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5fED?pm) MSTL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. TUK(iONT. srXDAY. DKCKMBKK :'.. liia PAGE THREE Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly St.-ihone 390-L or 7 . iti?A jfs w$docwtii 1 J- P ? , Out-of-Town Guest Mr. ami Mr-.. I'latt r.niorinii. ; Honored Informal Luncheon Honoring oul-ot'-Tomi (ill1!. WEEKLY CALENDAR ' .Miss MarJory Marshall (if 3 lli.nairiliK Mr. and Mrs. I Inward Monday ,,uih ll,,v gave a luncheon Kri- of Sa.raiiicnio. who are spending F.Ik s Annual dame uml ,fay at I o'clock In honor of Aliss the holidays In Medford. Mr. and High jinks at Hie r.ias uaii v j;iry Howard "1 Sacramento. Mrs. 1'lnit entertained with a 5 he guests wen;: Miss Mary uVlock dinner Holiday, December "SERVICE" PARTIES ADD TO GAIETY OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY mum for Klks and their i Covers were laiil for lii t iriruun, p. in. - Howard, guest of Honor; .Miss Her- 23 t iioihi ..lemon, uniuri .luntc t ,na crane, .Miss Lucille l.owry, Tuesday Aliss l'r-;gv Miller. Mis Justine Mr. ami Mrs. Howard American Legion Drum ' .m ii..r. Miss Marv Kclniiston. Miss ; 1 1 red Willi Dinner Tarty. ! t di ps dance, Oriental Gardens Helen Kdmlston", Miss Frances Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Wanner at H i. m. : Midler, Miss Harriet Spnrrow. Miss entertained at dinner Thursday Women's Association ol the Louise Hromniei', Miss Janei-Wray evening December 27. compi:- Presbyterian church meetln..' Smith and Miss Marjory Marshall. ienlni v to Mr. and Mrs. Howard IHiHtptmd until next Tuesday. . Sacramento. Covers were laid January Silt. Mrs. linmn llit-it-sx . Wednesday Honoring Hons;. i;iii-i '!' r c ' 00 Howena Circle of Yeoman, ,0(, . Hi-own entertained : .Mrs. A. Duff Hostess lodge' meets Willi Mrs. A. P. Krmll, r friends at her home I Untitling llrlilw Club Kmith, tillS South Newtown. ; n siiyu Drive Thursday M,. A Duff was hostess to. the Priscilla Circle of Methodist ' ,.v,.nl,IK .,, brl.lK- party 111 Bulldinc Hrl.lgo club at her home church. Home of Mrs. Henry .,. , .r sisler ..Mrs . Kalherine nn .;llsl jak,.n street Thursday . Hall. MS Kdward street mewari. f Albany, win. is visit- , .,,.,.. u,idg.. was played at Talisman lemple l'yll" iK mis clly over the holidays. ! three tables Sisters, regular meeting. ' uii.l ....... . ! Chrysanthemum Circle, of Dr. and Mis. 1'. 1.. lleilmeyer will visitors Honored the Thimble club. Home ! leave -luniinry 1 tor Chicago, where i Dinner Parly of their house Mis. II. F. I'latt, S15 Last : Dr. Ileilineyer will do post-jrudu Jackson street at 2 p. m. v.aie work In snidery, lie has been Thursday - ' associated with Hie Souihern .Ore- K' HulldiliK V.ridKfi club. Home , rou clinic of ibis clly dnritiK Hie Mrs. A. Kellehar, lul'.l Sotilh j last year. Oalulale, -J, p. in. , f Friday r MS8 Jane Robinson Kt. Mark's lillild Cafeteria Gives Holiday Dance r luncheon at St. Mark's I'arish ;' Miss Jane Itobinson was hostess house at 12::in. I at a dellnhiiul holiday parly given (. at her home on Caiiilol Hill Friday ' eveninn. The evening was spent I For the pleasure guests Mrs. If. Holmes' parents, i Mr. and -Mrs. K. K. Mi Kenzie of i San I'rancisco, Mi, and Mrs. Cole I Homes entertained at dinuer 1 Christinas Day at their homo on ' Keene Way. 1 -Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. H. McKenzie. Mrs. It. A. I Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. C Holmes I and sun Hobby. i In Karnes and dancing, afier which i YrrMn Coverstone, who Is enjoyable refreshments were then sl.ninni! the holidays with his par Mcdtonl Shows served. Thoae iiresent were: The ,.nls al .;. w. Hoffman Clirlstmas Spirit. ; Misses Winifred Warner. Harriet .icksonville ilaliway will It is generally conceded Hint j Campbell, Lucille lxiwry. Until ; lf.lYP Tuesday to resume his Mud the "spirit of Chiistnias" has beem Demerest, Janet Wray-Sinllh, Mar-j ,.s al ,. i'iversiiy of Oregon ..,.i.i...i .if ,,,, in Medford guerile nines of Tacoina. and Miss! whlr,, i. is mking a Ileal as never before. Ilesldences nnd business houses have been beaH tlflllly decorated, Inside antl out, spreading a glad, friendly greet ing to all who pass their way. Tin; outdoor lighting contest which closes. January 2nd, lias proven ; course. Jane Itobinson: Messrs. Donald Moore. Henjamin Day. Robert Ma son. Ilerlon l.owry. William Dough Dinner Daniv erty and Charles Thomas. HolTmnn Homo r, u I I One of the many affairs planned Mrs. Pame Hostess f students home for the noli- Luncheon and Bridge .'days was the dinner dance for Mrs. . II. ralne entertained , n.. ,. Ml.M. w. noff- i Itovvi'ita I lii'li' Hold s.x liil Mt-. (irm Thf Itou.'iu fin-lc of ihi- Y'i- IIUlll Ml tll-l.l tllt-il- Ml.i.ll HH'.M- in for 1 (fi'finln r al lw )uint-if ixn. Kali -Mini i't Wr.lnfsday afl.T niti. 1 1 !M h. Tin a I UTiuHih , was sp't iit playing fittti. Mmh st-nir was iiiaiU by Mrs. IMiil ( ; rtianlt ami lnv m uri' ly -M fs- 1 1. II. KMi-I.Ik.'. ! Tin- i-irch' al.-n timl their rhiit- White House Not Always Pleasant Palace, the Hoovers Will Find. U Is uuiu- a fine ivsMen-'r. tin olio Mrs. I .mi lltiovtsr will ninvn into on Ma nil -I. in-xt. Twenty It. (Iroom, f o u r t o o n was tlfc at this nu-i'tinj;. Kvei y- ' hatlis. stt am heat otif had a vi'iy i'iijnyahli tinif. anl ! inn, (uvainr. at a late liuur the hostess servei l-cfreshinetils. tu proniiUlUN: it U "fine specillKMl if i'nloi.ial ariiiitueture." "The mistake, of tisnrl h 1 n k "Amei ii an'" ami "colonial" charac teristies to ihe arehiti'ctnrt of tlio leetiie 1-efriK- .mansion 1h matle frequently. Til ntral vaeuiini aiehUeet. as a matter nf fact, va.s James Mohan, a Until in Irish man then teMitiiiK in 'h:uieMon, H. .. i leanim plant, kit' lien e ipabl.- of The business meetlni; for .lauu- j serving air eian.n-aie meat uu lm i whn wnn t. ,(istinrtion hy worsi at y will he hehl at l he home of persons, completely furnished in ihizen American artiiltPc.tH In Mis. A. P. Smith, tifif. South New - i ihnunu ami with a full ctinple-ia design competition. KurthtT- lown, Wednesday afternoon, Jan. ; m,U of ,,i,out thirtv-five servants, "1,,r,- H"han'n winiilnK ilosiRn was 2nd. All members are in Keil to be i ' a free copy of the resfdenco of the . present n there III he exertion of ",1'"K housek-'-por. IhhIt, p.-r- i ,illktt of ilnster. prectrd a few officers. tsonal inail and valet. years before in Dublin. Thn only j Twenty-nine first ladies of the : thiiiK, in fad, that wives the presi Entertained at Dinner land and their families, Including ; d.-nt's hmiso from helm? the Ik Christmas Day twenty-nine presidents, have lived ; nominiouH copy of u tlucal seat are I On Chrislmas day .Mr. and Mrs, there. Kor sumo of the changes ( tho terraces, or one-story wIiikh, William KriiloKtir and son (iilbert. that hav. come with the years ; which project from it.s east and , enlertaincd for Mr. and Mrs. (leo. j .Mrs. Hoover may well be thankful; .west ends. It. Yoiiiik. Alter a delicious dinner1 others she mlht regret. The presi- Ipfi'SenlM Wore exchanged. OlW HU ib'nt's house, or the president's ( being a beautiful cut ulas peii'uine paiaee as It was.calb il bottle, one InmdreU ami iwtiily I ronn it hum way. years old, as a loken n( love from It is difficult to believe that i Mis. Kihlefcar to .Mrs. Voiini;. j number of the first ladies of ,th I land and not a lew of th Society Personals revelntton to local oeoplo and , r " ioa.v nun a no.. ... "- ,., ,Vero hosts at their home on , - .H..t the tel .Medford In honor ol .Mrs. 11. nas none iiiucit 1,1 ,v,v...,. repressiveness ' l', they WMit to tho home of Mrs. XnVtlier; w"Ve only about 20 Palnj. -he; """"U 7 h' , "IT1" W"' f entries In this year's contest. '"."J Th ,A s h"11-""" ing.on the Jacksonville hltflnvay Satur day even in t?, honoring their non Vernon Coverstone who Is homo nearly local res.dences lightinK i Smith held liiuh Hrore. The .zuests were: Mrs. A. K StemieU, Mrs. I t'opco Kmpliiyes Will Have j Miss Kll.ahctll Watson returned Wednesday from Portland, where ! she spent Christmas with her sis , ter and I'amil) . j Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Mct'ollum , entei i.-iind at Christmas dinner for the following Kuests: Mr. ami i Mrs,. Arthur Hess, Mrs. Dora Hess. I Mr. and Airs. II. Waikins, Mr. ami .Airs. David CrilfElhs, Misses Ksther jand Hull) McCollom. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs spent 'h list mas with M r. atid M rs. lee Jacobs and Milan Jacobs at Klam ath Kails. Miss Muriel Alberts, who teaches school tu western Washington is spcudiiiK the holidays with her parents, Mr. and M rs. Frank piayou special ... .. ay ....... , (jpoPKe (j Knight, Mrs. SUtney rw Year's and heipeu nuuenauy to l SmlUli MrH. H. c. Smith and Mrs. ihj m-x outdoor liKhtlntr pro-;.,. ,, ,.... ... - .. i w , II, mint;. ..i,.i.uu THn iit-iuni-coi- Miss Cecil Humphrey Entertains .' nLu .Mm.k.H.t;uiW . haU At Central Pom Home jThis annU)1 iff(iir uImiys ()rftws u Miss teen numpareys vwy , attendance of forum mem- debutante class tained nine of her yontiK friends tlwi. r, ld ,, ,., " 'IU.,U "le..1 ul?S red lights, which made such i beautiful showing at Christmas .lime can also be used throughout f the entire year for garden parties, table and party decorations, ami on special' holidays such as ,ho,hoine nf her parents on the Old Party The annual New Year's party of ( the Co poo employes club will be Mies Carroll Henderson, daug t r of Captain and Mrs. Frank H. hter of Capt, and Mrs. Robert Hen- Kreycr, ami one of the most popu derson, and Miss Engarcia Freycrihir of I ho younger set here. Her (inset), daughter of Capt. and Mrs. I parents will entertain at it tea Frank B. Freyer, are popular mem dance at the .M ay t lower tor her the the "service set" in wash-: day after cnrisnmts. society. Miss Henderson 1; Moth of Miss Kreyer's parents! I s a debutante this season. nave neon uecoiateu ny tne i-mu- Allerl, WtAnl t INti i w. yv) -Viayest mvian Kovtuuiueni wnn me writer "i the Kay in tin nock?! whirl of the the Sun and Mrs. Kreycr ts dis canttal are those foilnna'c riitis titiKuishrd as the only foreign wo- whose fathers are officers in the man to have received tuts honor. of Sacramento, spent tho Christ army, navy or marine corps. -Tho decoration waa bestowed ns ! mas holidays at the home of Mr The Bil ls known a ' rvh-o t they -result of her iHiinanltitrlan and Mrs. Hal liatt. debs," If they chance to he in the : work in Minn when Captain lTvr Terraces ;ivp Length Modern architects assert the ter races are an essential embellish -nieid of llu- original, Hiving much needed add it iouni length to the base line of the facade. Kor more first than thirty years of tho mansion's Kenilemen did ml! want to live I later history they wero obliterated, there, says Karl V. Miller in the (The east terrace was removed ltetroit News. Mrs. John Adams, j some time prior to lSVn and the the first president's wile to occu- west terrace became part of a bul py the house, found it Impossible . bous j-lass structure, dear to tour to iieat, despite "twelve roniing ists of the sas and '9Us as the con wood fires." She moved in before servatory. Hoth lorraees were re the mansion was entirely fiuh lied. I stored under Uooscvelt In 1H02. of course, and was accustomed, fori There is one other architectural example, to use the famous east ! idioeyiurasy that helps to relievo room as a drying room for t he the modern While House occu famlly liuoti. 1 pants of any sense of obligation to Death or Two The house may well have been the death of two presidents. Hani- son and Taylor, historians bellev the Irish duke. This is the fact. Iconoclastic in itself, that the housi- as It stands Is only two lb Irds of a house. The ordinal President KHImore. after the death ( Hoban deslKn called for three of Taylor, declined to live in the j stories; the White House hns but presidential mansion during the sprliiK anil summer because 'marshes between it and tho river made malaria inevitable." A con temporary journalist, writing of a current congressional report, de clared: "After a few years the edifice two, the third story bavin? been abandoned durinK' the construction out of consideration of economy. The "third story," added in the Kooseveit remodeling, in reality in an attic, hidden behind the coping of the roof. Due to congressional nlggardM- Mr. and Mrs. Howard, and their son and daughter Itllly and Mary, now used as Die president's man- t noss and criticism, the stately East sion will be abandoned as a private rVom, or "audience ; room," re residence and appropriated only to jimtlnod unfinished until Jackson's exei utlve business and public re- administration, belncr before that ceptlons. The president will be .a Kieat barn with "four large sof;u allowed, as he ought to bo, a pit- jail unfinished: eiKht pine tables. are not onlv in- was stationed there us head 01 tne .r. nun iurs. r.ari uuihun with u party rnua y"1 "J ; dications point to a highly success- , tioas wi,iL.j, other debutantes, at-' 1020 to litJ2. Captain Kreyer, who ; talneil at dinner Christmas tiny. .,u p i..tv nnd Armistlre Day : o"rt i,(i 0.lf. rmr-ii Point 1 ,U1 ,NU l ' tV f,lUMl" "l tend, hut they also are lnciuucii is assistant jimge auvoeuie oi iihiuu-ih wio. mm iur it. very pretty eftect, can he h'he' eveninR .'as "' e"iy- Uhaweu" 7. " j V.'6 i" - " In' i Kk .he. Obtained. . able RUllies, Riter Which light IO- , . niek,V noonlar orrhes- ' ..... ...I., tin a nMiInn nvV lira. The party will start at It p. j yet made her debut mingle in; Another popular -';irl in tho navy i.e and hritmas Dinner lnr(y 1 " "nu enni,nut " ,ni" ine -' w i tills social gaiety, her parents on- set is mish v arron uenuorson. tne uMi, i tertainm.' tor nor intorniaiiy ami mouu yoang muiKiMr i uiinnu A new fad aoveiopoo um mi. , freslimentH were served the nast week, that of motoring i about town each night, to sf I vale residence, f reo from the in trusion .either of curiosity or busi ness," Mrs. Harrison (1S4I-45) pre ferred to stay in North ltend, Ind. Mrs. Zachary Taylor 1 1 S 4 ii -f 0 ) re one map stand, one door sereeil, one common washstand, basin and ewer, one pine clothes press unt) other Junk." Illcker Over Ftiriiishlnfcs Furnishings hiivo been tho WEDDINGS i.w Month Oakdale. with nearlyi jr. anil Ill's. J. It. Marshal! a dozen Illuminated resi.lencea' Wero ho.sta at a five o'clock dinner within 'a short distance was cs-jon t'hiistinas, at their home on liecially popular and a steady pa-'West Tenth street. ' " rade of cars was noted on fhrist- The rooms were artistically CollcRC filrls Are Kiitertalned Mrs. t;. A. Kilwards entertained with an informal party at her home on Newtown street in honor HtivltiK her tlehitt for another sea-' anil Mrs. Uohert Henderson. Miss son. This is the case with Miss Henderson will make her dehnt KiiKurrln Kreyer, Ihe yontiK dauKlt- lhls season. Little Tommy Henderson, son Mrs. Biddle Honors mas nlKht. with many n.o..- ...... oecoia.e.i n i , of Jss ,(.(,, ,.;wa.,s ,, num. lnK the week. Summit avenue. (.ry. holly and various colored , tripmlx ,,., .cuIpko. Koss Court, Oranue, Peach. Holly j iiKhts and a heautltully Klowini, j Thp KU,,Mll ,,.,,,,. Ml!ta Louise and other streets on too "'' "a" "l-B ' Fluhrer. Miss Kathryn Sweeney, .t.ln ,,a .ell us Hast Main. Queen , ti eness of the effect. A. very ... .,,. ,.,. ,,, ,.. ',.. Anne and the residences on me ;, leveriy consu ucieu vilm. .Miss ltowen dale. Miss I hill ii Ian moved popular w.un cottaue. Willi Jnviai-iaceu .--u..... ,., ,.. local people and vlsltot j to the mysteriously ,emerginK from the j JMiH (;i.u,.K.'1 .;,iw,i ds. t.jty, red l.rlrk chimney, occupied thej This beautiful Christmas - cus-j center of the attractively arranged I Mrs. .Montiromery HoMcss torn is gaining headway all thru table. Tied to the streamers, f,ti,iaii t'luli of Mr. and Mrs. I hid Henderson. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. .1. C (iodlove at :tl!i North Holly street for a few days. Tommy's home Is in Crescent City, where Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, who were r....n,....i.. ..nui,i..,ou itt Hilt. rilv. .ilwards, c ni) I)lllkhl(f ,!.,,. home. ; Jorgensen-Semon Weddinn Leading Event of the Week One ol the most beautllul home el I " ih. .mlra t-niied states and much carefully concealed Inside the cob.! T1, ...iht,,,, m. Thmmlnv credit Is due Medford for uoinKjwere nilrtn-provoKing g.ns evening with Mrs. faude Mont- weuuniKS ol ,,,e noii.in.v s.-,.n..,. Mll( j,,,, Aitdiews, Mrs. . !'. Hid Guests at Luncheon Mrs. W with n luncheon Friday at the Ho- tel Medford In honor of tho house guest or Mrs. T. K. Daniels, .Mrs. William liutlge, of Oalilaad. and Mrs. it. L. Walthor, ol I'ortlanil. Covers were, laid for tlio follow ing: Mrs. J. II. Tomlln, Mrs. 11. Ii. Harder, Mrs. fills Newbury, Mrs. E. U. Plckel, Mrs. 15. (i. Hldtlell, Mrs. K. II. Porter, Mrs. M. I'urdln, SI ni-ilcr-Mt'Mllllii I-:ivood Straeder, who has been employed In this city for several months, and Miss Vera Mc.Mlllln of ItoKchurg, were married at five o'clock on Christmas Day at the Kpiscopal church in Itosebiirg. .Mr. j malned from choice In her .inlet greatest source, of public bickering home al llaton Houge. President i and President Van Buren probably Arthur lsl-sr). viewed with dls was the greatest victim of criticism tasto the prospect of moving into j on that score. Van Buren spent lml l Wl ,.,.n.l,... i.vi.i...l ,,,L'i. H. l.i.hile eytertnined j lh(.,r'hn,;it) , Modfonl. 4 neaitlorr-Olhi The marrhiKe of Miss Alice Olln. daughter of Mrs. II. It. Oltn to louls K. Deardorf, was silemn i.ed at 7:. '10 p. m. Christmas day at the homo of the bride's mother mother tn I'orlland. Iteverewl the White House, but (1M t. That the house as It stands is n )ea ut If ul residence., appropriate for the purpose for which it was built, no one will deny who has seen It. It is a mistake, however. $7,MOo on redecorating the house, and. was accused In congress of huviiiK made it "a pnlaco ns splen did ns that of the Caesars and us richly ndorued as tho proudest Asiatic mansion.'.' No Mother-In-Law Jokes in Sicily CALTANISIITTA, Italy- I loved to aerenado her or furtively On this .Sicilian Island and, for ! "Him li gifts. If. for any reason that matter, nearly everywhere tho marriage has to bo postponed. holiday lighting program. In il thousand and one com-, mil games and ."" were enj cu. c by -sun" which was enlovedi , Mis. .1. Owen. Mrs. . 1. vawier, ed hy her sister. Until Olln. who i i,n, ,.... knife or the blood-feud, mlinltles in this country, thej Those present at the enjoyable UIlti, lnt.h was served hy the hns- H-'"' ol "!l8 '"J 1,1 1 ' Mrs. (ler). Trelclller, Mrs. Kose wore a charming frock of pale The happy mnrrlages make for The latter Institution, the blood syniholic moment . of peoce-on-j occasion were Mr. nnd Mrs. F. lPjf A very . delightful evening ' Saturday morning, December -'-til- Scheffelln, Mrs. ('. M. Knglisll and pink taffeta and carried a boil- deep and permanent lies of nffec- ! feud, widely spread in Italy, par earth arrives at dusk on Christ-, k. pc Snuza. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe wnM reported by all who were able 1 The marriage was solemnized nt Mrs. It. A. Holmes. !uuct of roses. ' Hon and lar'o families. i llcularly In Sicily and Calabria, mas Eve when a great shrouded Marshall. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. II. J'". to attend. ,lle home of the bride's pnrelils The house was effectively dec- Contact between men and wo. runs thru the entire story of rola iewel flnshes suddenly into o'Uc Soiiza. Sr., Mrs. W. H. Ander-- 1 . ' . . ,.,, ,Ilh , The Misses Wallers ! n r a t e d with chrysanthemums, men, rreo 'and constant 'n child- I Hons between tho sexes. Kometlmo brilliant, animate thing tho com-l , ,n. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence' Miss Paley Hostess ,on i nner l.ai.t uicnm. wnn i;v- 1'li-nsaiul Parly. 'palms nnd ferns. hoo.l, becomes rigidly ivstrlcled so a feud originates from a trifling nuinity Christmas tree. In thejnewett and baby son of Kureka. I Informal Party , etend Lawrence orriclaling. Th(, Dornlby Jane audi .,.fri. n,e entrance nf the hrld-1 soon as the hoy and. girls reach i slight. homes of these communities there Calf.: Misses Catherine Coyle,; .Miss Marjory Paley was hostess! The bride, who was given In K ( f , , .. Nl,w., )llirlv Mr8 Ah(. Man Hudson , tho ago of puberty, (litis go about j. If a Sicilian, father of a rinugh- ure perhaps smaller trees spring-!, Verne Anderson. Martha l)e to a nuniber of frlt.nds on 'I'hurs-1 marriage by her lath.'r was dress- ' ' ., ,nf,mally ml son played the wedding march. I only with girls, boys with boys. , ler of marrlageablo age, should Inc nto life ' Kvery home takes u.rrv Hit.l.son, and Mr. day evening, from i lo . , ed 111 a frock of neum silk ac t.. n. nt. it.iini ini,in.ai .,.,i,lnK (nr.r serv.-d They see each other at the dally I happen to say to an old friend of up tho torch of light as though ,, Mrs. .1. IX. Marshall and son,' no guests invited were, l-.sti er ove cicam sa. a. i o s .-: uiei. no,,..- "" ' "' (ll . i,,,,,,.,,,!,,,, g,-ll following walk when girls go arm-in-arm In j his some night nt the local cafe: i. V...H i.,.., .miseri on from hand tcU- ol,A"""cl' 1 . "l""Ll'.' 1 " ... " " . ' i -i- j C.ore. knls Nicholas. Hazel Mtiffall. 1 and 1 es of the valley. ,,n,l i-li .c,ilale were s.-rv The country-sides and l,r- Kll nance Joan De lasd. wem o yn hrotise. ;)"" ' "TJTuZrUr m-xl y..r ...! Is employed ! never speaking to them. They -see band for my girl." and If Ihe boy's ban areas of 48 states become " '., ... ,.-, ., ,. ,V, ' ,-vn,. ,,.,' , m ', I ,,r II,.. f, kwas ,...l I I. -lone.. I.ia IVwell. at the Win-lands lleallly Shop. radiant gown of ugnt. , r..s .......... . ....'. .,... ,...'... .....'.! u., ....i...i i,,,, ,,r ......i.m.Ib I....'.....,.., i m-..i - ,,,.,i l,..v! The groom Is employed al the I Kver .l.in.e nn.l nigll J..m ......... ........ ...... ; I """" U,,.,lf,..,l ., ,.n,nI,nv. ... ... th- 1.-1L.U- ti.mii n lo-1 enmve.l.. llerreHh nielils were sci-v. i or l,MH georgeilo ami ia( e. .me, .:il.i viili.-rn. " " 1 , ...i .,,..,.- ecninir. Iianclng will ' cd iv Doi'thy While, and Kosa ! carried a boinpiei ot rosenuus. . lesinai oi i,..,.... i. .......! ,i .. l.u, Mi- .... .r ' i . . ... ... ... L., . . .. ....... ..... l.ii.iu.. l'tiesls of the 1 man. All altar was arraimeo in : ... r.n, r,... . ... ..in i. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kay LaMnrr. ofirr.,..i ,.t the fire nlace with ferns. . "f tlu-lr .laiigliier, Mrs. i.oie tho period, all homes have hfen ; L,".'l. KlndH of'- Angeles, s d over In, nsellas and palms. ; llol.ii.s n,l family. encouraged, in decorating .w,ni, - ,,,,., Medford Salurday on their way lo . Pieceeillug Ihe entrance of Ihe " ' ami ." i..-,.--r, , . , .,,... ,i..... ...in i.,i. , I. .. . .. .. Mr. mill li-s. Klllllllllll """" brlilal patiy, .mis. ai. . nugiui ; v ., , mother. in Pn.mis,. Me" A. Ander l "l"r'aln t-r I rlen.ls world may feel its cheery salute " . ,., .. .. rr . i son nlaved Ihe wedding Tlnrch. Mr. nnd Mrs. (I. J. KiinzniuTi draped in a r l leile.-wavs. causeways, pathways i.ii.I driveways bloom with a fo-; I"' lingo of light. The friendliness' Is on rtart at !l in Keeping ..nil me b,,...v ... - ,., i. .ui hn I Mr E. McKenzIO make and Mrs. Deardorf will their home In Ibis clly. ii. ,1,1 ... let .mine of their friend-!' noise makers llness outside, where the passing Jag ' greetings. Social Events of Church Societies So. happily has tb Immediately following Ihe wed- entertained Wednesday evening "t Ijl(,v A, tl taken hold In tho past few years: i-.'a.ima.e ' '""; Hostess tor uinner party , .. .-..ceiiilon lor Ihe forty tel. their h,.,,,.- il, '. .nor ..f Mrs. Knnz- Vlhat decorative exterior lighting piann.a .or....- "''" "'"no ny o , , Mrs. .,-ns lu.ab-- Curler of use. of homes, lawm. and f.,llg.0may ; the .rrv.. of ""'i''ut . V'" '""v ! Kun.h "ornwell and Mrs. Kmersotl ' ,shl,,g.on. and Mr. and Mrs. l.a i l tn lio n Sinn leuieiu ' ""v.t, ....... v . i.... . .he ei.fnmui.llv tree and invited friends. The Melody Six ,.. Malsetl. .... ... iia .h home I will lurnish Ihe music. t f Iflll slree DuriiTuMhe current week. ' JW foP , "'. ''..."'"i'''. 'M.,r..', T ' (iould pouretl and were assisted by .Spring, r ami daligblers ll.-Hy and ll, at I- .IM l'.asl lhlll-'M ,, l-i-lngle, Mrs. Lverelt .Jean of I'oiiTin.l. The .-v ng was iitJ . "n" , I TrowbrlUg.' and Mts. .lack Swem. sen. In pl..;h, bridge, evening with a !.ner, Th hriile kmiI,iIhI lru,n Mnl-i Tim guests were: Miss Cecil Friday ever dance nt the Malsed home, bavin-; , I'lrsl AlI'llKHIIS. 1 Mill-.-.. The Ladles' Aid snclely or the Klist M. H. church met In regular homecoming. Friday iift.,rno..n. Mrs. (leorgo Klltizman presiding. Song. "What a l-'rlen.l We Have In Christmas ev until the new year., ,.,,,. w. ,, .,',,.. .- ,i Mr. Leonard rd high and attended the spirit of the great festival win , nraro D. How- ...,rkeV Mr Unlergrove llasiR"" "" Kn" "in- Hali.-rs ami oaiigni. ,,e,.l,le over Ihe homes of Amerl-: , ,,,.. ... ' "rKl'. '" r;. ' " T"'y ..''. ! r.loved at Swem's for several years. ' and D.ii'olby Jane. I,. wh Cht as It,' anife,,a 10 hi .1. i. Hn .i.. u.ni ,'hrUlnnis nnd a ' ' . .- ... ....... .'""""I'.f-". " "'ri in ue ri ..u,.. ,.r....in is former V from Mail,:.!. .Mr. Carter. "'" 'Z ' ..... -y - . Uj Meiuoro. as giiesm oi .ins. i i...i mho in v s lllak from the I nlver- j - . t' A...m u... i. ... .. Hnnn ONew Year." i J! ., .h ,,r i.ters, , -i O... m. i,i. ,. Norway and attended TmOu m Snrmger and .laug ! ., .1 ' ; , n..i f. ' . . ' '. '.. . ' . ,-l U i, there. .I.an. o i, u.,. ..-,,,,. V. ! 111. i....... nn.i v.- ..! , ...1-...l i i.len.is": Mrs. ll. T. Lnwton leading Oregon ', Cuss. Miss Vivian Coss, Mrs. W. A. l)ln (,.vt(m , offering prayer. rs .nary i-.ii... Ml.H. A. t, 'gea In behalf of Mr. and Mrs. I . ,, ,.rre mesente.l Margaret and daughter I llllt llllin )n ,. ,,, Druams to Mr. and Mrs. Hel." and "llyn Low," with Mrs. In Defense cf the "Funnies" betrothalR mav eontinue for manv olne on the Hoil of Italy whero dl- yearH. CuHes of enKngemenU which Walter I. Itiley performed Ht'Mvoreo Ik unknown, where blood t have hutted JO, 26 or even 30 years lint; ceremony before a few rein- j t.ourse hotly and emotion run i are not unutmal. During this period llv. H and friL-ndn. loutekly to extremes, the Institution j mutual loyalty muat be nn Htrong one of the first small cities in j earn, and at the other nd r K((nu.ry at h(,r cozy i,limff the was t lint of Mifl Murjoiio Semon. (,( MrM, . K. Uanh'lH, Mm. Win. j The brblr wmo a frock of phi'Mof matrimony in nluayH n very Rerl- '. as after niartiuK". If It hnppenu the west to put on a successful (ne ribbont were the dainty plaee ROuthern boundary of the rfty. A I datmhter of Mr. and Mr. ('. .1. IliuUo, Mim. 11. 1.. Wallher,' Mvh. erepe bark nalin nnd carried "ioiiM matter. .Matrimonial JeHtlnff j not to be on either wide tho re- eards. After dinner musie, oiiki-, xhort buslnfss eMMloa was follow-i . w..vun i,.,...,,.,. VV. it. l;I(l(lle. Mr. C. I. Hutchlmin, whower hoijuet. Hlw wan tittend-(tf the' "mother-in-law" type Ih un- milt may be quick action with the Known. . i. i riinu tiiu iw.vy miMuiiiir nn nnn i iriinn. vnn nnvn n iinn vniinir I me fi'rrimioy . i . " - j - -" --o I ne nruie nas uvea in huh rnyi"" mmsi. " . - eae.h otner attain at nuirrn, wnm- . i;uiut hiiouiu neHiiaie in kivo en uKniu men and women are entirely thuflastic nxsent, fiKhtin between Kpparaicd. They meet at the grpat (ho two famlliea mifilit .ttart on the annual fair held In every village j spot and ennlnue, for Keneraionn. or at kiiiii( carnival dance. There )isIoyatty in wedlock earns a may even he rate ocranioiiM when j (dash, leavfnK n life-long cur they actually im-et personally, but arrow the face, or worse. Hi nee even then the cimvei sat ion, slow the people are Intensely Jealous, n land bullion. Ik carried out within look or n Kesture may h Interpret earshot of parents or relative. ; ed iih disloyalty. For this reason The d."dt AH of parents stronKly ; In ninny parts of Sicily married influence choh e of mates, hut ) women nro virtually kept under I Hpontanetvus affection nan an ex- ', lock and key. In .Sardinian nioun-irelb-nt hanre of overcomlnif ob-jfflhi resiona a stranffcr mav not slachs. t'ourtlnif Is often romnn- ! vpenh to a woman of the cruntry tie. The youth may nlnhtly wll.'ii'Ut Ineurrins ilnnger of tt many miles to the home of h'v a.y.fi- and terrible ieath. by Anna Mldary; "Habits," by TM Kar (tUCHtf Kuth Ih-flnfs; reifva- O ih Jtetty "'"i ( r)(1I(.nr0 . iHiikey nmimimnlst, KeadlnifH. "Hntiit of ( 'htist mas." He has been employed as onion-. 7. . O ! hy . i - .. ...,. ... i.. i ti nu liiii'niv iiohii'mm ' eer lor tne nuiesoy comp"". ' ; :, ' . , tmr (tiiestM Riftkau D.ru r.iaKr.t. Motitnnn for oevern years and for ' ll,u"' .iii.n, chiiitiiiii-." Ilttlo Joun Hurk. the comi week will be the Anv r-iS)(,n)rH i(avn IIitp. Thi Week the past four yearn Iihh been em-j r.enernl JiiM-ph Ume Hoelety C. iurK the nodal hour, the lean lirinn New Year dance to Muriearet Ijiunsimch ar-' In honor of the twelfth hirthrlav ' ployed hy thin same company at ' A. !t. was entertained by .Miss royalty circle served refreshments. take place at the Oriental tlardens rAV(1 ,n t,. ciiy Sun(Iiy lo pend of her daiiKhter lils. Mm. F. K. 1'rosi.eft nnd In this city. l-iitilc Murray on Thursday after-. Tho(lp observhiK birthdays weifj luejtuay. janunr i. now n.. , h.dubr: with her narents. i irhnlH entcrlnlirpd n number of i After a weddlnt trip Ol tw-i ; oon, uecrnii.er son. Mm. K. M. Corel. Mm. Cornwall Once iiKaln nn eminent uu(hori-of humor ond esthetic taste 1t4 tv comes forward to tell tho world word, the comicn are mer? pafc . . .. ii'"hnn for f'ie niurons. that newspnper i-n Aftrr n.. th(. UlXU nhoilt .... U.,..n Vmi Vr....'w Itllll iK-aillnc KliCO.f the Wcrk One of Ihe big holiday parties on plirnllr Medfonl t.lrl attended ihe Legion Christmas ; Mr nrt Vr. f!oorilP lnnspneh. ! girls at her home on Honth Holly I woeka In California they expect to last uV. are ., ,.av. on N w Yxr s day atrect, December 2S. make their home in .iieniorn Pleasant ao.i. ii... ..... ... ...r . w- ffr jIcrrm Oregon, where she Is ng pa, . ........ "i-" "" iimrtlns in the Merrill l.lgger and better than ever. Spe- J (.h(Ml The soelely will c.illert short Mri (Jo() . Ktimman. Mrs. fiames were enjoyet! follow"! , I eial earnival favors and . holiday .rlaltle will odd to the gaiety of the atfair :Q exc. Ileal mush Is assured by ihe ennimlttee In .-harge. rroeeels or tn.. .lanre in i r.lliv,., nnrt mends, bo turned over lo the Legion Drum ! pprl, to leav.. some Corps fund. ..." week or her home. K. H. storl.-s and books to be sent to the . Honor guests. Misses Vete.-i.nM br.Mi.ll:.! Ill I'orlland. Klve t i.. . . .. t i.. u..it..... - ..!- IA MkU. . .. . .. J'1 ...... .....u-m- - grade by r. freshmentn. i . "" " " 1 ' " . " : .101 lars a er lor a inr-e year : tryi i,u,.,0 van NessJJ Margaret The guests fnelii.'.ed. K.ihfr Alrx-i ol""n' ' '", "" . " ' ,, " " .; n"' i "a,., .... j ,,,, Uuh Hedges. ,l asked lo give , Tho I'rlsellla i-lreln of the First . iandar, Mrs. R. O. nines. ho. lives,-In u, .(Jtwndolyn Kraiiss. Trrlni, Portland, has Iwen here for tho Knglisll, .MarjorJ- Paley. n r o Barbara r l.dd. Ilaz Mof- i -"";n 1W?',ln'""'lar k. t'-J ?. '"""'" ''"'X .ndolyn Kradss. Yrrlni ; ?-V ln l,lc K"Ik!u" '" 'Z'"'"" " hall. 8 past two weeks, visiting with Seheff.-l, Jean larr'il'e, lletlyj vii-- ftowena Hale whn Ik al-i ...I...!....- ...... -l.l- tiu . Thn.n.l..l- I - 1. .... I..n. 1 I ill I . . , She -x- Ann Thorndyke. t'nrltnn Jane lllll. i ,-.,. time this Helen Stearns. Ittlhv Mono. I aili-, . .... 1....1.1 i.i. l.r.r 'erlne Cnaney and. Jot.d Uo Loh. ?,,,.' ,. Viovd Conk. ic- Murray aorved rufrcshincnU. 1 present. the I nlverslty of Oregon. nil tho nioro reason for. the their own definition of Chrlslnins. , Melhodlst rhnreh will meet wllhlpundlts to scorn and rldlrttlo the Koine very Interest In nnd original 1 Mrs. Henry Hall of 32s Kdward 'Pleas were given. street on "Wednesday afternoon. I.ueile, and her mother. Mrs. C. All members are urged to ho know their business fairly " lawfulness of tho comlem'it la dls and human nutnro still better, j tinetly novel, not to say retissh even In Ihe ninking nn.l publish- lug, to hear Dr. Ijiwsoo 1. I)',v Ing of sueh allegedly foolish amtjery, tllreetor of the Institute ot absurd features ua the "funnies." t;hll.l tlul. lance, any a brave word Vnr of eottrse newspaper t-omii-s , n their defense. This ntithorlty. have long been a favorite butt, for j speaking before the parents' coun the Intelligentsia. ell of tho Philadelphia Child tlllld- To this miphlstlrated class they nne cllnie, went so far aa lo bor- hnve seemed the sow's ear of nrt nnd humor. And herause mil lions have frnnkly und wltnout row a few laurel leaves from tho lofty crnnlum of science nnd transfer them to tho brow of the shame enjoyed tho comls strip icomle strip, lie waa convinced "common people." Aa they anw the comics are aa Important help townrd understanding children aa any scientific work ever produced, It, any ono who could tolerale tho land domestic prohlema are Ilium "funnies" must needs hnvo a I mated by th Insight of the com frankfurter and auueikraut lenaojia artists." St.. l'eteraburg New