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MKDFOKD M.MTj TltlBUNR MKDFOKD, OK'KOOX. SUNDAY. .. A Nt'A It qC.. PAGE FIVE i ii " 1 ii ..... i i . "6 fvocidif UukmAl 4 f 4f ( Monday. Kiwnnlji club 6 o'clock din- ner. Hotel Medford. Ladles' 4 night. Crater Lok-. t'.ulld of the 4 Presbyterian chureh. Home 4 of Mrs. It. U. McF.lhose, Mln- nesota avenue. ' 4 Women' chorus. Carlton 4 Janes studio. 7:J0. 1 Past Matrons' club O. I-J. s.. fr1" "o,M vi,v nniiviuiiii , 1 d'eloek luncheon. Masonic i'nK ai us regular weHsion nvxi;ory of gol(1 flrHt Jn i;uururmn. hall. j Monday. .TanuKiy 7, at 11:15, at tnen jn Oregon nnd Nevada. Kin: CUy Counrll V,T. A., Jun- 4 tho junior high. had drlved Into county hiHtortoH lor high. 3 : 1 T. . 8uporlnund- Hod rick wl1ljftnd lmU muoh of perHonal lntcr- ent llctlrlck will pcak. Heak on tho fro texthook nuen-le!it for ht?r llstenora. TiiOMlay. lion lin,i 'iv''y committee mom- MrSi c,wyt tho president of the liulno8 and IMofossional ! hi'r and officer in all tho asHo- j rlubt rrvlt.Wed a book by Con- wnmpn' olnh dinner llotol AiHntlonH Is urged to be present to . 8tunce Uourko called" Troupers j. a,itnr r vinu. lirvst- 1 tlons. telephone Mr. Maud Chapman, 123. Indies' Auxiliary. HaptlKt chureh. Horn oof Mrs. K. H. Stlnson, 2:30 p. m. W. H. M. H. and . V. M. S. clashes will have joint meet- Ing In the Klrnt Methodist church parlors at 2:30. Women a 3 o c 1 a 1 1 o.n of f Presbyterian church in the 4 church parlorH. l Delnhlan board mooting. Tlome of Mrs. J. C. Collins, j 9:30 a. m. St. Anne's Altar society, regular business meeting; , 1 election of officers. I Phoenix Unit Jaekson Conn- 1 tv Health association, church 1 parlors. f WediK-Mlay. f Pythian Ulsters. Pythian 4 hall. 2:30 p. m. ' TlmrMlny. ! The Pythian club will meet $ Thursday evening. January 10. 4 4 at tho home of Mrs. Florence 4- Peterson nl 719 West 1 3th 4 street, with. Mm. Hoehne as- 4 4 sisling. There will be clue- 4 4 Hon of ofriiers. 4ronm or ine .Masonic nan. a .oti.e nf i o'clock lunchoon will be Mm. Uoot's. Home of Mrs. 4 ; -t Ulrieh. Minosota avenue. 4 4 Carnation club. Home of 4-1 Hay, Mrs. Purcell and Mrs. Huug a mm niotrii-h. 939 North Con- 4ltltH are lumtetyes and all restden tral. 7:30. A Itnvnl VpliihtinrR niiM't at Woodman hall, s o'clock. In- stallatlon of officers. Friday. Etta W. llublw tent, nauah ters of Veterans. lustalla lion of officers. ' nelphlnlan group mcetiHB--W of Mrs. dews'. Jlomn of Mrs. It. Klccter. Siskiyou Heights. Junior High l'.-T. A. at 3:16. Superintendent lied- -V V rick will sneak. 4 Saturday. C o 1 1 e ir e Women's club. 4 Luncheon at Hotel Medford. 4 Heservatlons. phone Mrs. if. Hosworth, 1292-J. or Mrs. H. K. Kelly, 1UH9-L. Women's Keller Corps Hiuo llaitquet. The banquet held at the Ar mory Thursday last by the mem bers of the Women's nclicf corps, Chester A. Arthur Post No. 34. was a great success. About 75 members and guests no"n ' ouuiiuiu! luncheon, but it was a matter o( : regret that only one of our old oldlers, Mr. William Lyman, was able to ho present. After tho banquet the Installation of offi cers was conducted, the following taking office for the ensuing year: President, Fidelia Woods: H. V. president. Ijcona Hull; .1. V. pres ident. Kllwbclh Mulhollen: sec retary. Nancy I). Wilson; treaa . V.. . fi'",- 111 ha Plekel: conductor. Margaret 7nble; guard. Mary Perdue; pa- trlotic instructor, Sarah Cornwell; ! press correspondent, Winifred A. I Harker: musician, Bessie Miller; nsshuant conductor. Kath(;,;in'1Je; "". I merman, Annette Dow. H a, crausc, omc x o u n g. v-n Neighbors. Thc following were elected dele gates to the department conven tion next June: Tolitha Pickel, Ktta Krausc, Hortha Tlmmcrman, j.,stner Cameron: Kainarino ' e- tcrson. Alternate delegates, MrJjhomc brfe, to Ollcn Charles Wll garot Noble. Nettle flrover. Delia! ionlH r Neighbors, Allco Wlthclill, Kmrnaj Hillings Is the attractive Wheldon. .,, daoghtcr of the late Joon Billings The corps feels that It has had mtl) i)r!i mmngs of Medford. n. happy, successful year. . an t Mr wnams , th ron ot one of great activity. Over i.A,r Hn, Mm i,umHn T. Williams whs realUed at the recent lraar..of SouU) Nl)rton nvl.nuL., the sick, aged and Infirm Irno, dainty bride-elect h.'is chos- oeen- .visuen ana oitcicu ...... flowers and other material ex- nressiona of lovo nnd remem branee. and many pleasant and; profitable social gatherings have been held. The retiring prei-l- dent. Mrs. Pickel, wbb presented with a beautiful silver bon-bon dish, and the- chairman of ex- ocutlvc committees. Mrs. Groer rnelved a recognition pin. hoin these ladles Ming nonoreo i" their faithful and untiring devo tion to their duties. The following ladies were on the banquet committee, and to bo congratulated on their due - cess: Mrs. Mulhollen. Miss Hull, Mrs. Alice Wltherill, Mrs. C K - Webber. Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Neigh - bor ond Mrs. Noble, tne iwo ladles last named being specially conccrned with seating and enter tainment arrangements. Mrs. r;red paraons and daughter Reglna Florence who have been mending thc holidays with Mrs. Pnrnon's mother, Mrs. Hyatt, of Portland Is expected to return tome the first of this week. Building Bridge Club 'Wednesday study Club . Inurlaliu-d hi hcllchor Homo. I Have Knjoynble Meeting. : Miss Kcllchor entertained the1 Th, Wednesday Study club mot! Building Bridge club at her home on jumlry second at at ho library. I on South Oakdale Thursday after- noon. She was assisted In nerving ' , by .li s. liei-drs and Mrs. K. Wold. - Fuur tables wero in play. k ' -44 ' fom"'" '" reactM-nt 1." '" ' Meeting. The city council of the P.T. A.iou a oomplolo undemanding of:or j""" maltcr Anyone interested is also in 1 vited. Superintendont Hedrit-k will dress the Junior High I'.-T. A. at their regular meeting Friday, January 11, at '&:T Ills talk will bo of great In terest to all, with a special word to mothers, whoso children will entor high achool this next se mester. Miss Annette Gray will tell of the outstanding events of the State Teacher's convention. Refreshments will be served ami a cordial invitation is g'ven to nil to attend. Hayard Getchell left Saturday! for Seattle, where he will sume his college work at the I'nix orsity of Washington, after spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dolroy Getchell. rat Matron's Club Will Meet Monday. Th past matron's club of the O. K. S. "ill meet Monday after noon. January 7. In the ladles' A one served in the small dining room and cards and pool will follow. Mrs, and viylthiK pat matrona nrc cor-jMr. ,Uiail Invited to attend. ireat'-r Metlford Club I lluve I.unclietm. ! The Cre;ter Medford club en- joyel n 1 o'clock luncheon at Ihe . iiuiei ..leuiuru w.iu pisc.o iu. hh't., ......... luncheon a meeting wasJneiu at which time Mrs. V.. K. Merrick, chairman, of the. hoard on speci fications for the building of tile i new club house gave a report. All I the plans drawn by high school I manusl training class under l.e I land A. Mcntzer were displayed, j The plans which won first and second prizes were taken charge of by Ihe committee and will be given, to Frank Clark who will draw the plans for the new club house. Mr. Clark has donated his services free of charge. An interesting program was giv en following ihe business meeting In charge uf .Mis. Ucrt I.owry and Dixie Ambler Harvey. I Another card party has. been planned by the club or Monday, January Mth to which the; pub lic is cordially invited. This will bo given ill the evening so all business women can attend at the Hotel Medford. Bridge and five hundred will be played, Former Medford Girl Announces Engagement. Of interuMt to her many local friends is the reeenl announce ment In the Ios vngeles Times of the betrothal of Miss Hose Blll Inss. foruior well known Medford pirl to Olb-n Charles WIIIlHins. Miss ItHllnKH has been in Los An Kales for the past two years and California by her sister, Uuth. and hor Jno,h Ml!i John uWnist,t of ... I( A winsome picture of Miss Kill ings appeared with the announce- i ment which occupied a prominent space, in tho society section of the bus Angclea paper, Jn nm thc annoUnccinem ,H ttH follows: "Coming as a pleasant surprise, to her many friends throughout California, is tho announcement of the betrothal of Min Bonnie Hone Billing, formerly of Med- , rt . . making her en the Little Churclr of thc Flow ars. (llendalo. n the totting for' her wedding, which is scheduled lit tftln ilun. Idmiftru 111 M(sa Uutll HMngH ot .Mcfo,.d, H,stf.r of the bpllC ia to ttls.jlHi a;i mH)(1 of honor whnp uttondaiits wU lnt.ud(J j,,,, Vlrn Wllllams, MrB char(.s UmrVt iu Mae Hancy an( J(BI1 Lucmo Knowi- ton Boyd Hannon will serve Mr. Williams us host man and thc ushers will Include Raymond Mc- , -... pH, , K.n etin and tuience Haaarot. ; " j Klwnnls Club iWIII i:ntcruiln ladles. - Thc Klwanlan. of Medford aro loolng forward with much picas j urP to the meeting Monday which will be held at six in the evening instead of the noon hour. j All the Neighbors of nearby Members are celebrating the camps, the Woodmen nnd Nelgh close of a very successful year and ,ors and Woodmen's families aro tho Installation of new officers, i invited. anu uelng both reasons as un x- Friday night the Medford Nelgh cuso for entertaining their wives bor, ,na vfoodmen are Invited to and sweethearts at dinner. AtsnUnd to a Joint Installation. Lane of Crescent City was a KUest of the club, Mrs. Hodges made her Initial apearancc on the club program wan n exceptional)- fine paper v tho c;old Ituch." She di - s - ,.,..,, ,., wide-reaching effects lhc country at large and the i w est in particular ih tne uisco- - lhe God coast" Thlfl book being n history of J-otta Crab trees life is also a history of tho thentrieH.) dovolouments in Cali- fornin - Mrs. flrey with her fln j dig,.riiiilnatlon brought wonderful i giimpsra of early camps and cities j and people of tho west both on and off tho stage. The entire Crabtree family arc vividly sketch ed but Lotta from her debut at eight laughed, danced and sang even when a theatrical necessita ted 1000 miles by foot and burse back thru the west.- Mrs. Pick el closed the program with diseiisslon of the World's Wc-rk. Wvr choice of theartiele on ..ic Whito House, grounds ami thftt appenle(t lo her hearers. The green houses to review was one Interesting accounts of budgets, inventories, the real values of his torical furniture, salurlcs. police, and privacy, gave many amusing viewpoints on the serious busi ness of living In the White House. The next meeting of the flub will be on January 16 at the home of Mrs. Deuel when Gueat day will bo enjoyed. Mrs. Carkin and Mrs. Myers will conduct the study period.-. 4 Out-of-Towii Guests Iseave for Wntdiington Mr. and Mrs. (.'has. II. Overbay left Wednesday for Seattle where overbay will finish Ills fores- try course at the University of Washington and Mrs. Overbay will lake .some post graduate work in the same school, it being her alma mater. They have spent the past five weeks in Medford the guests of M1. nIlll jfrs. tjiay u. rawer, par- ents of Mrs. Overbay. Young; Fold Knjuy ! mm rariy. A number of lhc young people whn went sklloe In the flreen I Sminiis mountain district Sunday i were: Misses Dorrls Jones. Klea nor Boyd, Alberta Knlps. and Mar garet O'NHt. Messrs. Neville Hi den. Frank O'N'eil. IJoyd .Sunder toau and Ernest i.'onrad. Xew Year's Kvo Dinner Dance Distinctive ' among the affairs planned to usher In tho Now Year of 1920 wa.s the dinner dance given at the Hotel Medford Monday eve ning. Dinner was served at S o' clock, followed by dancing which continued until after midnight. One of the largest no-host par lies Included Mr. and Mrs. George Hoberts, Mr. and Mrs. It. Hord wcll. Mr. nnd Mrs. W.-F. Htddle. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Enimens and Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Thieroff. Another party included Mr. and Mra. W. Yawter, Fern Hutchin son, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Coe, Dr. nnd Mrs. It. I,ageson. Mr. and Mrs. 1!. Dodge, Mr. and 'Mrs.' If. "Deuel and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart. Mr. and Mra. O. O. Alenderfer. Mr. end Mrs. A. P. Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. I'. H. Armstrong also formed R no-host party, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Trowbridge and Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith were together, as also were Mr. and Mrs. Heauinont DeLosh, Jean Vllm and ltohert Hart. .Another party included Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes nnd Mrs. Emma Lnpworth of Seattle. Mr. and Mr.1. Harlan Ilosworth, Jr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. Lively composed a party of four. Harry Itosenburg sponsored, a no-host party for Mr. anil Mrs. C. Witter, Miss Maria Wilson, of Grants Pasa. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wilson and Miss Lalvdburg. Mr. and Mrs. B. Drayton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Braylou. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Anderson, Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Thompson composed a party of eight, while Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Qulsenbury, Dr. -and Mrs. A. JF. Kressc and.Mr. and Mrs. L. Hchade composed a party. of. six;-- Mr. and Mrs. C I. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. .Jap Andrews. Mrs. Yawter and Mrs. Diddle were to gether as were -Mr. and Mra. At. K. Rowley-and Miss Yells Smllh, also Mr. and Mrs. II. V.-. Hamlin, Mrs. Amspaker. If. C. Carle. Another party Included Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Benedict, Darbar Mo Kwan and O. J. Thomas, also Mr. and Mrs. Klnlcy and party and Mr. and Mrs. Kdmlnston and . party. Jerry Barnes and Mrs. J. Mlson composed table of two. H Moral Neighbors Will Install Officers The ltoyal Neighbors will Install their officers next Thursday night at the Modern Woodmen hall. Following Installation there will be a short program and refrcsh- mcnts. Irene DeLosh, S25 South Holly St Phone ML - OWoU HuMcss Hiuiku Party. Miss Margaret O'N'ell entertain- I ed a number of friends Now , Year's evening with a bunko 'party. The latter part of the eve-: j ning was spent in dancing. Those present were: the Misses ' Kleanor Hoyd. Gornldine Latham. jjuan Ferguson. Lucille Murray, , Dolores Holbrook. Melva Parrot!, Dorothy Slrad, Jane Schmidt. . - oris joncs, i aruivn i-iiuips, .Mai- gory lion, mid Margaret O Neil. MoHKrt?. Uorald Ijithatn, Hilly llar rlinun, N'orria Iorter, A I. Hilton, i.yle Kinney, Krl: Heraon, I)iek I'hlllpti. evllle Hiden. Denton Clark. Kd. Anderson, Marojd Ar chor and Orval Knckatel. Dancing Party Feature At Blue Flower Lodge Misfl Evelyn Wold was UoHteRH at a dinner party given at the Blue Flower lodge last Saturday evening". IHnner was Herved at neven - tuirty as a Dutch troat, and the evcuinK was apent In dancing until twelve. The lotlga was beaut ifully decorated in holiday colora. Covers were laid for twenty-four. Mr. and Mrs. John IVnison and son Jack left Friday for a sever al weeks' motor trip to I,oa Ange les and other cities In California. Local Lodge Ifjt-vo Card Party. One uf tho most enjoyable, ns well as the best attended of the season, so far. was the last card parly Riven In the Knifthta of Ty thlas hall, Thursday evening, Jan uary 3. In brldse, Mrs. Oaddls held hlirh score, and Mrs. l'latt low; 11. W. Barncburif hlKl) and Holand -Smith low in COO. The first prizes went to Mrs. ' Woolfc and Mr. . Holm, with consolation lo Mrs. Bwitrtz and (lordon Wll Mams. t l.unch was served by Mrs. Wil liam Olson and her efficient com mittee. The next card party will be Thursday. "January 17- Ashland Ijodgo Kiiteilaln Medford IxmIro. A number of the members of Tal sman Temple. Pythian Sisters, of Medford. attended tho meeting of Mt. Ashland Temple In Ash land Friday evening, and report n verv anlendld meeting. Those making tho trip wero Mr. and Mis. H. C. Hoehne and daugh ters, the Misses Nina and , Lor raine. Mr. and Mrs. Woolfe. Mrs. 1 Km ma Jeschke. Mrs. Bllzabeth Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Varborough nnd Mr. Hoberts. Miss, Crawford lloMCM Continue Party, Mlsrt Dora Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Crawford, entertained twelvo of her friends with a costume party at her home Friday aflcrnoon at 5 o'clock. The costumes wero all very at tractive, most of them being old fashioned. The evening was spent in interesting games. Ono of tho special features was dancing the Ytr nla reel. Supper was servcu at six. Friends of Miss Alma Iluntor, formerly n teacher in the lloose- velt school, havo received an nouncements of her marriage to Charles Winlon Barrett, also for merly of Modford. AComDliMhmcnls of JS2H Of American Legion AuxHJry. The Aunlllary was hostess dur ing ' tho recent ' state convention held here to the many visiting members and officers. This con vention was said to havo Men tho most sueccHsful ever held In Oregon. Assisted In obtaining super visor for the Medford playground. Gave funds toward tho play ground expenses. Decorated tho Armory club rooms, assisted by other patriotic organizations. F.nt'ortalncd tho governor of Oregon and his party during his Medford visit, also National le gion Commander Spafford and State Commander Love. Sold 4500 popples on Memorial Day. Have sent clothing, layettes and toys lo Portland child welfare committee, nil through Ihe year. Furnished necessary articles for the veterans' hospital whenever en lied on. . ' Sponsored thc girl scouts of Medford and encouragod their ac tivities and growth unUI they arc now the third largest group in Oregon The Medford Auxiliary won me membership trophy In !28 by having 27n members, tho largest membership in lhc history of Oregon auxiliaries. , - Our unit -president.'-Mrs- C.ha ney, was elected at this time to tho office of vice-president of tho department of Oregon. Bent two delegates to tho Na tional Legion convention at Ban Antonio. Have helped and ore still help ing many needy cv-sorvlr.o fami lies hy seeing they aro adequately Ith clothing, food and1 provided eheltcr. llioenli lira It h I'nit Will Ment Titendar. On Tuesday, January 8. Ihe Phoenix unit of tho Jackfon County Health association will i hold tho first meeting of the year In tho ladies' parlor of the church. All mothers In tho com munity are Invited to attend this meeting as It Is of especial value at this time. Dr. Emily naicom. our new county doctor, will bo in charge of the meeting, tho subject of which will be Com municable Dleeoirca.'' ..... 390-L or 71 I i "Tim m-- " " x 'T Indian M-.ters Ilavo Mil-tin-. Talisman Tempi.' No. 40. l'ylli- j Ian Sisters, held an Interesting session at tho Knights f Pythias hall Wednesday. January 2. If-!, i I Aflerroutlne business, the newly elected officers were installed by , ! Installing officer Adelaide Swart, j ithe floor work being very benuti-; i fully demonstrated by Sisters Helle Walker and Ida Cole. l. S. and O. M. respectively. After tho session a lunch was served. The officers are: M. K- (.. tdive Ua.v- , lord; K. S.. Cloe Whtllock: K. , Florence I'oterson; M. of T., Min i nle Heine; M. of U. & C.. Hello VarbrouKh; M. of It. Katie Jmlg. ! of T, Klizabeth Temple; C. of t t nis.m- I. C. Austia : HarnchurK. The next rcunlar lnootlnB will! tic Wednesday. January 10. Tho l)e Molays will nave njwn, tu. meetlnK of Dccemlicr skiing party today on the flrcen 1 2Mb. A number of new members Sprint: mountain. It Is cxivected j Were received durliiK the year and that about twenty will Ro on this i all duties required of Ihe lent were parly. j performed. UeleKatea attended , ;tho state convention at HnseburK. Mrs. Mi-HIIium Will Mitortam rreshjteriau Oiureh tlulld The Crater Uike Guild uf the First Presbyterian church will huld its next mectlnir Monday evening, January 7. Mrs. A". J. Covcrstone, Mrs. It. K. McKlhose and Mis. It. 11. Dynan. will be hostesses nt this meetlnit which will he held at tho home of Mrs. McKlhose. on Minnesota avenue. The paper for study will continue with Ihe subject of the t'hrisllan Influence on Art. The branch of the topic to bo presented nt tills meeting will he music. OiIIcro Women's Club Will Meet Salurtlay The College Women's club of Ihe ltugue Itiver valley will have their annual luncheon at Hotel Medford. January U'lh. 19-!. Call Mrs. Harlan 1'. Ilosworth. Jr.. phone ISS'J-J, or Mrs. B. K. Kelly, 10K9-L for reservations, Mi's. Inland A. Mentzer will have charge of the program fol- lowing Ihe luncheon. The music will be by Miss l.eona Marstera i of Ashland. j Miss Thelma tianaway will re-j view some of the plays of the Clvle Repertory Theatre, of New York;.nt. After a short business s.sslon ! City. It. A. It. Statu Hoard Will Meet III Portland The local chapter. Daughters of the. American Kcvolutlon has been notified of a slate board meeting which is lo be held in Portland on January 12. Any one driving to Portland on January Mth will confer a favor on tho chapter by notifying any member or phone til. Fiftieth Wedding Aimliersnry Mr. and Mrs. W. H. .Meeker New Year's day marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. ond Mrs. W. II. Meeker, and they were entertained at the home of their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker on Norllt llart lett street. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Meeker wero married nt Brush Grove. Iowa in 1 879 and moved to Med ford in 18IM where they have since resided, on 'coming to Medford, Mr. Meeker entered the dry goods business which has been continued these muny yeai-s, and Is now known as the M. M. Department store, under the management of his son, C. A. Meeker. Thero were uhout twenty guests present, being tho Immediate rela tives of the family. In honor of their golden anniversary they pre sented Mr. and Mrs. Meeker with gold coins and flowers. Many cards and liitera of congratula tions wero received from relatives In the east and coast states. Refreshments of Ice cream, cakes, punch and candles were served. All thc guests whhed Mr. nnd Sirs. W. II. Meeker many more unnlvci'Harles, -4 Friends nn ilclatlves Entertained hi Dinner Mrs. M. A. Anderson entertain od a number of frlenu and rela tives with ii delightful dinner nt her home on South Ccntrul avenue on Chrlstmns day. - The room was very beautifully decorated in thc Christmas colors. The guests, included:- Inin Hunk, Mr. nnd Mrs. I). J. Oscar of Applegale. Mrs. Irene G. Denis ami non of Berkeley, Mrs. Bfflc ond grandson of Ashland. Mr., and Mrs. Lester Helms and! family. Mr. and .Mrs. II. II. Helmu and daughter Martha. Dclbort An derson. . Phil Mills. Archie l-alng, Mrs. Baxter and daughter Clem rntinu, Karl Obcnchaln, Mrs. Clara Anderson and son, Mr und Mrs. M. A. 'Anderson, Miss Josephine Anderson. Student Honored At Dancing l'url A dance In honor of a number of high school anil college young people was given ut thu St. Murk's guild by the Misses Harriet Camp bell. Barbara young, Hobertu Stearns und Hotly Bardwell. Tll h" "'as beautifully decor- wiuii wiiii pine una iir uougus, rno ovonlng was spent in dancing, with music furnished by a trio. There wero about fifty guests present. 4- Ml- rinigart llostcm Informal Aftcrnrsin. M'ss Elizabeth. Hwigart enter tained about twenty girl frionds at her homo with an informal toa Saturday afternoon in honor of Silas Dorothy liads, a froshman at tho University of Oregon, who Is homo visiting her parents, Sir. and Mrs. Everett Cads. Tho room was very benutifiilly decorated In red carnations, and green tapori. Kiitmiilu Friends Diilit-liuc Party ; Miss Miuy Joe F.stcs cntctullicd a number of her friend with a dancing party at her home on the kiiiks ttigliwuy New Year's Kvo. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening, and refreshments were served at twelve. Those present were: Tin- Misses Hetty Janes. Jean Swlgart. Billy Hanunctt. Hernlce 5 til. F.lslc Wll Hams, Kathleen Fstcs and Mary jot. KMtes. Messrs. Hub High of ; AshlHnd, Harney Miller, Hob Mlk-, sche, howetl Dew, Kruncls Neff, Warren Dercun and Huwurd Lti Claire. 1iiuIiI'I-n f Veterans l'-Kt New Officer "" " u , of Veteran-, co.nplctcl a plfaaanl iand profitable year under th I presidency of .Mrs. Cora J. Carhis ; , ,. ..... ,.1V H1.M H Klveu by a team which went from Medford fur that purpose. Ihe tent also took part In tho obser vance of Memorial Iay and Ar mistice Day. The Christinas season waa observed as usual by Christ mas Rlfls lo Ihe Soldiers Home at Hosrburs, and tu the veterans of .Medford. who also were remem bered on their birthdays. Officers for Ihe eusulliK year are resident. Mrs. ltynii: minlor , vice president. Mrs. Nellson; junior vice president. Miss ICd wards: lieasurer, Mrs. Hrowne; secretary. Mrs. Kindred: KUlde, Mrs. Svlmilo: Patriotic Instructor, Miss Cox; chaplain, Miss Hull; : council, Mrs. Dogard, Mrs. I.arbls, J Mrs. Holmes; color beaiera "ni1 ' guards will be appointed. The new officers will be In- 1 will be Ill- stalled at the next meeting, Friday; January 1 1 . Mrs. Hall KlltertaillK PrLscllbl Clri'ln The liisellla circle of Ihe First Metboillst church met with Mrs. Hall on Kdwards street on Wed- nesdav afternoon with eleven j ineniherrt and si.'ven visitors pres- with the .-halrnuin, Mrs. Wiley, in charge the afternoon was spent in sewing and social chut. The hostesa served refreshments of rolls, fruit salad and coffee, after which the meeting adjourn ed lo meet In two. weeks with Mrs. Pickle, 218 Court street. Party at (.ctchcD lloisiu Welcomi1 N' w Year Miss Gloria Oelchcll was hostess at a delightful New year's party at her home on South Oakdale avenue. I he evening was spent In dancing, with supper served at 11. .. .. ... .......... . l liu guosiH iiicnnicii: MIshcs Peggy Miller, Justine Miller, Louise lironimer, Frances M oiler. Janet W'ray Smith, Doro- tha Gould, Helen Fdmlstoli. Mary F.dmlston, Dorothy Paley, Hosa Gore, 'Carol Dodge, Marguerite Illnca ot Titcouiu, Gloria Getchell. Messrs. .lames F.dmlston, Don ald Moore, Gerald llarlsock, Karl Mercer, Witliam Thomson, Bill Walker, Kennclll Hwartz. Bob Koy, j;i(,k ,,., ,,nl.0(1 dcHime r, Kdwurd Iteamos, Merland Tolllf- scn, Hob liniment, Wilson Adams, Gcorgo Hougen. Wroonnli Club Kutertalneil Iloinn of Mrs. Itlnnbarxi-r One .u f the most delightful and successful . parties tho Wrnonah club hus enjoyed this season wns held at lllii home of Mrs. Holllo J. Rlniibarger ou Vancouver avenue on Thursday afternoun, January 3rd. This party was In the form of a covered dish luncheon anil euch member brought n well filled dish. At one-tlilrly, twenty members and friends were sealed at the long table which fairly groaned with thu many good things l,i cat. After luncheon the regular busi ness meeting of the club wns held with Mrs. Don Piatt, the president presiding, after which cards wore enjoyed the renin India- of the afternoon. Mrs. Don Piatt and Mrs. Millies assisted tho hostess. Mrs. Dickey of Ashland was a guest of the club and Mrs. Hubert Nlekol and Belle yarhurouglt were made now members. Kulcrtalti Informally On New l cars - Mr. und Mrs. John Seller cnlcr talnod at dinner New years even ing. . ,. . . ('overs were laid for nine. Miss Bernl.-o Burger Just home from tho Bible Institute of Ioa Angules was tho honored guest. 'Other frb-nds called during the, evening. The guests were favored with some very clever readings by little i.u.-ue r.-uer, inter wiui'ii ail uiii time taffy pulling contest brought much mirth and merriment. Degree of Honor lslgo Have Installation of Officers Degrco of Honor ladgCfN'o, 103. met In regular session ul Hie Mod ern Woodman hsll December 2Hlh. No wofflcers wore Instnllud for tho coming year. Mrs. Dura Bow ers being present took charge of tho Installation, after which a social hour was much enjoyed by all present,' Tha next meeting will bo Janu ary L'Gth, i'M'j. Hobby Hoot Entertains Troop 0, Boy Snouts. Bobby ltoot entertained 15 boys of Troop 6, ot tho Boy Scouts, at his homo on Summit uvonuo Friday evening. Gomes and con tests were enjoyed. Itofroshments were aerved by Mra. Myron Hoot,. i Thi V. 11. M. K. ami ih w. F. M. S. i.r the First M. K. church HI bold 11 J"'" meeting In the chureh parlors Thursday ulternouii. Mr. and .Mrs. K. It. Kinney of 1527 Bryant street, left last night for u visit with K. U. Hippon at the 1'rospect power plant. (Contributed) : tin New Year's Day, Mr. and ; Mrs. J. F. Chase, C29 North Con- I ...... ....,,.. Mclfor.l u-athcrc,l ; Hal awu,e. M.-lfo,.!. hal . r. 1 , iiruuiiu wteu. i, .. . ...... .......... ; .....i ....;. i.. to celebrate their GOLDEN WEDDING OF 1. AND tt CHASE i golden wedding. Carman VI. Mell has been pastor Mr. and Mrs. Chase were mar- ! fur H months, during which time ried fifty years ago in Cluud conn- ' marked progress has occurred ty. Kansas by the Hev. N'cwlun I olung all lines and most of the itracken. Mrs. Chase was born In ' alms announced by the pastor at St. Lawrence county. N. Y.. but j the annual meeting at tho begln whlle still a child her parents rilng of lyj.S havo been accom- moved to Wrlghtsluwn, Wis., where she spent her early glli I hood. ! Mr. Chase was born hi Chiiu- tnuttuu county. N. Y. When eight 1 i vi.itrN .,1,1 his imrciits moved to I Mitchell eiiunlv. Iowa, thence to I Missionary Society, i Cloud conntv. Kansas. T" regular monthly lncetir.6 In 1S7U Mrs. chases parents 1 of Hi" Woman's Missionary society ! moved lo Cluud county where .Mr.!"1 "'o Christian church was held I,,),,,.,, i ...wi tvi.n his l.ri.le ; at the home of Mrs. C.eorgo Rads. tnkj,K ).,. , ,1P inn,, iiomei n-hteh h,. l.i.d l.n.vlded on his i I hoinesteiul. where they endured ithe hardships of pioneer days In i Kansas : :.. ' : A ('ul.h,1,r Mt.,., t i.8, ,., i (i) ,,,,. ,',,. , fl. f. j kllm.1 V(,HrH w)i,n ,u1. Muvlol. tuok iu.- to be wllh him. I ( . thev 'moved lo Salem , ,.,. i, n.,.!,- .,, tl.n ev telm ! now resldis near Klamath Falls ' t was horn. Kxcopt for n few years spent In i Allierta, Canada, Mr. nnd Mrs. t'hase have spent the Ki'ealer part of their married life In OreKon. Owlim to sIcknrsH many of the friends and relatives wero unable lo be wllh them, but sixteen n;ilh- '""" "inner urni.. to , J' n me oouniuui repast. .Many beautiful gifts and congratulatory letters und cards wore received by the happy couple. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Iliui-v liinse Merrill: ntrs. Altalger, Who IS ono o 1110 llllssion- Chase, Salem, Ore.: Mrs. Smile Chaso and sous Hiiyinnnil and .Mil-1 lard of Gresbiim. Ore.; F. D. Brown of Kent. Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Waller Abbey, Dickey Abbey, Khliiey Abbey. Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews, Med ford: Mrs. M. A. McColm. Klam ath Falls Mr. Hrown. who Is an uncle nf f r..u .'I....... ... ii... i...n.i ' i". ... ..... ......... of the table and ucted ns toast master. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abbey who inre old friends of .Mr. and Mrs. Chase bad intended to bo with Ihem, bill wore called to tho bed side of Mr. Abbey's brothor lu Kansas. Below arc a few lines writton by Mrs. Abbey, which were read by her son Walter, and which we think worthy of -mention. odo to f.Tntio Josh nud Aunt Sarah . on their golden wedding day, by a friend: Thero was once a yous man His name was Joshua Chase, lie lived with his people 1 want you to know Out un the frontier, long years ago Way back In Kansas. The maidens all smiled on this nnllve son For he was a lively chap and full of fun. One day he met a maiden fair Wit Ii starry eyes unit dark brown hair i Way back in Kansas. Her name, you seo. was Sarah Brown, The prettiest girl from far around. "O my!" sold Josh, "But I'd h.ppy he If she would only marry me. Way back In Kenans. So Joshua groomed his old while horse And went to call on Miss Sarali, of course. The days went by. courting pro grossed. There'll soon be o wedding '. So every one guessed, - . Wuy back In Kansas. I TM,.n ona Nuw' year's Day In llll owa weru plighted. Oh! Joy, were mine. Way buck In Kans.ts. j Slm. . nuv fuowcrt ,, Down thru tin. years, Thru this state and that till toduy We find thorn happy nway out west. Near Ihem Harry, their only son, I ana his wife so blest, U'ay out In Oregon. f ilrl's Hotly Founil OHLMAN. III.. Jan. 6. MV Sheriffs of two counties today were investigating thu mysterious death of Miss Carrlo llruns, 19 year old postofflco clerk hero. Tho girl's body, disclosing no marks of violence, wus found lust night Just across tho Christian county lino, near a road. She was brought to Ohlmun, In Montgomery county, and both sheriffs summoned. 4 Housewives who onnned more than 300 glasses of Jolly last sum mer aro getting reckless and unliflt same. Social Events of Church Societies Tho morning serviced" of tho Presbyterian church w ill bo broadcast over KMKD today, ' Annual Mtvting riirNlinn Chuivli , The annual meetiuK and dinner of the Christian church was held ' New Year's evening and was t hugely attended. After the dinner ! Kames and a soclnl time followed until the arrival of the New Year, which was heartily welcomed. Keporis from all departments of ' h l'c,l incrcaacd In- ( H1rltuiily u InU(h j..,. ,,.,! ., nU ,.Q u excellent financial condition. pllshcd. New officers of tho church were chosen fur l!lL,D..and will assume their duties next Sunday. : Mrs. 1'juls Hnstcsti - 'H South Orango street Thursday nnornoon, January 3. M. Klmlred led tho devotional service, leaning. lor tne uenp- lure lesson Kxodus 20:3-9 tiliv lesson Exodus 20:3-9 and Isaiah .2:-H ami commenting on tho passuges read, and Mrs. Wllmut led In prayer. Mrs. Mell niiiclo a very pleasing talk on 1'ortn Hlco and the missionary work being conducted there. Mf - lrigsby gave n very Inter- outing and comprehenslvo talk on Japan and the work helnt done there by the United Christian Missionary society. Mrs. Wilmot Ild n fittlni? -tribute to Mrs. C. I- rieKelt. wno passed 10 in-. great beyond, October 16. 1928. after n service or 20 years ai n missionary in tho Phlllppint Islands. Mra. Hay gnvo a very brief review of thc devastation wrought by the hurricane In Porto Hlco recently, reading a personarexperlencc by Mrs. Oran- ! nrios there. Approvlate hymns wero sung nt Intervals during the program, with Mrs. Clarence Bovd al tho piano nnd tho missionary i benuulctlon was repeated In clos- Ing. Tho Myrtle Ward group with Mrs. Grlgsby ns leader, had charge of the program und social hour following. Light refresh ments were served and eight were seated at tho birthday tablo with Aunty Hull and Mrs. Margaret Fisher us guests of honor. . All members of tho threo mis sionary groups are requested to be present for tho morning wor ship Sunday, Jnnuary 6, and a section will ho reserved. This lu tho opening ot our "Life ot purpose'' period. Pivshytoruiit Wotncit Will Meet Tuesday. Tho Women's Association of. the Presbyterian church will entertain in tho parlors of the church Tues day aftcrnon at 2:30, January 8. The feature of the program will bo the Twelfth Day celehrutlon when all old year's scores are , closed and the plans for tho new year anticipated. Kvery woman of tho church ond her Interested friends ace cordially Invited to help celebrate this unlu.ua occasion. ' 111 Triangle Gathers For Monthly Moot "Jesus the Friend was the topic of the III Triangle club thnt met Friday evening at the homo of Neville Blden on Kast Jackson. The business meeting was In churgn of Harold Archer, after which Ihe: meeting was - turned over to Irva Few-ell, leader. Tho r.riipturu waa read, nfter which Vera Peters gave a talk on "Who Is the Truo American." Kleanor Boyd also gave a talk on "I Pledge Allegiance." Mrs. Jjllllum, advi sor hud charge of tha discussion period. A check wns mode on the reading contest, lo exchange books and to see which side was In tho lend. A very delightful social hour i followed, at tho close of which re i freshments were served. . . ' ' i Nominate Roberts '., ,' . H'hrtia ' nominated by President Coolitlge today for re- appointment as one ot the special government counsel In charge of Ihe prosecution of the naval oil cases. . . - -. WATCH WINDS ITKEliP TIIOFGH FORGOTTEN CHICAGO (A") Found,' d rival to perpetual motion tho self-winding wrist wutrh. An automatic self-winding 4- wrist watch Is being shown hero. Thc watch operates on a levor shaped like un an- chor. The nnchor arm ex- tends to tho rim of tho work- 4 lugs with tho curved cross- plccos sliding on a track half around tho watch. This 4 causes a spring to bo wound with ovory motion of tho arm. It cannot bo ovorwound. 4 Kxeopt tor tho winding stem, the chronometer looks like any other. ,
