WEDFOTVD VfKfXt TRTBTTNP!, MP1DF0RT, .OKKHON, SUNDAY, MAKCJt 10, liU'M
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Vnn 7$ . Irene DeLosh, 328 South Holly St. Phone 390-L or 71 BaBMmgawJwT " '
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.WEEKLY C.UKJ1UK .. f.l'et Saturday, .March 16th. Any
; 4 Monday , -finne having plants to donate plenso
. The regular meeting' of the t'Jhrlng them to tho market as early
i Chrysanthemum clrclo S'o. 84, as possible after eight o'clock-or
Neighbors or woodcrall, will f(il Mrs. C. J. Remon, 1184-H.
he held at 7: SO.
Officers on-
tertainlng.
Tho Woman's chorus wil
meet in the June's studio at
7:30. -
The American Legion Aux-
Mary will hold semi-monthly
meeting, at S o'clock in tho
armory club room. Social ?
fr night. Visitors welcome.
: ' Tuesday
'The meeting of the Talent
Camp Klre Girls at tho homo
of Airs. Ilullen has boen post- 4
4 poned from- March 11,- and
will bo held March 12:
y Wednesday .;
- Th Tjiiltf l:lk will mcet'nt
JU W. r.Iu ..l.ih frnm O In f. ! '
Committee In charge, Mrs.
Sidney Smith. Sirs. M. "Wag-
ner and Mrs. Harry Rinnbur-
ger. . Cards, pool and rcfrosh-
ments.. !. fr
Tho ladies of the Lutheran
church will servo another fa-
tf mous dinner In the church
fyl parlor at Fourth and Oak- 4
dale.
Tho Eastern Slar will meet
In the Masonic hall at S
o'clock. Minnie White of
4 Tortland, district deputy as-
ROClate grand conductress, will
fr he guest of honor. All de-
grees of tho chapter wilj he
I given.
A school of Instruction will f
be held by Minnie Whlto in
tho Masonic hall at 2:30.
4 Thursday '
The Just Folks circle of the
First MetLodist church will
meet at tho home, of Mrs. F.
V. Burke, i3 Hose avenue,
with Mrs. Leon P. Lawton ns-
sistant hostess.
Tho Ladies' Aid society of
the Knglish Lutheran church
will meet at 2 p. m. at the '
home of Mrs. Cnrl Flchtner,
61 3 South Holly street.
The Pythian Sisters' card
narty will be held next Thurs-
day evening at R o'clock at
tho hall on "Wost Main street.
4 Professor. Vinlng of Ash- 4
s. lnnd will speak to MedfOrd
i Delphian society nt HirlS. at
Members bring guests. All
townspeople aro cordially In
vlted.
The 'Mistletoe club will
meet with Mrs. Kay Ouches
nt tho Old Mlnear place.'
iThe Knights of rythlas will
meet In the K. P. hall. ..
Friday ,
St. Mark's guild In St.
Mark's parish house nt 2:30
p. m. The members will work
on aprons for tho annual
Kaster apron sale. plans
have been perfected for a fr
card party April r.
Saturday
The March mooting of Ihe
Crater Lako chapter of 11. A.
n. will be held at the homo
of Mrs. William P. Holt, 11
4 Corninir court. !
The Copoo forum's St. Pat-
rick's party will be held at
the St. Mark's Guild hall.
Siskiyou division will be
guests of honor.
Anyone having plants or t
bulbs to donate to tho Oarden 1
cluh sale pleaso bring or send
early to the public market.
Proceeds go. .toward Ihe ex-
pense of annual flower show.
St. Ann's Altar society will
give a food sale nt Weeks &
. ' Orr store.
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Mcdford Garden dull
Have lmerestlnc Mooting.
Tho Mcdford Gurdon club met
nt the Hotel Medford Thursday
evening nt 7:4S with a most e.
cellont attendance.
Mrs. Carl Swlgnrt presided In
tho chair with Mrs. E. H. Por
ter secrotary nnd Mrs. Goddn.d
the new treasurer present.
Jt was encouraging to noto the
presence of two gentlemen and
it is desired that more will at
tend. 1
li. iVirS. JSWIgUIV (livaviliv. .......
it 1 wniiiims who nave a vem en
tertaining and Instructive talk on
Sho Iris. O
She snld In rrt that you can
crow them froM seed nnd can
cniw them nlmost anywhere, and
in nearly any sort of soil. There
nre two kinds, tho "oenroon
i tho "beardless" Iris, nnd nn nl-
mn,l endless number of varieties,
she having numerous kinds at ner
home hero in the city, to which
sho Invited every one wnen in..-
P . their best, which
will announced Inter.
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can new irln
couraglng to hear that from for
ty thousand secos n"- '
five, genuinely new vnrin e ..
noiiuutfu - -V- .
that there wer tint mini)'
fill varieties
""TS. .n
ineso new ones. m " -
shallow soil, covering only n hoi
one Inch. '
these new ones.
Tho best fertiliser lr hard wnon namiicr y" . . .
ihe id.inl hut.Dues can be paidrionaay ninu. or
Ir,,.. '.i..!. nnen spnecs.
L (!. no covered by other foliage'
1 by other foliage
Even the llnlPHt.
r.on hud will be
nd grasses.
Meco with a green
nlmnit siiro to - nroduco n
new
Plnnt.
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Bowdpred sninhur on the wouna.
It was decided to have a sale
:of plants, etc. ut tho public mar-dent's
it" will facilitate matters groat-
ly. if the plnnts could bo brought
to the market. The proceeds will
go into the club treasury. . :
Two honor guests present wero
ills. George Itiddlc, president of
the Grants Pass Garden club and
Mrs. A. n. Cornell of tho 'Climate
City".
Mrs. Riddle made an Interesting
talk. She snld, for one. thing,
that the Grants Pacs Garden club
was sponsoring "clean up week."
While the Hoy Scouts usually
lake charge of this in Mcdford,
the Garden cluh members con lend
jmuch helpful encouragemnt.
Tho Woman's Chorus will meet
at the Janes Studio Monday even
ing nt 7:30. All members are
urged to be present.
Music Teachers Liincticon . .
Ml lla Hotel Tuesday
The Jackson Uounly Music
Teachers association met at the
LI i hla Springs Imlel. Tuesday,
March 6. where a delightful lunch
eon was served.
Miss Uutli Louise Voder delight
ed ihe guests by rendering Ave
Mario, by llach. .
The .second number was Rondo,
theme by Beethoven. The arrange
ment was by Kreisler. Miss Evelyn
Wold played the accompaniment.
The next meeting will be held
with M.r. and Mrs. Carlton Janes
on April 4, and the progrnm will
be very unusual and interesting.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. llognn re
turned Friday evening from a trip
to Kan Francisco, where they visit
ed friends in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bates of nosebiirg
Visiting Friends Here
Mr. and Mrs. llert Dates of
Roseburg, who are week-end visi
tors in Mcdford, , will leave soon
for Minneapolis where Air. Bates
will accent a responsible " position
with a publishing firm. While
here Mr. and Mrs. Hates have been
l e inspiration for a number of Bailor. F. lO.ielf. Poto ,fto w
dinners and parties tendered In I Don .Moore Kd l1"',, ""f"1 1
their honor by their many local I Hartsoek. Jack Boyle. l.lllJ.Wal
rrt.nl. . kcr and Bob Boyle. ,
ilier
MiwtJanet Ford, history I each or
at the Junior high school, Is spend
ing ih week-end In lloseburg with
her parents. ..
Copco Forum Plans
St. Patrick's Party
A St. Patrick's Day party Is the
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Conor Foml lender being
scheduled for Saturday, March
16ih. The affair will take place at
St. Mark's Guild hull and Copco
employes of the Siskiyou Division
will be guests of honor. A golf
tournament between the Siskiyou
and' Rogue River Divisions is
planned for Saturday afternoon
with other special attractions for
those who como early. The last
party given by the Copco employes
club was one of the most enjoy-
i able of -the season and drew a
j r e c o r d attendance. Indications
point to an equally successiui ni-
j fair when tho St. Patrick's parly
takes place here next Saturday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Isaacson oflsmlth. Miss Myrtle Tohey, Miss
Central I'oint, who have spent sev-1
ernl weeks In Pasadena, Calif., will1
ho homA tomorrow.
Callfornlans Marricil
My Ijncnl Pastor
Helbert J. Davis and Miss Eve
lyn Hall, both of Red Illuff, Cali
fornia, were united In marriage
March 1 In tho parsonage of tho
First Chrlstlnn church of this city.
Rev. Carmen E. Mell performed
the ring ceremony.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Davis reside nt
Red Illuff, where ho owns n gar
age.. :- .
Joint session Hoard anil Members
Y. V. C. A. Plnn for Noil Month
The Y. V. C. A. hoard met in
the olllb rooms nt the Y, Thursday
evening. Following the routine
business, plans were made for the
meeting next month, when the
bonrd will meet In joint session
with the members of the V. W. C.
A. This meeting will bo held April
1st.
A?ter spending a numbrrof
months in PortlaSl. Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. A. Siektits! havro-oturncd to
Mcdford to mnko their home.
Legion Auxiliary
Visitor' Night '
Tho American Irfglon Auxiliary
will hold their seml monlhly meet-
ing Monday evening In their cluh
rooms In Iho armory. This will
V" ",'"'. ,i .h t woman
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who litis a husband, brother
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American
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I 'll,,n' " r ,h. ni.TllrV. "co diaH
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- UVCry eligible woman, not only to
Ihe purposes
i propeiiy " ..'I,',', ,,,,,
10 w nl , ,,ie u h
. , .hi.l, miial be won
"n 1 f "'! . "... . Ln
, r..So Of Mr one'
'' . , Anxlll'irv unit
" lAine ' "iisn"vSi n the
. ! !"e ! 1p ,. J'r.. window
before if convene nU lenvn dies
. with (Iracc oss nt 1 no 1 110m in
Of V""-. mt.etinc will he
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A shorty hn " ,d ,oclal'
f"pu n h,.,s'f flmI,ement. :
'hour, , wn n n -m ' ,.u
land last but
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.' ..mm Hmi nromises a n ivw-
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int orprie. ine memireta m w
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recently organized "Past Presi
Parley" navo agreed to act
as hostesses.
The child welfare shelf Is receiv
ing generous contriliut ions of cloth
ing and canned goods, to be used
In helping tide over some veter
an's family In time of stress ami
need. Any contribution which can
be used in this work will be n wel
come addition to the shelf. What
have you if anything? llrlng It
with you when you coma to the
meeting Monday night, BayB Mrs.
Lee Oarlock, president of the -Men-!
ford unit. .
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March Meet C. L. Chapter j
Daughters American nevoiunun
The March meeting of the Cra
ter Lako Chanter. DaifRhters of
the American Revolution, will he
held Saturday, March 1. at the
home of Mrs. W. 1'. Holt, 11
Corning court.
The nrogram tor tne ntternooii
will bo a talk on national defense
by Mrs. llert Lowry.
Mrs. 1 naver, .Mrs. -uuimi,
Welch nnd'afrs. King will assist
thej hostess. j
Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Latham, Klen
nor Boyd, Gernldlne Ijuhum. and
Harold Archer left Friday morn-
Ing for Eugene, where they at- j
lended tho missionary convention
which was held In that city.
Pythian Club Meet I
Home of Mrs. f. A. Uavls I
. The Pythian club met nt tne
home of Mrs. Chos. A. Dnvls on
Cottage street Thursday evening at
eight o'clock. Following the busi
ness meeting, the guests were en
tertained at five-hundred, nt four
tables. Refreshments were served
by tho hostess.
nantiwr Party Feature
After Game Friday.
' Miss Carol Dodge entertained
with a dancing parly at her homo
on Geneva Friday evening follow
ing the basket ball game. Re
freshments were served at a late
hour. Those present were: The
Misses Teggy Miller, Gloria Getch
ell, Janet' Wray Smith, , Frances
Muller, Barbara Drury, Justlno
Miller,. Laura Drury; Messrs Bob
Kleeter. Bob Emmons, Harold Ge
' Ml Jospplihio Travis, "who has
been spending several days in tins
city, returned Friday to her home
In Red Bluff, California.
Members If. S. Faculty
Enjoy Bridge Party.
r ...... i..nmn Hri -vriua
Mnurlno Carroll entertained
number of the hlh school fact.ty
at bridge. Wednesday evening, at
the home of the former. Tho
room was henutlfully decorated in
tulips, daffodils and other spring
flowers. High score was held by
Mrs. Hazel Snillh and low score
by Mrs. Gleiina Mao Early.
The guests Included: Mrs. 11.
II. Conkle. Miss Ruth Abele, Miss
Mnude lluriJgiir. Miss Gertrude
Butler, Miss ..Est her Church, Mrs.
(Henna Mao Early, Miss Johnnie
Fleet, Miss Mary Gilbert, Mrs.
Ilolen Hall, Mrs. Zoe lluhhs. Mrs.
E. If. Hedrlck, Miss Josephine
Klrtlev. Mrs. Beatrice Merrick.
Miss Lora Mitchell. Miss Carol
Ramsey, Miss Marguerite Scott,
Mrs. Hazel Smith. Mrs. Josephine
Idohel Willsie, and Mrs. Virginia
Wait.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Emll Trophy left
I yesterday by motor for Sun l-riin
Cisco, where tiiey expect to be gone
a week.
Talk on "Big Business" .
Feature of (Study Club V
Tho Wednesday Study cluh held
its regular meeting on Wednesday,
March (i nt the library.
Mi's. John l,nwrence rend a most
Interesting paper, "The firowth of
Hlg llUHlnqss." With Burton J.
Hendricks, Hognrt, nnd lsrlshnne,
ns authorities and her own wide
knowledge of history, Mrs. Law
able to prepare for her
ante 10 prepii
rence wns
hearers a romance of opportunity
in which Individ nn Is such ns John
D. Rockefeller, J. Plerpont Mor
gnn. Carnegie.. Schwab and flntes
stood out in relief ngalnst tho back
ground of their vast achievements
which were mostly beneficial in
spite of tho roughshod disregard of
individuals' rights. Railroads nnd
steel, money in millions and Ml-
lions, opportunity, efficiency and
world power, a combination to
read nhouf that dwarfs all our
Ideas of bUHlnMR. Tho pjiper eic -
plained. In fact Big Huidncm
The nutomob le andlcnry.Io d
Who democratized . It, the 39ii
chain syateina of Hlorcn. a (nriipl
of maun dlHtribiillon, were equally;
I IntoroHlng. Tho telephone indus-
orilr' "' " " '"
try cited
w... ,
; nnr.llncf In IltldrlCkfl. llnnll In
,., it aU.nlH K n mnnnnnu1 fltlll
that It should be a monopoly, and "
j great
cjlew- ;
lent !
I est, nud the latter as the g
: oxnmple of concentration nml ef-
.rpnpy.
M rs. Janes revtewea lintillin
(lrl.mil Iniort hnek, "Bark Hull -
-r from the Middle llorder." a
stnrv of his family nnd Ills home,
, life nnd their friends. i
Mrs. Janes brought to her henr- '
m wHn ,ru artistic nppr.cl:illon
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! plans for his family. The rare
,,inK ,r hls fnm,v, Thp rar, 1
opportunity this book provides for,
H'rsonnl "close-ups" of the (rent
: . ,h 11,. r,rv world . mnk es It vol.
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-m nn in rlvldlv J.imes
Anderson-Bohl Wecfding
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MRS. OSCAR
Miss Hetty IJohl, dniiRhter of
Mrs. Margaret Hohl, was united in i
Oscar Melvln An-
mn.i.usu ' .
dcrson, son of Mr. A. 1' . Anderson, j .-,e .dp, who wns very popu
nt the home of the groom, W'ednes-j ar anions the younger set, was
day morning, March fi. In tho pies-1 employed In the law office of .!. 11.
euro of relatives, ltev. Carmen H. i Carkln, local attorney, and Iho
Mell of the First Christian church
officiating. v J. - ...'. '
The bride tvore a while goorcgtle
and lace frock, anil carried a
shower bouquet ' of dainty pink"!
rosebuds. ,
Whlteomb Riley ns at Kipling's Mrs. Slornh's father. Mr.' nnd Mrs.
dinner? Tho book is ropleto with j Pnyctt, Mr. and Mis. Zeep, -Mr. nnd
such Incidents, ns fur instance i Mrs. Denn. Mr. llarrett and two
Theodore Roosevelt trying to listen j sons. Kenneth anil Door. Mrs.
Inconspicuously to his son reading ! Hoffman and daughter. Fern,
a paper at n state dlnnell However ; Mi(Jy Money, Mottle Matney. Win
as Mrs. Janes brought out,, the j noha Stefnnl, Gladys nnd (Iretn
rcnl charm of the book is in tho j MnvVlsOn. .Mr. nnd Mrs. C II. Wll
fnct that he is writing history, not Ham? nnd daughter lldil.
f lei Ion. ' M
Mrs. Ilarillng discussed t h e ' Messrs. E. C Jernnie. Hen Mill
inngu7.iile "Time." Sbo said It wns ler, and O. O. Alenderfer left yes
distlnctly a tabloid typo of publl- terdny for Sacramento.
cation. t,he news compressed but'
the few adjectives and adverbs !
hlhK- rieu-rlnliv.. n ,, 1
used highly descriptive, n type
popular in men's clubs.
The article she specialized was
on ex-President C'oolldge, describ
ing him ns a "No-man" In nn age
of "Yes-men." It discussed his
work, done nnd undone, and made ,
a most InterestiiiK division of his
administration nccordlnR to his
vacations,
Mrs. Harding's review
wan n splendid example of conciseness.
After an extended visit with her rMn' "l ,,,r,M
father, Chas. Oswald of KaKle f To boys to represent tho l'rea
l'olnt. Mrs. Maude KavnKe return- nu,lnn ntiy school were:
.i vruinv in h..r hninn in chho. Howard Dougherty. Krnest Con-
. ,.
C'overel DKIi Kntirheoii ,
(iiven 11 y IIITriaiicIo.
A covered dish luncheon was
Riven at the Christian church In :
the reereaHonul hull by the Hi-
i.m.iK.f. iou.u..y i: "" ' ,
March 7. A number of cuests1
wero present. , The tnble 'were
" f n '"'
trlnpRie, nnd small shamrocks
were used as decorations,
Following the luncheon, a busl-
..nn.r -n hnhi in ehnrcre
of Harold Archer, president. A: The Misses I.ouitfe Fluhrer nnd
talk on the convention to be held ! Amelia Hurt mini sailed from Port
In Kuirene on Friday and Snlurday lutid Friday noon on tne Wilhel
March K and ft. was plvni by Mrs. . initnt for Honolulu, where Ihey in
Fverett Kads. counsellor. , htil to Slav about a month. The
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number of llm club.
Klven by mem hem of the cluh.
The subject discussed Wns: Our!
r....r.r.nUf viiuuiona In i.A i'nlii.,l
jH(ii((ii Tikl) ww ,.0,, ,v Klen -
Margery Hon, INI. An-
,.J Ijllhm
. .-,.wf.i
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r. Ilni MpMj -j- n ioock were
ln tho rHy the latter part of the
j woik vmuing incir naiigiiicr, jukk
, l.UIH'Ull I OIUM'K. .'il. linil .lllf.
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nmii il rnnr lr
the American Lrtundry, assisted by;
her girls In the laundry, gave a
1 surprise farewell parly Wednesday
, nigni. .m:ii'i-ii mil in im' iniiiiory
! honwliw Jrim Slornh's full,..,-,
I It. i. Slorah of I fiMd. N. J.
rue evening was spent Willi,
music, dancln and riiiiics. One
of tho main features of the even-'
i Ing was tho highland fling and
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iii..i,.tai-.ihi,ii
estlng sketch of .lames' life.
,.! sketch of .lames' life.
llefreshni.njs were served.
Those present were: Hobcrt O
Slornh of Pliilnfleld. New Jersey.
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I ilauchter. ; Iluth. . Mr. Uuchnnan.
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ANDERSON
h I'hoto hy Slintiglc.
The ceremony was followed by a
wedding luncheon, after which the
coutilc left for a trip to southern
cnlliornla
groom Is nn employe of tho Tnmlln
boxifsctoryi - '
' .'t'hey will relurn about March 20
nnd 'wll lie at home to their many
friends in their residence on Spring
street.
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M. '. A. Ill f.rullts I'
ass
A number of boys from this city
left Friday for Crnnls l'nss, where
they attended Die, Older Hoys' con
ference being held In that city
under the direction of the state
"I'g'inizatlon of Ihe y M. C. A.
I I IV I'lPJrl Will I 171 UI II KMIII j . I III)
ltev. K. 1. Iawretico riccnmpanled
, hhhii p rw n '7'' '""
mi no ay senooi, nwi nm, i . Jut
land Humphries, Hie members of
the lll-V. a ri'cently organized
rad. Itlehanl Mann and HnKer
i i',ariy. i nc mnniin'i-s oi inn ni-i
wen-: Stanley Wilcox, A 1 r r e d
Slo'dir. Kohert Mason, Harry
and William llyiuni.
Til- ,....1 M.-J 1,' it r.,,.U nnl
rtllllRllU.P nvn IK.W rt.H,(,(.nts In
Medfoi d. They have purchased:
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, -Ia i
Billow nt f,IS Park nvenue. l.lttlo
i'MIss Punch Is attendinB 'the'cl.yL A!' prrf1nt J0.'1, i" trra of
u,.u,tn ! looking thrnimh NeiKhbor Pen-
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Mls-CM Flulireh and Ilartinnn
, v..n r,. u i
T.nnif.v'
Thursday.
, Mr. nnd Mm. Olio rhmnn of
i Moiitngue. Cnllf.. w. re week-end
j guestK of Mr. and Mm. Marl C.
,.,.
I
'.limi. Tolks fln-lc
Mi-cl Willi Mrs. Iliirkc.
The Jut l'olk circle of Ihe
riri .mciiiouimi r.piHcnpm iiurrn
Will llll'lll HL lIMT IIOOIU DL ill I M. v.
v l,....l.n r t it !.. ....
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ojiy iiit.i iioiiii. ,iiiit nui, ,vn
Mr, u-on n. I.,iwlon nsnWnnt i
Mi's, liiurniaii lloslcsii
Wenonali (lull (inilicrlng.
; Mrs. Iliilda Thurman wns hos-
ipss to ine ineiiioers Ol uenonnn
club Thursday nfiernnnn nt her
home on West Fourteenth mree,.
Al two o'clock a covered illsli
luncluon wns served by Hie com-
mlttee consisting of Mrs. I'lnll nnd
' Mrs. Snider.
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,,i,n. ......... i,.ii ,ron nn liiniignrnl program nnd gave.
; llie April Fool's dance lo be held
March 20. The Indies lo wear
"venr
i KliiKham dresses and the men to
t
: wear smocks. It was decided to
..i.i . ..i.nA a ... a...i, i.Klls nlenninu n series 01 hubs hi
, i- 1.,... j...,.,
i wllh' the following eommlttea in
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rharne: Canls, Marrio Milns and
1 Mane tie HinabarKer; refresh
menls. Kvelyn Stan. (iladyn
! Ononis and Gladys 1-awronce.
j The next met-tltiK will be held at
the home nf NVlllu rurdiii on West
Holly street, who will enteruiin
(with a eard party March 1!1.
Hohn Shoenmn and Nonnii Martin
i iisslstln.
Tuolvo Olil Mnlds"
;iven hy IC. V A.
Hilarious with humor, pood aet-
InK, and ridiculous situations, the
Knya! Noinhhors i?ave tin play.
"Twelve Old Maids." nt their hall
last Thursday evening. A candy
and sandwich sale followed the
dramatic- and musical program,
and together the nroeeedt totalled
toward the expense of the
i drill team and delegateH to the
i ...I I V..M. llan.1 I
Ore., Mitreh
The Mistletoe club, a social sec-
I linn of 111., it V V IllHOtH Willi
! Mrs. Kay Ouehes at the obi Minear ;
1 place next Thursday afternoon.
!
; A parly of Mi'diord people, in-
eluding Mr. and Mrs. Hai ry ltina
I barger, Norman Whltf. Mr. and
j Mrs. Jioh Nichols and -Mrs. Clrover
I 1 larut'Uh', motored to' Shasta t'ilyi
! Saturday, and will return today.
Photographers s. Oregon
lluniillct lit Hold Milll'iml
The newly formed photogra
phers association of southern Ore
gon k'ivc n hiinipiot. nt the Hotel
.Mcdford Friday evening, officers
for the year were elected at a
in.'i'ttug held after the banquet.
Those present Included: May
King C'onrndt nnd Henry Conrad!
nt Klamath FnllR, ( C. Hurling of
Ashland. Phil Hraliianl of Oriillls i
Pass, and A. E. Pcasley. A. J. An
derson, J. Verne Shnngle, V. A.
Cunter, Mrs. 11. Jones, Jack
Kwem, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patter
son, and It. 11. llarwood or .Mi'il
ford. Mr., and Mrs. CI. M. Hoherts re
turned yesterday from San Fran
cisco, whore they spent tho past
week on a business and ploasuro
trip.
Wnldliiff of l.iM-nl Couple
Kvont cr Frhlny i
Of interest to their ninny friends
Is tho mnrrinBO of 1.. H. Hantmnn
to Miss Huttie Mac Cameron, both
of Medford, which was solemnl.ed
at the parsnnnKe of the First
Christian church, Friday, March 1,
with 'Rev. Carman II. Mell offlclat
liiK. The couple Is well known In
tills vicinity, and plan to make
their homo on a ranch nenr Table
Hock.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hal Piatt
Kntertnln Dinner GiicMn
Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Uoherlson
of tho U. H. Fisheries at Trail were
dinner guests m the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Piatt Tuesday oven
imc. Mrs. Itobertson remained for
two days with her friend,- Mrs.
Piatt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Fluhrer, who
left for Portland Thursday, will re
turn tho first of the week.
Illilbday of Teielitoii Plait
Celebrated Wednesday
Master Leiphton Piatt celebrat
ed his seventh birthday nt IiIh
home on ICast Jackson, Wednes
day, March (till. Fourteen little
friends irat bored after school to
neip nun ceienraio ino nappy
t'Vent.
Mrs. Piatt was assisted hy Mrs.
.iaisu iv.M.ri..n rn i-iimm i.uui nK
Hie ehltdren. I
Thimble Cluh lOniiTtaiiicrt " ; .
Home NoishlMir Pcinvell
The Thimble cluh of Chrysnn
thnntum circle No. H4. Nelirhhors
o( Woodcraft met Wednesday
evening at the home of Neighbor
licitba Penwell on llentty street.
A fter a short business session,
cards wero enjiyed by all.
Detlclous home made cake nnd
coffee wero served at tho closo of
the evenlnK by Neighbors Penwell
,
nnd lie
Ile Jtennett ns joint hos-
f lesss
1 welt's bountiful new homo. .
I . "T . ' . ,
, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jt. Saltmnrsh of
Crescent City were In Medford the
latter part of the Week,
f ' 1
MIkh Cnrl Inn Speaks 1
Junior V. T. A
The Junior High School Parent
Teacher Association met In regll
l:ir sost-lon Friday afternoon
lit
the school building.
The Harmonica Hand delighted
tho audience with n group of se
lections. The lllrl's filee Club
sang Schubert's "Hark! Hark! the
Ijirk," In a very ciiiirmlng man
ner. Miss Melbn, Williams Is tho
dlrector of both orgiinlr-atlons.
The prlncliinl speaker of the day
wns Miss H len Carlton, who gnveiplnno solo, "Tho Angelas," by
a most entei;tnlnlng nnd helpful
talk on "Itellglotm Editcollon."
Iti'frcshlnents were served.
Mrs. A. K. Kresse left for Port
land Friday, where she will Join
her husband, Dr. Kresse. They
will both return to Medford the
latter part of this week.
Women's Itclicf CorjM
Put On limugtiral..
The Women's Itellef
Chester A. Arthur Post,
Corps.
held thlr
regular meeting nt Ihe Armory
Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m,
Following the regular business
!melln. Jin, H. K.-Cornwall ptil
" ""t Inlei'estlllK talk I on (leorgc
....'..i-.".. " . '"''' ''""'' ,,"
I paring It wllh that of Mr. Hoover.,
II... n.A. II ripl,.tl ln.l.l.for
"rs. CornWeii. patriotic instructor
. .i.
.
connection wnu imiiunui unu 1110-1
toric Cfvont.s, nm will rIvo them ; of
ut met'iiiiKS that aro held on or i while llohhenm was not no am
noar thr annlvorHarios in question, i hi Hons and did not give so many
It wflB df-fidod to hold iho not pi oilnrtlons to posterity.. ,
ut tho W. U. t. popular social at-, Mta i'ami-hoU Kove a histor'
tornoons on J-'ridny, Mftivh 15th, :'o ihft painting nt both artists
at tho homo of Ma C. K. Wo.bhor, :md tnut'hed on the many pointH
s;t8 West Hecond street
I iinjrs. ller dtseourHO showed much
! rmploll ;ives fjiinrlirnn I study and thought.
I I'or rrlemU Sniiinluy MrHt M!,im(.,.en Hpoke aloni; the
.Miss Harriett i-ampoeii was nos-i
tefs at a eharmins luncheon nt h.M
home. Ill Kinw street, on Satur-'
day, March !. at I o'clock. The Hhn ,roi,Kht to every one n now
afternoon wan ypont in plnylng j ( onccplion of Holland and of
cards. The Buests were Dorothy' mt xh(s COunti-y means to Its
ltoberts. Mary I.ee Hoherts. Dor- ;own )Popie nl aftor hearing her
olhy Slend, Klnora Hulander, Uo-;it m01int m0re to all.
berta Stearns. Dorothy Orth. J-oulse ; Thoro wnB a HUmmlnff up of '
I'oiurer, lietty unrnweii, i inrriei ;
Andrews and Clara Mary J-'uson
ladies Aid .Society of tho Kng-
"f" " '
11. ill. ui iiiu iiujiii--
C Mrs. Carl Kkhtner, 613 South
'
1,ol, street.
CoIIoro Women
llnlil. Mi-lhur.
follcgo Women's club of the
lioguo itlvor valley met Saturday.
March . Tho hnsli ss was Mrs.
T. .1. .Mnliiigreii o I'hnenlx. Mlsnltn
Florence llui'd. the presldenl, pre
sided over a short business moot
ing. .Mrs. Leliind Mcntzer, tho prog
ram chairman then introduced
Mrs. John II. Carkln, editor of
the "Collegian" Ihe eleventh tin-
nun! paper of the club. The nt
tractive., cover and sketches were,
iiih ile. by Miss Jane Snedloor. A
story by Mrs. U . Williams, "Idol)
of the World. Undy." Then a,
poem hy the fi;incee of Uiidburli, j
Anne spencer Morrow. i
Tho next pano had a spray
with thre,c flowers. These flow
ers were picture hats with 'faces
underneath, tho tit lo "Threw rose
to fame."
liiiclle Ames poem, "Her Son"
Helen Noriis, "Jitter of Appre
ciation." Mrs, "Wilson, poems: "Lucky
Pevil," "Four Hensons," "Divorce."
Anthology of types from l'ho
I'n society.
Scandal Sheet that cavo tho
whispered secrets of several mem
hers ut' tho cluh.
"A trip Abroad," Itulh Warner.
VoeuiH, "Kuk" by Carl Sand
burg. . "Tolerance" . by JOdward
Markham, vera contributed by
Miss (I ray,
"Women Dabbling In Politics,"
contributed by Mrs. Menlzer.
"Tho tjeremuuiu; of Coffoo,"
con t rlbti ted by M rs. K. H . H uril.
"Constancy", Mrs'. Ooro.
"From My Borapboolt," Mrs.
Heott.
"If I Had tho Time." "Fath
er's Toolshop." "Would You 11 o
Happy," Miss Kllzabeth Tin it.
Miss Until Warner and Mrs. T.
J . M a I m R ren a ro tho t h roe mem
bers who have been abroad. Mrs.
MalmKren has tunny curios of In
terest Ihat she Talked about very
Interestingly.
Miss Esther Churoh had charge
of Iho music. The fllrls' double
quartette of tho hth school sum;
"Indian Mountain Houk," by Cad
nian; "The. Clock" by JtodPis. As
encore tho plrls ttuartette sand
"Vlra" by Rlker.
Itefreshments wero served , hy
Mrs. Chas AVIntf, Mrs. Jlarris,
Mrs. K. N. Warner, Mrs. MnrK
WrlKht. Miss Uuth Severance.
vh- mntinir Anrll lth
wljh x,,Hfl' Kt7alf.,h Ilurl., social'
phn rlll!1 MrM. V- C. ChaneV.
a , I
. ., , 7 . ..'
The I'ythinn Mlsiers card parly i
w:il bo held next Thursday ovt,.
nlng at 8 o'clock at the hull on j
West Main street. 1
Mcdford Delphian
Met. Thursday.
'l'ho Aliilut Chapter of tho Del
phian society met Thursday morn
ing at the V. W. C. A. wllh Mrs.
K, Jt. llurd, presiding, Mrs. Jiib.
Collins, supervisor, and-Mi's. N.
II. Newcomb, secretary pro tern
for Mrs. Frederick Johnson who
wns not present.
It was announced that the col
lection of old Ivories belonging
to Frank Miller lnlely deceased,
is still at the Snedlcor shop und
tho heirs wish them sold.
Any ono Interested may boo
theso beautiful objects of art.
It was further announced that
Professor Vinlng of Aihlauil
would speak to Iho Mcdford Del
phlans society Thursday morning 1
.March Mill at 10:15 nt tho l'ar-j
Ish hall on North Onkdale. 1
Members will bring guests nnd,
everyono In Mcdford Interested In;
art nnd ediiciitlon Is cordially in -
vlted to be present. '
I'rof. Vlnlng's subject will he
" Kniniisinsni anil now to i;aputii-
'I'o It."
I Mrs. Itawlerf Moore will piny a
Sleveklng . Slevcklng tells nn In-
terestlng story of how by vlew -
ing Millet's wonderful painting of
"Tho Allgcllls," he wns Inspired to
write tho beautiful music that
Mrs. Moore will iii.iy Thursday
morning.
II lllllg. 1
n.,11. .1, lnin.n n.n mii.ln
will bo an Intellectual treat which
Iho Polphlnn club are offering
complimentary to nil who wish
' . .
to nltenil. -
' .'.... ' . ...... .. ;...
,u. -1 ta,-nii. . r.. t, .1 .
.,'Kriioii win im .i;iri-ii t il mii.i
for Mrs. Crew's group, Mnrcii U.lh
The next ilmpier meeiliig wilt
' .;' .., n-i....ivl
bo March 2Sth
" ,,..',,' .u,
( nn(, )!( work
'and of llobls nin nnd IiIh worksl
.
l "rl
. ,,.. ,., ,, t,.A
. . . .
ificiuri'B u
ntcturcB ana a greater vanoty
Buhjecta than any other artist
of iutrrest tn their several paint-
Un(S Q( miQh ftft gho Hpoke of
1l0 hf.nuty in the Dutch homes,
lim, ,n fi(,,.,H nn(. fi0WerH.
nmrh nml piemlsh art by tho
supervisor. Mrs. .lames Collins,
;i'tw;l , t0
"A T-ay-
',1" "ln " "l 'l rt'
, She snoke of the benefits de-
! rived by the Helphlnns from this
j winter's study and the meaning
of lilt to them ns Individuals.
she snld In 'hast art was tho
:work of mini's hand and brain and
! Hint U nsslsleil In helping hlln i.;
work out many vuai prniiiiMiis.
omfort In the home, tho prob
lem of henuty to bo seen and '"
felt, and rules for living together.
The reactions ho feels from the ' 1.
personal emotions produced Is llko 'I'
ll sensation of warmth and. hap- 'i
pinesH and links him with tho in
rlnllu art must be suggestive and 1 "
tho motive must bo felt to be
understood.. '
Art Is benuty realized beauty
Is fulfillment of potentiality l
beauty Is Divine revelation.
A definition of art Is a hard
thing to formulate ns art means ( "
different things to Indivldals and '
the Dotnhian club' has no doubt de '
rived ns many different reactions .j;
from tho yenr's work .ns thoro arc '
members in the club.
Mm. fl. M. Herbert, and daugh
ter Helen, of 1013 South Oak
dale. , who have been vlsltins In
Honolulu tho past monin "Vri
word that they will be home about
March 2B.
Copco Haillo Hooltul
Proven Very Popular
l'ho radio recital program given
j during Copco hour hint Tumdny t
! .veiling hy the piano puiilln ot Sir., ,' ,
(lorc'H Bludlo and the vinun stu
dents of Mrs. llernlco Ilolger wan
nnloycd hy all who Ibifened In on
thiH . tinliiue entertainment. The
piano enHomblo. numbers for two , :
plnnoti hy tho Minaes Bculah Core
and VorDean Harvey were, espo
dally well rendered , and tho work . "
of tho younger aludentB showod
great promlHO. An added feature
of Interetit was the vlol(n cnsemblo ,s
in which ten youthful, violinist v
Kiive Severn I attractive seleotidna ,
under tho direction ot Mrs. llernlco
liolgcr.
Much programs ns. theao nro felt
to be decidedly worth while, ns ,
they Bcrvc to stlmulnto Interest
nmong the younger students who
lire already aspiring: to bo future
radio nrtlsts. rjn
. The detailed progr'thhyh,lch was ,
presented through thoi inUHesy of ,ni
l ne i.uuioi nui uu-ijuii i .7 i '1
pany, follows: " . . '" , ;-u
Tart I ' i ;jit
1'lnno duet, "Norwegian Dance','
Grieg -
Vnr Dean Harvey, lleulah tloro f
Two waltzes? .,..i;.:.:.....Hchllbcrt
Mnrjorlo lvewls I
! Dnnce charncterlslliiue
MacLaughlnn
,n.i..i
Hlavonh. dance 'Prlml,,--"-'-;ynl
A "k1V1"TZ'Z Wright
1M " 'i.
i "
Iloverle
Allen Itogera ,
Harold
y.l
Spring Pn n Mazurkil.
Mason "
Dorothy lturgess w
ntudo No. 1 - :...1leller ?k
Jlosa Cloro '
Souvenir JadnsBhoh t
, Kdward Warner ' nvj
l'art U
Vnle Cnprlro.ta pianos) Rpross ,
lleulah (lore, Ver Dean Harvey , ..
(n) Fnntnsle. D Mlnor......Moinrt ai
lb) Alt Weln (iodowsky
(c) llhapsodlo Koelllng
lleulah Oorc nt
' (a) To Spring ......Orleg
(b) Nolturno (Irleg !0
(c) Kamniencl Oslrow..... - uii
. nubenstcln
Ver Dean Harvey
Wegenleld (2 plnnos) KJcrillf
Ver Dean Harvey, lleulah (lore, jv;
Violin ensemble under direction i'I
of Mrs. Hornlce Ilolger (10 Instru- )ai,
ments): ;: ' "' ' ''r
' ' Sorcnfldn lo the Moon"
.... Camllln d'Alesslo jit
(a) "Departnre".:charles panda,
(b) "Arrival" Charles Panels. 1
ivmonin-l of Iho Violin ensemble '.c
Is ns follows! . pernlce Ilolger, Floy ."
Young. Ilelilah (.ore. Mien (''ln. .
j Kunlcn linger, Doroiny tiorn, (
jerlne llalley. Kdith Arnold, I'crcy (
O'Neill. , Mnrle Moon, piano. , , , ... l?
j y ...
Annual Banquet. , : . r p
. of M. I'', Jycnguo Friday ,t,h
1 ti'W.. 1.... ImAn known AH thO M.
""I u"'
Wimlilncton's birthday hanquet for '
j tho past several yonrs. was given
at the Methodist church JjrMny,IM
. evening by Iho members ot tno
. f ........ Th. - nrnnram ..
1 r.invoi in -." 1 T i,
,..' ,.. ,it hv the Missed h i
,..,ni.iuinfi or n m'l i i, i'kii" -.,,..
r-,,.,. . i
1 Ktliel llegicr anil ainrKijr
patriotic rending by Paul Turner, t.u
r the lcncne. including Iho presl
and speeencs ny i'viti m.-i.i". -
,,.., mib k.tv Hinllh. and Mrs.
1JlKan, t)P flrsl president Of n
league society in .Me.iior..,
j present . nnd. talked to tho ytrung
I neniile. ltev. Iluymond Ilecii wa
.
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