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Newspaper Page Text.wr.i'r wuh'.w.y i ij A i)A 1 . in IUI1IMV r. Irene DeLosh, 325 outh Holly St. Phone 3aO-L or 75 IIWI'.LAL, .ui'.Ul'UMJ i g I weekly calendar Just Folks Circle, -Metho- I church. Home of Mrs. f orin S.hcnck Thursday, ,,ucr 11. d-iK' Valley Women's Col- ! j. dull. Hmite (if .Mrs. Hvn (plow, U South Laurel street, ! turdav. October 13. tit in. Children's Drama club. try Satuulay afternoon. hervisfon .Mrs. Percy Hruy. Jf. Core's studio, Sparta jMing. feegulur meeting of Cliry- Jlheniuni Circle No. 84, juhbors of Woodcraft at In ji. in., Monday evening, ituber 8, in I. O. O. F. in. fit. .Mark's Guild. Friday Jnber 12 at 2:.'(0 p. ni.( Tide parish house. Past Matron's dub. 10:00 flnt'k luncheon; .Monday, nbt-r S. .Masonic Hull. Alpe will follow the lum.li- tumblers of Veterans, Fri- October 12. 1 ;i d y Elks, Wednesday. Avhev 1 0. 2 o'clock. Elks' sfciple. Hostesses, Mrs. O. iik. Mrs. F. Bellinper. . H. M. S. class, Metho church guest day. Church tjlnrs. Tuesday uitcrnoon, uber 9. idie.s' Aid. First Christian lurch. Home ot .Mrs. U. E. Upnrd. Spring street. "Wod rtfduy afternoon October 10. Junior hitfh faculty reoep- j $ by P.-T. A., at school, incsday evening, 8 o'clock, j ber 10. ; E. O. meeting. Home i Mrs. C. W. McDonald, j East Main street Wed- ill ay afternoon, October 10. 'tocohontas Lodge dance li social evening, 4 Friday Wing, Octobtr El. t. Ann's Altar society card ujty. Parish hall, Friday 'ttmoon, October 12, at -chL-k. C. T. V. meeting, V. V. fi. rooms. Thursday after-' Mfri- October 11 at 2:110. 'tffiMe Ilock school benefit 4 rdpram by Medford school jmisic. Table Hock school evening, October 12 Joe Pian! clock. mo recital for Dorothy offe and Dorothy Burgess, lofric of teacher. Mrs. E. E. o(e. 1 Hi Geneva avenue, htjrsday, October 1 S. Roosevelt Parent - Teacher Irfll" will meet Friday, Octo erjl2 at 3 o'clock. thian Sisters canl party. m T e m i 1 e. Thursday ig, October U. pater Medford club rum 1 sale, Thursday. Friday Saturday of this week. West Main street. jlrss of .Mail Tribune live Bride at Fall Wedding. petty home wedding of tho a son was solemnized Satm fiornlng, Octobec (i, at S at the home of Mrs. Dora irtes, when her daughter, viaii datd J'i'nwu transparent velvet. : inl with lace, and carried a 'et bouquet of yellow rosebuds nil's o fine valley. "Jbrldo'H only attendant ter! John W. Hess. Jr., N aiephew, who acted as ,vas her ring 1 ftt tile eereniony a wedding ikftt was served at the lior.ie l'f and Mr. 1. X. McC'olloin. ' liul aunt of the bride. Thu esjvere attractively decorated i Kllow flowers and tapers in f t'indlesticks. "'"'ing u wedding trip to FiinciBco and other Californi.i -Mr. and .Mrs. (irlflitlis will liotne to their friends -a; liew buniralnw - on North n-treet. tile liridp and groom, are Mi'iwn In Medfiird. the bride n been employed for several n the clerical department, Kioniii in the press de "H of the Medford l'rlntinij Lillian Greer of ek-end gues tof Ashland Mrs. S. Piti smith at Edgewood park. 'lubflee Quartette MTliMi Church This Week. preservation of the bvely 'WI.MliPH of the soutn In the "lk songs I very worth ' If this day 0f 1 haime and - I'hp various colored chn- d quartettes are perform- Valuable service, rspeciall;- "J uth tf our lountiy. whej prfs-nt hv plantation nieto inja way an pptable to much f-'ixie Ju'.i '"y-inus at 1 he Piesbvterian reh . Wednesday evenlne. 1) f harmonizes hiosi beau "rland each singer ha.- re- " thn, rough musica I train a de n'grttes - form hi;h class ori;nni:$- Mr. and Mi entertained at evening Geo. s. Ceut'ne Huberts dinner on Fidny Neither. L'niied States district atturne and his assistant, F. Marsh. Ctntfal Point People , Will Uosldo Hire. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Kindle of Central Point arc moving to their home in Med Ford on Willamette avenue recently purchased. M r Kindle is a member of Hie firm of Heche and Kindle who operate nor vice stations in Medford and Central Point. Former Medl'oril People i Visit Friends Here Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Harbcr, of Tacoma, Wash., formerly of this , city are visiting friends in this city. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs.! -Charles Palm at their summer ' home at Handon last week. I i I Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Smith of West 1 Eleventh street entertained as din- 1 ner guests Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. y. Hotehkiss of Portland.: liBhlful tftu lion. Miss Helen Nonis Play jOver KMK1) Tuesday ! The many friends of Miss Helen 5 i Norris. who are interested in her radio plays were very enthusiastic I over her latest drama, "Ann Man ; ages." which was broadcast over ! KGO Thursday evening. Her plays : are unusually interesting as they Ideal with everv dav life. This is 'the fifth plr.y that has been broad - least and reouests for more arc re- cast and requests tor more arc re ceived by Miss Norris daily. Those w ho did not tune In on, KGO Thursday evening wilt be able to hear it next Tuesday, Octo- ber !Mh over KM ED, from !t to 10 : o'clock, through the courtesy of i the Copco. ' Mr. and Mrs. E fin Creek have Mr. and Mi's. G Lehind, Illinois. J. Mu!r of Grif as horse guests F. MeFIruJc of Miss Hil I. son Homos lirldge Pnrty Mis.s Carmen Hittson entertained informally at bridge Tuesday even ing at her home on East Main street. Three tables were in play. Miss Joan McNiven held high score and Mrs. Charles Strange second. Guests Included .Misses Jean and Jessie McXiven, Alice I ianscn, Marion Briggs. Miss Webb. Miws Tucker, Neva Samuels, Frances Staecy. Hilda Mundy. liertelle Mik sche and Mrs. Charles Strange. Jnsl Folks Circle Will Meet Thursday : The Just Folks circle of the First M. E. church will meet Thursday, October 11 lb with Mrs. A. Orin Schenck at G2ti South ' Holly. ' ; sired. ; Mrs. . I Wash. A full attendance is de- Bell Green of Pullman, stopped off in Medford this 1 past I Lee week lo visit her niece Mrs. ruttle and brother P. O. Shir ley, on her way to Los Angeles. Table Itork School Benefit Program The follow ing program will given by the Medford School MissjMusic for the benefit of the Table the school house, 4rlbnvd Griffiths. j Friday evening, Oct. 12. at S:". wfcrend Raymond Roes, of the As this is one of the most pro t f ltihudist Episcopal church, gressive and public spirited school roftncrl the imprvssive ring districts of the county and 1 hey 'tnOny in the presence of the! desire to add to their fund for iei;tte relatives, before an ini-; school equipment, the eonimilfee altar of ferns, baskets of 'extends a cordial invitation to all ladiolus and other fall ' interested in the school anil com mit nit v to a III nd. A delight fill etdre the ceremony, Miss Es-j evening ()f music, dancing and cn- JU'Collom, accompanied by tertaluing readings is assured. ' Bath McCollom, both cousins 'Selection from the comic opera. -M bride, sang "At Dawning.", Firefly Rudolf Friml ' fMeCoilom also played "the i Piano trio, ti hands. Spanish GHjg march from Mendelssohn.; Dance Ducelle heibiide wore a gown of "strol- j Dorothy Pa ley. Marjorie I'aley, Dorothy Gore Voice, j "" (I.) "Duma," in English. Oh Sole Mio. in Italian Alio Bianehi, tenor Violin, "Majurka" Stallthvskl j Bern ice Bolger ' Rending, ' (a ) At the Photographer's ' Harriet Ford j (b A Leap Year Leap Walter Ben 1 hire Mrs. Percy Bray Piano solo, selected Miss Dorothy Paley Dances, (a) Spanish Gypsy Frankle Rlnabarger (b) The Old Fashioned Miss Ethel Chord and Joe Dell Lantis . Dr. nnd Mrs. Temple In their new Selection. "Carmen'' from Bizet's ! field of service. opera arranged bv Then. M. Tobani , Kebekab Lodge -K ! Will Miive SiM'Inl Evening Mi. 1 Gore Will Present ! The Rebekah lodge Is planning Pupils In ItoHtnl n social evening following the busi- Mrs V. E. Gore will present her I ness meeting on Monday night, pupils Dorothv Burgess and Doro-!f)et. K.th. The committee In thy (Jore. 10 and 11 years of age. ! charge will be hose members hav in informal recital at her residence ing birthdays in October. Kiln 1 1 0 Geneva avenue. in ui si lay j evening. Oct. 1. at K:l,. The program will be selected from tin easier classics and will include mini hers bv Grieg. Mendelssohn. Bach.. Relnhold nd Godunl In terested friends are invited to at tend. Miss Frances l.umaiti; Kan sas City Is a house nui-t' of her sister. Mrs. W. L. .filler of South Grape street Birthday Surpii-e Part Ouartette 1 Evi at of the Week. Wednesday. October aru "as u plea in nt o'easion at th home of Mr. and Mrs. ('has Davis I IT Cottag" av nue. The occasion Peine- Mrs Davis" birthdiy. Her da tight" Mrs. A K son of Grants Pass and friend. Mrs. W. 11. Coke, prepared a lovely dinner. The 'piece de resisi.ini e" being a several story angel food ca ke all trimmed most beaut it ally with candles a nd ev erything. M rs. Davis' .son. Dana, and daughter, Eunice;, sent gifts from Seattle. Mis. Watson and Mrs. Coko came e;n ly while Messrs Watson and Coke arrived later, hi time, iho, to get their share, know ing the culinary ability of their respective wives. they wouldn't Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hohue I dioiHicd in later, and all had an : enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crow are as house guests their entertaining son and wife F. Crow of Mr. and Mrs. George Portland. HoMess C. A It. On Saturday M iss .Ion n DeLos-h was tf the children of the (Jen hostess . Joseph of the Eane chapter. Children American Revolution, at her home on South Holly street. Saturday afternoon. Eucilo Lowry, the junior president presided. The meeting was opened by the mem bers singing "America." accom panied on the piano by little Miss Harhara Holt. A salute to the flag was given, followed by a brief business meeting. Joan DeLosh outlined on the map, her trip east which she took this sumrncr. with her grandpar- ients - Pi"t'B out the places of l'i interest. Kefresbm e n t s were served by the hostess assisted by her mother. The meeting next month will be held at the home of Harhara Holt. and -Mrs. Myrl Gnrnett and tiaugnier or orvaius, are nouse I guests o: .Mi", ana .Mrs. i.en oiir- nett of North Peach street. ; Dr. and Mis. Temple Honored, : la re well Party. j A reception was held on Fri Iday evening In the parlors of the First M. E. church, as a fare iwell to Dr. and Mrs. T. II. Tern I pie who are leaving Medford. Dr. Temple, who was chosen Mrs. 1). Millard Hostess by Bishop Titus Lowe,, at the j Lndles Aid mi W-dnestlav last conference, which was held The Ladies Aid of the First at Hood liiver. as superintendent i Christian church will moot at the : of the Salem district. j home of Mrs. I). E. .Millard on The church parlors were beau- spring street. Wednesday after- tifully and tastefully decorated hvinoon, October loth. Hostosses for Mrs A. S. Bliton and her com-the afternoon Include Mrs. J. S. mittee. in the various kind and j O'Brien and Mrs. A. M. Chllders. colors of garden flowers. After hearty greetings by the j reception .committee. Tail were comfortably seated in groups about the room. Mrs. H. E. Rob bins, president of the Aid so ciety, announced Mrs. A. Orin Slienck as program chairman. The following program was ren dered: vocal solo, "Trees"; "Where My Caravan Has Rest ed: Mrs. Edwin Nichols, accom oa n 1st : M rs. W. M - Va n Scoy oe. harp selections; Miss Esther Palm er. Rev. Carmen E Mell or tho First Christian church and presi dent of the Ministerila associa tion, of this city, spoke briefly, but very impressively, in his re marks regarding Dr. Temple, who had until recently been leader of that organization. Vocal so'os. "Hilts of Home." "Isn't It Time." Mrs. M. M. Ho gan. accompanist, Mrs. W. M. Van Seoyoe. Mr. A. W. Pipes represented the church, in his whole hearted way, by a few well chosen remarks, regarding the very pleasant rela tionship, which had existed, be tween pastor nnd church during the past three years; Mr. Pipes, in behalf of the church presented Dr. and Mrs. Temple with a large Pat:eim phfrre1 of Crater Lake Dr. and Mrs. Temple re sponded graciously In their usual appreciiitlvo manner. , in.. e.w.i iiP church .OIf I.UI - i deaconess, very ce ed concerning "This rW- niHii Great Conn- ' trv" and Its many advantages to the Christian woi k in our city. At the M rs. M. close of the progt am or I N- Mojnn. reception chali man. qualntance" readily rer anmn com ed "an ac-; which was t Mved. At the close; of Ihb contest, it was announced i Arnsplger. hail ' 1 hni Mrs. Olen i written and correctly spelled Hie !most names of those present and was awarded the pi ize. ! Dainty refreshments were serv- mI with M i s. R. W.' Sleeter nnn Mrs. J. J n,"l with best ter whicn an uwpmivu 1 wishes fir the great success 01 Kogers is cnan tnnn 01 Royal eigbbors and WcmhIiiicii Maw Dinner Party The coniinitH'M ff Royal Neigh bors who prepared the sumptuous dinner for Neighbors nnd Wood men last Thursday evening flt much repaid, not only by the many wordd of commendation but by the f;t that the lare crowd seemed m ( f.v the mnnr nun me com panbmshlii r each other. It indeed an enjoyable time. As sooo a s the hall could wte f 1 b i pie-0 1'il each order w nt Into ses sion, tin- Royal Neighbors initiat ing a class of four. Neighbor Sla-ilth. dtidt b t demit v was present and was royal ly welcomed back 1 Mistletoe j f n talk on Wfit-(ranip. In the course the work in her district and over the state, she brought the gratify ing news that in the contest just closed in August, Oregon went over the top with over $2S,(iU0 above the (tuota of $-loO,o.io. The camp is preparing for a Hallowe'en party the H.Mh. M Mrs. F. It. Filkey and children who have been visiting relatives at Weuatehce. returned home Sat urday. Dixie Club ; Have Meeting The first meeting of the year ot j the Dixie club met ut the home ,of Mrs T. 15. Pottenger on Jack isonvtreet Saturday afternoon, Oct : ober ll with twelve memberHnd j two quests present. Roll call was answered with current events fol- lowed by discussion ou art. Dur ing the social hour refreshments were served by the hostess, j Airs. Charles J. Fry. .Mrs. C Mi-Douahl Host4'ss P. I0. O.'s on Wednesday The P. E. O.'s will be enter tained at the home of Mrs. C. W. McDonald, SL'3 East Main street. Wednesday afternoon, October 10. All visiting P. E. O.'a are cordially invited. Prof. Vlultig Will Speak Junior High Reception A special Invitation is extended to the teachers and parents of the city to attend the reception for the Junior high faculty given by the P. T. A.. Wednesday. (Jet. 10. at 8 o'clock in the school building. An address will bo given by Irving E. Vining on the subject, "Important Periods in Life's De velopment" and there will be a fine musical program. Brief talks will be given by the heads of de partments on their work in an ef fort to bring home and school into closer relationship. A pleasant feature of the even ing will be the social hour In the upper hall when refreshments will be served cafeteria style and an opportunity be given the teachers to meet the parents and other friends. No admission will be charged. Past Matrons Chili Will Meet Tomorrow Tho Past Matrons' dull, u society of the Eastern Star, will meet to morrow (Monday). October Sth, at t he Masonic halt. Hostesses for the afternoon will be MesdamcH C. D. Thompson, C. Wootl and It.. G, Fowler. Rogue Valley Women's Club Will .Meet Saturday The Rogue River Valley Wo men's College club will meet Sat urdawirday, October 13 at 2:30 p. m. at 2fi South Laurel St. Hos tess, Dr. Eva Maine Carlow. Social chairman. Mrs. Olin Arns plgeer. Program; Mrs. Lcland A. Ment zer, "European Impressions," by Miss Elizabeth Burr. Special mu sic. Lady IJks Will Have Meeting Wednesday The Lady Elks will meet at the Elks club Wednesday. October 1 0. from 2 to ,ri o'clock. Committee in charge. Mrs. Earl Gaddls, Mrs. ("has. Young and Mrs. Frank Bel linger. Cards, pool and refresh ments. ' Return Home After Visit Here M r. a nd M rs. Job n Rru ns of Berkeley nnd Mrs. JuIch Brand and daughter of New York, left l's.il nxuil ,l t' tll 1l,.n,n. nft.m vbdting; at the home of their cousin ai rs. .Morris i,eonaru. L.,,,.,,.,,,,,,, n i.;0rtnm I()im. of M,M ,Ilfj, Mubler win hostes. on Thursday afternoon to the Carna tion club. She was assisted In serv- Ing by Mrs. John Seller. Despite the rain, there was a good attendance, with a number of visitors. Plans were completed for a jolty time to be had on Hal lowe'en, as well us plans for the Christinas meeting discussed. The meeting In November Ik to be held 1 " u' I."' a yilitnn Slslcrs Will Have Curd Party The first game of the series of card parties sponsored by the Knights of Pythias und Pythian Sisters will be given Thursday evening, October 11, at the Pythian j temple. Bridge, five hundred and Hon hie will be played. Playing j will begin at 8 p, m. Everyone ' welcome. Rc liefen h Fa rev ell Part y II oj toting Mrs. VI, T. Weel Dressed an small girls, the mem ber of the degree staff of Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 2. led by their captain. Mrs. Walter Bergman, who looked the picture of sweet 16. gave a farewell surprise party at the beautiful new home of Mm. H. W. Conger, honoring M r. E. T. Weed, who Is leaving with her 'shand to spend the winter In 1 nv ?r, ( 'olo. '-rry kid games and all-day suckers were enjoyed t0 stunts peft'ormed by each one present. Mrs. Weed was placed in the seat of honor to receive a basket of glfis which proved to be n hand- kerchief shower with good wMie from each giver, whih Mrs, Weed read aloud. And to the surprise of all pre.wrnt a very largt; pack age under all others was found and it pencil, containing a large red handanu haudUerchlef with an original poem with sincere good wishes, saying he knew the hand kerchief whs not t h" right color but large enough to do, and "what not" from Bro, Conger, who was not present. An abundance of de licious refreshments were served and the Uebekah kids present had a merry time, but all present regretted the departure of Mrs. Weed, even though only for the winter. Wives of V. S, Oftclals F.ntei-talneil PnM Week Mrs. Clarence Hotehkiss. wife of the Cnited States marshal, and Mrs. J. E. Kenyon,wife of Clerk Kenyon. have been entertained and driven over the valley by several of the ladles of the city during their visit here the past week white theri husbands were attending fed eral court. Mrs. Hotehkiss is prominent in Daughters of the American II evolution work and visited Mrs. Gordon MeMracken. ex-state regent, in Ashland Friday. Miss Mary Bell, secretary to Judge H. S. Bean, attended the funeral of her sister-in-law at San Francisco Thursday. AH will return home after the adjournment of Cnited States court early this week, .AJdfl 4 ' Mrs. Bciimmi Leaves For Brief Trip lo California Mrs. Eve Benson will leave to day for San Francisco on a brief business trip. She will obtain notes on the dancing teachers' con vention which she was unable to attend, and will also Interview a number of professional dancing I ' , ! teachers to get material for this i season's classes. 1 Mrs. Benson will return Thurs- I day morning. Regular afternoon i and evening classes will be held ' as "usual Thursday. The first dancing party of the winter season will be held for the pupils and Invited friends on Fri day evening. October l!Bh. Classes In ballroom da niing will he hMd on Friday at 4- o'clock, Med ford Garden ( iub Have Out-of-Tow u Sieaker Adolpb Meyer, president of the Pacific Landsca pe ( lardeuci s of Portland, s-poke before the Med ford G a rile n club members and friends Wednesday evening. tie started with a plea to the Meilford ('-anion club in paiileular and all (tardea clubs and flower lovprs In genera I in ( H egon and Washington to protect the wild flowers of which these states have an labuudauce in beauty ami vari ety: He is trying to get a bill be fore the state legislatures to this end and hopes il will be strongly supported when it comus before the voters. Mr. Meyer showed slides and sketches portraying beautiful rock gardens. Also pictures of the wild flowers of Washington and Ore gon. ' which were beautiful to be hold. The chairman of the playground committee, Mrs. Swlgart, Invited him to make suggestions for rock gardens and improvements In the American Legion plaground on East Main street. This Mr. Meyers promised to do. Mr. Meyers was Introduced by Mr. Raymond Mlksche, past presi- dent of the 'Garden club and his talk wafi Intensely Interesting. There was no business transacted at this meeting. W? C. T. V. Will Meet V. W. C. A. House Thursday Tho W. C, T. U. will hold an Interesting meeting at the Y. W. C. A. Thursday ufternoon at 2:30. "'th the new president. Mrs. J. E. McDonald In charge. Elections for county officers will be held and a number of ladies from Ashland union are planning to be present. There will be an excellent musical program given by Mr. and Mrs. T. IL Folkenburg, also readings by a member of Ashland union. The M ed ford lad ies will serve refresh -nients nnd time will be given for discussion of plans of work for the coming election. All women Inter ested In this work are urged lo at tend the meeting. Daughters of Veterans Have Initiation lOlta D. Hobbs tent. Daughters of Veterans, held its regular meet ing Reptember with the usual number present. Initiation of two new members was the chief busi ness of thn evening, after which light refresh men t were served. The tent will meet Friday, October 1 -tli for Its next session. Wciliicsriny Study Club liiP-rtaliMil nt Edgewood Park The Wednesday .Study club held a "Good Time" meeting on Octo ber 3rd at the delightful summer home of "Hnrb" Grey In Edge wood Park, with Mrs. J. O. Grey as hoslews. The luncheon was nerved at n long table set under the trees on tlie river hank. Tho bUMlnenn meetlnK and nroKrum were held I Lincoln I'niciit-Tciiclii'in in the llvlnn room where the ureal ill'"" Kvenlim Mec-tlim flreiiliire cant warmth and color j The Lincoln I. T. A. held nn over all. jevcnliiK meetlnK Krldiiy. (let. Gth Venr hookH thin year are not with a very large number of to bo printed until winter no that daddleK and mothern prcxeiit. The each meeting wlll he in the nat- uual order of huidiieiw lielnff car ure of a uriire to the club, and riert out they were then enter iilho thai the book may prove a irreot memento of the year ac- tlvitien. The proKram will 'nIM of "lllith l.lKhtH on American Pro greiw," presented by meant! of a bmk review and a pupcr that give 'the hlHlorlral background of the subject with which the book deals. This will be supplemented by a magazine article on some cur- ; rent event. The committees for the year are 'as follows: Membership, Mrs. I Picket, Mrs. W. I. Vauier, Sr. Press. Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Meeker. Good Times. Mrs. Hanh. Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. J. 11. Crews. Mis. ' II o ga n, Mrs. Wortman. Mrs. i Deuel. Program, Mrs. Jonas Wold. Mrs. Leon Williams. Mrs. W. E. Crews, Mrs. Wilt Warner. ! The officers are Mrs. Joseph j Grey, president; Mrs. L. W. Miles. vice president : Mrs. ran. secretary; Mrs. .1. 11. Coch M. L. Alford, j treasurer. The next meeting will be on Oet- ' ober 17. ; ; Delphian Soclely I Meet on Thursday j The first meeting of Alpha chap : ter of the Delphian society was i held in tin1 Y. W. C. Ai rooms on j Thursday morning. Oct. 4th. ) After a short business session, ! the supervisor. Mrs. J . P. Collins. I called for a short book review i from each member present, and several very interesting talks were 'given covering the reading of the past summer. The invitation from Klamath Falls chapter tit attend the South- ' eru Oregon Delphian assembly to ' be held in that city on Oct. Ctli, was discussed and several mem- I hers expressed t heir Intent Ion of attending. A report of this assent- j i bly will be given at the next chap- ! Iter meeting. j j Mrs. George Gardner, a former! ! member, who has recently return-j into the club. i I The various groups will meet as ( : usual on ( ct. 1 Sth and Delphian i members not present on Thursday ! ... i m ' are requested phone M rs. Sehlef felin, Mrs. Root, Crews for information their respective groups. or Mrs, 1 I regarutng , . . I Pocahontas Lodge i Dancing Party The Pocahontas lodge will open ! Its winter social season with a dance on Friday night, October 12. The committee is sparing no efforts to make this affair a real j success and good times for all. Pocahontas, Bed man and invited J friends are welcome. Mrs (, Conner Hostess For Brldg ( Iub M rs. Guy Conner of 1 tulniont avenue, was a gracious hostess Thursday afternoon when she en tertained the "Building Bridge j club" at her home. The rooms i were attractively decorated with I fall flowers. Sixteen ladles were j present. At the close of the bridge j game refreshments were revved by the hostess with Mrs. J. Young assisting. -M Pas) Matrons Chit) Will Have Luncheon The Past Matrons club will he entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon on Monday, October Sth at the Masonic halt. Bridge will be played during I tie afternoon. All members and visiting past matrons are welcome. Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. C. D. Thompson and Mrs. R. G. Fowler will be hostesses. G real or Mcdfoni club Rummage Sale this Week Tho Greater Medford club rum mage hale will be held Thursday, Friday und Saturday thia week a 123 West Main street at tho store : formerly occupied by Swenson & Peebler. All members who volun teered to collect urticles for Hie sale are requested to phone Mrs. It. V. Williams, Wednesday after noon. Donations for the sale will be gladly accepted. Mrs. L. B. Humphrey and Mrs. W. B. Robin son will have charge of this affair. A number of Interesting events have been planned for this year's work for the benefit of raising funds for tho itew club house. Among these is a "Hobby Show" which will be held In April and also a bridge tournament. Several bridge parties have ' been planned for the near future. St. Mark's Guild Luncheon Event of tin Week Tho momberH of Ht. Mark's Guild enjoyed a most delightful luncheon on Friday, October 51 h. Work for the fall und winter was discussed. A card party will be given soon with Mrs. Taylor nnd committee I In charge. A rummage sale Is planned for November, j St. Mark's Guild will meet next Friday, Oct. 12 at 2:30 p. m. In (the parish house and any ladles j Interested In the Episcopal church 1 are most cordially Invited to at I lend. ('mil Parly ; SI. .iiu' Sorlftj j St. Ann's Altiir society will (-n. it'.'rUiu at curds Friday Hftcrnuiin . nt two o'clock In I'm-lsli hull on j South O.'ikchilc. All Itldlcx of the community fire Invltco. TuoIoh for JhII. ItefrcHhnicntH will lie .crved. j Tli Im In for tho benefit of the new I OUIMI iiik. tained hy u very fine program. Mm. Turner'H group of nino hoy opened the program with a Kong followed by three harmonica num ber rendered by Itob HchrecengoKt Tlmjlle ("hnniple. Dick Hleeter and Woodrow Hhaw. Piano nolo hy Mrs. Wwiinrmtn. Two vocal num ber by Mixa (.'liny. Little !lch- aril : Dad.' ott gave a reading, "only a We were then favored with two very tint- piano numbers by Don ald and Herbert Netlson. Herbert also giving a musical reading. Don Miguel who has been Instructor for tlic past few weeks of the Junior High Harmonica band, favored us wit h three fine harmonica num bers. 1 1 bis coming year and hopes all Air. thicker, the scout executive, ' members, old and new, will comn gave a talk on scout ing ami ex- , out and enjoy the good fellow plained the duties of sponsoring a : ship and help In the good work. lionp. At the close of his talk it; was voted that the Lincoln P. T. A. i Monthly Meet of sponsor troup 7. And Mr. Vein Shungle has consented to act as ! scoutmaster. I The meeting then tut jour tied to i partake of refreshments furnished J by fiA and tiB mothers. Valley School Children Gio Indian Program I After hearing a lecture on lu 'dians given at the Valley school j last wetf the t pupils decided to give an Indian program as a Fii- day entertainment feature. Meni Ibers of the third, fourth and fifth (grades dramatized the legend of ! the "White Deer." Yvonne Shepherd repeated the ! story before the play was started, jjimmy Hendry look the part of ,the chief ) the tribe and was an impressive figure in his colorful costume of feathers and heads. TJie medicine man was portrayed by Jimmy Feaslcy. and the beauti ful princess was played by little I'hoeho Bean. Nancy Clark was the White Deer. Following this pa rt of t lie program A nne Bea n ) mi tn.llnn .w.i,, .. i,a ft... ,1.1 Sheldon also recited u poem. Among the visitors present was Mrs. Ed Shockley. who led the .-hiM!-. .11 ( .... I,, ,11,,.. .1....,.., . . , . ... ' s'u "a(' seen in Minnesota. Mrs. Don Clark was another guest. city Council p. T. A. Have Interesting Mi-etlng The City Council of the P. T. A. t met Monday afternoon at the Junior high school. Mrs. (i. W. I ieiison was elected president to (succeed Mrs. Olen Arnsplger who j resigned tu account of the death of her mother, other officers for I this year include: Mrs. Moffat, secretary; Mrs. A. J. llanby, vice i president, ami Mrs. Hal Piatt, treasurer. The next meeting will j be held the first Monday in No ! vein ber. Neighbors of Woodcraft Organizer Will Visit Local Lodge .Mrs. Gard. special organizer for the Neighbors of Woodcraft, Is In I Mcdfm d for a short lime and will pay Chrysanthemum circle a visit on Monday evening. October Sth. A good attendance Is desired. Re freshments will he served by tho officers of the circle. Valley MiniMeiH To Meet Grunts Pass. Membei-H of the Rogue River Valley Ministerial association will hold their first meeting of tho fall at Grants lfliss Monday, Oclo tier ft. The program will bo opened by a luncheon nt tho Ho tel Del Rogue which will be fal lowed by a review and diseuf- sinn of a recently published book bv Rev. C. C. Itariick. niixlnr of the Methodist church nt Grants Pass. M I ulsters of all denomina tions nrc Invited to attend the meeting. Social Events of Church Societies W. II. M. S, Class Will .Meet Tho W. II. M. S. of the I'lrnt M. I-:, (diiirch will meet Tuesday after noon Jn the church pat-tors. This Im to be Kticst day, when each member will bring it friend, airs. J. 1. ThiimaH will bo hoxtcsH. lEcv. nnd Mrs. Ilniiiliinn ICcturii 10 .Medford Itev. and Mrs. II. M. P.ranham liave returned from a seven weeks auto trip as far east ah Ht. .ToHcph. Mo., and will locate In Medford or somewhere else in southern . Ore gon. Itev. Itranham wan pnstor of thn Methodist church Houlh hero rrom lull to I l 8, hut bus retired as an active minister. MetlMHllst Church Women Have Meeting; The Woman's Foreign Mission ary Hoclety of tho first M.- II. church, met In church parlors on Tuesday afternoon. President. Miss May Phlpps. presiding. Kong. "A ( barge to Keep I Have." Pray ers were offered by Mrs Itiley D llenson. Mrs. K. C. Koppen. Mrs .1. A. IJarnn, MIsh Phlpps. Mrs. A. It. Hedges led tho study. Topic A New Fact of Africa. Mrs. Hedges leading the devotions and offering prayer. Paper, Facts About Africa, read by Mrs. W. w. Walker. Kong. 'Higher Ground." Selection, "Work In Vyaglrl," read by Mrs. K. 8. Illtzler. During the social hour. Mrs. Nelson J. Wiley, Mrs. J. A. IJaron, Mrs. Itiley D. llenson, served cako and coffee. Presbyterian Women Have Misting. Tho Woman's Association of the Presbyterian church met nt the church parlor Tuesday after noon with a very moderate at tendance. In the absence of tho president and vice president Mrs. W. It. Uohlnson. secretnry, presided. Tho time was occupied wltii l.iisln.. 1 i- -nnd plans for thn winter month, -"ir? WfMSZI Alls. Iivnail wnl have charge of tho concert to be given by the Jubilee Singers at the Pres byterian church. Oct. 10th. Mrs. llanby announced that theie would bo a covered din luncheon and get together meet ing in November. Mrs. Tumy made a good report of proceeds of the Harvest sale. The Woman's Association ox nects to accomplish much durln; .Missionary Nocieiy. The Women's Missionary so ciety of the First Christian church, held their monthly meeting, with a cuvured dish luncheon before the urogram. The men were i li vited to attend the supper ft nd meeting. The meeting WHB held in the recreation hall of church Wednesday evening. the Oo- tober 2- At the luncheon, tho tables were arranged In a square, with a birthday table' in the eenter. Fourteen of the members had had hhthdavs In the last three months, and thev sat at the center table. Auntlo 'null, one of the oldest members of the church, wnH the guest of honor, as she was S3 years old. The table was decora- d In lavender ami wniie. v-- society's colors. A l'go mrm day iake. with S3 candles on it were placed before Auntlo HuM. At the meeting. Charles Miiun r,',. n bistorv of mission homeM. the first society, and children' Mini idd neonie's homes. mra. C. F. Melt gave a wonderful talk on the ministry and benevolen- ecu. The quartet. eomnosed of Mr. Marmie Olson. Mr. J- Klrkpatrlek, Mis. Dorothy Barr, and Miss Currey. An off cling was taken up nt this meeting for sufferers In Por to Rico. WASHINGTON (Pi Should Florence Trumbull, daughter of the governor of Connecticut, be married to John C'oolldge in the executive, mansion she will bo the nrieeiith White House bride. FIFTEEN BRIDES N WHITE HOUSE I The last wedding there was that l I of Eleanor Wilson to WlUtum Olhhs McAdoo. then secretary of I the treasury. That was May 7. 1 hi 2 4, and Miss Wilson was the ;n fourteenth While House brldi I Her sister, Miss Jessie, defied su I perstltlon and became tho thlr- month bride when she married i 'Francis B. Sayre. In the east room November 25, 1U13. A ' president himself, nleccn daugluers and a ward of a chief -executive have taken their owh. In tho stately colonial mansion. Washington is keenly Interested . in tho prospecta of a Coolldge Trumbull wedding hi the White 'House. No announcement mm -t been made, however Nellie (Irani and Alleo Iioosc- volt chose the oust room for their weddlngH. They had so muny ) Bucsta that this was the only room , ,. liiiBB enough. When President Cleveland wns married to Frances ,vi Folsoni, tho blue room waa used, as the guest list on that occasion .. .; was rather limited, i A Whllo Houso wedding before Mr. Coolldgo leaves office would bo regarded as a Boclal climax to a season that so far appears to bo ,r, one of brilliance. I.ucy Payne, widow of a nephew j i of George Washington and sister- j . In-law ot President Madtso was. tho first White House bride. Sho ,i was married March II, 1 HI I . Tho other eleven weddings In the mansion were: Anna- Todd of Philadelphia, , cousin of Mrs. Madison, wife of i. tho president, and Hep. lidward B. Jackson, a great-uncle of Stone-, ', wall Jackson. 1812. . .Marie Hester Monroe, daughter of President Monroe, and Bumuel Lawrence tlouvcrm.Hr of New York, 1820. . M Mary llellen, niece ot Mrs, Adams, and John Adams, son of President John Qulncy Adams, ' February 20, 1828. Mnry Lowls o Nashville, Tenn., ! n (laughter of one of President ' Andrew Jackson's fntnous "kitchen cabinet," and Alphonse Joseph Yvcr Pagcot. secretnry of tho French legation, 1829. Kmily Martin, niece of President Jackson, und Lewis Donaldson, a . grandson of Jefferson, 1831. ' Mary fasten, of Tennessee, niece of President Jackson, and Luolen n- H. Polk, it rolatlvo of President Polk, 1837. . .. Elizabeth Tyler, third daughter of President Tyler, and William Waller of Williamsburg, Va. Nellie Orant, daughter of Presi dent Grant, and Algernon C. F. . Hartorls, May 21, 1874. Kmlly Plait, nleco of President Hayes, nnd General Russell Has tings, formerly lieutenant colonel ,, of the Twenty-third regiment of , Ohio Volunteers, June 19, 1878. Frances Folsoni, the president's ward, and Prosldent Grover Clevo- , land. Juno 2, 1 8X6. , Alice Hoosevolt, daughter of . Prosldent Hoosevolt, and Hep. Nicholas Longworth, February 17. 1D0B. .., Have the eyes A pair of cheap dark glasses kept by the laundry , door, to slip on when hanging out ,) while clothes, Is a saving on Hie , eyes. . ... .....