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8 & O G O o pivot: fiv O o0 ' TT ukfkly cm i:d.u Wenonah Club, ilunu- of 8- Florence Hush in Ashland. Thursday, .1 uly HOtli. It li hands invited for covered dish 4 luncheon in Hit- evening. 4 Pythian dub picnic Thurs- day. July 26ih.' The 11. M,-. L. Rihle Study Club w.Il met Wednesday uf J tt-rnoon, with .Mrs. M a ry J Down,, Mi'H. K. V. Maddo 4 will lead the study, John :Msi 4 chapter. Spoeia I business lo transact. Members urged to ! a 1 1 fiul. Visitors welcome. HtKii- lliv.-r Reekeepers picnic today, Jackson 1 lot Springs. The Ladi'e.s' Aid .society of J- the First Methodist 1 -'pisevpa I church will meet in regular ) Home Coming. Tufs.lay after- noon in tin- church parlors. 4 Tin- Mary-Martha circle will fr have charge of the entertain inent. ! American Legion Auxiliary i- meeting .Monday evening ut fr 7:Sn, July at the Armory. J 7 Daughters (1f rninn Veter a ns of ihe Civil War and their tamilies will have a picnic at J the Win. Lyman cabin at - Ldgewood iKtrk. next Sunday, July L'lMh. & W. C. T. C. luetiDK. v. w. C. A., Tuesday. July I'Cih, a! 2 o'clock. 8i'-i-tj4!-!-i-8j-t Kershaw Hellman Withllng Kvrnt of Idi st Week AL tho Methodist church of Bremerton. Wash., Wednesday aft ernoon. July h, at ) o'clock. Miss Augusta Heilinait, daughter uf Mr. and M rs. ;. J. 1 leilman of Mr (iregor, Inwa. became the bride of (onion K. Kernhaw, son of Mi, and Mrs. I. M. Kershaw of Med? lord, re. The ceremony ,was read by Rev. Alex O. liennett. The church was prettily decorftted with guulioll, ruses Htul sweet-peas. The bride, entering on the arm of her brother-in-law, . Dr. F.. (i. Longely of Rremerton, Wash., was lovely in a French dress of ro.se beige satin and lace ami a-large picture hat. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses and sweet-peas. Miss Frieda Schneider of Wood burn, Ore,, maid of honor, wore an lirchld georgette dress and carried !t botKiuet id' roses and lavender sweet-peas. Jiurtnn Wood of Port la nd, ru., - cousin of the nt'outu, Finix heSl man. ' The quests were: Dr. and Mrs. K. (. Longely of Hremertoti, Wush., brother-in-law and sister of the. hi ale; Mr. and Mrs. 1'. M. Kershaw, father and mother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. ;cnrge W. Douglas. Kieunor Wood and Burton Wood of Portland, Ore., and .Miss 1-Yieda Schneider of Wood burn. Ore. After the ceremony a four-course wedding dinner was yerved at Al rierhrook Inn on Hoods canal, a picturesque KUininer hotel DO miles in mi Hrenierton, overlooking the waters of. I'URet .sound and the Olympic mountains. The bride 1h well known in Med ford, having taught in the Jackson school during the past year. She is a most popular girl with a wide circle of friends. ' The groom graduated from Med forrt high school and nt tended Oregon State college and the I'ni versity of Idaho. Following the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw left tor Scuttle. They wil spend several weeks on the const, followed by an extended trip through the Canadiart Hookies, visiting in Iowa and Illinois. They will be at home in Medf,,rd about (he first of November, where .Mr. t Kershaw will be in business with ids father. -M ;rcter .Medford Club llat SM'clal .Meeting. Kolhtwing the luncheon of Hie Greater Medfold club nt Oie lintel Medfonl on l-'i iday , nmui at 1 o'clock, a business meeting was held to discuss whether r not the I.uke Ryan home on lla,rtlett and Jnrkson street should be purchased for a club hou-jc. Mrs. R. V. WMIiams, the newly appointed president gave full par ticulars pertaining to this property which had been secured by the board. The property was valued nt $10,000 but eould be purchased for S,rt0, terms to be arranged suitable to the club. The housa Is in splendid condition and fur nished throughout. The club has given card parties in this home unrt found it very convenient from a socinl standpoint as well as for a club house. On the nth'!' hand it wns discussed whether or not a iw club house with auditorium jrml rooms other dubs in the city could rent, would not be the most satisfactory. The dlseussion lasted for over threo hours and was live ly from bcRlnntim to etui. Ideas from both. old and nw members were givrnv-anrt the problem of a hew club .or community house was weighed from every anifle. U was decided that the Women's clubs (.f Medfonl need a pi. ice to nwet and that the time was fit hand for the Greater Medfonl club to act. The motion was made to re tain the option on the Ryan home nnd a committee was apoini-d to get estimates and plnns for a new building ami to also investi gate other property that would be sultnMe for a chili' house. The" next meeting will,- r.? luncheon at the Hotel Me.lford on August Cth nt which time i. p.Ws of this committee will be given. AH member are urs'd to at- nd tjts special meet inc. I - i ten a In (Jiioma Q formally nt Home Mrs. Charles A. Wing, Mr. Har IRENE DE Phont old Wing and Dr. Strirhland. moth er of Mrs. Charles Wing, were Sun day evening guests at the home of! Dr. and Mrs. II. R. Klliott. Wiw-; nf 40 el Have INi'iiic The wives of thi- 4a ot s'a m- . joyed a picnic supper at l.ithia park in Ashland Thursday even ing. About 14 w.-re present. Afir ; the picnic supper they attended ! the band conceit in t hi- park. Ho-ts at Dinner Hoc no I lk Hotel Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Crews eiiter l;iimd at dinner Wednesday cve- iiiing at RiKUe I'.Ik. honoring Mrs. -Knuie l-n.y-.a:i of Valley t'ily. N. ' D.. who is n house jmp'si of Mr. and Mrs. Ceurgc fodding. t'ovei . Were plaeed fur six. -- Hit -of-'low n ;nt-.,i Uit liiamoml l ake Mism Helen Herbert, accompa nied by Miss Dorothy Doyle of Man ' lYnnelsco and Miss Kthel Mc.Mun nus of Reno. Nev., returned Thurs- , ilay evening from I Haiuond la ke. .where (hey haw been enjoying a . vacation of tv.o weeks. I.itiicheou I'any On siurilii. Mrs. ,,tp Andrews was hostess to a group i,f friends at luncheon, on Saturday at the Hotel Medfonl. t "overs were placed for Marie 't'liurchiU, M iss 1 ranees 1' rater, of l.ongvieu. Wash.. Mrs. T. .1 . . Artuspiger, .Mrs. l.amm and the host ess, lt4'eke'M'iV .tsociaili)ii Will llavo Pleulc T.aay I Members .f the Roiie River I lteekeepers as-ir-ifi t ion and their 'families will hold a basket diner at the Jackson Hot Springs today, i At noon the luncheon will be j served under the trees, with each family bringing their own baskets. and the afternoon's main business will be an inspection of apiaries in (that vicinity. - V, T. I . Meeting ; On Thm-Mlay ! The members of th W. C. T. L". Will have a special meeting at the : Y. W. t A. at U o'clock Thursday. The members of Ashland W. C. T. jr. will be the guests of the local jiinion. An interesting program has iheen planned and refreshments will j he- served. All members are urged ' t ohe pres-ent and to bring their ' friends. i I Vrnct'li'uu Ley ion Auxiliary j Will llavi Mei'tlug Monday I Pins! IMns! Who does not have j an auxiliary pin? Monday evening, i July i'3, at X o'clock at the Armory, ! the Medforil unit of the American : Legion Auxiliary will have a suf ficient number of the official em blems to supply every member who ! for uny reason does not have one. Members, new or old, who have , not been initiated are urged If) be present so as lo finish this before the convention. f (Om-or-Town finest Isit 'inter tMkf j Mrs. Knute I'roysaa of Valley if'ity. N. D., Is a house guest of her Mouther anil family. Mr. and Mrs. Jfieorge Codding of Queen Anne ! avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Codding and their ' guest spent last week at Crescent ! ( it and the Oregon Cave!. They j drove to Crater lake during the i past week, anil Mrs. I'ruysaa vis jited friends in Myrtle Point. , Mi". Kroysaa Is dean of music at the I'niver.siiy or Valley City, N. I ). 1 Med ford People ', ltd urn rmiii l-ji-st Mr. and Mrs. I ten Sheldon re ! turned the first of the week from an extended tour in the east. Mrs. j Sheldon visited friends in Chicago ;and other eastern cities while Mr. j Sheldon attended the republican .and democratic conventions. They visited Mr. Sheldon's mother iii I .Minneapolis. j Mr. Sheldon will leave today for 'I,os Angele.s, where he Is connected' -with the Los Angeles Daily News. Meilford filrl Married liiM Week hi Arkansas Announcement of the marriage on July 14th of Miss Wilma Jejine Rower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Villiam A. Rower of Hanisoti. Ar-kansn-, and Floyd Kdward Taylor. has been received by friends in M' dford. Mrs. Taylor is well known here among the younger set, hav ing 'attended high school in lft:'ii. -7. and Ilvtd with tier sister, Mrs. Paul Rarron. she is a No a niece of Mrs. . w. Oreene. ;,-(n south Central avenue, - - Rowciia Irrlr Ha- leing The Ituweiia circle of the Ve. mr-n bnlge had their soY-iui and bus inetts meHting fur July at the home nf Mr-n, William Dobyns on Kings highway Wednesday nftertion. July 1. After the hustn'-ss was attend ed to, all present .-njoyed n few hands of ."iOm. At a late hour the hostess .vfrvfd delirious rcfrfh iipnts The August meeting W1 b" held at the home of Mrs. C, W. Howard. 4ih Reatty street, with trs. C. C- Howard ai hostess, on August 1 (. Out -of -Tow n (hicIh TTtiiBeJ At I.unrheon nt llnti V'4fonl. M rs. Thomas .P Amspoker en tertalned at a 1 o'clnrk luncheon at the Hotel Medfonl? on Fifthly in hontir rt out-of-town guests, who a ! t iitin here. Including Miss Frances Frater of Iongview, a s h . . who is a guest at t h t iuvioker h'-me. :tnlQir. nnd Mr-i ror::n Werner of New York. wTio . t !((! ni: rHai v in thi rflv. Cuf sts inelndrd Miss KnnrM Fratet,0R-. and Mis. Dornn Wer- LOSH, Editor 390 - L or 74 ner, Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens, Mrs. Lydia Andrews. Mrs. l.eona Marsteis, Miss Alma l.awveiue, John Curie and the hostess. Alter the luncheon the part enjoyed the picture at .Hunt's Craterian, "The l.ion and tht Mouse." Mrs. Y. Rerry 1-iueiialits l Side ( lit lo The Kasi Side circle of the First ' M. K. church met with Mrs. W. T. 1 lierry. Crater like avenue, Tues day afternoon, the president, Mrs. iJ.A. Duron, presiding Seeial fea tures of-the afiernooii were read ings, "A Prayer" and "The Reali ties of Canada," by M i.-s 'lara Rerg: accordion solos. "Tlo- l.ittle hur-h in the WHdwood" and "Su a nee River. " Mrs. W. T. Rerry. During the social hour Mrs. Rerry. assisted by .Miss Clara Rerg. served , cake and punch. legion Auxiliary Women Attend l.uncheon in Sjileni, Mrs. Mary K. Chaney. presiilrnt , of the Women's Auxiliary to ih I A me' lean Legion; Miss Relva Ai ; ken, general chairman of the con vention coinmission; Mrs. Roland Sin it h. on the housing committee. ! l. ft Friday by auto for salem, where they attended the 10 o'clock, luncheon on Saturday of the Sa lem auxiliary in honor of M is Aiacimyre Wallridge. national president of the American l.e ; giou Auxiliary, who is their guest. They returned home Saturday evening. Dr. Virginia Rlgg KiitcrUilns t Ricnlr Dinner for Cu -sts Dr. Virginia C. Rifig gave a pic i nic dinner Thursday evening In honor of her son. Dr. .1. R. Rigg , and Wife of RlooiililiKtou, III. i Invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. O. C. RogKS, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Sleeter. Dr. and Mrs. F. (i. j Thayer. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pipes.' Mr, and Mrs. W. fY. Rucker and 'Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Ranks. Dr. a nd M rs. R Igg arc lea vlng j today for Sequoia national park, where they will secure pack horses i ami travel 70 miles back into to , forest, and where they will spend a month. Dinner nnd Rrldue 1'arty Kvent f the Wcvk. Mrs. C. O. Humphrey and Mrs. A. 1. Collier were hostesses for a 'dinner party at the hitter's new home on Fast Main street Monday ; evening in honor of Mi, and Mrs. , F. D. Kmory who leave soon to make their home in the north. I Dinner was served on the lawn, j followed by bridge. Mrs. Kdward Leach held high score and Mr. Kugene Thorndike low. I Covers were placed for Mr. and I Mrs. F. D. Kmory. Mr. and Mrs. II. Pace, Mr. anit Mrs. K. Reach, 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. i. Collier and Mr. i and Mrs. (i. o. Humphrey. ! 44 Daughters of Veterans j Picnic en duly I The Daugters of Fnion Veterans ' of the civil War and their faollb's will have their picnic July 2!) In I stead of July J2. Members of the (J. A. R. ami j wives are invited. Any who can I go are asked to telephone Mrs. i Fred Carbis, ll'ts-X, or Miss Irene : Rrow n. fi I - H . The Daughters w ho have room I for others in their cars please tele , phone, so thai all can he taken j out to Mr. and Mrs. William Ry I man's cabin at Kdgewood park, i.luly 9. Rrlng well-filled baskets, jalso plates, cups and silver for each one in car. j Alpha iH'Iln ( Ins : Have Pk'nlc at Ashland ' The Alpha Delia elasK of First : Christian church held their regular class party In IJthia park at Ash- laud. A bounteous luncheon was served at 1 o'clock, everyone hring- ; ing well-filled baskets. I The committee. Mrs. Kindred as chairman and .Mrs. Peters and j Mrs. t ierrad as helpers, served 1 punch to the crowd. A business , period followed, and reports of till -. ferent committees were heard and business pertaining to the el tins was ' taken care of: After this the crowd jscallered to enjoy the natural beau- ties of the park. Theie were 7 in attendance. Record Atlcnihinct- at j Itand ('inrt ! The l-'.Iks' band gave another one I nf their popular concerts In the ' park Friday evening, which was i attended by hundreds of people, j A splendid program was rendered I by the 30-pieee band under the , direction of 'Wilson Wait. ' Those who had the pleasure nf , attending Die concert Friday even ; ing noticed tho improvement In 'the behavior of Dim children. u ; lint only bothers the people vh't are listening to the concert, but also the members of the band nnd ; Us director, to have children run- ; nlng through the crowds. These concerts will be given every two weeks on Friday nlghtH. j ' Ashland Art Sm-IkhvI Have IMcnlc Wagner Cre"k The lei he and students of the .Ashland art school held a picnic on Wagner creek Tuesday evening, I having tlje usual good times, picnic supper nnd jollification. After the .supper around a hug camp fire each took turns In telling storien, sinKlng songs, doing stunts nnd so forth. 0 The guests of th evening were Dr. Mnttle Shaw. J.Oif. Fuller, V. V. Mills. Dr. W. .1. frnndall. K. ;. Harlan, Mrs. McCarthy and j-mnll on ami d.j tighter. Mrs. slushr of Astfirkt. whose daughter attends art febool. Wa" alo one of Ihe pa(f). Today a lrng parry ( S ihIpihs ix making a Hip lo t rater bike, going In via the Crah.-r Lake high- way and retuiQng vLtj Klamath ( Fa IN and the (ireen Springs high- ; ny. About 20 will make the trip. ! The work In the ni l school . is ; progressing well, with much inter- ; e-t and enthusiasm being shown in , every department. Miss White, the director, feels; well pleased with the way attend ance has come in. She will hold an art exhibit, both in Ashland and ; Medtord. in Die near future, about which more will nppear in this pa per. C roll ne Andrews ami Doinit W'iiMr (Jivi1 (ouvn In .Vshlaml. Among those from this city who attended the conceit given h i urollne Andrews and Doran Wer- ner at the Oregon Normal in Ash'and. this past week were: j Mrs. T- J. Armspoker and guest.! Miss Frances Frnter of l.ongview. Wash.. Mrs. Porter J. Netf. Mrs. Alan Hraekinieed. Mr. and Mrs. i 'corg Andrews and son. (Jenrgo Kdward. Mrs. Delroy rietchell and da ughter, Oloria, M r. a nd M i me; Sieveiis. Will Andrews. Miss Ronnie Andrews, Kd Amlrews, Mrs. K. i: Core and daughters, Rose and Dorothy. .Miss Oeneva Dorothy of Jacksonville was also in Hie party. a Popular Mcnll'cnl 4 i trl Murrleil- In t'orallis Announcement has just been made of the marriage of Miss Mar jorie Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Myers, of this city, to Vircharnd R. Ray ner of Kugene. The wedding took place on May 2!' at S o'clock at the home of Mr. and M rs. Virgil Jackson in Corva His, Rev. A. R. MacLeod of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Mrs. Raynor Is a graduate of the i Medfonl high school and the I'ni-j versity of Oregon, and is affiliated! with Sigma Kappa sorority. For ; ihe past three years she has been J employed in the Fniversity of Ore-i gon library. Mr. Raynor, a former student of the Fniversity of Oregon, is at pr em traveling representative for the Remington-Rand, Inc., in ibis tt r I rltory. j 1 Rusimss and Professional Women i Knjoy Picnic Wagner Crck, The Medfonl Ruslness and Pro- J ; fessional Women'H club enjoyed a I picnic and swim on Monday eve.- 1 ; ning, nt the Kvan Rames summer ! home on Wanner creek. , The new swimming pool adjoin- ing the Realties place was the jf.-ene of a riotous parly, where ex- pert swimmers and amateurs play ed together. Super was served at the summer home of Mrs. John White. Thirty-four members of tin? club enjoyed this affair. . Finployes of the Adrienne Stew ard apparel shop were in charge of arrangements for t.ie picnic. It I was decided that the next meeting of the organisation wit) be held jointly with members of the Orants I Pass Rusiness Women's club. The flute and place will be announced 1 later. I . .Mr. and Mis. A. St nil ton Kntertnlu I At Country Rome for nests. In observance of the hi!nd blrtl Iday anniversary of Mrs. P. D. .r. and Mrs. Frank Collie, who Smith, a family reunion was held n.(t. lM,on visiting Mr. and Mrs. ut the country home of Mr. and Rh-y D. Hensen, have gone to Can ! Mrs. A. E. Stratum this past ad,T to reside. , week. Twenty-two relatives from aa 'several different states were guests 1 at the Straiten home during the ' week. For the dinner party on Tues- day evening, covers were placed j for the guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Smith and daughters, Marie, Alvei na and grandson, Da- vid. of Morton, Wash.; Miv ami Mrs. U K. Smith of Redmond Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. C, 1). Kunkel and daughters, l-nura-.lean and Marion of 1-os Angeles; Mrs. A. F. p.urke of White Water, Calif.: Mrs. Mabel Hatfield of Kan Dteco: I Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. R-aeh and ; dnught rs. Reverly .lean and Adri- enne, Mrs. Julie Rishop. A. C. Rishop. Lowell St ration and tne host and hostess. The ituests departed for Iheir various homes on Monday. M l'gion Auxiliary Husy Willi Cmiveiilioii Plans The Medfonl post nf the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary is busy at present witn plans ror me conven tion which convenes in this city August 2, 3 and 4. Jint now the concerted effort Is on the housing situation. Anyone having available rooms who have not been called upon by the eom- mlttce. phone Ihe following nu'iu j hers: Mrs. Roland Smith, chair man, and M i'H. John Duller, Mrs. I R. A. Holmes. Mrs. C. O. Ilumph j rey, Mrs. Ted Ruker. Mrs. L. K. ; Wilson. Mrs. Tim Daily and Mrs. j R. H. Rryant. who are cooperating i with tbt Legion committee of which Carl Tungwald Ik chairman. ! I : very citizen of M"dford is ex ! pelted to furnish every avallrible i i-onm for this fjveiit as It beings I thousands of outsiders here and (will prove a boost for ihe many things Medfonl has to offer. The entertainment committee has secured free ovles for nil dele f"icx and alternates, a swim at the N'at, public reception at Fnlvenlty club, golf for thoe findlm- time. da noes for it 1 1 three nights ami nl her features to , be developed later. The ladles oT the baptist church- are planning to make Hit conven tion sessions n comfortable ns pos sible, with breakfasts for the dele gates, lunch at noon, and ti matron , in charge of the building. The cnurcn was judged ionr ny ine ne-i pnrtment officers ben here in f May. an there aro many commltte rooms, plenty of .mountain spring I water from th Fix or seven drink -' ln fountains and a cool, refrenh i Ing place in Die lecreatlon hall for the noon lunche. it Is close to the; I-gton hall at the Rlks club, whleh j ellminat long, hot wnlki bet ween juini HPwiimK. Hevmty-slx unitu from rill over the Ktate will be nrefcent'-d with from two lo -even delegates and HliernatcH. The delegations nr iMited In the convention hall ftc. eroding to nOmbemhip. Plneirrts with n very attractive deHiKn hnvej The lople for the arternoon was heri planned hy Tom Kwem to he j "Mhlftji of Home Mission Ltnpha - "d In th piling nj well n nlxn I"!"' with Mrs. w. c, kIch leader, DO milt placard to d-Ognnte rTinn Several different Intereilng nr - ihe state that have mnd 'the quota. JOAN DKLOSll. Eltven vear old Joan DeLosh J.; been veiling Mrs, W. H bit Hern, -4.' North Hint' .street, lor tin? Ium several days Hurt has (tone east iur s-vtral weeks before returning to her hen. in Medtord, Ore. Miss Joan accom panied her Hiandpurcnus, Mr. r.iv! Mrs. S. Sumpicr timith. of Medlotd, who atleuded the Republican con'"'i vemion m Kunsns City, and liae Mr Rune east to visit. Ivy Joan is the daughter of Mr. uiul Mrs. B. T. HeLosh. 325 S.mth Holly street. Medlord, Ore The article above recently ap pealed in "The Review." Decaiur. ill. The department offio rs are Mrs. : .Mrs. Win. W. Mcln Mrs. Allan Cerald Wilcox, Antelope Kelly. Raker; Mrs. J. tur-f M;llhfM)li :tm, t-,.v,..ltl(( silem .... ' Movie Parties Popular ; "Movie partie the home (which have been so popular in Do Fast are gaining favor in Medlord, several such affairs having been given here of late. Films taken by the host or hostess tire usually shown iilthoUr;li ofthues augmented with comedy or drama. reelK which may he rented from the. film li braries, 1 Society Personals Mr. and Mrs l(. are spending the v Woriiii'in k end at Crescent i "ity. Miss l''rances Frater of Long view, Wash., is a house guest of Mrs. T. .1. Amspoker. hn of Mrs. II. D. Fearey and Mrs. .In Denison spent Friday as guests friends in ("rants Pass. Mr. ami Mrs. Carl V and son, Champliu. an the "Champliu Kl Ora" Mr. and Mrs. John S. . Harrison ' guests, at ; ranch. I Orth have as their hm.se guests this week-end Mr. and Mrs. .la.m-s Pel,,,,, f 1-ort KIAtnnth. i ,. . TT.,,,.., ...in,. ...,. Mr. and Mrs. lilenn Taylor and Miss Rarbara Wall for (l several weeks' j Yelowstonc park. lofl Sal unla y motor trip to Mrs. Anna Mik ter. Miss Mercia this week from xiafl. In califoinln 'he and daugh relurned home severa I weeks' M i. and Mrs. .In men Stevens. ! Mr., and Mrs. Doran Werner, and Mr. and Mrs. Porter N'eff mo tored to Crescent City today. j i ICugene Orr and Fn derick and 1 Robert Colvig are on a motor trip to the Oregon Caves and Crescent ! City. They plan to be gone a week.' Mrs. Klin II. Itromley left on t visit with her Ron Horace Rrom h y, U..U lu in i jy ut Sunt u tJaniu... avenue. Misses leel and (ieorgia I'd wards, ft lea nor Peters and Louise Flu br er leave today for 1 tiainoml lake. j where ihey have engaged a cabin lor ii week s vacation. Mr. nnd Mrs. C, W. Meyer and so us Ralph ami Francis of Sail Jose, Cnl.. nre the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. c. McCuiston at their home. 'It3 West Main street. Mrs. R. L. Wilson recently re. re t '""'.pr a m-vera I da s visit in Portland with Mrs. Charles i ooowiti of Chicago, who off in Portland for severa Htopped I days nl the Congress hotel. Mrs. It.. Mulliulhind and daughter, Mnrjorle. and -mother, Mrs. Amift Cole of Los Angeles, who have been enjoying n W'ek'i stay at Proniert, art expected to return to this eiiy ihls week. Mit-s Katherlne Kdmeiides of Loh Angebs. formerly of this city, who has been n house guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Rohrs, lefl Friday for her home. she hns been on a j-evernl weeks trip to I Alaska. . j. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Kershaw re turned today from Rremerton, Wash., after unending the wedding of their Hon ionlon to Miss All ' IftlrftiL Iteilmtin on Wednesihiv. .Itilv ID 'Plwii. nv.,l Clio leli. I.i tln.le I . OIuMhU))ll,, Social Events of Church Societies Mr. It. I iter fKnt-rtnliiN McthodM Chimb Society j i ne lanieH or toe .Missionary mi. ; niety of the .Methodist Rplscopal ciiiircn wuin met nr ine nome oi aiim. ii. 1 , j-irer itH-Hoay arternoon for their regular mont lily social meeting, with Mrs. Wilkinson as hotew. wre given uy memKers or the; BocWty. At the clone of the' 'lessouQ howP Q.is fcQen lor Mis ' Handd Rurnett. Mis, Wslkin-on. assisted by Mrs. Fifcr. svi i d dehuioua l efresji- mi nt.s. O I'iivi Church of Cbri-l. Scientist. Authoi i.. i branch of the Mother church, the l-'irstoShn rdi ..f i l l') I Sci- nt jvt. in Cki, ". .hi-s Sfl'Vire :i!e h-bli c. try -'ni:.t. at 1 1 nVlork. t hlll-ch edifice. 1 - North ).ik,!..le. Subj-it i i Sun day. July :;' - Tiuili. Sunday .hoo at !" 4... 'anis under th ae oi twenty may be admitted. Weil nesda y evening meetings, which include testimonies of Chris tian Si'ieiic.- healing, at s o'clock. The Reading Room which is in the Med ford Rmldim; is open d.iily fnini IJ A. except Sundays and holiday. The Rilde and all auth orized I MiriM ian S--ience lit et a l ure may be read, borrow ed or pur chased. The puldic is . ordiallv invited to atend the services and vl-at ihe Reading Rim. 4 M rs. I 'ora WiUmi Hostess oiim u's Itiblc ( lavs The l.oyal Worn. nV class of the First Christian church held ilo-n inn n I lily meet inu at the home nl' Cora A. Wil-'on. at ll'l) South Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Woods called the i ling to order, after which Mrs. R. I,. Davis read the scripture b-ssoti Mrs. Cor.i A. Wilson called the roll, eacli member answering with a verse of Scripture. The miliules of the previous meet ing W ere read. after which business was discussed. M rs. Cert rude K irk pal rick sang a beautiful solo entitled "lie Keeps Me Singing." Mrs. .1, S. Crick fa vored the group with two readings which w.-re very in.phing. Mrs. Allise furrier also gave a nadim; entitled ::Duty to Cod." Mrs. M. A. Robinson nave the poem --l-ittle Drops of Water." The poem was not ill.- original, but a very humorous imitation. Miss Helen Wilson neconipaiib-d Miss Irva l-'ewell, who sang n num ber of songs. I ia inly refreshments of punch and wafers were served, after which Jin enjoyable social hour fol lowed. i WEDDINGS W heeler- Whirtl. Miss It la nche Wiard a ml Hale Wheeler Were iplielly marrii'd by Rev. lOuton at the parsonage on Saturday, July Mth. at T : :i i p, in. Only a few relatives and friends , attended. After a brief trip to I Silver Sand Reach ami Tillamook they will return to Medfonl. where they will make their home. The bride is well known here, being em ployed in the .lacipie Lennox mil linery simp. The broom is em ployed at Mann's Department store. I A ou ol wiwblb.i. ivnu u..l.....i.lv.,.l , (,f j iUm (' ,,,.,,.,.,, (. , ,ini( K:itniav nf ,,,,. u ,,,,, I t)'P l.erth.i Itelh 1 leuilloe. hecame the wile ol' Cletnaiit Hewitt. The rooms were bra mil nl with seasonal flowers and the ever Im pressive service was read hv the Reverend Mell of the Christian church. They were attended by Miss heryel Smith nf Jacksonville IU,d Mr. Robert Schwimk of Los Aw: eles. Duly Immedinte inemherH of Ihe families were present. Mr. ami Mrs. Hewltl were grati tudes of the RiL'tl class I'nnn ilr Medfonl lilgli scluxd. Alts. llcwIR lias just finished the teachers' Raining course lruin the Ashland Normal. Mr. Ilewllt is manager of one of the Skagg Sufcway stores In Los Angetes where II ey wilt be :tt hoine to their friends niter July :to. f Miss Joyce Andrews nnd Addi ! son I . Helms were married on Thursdtiy, July lit, lltus at (.'rants ' Pass hy Reverend Dodson at th" RaptiHl church. Immediate friends and relatives attended. The imp Hals came as n surprise In many friends. The bride has been a Medford high school student. The gronni has been east studying art for i wo years. They will make their home In this city aft auto tour of California. Radio Program KMED Hnll Tribune-Virgin Station The fifth weekly American Le gion frolic was staged Friday! night at the KM Kl) studio from j ft to in o clock with a ntinibei of visitors present anil the streets! near t he station lined wit h earn i filled with people listniug in. ) Ra Iph Stewart's Syncopatm'1 ! played the fol lowing numbers; ' A Canoe and You," "Let n H in I I e Re Your Fmbrellii," "Thi-I's What I Call Keen.' "Remit if ul," 'It ream of Lnvn ami You." Rack In Your Own Rink Yard." "i id f lut and Oct Fnder the Moon.' "Rain,. "Wing In" Home." Members of th were Miss Alice Owens. group pianist, Ralph Stewart, drums and direc tor, Reverly Carroll, saxa phone, : II. S Cleveland, bass horn ami I I e Rergmnn, trumpet. Ot hei'H who tooit part In the j progni ni were Mrs. Itnl h Reed J ! who Ming "Comin' Home to You." f f i ri I f ftrr -,';:;:; rrLEM MAY GET Aln.lilox, tMior. who saw: "TlMii' ll v" "-"-lll Oil I I Mb. I .Ih,vk p.e Rjiom In My I For You,'' and Don McOale gob. who played several monha selections Including lmprfhn of the bugle I'iln Davl announced and ha r hls call. gli e ,n hr,rt ,fllk dverilsing tlm Le o..in w,nv..to.. j ejct Frhlay. July the final from the frolic will be broadcast ; local Ration. Tho "Conco nlavers" scored real hit Tuesday tiicht with radio ; fans in general when they present ed the Intent play from Ihe pen J of MIkr IIHcn Morris. "A Cttp of - Forfce. The drama wbh lenn with huntnti Itilerest mid wns enii Ramblings of a Hi- Kditor As my hiiO, en telling I thought light like !e of th- e,e -p-Mt R.- . and Medio I.I. OUIveheS, -;de ,-f hoboing tile ho.pitatde h n.i'h '(Uipp lllle th( or tboiml Rll. We did a l ill 1 .i.-::i.'. on hot h -i i .ni -the sto. -kings Hew. a lid one little mending, stocking- and fully leali.e I a n army, t r;i i -II a no feel, s.. not t-nt ii ety -lioe :Js After g mending ded mng new the shoe, feet. Rut, night l.i.:-.i ill lit -II with the f !aml thou the moiini ami dinfk al.is' no could lllls ns with ban on After . ymg I 1 troubles w Hh l.i:'. comfoi lalde 0' ! lie I i: -'l I lllle I he lat'ie. nd canteen given us l. t ho school and I'o.us Creek e thought of the I. lends .eci.illv of our grambli;R weie .-aing behind. Rill made up ui inlllds that si thing tor us was outdoor Suniia; M'l" .llg W 1st Hie wc i e-.oluiel- put away im ihtoight-- Tin- weather sant and, had it not bee l.o t ii t a l;es all our m i ion n- till plea Ihe tss mountain, v. e would joyed i he scenery. Thai ey. sprni in tin- loa ut il ul 1'iiing a nip Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kllioit at eka. Having known tio- Rlllots Vi at Pioneer Park fir a number of ! yen,-. W c i Xpectt-d to find a beau tiful camp, and we u-iv not mis taken. We believe Hot one ramp ill live hundred Would t.llal the Rlliotr,. i:veithitiK tt UUiet. clean and orderlv. Judging by the way people Hock there, others lee I he siiini' way. .Mr.-. Rlliot also has a lovely house at the entrance in the jcanip. Wc met there two teachers I from Oakland; limy mapped out a road whereby We could reach our , dest ina t ion on paved roads, wil h- oul going thi ouch any of the large fellies. A pleasant five hours was spent at Weed, our home 1 f years .ago. Very eW people We olice kio-w were there now. The miiits , ler i-ry kindly took us in his car. jours being loaded, to call on the few left. Perhaps the greatest ! pleasure was the visit w ith Mrs. j Aimer Weed, wife of the late Sen ator Weed. She Is now almost Mi , years of age. knew me instantly : and w as us pleased to see us as 'we were to see her. We also met the granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Likewise, Mrs, ("al jkch and her children, now mur ine,!, and with children of their own. And last, but not least. Mrs. : l-'.riciison. wno was church organ - 1st then and si I II conunlies so. after 1 years. We spent the night jut a camp ju-d beyond lumsmulr, j comfortable. The next night we (camped at Red RliliT on the Sacra mento ris er. This w as also a pleas ant camp, bill not like the Klliols'. There we met 4 Mr. and Mrs. Meade of Medford, who wer,- on their way homo from sou t hern 'a lifornla. The church at Rogue River had given us a day bed, so at noon each day we stopped and had a good rest and sleep. And Tor myself I 'found il a great help, as I have not been very well. At Red Rluff we turned to the right. We then began passing the great wheat farms, and t his, wit h rice fields, seemed to be the only products of the country all t he way to Renicla. Rut the ranch bouses were all well back from 1 he highway, so doubtless t here were family orchards and good gardens, only we could not wc them. One thing", we especially noted was ihe absence of cattle, sheep, hogs, chickens and turkeys. ceded to be the best of Ihe Nurrh plays. Many who henrd the KCO ren dition of this mime play a short lltne ago were of Ihe opinion Ihnl the local presentation was the bet ter of the two. Fletcher Fish who look the role nf the father an'l Ait h. W. F. tiulsehhury as Hi" mother, were both excellent In their parts and Melhu Williams ""land Karle Davis wmi much p nil hp I for their splendid work as the daughter and son. The play was directed by Kurle Davis and pre sealed through the courtesy of th" California Oregon Power company. PhuiH lire under way lo put. on another one of these clever radio d ni mas aL an early (lute. FIRST LADY GOES SI'PFRIOR, Wis,, ,lul' 21. W Two fishermen, instead of the usual one. started out from ivdw Island lodge over the Rrulc river today In ijim st of tt out . Mrs Coolidge decided fiiblchiy It w.i- time for her to do lmr share In j provid ng a fish dinner for the Coolidge household, and Joined her husband In the frail canoe which John La rock . t he Chippe wa guide, was holding fast to the binding stage. $350,000 HOTEL ; BAI.KM. OrP. .1 ul v 2.tfly)--jTi'iiluilvo plnnn for h $:!r,(i.(ioo hoiol ; l.v ly Hal I). Pinion, who wllh I IiIh liroihcr, V',. Cookn Pntlon, owns iironi'i iv on Conn Hliwt lwnv (he stale louse where It is planned to erect the lintel A flvcaforv utrne. Hire, to he leased for la years l W. M. Dean nf Hall Francisco, Is contemplated. IVan. who Ium been here for sevenil days, hnn re- ; tiinioil lo San Fianclwi to mak'. i financial ariaiiKetneiiti'. Foots Creeker Wi lid not lea only four II llle I 1:1, Ml I., I'll We nds of tur- oii tio- immense Milk is l'U cents a Ids uuart all oyer I i I i f oi n ia , We iu-O tinned tf the font and mouth dis ease had eh ;u ed I lie country of livestock: we,-,, toid ii was only dairy st..- k that di.l. so still doti I know w hy t tie a I most entire ab- We cro.ss-d :h M.iit nen -"-traits .it Rcniiia. and tlo,.- we saw the ii. .1 pa i siril-,. b-avii.g AU-dford on Monday. This paper proclaimed the nomination ,, Smith and Rob- lllSi u. W, straight paved i.vad ! Jose here we saw Missio the old mission, built in IT?. Di'.-s weie ripeninu on the great old date pa III) trees. There were a No many bea lit il ul trees, shrubs and plants low to us. Hut signs wer.- up. Pi ivate grounds, no' ad UH !oi Ry p tll w,. were in Sa n Jo.-.-, w he: e we had ottr first meal w :th vegetable. Wc had. so far. only lYuii, coffee, meat, bread and huiier. Then on a ga in, e. - P' ctmg to reach Urdu ( Park th.it evening After having Red Rluff w i' w em miles at ;i time without een seeing a car. Now we were on the Santa i "i uz high way, and - .lis w.-ie thick as bees a)o,nd a honey j.u. T.i k i iig a cros--ctit at Camp Kvars. w- unexpectedly came to Mount lli'llliiill. I ee we Spent ihe Sabbath pe( che,i otr a sliding side hill. For the privilege of pitching our, tent and balancing out selves lis best W e Could ami not even being .allowed fire, we laid M for the two nights Spent there. Wo had. t hough, as camp neigh bor, a teacher and wife from Oak land, who were members of Dr. Slisley s rhurch. We found them very pleasant people, and really enjoyed visiting with them. Also on Sabbath n t ii ii in i; wc heard a most eieent scripon. with good music Now we ean.'t help won dering why there must he ho much expense willi so little convenience. II would cost $Hi per month Just to pitch a tent tin those sliding bills, and then have lio lire. Cot t.ige.s cost in proportion to size and the furniture. The smallest charge for two people in a cabin is per mouth, the tenant fur nishing everything but water. Mon day. .Inly L'. we came up lo Red wood Park. Merc are lovely camp grounds, g 1 fireplaces at each camp and a large table ami bench es. We are free to gather all tho wood we wish, the oijly restriction being not to cut any live timber or pick flowers and shrubs. Crowds of people here, coming and going nil the time. Peddlers come In ev ery inoinir;- from near-b ranches, bring all kinds of vegetables, milk: cream, bread, eggs and fruit. Also the store Is well supplied. With (he exception of milk, eggs and meat, prices are about like at home. There Ik a good county library i here.' the only reiiuiroment for us ing the honks being to deposit $1, which is returned when you leave camp. I a iiirevelhig in the boks I find here: Ihe history of the In dians In North and South America, ami the great civilizations (,( Mex ico, Central and South America In bygone ages, also histories of the early settlements of California and Ihe hardships of crossing plains and mountains. ' ' ' The Salvation Army comes In on Thursdays to hold meetings, ami on the Sabbath there usually is a service. Also, the manager gels up an impromptu program each eve ning for the entertainment of all. Anyone is free in sing, speak or perform. We have had some good music and very entertaining fun makers. MRS. W. M, CARLK, Redwood Park. Cal. July 1H. Rll'X. PLANE MARRIED I CHICAOn, .Tuly ,;t. UVi The crew of the I i nns-Atlantic plane "Friendship." here fiir n four-day vihlt. had added another plane to : t he roster as it whirled Into the third day of n round of receptions ! today. The new member i.i Mrs. Lou Cordon, formerly .Miss Ann liruce of Rronldlnc. Man., who late last ' night became the bride of Louis "Slim" Cordon, mechanician of the Friendship. " The bride. In a IMiHHt gown of luce and white sut 'in. a ift of admirers, was given m j marriage by Major Reed tandls of t 'hiciigo, former classmate of I Amelia Far hart, now famous ns ithe first woman to cross the At llantic In tin airplane. M Ks I'arhart, n RoKton social Tworler, who graduated from a Chi cago bigti Hchool in I HI 5. tempo) jnuily steipei from the nmelihl. .MisH Lai hart mil in a box durhif? ihe i-en-moiiy. The wedding of ()ordon and Miss Rruce was performed in n puhti" ballroom by Munclpal Judge Will- Ian K. Fetzei, while fiouo persons ; looked on, ci Wilmer HHiltz. pilot of -;the , j "Friendship." . was Gordon's be ; man. M Imh l-'.arhart nindo no ! speech but w as presented to the crowd before the wedding cere i mony. -. . , chbTigo showed Its appreciation with many bridal gifts. Including a Sl'ilitrt cstule on Lake Con mo. Wis. I Meet In Kiirckii. HA N FRAXCIHCO.The eighth i annual meeting of tho Redwood I Fmplre iiMSoeiation will be htdd at Fureka October 11. 12 nnd 13. tho executive board decided at a meei ; ing here. The question of whether ! a caravan tour !hoiild be organised was left to the Redwood Kmpire hoiet-ri'Mnrt ron fore nee. ! HALFWAY. Pine Valley Her ald will ls.-u hiff special develop 1 merit number. MISS EARHART'S MECHANIC ON
