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cle hi'lil itn regular mooting Friday
afternoon Ht 30 nt tlto Lincoln
ehnol. 'Ilto meeting was ftno of tho
imwl enthusiastic nnd delightful thnt
tli Uncvln school linn enr held. .Mta
HWijrwnn jrnre n erv ilorvtn und
instinctive tnlk oh tlio uiusradod work
in tlio public noliool", which wiih moM
favorably rendred. Hho gave n
monger outline of her plans for car
rying on thi work in the Medford
schools nnd asked for the hearty oo
oiiciiition of till tin1 patrons of tlx;
community, uitliout which nio would
tic tumble to make the work the grcnt
rtiicPo oho is striving for. A Lincoln
ton wni planned for February 12, the
proceeds of which will he given to
aid the luikctbull team of the Liu
coin school. The regular husincsH
was followed hv nn open discussion
on the subject, "Your .Child's Com
panion," led by Mix. Moody, who by
a s.wtom of (pientionn drew out the
member into home very interesting
talk. After the dineussion the of
ficers of tho circle served ten and
everyone enjoyed a very pleasant half
hour in honor of the secretary, Mrs
Moody, who in noon to lcavo for Los
A;olo. Misn .Ineks twice responded
to the wishes of the company for a
lending, find jsiing "Mnnin," nnd ns
nu encore, "The Husband of a
CorpG'." Mix. Moody in h little tnlk
evprcHxed her kindly 'ling for the
parents and teachers of the Lincoln
seliiool with y$!om she has been ah
soeiated inoo the onnization of the
circle, niol in behnlt of the members
Urn. Hillings tO.iukcd Mrs. Moody for
the help nnd inspiration she had been
to thi'in nnd expressed her dcq ic
grots to have her lonvc.
Tho next regular meding, which
will bo held the fourth Fridai.of Feb
ruary, aill hyin'ehnrgo of Mrs. Hill
inas, tho subject will bo "Traits of
Childhood."
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The elnK initiation lioftLju Medford
Comp, No. HO, Woodmen of the
World, Wednesday night, January 20,
was a deoiij'd hucco. Several enn
i.'tes oere introduced into tho pro
tootion degree of the ruder, two now
Spplicnut," balloted on nnd elected. At
ic'eloio of ledge tho member retir
ed to the hminu room, whero a
splendid lead, prepared by Neighbor
I. C. Ilowiud, whs aVaityig I limn. It
was decided to hold another big olas.
iritintinn Wednesday night, Felinin
nry 0, nnd thoic who fail to intend
will mi Komothhig.
Mr, flloii FaWrick entortnined in
formnlly Wcdnoibiy afternoon at her
homo on Fast Msin s trout. The game
of hearts was the diversion for the
iifturnnitn, followed bv a dainty throe
corns, luncheon. The gueMs pro.enf
re Mi. A. F. Stennctt, Mrs. Ram
Richardson, Mrs. Mutes, Mrs. Chnrle.
Ilonselmnn, Mm. J). C. Honor, Mrs.
lame, glnrnh, Mrs. 11. I. Corliss
Mi. fi(iorro I'uruckor, .Mr. Ilert On,
.Mrs. Fy Diwiuoud, Mm. II. Tomlin
wi, Mr. It. I Kwinf, and Mr. A.
I'. Olson.
loanuftte I'tittcroou entertained ii
few of her triends Tuesdny evcuine
in honor of Jnmcs Frothingham of
Miicdool, Cl. Music and canls was
tho pleasure of tho evening. Light
iofrohinonU weio sencd. Those
prosont were: Jeno Hndgo, Carioi
Ilrendou, Kter Wanior, Jaraee Froth
injihtim, Ifnzel Antle, Will Hoveridgo,
Dorothy Thomo, Frank Hay, Mcrce
Ic ltnibor, Horace Hronilcy, Jcnucttt
I'flttcrnon, Horbort Alford.
Tho Neighborhood Shnkeserft
club mot at tho home of Mi Fergu
HAH, on Hlovonth ktreot, with 11. West
ms leader. The study of "Tho Mor
chmit of Vcuico" was completed nnd
tho study of "The TempoM" will ho
takon up st the next mooting.
Mrc. W. L. Judkins U vkiting hor
daughter, Mr.. Frank Adams at
Havre, .Mojit. She will Wsit friends
in Nebraska, South Dakota and Wy
oming before returning homo.
7 High Jinks club raoi at the
home of Miss Laura I'ago at her home
on Siskiyou Heights Thursday even
ing. Mrs. H. x. Mm eaiertauwd tho
Thursday Urfdft 4ub At hr howe on
IIom avenue Tluittday aftwiMMN.
Mrs. V. C. Cage was host to the
Friday llrhsgt ahtb at her home Fri
day attenuate,.
Mr., t". C. Van Sc.o.- futertnui
cd I.e Ranedi club at her homo on
Soutli Ut.iliWii,
.itll'lllOolf.
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F'ldfn cvriurg th girls f lb Fj
wurth leatru' gate a tap yrar party
in the social hftJI of the First M. F,
rhnrli, t tho hoys of tb organixa
tion in rotarn for Ih ow giro hy tho
bevs last Tbanksgivhtg. TV boy
)irflT0d to be vr vmettvurfwl, but
"more o thnn tho girls. Owing to the
proximity of St. Valentine's dor k
was made a Valentine partr aW. Ta
hall wns splendidly demraied with
trailers of heart bnnging from tho
coltng, and artistic covoringa for tho
lights. Those proent enjoved thorn
solves with various games, among
l which the girls took adrantHgo of the
leap year by proposing to tho bo; a.
Georgia illinms received cwni
prize by having tho most glad hands.
signs of noccptnnoo. nnd Hard
Wiley a consolation prize of a cat bv
showing the most mittens, signs of re
jection. After partners were chosen,
refreshments were nerved, consisting
of cakes, jello and cocoa. The girls
were very successful in linviug an
cnual number of boys and girls, for
.the fnct that no hoy could come with
out a girl, and vice-ver-n. As it is
leap year, the girls did tho inviting.
but the mam drawback was that it
was necessary for the boy to bring
the girl, instead of the girl going af
ter the boy.
On Thursday nftcmont, January
2", wns held the regular monthly
"homecoming" of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the First Methodist church
of Modfoid, in the church parlor on
North Hnrtlctt .street. About fifty
ladios were picsont and after the us
ual businoss of the society wns trans
acted readings wore given by Mrs. .1.
Ii. Cnrkin and Mis. Cntnboli. At the
conclusion of the program the ladioa
adjourned to the basement of the
church, where the Oakdale circle
served O'freshments of ton and cake.
Among the business transacted .it
this meeting was the arranging for a
Urnlly of all tho members of tho
church, which will bo held on Tues
day evening, February S.
' The dancing party given by the
young ladies of tho Catholic church
at the .Seventh company armory-Wed-nesday
evening was well attended by
about ifciily couples al was very
plonsantaffnio The iiiusie" "ex
ceptionally good nnd nothing was left
uudoift by the youty lndiio to iuHk
thet'voning n plcnsSnt one for all who
Lattcnded. The patrons and iwitron-
esscv were: Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Fat
ton, Mr. and Mr, J. II. Mirpy, Miw
Anna Kelichnr and J. T. White.
Tho lean year rty given by the
young ladies of the Kpworth league
for the young men of the league was
attended by about eighty-five mem
bers and friends. Nothing was left
undone by the young ladies to maku
the e cuing a siieeosw. The church
wns prettily decorated w?th hearts.
(Insion wore plaed apjiropriutc for
the occasion, after which aiiresh-
ment wore sorvod.
Woi-d has boon received in this dhy
fof the marriage of Mist, Hlen I'ur-
ueker, daughter of Mr. and Mr. G..
Pitfuekor to Fnduriok Iteiaeeke of
Pittsburg, Pa. Mi Puiiokcr i- u
graduate of the local hia cboaL For
tho Inst year hh ha been in Now
York taking h Hii.:il i Mim-. The j
couple will make -.heir h.-u.o in Pitt
burg, wheie Mr. Weinke i in bus.
incits.
The Mipil of Mis Jack and Mr.
Watt' Sunday schoel eia of tHe
Proshyterinn ehureh enjoyed no
cial evening Friday, the hoy entjt
tnining the girls with a theater .rty.
follow I'd hy rofreshments rrtJ hy
the girls in the o ha pel ot the churen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gore entertain
d at dinner Thunday I'veuiag at
their ranch home near JaekoavtI,
tho oent being Mr. Gora birthday.
Those present were the immediate
family of Hev. ami Mrs. W. F. Shield
and Miss Laird.
Tho Eat Side Shnkcspoarc club
met with Mr. and Mr. II. C. Stod
dard lait Tuesday evlng. The next
meeting will bo held at the home of
Kd Andrews., Wednesday evening,
when the subject of "Macbeth" will ho
continued.
Jumo Frothingham rotnrned to kit
home in Maedoel, Cat., Friday after
a week's visit at the hawe of Mr. and
Mrs. H; II. Patterson.
Mrs. W. II. Meav.irf oBtertemtd
the Worinotdgy Aucuni Bridge ohm
at her home en MiMiotoa avrama
Wodaesday afierno-w.
M.a. George M, Roberts entertain!
the Friday Ilridge club at her hosae,
North Orange street. Friday evening.
-Urv L. E. fior.- 1 tt Tucd4 f-.r
Port kind, where -'n- v.,i i-.it lnnl-.
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MF.T)FOf.n matt, Trams?,
All ttbo woffcd tot lf mi- of
tho art taiM af ti HollaAd Hoiol
Inst wok wttl a glad to learn that
It netted ff W tnsooyossens
And K M no tons a nroiter of rMe
ho feel tlrat tke oMr was lnsniMen
tal la Winning a wldor renognltlon to
the genfns of Mass norland Holnsow
The andlenoe was a 4teerinilnatree:
eao sad fworeseed Kn
apareetatton
In terms of unstinted almiratfon. It
wn M'llljras Jrw uto mm xw - -
Inton was not obliged to go abroad
before calnlnc anareolatloa at home
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Two oil paintings were soW WJ0J
the oxhIMtlon. "Ilexy Ann." to Mr.,g irannmMH from too snwws
Volnv IMxen and "AutMrnn Atlr -
noon" to Mrs. Charles M. KngHsh.
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created bx her flgnre stnd.es. Utal
Hoblnson ha. ovel nro.etlvJ
commissions for portraits.
The ladles In charxe were nartle-
ularly pleaded with the large number
of men who honored ns with their
presence. They
acknowledge their
K. Pierce, who fsr
cbarge. ferns and
thdnks to Mr. O.
nlshed, free of
blo5oiRing plants for the occasion.
The generous response of the pub
lic has given a nw Impetus to the
Plans for c.vlc work, and the MM
oxtond to all their heartlt thanks.
Mrs. R. J. ronror entertained with
a von' unique and prettily appointed
olpht course dinner Thursday even
ing at hor homo on Slsklrou Heights
the event being Dr. and Mrs. CoBreya
first wedding anniversary.
A color scheme of pink and green
was earrlfd out In tho dining room
ubich was aglow with dainty colored
electric lights. A basket of beauti
ful pink rose formed the center
piece surrounded with green fern
and a pink roe marked the Individ
ual placos. Plug cards, hand painted,
baskets of roses, were also used.
which were attached to streamers
and extended to a larqo pink bow
under the chandelier, which In being
opened disclosed dainty favors for the
guests. Covers were laid for eight.
Including Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emracns.
.ir. aim .Mrs. unariee uron, .Mr. ana
Mrs. Walter Mundy. Dr. and Mrs. It.
J. Conroy.
The Golden Link Bible, class of tho
i I rut nam sc church held tlirlr res
ular monthly mooting at tho homo
of Mrs. R. W. Stearns on Wednesday
afternoon. The businoss meeting was .
held and tho remainder of the after-1
noon simt In social ehat and needte-;
"i- " vHioiam- uan
hnl by all present. Mrs. II. K. Marah
asslsteil Mrs. Mearna in serving do
lleloHs rofreshments of salad, sand
wiches and coffee. Thoo present
were Mrs. K. V. Mears. Mm. It. G.
all uiiual I II W ll.Ll
Iloach. Mrs. Geo. I.. Howard. Mr, v
!'. Idor. Mrs. J. A. HemMreet. Mra'Ty rivW eL U lil'!:
It x. . . ,. .- ,' "." O"" nsemborn
. ..i. M.vNQj, Jin, jiwn isirnum. i
Mrs. C. A. Whlllock, Mrc Lee Hall,
. fi.i.iu..i. x ... ,,.,1
Mrs. Frank Stlnson, Mrs. Fred Pur
din, Mrs. C. A. Italdwln. Mrs. Kmma
Pearce, Mrs. C. A. DeVoe. Mm. Har
ry Ileaucbamp. Mrs. H4 White. Mrs.
II. K. Marsh and Mrs. R. VS. Stearns.
A skating part)' given under the
auspleas of the Kpworth League ot
the Motbodlnt church, was oujoyad
byabont sixty euag people of tu dif
Oiront cXUreh soeietiea of the city at
the Natatortum Tuesday evening.
Two boxes of eandy were offered aa
prison by Mr. Plpgnu of the Shaaia
Mis Nellie Coram recclvod the first
priM aa the best lady skater on the
floor and the second prize as award
ed to Mis lira MrLalu. who sssseeod
sl in taking the moot and nardsat
falls during the ovening.
The "Comraderie" eluh will jpve a
"tag dinner at the Hotel Medford
Tuesday etoning, Febnury 1. TV af
fair will he given as a farewell dm
ner in honor of two of the nsabers,
.Tame Vance nnd Knri HuhUrd, who
are leaving soon U outer college
Cbariea Hay is another one of the
Comraderie to eater eoXoge thk term,
having raeontly mrMed at the Uni
vendty of California.
The Girls' Tuesday. Siag eh.b
met with Mrs. Vjrnou Wwler Tics.
day aftontaan at ar hMavc Re
avenue.
A aoeial afternoon waa enjoyad by
tip kdjec at the Elks eiub Frida
aituraaaa. Carda sad noadlawork
wate. the. ehk'f dkerniasm. Mas. Jasus
WtU was haatwa.
Mrs. EiheJ StuVs of Chiraaja, wh
ha been Utin bar slntar, Mxsv Ev.
aaw, far the pa ymr, loft iadav far
Loo Anjteltio and othar ssalhern
patnt af fotaroat.
Mr. and Mrs. Wain a ua
rotamad fvaat Vaaaoavar. H. C .
wharo thoy vUitad far aavaraj days-
The Medford Doming alub enter -tsinrd
with a leap esr dVn-ing pain
.il the ..iI.itonutii T'l'-il.iv .it-liili-
M&rrom oftftoos, SATTftfMY. .T.vxrArrr 2n.
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The Alnfin ftoff olnnjs f Atf CTrrlo.
"tafi ehtwh IfoM fNHr ffjndffr olMn
purfr f fav Itemo t Mi. AWeTt
Nrtf H nf !lorft ITntv street TlnrtnnTr
t""rrm wifn Hrenty oifM m t--n.lia-.
tftUtK fae hsmnlons ses
..nti rhe folorrfrst nffirer wetf eleot
f fof the rwmtng ar: rWsn(.
Mr A A. Cnraer ricepresWont,
Vi-s Fhmsro I7rnrs. eertarf ad
rnnw. 3frs. Konon Ijinee. Sfrs.
W. T. fjnosenborrr then toon eborge
nt ta meefh- -rtrng a vary inlornnf
4tg tsfh on Metie. that oeilNg tho
sssVee for the monili
The
ww bnntifoflT
rated wh)h tetM of renew, Mneh
ml green ereiw MSper from the ehnn
r i m rnrr m, inv roron.
to wte eaenefs tff tne room
fwd pssnaettiw and enmntionn nideTw" "n"""-" -" -"" -
"" fshed the floral
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from tc enter wort or snow
.eros- tiie thaenhold of seh
. of AMsga to to sonny fimM
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TVa iiiaaianlf fii n (a ArNnoniA f tliA Tst
freshmen were: Mrs. A. A. Carper,'
Mr. A. J. Hanhy and Mrs. Woi-ohig. I
( The refrrhmonU consisted of hot
eniJi. oovoh an.j water, son-ca on
H tnWee. eneh one having covers
of Mexieon drawn work. Tlie pmee
enrd0wero Mexican kimboHrineiti
with the name of each gnofit, onch
finding their pmco according to the
name. Kvorything was no tn keeping
with the subject that those who wercj
t nri Manan a -- -" - t lu AAjnif mill
" sfsmowssi n s, s. atwumf rc fvs -!-:. nrrt
rcinembenHl.
ie gcesm present were:
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nnby, W
Cnrper. Lo D. Jeno. Marion trfinee, '
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O. G. Pierce. A. E. Cunninehnm, O.I
O. Atcndorfer, F. It. Ormham, Ilea
Onrnett. 1L E. Tnker. W. F. Quis
enherry. Warren, J. T. Dnxis, Hoff.
asan, Stewnrt, Went, A. II. Cnnning
ham. Walker, Noth, Artbnra, Hobbs,
lUdli&Xor; Misses Ile Itrvnn, Hor-
enve Grave. Itundctfcs Edven Carrier
ami Cms ton Garnett.
The dance given Fndny night by
tho Grizzlies in honor of the firs
couple to be married from the club
ranks was so Successful that it
should be quite an meentRe to many
of the members to go and do like
wise. The gtioMs of honor, Mr. nnd
Mrs. John R. Goodrich (hoc Nettie
1 Kraznre) Jrd the gwnd mnreh with
precisian and grace, outlining mm
crows symbolic, figure weh as the
hour glass, signifying a long life; tho
diamond, presperity: ami the he.vrt.
amah happinc for the newly-weds..
The ball wr. decorated appropri
ately for the.oeeai4n. Grizzly Mn
ants uere strung aerosn each einl of
the room ami hearts of different
size nierved br mrieJ's darin Aen.
nie tj ,.1 0,. (. Weeding
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Wimi. A half iNtor wan devoted to
Indie' choice, which added greatly
to t.V merriment.
Thn oh wilj eelehrntc its find
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Mr. a4 Mrs. W. A. Jonon af KIsm
ath Palfc. are receivfog osngnUMla
tlens ever the Mrth of a boy, Wilbur!
Jones. Jr. i
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Mrs. I. A. Snlndc eadorUined a
number of friends at bridagt tlsw af
ttirnooN at hor homo near Central
Point.
, The Country club wfti gjve a done
ing pefttv nt the club Snaas this even-
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mtt repast The tables ware lmmao
vnhite wRh snowy linen and polished
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Dr HofUna aetea as tonstaxattar
and oaowotad the head of the table.
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of the evening. After the snmptena
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I testers piase in tue ooininunuy.
Following this "Do PropMal Son".
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Dr. riallllo of Thoontx spoko for
he large niimnor or Prosbytortnii
communicants who groatly regrot tho
leaving of Dr. Shields.
Attor this tho guest of tho evening
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kind things said of
him might bo
true. Ho expressed
the doubt If anywhere elso could bo
gathered a noire brothuriy and con
genial company of Christian workers
than those with whom ho had been
privileged to associate In this city.
Mrs. Shields was nUio tho recipient
of a multitude of kind wordn nnd
hearty good wished for future hap
piness. She replied in a witty and
hearty combination of pathos nnd
appreciation.
Tho Rev. Mr. Illackstono at Ash
land pronouneed the boaodlction
after which the company sang "West
Do tho Tie That Hinds" nsd tho en
tire assemblage rjnndlng drank In
silence a tcfast "to our good friends
may their future bo filled with use
fulness and Joy."
Tho two and more hours of genu
Ino goodfellowship will long bo re
membered tiy the ministers of the
ussoeiatlon and their wives who to
gethcr wUh the Invited guests of tho
evonlng will follow Dr. and Mrs
Shields with their prayorft and good
wishes.
Mms Harriet Catheart entertained
a number of friend with a birthday
party Friday aflernoaa at hor home
on Summit t aienuo from I until II
o'clock. Giwae were enjoyed by the
little guests, after which luncheon
was served from a long labia prettily
Meearaiea Hrtn
4eeratcd nith iiiok and white. The
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Mnrjorie Dniley, Jenn Steel, EIiu
Ferris, Jenn WiUou, Louise Connor,
Marjorio Imon, Edna Wmnl, Heat
riea Lemon, Fay Garnett, Ho)ie Itow
rli. Ademidc Heroard. John Connor,
Edward Catheart and Harriot Cth-
cart.
The mreting of the Paniit-Teuch-,
or' circle of the ltoocvclt sebool i
Friday afternoon was pne to ho hing
remoasbered hy nil present. "The II-1
bomion Oirl" was phtyed hy Matr!
Marvel WilHaroa on the violin. Mrs. I
f Honhj' paper on then fen and rm-'
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Van Jeotoo. Mrs. flraehrnreed liicH
gave a tnlk on the edneatHHtal ralno
of the Drama league, carrying out In
a eonstrnetite way the good that ofld
he. aoeomntiskod Ijt the drama prop
erty handled ami bv educating tho
yoang naoplo np to tho real art that
is in it. The ungraded room in tho
Lincoln sehool Was then spoken of by
Misn Fergnnan nnd was henrtllv in
dorsed bv the elrelo. Mrs. Oalligcr
1 bronght forth the flags tlmt arc to bo
snhl for tho child welfare onmpuigii.
after which the meeting adjourned.
Tho monthly business mooting of
tho Oreator Mod font club will bo hold
Monday afternoon 2:30 at tho Public
Library to which all members nro
i . . .
nrgcu to uo prosoni.
.
The Colony club Sadie, mt at Ihnir
elnb rooms nl the Hoti Mcdfonl on
Tnosday aftumoo'i to eontinui tlio
work of making band.ig?s lor tho Hl
Cross society.
Miss Fern Hutchinnun w.ib hostcsa
to the Girls' Thursdny brldgo club at
tier homo on South Orange street
Thursday afternoon.
DRAMA LEAGUE NOTES I
At tho regulnr monthly meeting of
the Parent-Tcne-hors association of
the Hoosovelt school Mrs. Hraokin
rced, president of the Drama League
'.center, spoke on tho educational
value of tho Drama lenguo work.
On Monday morning Mrs. Hrnckin
.reed will road to the high school as
sembly one of Vent's plays, "Tho
Land of Heart's Dcsiro."
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