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Irene DeLosh, 32S South Holly St. Phone 390-L or 78
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X WEKKI.Y CALENDAR.
4 Chrysanthemum Circle No
. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft,
Monday, May 14th, I. f. (). R
linll.
crater I.nke D. A. It's, Sat-
urduy. May I'Jtn, .mis. R. u.
! Harding. "2' Dakota avenue.
Election of officers. ' .
i Y. W. C. A. Board of ni- 4
rector play. 'Clubbing a 4
Husband," Tuesday evening, 4
May 10th. 8 I. in. 4
Delphian Chapter meeting, 4
4 Y. W. C, Thursday May 1 7 III 4
4 at 8:30. . . 4
American winon Auxiliary.
Monday -May mn, s o clock
4 at Armory. Celebrate Ore- 4
4 gon' Birthday, Mother's Day 4
4 and Charter Member Day. 4
4 II. M. I., Bible Class, home 4
4i of Mrs. Mary Dpwn, Wedncs- 4
4 day. May ICth. 4
4 Eust Side Circle of First 4
4 Methodist church. Home of
4 Miss May I'hlpps, 'J3 East
4, Main street. Tuesday afler
4 noon, May 14th,
4 Silver Tea and Card Parly.
4 Home of Mra. O. W. Weston,
4 Wednesday, May ltith.
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Popular Mnlroril Girl
'Weils 1'ortluml .Man.
. The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Antuw. doughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Turin V. Myers, and Mr. Howard !
Maxwell Pelree. son," ol. Mary
l.uella Peirco of Portland, Ore-j
gon, was solemnized at 8:00
o'clock Saturday evening, Muy
12th at the First Methodist Epis
copal church. Hew T. H. Temple
conducted the ceremony in the
preien( of a large group of rela-
i 1 1 1 n -- ..;.Vn,....it ninvPrt
-Tii ""( i
l'arett sang preceding the cere
mony
ml: v. , .-noon, May twelfth, at the beau
The bride wore a wedding dress, , Jl x. .
oi w nue ciiiLiuu
beaded with
rsinestones with a flesh pink -veil
of tulle and a cap of rose point
lace. She carried n shower bou
IJliei OL Wriuca I uavs unw nm-n
WU lllM")'.
Mrs. Hen Trowbridge, her matron-
of honor, nnd the bridesmaids
Miss Josephine Koppes and Mis.
Justin Smith wore frocks of lace
in pastel shades. They carried
nrm bouquets of snap dragons
and roses.
Mr. Harlan P. rioaworth, .1 r.
y , brother-in-law of the bride acted
M as best man. The ufhers were
Mr. Hen TrowbrldKC. Mr. Justin
Smith and Mr. Oustln Frazer of
Med ford and Mr. ltalph lllsley
of Portland, Oregon. '
At the reception which follow
.l nt the home of the bride's
parents, the table
able was presided;
It. A. Koppes nnd.
over by Mrs.
Mrs. C. M. Sims.
Mrs. C. M. Bims. . . .
After a wedding trip to l" m
Columbia. Mr. and Mrs I e.r.e
(will make their home in Spo
Ikane, Washington
i a.
Mrs. J. Oohle (.iiest .
Dclplilun Luncheon
I The Alpha chapter of Medford
J Delnhlans held their annual lunch
eon at the Hotel Medford on Frl'
.lav. Mrs. Jnmes D. Oohle, of
Seattle, wester
n director of Del-
phlan was the
over thirty-five
guest of honor, i
local Delphluns
were present.
Mrs. Jonas Wold, Alpha chapter
supervisor.' introduced Mrs. Oohle.
who delivered the address of the
afternoon.- Ti e speaker brought
greetings to :ne local chapter from
the national convention. She brief
ly outlined the fourth year's course
iif study which is Art. beginning
with the Renaissance In the thir
teenth century to the modernist
art of the present day.
A group of songs were sung ny
Mrs. James Collins In her usual
I livi lilllllW
libiirinlng . manner. Mi's, t ouins
Ming Celia. an old French song: j
"A lihondelay" by IJdgey; and ,
"l.lke the Rosebud," by J-n Forge. !
Mrs. Carlton Janes accompanied
Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. A. R. Mason, vice president
was hostess for the afternoon, j i.(,,..ltlon )iy jjctty Stennett. (Mrs. Robinson Impersonating Mrs.
The table decorations wero purple , Ml.a rora enrhis, president of-Gray.
Iris with California popples. the Daughters of Veterans, on Mrs. 1-yman's favorite song
Mrs. Myron Root, president. 1 ,onrif 0f her organization, ex-j "The Bridge," by Mrs. Roberts.
railed upon several members for ; tTictei1 thanks for the evening's Song for Mrs. Mlnear "The
short comments upon the work of j entertainment. Wilfiam Lyman Nightingale Awoke Me" by Mrs.
the year so nearly completed. , i f tn. f;. a. R. and "daddy' of Day.
Guests of the chapter were Mrs. ;tMe Daughters of Veterans, also! An amusing event In Mrs. Klni-
Carllon Junes. Miss Fay Woolsey , mne a short appreciative address, i ball's life, told by herself.
nnd Mrs. Lottie MeMullen of. Mrs. Cornwell was the evening! Those present were Mepdnmes
Seattle.
D. A. R's Will Meet
This Week
Crater IJike chapter T. A. R.,
will meet nt the home of Mrs.
R. G. Harding. 82S nnkotn avenue.
Saturday, May 19. Klectlon of of-
Silver Tea
WeilncMlay Afterntmii,
Mrs. G. Weston will hold fl card
party and silver tea at her homo
fiL N. Peach street Wednesday af-
ternoon. All ladies of the city and
community are Invited. Proceeds!
will go to the Building Fund.
Care! Party
I
i
ae,
At PnrMi Hall.
The t'atholic ladles will
their regular card party Fridny
evening In Pnrlfh hall under aus
pices of St. Annes Altar society.
All friends will he assured n p1fis
cnt evening. Prizes and refreeh
ments. Dinner Purty
Kvent of the Week.
A nurprise hlrthday dinner wa
given In honor of Mix. a Arnmd
and Mn. Geo. Timothy. Thursday
noon nt the home of Mrs. Arnold
I t.'OTers were laid for twelve In
cluding Mr. nnd Mrs. Timothy. Mr.
and Mrs. P.obca Kyle, Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Arnold and dauuhter.
Norma Jean. Mrs. chas Nichols
and little granddaughter, Chas.!
Coiiawuy. Miss lllanche Arnold and
Mrs. Zna Arnold. j
Toy 'balloons and ill). day suckers
caused much merriment. I
Oregon History t'lub I
Holds Regular Meeting j
The Oregon History club held I
another enjoyable merlins- at the
home of Mrs. Cora Mill. Tuesday
afternoon, with ten members und I
one visitor present. The pioneer
days of Oregon were discussed and (
a number of papers on the scenic
spots of. Oregon were read nnd
illustrated
The hospitality at this spacious
.home was greatly appreciated.
The club will hold a special
meeting Tuesday at the home of
i.Mrs. couiun on Oak Grove road,
j All members are requested tu be
I prelum.
i
Informal Musli?il
Event of the Week.
The following pt4igram was glv-
en Sunday. May II at the home of
Mrs. E. E. Core, as a contribution
to National Music week: 0
Yalse "E-Flni" Durand
Dorothy Goro
"Legende"
Junnlta Miller
"To .Spring"
Ethel Roussam
Monologue
Mrs. Salshury
"The Beetles Hum"
Barbara Holt
Reblkov
Grieg
Lange
Chopin
l'oionaiso a .Major
Beulah Gore
Kammenoi-Ostrow"
Rubenstlne
Ver Iean Harvey
'Nocturne" F-Sharp Chopin
Alice Jlulmhavk
Mrs- ,)o -hiiry
Hostess c. W. V.
College Women's Club of Rogue
! liver Valley met Saturday after-
bury on Siskiyou Heights. The
hostess for the afternoon was
.Mrs. Cleorge Conde nsnisted by
Miss Ora Cox nnd the Mesdames
i.-..n..n viiun v.,ii nnitiione rine acnooi
tl It Carter
This year's scholarship fund
will go to Miss Klsle Pardee,
senior of the Medford high school.
Kach year the club mnkes a do
nation of fifty dollars to a worthy
hlKh school senior of tho valley.
DurltiK the business meeting the
following officers, were elected for
the ensuing yenr:
President, Miss Florence Hurd.
vice president, Mrs. Kmll Pell;
secretary. Mrs. Olln Arnsplger;
treasurer. Mrs. Myron Hoot.
I...... IIia m-nirrniii Mrs. 1V R.
flore entertained on tho victrola
" " i - "
' "l. ,.' ,
with two piano record numbers:
i "J Ollftl "1 1 ,
d,i,.hii'N Omis 1 6 No. 2 by
Snura chei.kaBsky. a rtus-
fnvn
'
Solilici-s Willows nnd Wives
Kiilortiiln at Dinner.
T)o dj,,,..;!,,.,, ot Veterans and
Ci. A. It. were guests of the Sol
diers' Wives and Widows nt a
dinner and entertainment at the
Armory Fridny evening. About
were present. 't ne
ment dninlng hall at six o'clock
and the entertainment that fol
lowed was held in tho assembly
room on the second floor.
Mrs. llelle Littrell pave a read
ing on the "Prophecies of Mrs.
Khipinan."
A recMalion was then deliver
ed by Miss Kuzette Stennett, who
ri'uiwtndfii to an pnoorc.
Mis. Margaret Noble told of the
h story
of the lornl Womon si
Uelief Corps
she being one of
four surviving charter members.
Miss Hetty Stennett played
BPjert'ion on lno l0rp and was fld
. . .......
received that U was
to respond to two en-
An old-time song that was a
j fftVorte during the Civil War was
sung by members of the relief
' corns, whleh was followed
I tnastmaster.
Mnilame Q Again
Vlsiis MtHlford 1-Ylenrts.
"Madame Q ' and her secretary
Jack Merryweather, will again
visit Medford Tuesday night of
thls week, over KM ED on tne
('open hour from nine to 10, and
many radio parties have been
nlanned in their honor. Ho popu-
fem-a thu t...A hKim U-lttl,
porpty foIka of Medford nnd the'
vnnPV innt ihelr presence is de-
nande(i jn every radio equipped
hm)ie nt nnp tlne
TuPHdayH program -wjil dcllglit ,
,nrft ni,mi,OP nf i,1(.ni radio
!,,. tho .mni.l.i of the
Uneuld Kldow. her cnternrlelnK
Becretnry. and.Inva. the little In -
.. . .. ... ,
Lilian Isiri in t.nina. I nia win "c
i the aerond to laat play of the
I aerlea. and. althoueh It clntln-
! uin the thread of the main theme.
lis n. eonuilete atory In Itaelf. The
I raat of thl play will Inelude
j.Mlmi Jo Murray, who rontlnuen
In her delightful charaeterlnatlon
jof Madame Q. Earl Davla. who
has created the role of Jark
. Mern wenther. James Ktevena.
Harold Corliss and Mary flreiner
ho have played different roles
each lime. In thia play. Stevens
j wl'l be heard In the humorous
i characterization ot th Chlncie(
BRUNET WINS BEAUTY CONTEST
r 5
I 1 J rv - " tv.
Miss Hilda Floe, of Randle, Wash., brunet, ha been chosen the
most beautiful co-ed on the campus of the State college of Wash
ington, at Pullman. She has been crowned junior prom quoen at
the institution .
general, Wong, Harold Corliss as
his rleht hand man, Lieutenant
Slnpr I. and Mary Cirelner a the
Indian alii, Jaya.
Interesting Program
1 no lonowiiis iiniiuiu n hi .
at the Lone
iao school Thursday
evening, May 10. by the Meilfonl
school of music, for the benefit
of the school piano fund:
Orchestra March, Hall of Fame,
Thos. S. Allen. Selections. "The
Fortune Teller," Victor Herbert.
Selections, Faust, Ciottnod. Henry
VIII Dances, lOtlw. Oennnn.
Piano Nocture Chopin. Pollrh
Inellu, Rachmaninoff; Alice Holm
back. Piano Valse iu K Flat, niirand.
Shaw Pictures, ltcinhold; Dorothy
i Oore.
Voice-
Vnle. Kennedy
Land nl'
Cadman; I
' ie Sky Blue Waters,
I Mrs. Geo. Andrews.
,,i ill
me '-one l ine scnooi uaa uuuut ;
fifty children enrolled, has a mod
ern two-room school house with j
furnace, and also a Victrola and.,
record for studying music apprec-;
hit ion, besides a piano which is i
now being paid for. The two
teachers are the Misses Mabel and
Marguerite Moore, who aro pro-
Tressive a-nd ambitions young
teachers who maintain a high
standard of work, rne community i
Is lo be congratulated lor navins:
a progressive spirit In education of
its children.
.4.
l E. O. Sisterhood
Observe Mother's Pny
Chnnter A. A.. P. K. O. member!
and Mother guests present were
entertained at t he home of Mrs,
T. W. Miles. Wednesday. May 9th.
Tho following program won
'much enjoyed and welt prsei
d.
'mere were inree r. r,. u. niom-
ers present; ine oiners present
were guests by Invitation
The Story of Oregon's First
Nurse Mrs. Pipes 1m persona ting
Mis. Ostium.
Song for M rs. Lumsden "In
My Ohio Home." by Mrs. Huberts.
Song by n P. K. O. Mother
Mrs. Bishop, "Friends of Long
j Ago.
'. v""""
Gray, McMullen, Roberts, David
son, Kellojfg, Swem, Lunsden.
Carpenter, Hanley, Kimball, Clan-
rey. Snedicor. Mlnear, llllen, Perry,
j pf.nnyar, Oshurn, Wult Smith,
, i,ymnn. Rishnp nnd Robinson,
Mason, Miles. Tumy, Day. MrDon-
aid, pickett, Adams. TouVelle,
Pipes, Love, Drown, Waft, Steeter,
Furnas, McKay, Hammond, Kelly.
C A. It. 'ft ftlvO PflflV
A.
During Week
The card party of the Gen. Joseph
Iine society. Chllitren of the
Amerhan Revolution, of which
Mm. G. Q. D'AJbinl Is president,
iv.'im izlvcn Af:iv 10th fit tho HI.
Mark', hall. The kIIvit nfffrlnir
i hl h a rrciviil will he tued
1 for n marker whic h la to lie erervd
.
on ine hjmii t-iiiiuiirinoriiiinK ine: .....o nii.i in. junior
j lKnini,' of the iieace treaty on Hep- Harnionlea hand will alao
i t.-mher 1 1). 1 153. hy fien. I-ane and perform durinicthe Intermliwlnnii.
I the Itoeur Klver Indiana. ITIeketa are on Kale nt the A. J.
j Fourteen tnl-? of hrldire were ! Anderson Ktudln. 1211 Knnt Main
In play, llinh iore wn held hy 'Hl- nr can lie aecured from any of
i Me.madea II. F. Piatt. I.. 11. Thur-! Ihe hoard of dlrectnra who are
, man; 1. It. Terett and C. C. Mur"-v,,ry anxioua to hnvo the people of
, ray. .Medfo-d reHpon.. and heli to en-
j The followlnit P r o k r m wni 'arite and equip the 'V," a H mily
(riven: Iteadlnir hy Kvelyn Her-
man. VAt a Bridge Parly": Spanish
: danc. Margaret Chllderi: tilano
solo. Marian Moere, "Little Birds';
reading, Pauline Brenner, "The
Courthouse In th. Sky."
I
. .
Miss Annie
lllanche Shelby,
of Gen. Joseph
RrannaauRnier
Lane, was a dlstiniculshed KUeet.
Much credit is due Mesdames J.
H. Cochrane. II. It. wry, C. B.
Wnrrane and Mrs. O. D'Allilnl, who
assisted in making the affair a
C. A. It. members in costume
who assisted in serving refresh
ments were Misses Paulina llram
mer, Lucille Murray. Lucille Low
ry, Margaret Chllders, Uarhara
Holt, Dorothea Husklns. ltllth Cor
Inne and Wcltlon D'Alblnl,
Itntlio, Program
ily Junior High
One of the finest radio programs
of the season was tho special
'Music Week" program put on
Tuesday night by the Junior high
.u'hool students under the auspices
of the California Oregon Power
company.
"The Sleepy Hollow Tune" Kountz
Junior High Olrls Olee club ,
America"
Junior High Harmonica Hand
Vocal group
Melba Williams
F.sther Church, accompanist
"Pep" Moore
Hoys Olee club
Harp sdlo
etty Stennett
J ihrainnt mmrini
: .j
! (1 lAd''a '-dwards
I n K"" " " " !" , ,
Girls Glee club
Harmonica duet
I ito' Lietrich,.TfnKley Chnmpio
i '"no solo
Dorothy Paley
Vocal solos
Melba Williams
F.Hther Church, accompanist
Group
Harmonica uuarlet
Harp solo
Deity Stennett
Plnnologue
- Helen ICdmlston
"imllutlnn of a Train"
harmonica)
(using
Fred Nonnchester
AnvilVhoriiH from "II Trovatoro"
Roys and Girls Glee clubs
Violin solo
Thelma Rarnum
Harnionlea solo
Tingley Champio
Rob Scbrecengost
Piano solo
Marian Moore
Trio
Mary Kdmiston, cello
James Kdmiston, violin
Kther Church, piano
iinrmonicu quartet
Vocal solo
Melba Williams
sther Church, accompanist
V. W. C. A. Dlni-mrs
Will Present Piny
The board of directors of the
Y. W. C. A. will present their piny,
'Clubbing n Husband," nt the
Junior high school Tuesday even
ing. May Kith at H p. m.
This play Is given for the bene
fit of the V. W. C. A. and the pro
ceeds will be used to establish n
much needed department for the
re,?f .!!;an,,e"tM M who!
lore traveling thru the city, who
'look to the "Y" n a rduce nt mm.
r"rt "nil prutprtlnn
ilelha U'IIIIhuiii Hnrt Ocotkc
!M"'lrtox have nunnenteil lo iiHnmt
u-lth vo.miI .inu .1..
. "" " or Ihe city a nmeta.
Tl cast includes the following
Mrs. Blanrhe Newman, a bride,
Mrs. Walters.
Mrs. Henrietta Ashton. her sis
ter from Boston, Mrs. E, Iverson.
Maud Ashtuit, oveiKrown Hii'l
ilri'SNfd youiiK, Marie IvtTon.
Hillft Mm. Nowmun's colored
cook. .Mis. Domiiu Taylor.
wash
latty. Mis. N. H. Nowcomb.
.Mm. Ottoway, old llino prund
nuithor Mrs. Surah Cornwrll.
M is. Ferris, her daiiKliU'r, Mrs.
Woodford.
Dr. (.loorulana Jordan, a spin
kUt feinlnlst, .Mih. W. C. McCuIh
tn. .Mrs. WhiliH-v. inclined to ho
jealous, (ihnlvs Kryr.
Mih. KeynuldH, u harRain hunter.
(Mrs. I'arri'tt. ,
Mts. Hurry Hudnon. inclined to '
be mivtiuti, Mrs. A. J. Anderson.
Mrs. Skylark, a woman of ideals,
Mrs. K. V. Maddux.
Scene A co u n t ry t o w n .
Time Lung ago.
1'rutnpler Mrs. (leoiRO ladd.
Ouach Mrs. W. 9. (iilmore.
Society Personals
Mrs. Lottie MoMullen of Seat
tle is a RUest of her daughter, Mrs,
A. It, Mason of South Holly street.
Miss Herlba 1'orler expeets to
leave (his week for Stanford where
she will take a nurse's tntlnlnir
course.
Mrs. J. p. tl.dde, of Seattle, dlfl
trlil oi'Kanir.er of Delphi!. n Study
rlutis was a visitor In this city
during the week.
Mlsfi Olna Anderson of Phoenix
is entertaiiilug as house guests
over the wck-end. Miss Kuth Gal
lagher. Miss Mary Waring nnd
Miss Marion ftiiRgs.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jilocker of
Shreveport, Ui., and J. K. Johnson
of t'ouperstmvn. X. 1)., visited S.
W. McOuat and J. A. Moffatt
homes during the past week.
Jane Snedlcor, organizer of the
Meilfonl Garden club, has been ap
pointed member of the member
ship committee, State Federation
of Garden clubs. The annual meet
ing will he held In Portland June
2nd.
Ma rxa n A d y , h ead of the A rt
department of the Ashland Nor
mal, will bring one of her c hisses,
to Medford Monday to see the
Charlton Fortune exhibition of
nlctureH now being held at the
Snodicor Shop. These pictures
will be in Medford hut a few days
ipbre and those who have not seen
them should avail themsclvos of
this opportunity.
WEDDINGS
Of much Interest to their pmn$
friends in th
:if Miss Myrtlo Ilercher, daughtcC
of Mr. and Mis. u. wv. ri. . . .
Dlllard, Oregon, to Herbert K.
Williams, formerly of Roseburg,
now residing In Medford, which
was quietly solemnized at theKirst
Methodist church, Sunday, May tith
nt 1 o'clock.
Rev. T. H. Temple read the Im
pressive ring service In the pres
ence of a few friends und relatives
before an altar decorated with
bridal wreath, pink and white rose
buds nnd pink sotck. Mrs. W. M.
Van Scoyoc played Lohengrin's
Wedding March,
The hrlde wore a becoming blue
ennejiible with- hat to match, and
carried a shower bouquet.
After the ceremony the bridal
party hod dinner at a hotel. Fol
lowing a short wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Williams will be home to
their friends In Medford.
The bride has been employed at
Ott'H Music store In Roseburg,
where she has been very popular
and has made many friends.
Guests nt the wedding were: Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Ca nil day of Rose
burg. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hereher,
Dlllard. Forrest Williams. Harry
Matthews und Mrs. T. 11. Temple.
Rird-lihrbartll.
Reese L. Dlrd of Marysvillo,
Culif., and Gladys M. Khrhardt of
Sacramento. Calif., were united In
marrhiKe Sat unlay morning, May
111, at -the Methodist parsonage,
this city. Rev. T. J I. Temple per
formed the ceremony, using the
ring. Mr. Dlrd travels for the
Pulmnlive-Pect company, with
headquarters nt Marysvllle, where
the newly-weds plan to live.
Legion Auxiliary
Notes
On Monday evening, nt the
Armory, at S o'clock the American
Legion Auxiliary will meet for a
foclfil gntherlng and program In
honor of Oregon's birthday, Moth
Dny, nnd Charter Member
Day. There will he refreshments
find a good time. Let each mem
ber dq her hnt to bring with her
an eligible prospect for member
ship. Social Events of
Church Societies
The East Side circle of the First
M. K. church will meet Tuesday
afternoon, with Miss May Philips,
923 East Main street. Vlsllora ill
way welcome
Tho II. M. l.. '..,.e Study club,
will meet w ith Mrs. Mury Down.
1 n 7 l'ortlntul nvenue UVtlnosiUiy
uni noon. Miu Kiloy 1). Jlfiisun
i will lend the atudy.
; The pictures to he rIiuwii at the
I'l-eahyteriaii chunii thin Hunilay
jevenlnir follow rnul In hln aecomi
' mlssiunary Journey. They depict
i tho KtirrliiK Hcenea of, hla Mace-
uonian can, ine iiuiu oi mo iiru
city of TheasalonUa. nuw Siilonlin.
the womlera of ancient llreero n
'seen In Athens and Corinth with '
its maKnifUent umiiiiIch
fllHl llS I
Khrlnes. nUi- uf u KieatniKs once
tht'irs. The ramiMiM Acropolis.
Mars Hill. Tvmpio oi Jupiter, pn-
Hn or MocratcH, ana oilier scenes
connected with the. life of such
men as Socrates, 1'lato, Demosthc
ns, Aristotle as well as the grout
Apostle 1'iiul. One will appreciate
tho value of haul's famous speech
ion Mais 11111 better wilh u knuw
llodKe of the ancient setting-
T This mornliiK mothers nnd
. grandmothers will he honored. In
I! sung and messttKC. Wear u flower
j fm your mother and find your
" place in tho Iiouho of woihhlp, In
her nienutry.
Tho FedernU'd Churches of Coiitml
Point
J. M. Johnson, pastor.
"Jesus Knters Jerusalem," Is the
title of the lesson we study In (he
llihle school tomorrow. Tho text
Is In Mark 11:1-1 S.
The word for our memory verse
is: righteousness. School opens at
9:4G.
Mother's Day service at the
morning preaching hour. In song,
sermon, and tribute we will honor
the memory of mother. The ladles
quartet and the young men's glee
club will give us the Bpeclal nvim
bers.
The young people will have
charge of the evening service, nnd
will present the local work of the
Christian Endeavor in the differ
ent departments of the work. Good
munic will be a special feature.
The undesignated offering wilt go
to the young people's work.
Presbyterian Pi-lituiry Department
cry Active
very active part of tho Sunday
school Is the primary department
of the Presbyterian church, whleh
has a membership of over 60 with
nine teachers and classes.
Miss Helen llullis, who has been
superintendent ot tho department
for a number of years, has her
work thoroly organized and with
the help of the class teachers hi
doing very efficient work.
The classes are graded accord
ing to the pupil's rank in school,
first, second, and' third grades be
ing Included.
The primary room Is especially
adapted for the work and adds a
great deal to the spirit of rever
ence prevailing. The children are
now taking especlaly interest in
saving their pennies to finish
.decorating the room.
Miss Bullls will he very glad to
welcome children not going ot any
other Sunday school.
Woman's Home .Missionary
Society .Meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
of the First M. E. church was held j
Tuesday, May 11th at the home of
Mrs. Clarenco Meeker with Mrs.
W. 11. Meeker and Mrs. C. A. Corey
as assistant hostesses.
Mrs. Arnsplger presided during
the business session, following
with the mite box opening, which
yielded a goodly sum.
Mrs. Dr. Hedges led Ihe liludy
progrnm with devotlonnls and
singing, giving .tho study llnplo,
"cHnh and Morinonlsm." Mrs.
Wiley gave a leaflet slory on Bing
ham Canyon.
A vocal duet, "Building Men for
Ood." by Mrs. A. E. Lyuinti nnd
Mrs. Allen McClee.
Mrs. Conklin read an nrlide re
lating to Rest Cottuga ut Seward,
Alaska.
Mrs. T, Temple gnve two vocnl
numbers, "Deep Klver," and "A
Merry Brown Thrush."
Refreshments were served dur
ing social hour, by the hostess nnd
her assistants.
(.nest Day OliMcrved
Ily Cliiislluii Missionary Society
The Women's Missionary society
of the First Christian church ob
served "guest day" Tuesday toricr
nnon In the recreational hall of the
church. About fifty members and
friends of the society were present,
there being visitors from Ihe first
churches of Portland, Salem,
Eugene and Ashland.
Following a brief business ' ses
sion, presided over by Mrs. Everett
Ends, who has been a faithful and
'efficient president of tho society
for two and a half yenra, an Inter
esting nnd instructive vurb'd tiro
gram was Riven by a commlttco
composed of the six division lead
ers with Mrs. It. L. Ray us chair
man.
"We've a Story to Tell tn the
Nations" wns sung by nil present
and Mrs. Wm. Archer led the de
votlonnls, reading n passage of
scripture and commenting on the
verses read.
Mrs. II. L. Ray commented on
the work of the I'nited society
giving some Important facts con
cerning the work of tho auxiliary
societies.
Mrs. fierlrtlde Klrkpntriek pre
pared and read an unusually good
paper on the life and work of Dr.
and Mrs. Dye who ure missionaries
In central Africa.
Mrs. De Wayne Heed sang
beautiful spring sung, being a
eninpanled on the piano by Mrs.
Sim ma.
Mrs. Clarence Boyd gave
splendid talk on the life of Dr.
tfticllon and his labors In Tibet
Mrs. James Urlgsby und Mrs.
OREGON MUSIC TEACHER'S
PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION
......
Tno thirteenth annual convention of the Oregon Music Teachers' "
nsnoclulliin will meet in .Mcdfiiid, Monday and Tuemlay ot next week. '"'
.. ... . , . .
unit,, .li'l...iHi liilmln- M..u flirrr
Heliiline, vice prchltlcnt: Mr. Frank F.lihenlauh. treasurer; Minn
Elizahetli Johnson. reeordlllK secretary; Miss KUzahuth Levy, correa
pondluK secretury. V. ; -
StanditiK committers Include: Miss l.eonu O. Marsters,. prOKratn;
Mrs. K. 1-;. lore, arraiiKeiiients; Mlwi lather Church, publicity. .t '
I'ltlMIHAM Monday. May "I
8:00 flet Touether llrei.kfast. Hotel .Medford. ....
K:30 HeKlstratlon, I'reshyterlan Church. ' .. ,
!l:30 OpeuliiK Aililress, Mrs. Cllfrord Moore, president 6. M. T. A.
Jtesponse .Mr. II. O. Aleiulerfer, mayor of Medford.
9:4& Business nieetlnir. 1V " '
11:00 Discussion tKthics Siflndardlzatliiti). '
1!:00 No Host Luncheon, under auspices of Medfnrd-Ashuind Asan. i
(I'reshyterlan church). Selected vocal numbers Klsio Carltuh I
StraiiB lUosehurK), with Frames I.lnlolt at the piano; "Hymn
To Thu Sun" (Klmsky-Korsakow) V. Caiieton Janes (Medford).
with Mrs. V. C. Janes, at the piano. Mrs. K. K. tlore, locul chair
man, presldinK.
1:30 Vocal DiHcusslon. Mr. P. A. Ten Ilnai, chairman. Practical '
talk oir voice production with demonstrations, hy Mr. Ten lluuf, '
to he followed hy general discussion. '''
l!:3i Violin Discussion, Mr. Ted Hacon, chairman. The Practical ' '
Value of linsemble I'layiiiK, hy .Mr. Uncou, tn be fullowed hy
Kenerul illHctisslon. " '
3:30 Teiichlntr As A Fine Art, Miss Clara 'A. Trotter, supervisor of ,
Intermediate grades and Instructor of psychology, Southern Ore- ' 1
gon Normal School.
4:00 Gulden Party at the homo of Mm. Dclroy Oetchell. Hostesses.
Greater Medford Club. Piano numbers by Miss Luclle Sapping- ' 1
ton, Roseburg.
6:30 No Host Dinner, Hotel Medford. u-
8:30 Concert by Portland Artists, Presbyterian church. Mrs. Henry "
V. Met2gcr. soprano; Mrs. 8ylv(a Welnalein Margulla, violin; Mm.
Thomas Caniek Hurko at the pianu; .Mr. David Campbell, plunn;
Frederick W. (loodrlch, organ; Portland string quartet: Frank
Klchenhiub, violin; Sylvia Welnsteln .Mnrgulls, violin; Ted Hacon,
viola; Ferdinand Konrad, vloloncellu. .
(a) Concert Overture in K Flat : William Faulkes '
(h) Tho Little Bella of Our Lady of Lourdes....H. B. Oaul
(c) Vesper Processional Harvey B. Haul
' Frederick W. Cloodrlch
A Few Observations on Modern Music.
Mrs. Thomas Curricle Burke "
1 Pastorl Plzzetti' .
Nobble ' Resphlgl
Trois Poesies de la Lyrique Japonaise Strawinsky
1 Aknklto, 2 Muzatsuml, 3 Tsaruiukl
Amoureux Setiores Hnussel "
1'anyre aux Talons d'or ..Poldonskl ,
Mrs. Metzger ."
Mrs. Burke at the piano "
(n) Nlgun (Improvisation) from the Baal Sham Rultei... ' ' ,(1
Krneat Hlocll '
(b) Allegretto Hoccherlnl-Krelsler
' ' Hylvln Welnsteln Margulls Jlra. Burke at the piano. . .. '1
Japnnlsches Kegcnlled ;....,'.....'....'.....'.i'oseph Mnrx ,.. , ,
Vnle tie choplu Joseph Marx'-''.,-'
Zigeuner Joseph Marx . : ,..
Walklkl Charles T. Orlffea ,
.Mrs. Metzger Mrs. Burke at tho lilnno ,
llah-lork-llythe Martin Shaw
yulnlen. lip. 81 Dvorak
Mr. Campbell and Portland String Quartet
PHOfiltA.M Tl'KSDAV, MAY 22
8:00 Oct Together Breaklast, Hotel Medford.
9:00 Business Meeting, reports of committees nnd election of of-'
fleers; Presbyterian church.
10:00 Harmony Discussion, .Mr. Frederick W. Goodrich, chairman.
Method In Teaching Harmony, by Frederick W. (louilrlch, to be
followed hy a Hound Table Dlsciissiun: each speaker to be limited
lo three mlnulcs. ...
11:00 Piano Discussion, Mrs. KUa Conncll Jesse, chairman. The
liiitio. Its Technic and lis Ucpertmie, by Mrs. Ella C'onnell Jesse,
to bo fnltuweil by a Round Table Discussion.
:a:00 No Host Luncheon, under the auspices ot Oregon Federation
of Music Clubs; Presliyterlan church.
1:00 Oregon Federation of Music Clubs. ,
Greetings Mrs. Walter It. May, president
Federation Miss Helen Calhreath '.
Federation Plans for Oregon Mrs. Wnlter ft. May
District Federation Work..Mr. Klbert C. Peels, president
National Federation Work Mrs. Warren E. Thomas
Junior Department Jeun Wurrcn Cortick ,
Hlate and N'atlonul Contest Mrs. Clifford Moore ..,"' '
Bulletin .. Kato Dell Marden
Music In Seltlement Centers .....Man Boss Walker
Why Federate? One Minute. Talks' by Hciirescntutivea
of Federated Clubs.
Mrs. James (lauld, Corvallls. . ' v
Mrs. Caiilun Wlllliims, The Dalles... .
Mrs. WIHIam Horsefall, Marshrield.
Mrs. Charles llelnllne, Hnseburg; und others. ;
(a) The Sea MasDowell
(h) Tlmo Was When I In Anguish Lay. ...Chas. T. (Irlffes
(c) Night Song at Amalfl Mrs. 11. II. A. Bench
(d) At Morning Jeanne lloyil
(e) Htrera Winter Watts
Margaret Kennedy
Mrs. Warren E. Thomas at the plnno
2:30---Chorus of no Jncksnn county school children, under the dir
ection of Miss Leonn fl. Marsters, Southern Oregon Normal school.
2:4.1 Public School Music Mrs. Anna Ijindsbury. Beck; chairman.
3:30 Kcenle Drive (Couresy of Medford Realty Board), visit to nor
mill school nnd ten In Ashland civic Club house' on Winburn
Way, (courtesy Ashland Music club, assisted hy the Civic Im.
provement rliih. Monday study club. Fortnightly Study cluh,
Ashland Study club, and the Delphinns. '
: Dinner, Hotel Medford. By courtesy of Medford notary, KU
wnlils nnil Lions clubs. Musical program by Miss Elllaheth Levy,
violin and P. A. Ten Hnaf. baritone, null) Bedford, Ella Connell
Jesse at the piano. '
8:30 Concert. Presl.yterlnn church. Miss Martha It. Jleyuolds. or.
gan, Portland; Mr. George Hopkins, piano, Eugene; Miss Doris
Helen Patterson, harpist, Eugene; Mr. James Stevens, baritone,
rtsiiinini; .n ims ima tjtwrence,
(a) Allegro from The Fourth
(b) Chant Pastoral
(c) Told bylhe Ciimpflro (Legend)....
Miss Reynolds
(a) La lille mix Cheveux de Lin..
(I.) The llnril.n in Inn n,.ln
"tl ml nil
I close my eyes and listen, . . ,
The falling rain I ennnot sec ' ;:'
Seems to purl and flow through : '
Tho Garden ' ' "
And Flood the Gloom Invoked by me,'
Miss Putierson
Symphonic Etudes
Mr. Hopkins
"THE CITY OF JOY" Deems Taylor
(Words by Charles Hanson Towne)
(a Spring In town .
(b) Poor put hnppy '
(c) on a roof garden
(d) Homo
, . . Mr. Stevens
(a) Prelude In D'Mlnor ..Rachmaninoff
(h Scottish Gnvoitc , Hopkins
(r) May Night I'alingren
(d) La Cumpiinelln Pngunlnl-Llstt
Mr. Hopkins
Gerald Barr sang an" appropriate
duet wl'h Mrs. Slnims accompnny-
ing und nil Joined In singing
"Jesus shall Helgn."
- .i l,.n . xi r.1
at tho piano, Ashland.
Sonata..
..-.(lullmant
Dubois
Hugo Goodwin '
! '; 5 4i;
;.'.:' :..J..:T)ebuHsy; I
.;...i.,.:,;presle J
Schumann
I The missionary benediction was
repented in closing,
j The committee In charge served
i refreshments.
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