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A farewell reception in lionor of
C D. Schell 11 ml family wits the oc
casion of it delightful evening nt the
Black Onk Hclinnlliousc,. Wellen, Au
gust 22. A qunrlrt composed of Mrs.
Wesley Smith, Miss Stone, Dr. Cur-ton-
nnd Mr. Smith supplied beauti
ful music. Sirs. Smith, n soloist with
a most eliai'iump voice and manner,
sunt; with Miss Stone as accompan
ist e, anil responded generously to en
cores. Dr. Carlow smut, playing his
own acconipaniment on his jjiiilnr.
lie also delighted the nudience' by
perl'iinuint; on the mouth organ and
guitar nl the same lime. A bounti
fully decorated table, extending the
entire length of the room, was loaded
with the season's delicacies, 'includ
ing roast turkey, venison, chicken,
delicious salads and friiits, with cake,
ire cream and coffee for desert. At
the dose of the biiiiiiiet healths were
drunk in soda water from the Dead
Indian springs. Among those pres
ent from outside the district were: Dr.
and Mrs. Carlow, Mr. nnd Mrs. Smith,
Medford: Miss Stone, Colorado; Jus.
Owens and family, A. W. Biadshaw
and family, Mi's. Kale Walsh nnd
family, Messrs. Lny, McDonald and
Crane. The Schells are on tho eve
of departure for AlnsUa, where they
will enter the government service un
der the bureau of education. Mr.
Schell has rented his farm to 0. II.
Hose.
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A pretty affair of last Saturday
was the Mother Goose luncheon given
bv Mrs. I'niil Jiuiiicv for her sister.
Mrs. Henry Hamsey. Mother Ooose,
Little Miss' Mnfl'ct, Jack nnd Jill, the
Queen and Knave of Hearts, Old King
Cole, Mr. nnd Mis. Jack Spratt, Milk
Maid, Mary Contrary, Little Jack
Horner and Old Mother Hubbard
were all present ready with rhymes
nnd stunts. Those present were: Mrs.
Kirby Miller, Miss Hullis, Miss Helen
liullis, Mrs. Corsa Kidd. Mr. Krcd
Lunge, Mrs. ,J. S. Vilas, Mrs. Dclroy
(letehcll, Miss Siiiiiina Young.; Miss
Harriett Hobcrtson of Minneapolis,
Miss Dutlerl'ield of Chicago, Miss
Kiilger, Mis. liirhnrd Wilson, Mrs. H.
J. Ituniscy and Mrs, Paul Janncy.
The regular homecoming of the
Methodist Ladies' Aid was attended
with a good number last Wednesday
afternoon. After a very interesting
business session a short program was
given as follows: Heading, Hazel
Wiley; piano solo, Wilhchmnn Young;
reading, Mrs. 11. A. Canaday. The
Priseilla circle served tempting re
freshments. The Queen Ksther circle
will have charge of the decorations
for the month of September.
Mrs. Lawrence Cnsten entertained
from 2:'M) to 5 o'clock Tuesday after
noon in honor of her daughter Lilli
an's birthday. The guests were: Ber
nice Oresslcy, Olive Stinson, Nona
Howell, Margaret Kagle, Wilda Dar
lieille, Helen Wilson, Kiuniu James and
licrtha Stin.-on. Mi's, fasten was as
sisted bv Mrs. Lester Adams and Mi's.
Will II. Wilson.
Miss Lucile Mcssner entertained at
luncheon last. Kriday in honor of her
guest. Miss, llerlba llaniisen of Kn
gene. The guests included llerthn
llaniisen, Ruth and Ksther Warner,
Laura I'age, Leah Wulthcrs, Hazel
and Mildred Antic, Jenniietto l'at-
tcrson and Mercedes Bui'her.
.Airs. W. W. Tail of Monroe City,
Mo., who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. It. I. Van Gilder, for the past six-
weeks, expects to leave for her home
Sunday if the strike is not called, airs,
Tait spent lust week ill rortlnnd vis
iting her uncle, K. J. I.add.
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Mr. and Mis. T!. T. Van Gilder of
the Medford Commercial college,
spent five days recently nt Crater
Lake, l'elican bay, Klainath Falls and
" touring northern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliner Cart B right
and Mrs. L. Slover are spending the
week at Union creek and from there
will go to Crater lake, returning home
. bv wav of Klamath Kails,
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; Mr. and Mrs. If. 1. Lumsdcn left
Sunday evening for Seattle, where
tbev will make a two weeks" visit with
friends nnd relatives.
Mrs.. Thomas MotYatt and' Mrs. Al
Unpen and s-'n. Hilly, are spending
two weeks at Trail nnd the Kngue
Klk He-ort.
Mr. and Mi's. Delrov Oetchcll en
tertained nt dinner Wednesday even
ing for Ii. II. 1'arsons. Covers were
laid for eight.
The W. C. T. I', met with Mrs. (1.
V. Brown, Kasl Main street, Thurs
day at'teruoon. After a brief business
session the following program was en
joyed: Song, "1 Love to Tell the
Story"; Bible lesson, l'sulms OH, Mrs.
Broomficld; prnver, Mrs. Kosa I'ont
ing; reading (original), Mrs. J. W.
Scott t rending, "He Never Blamed the
Booze," Miss Olive Kedford: paper,
"Nobody Knows But Mother," Mrs. T.
A. Howell; vocal duel, Mrs. McDonald
and Mrs. Broomficld ; rending,
"That's Where the West Begins,"
Miss May I'hipps ; paer, ''Wear a
Smile," Mrs. Rosa l'onting; song, "I
Need Thee Kverv Hour"; rending,
"The Last I'ninting," Miss Alice Ly
ons; benedietina. Al the close nf the
meeting Mrs. llrown assisted by Mrs.
S. L. Gritman and Miss Olive Ked
ford. ,
On Monday eveuing Mr. and Mrs.
l'Ynnk I' Lotlcr entertained in honor
of Mi's. Loder's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. S. Louis Bennett,
of Bend. The house was prettily
decorated with flowers. Games and
music pussed the evening pleasantly
and Mrs. I.oder served ice errant nnd
wafers. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett for
merly lived in Medford and were very
popular in their set, nnd nil were de
lighted with the opportunity of meet
ing them again. Those enjoying the
evening were: Messrs. and Mesdames
S. Louis Bennett, Roland G. Bench,
J. A. Ilemstreet, George L. Howard,
J. M. Gressley, J. W. Peart, Charles
Hoover. C. A. Whillncl:, Rev. Carstcns
and F. F. Loder.
The Foreign Missionary society of
the M. K. church met ill the church
Friday afternoon. After a brief bus
iness session the following program
Iwab .rtuutcred :
Jubilee hymn: Scripture, Mrs. Pal
mer; :. prnver, Mrs. Rollins; mite
boxes; general, May Mordoff ; branch,
Mrs. Smylie; in our auxiliary, Mrs.
Manning: "As Others Do," Mrs. D, E.
Pliipps: mile box convention, seven
girls; ''Mrs. Hartwell's Mite Rox,"
Mrs. Hedges; "The Misspelled Word,"
Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc; "World
Missions and World Peace," Miss
Fielder; rollcall and mile box eollecr
libit', Mrs. Manning; inyslery'hox, Mrs.
C. O. Power; jubilee hymn; Lord's
Prayer; refreshments.
A very pretty wedding took place
Friday noon at the home of Rev. J.
C. Rollins when .Miss Maybelle Dan
iels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Daniels of this citv, became the bride
of Kay Offenbaeher of Rtteh. After
the ceremony, dinner was served at
the borne nf the bride's parents, only
immediate members of the f n mil v be
ing present. The bride is a gradu
ate of the Medford high school, while
the gloom is a prosperous young far
mer. After a short trip to northern
California they will make their home
on the Applegate. The marriage
comes ns n surprise to their many
friends, who wish them happiness nnd
prosperitv.
The W. C. T. U. nt n recent meeting
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Lucille
.McDonald; seercttm- Mrs. Ella
Broomficld; treasurer, Mrs. Lvdia
Howell; superintendent press work,
Mrs. Riley D. Henson; flower super
intendent, Mrs. C. P. Buck; Mothers'
day superintendent, Mrs. T. A. How
ell; anti-narcotics siicriiitciiilciit,
Mrs. J. C. Wood; Christian citizen
ship, Mrs. Rosa Pouting; Red Letter
day superintendent, .Mrs. S. L. Leon
ard. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owen enler
laiaed Monday evening with a most
delightful picnic supper for the pleas
ure of Miss Harriet Ciiinmings and
.Miss Hazel Crocker, both of Portland,
who have been the guests of Medford
triends for the past two months. Af
ter supper dancing was enjoyed. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln
McConnuck, Miss Dorothy Conner,
Miss Marjory Harvey, Miss Louise
Burke, Jack Morrill, K. Burgess, Karl
Tinny, Gerald Seoy-Smilh, Boudinot
Conner, Kd Carlton.
The Foreign Missionary society of
the M. K. church met in the church
Friday afternoon. A fter a brief ses
sion the following of tieers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. C. 0. Power; secretary, Miss
May I'hipps; corresponding secre
tary. Mrs. C. C. Van Scoyoc; treas
urer. Miss Julia Fielder; sii)H'rinten
dint of press work, Mrs. Riley D.
Henson: mile box superintendent.
Mrs. Ktta Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley I). Henson. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Newman were Phoe
nix visitors Sunday. They were the
guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Alfred .Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard re
turned Sunday from n two weeks'
limping trip at Pelican bay.
Mr. and Mis. S. Louis Bennett, who
have spent the past week in Medford
visiting Mr. Bennett's parents and
sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. L. Bennett,
Sr., and Mrs. F. F. I.oder, left on
Thursday morning for their. home in
Bend, where Mr. Bennett owns a large
grocery store, lie formerly lived in
.Medford and is a member of the firm
of Marsh & Bennett, grocers, in this
city. They were accompanied by Mr.
Bennett's parents, who will spend the
remainder of the summer visiting their
son in Bend and their daughter, Mrs.
II. F. Swingle of Fort Rock.
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Miss Myrtle Purkeynilc entertained
Friday night with n surprise on Miss
Myrl Davis. The evening wits spent
with music and fancy work, after
which a two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by her
mother. A color scheme of pink and
white was carried outi Those pres
ent, were: .Misses Myrl Davis, F.lhel
Trout feiither, Loreun Stratton, Mar
garet F.uglish, Doris Lnyne, Glace
Purkeypilc, hilnn Marquis, Vivian
Stewart, Annabelle Olsen aud the
hostess.
....
Miss Wnnitii Carslens entertained
the Serious Ten club Wednesday nf-'
ternoon at her home on Oakdale nnd
Fourth street. The afternoon was
spent with fancy work, after which
the hostess assisted by her mother,
served light refreshments. Those
present were: Misses Loreun Strut
ton, Myrl Duvis, Margaret English,
Myrtle Purkeypilc, Doris Lnyne, Viv
ian Steward, Kduit M:iruis, Delia
Whisenant, Priseilla Carn.'ihiiii of
Ashland and the hostess.
A jolly hayrack ride was enjoyed
Tuesday evening by the following
members of the Aetivo and A. R. B.
Sunday school .classes of the Metho
dist Sunday school: Misses May Lind-
Icy, Alice Lyons, Bessie Jiickson,
Catherine Conscr, Lncrctia Bateiitau
and Georgia Williams; Joseph Buto
raan, Harold Leonard, Norinan Mux
well, Melburn Ilnrvey, Roy Nord
wick, Arthur Hess and Harold Wiley.
Tho party was chaperoned by Mrs. A.
S. Mil on.
...
The Parents' Educational Bureau
of Southern Oregon was opened at
the public library this afternoon. The
Roosevelt Pnrcnt-Teaeher circle bad
charge of the program. A meeting
will be held every Saturday afternoon
at 2 :.'I(J nt the public library and an
interesting program will be arranged
lor each meeting. Next Satnrdiiy the
program will be furnished by the
Parent-Teacber circle of the Lincoln
school.
...
Miss Hazel Crocker, accompanied
by Mrs. David C. Lewis, left Thurs
day for her home in Portland. Miss
Crocker has been the inspiration for
a number of formal ns well as in
formal affairs during her visit here.
After a week's visit with friends in
Portland Mrs. Lewis will return
home,
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter
ian church will hold their first meet
ing after the summer next Tuesday
afternoon nt 2 :.')() nt the chapel of the
church. At this time plans for the
winter's work will lie made. A pro
gram has been arranged nnd n social
time will be had following the busi
ness meeting.
Misses Bertha and Sylvia Miller of
Phoenix have returned to their home
after n pleasant, visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Riley IJ. Henson, 40 Berkeley Way.
Mrs. J. ,1. Wilkinson returned home
Tuesday afleV three weeks spent vis
iting at Woodburn, Rosehnrg and
Portland.
...
Roy Hill, Anderson Joy, Brainard
Beckwilh and Fred Hopkins lire
spending a few days camping at
Prospect.
...
Mrs. Grume Roberts and children
have returned Jront a visit with
friends and relatives in the east.
...
Claire Scelv left Tuesday for Palo
Alto, where he will enter Stanford
university' for the coining term.
...
Mrs. Lottie Van Scov of Hugh
Point is visiting friends and i-iIatic-in
Medford this week.
Miss Cathryn Swen loaves tomor
row to attend th University ot
Washington at Seattle. In addition
to her university course, she will
ulso pursue the study of voice and
duncliiK. As Is well known here, Miss
Swero bus received marked recogni
tion for ber dancing. She shares
this talent with her brother, Mr.
Thomas Sweni, a recent visitor here,
who was a pupil In London of the
noted Madam Ouvulu.zt, now bullet
mistress ot tho Metropolitan. Jle also
studied with Lous I'Knvile In Paris
and danced in both cities tor several
years. It will be ot Interest to men
tion that D'Egville comes from a
line of noted dancers, his ancestors
having been court dancers for seve
ral hundred years. We hope Miss
Swem will not he lost entirely to
Southern Oregon, as we shall always
be proud to claim her as one of ours,
should she ever join the colony of
Medford artists in New York City,
among which we eould mention Caro
lyn Andrews, who made a hit every
where with Eastern audiences last
season in the part of Annabelle with
the Ilohln Hood Company; her
t'uther, 10. M. Andrews, the former
comic opera star, who Is fust becom
ing recognized as a writer of
oprettus of unusual merit; Grace
llrown, who is making marked pro
gress In voice cultlre under the di
rection of Madame Alice Parker,
sinter ot Mr. Andrews, who is noted
In New York for her method and
also for her effective coaching of
grand opera singers. Miss Brown
bas awakened the Interest of New
York artists by the great promise of
tier voice. Her Bister, Sirs. William
F. Isaacs, already so well known
for her musical work In Medford, has
ulso joined the ranks for the coming
winter.' She, too. is a pupil of
Madame Parker.
...
The Christian Women's Board of
Missions of the Christian church will
meet Wednesday evening a I: 8 o'clock
at. tho home of Mrs. Gertrude Kirk-
putrick, 1 1 8 West Main street. This
will bo tribute day and n splendid
program has been prepared. Delici
ous refreshments will be served nt the
close of the social hour. A silver of
fering will be taken. All members of
the chiirch and its friends are most
cordially invited. The following pro
gram will be given :
Devotional, Mi's. A. J. Iiiinby;
rending, Mrs. K. R. Seely; solo, Mrs
J. II. Bellinger; remarks about the
ot feting nnd work, Mrs. Gertrude
Kirkpntrick; piano duet, Mrs. C. C.
McCurdy nnd Miss Flora Graves;
"Some Things to Be Noted About Ja
pan," Mrs. K. E. Ends; rending, Mrs,
A. W. Walker; solo, Miss Nana Seely;
roll call.
...
The Medford Choral Society will
resume rehearsals for the fall and
winter season, commencing on Tues
day evening September 5 in St.
.Mark's Hall. Mr. Ueorge Andrews,
Musical Director, has selected some
new music for tho study of the so
ciety. It Is expected that a number
of new members will join the so
ciety and nil who desire to do so
are urged to be present at the first
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The faithful band class of tho First
Baptist church held their Iregiilur
monthly business meeting and social
at the home of Rev. K. W. Carslens.
Officers for the ensuing six months
were elected as follows: President,
Fldelas Morun; Vice-president, Laura
Touts; secretary, Olive Rcdford; cot-
respondlng secretary and reporter.
Octuvlii Chllds. After the adjourn
ment of the business meeting, the re
mainder of the' evening was spent in
social chat and games. Dainty re
freshments of wafers and punch were
served.
Mrs. It. A. Canaday and Mrs. C. A.
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mediate Leagtio of the First
Methodist Kplscopal church on
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phine and Katherlne Llndley, Cather
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Brandon, Kthel and Delia Whipple,
Eva and Violet Hooker, Olive Stin
son, Lois Maxwell, Helen l'hllbrook,
Gladys Bridges, Eva Wognlmote,
Marlon Van Seoyor, Mary Ellen Hil
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Miss Herlha llaniisen returned to
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