rromsonri irxrr. ttttp.ttnr -TtremvonivoiiKooN'. sttn'day. mm ten -ji, vmh.
Irene DeLoah, 325 South Holly St. Phone S90-L or 71
I ifiwfw -t i
!eldenial solos by Dr. Bhockley and ;
pUr. .McDonald. I
WF.KKLV CALENDAR 1' Mrs. Una Inch IllUHtrntod In a
Monday ivory charming manner the Influ-
American Legion Auxiliary "e'ence of religion on poeiry and'
at the armory, 8 o'clock. i'clrama. Poems n read by Miss I
Chrysanthemum c i r c 1 e. 1 Winifred Andrews, MIsr Uoslne J
Neighbors of Woodcraft. 7:30 jiiarfleld, Mrs. (I. S. Scott. Mrs.!
at tho I. O. O. F. hall. :Eleischer and Miss Gertrune But-j
' Tuesday 'lor. Delicious rofrcshroente were j
Ladles' Aid. M e t h o d 1 s t
church, will have their rogu-
lar homo coming In the r
church parlors, 2 p. m.
j Ladies' Auxiliary of tho 4
Baptist church, homo of Mrs. 4
T. C. Norris, 215 Cottage
sireot.
Daughters of Veterans' cord j M1 porinrmen mo oere
party. Hotel Holland. 8 o'clock. !mon'' whcn x"" Vl' Lavoma
The Woman's liible class of 1'-l!i0n became the hrido of Mr.
the Presbyterian church will ; FreA ' York, both being very
hold a covered dish luncheon 4
at tho church Tuesday at 1 4
p. m. Mrs. ' Cms. WJng,
president of tho class, . re- 4"
4 quests a good ntendance on 4
4 account of election of offl- 4
4 cers and general business. 4
4 Wednesday 4-
P. E. O. .meeting, home of
Mrs. Robinson. 4
4 Thursday . 4
Ladies' Aid, Lutheran v
r church, homo of Mrs. .Ousta 4
Puhl, .113 Gencssco stroet, at
o'clock.
The regular monthlychap-
4 ter meeting of the Delphian 4
society will meet nt the Y. W.
C. A. at 9:30.
Friday
Woman's Missionary ' socl- 4
4 ety Christian church, pre-
Easter day of prayer .it 3:30
4 p. m., lecture room. 4
4- Sauirdny 4-
Medford Garden cluh bulb i
H and plant sale at tho public j
market. 1
.
The period of sack cloth and
ashes is almost over and from all
appearances social activities will
he renewed with enthusiasm soon
as next Sunday is Easter and the
Lenten season will como to a
close. A number of bridge lunch
eons have already been planned
which will usher in. the Spring
hcason.
During the Btato conference.
Daughters of tho American Rev
olution which convened In
this city the past week several
yiromlnent local uffulrs wore plan
ned In nonor ot mo oni-ui-i"
guests including tho tea given
Thursday afternoon by the Native..
Daughters ot Jacksonville at the
old historic museum. -
On Friday, evening at 1:11
banquet was' given: at the Hotel
Medrord. which was attended by
over one hundred delegntes and
their families.
Dr. John Marvin Dean. D. D.
pastor of Hinson Memorial church
of Portland gave tho , main nd
dress of the evening, on "The
Ethics of Nationnl Defense. His
address, in tho opinion of thoso
who heard him. was considered
one of the finest ever delivered
before any organization In this
city. .'.
The luncheon Saturday noon, at
tho Hotel Medford, given by the
General Joseph Lane Society of
tho Children ..of the American
Revolution for tho delegates of the
slato conference, D. A. It. nnd
out-of-town-C. A. It's marked the
closing event! of tho week. Mrs.
Louis' Stockdale, state director
of C. A. R- presided at tho lunch-
Durlng her visit nerc sno
mode niliiv friends In the local
..hllrt.n' nrirsn zatlon as won us
tho D. A- It.
' Tho delegates '.left for their
IMvrlous homes yesterday nfternoon.
They expressed their appreciation
to both local organizations, tho D.
A. R. and C. A. R. especially to
Mrs. a. Q. D'Albinl, for the splen
did hospltnlity shown them dur
ing tholr visit In this city.
Daughters of Jacksonville
Entertain O. A. R. at Tea
Among the social affairs Riven
the past week- for the vlsitlag
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion was Ihe Informal tea given by
the native daughters of Jackson
ville at their historic museum In
the oldest town In the state. About
one hundred delegales und other
ummicu ""--".,,-
S 'Xnguest " weV; furol.hed from all over the county. Reports
bv members8 of tho local chapter. will bo brought for all "-ncla.lons
Those entertained Ineluder Mrs. i in state membership An Inter
Isaac L. Patterson, wife of Clover- change of plans and ideas and an
nor . Patterson - ' acquaintance formed of those lead-
A large display of beautiful quilts ing In tho different communities
made by wonien of JackMinvllle In parent-teacher work will con-
were especially enjoyed by the
guests.
A luncheon of tea and cakes was
served, the tables decorated with
vellow daffodils and violets to rep
resent the colors of Ihe Native
Daughters.
4-4 '
Pinner Party
Event, of the Veok
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Pipes on- ,.0nvpntlnn Is "Worthy Home Men
tnined inbrmnlty nt dinm-r S it- i herslilp."
icrtaineu inwmu...... - x
urday evening at their hoff.e on
Cluoen Ann. P.rldgo formed the
diversion of the evening.
Covers wore placed for Dr. nnd
sirs. rasKc. .Mr. am. .'""' " '
and nn.i
Mrs C M Kldd and Judge and
V C M Thoma..
4.4 , "
EMertai'ned8 at "shock ley Home .
Mrs E. w. Shorkiey. .Mrs. in
8 Watt and Mrs. S. It. Hagerty on-
tertained the t'rater Uke guild on
.Monday evening at the home m
Tvrn Shockley on King street. En-
tertainment was furnished by the
B renl.. ouartet composed ot nr. ...
3 w. Howard, nr. snorKiej.
1 Meeker and Mr. McPonuld, wlllj In -
iwrvcu.
Elson-York Wedding
Event or tho Week '
. , A-very pfetty wedding occurred
at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.' It. P.
Elson, on West Tenth sireot of this
city, at 4 o'clock Friday, March 22.
widely known hero.
Tell groom Is employed ns a fire-,
man nt the local hall. j
At 0 o'clock the wedding dinner:
was served. 1
Mr. Raymond Marks acted as
best man. Miss Lucllc Elson w-as
brides' maid.
Mr. and Mrs. York will make
their home In Medford after a
short honeymoon trip.
Miss Jenn Vlljn, who Is teaching
at Marysville, Calif., Is spending
a week's vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Vllm.
Mrs. Roberts Hostess -Missionary
.Society .
Tho JUsslowary society of the
South Methodist church hold its
social meeting " Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Frank Roberts on
Newtown street. Mrs: OUlo Bur
nett was leader for tho nfternoon
nnd had a very interesting pro
gram, dealing with some of tho
trials and temptations that eon
front tho girls of today. Mrs.
Latimer was added as a new mem
ber to tho society Refreshments
wero served and the meeting ad
Journed. Tho business meeting
will be held tho first Tuesday in
April.
C. A. Tt. Delegates of Eugene
Attend Luncheon Here.
Among the out-of-town, guests
who attended the Children of tho
Amerlcnn Revolution banquet at
the Hotel Medford on Saturday
was James Brooks, junior presi
dent of the Lonora Skinner . So
ciety, and the Isscs Holly and Haz
el Scavey of Eugene.' . They were
accompanied by Mr. nnd Mra..J.
Senvey also of Eugene. . ,
Mrs. Docla Norris of Reno Ne
vada who Is a house guest of Mrs.
Harry RInabarger has been the
inspiration for several Boclal af
fairs during the week.
'. 4 t
Humane Society
Has Annual Meeting.
Tho Jackson County Humane
Society hold Its annual meeting.
March 23rd. nt the Hotel Medford.
The following officers were elec
ted for tho ensuing pear. Presi
dent. Sit. Allison Moulton: vice
president Mrs. Frank .E Upton;
Sccy-trcasurer . Mrs. Sidney W.
Richardson.
Trustees: Mrs,'. IT. D. McCnskey.
Central Point; Mrs. fas. Palm.
Medford; Mrs. Henry Enders. Ash
land; Mrs. Victor Mills. Ashland;
Mrs. Sidney W. Richardson. Cen
tral Point: Mrs. Frank E. Upton.
Central Point.
It was decided to hold tho drive
for memberships oAprll 1st to
20th, closing with an animal pet
Khmv which will be given nt the
Armory. April 20tll
The details
of this show have been sent
scools In the
tnc ttacners 01
county by Mrs. Carter.
Watch this paper for further
particulars.
Mr. and Mrs. O. f5. Steele of
Yreka were local visitors In Med
ford Friday nnd Saturday being
entertained extensively during
their stay here.
Jackson County Council
I'n rent-Teacher Association
The nnnunl meeting of tho Jack
son county council, will bo held in
Ashland, April 20, at the Llthla
Springs lintel for nn nil-day ses
sion from 1 a. m. to 3 p. m. The
Ashland city council Is hostess for
the day, and with Mrs. Clint rtaugh
mnn. president, is making plans for
,,, nlor,nmont of the delegates
stitiite the day's business.
The national convention Is being
liel dthls year In Washington. D. C
from May r. to II. Thirty-two
years ago the National CVingress of
Mothers met in Washington for the
first limn and now the congress is
returning in stronger numbers and
I to enjoy one OI ine im;i r'-...ii
i in Its history. The themn for the
Mr. and Mrs. T. IT. N'css
local visitors in Modfnrd having
arrived hero Friday morning from
Roseburg. They are well known
: ,..:., r,i,i of
j.".... eitv lfore moving to Ro
burg where Mr. Ness Is dlvlsb.n
! manager of the California Oregon
j power Company.
Medford IlegaTetAttend
' .-.- -
The Medford Royal Neighbors
' sent a delegation to the Royal
.eiBoi...rr. eiu... m-. ....k ..... ...
B-nd lat Tuesday and Wednesday.
made up of the following: Anna
jsnur.., ,,,.,...-. ........ .... ...
;
OUiscockt KaUc r.ntbbun, tditU
Children of. American Revolution Participate In Daughters
" r oi American Revolution State Convention Activities
r fry Jv- vv iwfLP 1
'itL'-m 1 0 i fWi lir CM
i 5 1 xy
Officers of General Joseph Lane 8ociety,of Children of Ihe Ameriean Revolution... 1 Lucille Murray; 2 Lucille Lowry; 3 Marnaret
Chllders; 4 Dorothea Haskins; S-Joon DeLosh; 6 Ruth D'Albinl, and 7 Elizabeth Vilon.
A colorful spring luncheon was
given by the Children of the Amer
lcnn Revolution, to thei visiting
delegntes of tho slato conference.
Daughters of tile American Revo
lutlon, nt Ihe Hotel Medford on l
.Saturday at 12 o'clock. This was j
tSe doing social affair of the
conference which convened In this i
eitv Thursday, Friday and Satur- I
da v. . i
Luncheon was "served in the
small dining room. Covers wero J
placed for forty-five guests at
tables nltrnctively arranged with
spring flowers in pastel shades. j
Miss Elizabeth Vllm. bearing the i
American flag, led tho pages who j
escorted tho state officers of the
C. A. R. and D. A. R.
' Mrs. F. Louis Stoeckol of Port-
land, stain director of the C. A. It., i
presided at tho luncheon table. A I
lovely boufjuet was - presented to ;
Mrs. G. Q. D'Albinl, president of
the local chnptcr from Mrs. E. C. I
Appcrson, state regent, with greet-
logs from tho Daughters of tho
American Revolution to the Chil-
dren of the American Revolution
Tho following program was
given' at the table: ,
Music: "Stars and Stripes For
ever" Margaret Childors
"America" (in unison)
Second niinvention. Children of ,
the American Revolution, called j
Royer, Mania llussong, uiancno i
Arnold and . Mr. hock. rney se-
cured tho elemion or .mis. Ana
Stallswith from .Metiloru as ui ie- ;
gato to the KUpreme camp at Mln- ;
nenpnlln, Minn., next May.
The regular social meeting of llie
itoyai .eiKiiiHirs . n-ua iM.in ...oi
Thursday evening, lot wllli ll, ne-'nll
sides convention report, music aim
refreshments, Mr. Horace iironuey
gavo a fine showing of pictures
from the Copco collection. :See. Mis. Grace Voss nt thn Cham-
Tlie Mistletoe eluh featured a St. her of Commerce or come Monday
Patrick's event at .Mrs. Ray Giiches evening. March 2.".lh to Hie Ar
last Wednesday, and suitable re-; mory prepared to help the Med-
freshments wero . served to .the
r,ii.iu nnd mpmlip. .
. Mr, nnd Mrs. Worthlngton Ames
of Marysville, California are
snending u frw days nt the Hotel
Medford.
llln hilar Itlnncr
Honoring Hit-hard Weeks
Mrs. '. 11. Wllllnms of 724 West
l-:ifvrntli Htro..r enlorl.ilne.l with
a birthday din r honoring Rich-1
ard Weeks, on Sunday afternoon.
The- lal.le decorations were in
keeping with St. Patrick's Day.
Those present were: Richard
Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stefaul
Edna Wolff of Central Point, Mr.,' dhcussed mid further notice will , ian ladies have appreciated very j vjrtfjnft c. Rlges and dailgh-
and Mrs. C. II, Wllllnms nnd 1 be given later. Tno tent will have I niuch the, largo attendance and j tr,ri jrN, l juickor. oiitrtaln
daughler Ilda. n card jiarly at Hotel Holland I splendid spirit prevailing at their j oil ilt-r rous:n. Mrs. W. W. Mc-
Tuesday evening. March 2, to . purlieu this year. I'redle, wife of Judge McCredio of
Amcrlmn l-oglon Auxiliary , which the public is Invited, and' Portland and' Mrs R. H. Sterns,
Hill i-.monnin oni-m-mm i.io-.-
Mrs. Boyce Ticklen, Jr.. ofinn Iiprnn and food snlo at lnnl-
wa-nington. i.corg.a. pre.-ioeni m
the Ameriian legion Auxiliary.
nnn,in. i., sinuihirn on-eon the
lnt part of April. Medford mil
'Z.:
head so 'close- at home nor such
ehan" to show a. first hand of
just what fine materia, her mem-1
l.ers are. i no plans nro
her frfl mtbO train nt Asni.mo. lor
it lunshwn.ftt the UtUIS, Bpvliib'o
to order by tho slate director,
Mrs. F. Louis Stoecklo
Invocation: Ht4o chapluin '
Mrs. II. E. Rlchnrdson
Saluto to the flag
Welcome: Lucille Luowry,' Junior
president General Joseph Lane
society
Music: Piano solo Barbara Holt
Gi eetlngs: Stale regent, D. A. It.
Mrs. 1C. C. Appersoil
Rending Carol Dodge j
Greetings: State promoters, Mrs.
Isaac Leo Patterson, Mrs. A. II. I
Workman, and .Mrs. F. S, Gan-
nett , j
Music: Violin solo. Wayne Lowry
Greetings: President of tGonornl
Joseph Lano society, Mrs. G. Q.
D'Albinl
Response: State director. 0. A. R..
Mrs. F. Louis Stoecklo
Vocal solo t .....Luclllo Lowry
Piano solo Elizabeth Vllm
Reading Evelyn Herman
Piano solo Margaret Chlldera
Mlnulc.s of bust convention by state
seoretnry. .Mrs. llliur 1'. itei.t
R. ports of stnlo officers::
I
Iuis j
State director,
Mrs. F.
Sioei-kle '
Treasurer, Mrs. Harry It
Secretary, Mrs. Wilbur V
Moore
. Relil'
Chaplain, Mrs. II. E. Richardson
Historian, Mrs. G. (J. D'Albinl
Tin ee. minute reports
presidents:
of society
noiei anil men i.irni n. -ranoiin
in j;oeinirg lor a uunquci aim
evening meeting. . uonoourg c
now uio largest unit in uie nnu.
wnat is uio manor wnn .iiea-:
torn.'
All mourners or tne Meuinrn
u.i.i. .... i ....... u..
Cllg.liles , new and oiu in
inrer ino quoia ami put ner at w.o
n-,iu ol uio list so inui inn cup
will still lie in her possession
, ford unit In lis place as lender In
iiimihct's ns well' as accoinnlisll -
mciit. .
'
Miss Marie Bennett, slate pi-enl-1
ilcllt of the Daughters of Union
Veteran of the Civil War, will
visit the local tent on Thursday,
March I'Stb.
I'aiigliters of Veterans
1 Will ll.-ivi. f 'aril I'nnv
i;ita H. llubbs Tent, Diugbters
: of Veterans, niet in regular session
; Friday evening. One application
for nieniher.-hlp was received and
, accepted. Arrangements for the
vf It of the stale president were
n salurdav. Murcb anih will have
p0rt .
. . . .
Keen Interosl Shown
in l.egion itcvuo
Airs. M. Crcdio who Is stato;10 Palar ,ras-Atlantlc flights
i here by the members of the local . street nnd enjoyable card parly fr
j American Legion post on Monday.;. ho benefit of the D-rroo of Hon-
Apr,, I The cos. Incliulc, mijny or edge was held on Monday eve -
... ...... . - ,.. -
,iiiiih un ipmiuiki, aim i... -
lent prodctlon Is OMUtca by tho.o'Mrj. U. E. UriKg8, Mr. and Mra.
Columbia. Mrs. Wilbur P. Rold
llluo Mountuiii, Mrs. J. O. Snulo
fienerat Edward Hprlgg Canby,
i Mrs. Emma Loo Mills
Sacajawea, Mrs. Harry li. Moore
Lenora Skinner, Mrs. II. E.
Richardson
Salem. Mrs. C. C. Clark, organiz
ing president
General Joseph Lane, Mrs. G. Q.
D'Albinl
New business
Nomination and election of offl
cers
Installation of new officers
Plans for I Mo fonvcntlon
Adjournment. I ".
History f
A. It,
On . October 2U, JO!", General
Joseph Lone ; .society, Children of
tho American Revolution,, wan or-
gnnlzed by Mis. G. 0. D'Albinl with
eight members. The soolety has :
grown unlit their membership Is'
a. i no main object or tbis or-1
ganization Is "To learn of our duty
to our country and how best ml
serve Us Interests." .
Homo or tho outstanding accom-;
plishments of this society are:
Lnch Christmas a box of toys bus i mate. When she received her ap
bein sent to Angel Island.. On Sep-! pnlntmcnt as director two years
tember-2"i. . Iu2n, tho ponce treaiyiago thorn were but. three societies
marker was unveiled near Ta hie Mn the state. There arc now seven,
Rock. Oiioiundrd and ten dol-iwllh several D. A. It. chapters in
Inrs.was rnlscd by Ihe local society i terested in nrcunlzlng a C. A. It,
toward lis cost. . Money was also Willi their group of ellglbles,
i cnargo. Wilson Walte, musical
director, is drilling (ho ohorus In
kohiu of tho latest popular song
' nits, nnd reports that fine progress
ht-ing made. Earle Davis. slagOJand the host and hostess.
i directnr, has his stums and comedy
acts well In hand, and the stngn
pi'i 1 1 ugs espccia i iy designed ny 1 o m
Hwem are mid- to be most unique.
u is prcuicuid that the house will
inn sold out well In advance and
ine crown win nrealf all records.
'" '
Ray Knlpps, salesman for Swift,
Ar to.i ,ls spending several days on
nusiniss. in , noriiK-rn I'liiirornla
( towns,
i
i I'l il'iiisn t.roup
I Has .Meeting.
The Dolpblan Group of which
: Mis. Myron Root Is leader lltot
with Mrs. R. . Grei-u, 7"1 Park
i street ii Thursday. Mrs. chns.
j Gilbert i-midm-lcd tho study- per
iod. .
I.'"', .. . Alma, Calif. Miss Weller will be
tegular Meeting. , , , J remembered atbe altra. tlve plan
The regiiar card party given .
by the Pylhlan Sisters on the sec-;
end and fourth Thursday will boj ' Q
omitted next Thursday on account ! On (.of -Town llclegnlcs
of tho Lenten season. The Fytli-
"'-. ami airs, uam-n i.. .i.-n no...
family have moved to 40B West
""'OM """' ..
1 .. 7.V
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. E. Tliompsnn
, ... r...
. ,.. ..,',,, r,.. ,venllon. llothwo-k-
contrlbuled for tho memorial
erected for tho unknown Revolu
tionary soldier at Alexandria, Va,
There is to bo n moniorlnl erect
ed nt Champneg Momnrlnl park for
tho pioneer mothers. Tho local
organization was tho first chil
dren's society to make a pledge
: and donation to tills memorial.
I Tho present membership of the
! society Is as follows: Luclllo
I Lowry, Junior president; Luclllo
Murray, secretary; Mcrgarot Chil-
I ders, corresponding s o c r e t a ry;
! Elizabeth Vllm, color bearer; Dor
othea llasklns, treasurer: Ruth
D'Albinl, registrar: Joan DoLosh,
historian; Corinnn D'Albinl, Hnr
; burn Holt, Leah Inch, Jano Bishop,
j .Elizabeth Canflcld, Lentrlcn loko,
farll Dodge. Mary Jurvlo Thomn-
son, Patricia Thompson, Marjorlo
Lewis. Josephine Biillls, llurton,
David Wayne, Philip and Wallace
Lowry.
Mr. f. Louis Stoecklo. of Port-
bind, state director of the C. A. It.,
Wli .attended the stnlo conference
In tbia city last week, lias been an
'active leader In society In tho
1 J. Holler, Miss Seller, Miss Sslher
, I lubler, Miss Ethel Wllkenson, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Fred Payne.
. M i s. Howard liarto, Mr. Ilurleson
, nigh Heiiro was won by Mrs.
I Hnrtn in bridge; by Iss Wllken
kii In flvi? bundled and conso-
I tnn by Miss Adabel Seller.
; Itofieslilip nls of cake, ten nnd
coffee were served bv the hlstess
.Mtstford Garden Cluh
will Have llulli Sale.
. Tho Bedford Garden Cluh will
, i,i(i ., i,,,n, mid nimii sale at the
; Publliv Market Saturday. March
. :i0lb. Thoio having plants, etir.
i to donate plcnso havo them at the
market as soon after K a. m
possible. If you r-anlmt bring
your donations call Mrs. C J
S.111011. II.H-II.
The many friends of Miss Sylvia
I Wi'lb-r will be grieved lo learn of
her serious illness nl her liomo at
i Kmortalueil Intorinnlly
.. . .. . m,.u nr i.rt-
! land at their home nn North
: Ornncn suer-t lt evening nfteri
ii.e i.inouet nt lintel Medford.
honoring the !. A. U. delegates;
. here. for the stnte convention.
, chairman of chapter extension and
S . rh" "TXZnt
. char man. were ""Prom..
. ...,, ,. ,,, M,.dfnrd un
cn rcmuilicd 0Nr lu JKdfurd uu
til last evening, having attended ;
the noon conference of the O. A. j
It. delegates at Hotel Medford. '
Uliinblo llib Met
at Iturkdiitl Ifonu
, inn uw u ,
club met nt the home of Miss Syl-1
via Rsikdull Wednesday afternoon. ;
Thn Chrysautlieinuiii
An
l.j..yabl afternoon was spent.,..
About 1U members wero present.
Miss Catherine O'P.ourkn Is,l"s aramsi mo uiicagi-uunu i
spending the week-end In Klam
ath Falls.
.Tolm Mark Evans Jlonorcd
L Willi Dlnenr Party
j Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gore are cn
! terlalning today with a I o'clock
i dinner for John Stark Evans, as
sistant dean of music nt tho I', of
O. Other guests are Prof, and Mrs.
It. II. Conkle, and Attorney and
Mrs. J. V. Fllegel.
Mr. anil Mrs, Fouler Entertain
Oregon Slate tVllogo Club
The Oregon Slato College club
met at the homo of Mr. ami Mrs.
Robert Fowler Monday night. After
a business - mooting bridge was
pfsyed at 11 tables, after which
refreshments wore served. The
next Meeting wll Ihe on Monday,
April lu.
j Tho social committee Included
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Perl and Mr. Fra
zer. Prizes In bridge wero won by
Mrs. Miles Gumhlo, Miss Mable
Mack, Mrs. Fred Strang and I!. T.
iroi..oHii. tno iienuty Ol lllllSLruuuil UIIU
. ,, TT'"T , tvide scope of Its articles. Sho men- ."
Miss Alice llolmbnek. who has f u. n( i, ,n prllcllir tho nrticlo on ..
been spending the spring vacation ; ()w) ,,,,, cU. ln sun Francisco, '
In Medford. returned today to Eu.-J CMnra0 ,.o,merclally but Amerl- -gene,
to resume her studies. Miss!.,,, ,... .. . ,., oriental
llolmback Is a piano Hiude.nl with
John Stai-k Evans. '
Mrs. Thomiwon llimttwH
V. E. O.'s an Wednesday
Mrs. C. I. Tliompson was bos-
less to the p. E. O.'s mi Wndnesday
afternoon.
Tho following officers were elect-
ed for the coming year: Mrs. W. I
B Robinson, president; Mrs. R M
hlotter. vice president; Mrs. R. B.I
Hammond,
l-ecoi-oing seeieiuij . ,
Slff, A. W. Pipes,
corresponding!
Htrcreini-y : .h m. u. i'. i. iiiiainn, , ,
IP llll.,,B
guard, nnd Mrs. W. E. 'Tumy.
chaplain.
Refreshment were served at tlie
closo of tho nieetlnit by the hostess.
Mrs. 1'urdln Hosted
Wcnoiinh Cluh -
Mrs. Nolllo Purdln entertained the
membors; of the Wennnnh club
with a card party Thursday after
noon. Four tallies of 600 wero 'in
play, Fadells Piatt winning high
scoro and Mario Haertlo consola
tion. A short busiiioss meeting waa
held and the card party whlrh the
club Is giving April 4 wan nn.
nounced, and all membors wero
urged to nttend and bring friends.
Following tho business meeting re
freshments wero served by the
committee, consisting of Helen
Hhoemnn nnd Grace Ilonney, as
sisted by tho hostess.
Tho next mooting will -be held
at tho home of Ethel Haertlo on
Clark street, -who will entertain
wtlh n covered dish luncheon. ,
' Miss Thclma Perozzl of Ashlnnd
was a week-end guest of Miss l.tcti
luh Goro . Miss Perozzl is a bi
ology major at the V, of O. and Is
a. senior.-
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Out -of -Town yiMloin
Enjoy Snow Storm
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Dlckoy of
southern California are the guests
of Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Funk. Dr.
Funk Is tho pastor of the English
Lutheran church. Mrs. Dlckoy is
their daughter. Mr. Dickey is a
member of the firm of Dickey
Brothers, contractors. Tho Dickeys
are delighted with the snow storm
and are greatly pleased with south
'orn Oregon.
Will Visit Relative
In tho East
Mrs. J. II. phlpps will have for
New York Sunday evening where
she will visit her daughter,. .Mrs.
W. M. Walther. Mrs. Phlpps wnn
born In New York nnd anticipates
meeting her old time friends again.
- She will go over the southern
route, then to Vermont,. Maine and
the Thousand Islands,- and Mon
treal before returning to Medford.
"
Dancing Party .
Oriental Garden ,
Tho Htirlne dancing party given
for the llluo Ixulgo member of
southern Oregon of Hillnli temple
at the Oriental nOrdcns Tuesday
evnlllg was attended by 400 guests,
The hull was attractively dot-orated
In tho Slirino colors with colored
lights nnd n special slage setting.
Music was furnished by Provost's
orchestra. A buffet liincbeonwas
served at Ihe close of Iho evening's
' entertainment.
1
Intereslliur Moisting
WfwIneMlay Study f'luli
The Wednesday Study eluh met
at the library on March 20 for reg
ular session. Mrs. Grey, thn presl.
dent, called nttentlon of tho club
to the musical treat In storo for
Medford sponsored by the Lions
the Itussinn choir.
Mrs. Plckel reviewed the hook.
"Skyward." by Commander ltyrd.
The enntagiou enthusiasm for this
bravo nnd sagacious aviator nnd
deep nppreclatlon of his modesty
n,l generous praise of his subordl
note, onrtoarcd him to her hearers.
By
clover use of tho "foro
word"
Mrs. Plckel brought out that
were mere Incinents in years Of
srevlce to country nnd science, dur
ing which time Byrd was cited 20
times and received the four highest
awards ot medals. At all times he
tiaa deplored pictl tost but cu-
couraged ondurance flights and tho
uso of Hie airplane for commerce.
txplorntlon and research.
1 Tho description of tho North
1 Pole flight and of the . present
ing arm enll ghtcnlng. Tho dog vtl-
, w(th ,ho mourllflll j,OTS ot
.,,.. .,, w,r,. ,..v , ,,,,, nn
v;w, .,. ... thn u.,k ot
1 scii'nin'lc equipment and food sup-
rill'7a r.w. and uucnarieu miie.
make a vivid picture. Mrs. Plckel
called attention to Commander
FJyrd's repeated praise of Floyd '
Hennelt nnd in fact of all men
under him.
Mrs. Alford's paper on polar ox
ploratlon was both instructive and
enlertainlng. She traced briefly
through -ioO years of histoid' the -change
in belief regarding the ...
weather conditions and geographic 3
contours nt. tho poles. Sho cited
explorations successful .or tragic. :
Siic told of the need of short
routes, methods of search pursued
by different nations and times, of
ancient maps and stories. How- ...
ever, tho outstanding tenure of the ' "(
paper to most of the hearers was
th ewell explained value polar ex-0'V.
plornllnn and charting haa lo (he 'A
science of meteorology and hence
lo ihe world nt large In lis prac- ;
ileal appllcallon in weather fore-";,,
i-astillg. , .
Mrs. Hodges gave a comprehen
sive discussion of the magazine, '
; "Travel." Sho called nttentlon to
.,,.,.. ,, .,, -dnntatlon of mod-
...iinua '
1 ne.ciun win mra w i ot
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' " ' ".', " i elven bv ':
!'',..,. u r irfn re, wood
'- f.,.n thrir
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rth lr 0 0 Momiay "
VOIllnK. T ehfollowinK program -
vna Rlvon Mr Kolktinllerg'8 or
.,.,. ,,.,.i,,i t.vo vcrv nleas-
' - .
!.. ,,,. ,'lrnnd Vnlso ...Klehzlln yA
Gcraldlnoi'llotiso and
Thelma Gentry ,
Volplaning ..Carrie Ward Lyonl
, . Margaret Pennington
Song of Heaven -A. 8: Bwecl
i, Eva Klngory , -'
Sparklets .:....... ...Walter E,, Miles
Cyril Sunder ' " . '
li Madonna.... ...:.......::.A; S.' Sweet
Wnnlta Reich
Love Song :...Cadman
To a -Wild noo..:...'-..ii.McDowell
' Rosin Courrlcr .
Hark. Hark, the Ijirk..'.,-. Schubert
Betty 'Culoy ' i-'"
Happy Hours Overture. ...... .Mlgnon
Thorvnl Folkenberga orchestra
Moonlight ' Serenade;;.'..;:;:..:....':....'
' Tryg've Terjussen
Ocrnldlno- House
Valse In E-Flut ........-....:Durand
' ' Cyril Sander r. . , ...
Venetian Serenade .... ..
I......I....N, Louise.' Wright
i Tholmn Gentry
liny - ,
...Dorothy I.oo d
Simplicity
Ijiurit RallcV . '" '" ' ' .'-, l
Conqueror .Mnrqli..:...:".....K. T. Paul 't,
' . iGeorgln-Currier ;" r j . '
W. C. T. V. .MeoUtur .
Thursday it V. W. O. A. '!
A cordial Invitation Is given to f"
tho ladles of Medford to attend the
V. C. T. l mooting at the Y. W. nl
C. A. at 2:30 Thursdniy. when the
following program . will bo pre- ri
sen ted: " ' ' ' " -
Scripture reading, led by Mra. A.
E. Lyman. ' A
Prayer, Mrs. Williams. it
Mlseollaneous. business. . It
Accordion solo,; Mrs. W. T.
Berry. ;
Diversified program rendered ty
membors of tho east sldo unit of
thn W. C. T. I!.'.. ' '
Piano solo, Miss Eva HltzW.
' Refrcshmunts, Mrs. E. 8. HlUler,
hostess. ' - .' - - .
Tho W. C. T. It. will hold a food
sale nt the publlo markot Saturday
morning, iliarcn ,io. jiuiiiovm ...
friends of the union are asked to lr'
lake donations to. tho mnrket by '
8 o'clock. "
'
Mrs. Arlliur lies Ehlortalng
Past.' .Noble Grand tltib
Past Noble Grand club met with -Mrs.
Arthur Hess. 224 Vancouver "
.avenue, Thursday,. March 14. The
prenldent, Carrie McDonald," pre- a
sjded during tho business session.
A committee to plan for booth J!?
at tho carnlvnl to yo hold by tho "'"
grand lodge committee In April, d
I also a flower committee to nci "
during Iho meeting of thn Rehekali
assembly In May.' were nppnlnted. '
Tho socinl hour, was spent in
j MUnK ,,., slor,0fl nt jokes.' '
ii-Lmilintpiiia wore served bv the
I hostess, Mrs. A. Hess, assisted hy
Mrs. F- Hubbarn .and sirs. . ;
Bergman. '
The next moetlhg will ho held at
the homo ot Mrs. .J. D,, Rtckert
April 11. , . ;
Aniorhun Tx-glon Auxiliary
Will Havo Mooting.
The Amerlcnn Legion Auxiliary
will hold their regular monthly
business meeting In Ihelr cluh -r
room nt the Armory. Monday eve- -
nlng at S O'clock. "
Fnllnwlnij tho business meeting
there will' be refreshments In tho .'
dlnlr.g room.
Spring Is hero, and women are
beginning to look over their ward
robe remember, says tho presi- '
dent, If any member haa any
clothing which hns been outgrown
or which will not he again used. ,fI
Iny nsldo such clothing for the
Supply Shell, '..';" r i,J
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