MEDFCVRD M5IE 'TRIBUNE. ' MEDFORD. OREGON", SUNDAY. MAT: OH HI. 1929.
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Mis. h. C. Wilson will en-
teruiln the m-mbm, of the
Degree o Honor and their
friends with a card party at
her home In the evening, at
t 7 !,e8,"Ut St''"'-
-"'eiii- ieaeners- eity v
council will meet at 3:15 at
the Junior high school. Theru
will be an election of officers
and other important lmsiness.
Everyone is urged to he pres-
ent-
Pnst Matrons of O. E. S. to
SieK. A luncheon will he
served at the Hotel Medford
at 1 p. m., followed hy cards b
fr at the Masonic hall. All past S
matrons are cordially Invited
4 to attend.
The Crater Lake guild will
meet at the home of Mrs. W.
W. Howard at K07 West
Main street. Hostesses, Mrs, I
Howard, Mrs. I'nu B. Inch
and Mrs. Klla Pennington.
$ Medford Women's chorus
I will meet at 7:30 with Mrs.
10. E. Gore at her studio in
ft the Spa rlit building.
A The regular hoard meeting
of the Y. W. C. A. will he
. held at 7 o'clock. This is a
4 very important meeting, and
4 all mem hers are urged to he
4 present, Mrs. William Camp- I
fr hell will speak on "Town As- 4
i sociation of Young Women," )
t Tuesday
I St. Ann's AHar suciely will
4 hold a husiness meeting at
2:30. in tho parish hall.
The Woman's association of fr
the Presbyterian church will
meet at 2 p. m. In the church
parlors. Following the busi- t
ness meeting a surprise pro-
gram will he given. All mem-
& hers and friends are invited to
be present.
The Woman's Foreign Mis-
i- sion society of the First M. E. 4
5 church will meet in the 5
church parlors. Miss T.ucile
Van Ness will lead the study.
Mrs.' C. W. Conklln, Mrs. A. f
H. Hedges, 'Mrs,
4 Walker, hostesses.
( always welcome.
4 The Woman's Missionary
, meeting of the First Christ inn 4
J church will meet with Mrs.
Everett Eads nt her home. 23 !
"North Orange. Mrs, fiertrude
Kirkpatrick will have charge f
of the meeting.
Wodiiosilay
The Chrysanthemum Circle 4
Thimble club will meet at the !
home of Neighbor Ciussie
Knips, 3 10. South Ivy, at 8
! o'clock. S-
The business meeting of the
Kowena circle. Yeoman lodge,
fr will meet at the home of Miss
.Kathleen Wilson, 327 North
Oakdale, in the afternoon.
Parish dinner at the St. 4
Mark's Cuild hall. All mem-
bers of church and guild
urged to attend. Hring cov-
4 ered dish.
4 Pythian Sisters will hold n
temple meeting at 8 o'clock.
The Medford Garden club
will hold regular monthly
meeting Thursday evening at
4 at Hotel Medford. Mr. Palm-
4 erton of the Park Landscape 4
4 company, will speak.
4 Carnation club wil meet nt
4 the home of Mrs, T-ydia M.
Clay. 413 South Central' ave- !
4 niie.
Thursday
The Hi Trlantile of the First
Christian church will nii't't In
i the church parlor at 7:0.
with Miss Lonevo Slinking
leader.
The Pythian eluh will meet
nt the home of Mrs. Carl
Flchtner, 013 South Holly.
lYItlay
The Lincoln P.-T. A. will
meet with the, teachers in v
chariee of the proKram T
refreshments.
The Roosevelt Parent-
Teachers' Assoclatoln will
meet nt 3 p. m. in the school
tU h,ij,1lni.
line: Ti
. Mark's puild will have a
1 party at 2' o'clock. (',m I
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A mlllno In rhlimP. tllC MeS-
dames Jno. Bornehuft. Kate
Tounff, II. C. Mulholland. C.
J. Semon and 14. W. dould.
The Indies' Itonue IHver
Oolf n-ssocintlon will hold n
tournnment. Charier members
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r will piay n ......... .
10:30.
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The Medford tiarnen cum -r
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IZ.J'Z. Those havin,
plnnts to (tonaie ..... .
Raster, with Its hentirSVil ',l0-
poms, music and color, is with "
attain. The significance of th
hapinflntlme seems to be more
deeply iressel upon the hearts
nnd minds of the people In the
Christian lands throughout the
venrM nnd todny churches and
homes will be paylm.' homaae to,
the humble character of (lalilee. .
!.-... un .unifies the return.
of the season .. "
I...... t, snrl.lt llirds
I'.oKen loi
h ive already started their return t"
t' e valley, whlcli Is ripidly don-
jilnu Its cloak of tireen.
Society will renew Its rt""""
-..h n.i.tn.i v.iror. anu en.-
w entertnlnments nae
T I lnnned. r.nislmr the social calefi-
dar to swell with preparation- for
n-any pnyeties.
.
i n fi-ii?n ni
weVe'vM-orsIn this city d - .r -
ing the past week. .
,li( ,;(lf A,M.lulml
, The huHes r ,e KKue Valley
;(ii,. ssocitlon held their openUm
; tommumnt Friday. March 15.
; whic h w, well attended. Mrs.
, f. . Thomson won first place
with low net. and low gross was
;tied for hy Mrs. Uelroy Getehel
;"! -M'S. T. J. KuMl. Wind hole
i was won I, v. Mrs. Earl Co
The second tournament .. h.i.i
Friday, March 29. The tomhstone
j tournament was won hy Mrs. K.
j w. cmld. who finished the first
jnlne holes and planted a flag on
, the next falrwiiv. Mrs. Klsher
j won the putting contest. ,
j Tho tournament was followed
1 l.y a luncheon, after which plans
were made for the season. All
members present seemed quite
enthused over the past work and
outline for the future.
Plans were presented hy Mrs.
George Roberts, head of the han
dicap committee, for beautify ins
the grounds around the club
bouse. The money will he raised
for this work, hy conducting a se
ries of men's tournaments.
The women will furnish lunch
eons at these tournaments. M rs.
Jack Thompson will he in charge,
assisted hy Mrs, Sidney Smith.
Mrs. ,. I . Russell. Mrs. Dave
Wood. Mrs. T. .1. K u son and Mrs.
George Roberts.
A tournament will he held Fri
day, April 5, from i to 10:30. in
which the former members will
play those who recently joined
the association.
Mrs. Harry Elfen and daughter
of Oakland left yesterday morning
fm" their home, after spending sev-1
erai nays in .Meoioru. .mis. i'.iumi
was the house guest of Mrs. M. D.
Fields of this city.
Mrs. Mary ' Wagner Celebrates
Eightieth Birthday With Party
Celebrating her eightieth birth
duy. a dinner party was held at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Weaver, at Central Point, In honor
of Mrs. Mary Wagner, last Sunday
evening. Mrs-, Wagner Is un east
ern Oregon pioneer and has been
W. W v I spending tne wnuer ui me uume
Visitors of Mr- nnd Mrs- J- K Waver
j Those present included Dr. nnd
Mrs. W. H. Heckman, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Weaver, Earl AYeaver. Mrs.
Wagner, Ernest Kostet and Mr.
and Mrs. Weaver.
f
The Daughters of Veterans en
tertained at cards at Motel Midland
Tuesday evening.
Mr. PalmciKm Will .
Speak to iardeu Club.
Thursday evening at
the Hotel Medford Mr.
7 : 4 Ti at
Pnlmer-
tim nf th Park landscape Co.
twm Hpeak to the Medford Garden
Lltlh ,aK,ut the planting and land
' H,.ttnnR nf home grounds und
ismilu properties.
j After his speech he will conduct
; R round table talk, answering
questions and giving helpful sug-
' pstions.
j An lH.0I)i0 interested in flowers
jand their culture are invited to be
! pr).sent and to Join the Garden
;riuii.
j A Spe(.ja invitation Is extended
t0 tie mon 0f the community.
j Tne (;arden dub sale at the
pUi,lic market yesterday was a
j w,.i,,n,i;(i success and will be con-
! tinued again next Saturday. April
jKiXth.
Anv one having plants to do-
call Mrs. Senion, HOMl. or
i take them to the pul.l c market as
Tl early us possible after 8 o i loi K.
J. P. Hray and family, who have
heen In Heaeh, Wash., will he
home tomorrow, coming hy auto.
Miss Seller Hostess
l Taffy Pull.
Miss Adahee Keller was hostess
to a very enjoyable nnrly" at her
home on Tuesday evening. Marcn
Some inlorestlm; games were
i - ' , artc
, , nhl-time laffy pull
) ' , . . .t. i .U..UIV nf
Those
njoymK me
Miss Seiler were: Misses
ICula
P...f,son. Cirnee Andrews. Esther
Hllhler, Mickey Hiclow: Messrs.
fv,K. Smith.' Harold llubler, lta-
,.,., Nrrs, Max
,.;,.ny and Harold Hnrelson.
j,is9 jjv.jP Tiibey. instru :tor at
!tn(. ll)(.i ,lKll sehiiol. Is Hit..din
;,he week end with her parentH 111
j,;Kene.
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, Grains l-n-
.xiiiiK'ls S uch nltentlim.
- .". ,,.. ,.,., how was
in if! run l Pass Tuesday anil
V . ,hn .nmmercialclul,
i.mh, -
!evhlMt l.ulldinc. A beautiful d s-
i p,y "f .1-- m
" ' ,.,.,,.,., lart-e wild flower
exhibits. A variety of tulips were
'also shown.
The Hoy Scout committee of the
Presl.yterlan church met losl even-
ItiK to make plans ir "''"'
zatlon. Dr. H. K. KIMott is chair
man of this committee.
.Maijork- McMilr Knli-rtal"'' O
. , jjn,il sallinla)'
1 1 1. nils in
Mnrjn,., McNalr. .Mughter
an() Mp) M. Nnir ot
,in.i number of
delightful
hr younR friend
; ...
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l-'uster party in rts.ii.nt.i
dv nflernoon. The liuests met at
McNalr home oo Kt Main.
! where they were taken to
Mrs. K. l. V.rtuKK In Ash-
'"The afternoon was spent In pln--Intf
n number of nm.i-InK nd In-
t.-re-tinK Kiimef,
Willi p. itt-a
the winners, a well n K
ii ..i......
hunt.
i:-fr.-hnn'nis wrrr
; n. bat full' ot
wUn a mrfa
tttble dfcorattd in
Easter eggs forming the renter
' piece. Charming French favors of
flapper dolls, and houtonnieres
1 were presented the guests.
; Those present were: Dorothy
("lore Yvonne Shepherd. A gat hi
i Buchanan, Hetty Stennett. Kath-
ryn Chaney, Marjorie Mulholland,
Aimee Kliott. Mary Margaret
! Mann, Jeanette Mann. Joyce Han
1 t-h Arlene Ames, Thelma Cole,
Evelyn Herman, Doris Crawford,
, Jean Qulsenherry Madeline
St -hade, Barbara Jean Field.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sether are
: in the city during EaHter vacation,
I visiting Mrs. Clias. Pett. mother of
! Mrs. .Sether,- at her home on West
Ninth. Mr. and Mrs. Sether were
: formerly teachers i.i M'tHlt'ortl high
school.
Iniversity Guild
Meets at Early Date.
The University Guild announces
through G. Ii, Turner, staff sec
retary, that a chapter of Pi Omi
cron sorority in Medford is now
an assured fact. Husiness and
professii.nal women of this com
munity are responding enthusias
tically to invitations to become
members of the new organization
which is playing such an Import
ant role in the national move
ment for adult education. Tenta
tive plans call for the Installa
tion meeting of the local chapter
some time during April.
The locating of a chapter of PI
Omicron In Medford is an event
of considerable importance, and
's recognition of this city as a
community in which things of
cultural interest are Riven due
prominence and attention. It Is
only natural, therefore, that local
women have been quick to appre
ciate the object and mission of Pi
Om'cron as stated in the wonrts
of Hlanche Reed, national presi
dent: "To 1ft one's thoughts out
of the monotony and drudgery
which are the common lot; to
free the mind from servitude and
heard opinion:' vo trail habits of
judgment and of appreciation of
values; to temper passion with
wisdom; to dispel prejudice by
better knowledge of self will
advance one In the achievement
of civilization this is the mission
of Pi Omicron."
.
Miss Eeneve Simkins will b(
leader at the HI Triangle meeting'
to be held at the FirsC Christian
church Thursday evening, at 7:30.
All high school students are urged
to attend, whether members of tho
Triangle or not.
Grants Pass Circle
Visit. Hit ClirysaiiUummn.
Last Monday evening Chrysan
themum Circle No. R4. Neighbors
of Woodcraft, were surprised by
a visit from members of Azaila
circle of Grants Pass.
Two candidates were initiated
Into the mysteries of Woodcraft
and 10 names were balloted upon.
A communication from Klamath
Fall s was reee i veil , asking Chry
santhemum Circle to meet with
Euwana Circle on the evening of
April 17.
This invitation was accepted,
and all who can go are asked to.
phone Sadie Gill.
After circle closed, dancing was
enjoyed for a while. wt(h music
furnished by Dickey's orchestra.
MIhh Edith Sweeney, daughter of
I iit. dtwi ir f')m T Kweencv. re
turned to Medtord to spend the
summer month with her parentH.
Parish Dinner nr
l-:pisctiiMiliaiis,
The annual parish dinner for
the Episcopalians of Medford and
vicinltv will be held next wenm-s-'day
even nK at C:30 in Ht. Mark's
parish house.
i This i for members 01 inv
r:..iM AnviHarv and Altar Guild,
reuurdless of whether they are
i communicants or not.
Mrs. M. W. Winner has charf?e
'of the kitchen and Mik. Hal Piatt
the dining room.
This is a no-hnsl dinner. ah
attending are asked to contribute
food.
It 1 hoped there will be a
ftood attendance, ho coine out
and get better acquainted,
Mrs. Prince CalllHon of Hurlin
Rame, C'al., i BpendhiK the Kaster
vacation in HiIh city with her hus
band, athletic coach of the local
hlKh school. Mrs. CallUnn is a
member of the faculty of the Hut
linKame high school
-
to. M-irli's ;IM to Have
I popular Card Pnrty.
Next Krmny hi l v
Indies of St. Mark's Cuild will
K ve one nf their popular emu
parties, with the following com
mittee in ehartro: Mrs- K- w
Could. Mrs. John Unrni'Mirg. Mrs.
i;. Mulhrdland. Mm. Kate Voung
and Mrs. C. H'nun.
The la.fles who are familiar with
the-e card parties kntw a dellKht
ful nfternoon Is in store for them,
and no doubt will kep (hp after
noon fur this prty.
Mr Kdwin JoliiiKiin and son, Kd
win Junior, of Cottas- !rove are
quests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ii. Jolmston of this- city.
C lirl-t'nn C'ltlwnhlp
Snt-Jff-t of V. V. T. t.
The W. C T. T- hehl nn In
toresiina mePtlnt Thmsdsy nfter
n..on. the subject for discission
b.-inK "Christian rVtiz.-nship." The
prnifram was In chariec of Mrs
t iCV-onard. lt-s ted by Mrs. lls.
TZ Jici" Mrs. l.y man. Mrs.
i-r-rlt nd Mrs Woods Mrs.
m i.vmnn led th- slnjrinif wWi
)Mrs. iLaynmnd Wonm, acompan-
it. Mrs. V. T. lrry gave iwu
accordion numbers and -Miss Eva
Hitzler , played two piano solos,
' Clayton s Grand March," and
"Parade of the Wooden Soldiers."
all of which were enjoyed. At
the close of the program Mi's. E.
G. Hit?ler and Mrs. Williams serv
ed refreshments of pumpkin pio
and coffee. Next meeting will be
April It, with the anti-Narcotic
committee In charge.
The Pythian club will meet nt
the home of Mrs. Carl Fichiner,
i13 South Holly.
4-4
Mrs. Whllloek Hostess
Golden Links Class.
Mrs. C. A. Whillock was hostess
to the, Golden Link's class of the
First " Haplist church Thursday
afternoon. The study topic for
tho afternoon was "Service,"
which was given in a pleasing
manner by Mrs. Hibbard. The
president, Mrs. Whillock, then
conducted a short business session,
after which there was a social
hour.
There was a number of ladles
that were honored with birthday
gifts. These were the Mesdames
Cannon, Piatt. Moore, Hubbard,
Shaffer, Thurman, Keizer and
Crawford.
"Refreshments of cake anil cof
fee were served by the Mesdames
Whillock, Cannon, Moore and
Koberls.
V. h. Umrctt of Kairfield. Mont.,
is visltliiK hia son. II. b llarrett,
of this city. Mr. l arrett is plun
nlng to spend the summer moiiths
here.
t-4-4
Cohnuui Crc-k Chili
Ihdil All-Day Meet.
The Coleman Creek Community
club met at the home of Mrs
Vals'rum Kriday afternoon for
an ui! -day meeting. Mrs. Mack,
demonstrator, helped the ladies
with dressniukinn problems.
Luncheon was nerved at noon
to 18 members.
Delegates were chosen to attend
the Federation of Women's clubs
at Ashland April 26--J7. The fol
IowIiik will represent the club:
Mrs. J. Webster. Mrs. Harry Young
and presldnt, Mrs. K. J. White.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Jlarrv Young, April 15.
The Medford women's chorus
will meet with Mrs K. K. C.ore in
her studio nt the .Sparta building
Monday evening1 at 7:'30.
Masonic (Iodic
Ohs rvo Knstcr.
The members of the Malta Com
mundery No. 4. and .Scottish Kite
Masons will attend a special Was
ter service this afternoon, con
ducted by Kev. Raymond S. Keen
1 of the ' First' Methodist church.
Those who nttend will meet at
the Masonic Temple at 12:3b
where the "lighting the lights"
ceremony which will be held by
, the Scottish 11 te body in memory
i of Philip S. Malcom. former prom
inent York and Scottish lille Ma
son. An Easter dinner will be held
at 1:30, after which the members
! will attend the service at the
church. '
i The Past Matrons of the Order
of Eastern Star will meet Monday,
April 1. A luncheon will be
served ut tho Hotel Medford at I
p. m.. followed by cards at the
Masonic hall. All Past Matrons
are cordiully invited to attend.
FirUetli Wefldlnic Anniversary
Commemorated' Sunday
Celebrating their fiftieth wedding
; anniversary, Mr. and Mr. Louis
Puhl were host and hostesH at a
dinner party given at their home
last Sunday noon. Tables were set
for 14 Biiests from Medford, (Jack
sonville, tlold Hill and Central
Point. Pictures of those present
were taken during the course of
Ihe afternoon. The guests Included
the. following: Mrs. Louphh Pech
and children, Fred Puhl. Mrs. Louis
Hahlkey, Mrs. Lizzie Coulter, Earl
Tompkins, Ernest ItosteV and Mr.
and Mrs. William Puhl.
i Mr. nnd-Mrs. fl. W. Hrooks, who
have been spending the winter in
.Santa Maria, Calif., visiting with
relatives, returned to their homo
in Central Point this week.
Jackson (Ymnty Hankers
Have leaner Unwind
Forty-six bank employes of Jack
' on county. Including Medford,
Ashland and Central Point, held a
oano.uet Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Loui H. Uumphrys nnd Mrs. Ev
erett Faber were in rharge, nnd
were assisted in the serving by the
Misses Fern Haihoway, Louise
Itohnert. Flora Collins. Cecil Uum
phrys, Irene and Helen Iimpert
and Edith Inrnan.
On Saturday morning Mrs. Pnrl
was surprised by the n nival of
the Mlsfes Ixra nnd Ethel Wright,
teachers of the Los Angeles
pi-hools. who drove up for a short
visit. Thewe 'Qdleti were friends
of Mrs. Harto when she taught
(n their home town. Greeley, Colo.
Ralph .Icnnlugs Home Plctuml
lbttcr Horm ami (iartlc
A large pli ture of the Kalph fl.
Jennings home, which Is located
weft if Medford on the Jackson
ville highway, appeared in the
April edition of the letter Homes
and Cmrdens magazine, Accompan
ied by a short article written by
Mr. Jennings.
In this article, Mrs. Jennings
tells of the many conveniences of
the borne, and nlso the attractive
arrangement. The aritcU follows
In part:
"We are particularly proud of
the many built-in conveniences
which we have. In the living room
both sides of the fireplace are built
'nliU-A .mi., Koi,,,. r,..- tt. ,...,nn I
and the other for a writing desk I
and bookcase combined. Tne din- ;
; iugroom has a built-in buffet j
j across the full width of the room, j
1 1 here is room In It tor all my
j glassware, china and table linens.)
j "The kitchen has several roomy 1
i cupboards that are built from,
j floor to ceiling. It also has a '(
I large, wtu-k table. The linen closet ,
lis built in the bedroom which J
opeiiw off the diningroom, and we;
j find this a very convenient ar- J
j rangemenl." , !
j Daughters of Veterans j
t Honor Miss Marie Dennett .
I Members of Ella D. Hubbs Tent.
: Daughters of Veterans, spent a'j
J pleasant evening Thursday at the !
j home of Mrs. Luke Hyan, presi-
dent ot tne tent, m honor of Miss:
..iane iienneu, state president,
j who is visiting the southern Ore- j
j gon organizations. Wm. Lyman, t
i official daddy of Hie tent, made a !
short address, ami M iss Hcnnett
talked interestingly of the coming j
convention at Newborg in June. j
1'tefreshments were served by
Mrs. Carbis ami hero committee. I
Tho Cr.lti'i' Ijikn KiiiUI will mo"t !
Mori'l;iy t'vt'nlnt at tho hinnc of
'.Mm. W. W. 1 i iiw M 1 1 . at ir.117 UVsl
Main street. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Cnn It. Inch
and Mrs. Ella Pennington.
.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K Wcygmi
tlotmml in itriilgc
Mrs. Hertiia- Penwetl entertained
at her home on Hen tty street
Thursday night in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Weygan, of Chilo
quin. (iuests Included the h o n o r
guests, Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Much
more. Mrs. C. A. Picket, Mrs. N. S.
Bennett, Miss Ethel Repnett and
the hostess. The evening was spent
in bridge following lunch.
Kowena Clriei Meet
Home of Mrs. (jcrluirdt.
, Mrs. P. W. Gerhardt and Mrs.
H, . Ciuenther entertained tho Row
ena circle of Ihe Yeomen lodge
Wednesday evening, March 20. at
tho home of Mrs. Gerhardt. The
evening was spent in playing pro
It rossi ve ft 0 0 . II i g li score wa s
made by Mrs. C. Wf llarwood and
low score "fiy" M Iss Kathleen Wil
son. The hostess served delicious
-refreshments at n lute hour.
Tho business meeting for April
will be held at the. home. of Miss
Kathleen Wilson, 327 North Oak
dale Wednesday afternoon, April
3rd.
The monthly meeting of the
Men' Hible class of the First Jlap
tist church has been postponed a
week, and will be held Monday eve
ning, April 8. A very enjoyable
program will be given fit I lowing
the business session.
Sunrise Prayer Service?
This Morning Near Phoenix.
At seven o'clock tlrls morning
nt the summit of Rnder's hilt, near
'Phoenix, the members of all young
people's organizations of i'hris
j tian Endeavor, Haptist Young
People's Union and E p w o r t h
I league of southern Oregon are
! holding a sunrise prayer servlre.
i Reverend Loftis or the Methodist
jihurch of Ashland Is to deliver
the addresH.
Mistletoe- Chili Knicrtaiiicil
l-Uitcr Gathering
Tho Mistletoe club, It. X. A..
were entertained this past Wed
nesday .afternoon, March 27, by
Mrs. Katie Rathbun and Mrs.
j Edith Royer, whose preparations
! delightfully pleased the large
gathering Of lloyal Neighbors and
i visitors. Easter basketH of How
lers decorated the refreshment
! tables, whllo the guests were
i served, and a very interesting pro
i gram was carried out. The hon
: tens for April 10. is Mrs. Fredericn
j (ilascock, 2,i:i Realty street, to
! which meeting all Royal Neigh
bors and friends are Invited.
i Medford Friends Welcome
, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. White
Medford friends are welcoming
'Mr. and Mrs. V,. Herb White, who
have recently moved to this city,
Hieing located In the Findlay flats,
tfiun South Holly street.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltu'rit wedding,
i waH an event of last December,
i Mrs. White was Miss Eunice C.
Craig, a popular Salem girl.
i
j Honor Protective Association
j IhiM Ihiln Meeting
Degree of Honor Protective asso
ciation met In regular session Fri
: day evening, March 22. Two new
I members were initiated, after the
: business session the following pro
j gram was given:
Kong, Mrs. Resale Hubb-r; read
ing. Etui He Seller; song, Mrs. I
Thompson and Mrs. Williams: man
dolin nolo, Leon a Deltrlch. aecom
panled by Viola Dcltrbii. Refresh
ments were served by Miss Eula
Renson nnv Miss Adiihee Heller.
Bclphnn Chapter Met at
V. W. V. A. Thursday.
The Alpha Chapter of the Del- i
phlan club held i he.'Q regular
monthly meeting at the V. W. c.
A. Thursday morning. Vfee presi
dent, Mrs. Howard L. Rarto pie
sided In the absence of the presi
dent. Mrs. E. ,H. Kurd. Mrs.
Frederick Johnson, chu iter secre
tary officiate!.
Mrs. James Collins rtad on In
tei untlng letter from M rs. G;ibe.
r-oneerning an additional si tidy
Mrs. Rarto announced the sixth
year of the art school will be held
at Ashland and commence July
Mh and lait until August lath un
der the leadership of Miss Belle
duly White of Pratt Institute, who
is very anxious to make an even
greater t uccess of the schtnd this
year than during the past season.
Miss White will be assisted by
an able corps of instructors from
eastern points, j
M i s. Satchwelt gave an inter- i
eslmg tulk on a specific period :
of French art, discussing the :
works and merit of I'oussin, and
t ia tide. Contrast fug the two and '
show log that the paintings at i
Fun tai neb lea u were important for
their influence u p o n Freinii j
painters rattier than as examples j
of the French school. j
Poussiu was preeminently a;
painter of lanscapes but Clatlile :
painted the iuose heautiful laud-!
scapes of that period. Louis Hie'
fourteenth lu'lieveci it was neees- j
sary to develop "The (Jiang Man- i
ner" even In art. He wished to,
make France the greatest country I
in Europe and looked to French ;
art to assist in t his plan. j
Mrs. Hatch well discussed Le '
R iu m also spea king of bis beau-
tilul tallest ries. She had glVfll :
her subjects much thotrul sttnly
and handled them In an Instruc- i
lie and entertaining manner.
.Mrs. Williams discussed the !
Eighieeiith Century Artists' speak- j
hu; of court life at the time of i
Louis Fifteenth, discussing Wat-
tean and pointing nut t bat bis
"Embarkation for the Isle of y-!
therea" was the finest, picture pro-i
dueed In the eighteenth century.)
She spoke of the sweet ness and
beauty In Watteau's productions j
and compared them with Nattler's'
W.M-k. j
Wutteau and Keats were si ml
lar in t;iat they both dwelt in the
realms of their inianinatlons, were,
odd, ami queer yet beautiful chu" '
acters, liVd intensely ami dL
early.
Mrs. Williams quoted fr
Keats' poem, "The Human
sons."
The beauty and grace of Mai
am Le Rrun was dwelt upon ar
i photo shown of a little gi-
St. Louis, a direct" descen'
the LeRruns. a daughter
and Mrs. .John Le Hrun.
of Mrs. Williams. The fatl,
an artist and tuo little girt, .,, a
twelve, i hOws decided talent.
M rs. James Collins, supervisor,
gave a most Interesting summary
showing the trend of the times
and the connection between the
nn of France and the era In which
it was produced.
France Was going thru an arti
ficial age but its art was, though
not serious, not really artificial.
She said In part, "the most in
teresting part of the French period
was thy presistance of Its Influ
ence." Mrs.' Mahlmbgren brought some
cards Illustrating the places late
ly discussed, home of Durer, etc.
Mrs. Ilarto spoke on "The awak
ening of art in the United Slates"
.'luting that this country was on
ihe eve of a great renalsance: told
how Interest In art had increased
in the last twenty years and cited
many objects of art which are to
day coming into this country from
Europe. She said "Great wealth
makes leisure and culture possi
ble, art nnd culture go hand in
ha ml with higher education."
Mrs. Rarto slated that in her
opinions "modernistic" art in its
extremity was a phase that would
pass and read an amusing story
Illustrating her conception of its
most objectionable aspects. In
closing. M rs. Rarto rend an ar
ticle from "The Art Digest" which
spoke of the many new airports
being built in our country, and
said she hoped Medford In build-,
log her airport would not forget
that It has to be looked at by
home folks as welt ns used by
those flying over. ,
Interesting art magazine-) .Wore
shown by Mrs. John Crewes tell
ing of Polish art, and showing
that Indeed Poland has "more than
meets the eye" at first glance.
Social Events of
Church Societies
The Woman's Foreign Mission
society of the First M. E. church'
meets in the church parlors Tties-f
day afternoon. Miss Lin lie Van!
Ness wilt Jead the study. Mrs. C.
W. Conklln. Mrs. A. R. Hedge audi
m rs. v . w. w,i h er, host esses.
Visitors always welcome.
Easier I'gg Hunt
For Junior Saturday
An Easter egg hunt wns given
for the member of the junior de
par', men t of the Mailt 1st Hundav
school Sntiirdny nfternoon at the!
children's phiygrotifid. M?ss Vera!
Humphries told a number of vvery j
Interesting -lories, und Miss Mar
guerite Moore had charge of the
hunt. Knstcr Parly Wednesday
Ctadlc Roll Kiddles
kSuht small boys and girls were
present nt the party given for the
member of the cradle roll of the!
FIf kI Christian chin ch Wednesday i
afternoon, nt the home of Mrs. j
James W. Gtigsby. The children;
spent the afternoon playing games
nnd nt 4 o'clock attractive refresh-!
men were served.
Baptist I did I cm' Auxiliary
Meet With Mr. Nurrls I
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the ;
First Baptlttt church held Its mis-j
sionary meeting at tho home or .
Mrs. T. C. Noriis, 2 1 5 Cottage !
street. Tuesday nfternoon. March j
2. Mrs. W. H. Eaton presented
the chapter "Christ the Key" for
opening the door of "The New
Africa." Readings on "C o I o r
Rllnd" were given hy Mrs. Whll
look. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Rennett
and Mrs. Eaton Roland Kinuhuig
er spoke a piece, "l's .list a Little
Colored Roy." Refresh men ts wer
served by .Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Caull
ami Mrs. Rinaharger. Thirtv
tliree were present.
All's. S( rick la ml lliwtcss
RuptlM (ilea mrs Class
The regular monthly meeting of
the (I lea ne rs class of the Ha ptist
Sunday school was held on Thurs
day of hist week at the homti of
Mrs. Mary Strickland at 4n7 Realty
street.
Following scripture residing and
the transaction of business Mrs.
Dr. Carlow read an interesting and
Instructiure history of Mrs. Ilulda
Miuthorn I louver, mother of Presi
dent Hoover, bringing out much
of the life record of President
Hoover's family.
The afternoon was then given to
entertainment ami social features
followed by refresh un-nls served
hy Mrs. Sticklaml. Mrs. Norri.s and
Mrs. Wells.
Missionary Meeting
To Meet With Mrs. I-juN.
The regular mon t lily meeting
of the Woman's Missionary society
of the First Christian church
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Everett Eads, No. 2'1 N o rt h
orange street, Tuesday afternoon,
April 2. The Dr. and Mrs. lier
son group, with M rs. ( "ertrudc
Kikpntiick as leader, will have
charge of the program ami thus'
ha ing had bii-t Inlays during the
past three months will be honor
guests. The meeting will open
'tly at two o'clock, and all
r ! to come early. A large
Is anticipated and the
tr, - . Ion c o m m i t t e e. wilt
la 1 their cars in bringing
.hoi - have no way to come.
,11 Mrs. J. T Davis and
e will call for you.
; Turing boxes that
ive noi or. turned in, should
brought to Is meeting.
Alpha, l)c:ta Class .
Mas Gathering Thursday.
The Alpha Delhi class of First
Christian church was entertained
at the home of Mrs, Lloyd Wicks,
tjueen Anne avenue, on Thursday
afternoon, - . , .
A short asiness meeting preced
ed the s( jl hour, with the presi
dent, M C. M . 1 o n p resi d ing.
Mrs. I rt Reriiau took charge
of th iievutlonal period.
TY . social hour was in charge
of f is. Joe O'Brien and her com
r ie. The decorations wero of
sp.ing flowers. The color acheme
of green and yellow was -carried
out also In , the dainty ices and
cakes served.
A delightful hour of games and
music was enjoyed by all. There
were 30 members, and five visitors
present.
Those assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Joe O'Rrlen, Mrs. It. L. Kay,
Mrs. M. F. Porter, Mr.1, Gladys
Parekr and Mrs. F. H. Saunders.
Foreign Missionary Ohscrvo
Sixteenth Anniversary
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of tho First M. E.
church, observed their sixteenth
a n n I versa ry ,w It h a Fo u n d th Da y
program, March 23, In tho church
parlors. M rs. Hi ley D. 1 1 enson,
leader.
Song.
Places."
"From all the Dark
Devotions led by MIhh Luetic I
Vnn Ness. j
Prayer offered by Miss Van Ness
Song, "Rrlnglng in the Sheaves."
"Tht Why of Founders Day",
Mrs. LA. Dew.
Vocal solo, "Tho Master's Ser
vice First," Mrs. A. E. Lyman.
"Why the Incense Gift'.'" Mrs. O.
V. Myers.
Song, "The Morning Light Is
Breaking."
Demonstration,. "A Founder's
Vision." presented by Mrs. Clar
ence Pankey, Mrs. U. J. Wiley,
Mrs. F. M. Corlies, Mrs. C. C.
Darby. Joyce Hanlsh nnd little
Joan Hii j k. Mrs. William Hollo
way, director,
Prayer, Mrs. D. T. Lnwton.
During the social hour, Mrs. J.
W. Smylle, Mrs. R. A. Koppes, Mrs.
J. A. Duron.
Presbyterian Indies Hold
Annual Bible ClasM Luncheon
The ladles of Mrs. E. N. War
ner's class of which Mrs. Clias. j
Wing has been president for the
past year, met nt the Presbyterian I
church patioiH for an Interesting j
meeting Tuesday at 1 o'clock. ;
Approximately 60 women wero i
present, with Rev. E. P. Iiwrenee. !
pastor, and Mr. Hopper, Sundny j
school superintendent, as guests. A '
bountiful luncheon, prepared and
served by Mrs. Howard Dynam
nnd her able assistant. Mesdames
Tumy, LoouiIh and Mobley.
The tables were tastefully dec
orated wit h cut flowers furnished
by Airs. J. W. Menitt.
M rs. E. N. Varner presided at
the head talde at which sat Rev.
erend and Mrs, E. P, Lawrence,
Mr. Ed. Hopper. Mis. E. A. Lit
trell. the class mother and Mrs.
L N. MeCollom. fin, secretary.
On this table was placed a beau
tiful decorative basket of roses
and sweet peas.
. Those having birthdays were
staled nt n separate table, decora
ted wit h f lowers u rid the "piece
de resistance' wns u lovely angel
food cake baked hy Mrs. Warner
and decorated with candle. Those
having birthdays were Mrs. Hodg
kins, Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Kroch
el. Mr. Lawrence and Mr, Hopper,
the new Sunday school super! n
leiideni gave Inspiring talks. Mrs,
Warner and Mrs. Littrell also
spoke words of kindly sentiment.
The business meeting and prog
ram was held in the church par
lors. M rs. Remington presided,
in the absence of Mrs. Wing and ,.
opened the meeting with song and i
prayer,
Mrs. a. It. Clement led the de- :
vottonals singing a hymn and all
repeating the twi nty-tliird Psalm
in concert in the form of a pray
er. She chose for her subject,
"ch list's Sorrows", Mat thew 12,
and sang "In tne Garden.". Roll
call by M rs. MeCollom was nns- 1
w ered with ijuota Hons from tho
Bible. M rs. Edna Isaacs present
ed the class with a heautiful Eas
ter lily.
Mrs. Littrell spoke of the Inter- -est
manifested by the fourteen
members of the Home . depart
meat ladies who cannot get out
to Sunday j-chool.
The treasurer gave an especial
ly good report, donations made to '
tne building fund. etc.
New officers for the coming ;
ye:u were tier ted uh follows;
President. Mrs. II. D. Remington:
vice president, Mrs. G. C Garrett; :
secretary, M rs. L N. MeCollom:
and treasurer. Mrs. Wallers. These"
ladles will make an efficient set
of officers for the coming year, '
and were the unanimous choice of'1
the entire class.
Mrs. Remington made a speech f
of acceptance.
Tho outgoing officers who serv--s
ed faithfully during the past year '
were M rs. Clias. Wing, president;
Mrs. Remington, vice president; -Mrs.
Mi'Colloju, secretary; Mrs.
Vivian Norman Rarto, correspon- -dent.
It was regretted that M rs.
Chns Wing, whohas been such an
efficient president, was unable to
be present.
Thanks are due her and her of
ficers for their year of faithful
service. 1
Mrs. Glen Fabriek. Mrs. 11. E.
Marsh and Mrs. E. B. Price were 1
guests of C.io class.
Bin Inlays Observed ,
Ladies' Aid SiMicty
The Ladles Aid society of tho
First M. E. church, met in regular ,
homecoming in the churcti parlors .
Tuesday nfternoon, Mrs. H. E.
Bobbins presiding. Mrs. Olin Arn
spigei; led the devotions.
Song, "He Is So J'recious to
Me." Mrs. Arnspiger 1 offerinR
prayer. Mrs. A. S. Hilton In behalf
of tho Queen Esther circle pre
sented the following program:
Piano solos. "Shooting Stars,"
by Walter Rolfe; . Grand Valse,
Misses Helen Jones, Mary 'Eliza
beth Snider. Mrs. Bessie K. Corn
presented Jean Coffeen in - two ;
musical readings. "Sleepy 1 Town
Special." "My Baby Has Been '
Bad," Mrs. Corn accompanist.
Vocal solo, "Near the Cross,"
Gentry. Piano solo, "Hanging
Gardens," by Williams, Billy Gen
try. Billy responding; to encore
played, "Shall We Gather at the
Kiver," "Home Sweet Home," on
harmonica, Mrs. Corn at the piano.
During the social hour the
Queen Ksthers served sandwiches,
and coffee.
Those observing birthdays wero
Mrs. Georgia Blackburn, Mrs.
i.ydia incent. , Honor guests, Mrs.
BeKsie K. Corn, Mrs. W. Coffeen,
Misses Helen Jones. Mary Eliza
beth Snyder. Billy Gentry, Ltttlo
Miss Jean Coffeen.
Wedding Bells
Miss Lovella DeLnney and Mr.,
Charles Bottjer, both of Etna, Cab,
were married by Itev. Raymond
Itees of the Firid Methodist church
Saturday afternoon. The couple
were accompanied by a large party
of relatives.
Miss Let It to. Aline Bryan nnd
Mr. Marvin James Barnes were
united In marriage Saturday by
the Rev. Raymond 8. Bees, pastor y,
of tho First Methodist church. The ..
couple were from Butte City, Cab,
and were accompanied by tho
brother and sister-in-law of the
groom, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Barnes. r.f
Parent-Teachers'
Associations
Jackson County Council Mcctimr
A meeting that Is being looked
forward to with much Interest Is
the spring meeting of tho Jackson
county council of parents and ;
teachers to be hold In Ashland at .
ihe Llthla hotel on Saturday, April .
20. Mrs. W. W. Gabriel or Port
land, state president, will be' the i
honor guest on this occasion.
A large number of delegates ;
from the 22 county associations .
will be present. Mrs. N. C. Chaney ,
of Medford. county president, will t
preside over the meeting, which
will open at 10 o'clock In the
morning.
The noon luncheon will be held
in the dining room of the Llthla
hotel.
Town's SprltuT Clennlnir
Clean up the lawn before the
spring rush of garden work begins.
Avoid raking the lawn too severe
ly. The mat of dead grass will act
as a mulch nnd protect the roots.
Did out the more rigorous dande
lions ami its you do so seed the'
bare spots and mulch them with
lawn clippings. This will hasten
germination. Roll the lawn as
soon as the frost ts out. It Is very
beneficial.