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Tim social kchmoii of the Attn anil
Crails Iciikho Snturduy afternoon
proved lo bo one of the most doliuht
fullj plonking affairs that onurutio
urgurizntinn lias enjoyed Hincu the
inception of Hint interesting feature
of its work. Not only was the nl
U'liilmico Kratifyinjjly large, uotwith
Mnnd tig the gloominess of the weath
er, lint tlio attractions on exhibition
in tint line of work by artists, both
villi brush, pencil and needle, were
more ipmioroitH and more finished.
Kvcrythinir connected with the nicely
decorated league looms Keemed lo
posse -t a special charm for Unit til'
fnir. The paper on "Arl," by Mins Dor
land Robinson, was n beautiful ex
pression of an artist's interest in hor
tlrt wholly for art's sake. Not only
vv'ore the ideas conveyed exalted in
(ho re tlin of art development and
prodiu lion, but the phraseology of
the essny seemed to possess all of the
volar and tints of n ohanning pic
ture.
' Mr-. Childers sang "The llarricolo"
in excellent voice and with a pecuU
larly effective cxprcMion that gnvo
bright color to the tory. ''Woman's
Umpire,' by Mrs. Dr. Heine, was an
able pi per, replete with virile thought
and philosophic conclusion. The vio
lin so'o by MUih Florence delighted
all pn ent. There was only one ex
pression of criticism heard and that
was found in the exclamation "do
liglltful." The string nitnrtol com
posed of Professor llont, Hliss
J Feme, Mrs. Daddysinuti and Mr. Wal
lace, jendcred excellent selections.
The Kdisnn phonograph, the iise of
which was contributed generously by
.Mr. Palmer, and which was operated
by Miss Laeey, suppled many selec
tions of ehihsieal music.
Mrs. Wagner and .Mrs. Itcrklyn
wero l"io eimnnitteo on tcfresliineiiU;
Mrs. tloo. K. .lohuson, .Miss Dm laud
Holiin-.Mii and Mrs. Hall, a committee
n pii "ling; Mi. Carl Iiuliiiiuil, Mrs.
K. ;IC. Wilson and Mrs. llcncji on
needlework; "IdoiiH for the Itaby."
Mrs. Herd Clark, and Mb Lucy
I.arsou.
Hostages for the afternoon were:
Mrs. D. A. Honor, chairwoman; Mr.
Wagner, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Uoklyn, Mrs.
Herd Clark and Miss Lucy Larson.
The W. C. T. l met Thuixlny af
ternonn at tlio home of Mrs. (lod
lovc at :M."i N Dartlett street. After
a unci hiisineswi session the follow
ing literary program was enjoyed,
Mr. Wiley 1). Henson, leader: Song,
"Mringing in the Shenves"; prayers,
Mrs. Itiley I). Henson and Mrs. Wood;
Hiblo lesson, :17th Psalm, rend by
Mrs. J(ile ). Unison; t,0ng, "in j'r.
Hen ice of the King"; an original pa
per on "Social Purit.v," Mrs. C. P.
Buck; paper, "How to Vote," Mrs.
Jane lariol; vocnj solo, "Down With
Ilooe," Master Stanley Nice Unison;
brief address on "Personal Influ
ence' Mrs. T. A. Howell; instiumen
tal so'o, Mrs. Harry K. Tucker; pa
per, Mrs. Pouting; rending, "My
.lamie." Mr. McDonald; poem, "Her
llirthday," Mrs. Scott; instrumental
solo, Mrs. Harry 1!. Tucker; iii. on
"Social Impurities," Mrs, Manning;
song, "() Happy Duy of Prohibition";
prayi r by Mrs. Harry K. Tucker,
At the closo of tlio service Mis.
Godlovc served dainty refreshments,
assisted by Mi's. Henson and Mrs.
K. L. Hague. About twenty members
were present.
The member of the X. N. club on
lei tained their husbands Monday clo
ning at tlio homo of Mrs. O.T. King
on North Ivy street. Japanese quince
hloom6 were used for doeorntionh.
The evening whs spent with auction
bridge, Mr. Gregory and .Mr. Ulriuh
looming the honors. At tlmolobo of
the livening a duiutv two-course
Itiijtheoii was scried. The gtieU in
eluded: Mi', and Mrs. Thomas Puson,
.Air. und Mrs. M. W. Wagner, Mr. and
Mr. Louis Ulnch, Mr. and Mrs. Ihthll
(In-gory, Mm. II. N. Butler, Mr. Goo.
T. O'llnen, Gilbert Stewait. Itobert
Stewart, Mr. and Mr. 0. C. Kinjf.
Mi's. J. J. Kmmcns and Mre. Geo.
T. Collin entertained members of tlio
Odette and their husband at a eard
paity lust Saturday evoning at thu
home of Mrs. Collins on Wet Main
sl'cct. The rooms were ptetlily deco
ra leu" with green. A few vocal and
in triimentst olo were eujoyed dur
ing the evening. Thu yutttt included
Mr. ami Mrs. Hotter S. Benuett, Mr.
aid Mrs. Kdward Souttor, Mr. und
Mr. Kriik Ilobrt. Mr. iid Mr. C.
S Buttertiuld, Mr. awl Mrs. Harry
Stoeeknian, Mr. and Mr. O. C. Boggs,
Dr. and Mr. J. J. Kuinieu, Mi. and
Mr. Geo. T. Collin.
A urv pictl w eilding look place
lit high noun on Thursday, March 10
in Pocatello, Idaho, when MisH Vern
M. Hammond, dnughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Hammond of this city,
became the bride of Mr. Prank Ollu
Hobort.
The full ring ceremony was per
formed by ltev. Mutton, pastor of the
First Congregational church 'of Po
catello. In the evening following the
ceremony a most elaborate four
course wedding dinner was served to
the guests at the beautiful home of
Mr. Douglas at No. COO South Sev
enth avenue. The eoldr scheme was
exquisitely carried out in pink and
white and the profusion of rosebuds
of the same color were used in a
charming effect. Tho three-story
wedding cake was daintily decorated
with white doves nnd wedding bells
The newly wedded couple wero the
recipients of many costly and hand
some presents. The bride is a charm
ing brunette. Her rare ability as an
artist has won her many compliments
nnd she is also a talented musician.
She will bo greatly missed by her
Sunday school class and her wide
circle of friends here.
Mr. Itoberts i'm one of the rising
.young business men of Pocatello, be
ing manager of the largest automo
bile establishment in that section of
Idaho.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Huberts nre at home
to Uieir friends in a neatly furnish
ed cottage at No. 2'27 South Seventh
'avenue, Pocatello.
The Kast Side Circle of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist church en
tertained for all the ladies of the
church and their friends Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kent
on Kast Main street. In spite of the
rain, ninny ladies were in attend
mice. Tho house was hcnnfifnlly
decorated with green shamrock nnd
iruit blossoms, and nil the eat side
ladies wore a small bunch of sham
rock in honor of St. Patrick. Mr.
Hale most kindly provided a Victroln
for part of tho cntcrtninmont. and
this was greatly appieeiatcil by the
ladies. Otlicfr entertainment for the
afternoon was afforded by Mrs.
Heine in leadings; Miss Florence Ila
zolngg m vocal selections, Mrs.
Marsh in a piano solo, and Mrs,
uressley m a vocal solo. After the
entertainment tea and wafers were
served by the cast side ladies, and all
went home satisfied will: n pleiiM'i-t
alternoou.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Gertrude
Hnnnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hichard L. Hanna of San Francisco,
to Martin Krickson of this city, und
came as a distinct surprise to their
many friends. Miss Hanna will be
pleasantly remembered by those who
were fortunate enough to meet hor.
when two years ago sho visited hor
sister, Mrs. Gardiner Bullis, in (his
city. Her parents then resided in
Los Angeles, where Miss Gertrude
wus n great favorite in the younger
set. Mr. Brickhon is supervisor of
tlio national loresl of southern Ore
gon, and for the past seven years,
has been a resident of Meiiford,
where he has a hot of friends who
ate now showering congratulations
upon him. Tho wedding will take
place the aoth day of April.
Mr. A. A. CnrjHjr entertained on
.Monday evening at her homo on
North Bart let t street lor Miss Dor
othy Baker. The evening's enteitain-
ment consisted of games and music,
rouowed by a delicious oyster sup
per. The guests included the Mifaon
Dorothj Baker, Ornce Perry, Caroline
Leaders, Delia Warren, Mossr. Hus
sel Kdineades, Harry Manning, Wells
Ma Ira Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Misehler, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Carper,
Mrs. H. II. Bakur, Leiln Baker and
hilgen Carper.
The iceeptiou giicn b the Chris
Jinn church to tho new members Fu-
day evening was a splendid suooo,
At seven o'clock an excellent dinner
was served in the basoment, tho
older members taking baskets well
tilled with good thing. There wuh
no regular proginm, but tho even
ing was spent in getting acquainted
and the olioir romWd oniy fine
music. The mombers are exceeding
ly well pleased with the ioults ob
tained as a l exult of tho union meet
ing.'
The Guidon Link Bible class of tho
First Baptist ehurch will hold
regular monthly social and bit.in
meeting on Wednesday afterno!
March 20, at the home of Mr. J
Harrison. 21.1 North Kootevelt.
All old am new member are ea
notly requited to be preeeHt.
m
The W. C. T. l held their rrW1 eT,7of McntfoVd a.'ehlJ
biuine meeting at the public lih-kn- itolir- for over five years ami tuij
rary murstlay atteruoon with a verv'ru- '"t "aie serveu uuuer tour nine
The babv week campaign from the
Ith of March to the 11th, iiicIiimc,
literally swept the country, deluging
it with n wave of enthusiasm in a
new movement tbut promises to grow
in height as the idea is developed In
all its phases of usefulness, not only
to the mothers of the laud, but to the
production of better nnd moic effic
ient manhood and womanhood for fu
ture generations. What more is need
ed to commend a movement to the
most devoted consideration of every
intelligent person in all lniidsf
Mrs. Lulu .1. Mundy, president of
the Greater Meiiford club, confesses
that she was "swamped" with the
work that enino with the generous re
sponse of mothers of this city to her
appeal for interest in the new move
ment. For that reason, largely, no
complete report was available of the
details of the work for that week for
seasonable publication.
"The Greater Meiiford club has no
hesitation, however," writes Mrs
Mundy, 'in expressing thanks to all
Who contributed so promptly to make
bnby week a grand success. Special
mention is made of those particularly
who inado it possiblo to offer prir.es
for (he most beautiful babies, as well
as those who physically stood the
highest tests; to our tin i v papers for
free advertising; to tho doctors of
the city for giving freely of their
valuable time, and to all of (he moth
ers for their willing assistance Wc
Cannot forget the Holland hotel man
agement for their generosity in the
matter of contributing the use of all
of the rooms and baths wo needed
for the comfort of mothers and ba
ilies. To these good people we offer
our sincciesl thanks."
, The Hoosevelt' Parent-Teachers'
circle met on Friday afternoon at 'A
o'clock with a good attendance. The
meeting opened with songs by tho
pupils, of .Miss Hobinsou's and Mrs.
Galligar's rooms. The singing was
very creditably rendered, and bhowed
cateful training under tho direction
of Mrs. Gulligttr, principal of the
.school.
The circlo was invited to affiliate
with thu Federation of Women's clubs
.and a committee appointed. Super
intendent Hubs addressed the circle
on tho subject of "Thrift." lie told
that thrift is practically an untried
subject in the United States, and that
committees in some states are work
ing out courses of study. Tho pros
cut war in F.uroM has changed the
1'nitcd States from u borrow ing to
a lending nation. The American peo
ple lire the most extravagant people
in the world. Boys and girls should
be taught what it really menu to
save, what five cent will mean lo
them in future years, and not how
large n suck of candy or peanuts they
can pnrchnse today. Children seem
eager to work at something that will
give leturns and aie only waiting for
us to H)int the way.
Mrs. Secly was present uiii ad
dressed the circle in hehnlf of n'bu
rcnu of information, regarding child
welfare work, which is soon to bo
opened, here. Furnishings will he
needed for this room, and it was
suggested that any one who wished
to loan n table, easy chair, rag,
couch or any furnishings, apply to
the committee.
Tho meeting closed with a piano
solo by Misses Bitice Piiluam and
Naomi Hemphill.
.All, Oyolge T. Q'Bncn enlei tained
the N. N. nlnb at her homo on Wet
Jackson stryet Thursday evening.
Yellow daffodils in pretty arrange
ment wujo used by Hie hostess to dee
oitito her rooms. Tho evening was
spent with miction bridge, Mi-s. T.
Fuson winning the highost score mid
receiving the prize. The guests in
eluded : Mrs. Thomas J. Fuson, Mrs.
M. W. Wagner, .Airs. Lewis Ulriuh,
Mrs. Basil Gregory, Mrs. 0. C. King.
Mrs. J. K. Trevorrow, Mr. II. N1
Butler, and Mr. Onoi-go T. O'Brien.
Mrs. Alfred Noth entertained at
card ut her homo on Holly Street
Tuesday evening, piog-tssive five
hundred being plajotl. Martin Mu.
Donough won gentlemen's prize and
Mr. Frodonokson ladies prize, af
ter which a two-oourso luncheon wna
served. Tho o present were: Mr. and
.Airs. Frederieluen, Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Walkins, Mr. and Mr. It. K. Swan,
Mr. Hnndlctt, Mieso Hattie and Lin
Ituiidlett, Mr. Gray, Martin McDon-
ough ntid Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Noth.
TJio Hlitieal soinnee class will meut
ju tho public library Monday utfajfi
jioon at 2:30. Thotfo meeting are
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ed sheriff to be voted on at ihownj
I rnhn night, Mrs. II. A. Caimduy,
with the inwlalnneo of the ntrmlmrn
of the Live Wire elaw of the Motho-di-t
.Sunday school, gnre a pleasant
surprise to Mr. Cnundny, who l
tt.iihcr of Unit els, in honor of hit
birllidnv, nt their homo on South ('cu
lml uvrtiue The firl on the pro
gram was n mofit vvholcsomo repast,
enjovrd by nil, In which ovtcr soup,
meat pie, salad arranged in the class
colors, olives, pickle mid other dniii
ties were served. On each of the ta
ble was a telephone ays tern, phones,
polos, wires, central office and nil,
to signify tho nnino Live Wires. The
wires were iu the class colors, red and
green, and a miniature phone and
dinnorgrnm was nt each plate. Both
table mid rooms were decorated with
the class colors, with the name Live
Wires above oneh end of the tables.
AHer the "eats," Waller Hess, the
class president, presented a fountain
pen with the receiver's and tho class
names engraved, to (ho guest of
honor, after which Mr, Canaday gavo
an address of thanks and apprecia
tion, that he certainly enjoyed being
the teacher of. such a fine doss of
young men nnd Hint their future
prospcclH wero very bright. Then,
with Dean Carder as loastmastcr, a
few digesters were given by Walter
Hess, Nolo Lindley, Itobert Lindley,
Hernard Itoberts, Itnlph Bnlcom,
George Leonard, HushcII Wallace and
Leon Lawton, respectively. Table
was cleared nnd tho"sb present enjoy
ed a few selections of orchestral
music. Then they Mettled down to
various games until it was time for
adjournment.
Tho entertainment wn senjoyed by
all, and au invitation is given to ev
ery young man to join them in tlio
class membership. Thoso present
were: Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Canaday,
Herbert Williams, Forest Willinms,
Nolo Lindley, Itobert Lindley, Walter
Hess, Deninrd Itoberts, Dean Car
der, Dwight Phipps, Ituisoll Wallace,
Halph Balcoui, Bliss Heine, Leon
Lawton-, Floyd Jenkins, Norman Nor
inile, Kverett Carkiu, George Leonard,
Curtis,, Darby nnd Waller -ADirquis.
A most enjoyable timo was had
Wednesday afternoon, March 22, nt
the parlors of tho First M. E. church,
of this city when about fifty of tho
ladies of the Aid society of this
church met in their regular monthly
homcuoming. This was one of tho
most interesting meetings held by this
Hoeiety for somo time. At thu closo
ot tho regular business session, pre
sided over by Mrs. Minoar, president
of the society, a most excellent play
was given by five young Indies, stu
dents of Mrs. Lyuetto Hovious, and
from one of her classes in expression.
Tho title was "Tho Suffragette
Baby." The young ladies taking pail
were: Misses Mildred Heine, Hazel
Wiley, Helen Heddy, Huth Powell and
Wihua Harrison, and the presentation
was most heartily enjoved by every
one present. Each young lady ren
dered hor part in n most creditable
manner, uniniy reiresiimeniH worol
served by Ihc Priseilla Circle. Among
the matters of importance transacted
was that of arranging for n "parcel
post" social.
The Ladies' Aid of the Prosbvter-
inn church held their monthly homo-
coming meeting nt tho chapel Tues
day afternoon, tho Hyacinth circle
acting as hostess. About forty ladiea
woro present. Tho election of offi
cers for tho coming jonr was held.
Mrs. Voluey Dixon, president; Mrs.
Cathoart, first vice-president ; Mr-..
r v. Jaqua, secopd vico-president;
Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, seeretmv: Mis.
C. W. McDonald, treasurer. After
tho business session tho follow hut de
lightful program was rendered:
Piano solo. Mis Huth Warner: lend
ing, Miss Mary Gore; violin olo, Miss
lone Flynn, accompanied by Mrs. Goo.
Andrews. Mrs. W. II. Goro invited
the ladies to be her guest at the
next homecoming meeting. Tho oir
clea hold their meetinits Tucsdnv.
March 28, at thu following homes:
(lie east.sidc with Mr. K. A. Welch;
tho S. W. circlo meets with Mr. II.
C. lidding; tho Hyacinth circle meet
with Mr. C. P. Kribs.
A number of friends of Mrs. Glenn
Conwell and Mis Katherinu Hollo
way entertained in their honor ni llw
homo of Mrs. George Kiinziuan on
Knight street Thursdu.v evening. Tho
evening was pleasantly spent with
games and conversation, after which
refreshments were sorted. Tho fol
lowing wero present: Mrs. Glenn Con-
well, .VI is Kutuonno llol ovvav. Mr.
C. A. -Meeker, .AGs Nana Mnlnoy,
.Mr, a. s. jjnton, .Mrs. D. T. Law
ton, Mis May Phipw, Mi Matie
A'ronian, Mr. J. J. Sninrnl. MU
Mary Unas, Miss JoWo Moidoff, Mr.
Jmm Leslie, Miss May Mordoff,
Airs. II. A. (Hliadnv. Mrs. Carder
und Mr. George J. Kunzmun.
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Jpwod by a delicious supper.
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1 Mr. It. B. Swan and Mr. 0. IJ.
Wntklnii aro spending the week ond
with frlonda In Ashland.
Mr. O. C. King entortalued at her
home on North Ivy street Wodnes-
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About ono hundred lady Klks en
joyed nn informal afternoon Friday
at the Klks temple. Cards and nee
dlework composed tho afternoon's en
tertainment. Tho hostesses were:
Mrs. M. L. Alford, Mrs. Ash, Mrs.
James Bates and Airs. C. S. Buttcr
ficld. Tho gentlemen on the receiv
ing lino were: IMward Monitor, J3. W.
Wilson, John Barucburg.
Mrs. M. W. Huson enterclaiuod tho
B. 1). 0. olub with n I o'clock lunch
eon ut her home in Sunset Park on
Thursday. The following wero pres
ent: Mrs. Joliu Godlove, Mrs. K, W.
Wakefield, Mr. Will Hunter, Mrs. S.
W. Stroud, Mm. It. L. Huy, Miiw Com
Wnkel5elil, Mm. Nordinan, .Aim. Karl
Cheniw4irtli, Mm. George Wooden nnd
Mm. M. W. Huson,
Mr. and Mm. Frank II. Madden
returned homo Monday from Chi
cago. Mr. nnd Mrs. AV. F. Isnnos nro vis
iting In Portland and enjoying grand
opera.
Plant Rose Bushes Now
1000 to Be Sold Monday
10c Each
HELP BEAUTIFY MEDFORD
All These Plants Are Two Years Old
and Will Bloom This Season
Roses in a dozen varieties, also Lilacs, Snowballs, Spirea,
, Hydrangia, Honeysuckles and other shrubs
Each plant put Up in a separate package, packed in moss,
and every variety labeled
All Inspected, Healthy Bushes
Every shrub has been carefully inspected and pronounced
in the best, of condition
On Sale Monday Buy as Many as You Like
Deliveries 1 OG M&y (jO. Ofon
STAfl THEATER TONIGHT
A brldgo party was given lout 8nt
urilny nftornoon by MIssMnbol Scan
tlin for tho pleasure of Mrs. U. P.
Cauflnlil of Oregon city. A docorn
tlvo nchemo of violets woro used In
tho rooms. Tho guostB Included
Mm. It. P. Caurield, Mm. II. A. Thlor
olf, Mrs. Itulph llnrdwull, Mrs. Geo.
Itoberts, Mrs. A'ernon A'avyter, Mrs.
Albert Brown, Mm. M. Jir UnierloJc
mid Miss Kern Hutchinson.
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Mftis Marian Tovvno guvo an Inter
ostlng talk on iHirllamoiitary law to
tho memboM or Ht. .Mark's Unfit,
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. II. W. niiiKham guvo a lunch
eon at the Country olub iuiidny for
tho plenum of Mr. nnd .Mm. Donald
Clark. .
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Mm. II. Ifc Wnltbom entertained
tho Nullo llrldgo elib Thursday nf
tarnoon nt bor homo on Html Main
treot. a
The Norwegian Whist olub was on
tertalned at tliti homo or Mrs. Luko
TliurMilay ovenlng.
Sia AV. fl. U Kcwri eldb nll wllh
loti Ilitndlett nt liar homo on
Woleh tree(, Jfondnjr nflornoon.
After tho bttalitPM meeting tho nftor
tiisiu wns spent In needlework alnl ft
hurl nronrnui was clveit. A vocal
nolo Uy Mm. J. M. Or'essUty, a voenl
solo by AtM. Onrretnon. ret-llnllon by
Thcluia McCoy and vocal nolo by IJor-
nlro Grosuloy, nfter which dainty
refreshments wero sorvod liy the hos
tesses for tho nfternon, Mira. II. O.
ltonnev. Mrs. Herbert Lnunspach
I and Mrs. Howell. About twonty
thrco of mciubcrn and Invito! friends
"wero proHcnt.
Mts Mabel Scantttn onbortalnnd
at bridge this afternoon for a number
of friends. Tho rooms wero prettily
decorated with nweot pons. TIiobo
present wero Loo Hoot, Mrs. II. T.
Dodge, Mm. Hill, Mrs. Ncdd. Mra.
Homer ltolltnrmol, Mrs. Jnnnoy, Mrs.
Beth Bullis, Mrs. AVnltor Mundy. the
Misses Folgor, Kcntner and Bullis.
Mm. Lulu J. Mundy and Mrs. John.
M. Boot, both of Medford will at-
totid tho national convention or
Women'a Federated cluba to bo hold
in Now A'ork City from Mny 2 3d to
Juno 1. Thoy will go as roprosenta-
tlvnn nf tlin tlrnntnr Meiiford club.
The nctlvltloa or tfio Womon'o Feder
ated cluba aro designed to promote a
higher clans of citizenship.
Tho AVost Bldo Dancing club on
tortulncd about fifty couple with a
dnnclng party In tho largo Nattitor
lum hall, AVcdtiosdny evening. Mualc
was flirnlHlied by tho Hnr.Mrlgir
orchestra nnd n very oujoyablo tlmo
la reported.
"
Tho Eaat Sldo flhnltospearo club
met at the homo ofUiB-IiiUa-Klab'""
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n Mm. Ixiu.II. Jones left Tuesday for
IVni ...,i, ...i.'-. "., ...in
a.i.ji.iiiiuwn, r( nv;iu. null DIM njll'llll n
couplo of wcclfa visiting her daugh
ter, Mm. Mr t). Acklcy.
Mrs. Leo Boot was hostess to tho
(llrls Thursday Urldgo olub at her
homo on Iloso . aveuuo, Thursday
nfteruoon.
Mm. It. F. Autto entertained tho
AViMlncsday llrldgo club nt hor homo
on North Peach stroot AVcdnesday
afternoon.
Mm. It. .1. Conroy returned homo
Monday from n two week's visit In
Sau Francisco.
Tho Olrls Sowing olub mot nt tho
homo of Mrs. Leo Hoot nt hor homo
on Hose nvenuo Tuesday afternoon
i
nl
m
good attendance. '
da afternoon.
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