BEDFORD MSTL TRTRTOTE, MEDFORD. OREO ON. SrXDAt, APRTL 8, 1928.
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Irene DeLoah, 325 South Holly St. Phone 390-L or 75.
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IB at Armory, Hlday, ,
Daughter
i meeting
April 13
4- W. H. M. S. of First Moth-
odlst church meeting, Thurs-'4
1 day, April 12, home of Mrs.
f Nellie Feelcy, 521 I'cnnsyl-
vnnlu. avenue. - -
Itoosevelt- Parent-Teachers,- I
meeting on Friday, April IS,
ut 3 p.
r . .Utdles Aid L u t n e r a n
church, Thursday. April 12, ,
church parlors.
Rehearsal of the Women's 1
chorus, home of Mrs. Itawlcs
Moore, 22 Summit avenue,.
.Monday. April , at ,:au. Tatc hour.
- : Rogue River Valley Col Tha Oracle Edith Heck, called
4 lege Women's club,
Matur-
day, April 14, Mrs.
T. J.
Malmgren
Professional"1 and Business
s Women's club dinner meet-
Ing, Hotel Medford, Friday, 1
April 13.
Mistletoe club, home of
Mrs.. M. Beck, 524 South 4
Ornpo street, Wednesday, 1
April 11. . ,
St. Ann's card partv. Par- I
fc lab hull svirinv. Anril 13.
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The Joy of Easter, with Its glad
music, Its beauty and wealth of
color of flowers, and tho quick
ening spirit It typifies of new Ufo ,
ornwth will rise In adora-
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,ion lUu, nun. .... -ied ,nformaily Friday ofternoon
homes throughout the Christian : nonorlng her nouse ueBt Miss Jen
wor'd. . I n6 Thorrlan, of Lake Linden,
Easter signalizes the frmHl inch,
dawning of springtime. Winter ouests Included: Miss s Jennie
Is at an end; the trees and flowers Therrinn. Mrs. Jack Siwen nnd son.
nre putting forth hue and hloB- Mr. Harrison Thomas and daugh-
eoms. and there is naim in i'ie;t?r o( pOPt land, Mrs. H. A. Tay
lr and in- the hearts of tnos
who have been leading a life of
fasting for the pnst six weeks.
. . Society has been very quiet this
past, month, but a number of
luncheons, dances and other af
fairs have been planned for the
near :. future.
Count y P. T. A. Count-It '
Holds Notable KckkIoii ' '
The Jackson County ' Parent
Teachf r Council met in the historic
PrdBbyterinn church nt Jackson
ville, April " for .an Easter on
verljlfln of child welfare reports
I y 4 ' tint get together mee'ing. In
' splrational messages of delegations
from Reese Creek, Oak ..Oroyc.
MedXord, Ashland, . Derby. . JJaglc i
Point. Jacksonville, Bollelew.
North Phoenix were received with I
enthusiasm. An , unanimous ac
ceptance of the nominating com
N c
mlttee's
report place Mrs.
"Chaney
presioent.- Mrs. .
Tteeder, vice president Mrs. Lulu I
Salisbury, secretary, and Mrs. John,
Oreh. treasurer. In office for nn-
other year. Mrs. S. K. Barnes.
liellevlew. Mrs. It. Beach. Jackson -
vllie and Mrs. I'na Inch
Grove, gave the nominating com-,f
mlt'ee elected at the convention J jn general.
In Medford in January. A1( 0ceeds go to the ; organ
Mr. A. W. Walker, district vlco-irund
president for Jackson and Jose-j The pubHc is most cordially In
phihe counties, was a guest of the.vjted. ;
council and gave many valuable ; . 4.4 '
suggestions toward financing the J.Mrs. Sullivan Hostess
county work. Mrs. Walkor was I Rowrna Circle.
.km nhn Tho Rowena Circle of the Too-
Mrs. P. O. Crawford gnvo a
comprehensive outline of the fine
w-fi beino- -nrrieit nn hv the:
Jackson County Health assneia-i Wednesday afternoon, April 4th. play, Mrs. Edmlnston will havejfor t,em in the lecture given by
tlon and unit. Tho pro-school The afternoon was pleasantly ; dramatic current events, and Mrs. ,jIr. llny r,m of portan( 0n sail
clinics are soon to he begun and spent with a spelling match. Mrs. j Williams will compare the perform- llreparatlon nnd fertilizers. He
the associations over the county I Clara Eldrldge winning first prize . Jnce of Maude Adams In Jame prefaced his remarks by calling at
. are availing themselves of thcscUnd Mrs. Ina Adams getting, con-1 Harrle 'Quality Street, with that enllon , th fn.t ,iat , Gnrd
oppnrtunliles 10 put I1V0 action isolation prize. At n Into hour thnjof Marlon Davles In the picture ion eUb ( a wonderful asset to a
the -summer round-up of all chll
dren entering school next September,-so
as to remedy all physical
defects In so far as. possible be
fore they enter school.
Mrs.
It.
Beach. Jacksonville ;
president, presented the following. "VT,. .
program: Mrs, Lulu Salisbury n:'l'' TlmrMlny Club
a reading. "The I sunl A ay:' .Mrs.
t'liimlnt' Wenrtt In ji imiitn of vocal
.n.. ri-r.e.-n ninlhv In vocsl
solos, accompanied by Virginia; Thursday club entertained
1.-1-1, j v-rff n,i Mrutmcn with a party at the
Mr in .1 vocal duet. I
F.aster deenratlnns of bunnies. '
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den in nests gave the lunrheon
HII I lllCHS HIlll i-Hiiij.. ,-i;k imii-.
verv. snnronrfiite air and added to
tno . enjoyment ni too neiicious
meal served by the Jacksonville other lively entertainment. Tne;,we,vo '' nd,.M on ' w,.;,,,,, 'd -'nfnrmatlon on fertilizers and
high school mothers, teachers andiparty was a decided success "X"'??' ''j u"f" 'formulas of lawn seed,
h-lo-r. oveti- way. The Inst of the guests ','r,"fl.ay ""e. Mrs Wallace con- A ,ettcr wa read R, tn)( m(,el.
helpers. ,.Uny darred at 12 o'clock ! ''d: to several of the guests that,lr,B from ,hc chairman . of the
fardl-artr" IThose who attended are hoping ho really was a little more than ijHtate Bill Board Committee. Mrs.
St. Ann's Society
An' evening of bridge will belties in the future.
. given at St. Anns Parish Hall.!
The ladles In charge will be glad 1
"10 receive the friends of the par-'
Ish. The proceeds will go toward'
the new building. !
n I
iinosrrrit ivr. A.
Will Moot Friday
The Itoosevelt P.-T. A. will hold
Its regular meeting Frldny after-1
noon, April 13. at 3 o'clock.)
Ther- mill he nn liilerestlnir oro-
gram given, followed by a social; Those present were: Miss Emma "le c the Child" should m Portland and show them our
hour, when light refreshments : Simmons. Miss Sadie Simmons, i nHve attended the City council , roses nre Just ns good as theirs,
will be served. All parents and ; Miss Kathleen Wilson. Miss Ruth . Monday afternoon at the An Invitation is extended to all In
Interested friends are cordially; cochill. Mrs. Wlllard Jones, Mrs.iJunlor high. terested to Join this club. The
Invited.
o
An i:,i.ihiuon
liirorr CVnler Hulldinjr
Charlton Fortune waf wHl
known
pn
the Pacific coaot be
fore ph. loft it six years bko.
Now iihiV has returned and her
is HnRM(i are
f i h hition I n th-
if Uterp of trie I
Weurn Mrt
ranvnM.fi, ftn, feing plared on ex -
h bltlon In the principal art cen -
Pacific coast hy ine1
ttrn Mrt association.
Twenty. Viine of her canvase)
wll he hulig In the Snedicor shop,
n Medf.T-d Center building, tne
latter parti of this moi.llt. und the
asoclntinn.
exhibition thrown open to' the
public without admission charges. '
Th.S. canvasses were , painted
In England, Scotland and France.
and Medford Is very fortunate In ;
being able to secure such an
i hibltlon. It was shown during
! March at Santa Rarbara ami ,
Iconics directly to Medford from!
, there.
Uo,.a Ncigliliotn
Havo Meeting.
xh. T)n..i N,,ihhrM i.,.r,
,cn hl,M thelr regular meeting at
,he hlin on Thursday evening.
There n n iroo.1 attendance.
Aft(.r the meeting refreshments of
cltke ftn(j coffee were served at a !
a team practice, nt tho hall on
Wednesday evening at 7:30 sharp.
i unit let'u hnve tin cvpnlni- of hard
work
Hostess at Brlilgo
During the Wet.
Miss Llberta Gore and Alice M.
Hansen entertained with three
tables of bridge this past week. ,
Among those present' were: Mrs.
Strange, Miss Jennno McNlven,
Neva Samuels, farmen Hlttson,
Hilda Bundy, Mnurine Carroll.
Marlon Brlggs. Ruth Galliher,
Mrs. Opal Clarke, nnd Mrs. Edith
D uel.
High score was held by Hilda
Bundy and low by Neva Samuels.
Kntertnln Infornmlly
Honoring Ilonso Gucnt
-Mrs. Alice Trowbridge entertain
lor. Mrs. D. I j. Flynn, Mrs. B.
Rlnnbarger. Miss Laura Berry and
Mrs. H. Rlnabarger.
Silver Jubilee t
Greater Medford Club
Extensive plans are being made
for the big Silver Jubilee and Hi
Jinks celebration of the Greater
Medford Club on Friday, April 20
at St. Mark's Guild Hall, marking
the twenty-fifth year of Its useful
and honorable existence. . j
Twelve tables of twelve each,
representing the months of .the
year wlll comprise the one o'clock
luncheon, followed by an entertain
ing program of fun.
. Mrs. R. E. Green Is general chair
man of arrangements.
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8t. Mark's Sunday School
The children of St. Marks Sun-
day school, assisted by the ladleB
OL UIU VfUllU UIU liaillllllH trui
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frolic, to be. held in
h . nouse on tne enln? o(
.,,, 1-
ThorB ' ... ho a'eood nrogram
also nil kinds of booths, where you
may buy a klm,s o good things
I to eat. There will be a fish pond
biddio9. Bnd Bood time
man lodge held their social meet-1
Ing for th month ot April at the.
home of Mrs. Dorrltr" Sullivan
hostess served delicious refresh
ments. - - '
The busincfs meeting for April
will be held at the home of Mrs.
M. A. Adams 1103 Nlantlc street,
Wednesday afternoon. April IStll.
""'1 " " .
un naturuay eveiiius.
31. tllC llldles of tHe
Phoenix .
tho
Blue
Flower lodge. A delicious, chicken
v 1 ,
,-ed at 7:30. M uch
ccasioned at table
dinner was SOrv
.Udap li. .-na mm nnM fit TSlllOl
n.V clever p:nce cards. After din-
- ...
iner tno guests enjnyea an
InterHnersed Wllh
n -- -
that there wll Ibe more such par-.
Miscellaneous shower
Honoring Bridcs-to-Bc-.
A very delightful miscellaneous
shower was given at the home of;
M. Chas. M. Rohr. "04 West Sec-
, ond street, on Wednesday after-!
! noon, rnnipllmonllnc Misses Emma
and Sadie Simmons, whoso wed-1
dngs occurred Saturday evening,
April T. Balntv refreshments were
I... ik- k-.(-uu .
H. L. Nobllt. Mrs. T. AW Mile.! ,no regular repona irom ine ! iul qIho want Medford people to
Mm. Henry Currier. Mrs. Harold Vftrlou "' hoola are In themaelvea . know that the Utile town of Hhan
Wells. Mrn. Oncer Dunford, Mm. J twUmonta! to the fine rhlld-wel-1 la City, In California hna entered
Howard Coghlll. Mm. Viola 8im-!fare an1 parent education work j upon ft campalRr. of beautifying
monW( Mrs Nuic jJr Thompon.
I Inle nt Bridge-
, Ignoring Gneiit
1 "on Saturday evening Mrs. Alice
, Trowbridge was hustesn at bridge
nononne .miss Jennie iwrnnn o.
. Lak Linden, wno is a guest in
l.ak i.inuen. wno is a guest in
' th's rhy. Bifketi at tulip and
i (lnfforiih were ued throughout
the rnomi. Mm. M. J. I.ennard
(insisted the hostess.
Guests who enjoyed Mrs. Trow-
bridge's hospitality Included Mr.
and Mrs. R. II. Taylor. Mr. and j
Mrs. D. L. Flynn. Mr. nnd Mrs.
K. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
ex-(Trowbridge. Attorney and Mrs. C.jI'o'l will have a prominent part.
Pruitt of Grants Pass, Mr. and
Mrs. O. Peake. Mr. and Mrs. F.
Orrcll, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Feldman,
and Mrs. H. Thomas of Portland.
Mrs. Hiibon HostCM
Mlkllttoo ( lull
T'jo Mistletoe Club of the R. N.
of A. met at the home of Mrs.
Ina Husun on Wednesday after
noon, i
After the business meeting held
by the president, Mrs. E. M. litis-
song, a very interesting contest
was hold. Blancho Arnold re
ceived the first prize and Josle
Ornntham tho consolation.
M u 8 1 c furnished by Darrel
Huson on the saw. and two lit-!
tie pupils of Mrs. Corn, on the Mrs. J. O. Grey's paper follow
pliino. was enjoyed by all. ed the development of Journalism
Dainty refreshments, using a
yellow and whito color scheme
were served at tables.
The next meeting will be April
11th at tho homo of Mrs. Deck
on South Grape.
Daughters of Veterans
Entertain i. A; H.'H
Observing the day set aside by the relative positions of the con
the national society as Grand . u,n,,ii. -i. helned to give a
Army, day, Elta D. Hubbs tent,
Daughters of eVterans, was hoBt
ess to the members of Chester
D. Arthur post O. A. R.'s, their
wives and the widows of deceased
veterans on Friday, April 6. pin
ner was served at 12:30 in the
parish house of St. Marks church,
about 40 guests being present.
A program of music an'd readings
was concluded by a flag drill
given by 12 girls from the Wash
ington school. Mrs. Cora Carbls.
president- of tho tent, . was
slsted by Mrs. Grace Schade. who I
planned, and with a committee of
members, served the dinner.
The next regular meeting of the
tent wiH be' on Friday, April 13.
V. W. C. A. Meeting i ,.
Event of Monday.
The regular monthly meeting of
the board, of directors of the Y.
W. C. A. was held at the club
house, -Monday evening. April 2nd
, -Jinny "plans were discussed for
the improvement of the "Y"
house, and ' mnny suggestions
made as to ways of handling the
field of work presented, by the
care of trnnsient girls nnd others
who come under the protection
of the Y. W. C. A.
The board of directors desiro:and every theater In Europe. Last
to present a play some time In fBn ho returned and becaino as
Mny, for tho bojiofit of the "Y", slstant director of tho Baltimore
und expect to start rehearsals next
week. Tho title of the play Is,
Clubbing a Husband," a comedy
in three actj, which has met with ! company,
great success In tho east when Those who knew Pres. and Mrs,
given before Women's clubs and I Campbell of Eugene will bo In
church societies. iterated In knowing that his first
Last Meeting Tomorrow
Music and Drama Department
The present club year Is draw
ing to a close, and tomorrow marks
the last meeting of the Music and
Drama department, Greater Mod-
ford Cluh. The meeting occurs at
at. Marss vuiiu turn, oeginning ,
iti iwo ociocK. ine urama win ue
featured at this meeting, with a
program furnished by Mrs. R. B.
Hammond, Mrs. J. E. Edminston
and Mrs. R. V, Williams. Mrs.
Hammond will review a modern
iiresemauon tasen irom tne same
arama.
A meeting of the board . of dlr-
i ?1 ; 0r,ea,Ver. Medford ,Clllb- '"
called for 1:15 tomorrow afternoon,
to precede the meeting of the
Music and Drama department.
I nicHjiln lnf.T,uii
' Hnnorlnif Rim,H.v
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...in. . v. itiuuiian cnicriu in -
" a Broup ot ner mends at nor.
nono on Thursdny afternoon from :
3 to t, o clock. Tho guest or 1
hnnnr win -r II I u-lln nf
; hon"r Mrs. 1 1. H. Wallace ot
80?"t '' "'r. .
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After a delightful afternoon, the
departing guests wished Mrs. Wal -
laco many more happy birthdays.
.Mrs. Wallace Is the mother of 1
Mrs. W. F. Campbell and is one!
of Mcdford's best .known and
most acariy lovea icnstlan mom -
ers.
r. 4
i c"' Council
I ,,,,vo Mitjtlns.
I' Anyone Who doubts tllst this
being done by each association,
Representative from dp vera I
eltr organizations presented varl -
:ous plans which have to do di -
rectly with the good of the child,
The Jackon County Humane as -
soeiauon was. representee ny .Mr.
, i!ert Anderson and Mr. Hid Kirn -
, i;en Annersnn ann j
nrd.xon. The talks
iniereat nmmiii the
tearhem who nppn
I plana outlined by
cattaert much
parents and
this new or
ganlintlon.
Mrs. Josephine Jones gave nn ' this, why can't Medford to It, iflret year of study. but pleased
Interesting sketch of .ho con.inB!ooJ d lncUe...y we are "M-d Interred ty the
May festival in which the child-lMO on 1,10 x"2 &ewi musical understanding of
rcn who nre on the Health Honor i
These meetings are always upen j
to the public. members were In attendance Tues-
day evening at the regular meet-
WedncMlny Study tlnb J ing of Talisman Temple No. 40,
Havo Inlcrcstliur Meeting. Pythian Sisters, In the Knights of
A pleasing change was made . Pythias Hall, on West Main street
In the Wednesday study club's After routine business, plans
program on April 4th, when Mrs. , were presented and adopted, for
E. It. Plckel reviewed a new I a general get-together social eve
book "HlacK Valley" by Hugo j nlng. In the near future. Commit
West. The author Is a South tees were appointed; the date will
American and the scene of the be announced later.
story is Black Valley, Argentina.
Tho charm of childhood; the
strength and weakness of the dif
ferent characters; and tho Joy
and pathos of tho romance were
all delightfully presented by Mrs.
Plckcl.
In Lntln-Amerlca, through
the
early struggles for a free press,
to the present time, -when Iitin
Amerlcnn publications ' take rank
with the best in the wordl.
Mrs. J. 11; Cnrkins' talk on
"Astronomy" was unusunlly In
structive and enjoyable and the
carefully prepared charts, showing
clearer understanding of this In
teresting subject. .
Everyone was plensed to wel-
come Mrs. r. D. Crawford, a for
mer member of the club, as guest.
The next meeting will be on
April 18th.
Ashland Pratt An School
,u. .T .i. !
i.ltJ p.UKl'H'IM lr
Prott Art summer school, Julyj"- """ "i'n.iim.u.
9-August 11, hnve been 'received . cvmimltliiM Apimlutcd
hero. The outstanding member kI ratlun of rli.h.
of the faculty this year, aside
rrom tne neao ot me scnooi, mw,
Belle Cady White, will- be fcdgar meeting of the Southern Oregon
Bohlman, a former student of. District Federation of Women's
Jane Snedicor, who Uiught hlmj,.UbH which will be held In Med
for two years, and then secured j ford A,lrtl j-th und 2sth al thu
for him a year's scholarship In j preabytorlnn church: '
the Portland Art Institute. He i credentials and Badges Mrs. A.
afterward graduated from tho j. ;, H,,ny, Bedford, rhnirman:
state university ot Eugene. SlncelMrg .0 Arnaiilgcr, Mrs. C. C.
then he has . taken a course In , i.-UPnaSi
the Cornish school In Seattle on
another scholarship, while an
other scholarship took him to
the American laboratory theater
In' New York City, afterward' be
coming assistant to Denn Throck
morton. Iist summer ho trav
eled In Europe with a passport
which permitted him to visit any
nnd Ohio centenary pngeunt. At
present he Is designing several
operas for -tho American Opera
stages were . decorated In their
home as he and Jane Campbell
plnyed together with the puppet
stages, and that It was through
Mrs. Campbell that Jane Snedicor
became interested In him.
uay am Speaker
Medford Garden aub,
The Medford Garden club held
a meeting at the Medford Hotel
Wednesday, April 4th. Thirty
members of the club were pres
ent and all others would havo been
had thoy realized tho treat In Btoro
,.y and lat nro these Garden
clubs have hcen formed a decided
improvement In Oregon cities had
been made. He suggested that It
I would bo wof,h wllle , moml,er
, , , long enouth to roco(tnl!.e
., bui(cwt poBI,ibimi created
' hc friendly atmosphero of
I beautiful flowers..
1 He c ted Portland. Oregon and
, ...
, . luiui iu, 11. 1. as samples 01 wnai
.lean be done along that line. Then
!he launched Into the main subject
'" "-tihimth, ciansnying Ijicm ann
, ,, hfJW
kinds of grass to use for lawn-
I of fertilizers, classifying them and
what
anrt "ow ,0 Improve those already
maue. Daniia
catalogues Wore
distributed and these also contain-
G. B. Fowler. This committee
wishes to call the attention of the
public upon the .unnecessary use
1 of bill boards which make our
I landscano nnsilirhtlv. tt i niun
interesting to know the this year
Portland is asking all Garden
clubs of the state to place an ex-
1 hlhlt of any kind of flowers dc
J sired at the Rose festival In Juno,
i The membership' does not war
I rant the club hero going to this
expense so If Medford people
want Medford to go on tho map
the town they have adopted the
nhaMn Daisy as their cltv flower
1 and the people have come forward
jwlth so many prize that the com-
mlltee hardly knows what to do
lwlth them. A florist in Nile.
nniornia na orrerea two hun-
; urfl rnnes a a prize. The cam-
pnign negm in earnest next week
. nd ayjr garbage and unsightly
prove of thetreiuce win he removed in trueks
accompanied by a band. If a lit -
tie place like Shasta City can do I
Pythian Sisters
Meet on Tuesday
A large number of officers and
The district deputy grand chief I
was present, and gave a talk onj
plaus for tho district convention. !"'lull,i",n ",ut"
which will be held in Medlord ; thOj pleasuro of tho evening.
May. Many representatives from; Program:
th fnnr !.., I,,- nf liuirlrt N.'n i Haya Zoe Dell . Lnntls
4, will be In attendance. Ihese
are Umpqua Temle of Roseburg,
Thermopolylac Temple of Grants
Pass, Mt. Ashland Temple of Ash
land, and Tullsmnn Temple of
Medford. Present plans also In
clude a visit from the grand chief,
Sister Im llallash of St. Helens,
at this time.
After close of the temple, tlellc-
lous refreshments wore served by
the committee for the month,
ters Kluhrer. Campbell, and Wll.
Hams. The president of the Pyth-
Ian Club. Sister Swa-tz, announced
the next mod ing of the club, for
Tuesday evening. April 10, at. the
homo of Sister Hnehne, 207 South
Orange street. A full attendance
la desired.
The Pythian Blslers will give
another of their delightful card
paries, Thursdiy evenlnt, April
12, in the Knights of Pythias Hnll,
on West .Main street
All meuv
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The folluw'ng committees have
been nppo ntcd . for the annual
Decorations-
MtH. I-ewls 1'I-
rlcli, Medford. uhciirman; Mm. J.
O. MolUna.r Mm. C. A. Hwlffart.
lUpitality Mm, t'. tv. Hoine,
Medford, tftirmnn; Mm. s. li.
Hatehwell.
Ijibrary Exhibit . Mlaa Kay
WoplHcy. Medford, chairman;- Mm.
I. - IK' Humphreys, Central Point.
literature on Club - Activities
Mm. H. W. Hamlin,. Medford
chairman, .Mm. .C. I). Thompson.
Luncheon Mm. . H. . K. Oroen,
Medford, chairman; Mm. Roho
Schleffelln.
- MuhIo MIha - JeunenKe Butler,
Medford, chairman, - Medford
Choral club; Minn Kathcr Church,
director; Mrs. Hawles Moore, nt
tho piano. -
Oregon Artista' Kxhlhlta Mm.
lu B. Humphreys, Central Point,
fhalrman; Mra. H. W. Hathiany,
Klamath Falls.
Pngea MIm Kllen Claley and
MIkh Adena Joy, Aahlnnd.
Varllamcnai)finj MrwJ ICotto
Sehieffelin, Medford.
Picture Library Exhibit Mm.
r.ouls Dodge, Aahlnnd.
Program B. O. V. F. Execu
tive Board.
Publicity MIph .tuene60 But
ler. Medford, Dally Newa; Mlna
Mary Brelncr, Medford Mail Trib
une. t
ReFolullonH Mm. Fred RueoU.
Bonanza.
Time-Keeper Mrs.' IT. G. Wei
tcrnilr;, Toln.
Note: Reglat ration of accredit
ed delegates nt tho Prenhyterlan
church. Friday 10:30-12:30;. Hat
urday fl:00-9:30.
The" accredited delegatea of the
8. O. D. F. will bo guests of the
Greater Medford cluh at luncheon,
Friday, 12:30,. Hotel Medford.
Haturday. 12.30. a no-hoteH i
lunrheon ,fi0c) Hptel Medford. 1 '
Pant presidents of the H. O. T.
F. will be gueMtH of the dlatrlct. ;
RoHerv-ntlona must be mode by
ten o'clock, Mm. It. E. Oroen.
chairman. "
HuleH for tlw Convention:
Knch delegate nhall reproHent
but one club and have but one
vote. ,
Only delegates hhall Hpeak from
the. floor without consent of the
ansertibly.- ' ;
To obtain -the floor membem of
the .convention ' must ' glvn name
and name Of rlub clearly.
The Time-Keeper1 nhall notify
the 'sneaker when the time-limit
is reached.
Membem and visitor nro re
quested to removo their hats.
Pages will pass notes go nl er
rands, be on duty at th door,-to
help maintain order and quiet in
the hall.
Reasona why you should not
Join the District Federation:
- 1 It will eoet you five cents
a year. '
2. Fre literature will
take
your time to read
3. You will be, templed
to
grow mentally.
4. One meeting a year will
over-crowd your calendar.
6. Your club will demand
stronger food than milk diet.
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Piano and Daiuv KrHOil
Kvmt of the Werk
The recital hall In the Kparta j carries,
building was fnll to overflowing t Ruth experienced six day sen
Friday night, when Miss Alice lckmW going over, which wasn't
Marie Holmbtick and Ml Huthio "good."
Luy, two of Medford's talented I After the unpleasant experience
young teacher, presented their
1 pupils In recital. The piano pu -
plls wer call young, many In their
thuU iuWHiimu II lu nil'.. In.
d.f d to hear little children '.
..i nA l.,t..i-,.,-t
slmtile but benutlful music
well.
Tho costuming and ensemble
of the dances were charming nnd
tho children are receiving valu
able training In the fundamentals
of the terpslchorean art. Solo
dances were performed by Miss f
Lnntls. Miss Chord and the Misses
I Logan.
'"V"1 """"
- Anderson were tho danco
Miss IJivon Anderson ami Mrs.
Waltzing dull. Frankle Rlnabarger
Iols ltrson. Marjorle iloleman.
Frances Chirk, Mildred Hole
man, Harriet Porter, Jean
Pease. Dorothy Flynn, Nona
Hoyland, Jnrklo Flynn.
Gypsy tambourine Ethel Chord
Coasting lluorter
Harry lllblett,
Avalanche Heller
! "Lois Nichols.
Sis-'The Dead Butterfly Cadman
Edward Warner. .
Hlglnnd fling..;..... Lognn . sisters
Dawes melody ...Zoe Dell Lrfintia
Francea Clark, Jackie Flynn,
Dorothy Flynn, Mildred Hole
man. Corrlne D'Alblnl. Mnx'ne
Vaughan, Nona Hoyland. Kthel
Chord.
(a) Seeking the Bird Jenkins
tb) Tho Unent Uea
Elolse Olblett.
Yoodland Pinea Uungoe
Ijorne Bowman.
flood Humor Haumfelder
Betty Ann Thorndike.
Waltz dancers Ethel Chord. Zoe
Dell LnntlH. Hetty Johnston.
Frankle Bin ibargcr. Virginia
Rlans, Iavon Anderson. Hilde
"gard Ijino, Lucile Lowry, Max-
ino ' Vnughnn.
(?h inewe dancers I larrlet Porter,
IjoIs Larson, Mildred Holeman.
Dorothy Flynn, Jackie Flynn.
Nona Heyland. Frances Clark,
Jean Peaso. Marjorle Holeman.
The Butterfly Mcrkel
Ray Lewis.
In the Cool firotto... Virgil
. May Mankln.
Fluttering leaves .Kolllng
ICdward Warner.
Dance of the Bobbins
Nellie and Vivian Lognn
Jtansc des Valets Poldlnl
Betty Ann Thorndike.
Curious Hlory Heller
Dance accompanists Mls La
von Andordon , and Mrs. W, H.
Andomon.
MIhh Ruth Warner
Hum Wonderful Trip.
Miss Warner's first utop was nt
San . Francisco where she visited
her aunt, Mm. E. N. Warner.s sis
ter, next at Haguache, near Den
ver Co lora tl o w h ere sh e v lal t od
Dr. and Mrs. Chas, D. Pugh. Mrs.
Pugh will be remembered by her
many Medford frlunds us Miss
Esther Warner.
At Oklahoma City she was met
by Mr. nnd Mm. Fleming, former
ly Miss Mildred Hwearingen with
whom she had a delightful visit.
From Denver she proceeded to
Washington, D. C. whore she had
a most Instructlvo and delightful
stay visiting all pvdmlnnnt place
of Interest In the "City Beautiful
being especially Impressed with
tho neat, well kept appearance of
our national capital.
On arriving nt New York City
she went to the Blltmnro hotel
where she found her baggage
waiting for her owing to the
thoughtful nnd careful planning
of Mr. Hpurgeon the efficient 8. P.
ticket agent in Medford who rout
ed her ticket, .arrunged for hotels
and furnished her with general
information, that added greatly to
her comfort nnd pleasure,
On Bungay she enjoyed a good
service at u . Presbyterian church
neur by the hotel.'
During the remainder of her
stay In Now York City Miss War
ner was a guest of Mrs. Ouy
Palmer, brother-in-law and sister
of Mm. Otfo. Anderson of Medford. j
A sister, of Harold Corliss, Mrs.
Andrews entertained her at lunch
at ono of the well known "Alice
Foote Dougall's" seloct cafes nnd
she was Invited- td visit Mr. and
Mm.-Arthur Carpenter whom she
hopes In visit on her return when
she will' moke a longer stay In the
great metropolis. ".' .
Hailing at 12:01 n. m. "Tuesday
February .. 7tli, -she- nwoko next.
morning to find herself well but
iff sea, on the-beautiful steam ship
Doric, one of the newest ships on
the Atlantic, launched at Belfast
In 1923. It Is COt foct long, 67 H
feet wide; tonnage 16,600 tons;
curries two thousand passengers,
besides the crew of 402 people.
On tht trip, however, only about
600 passengers are aboard In or
der to facilitate the pteunuro of
those taking the entire trip.
The captain, Kamuel Bolten I
I a seaman with n worthy history
having gone to sea at the age of
twelve, rising through many hard
ships and Interesting experiences,
I having been decorated during the
World war for bravery, and now
Captain of a splendid English ves
sel on the White Htar line, which
travels 18 knots per hour and of
fer all the comforts of the finest
I home to the passengers which she
however, she felt good an new
'ami Jts Hie ship caniul un uuus-
I i
ually fine orchestra she found a
place at once among the musical
'rl"1 l'u'u- Hut h
had musical ability. Consermcnt-
a,,e dono mlK'h ringing en- I
iuiw uui'i in inn UH.-llf.1llU UI1U I
the Sunday evening aervicee. j
After u wonderful ten-day voy- 1
age thme Doric docked nt Fanchal, 1
Maderla, February 1 6th, then on
to Olbniltcr, stopping nt the city
by thu same name. Algiers, Tunis,
Malta Island, Athens, Constantin
ople. Bierut, where they could not
land on account of small pox, Hui
fu, Palestine and cities bordering
upon the sea of Oallllee, Nazar
eth, Jericho und Jerusalem going
south to Port Said, Cairo und Alex
andria in Egypt (falling In love
with Cairo). At Mt. Carmel she
said tho view wns more like the
Roguo River valley than any thing
she saw on the whole trip.
Next they sailed north tl Sicily.
stopping at Saracuse, Nuples,
Rome in Italy, Monte Carlo nnd
thence to Pnrls and Liverpool
where they spent two weeka bei
foro returning to her own country
and expect to arrive at New York
City April 10th.
Among other things enjoyed she
speaks of lectures, on the boat en-
route, concerning countries to be
visited as being of special edu
cational value, the kindness and
friendliness of people she met, how
her Journey was made pleusunt
during the wholo voyage by
friends and every point of Inter
est and pleasure being of far great
er intensity thun ah had ever In
her wildest dreams conceived it
could be. To her It hna meant
more thun "Visions Realized". Hhe
says the trip from Medford to Now
lork nlono more than repaid her
for the expense of the entire tick
et. '
For the whole trip she hus not
one word of criticism only praise
and appreciation. -
Her plans for returning to Med
ford are nt present uncertain but
no doubt she will bo back some
time becauso of her mother und
her many Interests hero.
Misses Jeannotte and Edith
Gore spent tho week-end with
their sister,, Miss Liberia . Wore, 1(.
Mm. Lorraine Thomas and small
daughter are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. 8- Hilton for several days.
Mr. and Mm lT B. Brown of
Oakland, Calif., arc visiting
friends In this city for a few duys.
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Mrs. . Robert Hlmnrlngton of
Dunsmulr, Calif, (formerly Es
ther Punkcy) is visiting her fath
er, Obo Pnnkey of Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Htelner hnve
a guests over Easter their daugh
ter, Mrs. L. M. Htevons and grand
children Vorne and Beverley of
ortlund.
Misses Frances Hparrow, Peggy
Humll nnd Roxana Ruhl who are
attending Kutherlno Branson Girls
school near Han r rnnclsro, nre
spending tho Easter vacation with
their parents.
Mrs. Kmmn Carlson of Hood
River, has been the guest of her
aunt Mrs. W. L. Halley, nnd Mr.
M
I 1
1 1 Society Personal j
j ; I
nnd Mm. R. H. Halley the pnstjnew membem, and baptism .of in-
week, after spending tho winter
In southern California,
Miss Nina Blakely nnd guesl
Miss Beta Burns who are attend
ing Mount Angel Academy and
Normal, are spending Easter vaca
tion with Mm. Myrtle Blakely und
other relatives In this city.
The Irfidy Elks club will meet
at tho Elks Temple Wedncdsny af
ternoon from 2:00 to 5:00. Com
mittee In charge. Mm. W. H. Mc
Gowan, Mrs.. Luke Ryan and Mm.
Ren Moller. Cnrds, pool and re
freshments. . 4.4 . .
Mrs. Emma Hlattery who has
hen a guest of her daughter.
Mm. It. It. Elliott and family fur
stvcTsl day. returned to her home
In Grants Pai Thursday. Mrs.
E, C. Cnderwood of OrnntH Pass
was a guest nt tho cElllott homo
on Thursday.
Miss Jennie Tberrain, who has
been a guest of Mr. Alice Trow
br'dge for the past week, will
leave tomorrow for her homo at
Iike IJnden, Mich. Miss. Ther
rain stopped off In Medford on
her way home after spending the
winter months In California.
Mrs. Mnward L. Bar to Is spend
ing a week Including Easter with
her mother. Mrs. Catherine Nor
man Uw at her ranch "Camp
Catherine" on Evans creek. Mrs.
Barto taught last week In the
Washington srhool substituting for
Mrs. Ruth Bolten who has been
111.
Social Events of
Church Societies
The Ladles Aid society of Zion
Lutheran church will hold Its reg
ular meeting Thursday nfternoon.
April 12, In the church parlors
'4th nnd Oakdalo. Mrs. Ilnrrls Is
hostess. Visitors are welcome.
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The usual congregational meet-'
Ing of Ihe Preshyteruili church Willi
be held on Thursday night of thin
week with a covered illsh supper
at 0:30 p. m. and reports fur the
year and election of officers to fol
low. Kvery member Is urged to
be present.
The W. H. M. S. of tho First
M. K. church, will moot on Tues-
d,iy atternoon at ,he home of
Mrs. Nellie Feeley at 621 Penn
sylvania avenue.. Mrs. Hodges
and Mr. Albert Moore are assist
ant hoatesses. Mm. Curtis Darby
program leader. -
A Men's Brotherhood was organ
ized nt the Methodist Episcopal
church last Sunday with K. P. Alex
ander, president; W. O. Trill, teach
er; H. J. Fleischer, secretary; A.
B. Blilon, treasurer.
All men of tho church and all
other men who are religiously In
clined are asked to attend and be
come members. .
Missionary Society
Una Moctinff
Tho Womun's Foreign Mission
ary society of the First M. K.
church entertained the Foreign
Missionary socle ties of Grants
Puss and Ashland In the church
parlors, Tuesday at an all-day
session. Reports of great interest
were given by these organizations.
Mm. M. C. Van Leuven of OrnntH
1'hkh. president of the southern
district, presided. Mm. T. II.
Temple ot Medford had charge
of the music, Misses Bertha --K.
Peuso nnd Lucile Van Ness. lead
ing devotion. A pleasing featuro
wna a vocal solo, the "Cxechwan
Boat Bong," by Mrs. T. H.s,Tenv
plo of Medford, Mm. Van Hohwh
of Aahland, accompanist. The
afternoon's program of Interesting
speeches closed a most pleasant
nnd profitable session.!.:...
The H. M. L. Bible study, wih
meet with Mm. Mary Down, 1M
Portland avenue, Wednesday nft-
ernoon. Mm. Hliey u.- ueuson
wll lend tho study.
Raster Service
ProHbyuvian OhufVli , '
. A church filled to capacity Is
expected by the Presbyterian peo
ple tonight tb Jienr the Easter con
cert which has been prepared by
tho double mixed quartet of train
ed singers assisted by Mr. Carle
ton Janes on. the violin.- This s
ono of the annual musical events
looked forward to by many who
appreciate the best In music.'.-
Everyone Is urged to come early .
so us not to miss-a single num
ber and be ready for the, opening
number on the organ. No pne will
ho seated during any, special num
ber. . .
There Is no more inspiring music
than that which has been writ
ten to tell the story of tbfr great
est theme In Christian faith .and
touching, the story of the Resur
rection. - ' . .i
The hI rigors are on follows: Flor
ence Hnzelrlgg Mc El hose and Elis
abeth Collins, sopranos; Edna
Elfert Isaacson and Cole Mulhol
land, contraltos; Geo rue 8. John
son and George Maddox, tenors;
Dr. W. W. Howard and Don New'- ,
berry, bassos. Miss Alma Kath
arine Lawrence will bo nt the or
gan as substitute for Mrs. H. K.
Marsh who Is not sufficient recov
ered as yet to resumo her place.
They will be assisted by Mr. W.
Carleton Janes on tho violin.
At the morning service at 11
n. m. "Faith's Anchorage" will
be tho theme of .t,he sermon; tharjB
will also be two anthems by the
double quartet and reception 'of
fnnlH.
Woiiuh'h MlhHloiurr Society
Hbvo Mn'tuiir. ' v- ,
Tho Womun's1 Mlmilonary bo-
olmy of thii Chrldtlnn church liold
Lhiilr rcgulnr meeting at tho homo
of Mrs.. Andrews on .Vancowvor
avenue on Tuesday. April thlrri.-
Aftcr the. buHlneim . meeting
which wnM urcHided over. by. .tho
president, Mm. Everett , Kadn. tho
meeting wan given . In r.hnrice of
Mm. K. W. Wllmot. the nubject
of the afternoon was "In - their
KontKtePH . .prcaenllnK, .the many
lnadera In .tho .work- who., have
Klven (ivory thing for tho cause Of
tho Maatcr'n work without thought
of flintm-lal gain 'or' future, need.
in many eauea for very : urnnll
MUarleH and who are . dependent
on wt for hupporf. . , ,. U ,.'
Tho Kr.rlnture lemon wn rend
and commented on hy : Mm; 'Hop
after which Mrs. tKrlck lofl Mn-a
beautiful devotional' prayer.-' -'
Mrs. ?Uoyd Wlrka ,and- ,Mr.
Herbert Herriart gave a dialogue.
"Not Mercy, but.-Juntloc." .This
pictured our responsibility -to the
aged workers as Justice .not .char
ity. . . 1 i." ; ' 1
Mrs. Kads ver." beautifully read
tho poem "Tho Bridge Bulldem."
after which Mrs. Vllmont gave
a resume of Mm. Rogers' con
ference talk along the snmo
theme. Mrs. Jlerrlan. then read
a lovely poem written by a neigh
bor ot the old people's home at
Marlon, Indiana in tribute to hcs0
aged ladles.
The rest of Ihe nfternoon was
given to Mrs. Mitchell, mother of
Miss Hattie Mitchell, one of our
missionaries at Mondome, Africa.
Mrs. Mitchell hod with her a large
and most Interesting collection of
pictures and curios sent frojn
Africa by Miss Hattie. Customs
and conditions In Africa . were
dlscusid by Mrs. Mitchell as she
very charmingly displayed the ar
ticles. -.-(
After the missionary benediction
delicious refreshments were serv
ed by the ladles of Mrs. Wllmont's
division. .
I The real name of Lewis Carroll,
i author of Alice In Wonderland,
was Chuilos Lutwlge bodyson.