny ns
you ltko for yourself nnd your friends
by calling nt our Corset Department.
The demand for scats will bo hcavj;
and oven though wo havo engaged
tho Star Theater for tho entire," nftfe'r
noon, wo know Hint soma women ijvjll
bo disappointed. Call and got your
tickets Monday.
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