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i MEETING, PHOENIX
-ABHIAND, Oct. XI. The Ashland
Blgdy club drove to Phoenix Monday
afternoon to .meet at the hoxpltnhlti
home o( Mr. T. J. Malmaren.
U the brat attended meeting ki fur
of the erason, there being only two
absentees, both ot whom were away
from homp.
. After an Interesting current event
toll cull. Mm. V. V. Mills gave a
charming talk on Japanese Flower
arrangement, which was Illustrated
with pictures. She told how flower
arrangement was part of . the educa
tion of every high class Japanese girl
the course being a five yeur one of
ona lesson a week. How it evolved
from a simple laying of flowers nn
the family altar, to an Intricate sci
ence reaching its climax In the. I bin
century. This talk was attentively
listened to end much enjoyed.
Mln Blanche Hicks then followed
with a short talk about the rising
South African -writer, 1'aullne Hmlth.
quoting from the proface by Arnold
Bernett of- her hook of short stories
called The Little Karoo. Kite ulsn
read the first story called, "The I'nln"
which touohlngly pictured the life
and devotion of an old Cape Colony
couple.'
' The- next meeting' of the club will
tie held at Mrs. V. V. Mills' home on
Htrawberry Lane.
. Mrs. H. G. Oaley Is spending a few
days In Eugene.
Mrs. Kmma Oeder litis returned
from a week's visit to Lake of the
Woods.
Mrs. McBrlde, mother of Mrs. II. A.
Pracht has gone to Portland for a
fortnight's visit with another daugh
ter. '
Mrs. J. C, Mergler and Mrs. H. A.
Btearns ore both busy organizing
Vanishing Parlies for the raising of
funds for a Women's Building nt
Albany college.
The November meeting of Ml. Ash
land chanter O. A. It. will be held the
third Friday of the month In the ball
room of the Llthia Springs Hotel,
o. K. Vlning will give the address.
This meeting will be preceded by a
luncheon at 1 o'clock to which each
member of the chapter Is privileged
to Invite a guest. The chapter recent
ly received a letter from the student
body'of the high school, thanking
them for the fine standard given for
their flug, whleh made It possible for
tl)ls emblem to be always before them
on the plutform of the assembly room.
( . The program for this week's forum
luncheon was put on by prominent
business men ot Medford. W. II. (lore
ot the - Medford Natlonul bunk was
the principal speaker, his subject be
ing the tax problem in Jackson coun
ty.. .llefWas introduced by K. V. Cur
ler, president ot the First Natlonul
Bank, of Ashland. W. K, Isaacs und
tteorgelMaddox supplied the musical
number. . V ; . . ,
Miss Margaret McCoy, attending
6,- A.. C. has been promoted to- copy
reader on The Barometer, the school
paper. '
' ;,A . basket of beautifully arranged
fall1 flowers in one of the windows of
J:1!!' Mctlee's new store has uttracted
much attention. They were grown liy
Mrrt. Lewis Jucks 'as were the pots of
Kuster lilies also exhibited.
.'Mnny improvements are being
mitde at Jackson Hot Hprlngs by Mr.
Miliou, the lessee. One of them be
ing an attractive fence enclosing the
. property.
A meeting of the building committee-of
: the new normal school - was
field this morning. Completed plujis
have been promised by the urchltect,
by1 November 6th.
"-Mayor Johnson will appoint at the
tiext meeting of the city council, a
successor to R. 13. Detrlck who has
resigned from that body to accept a
poeitlori as storekeeper at the city
warehouse.
Jean Nell celebrated her 7th birth
day this week, seven little friends be
ing invited to help her do It.
Miss (lludys Applegate was hostess
for the lluslness Ulrls club at her
liume recently, Miss Frances Howard
of Medford being the honor guest.
. ISIIen Haley was surprised on her
' Ittlt anniversary by a parly of her
school mates und all spent a happy
time together.
Kenneth Jlohson, '2G, hns entered
high M'hool as a P. (I. Ho Intends
to go, to U. ot O. next fall
Giah Staters In
"Romola," Craterian
,
"nomoln," the latest I.lllnn Olsli i
production, comes to Hunt's Crate,
lion today. .
- While Lillian Olsh Is the star of
"llomola," there are many fanilllur
and Important names in the cast. Dor
othy (llsh appears ns a little peasant
girl. It Is the flint time the sisters
have been together In a production
since "Orphans of the Hum in." and
once again their contrasting styles are
brought out to full advantage Lil
lian's limpid sadness, which bursts out
Into genu dramatla firo, und Doro
thy's whimsical capcrlngs that turn
Into tragedy later.
Hbnald Colman Is the hern. William
If. Powell has the difficult role of
Tito.
'Honinla" was made In Italy, on the
spot called for It In the novel Flor
ence. Indeed, Lillian (llsh and the
players In her support and iitmos.
phere of the time and place that they
really caput red the spirit ot the bril
liant renaissance and so long the cen
ter. The company spent nine months
ibrcad.
The Incident of the pirate at look
tin a aalllng ship of 141)1 was tuken
off the Bey ot Leghorn, which Is the
port of Florence. Not only did the
director, Henry King, have the ad
vantage of authentlo scenes, but he
obtained theasslstanre ot a number of
famous Italian aotors, as well as hun
dreds of .natives for the scenes re
quiring vast crowds.
But beauty la only one feature nf
SSnmnli 11 This havkI im cnnalilffreri
tone of the great romancci0Af nil time,
and Its transferrence to the screen has I
enly heightened the love interest and
Jirousjht many an additlomil thrill toj
ft$) twists of it draiuaUo story, m
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