MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SATURDAY. CKTOBEK '28. 1916
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Tim l'lireiit-Teachcrs' circle of the
Lincoln .school hold n splendidly at
tended :md entertaining meeting Fri
day iit'li-nmun. The pupils of the sec
ond Ri'iidi' fravi! two Kelcctiuns, sonff,
"Thi' (ioliliii Mali," and a soud-ni'lit
drill mid kohjt. This was followed by
tlio (rent, event of the afternoon, a
debate by the eighth f?rade, upon the
trrcnl political question of the present
day. "licsolved, that President Wil
son should he re-fleeted president of
the Inileil States." Affirmative,
('buries (ii-ey, hois Maxwell and I'uul-
ini! Johnson; negative, Claire l'iekle,,
ondsiin .Mcllonald and John Ntiue.
These yoiinj,' hoys and tfirls showed by
their forceful and logical nrnuiiicuts
that they had (riven their subject
, nuieh thoiiftht and resonrch upon most
of llm many important tpiestions now
before the people. It is plainly to be
seen (but ihc boys and girls of today
will ho well iiit'iirined, intelligent and
loyal citizens of tomorrow. The
judires decided in tin unbiased and
fair manner upon the urjtiiment and
handling of the subject. For the nf
finnative they received 81 'n pujnts
aiid the negative HO points. Then fol
lowed the business session. Mrs. l'erl,
Ihc president, appointed the following
committees : Press, Mrs. A, J. llanhy
mid Mrs. J. O. Orey; proitnuq, Mrs.
Killings, Mrs. Mcllonald, Mis. lioehou,
Misses Kilev and Penrce; refresh
ments, Mrs. YVorshnm, Mrs. Hun-ells.
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. (built; good
roads and walks, Mrs. llanhy nnd
Mrs. Sullivan. The circle is going to
devote their time and money to the
improvement of the school grounds
and they hope to have the eo-opern-tion
of the city in the mutter of grad
ing llartlett street in front of the
grounds so the children enn get to
the school without wading in the mud
during the winter mouths. Mrs. Ja
cobs will have charge of a question
box at each meeting where the moth
ers are requested to bring their ques
tions. The circle will give a Thanks
giving social Friday evening, Novem
ber 2i, nt tile school building. There
will be a .splendid program and re
freshments. A small charge will be
made, the money to be used for buy
ing trees and shrubs for the school
grounds.
Mrs. I.ynette Ilovious and Miss
Jvndell Swindler were hostesses on
the al'lenioim of October 28 at a stu
dio Kensington tea in their conserv
ntorv rooms on IHver.side avenue,
given in honor of the lady teachers of
the city schools. Forty-four ladies
were included in the invitations. The
spacious studio rooms at the Xatator
iiini were beautifully decorated. Aut
umn leaves nnd rid laurel berries with
their green foliage were massed in
huge pumpkin vases, which artfully
ci, , Tied out the color scheme. The
Misses Lawrence. Ilrown, Miller, Ilaiu,
Kappess, ISuffuin, Charley, liurbidge
and Sta, y of Hie conservatory
classes, arrayed in while sailor trous
ers and middies, with orange caps
nnd ties, artistically danced- the
"Jumping Jack's Jubilee'' to the de
light of all. This was followed by a
beautiful solo dance, "The Fairy's
lievel," by Carol I'aye Ilovious
fairy costumes.
'The guests were met at the door
by I.-abell Stuart and Klizabe.th Ail
lien in dwarf costume. Jovee Mad-
dox. another tiny dwarf, met the la
dies on the second floor and directed
them to the dressing room. Miss
Huiiham and Miss Cox presided at the
tea tables. The Misses Dorothy Mil
ler, Virginia liufl'aui, Daisy Bain.
Florence liain and Claire Hanly as
sisted in serving.
The dancing party given by the
girls of SI. Marks at the St. Marks
hall Friday evening proved to be u
very pleasant affair. The hall was
Artistically decorated with the sea
son's colors, black and yellow. The
following were present : Misses Louise
Williamson, Joan Anderson, (iladvs
IVart. Gladys Wilson, Dorothea Hill,
Jeannette Wakeman, Maris Aikens,
Lcnore Vance, Jeannette Patterson,
F.dna Korhn, Luetic Fritsche, Knther
ine Souttor, Mercedes Barber, Fran
ces Kenny, Margaret Souttor and
Mrs. Poellnitr; Messrs. Horace Brom
ley, Frank Kay, Klmer Foss, F.lmcr
Fritsche, X,-d Vilas, Ed Gearv. Herb
ert Alford, Hb Denel, Clifton Welch,
Carl Trngwald, Hoy" Hi.. Vilas Bcck
with. Murdnck, lietcher Fish and
Merle Onrnett.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Rowe of Srtern
nicnl.t ami son, Kay Kowe, .of San
Frnnei-eo, arrived Wednesday for a
vi-it with Mr. nnd Jhf. Gits Samuels.
A Her several weeks spent here they
will ;n to Pott!nnil, where tlisy expect
to make their Louie.
Invitations are out for the alumni
political party" which will take place
at the armory Friday evening, Novem
ber :j. ' This affair will be the open
ing dance of the season for this popiw
lar organization and bids fair to he
a huge success in every sense of the
word. Needless to say, there will be
no campaign sweehes, arguments or
fights. However, the political atmos
phere will not be lucking. Unusunj
decorations, novel programs and the
latest popular music by Launspacli's
orchestra will coiubiue to assure the
success of this initial pnrty. All
alumni, high 'school faculty and stu
dents are invited to attend, a few in
vitations being issued to outsiders.
The list of patronesses will be an
nounced later.
The regular homeeoiuiug of the
First Methodist church ladles' aid cir
cle met with a good number Wednes
day afternoon at the church. An in
teresting business session was follow
ed by a pleasing program. Tango
banjo and piano duct, Miss ltemiee
Balcom and Bliss Heine; vocal solos,
.Mrs. Van Scoyoe; reading, Miss
Phipps; short address, Mrs. Wieks.
Much amusement was had in taking u
slraw vote for the election of presi
dent. After stupendous results the la
dies adjourned to the social hall,
where delicious refreshments were
served. The l.ovalty circle will have
barge of the church decorations for
the month of November.
'
The Medfonl Parent-Teacher
Council will meet in the public library
next Tuesday, October 31, at 4:25
p. ni. The council consists of the
executive committees of all the Par
ent-Teacher circles, one delegate from
each circle, all of the school prin
ciples and fjfc city superintendent of
schools. Business of importance and
of interest to all the circles will be
considered nnd it is hoped that there
may he a large attendance. All pres
idents are requested to bring or send
lists of executive committee members
to this meeting.
A Hallowe'en frolic will be given by
if lc parents and teachers of the Wash
ington school Tuesday evening at 7 :30
o'clock. F.verv one is cordially invit
ed to attend. Those desiring to, may
mask and join in the grand march of
the maskers. Admission free. Short
program by the pupils. Pumpkin pie,
ider, doughnuts, ice cream and candy
will be served and sold at their re
spective booths during the evening.
There will also be a fish pond, where
all anglers may have a catch. Come
and bring your lriends.
Mi's. J. K. Trevormw entertained
delightfully at her home Friday after
noon witli a bridge party. After an
afternoon spent at bridge refresh
ments were served at the individual
tables. The guests included: Mrs. ().
C. King, Mrs. B. W. Gregory, Mrs
Lewis I'lrich, Mi's. Tdm Fuson, Mrs
W. M. Wagner. Mrs. A. S. Ash, Mrs
Blaine Klum, Mrs. A. B. Cunningham,
Mrs. Carl Bowman, Mrs. O. O. Alen
derfer, Mrs. A. F. HazelrigK and Mrs
Bert Oit.
Mi's. ,1. L. Willits of Kerhy. Or., nnd
Mrs. Will N'orris of lily, Ore., were
week-end guests with Mr. nnd Mi's. J.
II. Bellinger. Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Bellinger, their guests, and Mrs. Car
oline Bellinger motored to Ashland
where they spent a delightful day in
Lithia park, a picnic dinner being
served a I noon.
Mrs. W. J. Hoi'kenyos leaves for
Rosalie, near Spokane, Wash., this
afternoon, after spending several
weeks in the valley visiting with rein
lives and friends. Mr. Hockenyos has
seemed a position at ltosalie and the
couple will iiiiike their home there for
the present.
The Grizzlies will have their first
hike since the annual outing on Sun
day, October 20. to climb Pike's peak,
beyond Gold Hill. This will be a fine
trip and fl large crowd is expected,
as so many have expressed a desire
for an nil-day trip during the fine
fall weather.
St. Mijik's Guild held their regit
lar meeting Thursday afternoon. Af
ter the business meeting dainty it
freshmonJs were served by the host
esses, Mts. Swem nnd Mrs. Souttor.
The Guild is planning on giving one
f their fumoiis dinners Saturday, No
vember 18.
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Xr. afld .Mrs. -Kaymond Blackburn,
Miss Myrtle Stanley and Gilbert Ab
bott were pleasantly entertained Sat
urday evening by Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Jones nt their home in West Medford.
'
Mrs. K. L. Prochsting of Wallace,
Idaho, arrived Friday morning nnd
will spend the winter nt the home of
her brother, Dr. T. G. Heine, and family.
The YounR People's Ttnton of Med
ford held their regular social meeting
lu tho auditorium of the First Chris
tian church of this city Wednesday
evening, October 25. An excellent
program was rendered, consisting of
the following numbers.
Piano and violin duet, Miss Shulti
and Mr. Hlene; reading by Marie
Seely; vocal solo, Nona Scely; read
ing by J. M. Flemmlng; musical trio
by Nolo Idndley, Leon Lawton, and
Ralph Balcuin,
Following the program sides were
chosen nnd Impromptu athletic con
tests were held In the basement.
which were much enjoyed by those
present.
The church was tastefully deco
rated with appropriate Halloween ef
fects and accompaniments, jack-o-lan-
terns forming a consplclous and pleas
ing part.
Appetizing refreshments were serv
ed by the young people of the Chris
tian churchi full justice belug done to
them by the assemblage.
Tentative plans were discussed by
the young people to have Medford in
cluded on a Lyceum circuit. The bu
reau under consideration presents an
especially good course this season and
one which will be of much instructive
interest to the people of the com
munity should the young people de
cide to secure it. - Tho feasibility of
a Y. M. C. A. was also discussed and
much enthusiasm nianisfestcd. This
meeting was unusually well attended,
there being about 200 present.
The efforts of the young people are
very commendable and are worthy
of the support and assistance of the
people of Medford, when necessary.
On Wednesday, October 25th, nt
3:30 o'clock In tho afternoon, nt the
Methodist Episcopal church of Jack
sonville, Miss Laura E. Knutzen be
came the bride of William A. Crane,
tho Reverend It. A. Hutchison
officiating. The bride is n
Uaughter of Mrs. Drusllla Mee of
Applegate, nnd a sister of Warren D.
Mee of Applegate, Mary A. Mee and
Emma (Mee) Bebb of Central Point.
She was bora in Jackson county,
where she has continuously made her
home. Her parents were among the
pioneer settlers of southern Oregon,
having come here in 1853. . She has
always resided on the farm nnd owns
one of the best of the many valuable
irrigated farms in the productive
Applegate valley. The groom is pro
prietor of the Crane Grocery company
of Central Point, where he has resid
ed for nearly two years, having been
employed for some time, before en
gaging in the mercantile business as
editor of the Central Point Herald. Ho
Is an old newspaper man, having for
twenty-five years been engaged In
journalism in Nebraska and Iowa. In
"Douglas county, Nebraska, he owned
for five years a syndicate of five pa
pers. He also owned newspapers in
Audubon county, Iowa, and is widely
known in the Missouri valley country.
He is one of the most progressive bus
iness men of Central Point, where he
is highly esteemed. The newly mar
ried couple will divide their home for
tho present between the store and
farm, devoting their energies to the
-improvement of both.
';
ii very pleasant surprise was given
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sehnurr Thursday
evening at their home on Oak street.
The event being in honor of Mrs
Sohnurr's birthday, she was presented
with birthday gilts from the guests
The evening was spent with conver
sation and games. Refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mi-
anil Mrs. Will Cbelgren, Mr. and Mrs.
Gniver I)anieille.-Mr. mid .Mrs. Claude
Hearst, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Hooker,
.Mrs. Churles Cole, Mrs. Dora He.ss,
Mr. and Mm. James Leslie, Keith
Cole,- Hernine, Lvle nnd Clifford
Hearst, AVildn and Donald Dnrneille,
Kmery nnd Donald Chelgrcn, Vanlow
Leslie and Kva i looker.
The Kpworth league of the Metho
dist church will give a Hallowe'en
masquerade party nt the church Tties
day evening to which all members and
friends are invited. The social hall
will be decorated for the occasion and
the usual witches,' ghosts and bla'k
rats will all he there. In addition,
there will be "creatures" in mask,
costumes never seen before. Hallow,
e'en games of various kinds 'will h
played and the committees in charge
arc putting forth their hest, efforts to
make this a success.
The Modern Woodmen of America
entertained the Royal Neighbors with
a social session at the K. P. hall on
Friday evening. About orv were
present and tile evening was spent
with dancing, after which refresh
ments were served. , ,
The Woman's Missionary society of
the South Methodist church will meet
.Wednesday afternoon at the hnmi of
-Mrs. I. W. Thomas.. '
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The W. C. T. I', met in regular bus
iness session in the library Thursday
nl'tenioou. After the regular business
routine Mrs. Francis, a W. C. T. V.
worker of Portland, gave a brief re
view of the good work that's being
ilone. After the address Mrs. Lucille
McDonald gave Her report of the state
convention which recently convened
nt Pendleton, Or. Mrs. McDonald
brought us heart-cheering messages
of the good work that's been done and
is being done throughout Ihc state.
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The Womnn's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. C. W. Conklin, ItOS
Fast Jackson, Fridnv, November 3.
This is to be an-autumn jubilee rally
of this society and every member is
expected to be present and to bring
others. The program of the after
noon on the subject, "World Missions
and World Pence," is to be conducted
by Dr. Louise Hedges. The mystery
box will begin promptly nt 2:30.
' Miss Marie Seely entertained a few
friends with a slumber party Friday
evening at the home of her parents,
Dr. and Mi's. K. R. Seely, on Onkdalc
avenue. A jolly time was enjoyed by
the following young ladies: Misses
Mnrjorie Stevens, Mary Ilenson,
Grace Perry, Bculali Fancher, Ilernioe
Balcom, Marie Scely.
'
The Hyacinth Circle of the 'Pres
byterian Aid sociiely will meet W'ith
Mrs. Hay on West Main street Tues
day afternoon at 2:30. The East
Side circle will meet with Mrs. Mc
Donald, 823 Fast Main street, mid
Prisrilla. circle with Mrs. Sannoffuy
on South Grape street.
' ' " '
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. S. Peterson and
daughter, Miss Lola Peterson, of
Grand Forks, N. I)., who are on a mo
tor trip to Los Angeles, spent, a few
days in Medford this week, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. h. Curkin and
family on Iteddv avenue.
The Christian Women's Board of
Missions will meet with Mrs. K. K.
Kails, 20 South Orange, Wednesday
afternoon, November 1. A nice pro
gram has been prepared' nnd all mem
bers and friends arc urged to be pres
ent. 'Miss Helen Watt entertained in
fonnally Wednesday afternoon for a
few friends at her home ' on West
Jackson street.
Mm. Vernon Vawter- entertained
the Girls' Thursday Bridge club on
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Geneva avenue.
Mrs. J. W. Kerns entertained last
week 'for her little daughter, Guene
vere. The event was in honor of her
birthday.
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Mrs. H. C. Kentner whs liostcsu to
the Nnllo Bridge club Thursday after
noon nt her home on Roosevelt ave
nue. !
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Mrs. Roger S. Bennett was hostess
to the Octette club at her home on
West Main street, Monday afternoon,
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Mrs. A. S. Ash entertained whh two
tables of bridge Inst Saturday after
noon. a a a
Mrs. W. M. Van Rcoync entertain
ed the Le Sanedi club at her home
on Bennett avenue last Saturdnq.
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Mrs. "Howard Tiirpin id visiting her
mother, Mrs. McDonough, at Ruch.
Portrait of a Popular
Many friends arc interested in the
announcement of the marriage of
Miss Dorland Rcginn Robinson of
Jacksonville to C. H. Pearson of New
York City. The wedding was an
event of Wednesday at the Congre
gational church of Portland, Rev.
Dydott performing the ceremony. The
wedding came as a surnrise to the
many friends and acquaintances of
the bride of this city. Mr. Pearson
is a traveling salesman for Ihc Yale
Lock company of New York. Miss
Robinson is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Robinson of Jacksonville,
and has won large fume as an artist
of great talent. Her paintings have
won fame in all coast cities. Follow
ing the ceremony the young couple
left for an extended traveling trip and
will visit Spokane, Seattle, Victoria,
then will return to Medford and Jack
sonville for a visit, .From here they
will go to San Francisco, Los An
geles, San Diego before going to New-
York, where they will make their
home. There the bride will continue
her art work.
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Tho Get-Together congregational,
social and musicale ut the Presbyter
ian church Thursday evening was
largely attended. The reception was
given under the auspices of the east
side circle of the Ladies' Aid society.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. The ladies arc
planning to give these coiiunuuity so
cials every two mouths during the
winter.
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Mi's. Ray dosser of Los Angeles is
the guest of Mrs. J. W. Johnson for
the week end. Mrs. Closscr and Mrs.
Johnson were school friends in Washington.
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from 9 to 1 1 ;'.V) for vounn- children.
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'Lady
. The Halloween entertainment at
the Roosevelt school Friday night was
a huge success in every way. An
enjoyable program was given by the;
children, assisted uy Miss French and
Mr. Carlton Jaynes. The little Kills!
dressed as fond mammas, with their
dolls as babies, taking part In the
"baby show," deserve especial praise
for their realistic Interpretation. The;
"wax works," as a side show, drew ni
largo crowd wltb. tneir novel enter
talnment. Candy and refreshments!
booths, fish-pond and true fortune!
tell, rapidly coined the nlckols and
dimes. About ?80 was realized
which will be used to Improve the
playground. The spirit of hearty co
operation with which teachers,1
parents and children entered Into it;
no doubt contributed largely to the
wonderful success of tho entertain'
nient. ' . '
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The ladles of the Golden- Unki
Bible class of the First Baptist Sun
day school entertained their hus
bands with a Halloween party on
Wednesday evening at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Loder. The
bouse was beautifully decorated in
Halloween emblems. Borne inter-l
tstlng games were played and refresh
mtnts of hot tnmales, sandwiches and!
coffee wore served. Those enjoying
the evening were: Messrs nnd Mes-j
dames C. A. Whlllock, E. J. Bratney,
C. C. Hoover, G. Dnrneille, J. M
Grossley, It. G. Bcacti Geo. W. How-i
ard, J. Leslie, Poole, Newport, J. A
Hcnistrect, George ,. Howard, M. L.
Dally and F. F. Loder.
County Clerk G. A. Gardner of
Jacksonville was In Medford on bus!
noss today.
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WOMEN'S CLUB NOTES
Bv MARIE 9KKLV.
The Red Cross unit of the Greitor
Medford club has been working since
June 1. and last week sent to Servla
throuRh the New York Red CroA
Bociety, three large boxes containing
bandages of all kinds and sizes,
operating gowns, pails and various
other hospital accessories. ,
We wish to state to tho public that
our funds are gettlni; low and ask
through the medium of the local
uapcis, for contributions frpm tho
various churrhtis, clubs and fraternaj
organizations, for funds to carry on
the excellent work.
Tho Elks nnd the Kplscopal church
arc contributing with monthly dona
tions and tho Greater Medford club
will be grateful to any other church,
club, fraternal organizations and in
dividual wishing to assist in this
splendid work to aid suffering hu'
inanity in the waning nations.
Tho Art Department is working to
prepare for their exhibition nt the
November meeting. It will be one'ot
the most Interesting events of tbe
club year. Some excellent work lii
various lines Is being done.
The Art Department is regretting
tho loss of a valued member, Miss:
Dorlnnd ltoblnson, who was recently
married and who will make her fu
ture homo In New York. An effort
will be niudfl to get the life-size por
trait of Mrs. E. B. Hunley by Miss
Robinson for the exhibition.
The Catholic Indies and the patrons
of St. Mary's aro meeting in the re
creation hall of the academy to sew
for their coming fair of Xoveinber
every Wednesday nfternoon.
Mrs. J. F. Murphy has charge of'
tho cutting and directing of the work1
and things "do move'' under her
hand. A pleasant break is made In
the afternoon by cups of .hot
chocolate served by the young ladles
of the Bchool. '.
The Greater Medford Club will bold
their regular meeting at their new
quarters in the armors which Cap
tain Vance has so kindly placed nt
their disposal.: The various com
mittees appointed at the first mtet-
lng in September and at tbe special
meeting of October 16, will be asked
to report. A report of the Stat
Ftdnratlon will be given and a full
attendance Is expected. .
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sleep, eat or net naturally; If breath
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cold, sore throat Bore, or if feverish,
give a teaspoon fu I of "California
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tho clogged-up, constipated waste, .
sour bilo and undigested food will
gently move out of tho bowels and
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Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers keep it handy be
cause they know Its action on the
stomach, liver nnd bowels t prompt
and sure. They also know a little
Biven today saves a sick child tomor
row. ' '
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tlo of "California Syrup of Figs,"
which contains dlrtctions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Bewara.
of counterfeits sold here. Get tho '
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