MUlbFOftD MAIL TtlTBUNE, MTSDFORD, OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER. 11,
1015
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Tho Alpha Delta class ot tho Chris
tian church held their monthly mcet
inK nt tho home of Mrs. U. S. Collins,
H3C West Tenth etreet, Thursduy
afternoon. The clasa had as their
fiUests the mothers of Its members.
Mrs". Marlon Lance, through tho cour
tesy of Mrs. 0. E. I'lerco of tho Med
ford greenhouse presented each
mother with a beautiful whlto carna
tion. Mrs. J. II. Bollinger, tho class
president, gave tho Ulblo reading and
lirayer followed by tho members, giv
ing quotations from tho Diblo. In a
few well chosen words bespeaking tho
class' lovo and appreciation for tho
work of their teacher, Mrs. Ilollln
Kcr presented Mrs. A. J. Ilnnby with
n handsome gold pin with tho class
iiamo engrnved upon It. TJiIs enmo
us a complete surprlso to Mrs. Han
by, It being tho ovo of her birthday.
Airs. Ilnnby responded by expressing
hor appreciation of tho class' lovo and
Interest and of tho union and frlcnd
Hlilp existing among nil ot tho mem
bers. Mrs. Lou D. Jones then took
chnrgo of tho program. It was an
nftornoon In Hawaii, Mrs. Jones hav
ing recently made n visit to this beau
tiful iBland, Slio read a most Inter
esting pnper portraying her trip nnd
u vivid (IfHCiliiptlou ot Hawaii's fn
inous volcano; nnd sho also had many
beautiful pictures which inn do nil
present feel as If they too had visited
this enchanted Islo. Mrs. Hnrvy
Tucker gavo a Hawaiian piano solo
nnd MIrh Dess Uryan delighted ovcry
ouo with her perfect rendering of n
number of Hawaiian songs. This
proved to bo one of, If not quite- tho
most, delightful afternoons tho closs
lins ever had. The hostess and those
in chnrgo of tho afternoon's enter
tainment woro tho bright yellow
Hawaiian lays around their necks.
Tho refreshments wero delicious and
in keeping with tho afternoon's pro
gram. Those serving woro Mcsdamcs
Jonns Wold, J. C. Ildblnson npd W.
V. Qulscnbcny. Tho class decided
to cngaga In a mngazlno campaign
nnd try to secure two hundred nnd fif
ty subscribers for tho "Today's Maga
zine." If they succeed they will sc
curo n premium of one hundred dol
lars. Mrs. I Qulsonbcrry has
chargo of tho campaign. It Is hoHd
tho friends of tho class will help
thorn In securing tho full number of
subscriptions, Thoso enjoying tho
afternoon wero Mcsdamcs J. T. Car
penter, linker, Hunnlnghnm, Collins,
Sr Hull. Hurgcss. J. II. Bellinger. T.
J. Davis, O. O. Allcndorfer, . S.
Cunningham, Dyer, Hnzolrigg,
Schmidt. Tucker, V. S. ColllnB, Wold,
Qulseuberry, J. C. Itoblnson, Lou
Jonos, 1ince, Henry Marsh, K. D.
J'ry, U. V. Pnul, A. Welssslng, A.
Worth, A. J. Hnnby, Miss lleso llry
nu and Mary nnd Albert Collins.
Tho Woman's Missionary Society
of tho I'roHbytcrlan church met nt
the church Tuesday nftornoon when
n musical afternoon wns enjoyed.
Tho devotional meeting was led by
Airs. 8. S. Carpenter, tho subject be
Inn "Song."
Mrs. Carlton Janes read n papor
on "History ot Hmns nnd Hymn
Writers."
Mrs. C'hlhlors sang "Tho Lord Ih
My Shophord," ncompanled by Mrs.
.lanes; nlso a lullaby, accompanied by
Mrs. I'aley on tho violin,
Mrs. H, S. Palmer and Mrs. P. J.
Johubou woro hostesses and served
refreshments nt tho closo of tho meet
ing when a social tlmo was enjoyed.
Tho Medford camp of tho Modern
Woodmen of Amorlca entertained Its
members with an oyster supper and
smoker Friday ovonlng nt tho close
of tho business session. Tho occasion
was duo to tho Initiation of several
new members Into tho order. Next
Frldtty night another class will bo In
Itlnlod and and a boclal session will
fololw.
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Mrs. K. J. Stownrt cntertniucd the
ywliifilny Itridjjo oh.h nt her home
on West Tenth street. Mrn. Jnok
Holme and Mrs. Hoy DayiS were
jUUt of the club.
Tho Iowa Society will glvo a ban
quet Monday evening In tho St.
Mark's hall,
program will
dancing.
After tho banquet a
bo given, followed by
The Ladles' Aid of tho Presbyter
ian church will hold a business meet
ing In tho ohapol ot tho church Tues
day afternoon at 2:30.
Mr. and Sirs. W. K. I'hlnrw and
Mr. oGerge Garrett returned Wed
nesday from a visit to the exposition
and Sh FrancJsee.
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JTr. I. K. U'aliMMMi wtt Woc4m
1ft (li Nulkt Untkw tali IlitiNMiur
aitornoirti at hr bow on N'orilt Ouk-j
The Parent-Teachers' circle of the
Lincoln school met Friday afternoon
nt the school building. In the nli-
bencc of the president, Mm. Hilling,
Mrs. Gray neted an elininnun. The
rending of "Ilcbeeen of Sunnybrook
Fnnu," given by Miss Muric Seely,
wns very much enjoyed. Mrs. Neff
ruvo ti report which was very eleur
ami interesting. Mrs. C. Y11hoii
wns appointed with the other committee-
to help in securing the Y. M.
C. A. Mrs. Gray nnd Mj-s. Ilnnby
wero nppointcd to co-opcriito with
Mrs. Secly in visiting the nirnl dis
tricts. Mrs. W. C. Wilson wus ap
pointed district niiitioii. Mrs. John
l'crl will meet with members from
the 6thcr circles to plan n reception
to he given for the teachers during
teachers 'institute, which meets here
in December. The next meeting of
the circle will b.e held Junuary '28,
1010.
The Comruderie club eulcntlur for
tho past week included the following
nffuirs: Monday evening, smoker nt
the Hnv residence, West Main street;
Thursday eve, stng thenter purtv for
"Twin llcds," followed by tin oyster
supper nt the Shnstu; Fridny eve,
informal dancing party nt the Alford
residence on West Tenth street. Al
though this new club of young men
litis been organized for less than two
weeks, the members nre nlready
starting things with the proper "pep
ful" spirit noeessnry to nitike it u
success in every sense of the word.
A series of original parties, dunces
nnd smokers nre to be staged at short
intervnls throughout the winter social
season.
A sociiil wns giu'n by the lluptisl
Young lYoplu't. Union Fridny even
ing, December 10, in the church par
lors of tho First Baptist church.
About si.ty young people were pres
ent. A short business meeting was
held, iiutl the following officers elect
ed for tho next six months, beginning
January J, JII10: President, Norn
Daley; vice-president, Wnnetn Cars
tens; seeretnry nnd treasurer, Olive
Johnson. A very interestiii' iirouruin
wus rendered, after which games were
played mid refreshments served.
'J ho Foreign .Missiuiiurv society of
tho Methodist church will give a ten
at tho church Thursday nftenioon,
December 1(1, nt 'J.-IIO, to which nil
members of missionnry societies of
tho city nre cordially invited to nt
tend. Miss Ijiura Hetty, n return
missionary from Chinn, will bo pro,
cut nnd give un address. She is a
gifted and interesting speaker nnd it
will bo a rare treat to have her here.
Miss Hefty was sent to her field of
labor from tho Oiegon conference,
she being nil Oregon girl.
Tho Colony club entertained with n
bridge ten Fridny afternoon in their
rooms nt the Hotel Medford for the
plcnsuro of Mrs. George Daggett, who
wns passing through Med foul en
routo to New York, where she will
make her future home. Thoso pres
ent were; Mesdumos .Sony-Smith,
uopivius, iioiiowny, I'rutt, Kennies,
Lewis, Howue, Conrad, Ituhl, Owen,
Madden, Preston, Misses Louise
Ilurko nnd .Margaret Hubbard.
At the meeting of the College Wom
en's olub this afternoon business mat
ters connected with nn art exhibit in
the future will be diMHnscd, Miss
Quihiio will talk on tho "Appreciation
of Sculpture," .Mrs. McCurdy and
Mrs. Huskins on "Urilliuut Musters
of thu Art, French nnd Miicnuuiuics."
Dr. Cnrlow entertains the club for
its December ocsmou tit her homo on
South Laurel.
The M. II. S. nltunui will hold it
meeting this evening on the mnz.
uino floor of tho Hotel .Medford. Fur
ther discussion of the annual Christ
mas ball will bo taken up nt this time
and committees appointed to carry
out tho various details of this big af
fair. It is important that all alumni
uttend 7:110 p. in.
The Parent -Tenehois' association
of the high school will meet Friday
attornoon, December 17, nt .1 o'clock.
The subject will be "Language Mind
ed and Hand-Minded Children." The
(subject will be open for dUctisMon
and a large attendance i donircd.
The regular, monthly uuainoo meet
ing of tho Greater Medford club will
bo hold at tho library Monday utter-
noon. A liort, inUre-tittr nuMri
program will be given before the bu
inu meeting.
Mim HnWnHMtn ilursjot of Olrard.
Kan., is the guc ilr. Winifred
Taylor nt hor rmieii kmnr
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The Greater Medford club, trito to
Its custom, gavo a very cntcrtnlnlng
musical Mondny afternoon nt tho
Presbyterian Church, nnd Mrs. Myron
Shoots, hostoss ot tho occasion, de
serves unstinted prnlso for her untir
ing effort nnd enthusiasm which
mndo of tho affair an artistic success.
Every number on the program was
encored henrtlly, and music lovers In
Medford will bo glad to know thnt
tho club Intends giving another musi
cal shortly after tho first of tho
year, also thnt at tho regular meeting
of tho club Monday afternoon, Dec.
1.1 at tho Public Library to which
all tho ladles of Medford arc Invited,
there will bo music.
.Miss Ethel Dean gavo "Valso Ara
besque" (Thco. Lack) piano solo, as
first number of tho concert, In n very
pleasing style, and gracefully re
sponded to nn encore.
Tho second number was n vocal
solo "Lullabyo" (Kato Vnnnnh) by
Mrs. J. M. Under, In a beautifully soft
contrnlto voice.
Miss Marjorlo Myers then gnvo a
reading "A Study In Nerves" which
was a credit to tho young lady. Sho
wns accompanied by Miss Caroline
Pnul.
One ot tho very host numbers was
a vocal solo "A Highwayman's Song"
(It. Huntington Woodman) by Mr.
W. C. Casement accompanied by Mrs.
Mary .Alsdorf. Mr. Casement has a
splendid baritone voice, nnd tho Hit
nnd swing he gnvo tho song was
splendid. Ho is a nephew to Mrs.
Alsdorf of South Orango street nnd
enme to Medford from Calgary, Can
ada In October, and pwlll probably
spend tho winter hero.
Next, wns a reading "Poor Dear
Mamma" (Kudyard Kipling) by Miss
Flora Welsh, which was very amus
ing, nnd tho Impersonation of tho
four characters In the sketch was
very well done.
Miss Frances Mc.Vnsscr greatly
pleased tho nudlcnco by her vocal
solos "Today" (Carrlo Jacobs Hond)
and "Itockln' In Dl Win'" (W. II.
N'oldlltiger), nnd Miss Elizabeth Goro
closed the program by a very ablo
and well rendered plnno solo, "Sec
ond Mazurka. (Uenjaniluo Godnrdj.
An Informal dancing party was
given by tho "Comrnderlo" club Fri
day ovonlng at tho Alford rcsldonco
on West Tenth street. Tho spnclous
danco floor In tho music room wns
used for tho occasion, tho music be
ing supplied by a lnrgo cabinet Vic
trola. As tho guests arrived, they
were presented with iinlquo dnuce
programs which were already filled
out with tho names of their partners
for the evening. This novel method
eliminated all tho usual bother at
tendant upon tho filling out of pro
grams, and assured each lady nt least
ono danco with every young mnu
present. A diversified order of danco
hold sway for tho greater part ot tho
evening, punch and wnfers being
served during tho Intermissions.
Thoso present "wero tho follewing:
Leah Wnlther, Jean Hiidge, Uabo
Cochran, Frnnces Kenney, Jean An
derson, Kathryu Sworn, Mildred An
tlo, Esther Warner, Morcedcs llnrber,
jtuth Warner, Marian Gould, Herbert
Alford, Earl Hubbard, Lyle Wnlther,
Horaco Uromloy, Francis Dennett,
Will Bovorldgo, Carter Drnndou,
Frank Hay, Milton Schuchard,
Charles Itny and James Vance,
The social event of lite week is the
imitation dnuce nt the Seventh com
pany club rooms this owning. Many
will be in attendance from Medford,
Ashland nnd surrounding towns.
The Cniup Fire Girls of the Pres
byterian church met in the chapel
of the church Wcdnosdiiy evening to
dress dolls for poor childicn tit
Christinns.
The Girls' Tuesday Sewing club
was entertained by Miss Florence
Folger at her home on West Main
street Tuesdny afternoon.
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Mr. Chailes Connor and dnugli
teih, Mrs. Hieketts of Loudon nnd
Miss Dorothy, htive returned from n
trip to San Francisco.
Tho Grizzlies entertained their
members nnd friends Friday evening
at tho Natatorium with a sheet and
pillow slip party.
Tho Friday llridgo club wns enter
tained nt the home of Mrs, C, A.
Knight on Flint Main street, Fridny
afternoon.
Mr. and Miv. George Tieichler en
teituined the Five Hundred club nt
their homo on Holly street Monday
evening.
lite :wihlorUooa Midkosponre
elub met nt the home of Mrs. Porter
J. Neff on lleluiont nwnuc Tucbduy
f ening.
The members of the Country Club
held a musical and dinner at tho
countrv club house Sunday afternoon.
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Fridny afternoon the Pnrcnt
Teaehers' Circle of the Washington
school held their regular monthly
meeting with Mrs. Iloviotis, the presi
dent, in charge. The pupils of Miss
Hoffmun's room jtive exercises in
note reading and word singing. Piano
solo wns given by John Neff. Mrs.
W. A. AitkittR then. gave u paper on
"Hnblt-Fonuing in tho Home," fol
lowed by u talk by Professor Daily
on "Habit Forming in the School."
Miss Ferguson, Mrs. Daily nnd Mrs.
George Wilson then gave short tnlks
on the same subject, followed by n
general discussion. Miss Robinson of
the library offered the services of
the library to tiny wishing help in se
lecting books for children.
The circle leiirncd with regret thn
the Parent-Touchers' convention wil'
not meet here in 11)10.
The Serious Ten were entertained
Inst Saturday nftenioon by Miss
Doris Layne lit her homo on West
Twelfth street. Tho nftenioon wns
spent with fancy work and taffy
pulling, after which tho hostess, as
sisted by her mother, served a two
course, luncheon. Tho Christmas
color scheme of red nnd green was
carried throughout tho luncheon.
Those present wero; Misses Myrl Da
vis, Lorena Strutton, Margaret Kng
lish, Vivian Stewart, Delia Whisen
tint, Myrtle Purkeypilo nnd Fdnn
Mnrnus.
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Mrs. J. K, Stewart wns hostess to
the Wednesday Auction llridgo elub
nt her home on West Tenth street
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. MeConnnck, S. V.
Hcckwith and Mrs. Conrad were en
lertnined at dinner Tuesday evening
by Mrs. Frank Preston.
Mrs. Lee Root entertained the girls'
Thursday llridgo club nt her home on
Roso avenue Thursduy nftenioon.
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The first of the series of invitation
elub dunces will be giwn nt the Sev
enth company elub rooms tonight. A
special feature of the occasion will
be the appearance of Mr. and Mrs.
Curl II. Lowland of San FrnniUM'o,
who will give nn exhibition of funey
nnd ballroom dancing, demonstrating
nil the latest steps in the art, several
of which hnve not yet reached Med
ford. I'M Hid red nnd Miss Katherhie Me
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Arthur Cunningham, Mrs. J. L. Helms,
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A matron's gold medal contest will
bo held in the high school auditorium
Friday evening, December 17. This
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working html to make this fenturo a
successful one. 'lhey nro inipils of
Mrs. McDonald, n reader of nbility.
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Mrs. 0. A. Knight entertained with
cards at her homo on East Main
street Tuesday nftenioon.
Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs. A. E.
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