MTDFOKD MATT. TRIBUNE, MEPFORD. OUKOOX. SUNDAY. XOVKM l',EU is, urja.
TATf3 FIVE
Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St. Phone 390-1. or 75
fj j$w$ Society-
3r
WEEKLY CALENDAR
4, Monday 4
Med ford V o in u n's 1 li o I r
meets at the uudio of .Mr.
f nnd Mrs. Carlton Junes at
7:30 . m.
O. A. O. club, with Si. W. J
. v Warner, 619 South Oak
dale. 4
4
i ruler j-oko c.uiiu 01 rresiiy
terinn church, with Kllzu-
beth Burr nt home of Mrs,
D. W. l.uko, uf
Home.
Orchard
T i uiTMiuy r
, East Sldo circle, Methodist
-i .... n.o,.
Tuesday
eiiun-ii, i.ou. niime ui .ills.
K. t Koppen, 821 F.asl '
Jackson St. Mrs. W. K. I
Campbell and Mrs. S, 1.. .1
Leonard, hostesses.
Business a n 1 Professional 1
4- Women's club. Ilcceptlon j
i, n.-..Uu. uin. i-
Holland.
Wednesday
Mrs. O. A. Seiner, of SOS Da- lelll, l0 .,0,ord-The Dalles game
kola avenue entertains the ! Monday.
fr Roman circle Wednesduy I n
afternoon. j Local Young folks
Wednesday Study club. Attend o. s. c. tiame 1
riiscilla club of Klint M. E. .Miss Kern Ilutohlson. daUKhter
church, meets with Mrs. l of Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Hutchison,
r Ti. Halrd, Wednesday after- t left Friday uftemoon for lOut.-ne.
noon. i In company with Harry KosenbeiK,
4 Chrysanthemum circle No. R4 4and Lee Wilson, who joined them
. Thimble club, meets 2 p. m.
with Sndlo Clill. 122 Cot-
tunc
4 Thursday
Delphian chapter meets In Y. 4
W. C A. at 9:30 u. in.
NeiKhbors of Woodcraft meet , the three local peoplo will return I
Thursday. 4jto Medford toniRht.
W. C. T. V. meets at the Y In I -
the afternoon. ' i -Mis" May Joe Kstes Is attend-
Catholic bazaar and hrldso ' "'K tho "homo eomiim'- at tho raJ!
4, nnrtv nt 2:31). 1?7 West .' clflc university as a uuest of;
4. Main.
Inspection of Woman's Relief
Corps at the Armory at 2 4
4 p. m. 4-
I'Yiday w
4 Fathers Night, sponsored by 4
f Junior High Hchool Parent- 4
4; Teachers association. S p.
H m.
.Mrs. T. U. Kltison of 70S AVont
tt Witt, ulll ..nl.o.t.,in t V.n X
..... n,., t ,
Woman's Keller Corps. j
KUa D. HubbH Tent, PauRh-
ters of Veterans, meets.
ht. Mark s Guild, at 2:30 p. m. ;
Saturday 4-
Card party by Wenonah club,
at Redman hall.
llridge Iimcheoii Given
t nine flower liOtlge. v
r- The mellow tones of Tlianki'
giving time suggested the color
Hchemn fur n lOiitrmliiu- lirfilee
luncheon given by Mrs. Jonas
worn unn -Mrs. u. r. uuisen-
berry at the lllue Flower lodge
on the Ashland highway Wed lies
day afternoon.
Chrysanthemums, golden can
dles, autumn leaves nd Thnnks
giv.ng place cards, carried out the
niotii nt tho luncheon which was
followed hy eight tables of bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Rolithun
have returned to Dunsnmir af.er
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. -Acres.
Surprise IMrtbday Iarty
for June MeQuiit. f
Miss Jane MeQuat was tho
honor guest at a surprise birthday
party on Wednesday evening. No- , aay at 12:30.. The center piece Much credit for this fine class j,r nn(, j rsyvilllam Kingston'
vernher 14, at the home of Mrs. , ttml decorations consisted of aut- wnj, given District Deputy Mrs. ' arj.lvod ln ' Moilford last Iri Idav
.Maude Chnmplln. Oamea were' n ,.avpl( nil flowers of blend- ( Anl,a ;nllsinlth. 'afternoon to visit friends for threu
played and Mrs. KUIott liutler. ! ln(, shades, from bright reds to The c.mip at Medford Initiated (ayi( wh1(. Pn routo from Sacra
Mre. Milton Harvey and MIkh; bl.uwng and golden hues. i class 'of four last Thursday me,n cn)H.. to 1'oiHand on a
t'athenino Coyle rendered several; Following tho dinner, the party niKht. ! short business trip,
vocal selections, after which re-Jttvt tin a motor drive to l'ros-., Xeighhors nnd Woodmen ' f-
freshments wero served nt a tnhle, ;
prettily decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums and yellow can
ities. -.Ils McQuat was tho recipient
of ninny beautiful gifts.
Tbose inesent were: Mrs. V.HIl :
McQunt and Mrs. Kffle Hirflseye ;
of ltlverslde; Mrs. I. N. rnrrett.
Mrs. Klliott llutler. Mrs. Milton t
Harvey, Miss Catherine Coyle, Miss t
Henrietta Eckstein. Miss Barhnrnf
JIcQuat. Mrs. Maude cnamplin
Mrs. Maude Chnmplln
and Miss .lane MeQuat. I
Mrs. Harry W eishaar, calico ' to ,
Portland by the illness of her
brother, has returned homo to
brother, has returned
Medford.
etoliulH'rt Progniin
At St. Mark's (iuliil.
The Schubert program
presented at- St. Mark's fluild;
hall on November 26 by the Mu- j
slo department of the Greater ;
Medford club, is as follows:
Schubert, the Man and thc!,.,.xe for high score. Miss Maur-
MuRieian," a paper by Airs. Jonas;
Wnlfl I
"Serenade" and "Who Is Syl-
via.", vocal solos by Mcrland Tol-1
Wson, nccompnnied hy Ksilieriganiery aro at -.. in inn '"..
'hurcll i
Hark Hark the I.aik" and ;
Death 'and the Maiden", snlos;
hy Mrs. It. C.
Mulholland. accom- :
panlcil hy Mrs. C. II. Williamson.
"llu Hist die Uuhe." 'Impromptu
A Flat " Impromptu B. Flat " and
"The Hen," piano solos hy Harold
Anderson.
"Hound Dance" nnd "Ave
Maria'1 violin solos by Cnrleton
Janes, accompanied by Mrs. Janes, j
1
The Jackson County Humane
nociety will broadcast
Monday
evenintr nt 7:4.1 n message
. i .
teachers and children.
DntiRlifrr of A'elemns
T,. 1-.. nH. A m.i I . I, ... I'll ml -
Kiln D. Hubbs tent. Daughters
of Veterans, met November 9 In
regular session. An Invitation from
the American Uglnn. to take part
In the Armistice Day parade was
n.M.n..i Th..i.h tl,A klmlness
r, a,... i - of their I
large buses was placed at the
disposal of the tent, with Floyd j
O i
Smith as driver, ami was occupied j
by twenty incmlu'is. hnvinir ttm
Plato of honor followinj? the tl. A. .
K. nnd Woiiinn'ri Kelhf t'orps.
The tent will tnvvt November 23. ;
Mrs. o. A. s.-ntor. of SOS Da-
kola avenue, will entertn'n thu j
Itowi.nn circle of the Yeomen
i lodge Wednesday afternoon, No
, vembor 21.
St. Mnrk'x Cuilil to Ifolil
Get-Together Mi"tlnB
' " " guild met In regular
; meeting Friday, November llith,
with
a Kood attendance. Mrs.
- " (
Hl""'" nnd Mr. Swan serving.)
A FOt-tOirOlher" flinnm- iu lilnt- I
. i
. " "ees. 1,1
tfccmber. This Is to ho a turkey
;'l""'r, and for the whole parish.
rh dato '"" announced later.
v Thp "PXl meeting will be Friday.
: m om,Jt r -'
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. ! TlM,lns nt
j tended the o. A. C.-U. of o. game
at Corvallls Saturday and will nt-
at (.rants Pass. Tho three met Miss
Martu Wilson who Is entcrtalnim:
Miss Hutchison as her house
Kuest during her stay In the north
at Kusene. They alended the Ore-uon-O.
s. C. Kame tosether. and
; Katherine Nicholson of the Kappa
IDtltn soror.ty.
Til' AW C. T. IT. will meet on
Thurtd:i November 22 at tho
"Y." The meeting will he of
special inl rest and all members
are urged to go and take their
friends. Full program will !
lannoun'.'ed later.
i A
' n. 1
rytnian uiud tniertaincu
By Mrs. Roseman
''he members of the Pythian
club, were beautifully entertained
Thursday evening, November 1
by Mrs. Hosemau. at her home.
51G East Main street, ably asslst-
ed by Mrs. Wm. Swartz. After
j a short business raeetlivf "500" was
:nlvfd. followed bv a dalutv lunch.
The ;ext meet! t,: wm he witn
Mrs. Elizabeth Temple, on North
Oranfiu.
Tip reenlflr meet in c of Talisman
Temple No. 40, Pythian SisterB.'
1 . .t.i ii'..i.,r,..i,.i mmnln -r
jj"
m(ip,ini;. tho atlendance ol the lu'l :
membership is earnestly- iit-ted, 1
that the annual report may
be
com plete.
Mr. and Mis. C. K. Talliott.
Mr. Vera Payne and daunhtr.
Maine. uf Suthvrlin. were week-
end victors at tile nonie ci ,.,
ami MrH. A. K.
.lai'kyon Ntrcot.
l.ymun un
East
Dr. nn.l Mr. SUvenev
i:i,tortaln at RoKue Klk
Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Sween -
ey entertained a nnml.er of quests
at a rtellBhtful el.leken dinner
. .iie itoguc y4 hotel last Sun-
M.t an,j surroundlns points, he-
fore returning
to Medford in the-
evening.
4 4 -
Movies of babies will be tnk- l y xe ghboii and Woodman Is t,he Ituslness and Professional Wo
en again Tuesday at the Hialto .,,.,,, , n,i,. fn,iu. and men's rlnb Tuesdav nleht at a re-
theatre on the stuge. imir nniiji,
me v ne n prize imr, "e
pl. ture taken and find out. l.eg- j (0 vj(itnK ;pBi,i,ori, and Wood-
ister your liaby hy phoning th0mPn.
theatre. Mr. ami Mrs. ltnymond Mlkscln
tT. ! leave today to snend two or
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,' ' .,...i r,.'i.i.... ,iln.r was
An enjoyable Bridge
given ai noui
evening Jiy Mrs. W. H. 'p""'"1 ' pj.'ine Ko'npes will spend a few
land Mrs. John l!arnnl..urg. The.. . R,Hnh.,.. ... ciem i ,H
j dinner, served ln the private dln
j in? room was made nttrnetlve by
' the floral table decorations, oar
i ried out In a lavender nnd while
to he I cuor scheme.
vine tallies of Bridge wero
pinyed. following Hie dinner, on
ti,t. mex'anlne floor of the hotel.'
Mrs. Frank Itoberts won first
me Carroll, second, and Lou Kl
r.n1 -n vr.Vi f Inn nrm.
!
.1. K. Anders, manager of Mnnt-
,M home irom a ousines nip in
Porlland. -
o,. . ,mn,
" .!,;
he went to reclaim a car that had
l.. n purchased on contract and
pren leu in me pars.
f4
Wrnonnli (lub To
Ilohl (aril Party
The Wenonah club held their
rP(;wi,tr monthly business meeting
n, ih. hoiiiA A Vctlln Iknrdin on
. v.-,.ri, was
'
nmnnen lur iiiu cuiiiuiu wnm
months.
Uernice AVilson railed the at-
tentlon of the members to the
i rhn ikfirlvlnz dance the Poen -
' nomas are giMng .ornioer
I All were urged to attend and
jlnke an Invited guest,
It w decided to have a card
party nt the Hed Men hall on
November 24.
The next meeting will lie held
at the home of Ora ltlnobarfer
on Pccember 6.
1
PRINCESS WEDS
mm
Princccs Ida Cantacuzene, great oand daughter of Csneral Gr..
v;as married to Johrt Hanbury Wllliamg at a wedding ceremony in
Washington attended by Preaident and Mrs. Coolidge. Mr. Williams
Is a eon of General Sir John Hanbury Wllllamo, marshal of the diplo
matic corps at the court of St. James. They will reside in London.
Kofreshnients we ro served M
'the committee. cnnei.ting of Her-1
j niee "llson and Kithor Dooms..
; ansUted by the hostess. )
j j
The many friends of Mr. and (
Mrs, W. It. Oiblett and daimhtvr, ,
I little Miss Kloise, will he glad to
i 1 . 1. ....i.in.r in,., fii. nt
(HI lilt M'""h '"" "l,
.Great Falls, Mom., where Mr. Gilt-;
licit Is manager for the Mctropot-i
,fn lnJrnn
ce company. They ,
I all have a warm spot In their hearts
I for Medford nnd Medford people. ,
j Rlrtliday Party For
! l-'mir-W:ir Olds
j Mbs Marilyn Moen entertain-, lal meeting will he held on Thurs
! ed a group of her little friends day, November 22. at 2 p. m., nt
at her homo last Wednesday aft- the Armory. Inspection will take
jernoon. the occas'on being her place and all members are urged to
fourth birthday. Those present attend. Light refreshments will be
! wr re Virginia Crin. Katherim served.
. Wev.on. Corinne D'Alblnl. Keith
The senior and jun'or students
of Kve lienson'H dancing academy
had a very enjoyable dancelng
iiwrtv at the ac.ul..my Krldny cvo-
ninK.
!
Ilnjal XeiBlilioni Allenil
........ .
I ne .iicuntrn uoyai .m-ikium,,-.
idrove to Klamath KuIIm on las',
... .1..,. ...... ...i n i.,it
nK hetwirn tho Klamath Fall
!nj Men-.ll rami A class of
,,wentv - tl.ree was initiated. Klani-
ttth KullI1 ,,imp put,iB on the
worlt ln vol.y imlcslv0 man-,
are looking forward to the
"Hague of Nations'' social meet-
ling next Thursdny night, which,
.1... T'n,,.,.A.i n,.,. rAnni'ln,r TCv-
. .
A j,,,,;,,! invitation Is extended
itliiee weeks' vacation
In Ran.
Krnncjico and the bay region
Mm I.v.la k'iiifr unit Miss .lou..
days in Koaehurg and Knlem this
week. Tiiey also attended the O.
A. C.-V. of O. game at Coialli
Saturday.
Miss Mildred Ward spent Inst
week in Corvallls and attended the
o. S. C.-U. of O. game,
t
'" r-"c
The local cliMpter of 1. E. O.
.met Wednesday at the home of
r' '-v,! cenirni l oim
Afer a covered dish luncheon the
rami iiu-.viuk ......
. .n m. irmnia inuy oi ih-iiu, r...j
i organizer, as a glieft. Her visit
'" ,,oth enjoyable nnd Instruc-
1,1
E. n. Oatman and daughter.
Mrs. Dr. Stevenson, nro among
; inn .iiciiuuii p,M,pi, i.,,-ii.iiiik
i few- weeks' in California pleasure
iresorls.
i
.lnn'nr Jllgli
I alla'm' Xlglit
The Annual Fathers' Niuht.
.i,nr.,i i,v the ninir hleh
:.u.' .V.
n- nuui i ninn i-nrun .
lion, will be held Friday eve-
nlng, November 23, nt eight
o'clock. The fathers have pre-j
iiarM the followlmf program: i
V'olln sido Mr. Cnrleton Janes.
1 Talk on "Debating." Mr. ltalph
Ua ley. j
Mnte J. H. Harmonica nana, ernoon. Full attendance. In de
Address. Mr. A. Htrnnge. Ulred.
Muftic. Hich Hchool Uoym' Quar-
telle.
Vocal nolo, Mr. McDonald.
Itefrcshrnenti will be served. Ail'
IN WASHINGTON A
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. parents, especially tho fat hers,
are ured to attend.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. DeLosh, Miss
Krnstein KrodcnhurK, and A I
lichen of tho Mail Tribune force
were ainonK those wlio nttendod
1 the O. S. C.-IJ. of O. game Sat-
I iirrlnv III Poi'V.iIHk.
liwjMM'tlon of V. U. C.
Next TliurMlay -flcriioon
Owing to s rkness, the Inspector
from Grants Pass was unable to
be present at the regular meeting
of the W'omen's Relief Corps on
Thursday last. As a result, a mec
j cora Stanley, tcacner in uw
ITtiHe Falls schols, was a Medford
visitor Saturday,
o.ui r.c u
"nwriainea oaturay
was the
tUe youim
llOHtOSH to Bovcnil of
! frientlK Saturday afternoon ut tilt)
i South Oukilalu. tlamtm were iilny
, , ,. neonln had un
-, , , 1
enjoynhlo nfternoou.
KotreHlinienlH were Herveu, the
t'1,lle 1l!l," lecoruto.l with yellow
chwanlhemunis.
PT vr i m
Alexan. er l oin S h"
.? , 1 """" h 1,1,1
Teachers To Be Guests
of B. and P. Club
Teachars ln all the Medford
aehonlu nm the invited .'IliestH of
Icention to he held at the Hotel
Holland at eight o clock.
A special program of music and
stunts has been prepared for the
occasion, and will include Karl
Davis, In a black faco comedy act.
anil Morland Tollefson. local high
school tenor in a group of boIos.
Following the reception, a buffet
luncheon will he served in tlio pri
vate dlnlr..;? room.
"Miss Dorothy Ueynolds returned
to Medford on the Shasta yester
day from San Francisco where she
hns spent the past 10 days with
relullvos and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Buchler nnd
Mr. and Mrs. AV. M.. Shepherd left
yesterday for Vreka, where they
will spend tho week end on pleas
ure. '
Social Events of
Church Societies
Tho Ladle Aid of the Talent
Mnl It, ..Hit hltr.'h vlll l,nl,l Ihelr
anmla, bata nt tho Community
hail Thursday nt this week.
-
"The Country Minister," a piny
In five nets, Is to be presented In
the Junior hiteh school, Tuesdsy
evening, Nov. 27th. l'ruceeds for
benefit of missionary poelety, Tres
byterlan church.
iriw nia ( Irc lo
rets VnlnMliir ' '
The l'rixell!: 'Irrlr of the Kind
t. r. rhur. h will hold the an-
nu:,i experience social nt the
home of Mrs. F, I. Hnlrd. ,M
ft ven wt reel on Wed n end ay f -
Mm. Knppcn Will Kmcrtflin
Kut Wde Clrvlc
The East Bide Circle of the
! Fir-t M K. church will meet'
: with Mis. K. c. Koppen, SL'l I
Fast Jackson street Tuesday ft - j
eniooa nt 2:;t(J. Ms. V. F.
Olli'.pbell and S. I.. lJon:ild Will
have charge of the entertainment.!
Visitors are always welcome.
Special Delegations at j
Christian Church Service
The Friday evoiiiiiK meotliiK at!
thu Christian church was yne of I
the best of the evangelistic series.!
A delegation of members of the I
AsUaiul church with their pastor
Mr. Ilarr, attended nnd sat In a ;
body. There wafi a special duet by !
two your..-? ladies of the party. !
The Alpha Delta titbit class of
'29 and US members of the Every
man's Hibte class sat in a body
and each sang a souk as did the
Ashland delegation.
I). 'K. Millard led tho sons serv
ice and there were special num
bers, by tho men's and mixed quar
tette. The sermon by Mr. Mell was an
unusually effective plea for Xhv
Christian life.
Services today at 10:45 a. m. and
7:30 p. nt.. special music and in
spiring sermons. Sunday school
ut 9:45. Ito one of the 1175 who
attend. Christian Kndeavor at
U : :it). I
rofltable Meeting of M. K.
Church Missionary Society
Thu Woman's Homih Missionary
society of the First M. K. church
met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Iternard Roberts on
Roddy avenue.
During the business session, pre
sided over by Fresidt-nt Mis. .
u.ilKer. the reports from the con
vention at Ashland during tho last
pa it of Octuher were given by sev
eral members of thu society.
The study program was led by
Mrs. Duron.
Miss May Phipps led the devo
tinnals from tho Mb chapter of
Romans, with the dominating
thought, peaco with God. Mrs. A.
K. Lyman sang us a solo the "Way
of Faith," written by Mary O.
Carey of Phoenix,
Mrs. I. Deri gave the hook re-
view, learning to llvo together.
A poem, "My Task," was read
by Mrs. Van Dyke. Leaflet. "The
Art of Living Together," given by
M rs. Koppen. Mrs. I tees closing
with prayer.
. Refreshments worn kim-vpiI nftir
the program by tho hostesses. Mrs.
Ruherts, Mrs. C. Meeker and Mrs.
New land.
Mn 1 1 liows-I verwm
Miss Ada Iverson daughter of
denize lverson, of Medford and
KIUa Matthews, were married in
oIhc,- Idaho, recently.
Roth were graduates from Med
ford high school.
They will reside in Itolse.
Fry-I.owlH
Francis Fry and Mrs. Mary KHz
abeth IJ'W.h of Phoenix were mar
ried ut the Christian parsonage bv
Carmen 10. Moll, on Wednesday,
Nov. 14.
!al terson- Newnut n
.. . ,, n
Ijanes ? terion took i.ace a
l-ev", o'c o. k n Nown.be? S n
X WEDDINGS
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1 The L-ino minis been bnillinge ................. , , who tune railios are laiiuiiav nu ,
'miter 7, '"southern lS( " Vm-n. '"TvZ oZ "'" ,Tl T
Istatlon for teveral years and both , f,"" B ' .'.," ,1 ""ut'ulH, lh
parti nro well known In tho ! "r"' "f. !, " "... ! ,1 ." m'-'" varies with the position
in ij'in Ki-'inrlNnn u,.v Van Nuvs ' " , ,
I read lha st rvlce' ' h li. 'mct for lh" mo,,"l n """I'""-
h I, ' o nlZ Tta ""'""' ""' llra,'" 9
1 Vw friends? u"imiK """ll-loce Hympbonloue, hy tho !-1
Th hrldee was Biven In mar-1"1"" """lioser. Kranck. was play -
m..n nn.l n. nll' nde.l bv her
fitter. Miss Ituth Newman.
Tl-.. wi.ftilinr. mnrch nml recefl-' . .
slenal we ' played tn" iuTZ- """"' l-";'-d compter of Ills
g nls o f filvary church. ""ni li"'ornla" full of gav
The bride's gown was of palo1, , "nr, 'r: tm ... L",L
Idue taffela nnd she carried a
ibowcr boouet of ltll-'S of the
. iui f the
valley nnd sweet pens In pastel i
. . i form graceful and subtle transla-'
,., m "gown" 'nuaZn STan 'odl'"""- whiH. make ,h,., del,-,.
fa" alHO lV'ffr,1Vr !"" "'""n'"um-
fashlonefl boom', of liowds, f th(, ,lJW, ,..,.,, ..Tenia
Mirtewmr, a graduale of ,C KrXSZ
affiliated In the Delta SCeta , H,.hfn,.. t,,,m a
sorority and Vilso Klta Kappa Pal.- f , (r ,y)(, , il)u,s
national honorary. She has made . . 1 ,KmlM 1f ,
her home In San Francisco for r,.,i,i, Paris, be-
two yearn and s nt present editor . hllM,,.rt sweetness of
of ,hVe Pacific Coast Merchant t TJ
Tho groom is In tho bonding , , pn.-kKrouud of
departmen. of the federal reserve ,,, ,.,,,., (nl0 a
bank In Han Francisco. Ho Is (ne ,plmll0I1i movement
a graduate of. the ITnlveralty of , ..hromallc and arpeggio work.
Oregon nn.l is a mcmucr ,
tlnhii Tn rinieen fmtern IV.
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Mr. and Mrs. Patterson left bv
motor tor I'ortiano. nposane mi"
Victoria. II. C. lor a uiiee
wedding trip and will make their
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Newman of
Medford. who with their dangh
ler Ituth, and son ltenton, attend'
ed the wedding.
News of
Medford Schools
HOWARD SCHOOL
A bazaar and entertainment will
be liven by tho I. T. A. of How
ard school Friday evening. Novem
ber 23. A program consisting of'
BRITISH GIRL ORATORS TOUR U. S.
t - f vtF.T 9FUi-lnl rfc-Fi" f vriv, '' .i.fvwr jt,wy v t
, I
Three English girl orators, Margery Sharpe (left), Nancy Samuel
and Amelia Lockhart (right), have arrived In tho United States fo;
a taur during which they will debats with c'r'a from Americarj
cMercs. '" '
tho following
nninbtM-H- will be
given:
Piano solo Maxlno Vaughn.
Soi:--;s School children.
Selections by Ha:nionica band.
Vocal solo Clementina Vaughn.
"Five lllack Crows 'Donald-'
Genevieve DeVaney.
Violin foIo Ruth Chitwood.
"Packing the Missionary Barrel"
Characters: Mrs. lb-own, the ;
I hostess, Mrs. Dickson; Mrs. Dim-
po. rather short, Mrs. Vaughn;
Miss Fllnn. a simpering spinster,
Mrs. Crawford ; Mrs. Green, a boss
er, Mrs. ltolim; Mrs. Jones, a con-
fumed invalid, Mrs. llogne; Mrs
Lamb, a widow, Mrs. Young; Mrs.
Marks, Mrs. White, wlllir..; help
ers, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Lester
(Young; Mrs.. Hicks
a strong-
minded w o m a ii, Mrs. Stump:
Sophie, a Polish gil t. Mrs.., StPCkM.
Costumes, fifteen years ago.
Song School children.
"America" Audienen.
LOVERS OF 11
(By .iry (irclncr)
Old world poetry and Hie mel-
undent catnemaiH
church last night.
lleglnnlng with Caesar ! ranck.
the I'liinpnwr who maimalns a !"-,
i"l,'"n " ,ho ""'"n" '" !"
--,a"",r!U "m,1 ,,lo,k"'n lhu,
i
". . " . .
tho second part of his program.
lien Mlmim. fi-,.,., tha lion ,.f 1 !-!.
.lelleln I., the.
" "
soul . of fun boy organist, wlt
(i,.m(mHt,.at,,,
lllM a 1)1 lit V tO liei-
,ncn t.,.lK,: t W.U, f col-
. . . ....
or nnu
,l())ll(,n
.,1 ...... ..... .
of masterful lechiiKiue
on the part of the compear aim
hlll u.i i,ietor.
GERMANI CONCERT
; PLEASES MEDFORD
ut
...... .... or In0 o))eiaiors liaiiu wuwn
'"' . ' of ,h(.'waa one of tlio sv""" ",,n""
ceptlolially enniplleateil contln-
nlty or penal work, a, wen is a
dramatic and progressive Inter-
pretation on the keys this com-
position which Is Mil 1
script form Is heard for the first
time In this country thn, ' -
manl. who Is n student of N.arar .
professor or organ nt the pontlfl-
cal Hchool of Sacred Music In
"oml"' 4
The machete, fionlh America' occupied largely his spars tlmo lor
own native tool of varied uses, !''" years. Dr. (lunn Is now Ba
li purchased from tho United 'l"tnt superintendent of tho Heat,
States, tho department ot com-Aircraft Division of the
mere Is luformetl.
ai Timnrn mm-r
UtltKilLI
MT ELIMINATES
FIIRHT KIIF!
i
i
WASHINGTON WV- An Instru
ment to take much of the guess
work out of landing an airplane
lias now been perfected.
It is the Cuim altimeter, that
measures Instantly and accurately
true abtiude up to UiO feet, and
bes it regardless of weather con
dittous or the speedy at which a
plane may he riinn or ucseemung.
The inventor Ih Dr. Ross tiiinn, a
young phytdeiM, who has been at
work on the device for four years.
Tho nlti ter lells tho pilot
when he Is within 100 feet of the
ground by infans of a da I. which
Indicates every foot of descent bo
low t Ills' level. The instrument
becomes more s'MiHllivo the closer
it approaches the earth, so that
b:dow 1 1t feet, where a mistake
in judging height is 'likely to
Hinnsh a plane landing at speeds
of -10 miles an hour or moro, it Is
possible to read tho altitude to
.within a few Inches.
j T,n ihvImIIuo measuring rod
WHrn thl(( altimeter uses Is tho
prtn H HeetrU al "capaidty." Thosrt
It, rtnulit near the radio Set.
jM . riunn'ti Instrumont tho
r1ylnR ai,.nnn0 iB tho "hand" and
lh ,.,.,!, i .he radio set. but
Instead of a sncal (lunn gets tho
..ltll..l. Actually two "hands"
! iseii nemg one ami nm " ,
wire or plate mounted on tho un-
Hide. The closer the ship1
,..,. , ,he K1od the greater
, , .,1,a(.ily ,tween these two
nicaie nils cnaimu ol
un ai(mi.i,.r 0 soino sort which
... .... ...
I'in lC caili'riueo in icei.
,. hll. ,.,, made -
! "lfr'"",t J'f , ?
!"" ,ho .!!"!L'". 1 1
""" " . . . . " . ' . ... " V.. ..
nareu in inuei-cm. iiiiiiR-nin. ....
wared to Inherent capn
n.u itinm it Ik iiinL like nutting
I . u.lna
. ... W(.iirht accurately a
; u ...ami "him "by
ino.lng the Increase In his weight,
,.,, ,H itinitcslinnl
!
' '1,, ."HX" ' .tt e
M e ,,, an. s In Its prsecnl
' ' '
1 "l one or more t"mn
pui haseii one or moie 'ii'i
I "iLl
. hi t rst to dam-1
J-"un"X
" 'he,, no ne son ally con
,Pr IlZ ls on
.,'"., ... Mncok Field in
his lllonltiin III M oog 1 II 1U in
, . ,
......,..,. ,.,,. ml lu-cd ln !
.. . ho hl, j
Michigan as un electrical engl
necr and served thero as an in-
1 ..In. tin unu n rillllO
,,..,.,. enK,I)Pr for , ,;. H.
y Mf Mrrook Fr(
,
rL!ed the degree of Doctor of
,
,... 'f tho hlK frequency lab-
ld Kra(,UI1,8 course, in
T'h' (,(,vnlpm(,nt of , Uime-l
u r was undertaken at Vale and j
Jiaval Ucsearc.it Laboratory. A
STATE REGENT
HONOR GUEST
LOCAL DIR.
j Luncheon and Meeting with
Mrs. E. C. Apperson
Mark 9th Anniversary
100 Per Cent Election
Vote Is Reported.
Ono hundred percent of tho
membership of tho local D. A. It.
chapter voted Id tho general elec
tion, nocordiiiR to nu IntorestlnR
report read hefnro yentorday's
meeting hy Mrs. D'Alhlnl, resent.
The meetini; was held at the homo
of Mrs. Louis L'lrleh, following a
luncheon nt the Hotel .Medford In
honor of Mrs. K. O. Apperson,
state regent of the D. A. It., who
arrived In Medford from McMInn- ,
villu tho last of the week,
.Mrs. n. tl. Harding gave a con
cise report ou the essay contest
held nt the locnl high school two
weeks hko. Tho contest was
sponsored hy the D. A. 11. nnd
Piistes were awarded for tho three
winners.
Mrs. Apperson, who was Intro
duced by Mrs. M. J. Morris, gave
a splendid address, touching upon
the vital problems now before the
organization as a whole. She urged
cooperation between the 21 chap
ters In Oregon in contributing to
thu building of the Champoeg I.O--X
cabin, which is to bo 'erected as
a memm In) to tho pioneer mothers.
This building will he owned by tho
O. A. It. and will serve as a meet"
Ing plnco for the members.
The speaker also stressed thn
necessity of " contributing gener
ously toward the student loan fund
and to tho World War Veteran
hospital, where there are so man
who have suffered ln the purHUil
of the country's defense.
A short and enjoyable musical
prc-(rnm. waH a .fontnro of the aft
ernoon. Mrs. Meldo V. mills, au
compnnlcd by .Mrs. 11. K. Marsh,
sung two solos. Miss Margaret
Chllders contributed a group of
piano nolo.
llelng the ninth anniversary of
the Crater lko chapter, a largo
and beautiful birthday cake was
nerved by Mrs. Ulrich,.MrB. Strat
ton, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Wilmot anil
Miss Van Meter.
WINS PEARL PRIZE
Mru. L. C. Oarlock, who ' lives
on Heal! lnuc, northwest of Med
ford, was tho winner of the S&u
string of llluobird pearls offered
by llrophy'g Jewelry store to tho
one who picked out tho genuine
pedt'l in a display of 101) pearla,
Ml of which were Bluebird and one
.'(onulne. The winner of the aeo
ond prize, n $25 string of nine-
bird pearls, wus Mlsa Marie. Miller
ot Phoenix while the third prize,
a JHI peail string, went to B. II.
Uiwry of 528 West Tenth streot
in this city. ......
There was considerable Interest
In this city over the six-day con
tost when .several hundred people
played the role of pearl connois
seurs. Fourteen were successful
111 selecting the genuine pearl
from Its D Bluebird brothers and
tho Judges were forced to select
tho winners hy tho short essava
which uccompanlcd the ballots.
Tho eleven who. besides the win
ners, wore successful in choosing
the genuine pearl in number 10
nlnco on the ballota wero Clifton
Jones. Mrs. D. I. Smith. Clifford
flrlve, Mrs. It. M. McCrnry. Mrs.
It. M. Daugherty, Virgil A Edlng
ton, Esther Wilson, M. R. human
Mrs. Armstrong, Pauline Coulter
and Glenn Hnnscom, all of whom
will be awarded merchandise
orders by Lrophy'B. Although
thcBo added awards wero not an
nounced previous to the Judging.
Ilrophy's Btore decided that the
successful choosers of the genuine
pearl wore deserving of nrb.es.
'Ilornuse of the similarity of
Illnehlril and genuine pearls, the
task of selecting the real ono
was difficult and many who were
unsuccessful In this selection wero
deserving of credit for carefully '
worded essays.
The Juri'tes .for Hrophy's pearl
contest were William F. Isaacs of
tho Toganrv. Ted Haker, secretary
of the Medford Chamher of Com
merce. Frnest Scott of the Dally
Nowa and Herb Orey. advertising
manager of the Ma!! Tribtnie.
l.OUISVlLl.ki, Ky Nov. IT. W
T.ess tlinn 48 hours after tho Ken
tucky1 hunting Benson opened, a
toll including two denths nnd five
Inlurles had been reported here to
day from vnrlous points In the
state' ,
. .
A high school chamber of com
merce has been organized by NaW
Bern, N. C. students, '
IS. L. C. GARLOCK