Medford mail tribune., April 28, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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MEDFoiw MATT TRTRUNT., WEDFOUT), OREOOX. SUNDAY;'-' AI'RH'., 2" )29.:v
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VwrrnmrrH JW Irene DeLosh, 328 Bonth Holly St. Phone jfo-L or 71 , - JmmtsmmJLm11 '
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4 WEEKLY CAIiKNDAK
Monday , :
X n'nm.11'. Vhinu ,,,,n nt '
j. x i.- ,ft,... i
building' at ?:3"J. '
4. Tuesday . 1
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ary society of the southern
district of. the Methodist
r church will hold an all-day v
group mectinR in the parlors i
of tho church, starting at 10
o'clock.
4 St. Ann's Altar society, at 'J1
tho parish Ijall. v
WOtlnestluy
'Priscilla circle will meet nt 4
the homo ot .Mrs. Moffatt
with Mrs. Haskell as hostess.
Huslnewi meelins tf the
4 Rowcna circle, home ot Mrs. 1
Latimer, 817 West Second.
- Social meetinB of the Thlm-
ble club --of Chrysanthemum 1
circle No. 84, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, nt the home of
Neighbor Martha Gall, 1
South Orange street, at 8
p. m.
11. N. O. club will meet at
h the homo of Mr. and Mrs. 4
Thompson on Washington l
4 street Wednesday ovennig.
Thursday
Building Bridge club will
bo entertained nt the home of 4
Mrs. H. W. Klerstcd of 922
South Oakdale. '
4l Medford Garden club meet-
4 Ing at - the Hotel Medford, 4
7:45 p. m.
Tclphian groups will meet
wtih Mrs. Crawford Lemnions
and Mrs. Sheppard ut 9:30 I
tt. ni. "
Hoosevclt Parent-Teachers 1
at the school nt 3 o'clock. .
f , Friday
SI. Mark's regular cafeteria
luncheon at St. Mark's parish !
house, 12:30 p. 111.
Saluillay
fr Dixie club meeting, home of
Mrs. John Crwcs, 2:30 p. m.
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Metlftird Garden Club
To Meet Tliursduy Kvcnlng .
Tho next regular meeting of the
Medford Gardeni dlub will be hold
nt tho Hrfter Medford Thursday.
May 2, at 7:45 p. m. All members
arc urged to attend and ull others
are cordially invited.
Mr. Wilcox, tho county, agent,
will talk on Insect pests -4n flowers
and gardens, and suggest ways of
cohtrollng them. This will no
practical, helpful talk, which every
gardener should hear
Mrs. Swlgurt, president of the
garden club, urge; that much busi
ness is to be attended to and every-,
ono should endeavor to attend.
Mrs. Eric Wold and Mrs. Gerdes
will have charge of tho chamber ot
commerce Windows for the week
beginning April .29. nnd- anyone
having flowers they wish to donate
please call these ladies. Such gen
erosity will be appreciated.
Sincere thanks are due to the
Oregon Gardens of Portland nnd
all other seed houses and indi
viduals who so kidnly donated
prizes to be given to exhibitors, and
to Mr. Gabrielson tor 111c very en
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joyao.e anu .mo ...
b'ilVIJ. . I
It would bo Inti-rcfstinp to -give n
lint of thrpe ti ml the happy recipi
ents, but lack of Hpacc forbids.
Mrs. M. N. Uopan 1ft hero the
y liilrldlc of the week fur northern
California, whrre hIic will visit hor
mother. Mrs. Al Tahb. for a wecU.
Mrs. Tnbb is recovering from a re
cent illness.
MUm WllMm AtticiitKs
April l'nllu
Miss .asilowniac Wilon wuh n
(ruoKt- at the Alpha Xi Delta
rorlty In Kuuenc at the April frolic.
Shfl neconipanletl Mrs. Drury tit
the Unifcrlty City and attended
the frolic, which waahold at thi
new woman's bulldinu. drenaed as
a gypsy maiden. Kllowmae can
whistle and Plus her way into the
hardest of hearts and always finds
a cordial welcome everywhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert unite of
thi city were In Salem sovernl
days this pant week, where Mr.
M'hltc was attending to buslneH
matters.
GlrW Quartet
Awarded Honors
The Mlssca Mildred Lawrence.
Kllowmae Wilson, Mabel Hrhral
and Marjorie Hon. the. pnpulnr
Medford high school uirls' quarter
won second phiee In the state musi
cal corttest at Forest Gruvc yrsterr-
day,
Misa Wilson drove her car and
Mlm Church, the accompanist at
the plnno. took part of the girl.i
In lier car.
Miss Claudia' Coruin left Friday
foV Seattle, where she will spend
several months visiting relatives.
ltoyal NclghlMirM
Convcn lii Alilnnil
:Ov,cr 2.100 delegntcs and their
fnmllle of P.oyal Neighbors were
lii Ashland Saturday to attend the
annual convention of Iloyal Neigh
bors, which is the woman's aux
iliary of tho Modern Woodmen of
America.
Delegates were present from
Grants Pass. Central Point. Gold
11111. Jacksonville. Medford. Talent.
Klamath Falls. Merrill. I.ikevlew
nnd New Pine Creek lodges. The
convention wa In churge of rom-
mlttees. of which Mrs. Mellie 1-
T Sherard of Ajtlland U president
and Mrs. Abbls Hood of Ashland
Is seea-etary. -
Initiatory work was held In Odd
' QFellows hall after luncheon, nnd a
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ClUSB WUH IIIUUCICU IIUO U1U U1UUI :
with teams from Klumuth Ku.ll?. !
' Ashinmi nn.i Meilfoni officiating. I
Mm UnmiiKin nf Portland
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ut'y supervisor were present. I
Tho annual banquet was held In!
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j the afternoon session and ufter-
"wards tho initiatory work was con
tlnuod. The program closed wilh
memorial services for . deceased
members. - ,
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Mrs. Frank Preston of the ,j
plegato returned Friday after
spending tho winter at Tucson.
Ariz. . ' "
Mis. Itliluio of ; mills I'ns . ' I
Uwwt at Klowcr Show ' 1
Mrs. Riddle, president of tU-',
Grants Pass Garden club, was '
t.pnonnl nt tl.A liinr'ttmin mill f OWPT f
show given at tho Hotel Medford
Monday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Geo. Jester, Mrs. A. B. Cor
nell, Mrs. Katon. Mrs. Dimmlck
and others from the "Climate City.
These ladies brought flowers and
urarnged 0110 long table filled with
tulips, daffodils, primroses, etc.
Mrs. Hiddle most crodially In
vited tho peoplo of Medford mid
vicinity to attend a tjillp show to
be given at-the chamber of com
merce In Grants Pass Monday and
Tuesday of next week, April 29
and 30. .
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Drake O'ltellly, prominent club
man of Portland, is the guest of
Colonel Gordon Voorhies over the
week-end.
Itoou'vell Parent -Teachers
Will Moel Tlmrwliiy
Tho regular meeting of
the
has
ltoosevelt Parent - Teachers
been ellunged from Friday, May 3,
to Thursday, May 2.
.
KC4'lat MlTtllUT
Lincoln Pnrnol-Teachers
The Lincoln Purent-Teachers'
association will meet Thursday.
May 9. Instead of on their regular
meeting dale. Friday. May 3. lie
cause of the graduation class and
an interesting speaker, a largo at
tendance is desired.
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Mrs. P. Dietrich will be hostess
at a card party Tuesday evening.
April 30, at her home, 939 North
Central avenue.
AtiuouiHTiiient Tvn ; .j
For llrltlc-lOleut .
At a tea for which .Miss F.sther
M.cCollom was hostess Sunday, aft
ernoon to a group of friends, the
wedding date of her sister. Miss
Ituth McCollom. was made known.
Miss MoColloin has chosen June 12
for her mnrrlngo to Mr. Clarence
Olson of Hltzvllle. Wash., the cere
mony to take place at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
McCollom.
Spring flowers were used In
pretty arrangemont about . the
rooms, and a bowl of yellow tulips
centered the ten table.
The Invited guests Included
Misses Lottie Armstrong. Viola
Colo. Flossie Combs. Elva Caster.
Gladys Frye, Marie Ivorson. Bee
Seabrooke, Ruth Severance, Eliza
beth Watson and Ruth McCollom,
iMrsi Ed Cnrlton.
Mrs. David Grif
, Mrs. I. N. McCollom and the
fiths,
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Parsons, who
have been registered nt the Hotel
Medford the past week, left Thurs
day for their home In Portland. Mr.
Parsons travels for the Ohio Match
company. Mrs. Parsons 'Visited
with friends and relatives during
her short sojourn in thla city.
I. O.'s Meet lit
Mrs. Williams' Home
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,-...,..l,i.. A.,-11 n't l .'he hn.ne!"VenlnK for Kimene. where she Will
of Mrs. U. V.. Williams.
Plans for Mothers' day to be ob
served on May 8 were completed.
Mrs. McDonald wll be the hostess
and Mrs. Ijvc nnd Mrs. Ailamn the
social committee in charge, with
Mrs. Tumy nnd Mrs. Roberta ar
ranKiiiK the entertainment.
Mrs. Pipes cave some very in
teresting reudliiKH deseribins n trip
through Knclnnd nnd especially to
the home of the ancestors of both
Washington and Lincoln. Mrs. C.
Ii. Thompson reviewed Wnugh's
"Itook or Ijuidscape Gardening"
and also brought much Interesting
Information fro mother authorities
on landscape work.
Mrs. Williams served dainty re
freshments with Mrs. McDonald
assisting nt the lea lalilc.
Mrs. Ilocla Ii. Norrls arrived
here today from Cottage Grovo
lo spend several days us tho gue..l
of Medford relatives.
New l-:diitliiluil Sorority
4manln-l Here.
.Miss Henrietta Eckstein of .tur
inln and Woods Drug .Store, was
elected president of the newly
organized Medford chapter of l'l
omlcron, national educational so
rority, at the Installation held In
the local library Friday night,
under the direction of George I!
Turner, staff secretary. A. K
Uurchnrdl was elected vice-president.
Kathryn I. Smith, secretary,
and Viola Tenipleton. treasurer.
The new chapter started wltn
WHO . Oinei
rorlty located
throughout
111,,
Inlted States
The program
i A lnaPe.tlr,r, conrsa
an iiiiciifi'c a,,.,
of study, arranged by the l"nl-
ersity
Guild. - covering a wiae
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vernllv subjects.
The sole object of the sorority
Is to nrenare Its members so thai
they may attain a greater share ! Kach member nf the club Is ex
in the beauties and benefits of pected to bring her mother or tho
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Miss Elizabeth lllchnrdsou. F.ng- i
lish instructor at tho Southern
Oregon normal, was made pro-1
. . i, ., I ,,,, n ihn Instn Hat Ion 1
.!., ..n.i ..in mi iw resident ,
Instructor for the local chapter I
Miss Iilchurdson la a graduate
1.,. f.,i,..uii,. nt wnahins-1
ton. holding both buclicior unu
master degrees.
Mr. Turner, having completed
his work here after a three weeks'
sirv. will leave tonight for Den -
vcr, Colo., where he has been ap -
pointed district advisor of the
University Guild work.
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Miss Dva Neulon. Daily News
reporter,
left here last n'ght for i
nugene whoro she w ll visit I'nl
verslty ,of Oregon friends and re-
ttn - n to .Medford Monday morn
jn(.
Alplm Delta ( lavs ;
Hiik KprhMjrtlino JaiM
The Alpha Delia class of First
Christ Inn church cntertalndo with
an indoor sprhiKtimo garden party
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors. The president, Mrs. Clyde
M. Hon, presided ut the business
period. Plans for future work, and
reports of committees were heard.
Several iuteresllnjr discussions fol
lowed and plans for the summer
work of the class adopted.
The social hour was In charge of
Mrs. Hay Cornwcll. Games per
taininK to spring and parden plant
ing and of our common plants and
flowers, were enjoyed by all pres
ent, ltefrcshmonts In keeping with
the subject and the panics of the
nftornoon were served. Those as
sisting Mrs. Cornwcll were Mrs.
Chas. Nauss, Mrs. U. U. Trcmaine.
Mrs. O. II. Wnddell. Mrs. M. I-.
Wade and Mrs. Lillian Hay.
Twenty-live ineinberH and several
visitors were present.
Miss Mary Wood of U runts 1'ass
visited her nieces, Mrs. II. I).
Towell and Miss Claru'Wood. of
this city during the past week.
Ilonena Circle I-'.nJoy
rive llundceiL Party
The Itowena circle of the Yeo
men lodRC. with Uelia Moore audi
Lillian Seuber as hostesnes. enter- j
talncd with a progressive five hun-:
dred party at the W. O. W. hall
Friday evening. April 2C. The
ladles' high score was made by
Kathleen Wilson and low score
was made by Helen Wilson, while
the men's high score was made by
Tt. TT, ITurwood and low by Lloyd
.Stefanl..
All present tttated they had . a
very enjoyable evening.
The business meeting will be
held nt the home of Mrs. Latimer.
817 West Second, on AVcdncsday
afternoon, May I.
Mrs. Madge tileim is spending
the week end In Medford. She is
now employed by Copco In Hose-
burg.
Informal Varty
Kvent of the, Week.
On Saturday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Gustufsori entertained
0, party of friends most delightfully
at their cozy new home on the
Jacksonville Highway,
Tho evening was spent in games
and conversation and at its close
a twit course lunelnon was served.
Covers were laid for Air. and
Mrs. Th os. Seinplc. Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Mold.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mathlfon, Mr. and
Mrs. I'no. It. Tyrrell. Mr. and Mr.
Frank Itarber, Mr. Harvey liar
rot t and his father, Mr. JlarreU,
Sr., who Is visiting In the valley
from Montana. Agnes nnd James
Rsmple and the host and hostess.
Miss Jean Steel left here Friday
be the guest ot her father. William
Steel, und University of Oregon
friends over the week end.
Kluuuilli Counly to
I'ai-tk-limlc- In Musical Festival
Kbtmulh county has accepted un
Invitation to Join the festival lo bo
given by the Southern Oregon Nor
mal at Ashland May 3.
Winifred Stewart, well known
Jackson county teacher, will ac
company Mrs. Kllzabeth Hender
son, supervisor of music, to Ash
land, where her classes will par
ticipate In the program.
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The Dixie club will meet with
Mrs. John Crews the first Saturday
In .May.
1,111.1k .Miss ;i!dl Celebrates
lllrthduy With Party.
Miss Dorothy Guddls. daughter
or .Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Gaddls.
celebrated her 8th birthday on
Saturday afternoon at her home
on Kast Main street.
Twelve little frbnds gathered
to help celebrate the huppy event.
. Guests Included :
Joan and Lelghton Piatt, Kd
waid nnd Shirley Angle, Marjorie
Mc.N'nlr. Marjorie Jtobblns, Helen
Mercer. Marjorie Kellogg. Helen
llullls, Stella Newman. Itnymond
Corwall nnd Iteglnald Flfer.
Profesiional Women's Club
Will Meet Soon.
The Medfonl p.uslncss and Pro
lissionai women s ciuu i,i
a 'Mothers and Dnugbter's Nlghf
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.h I. n . (,..,, .. m
,.,.u,v ni o.w ,
is l--.li.,., I. ,n of rflcers for the
nn.xlnv x-i- will Iia h.M
. .
j Ksch person eligible to vote !
requested to gel a nallol at tne
, - - .w
In order that the results of the
; election may be announced whit
the meellnff Is In session.
i,t,.il, - lif unnie one else to tills:
.
meeting. An Interesting program ;
lias been planned, which will
consist of talks, musical numbers
ulitl other forms of entertain-!
nieiil which insures an enjoyable '.
evening,
Ju'venili' S. of W.
, .- amas.
i " Saturday afternoon at 2 P-
' in. the Juveniles of the Neighbors
of Woodcraft met in tho 1. O. O.
, F. hall.
1 Alter their regular meeting n
I treat was furnished them by the
.Senior Guardian,-Neighbor Lottlo
Montgomery. B
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Mr. William Owen 01 I'onunc.
Mich., and Jonn M. uwen 01 r,nu
Claire, Wis., will nrrlve tomorrow
j and will be guests of their brother.
James H.
hlegllts.
Owen, of Siskiyou I
lackMui Counly Health
MtH't- at SIin. Tyrec's
The Medford committee of the
Jackson County Health association
met with Mrs. Tyree on Gneevu
avenue Monday morning, April
to finish the sewing and hospital
bundles for the year. The women
worked until -I o'clock. Eight mem
bers were present. Flans were dis
cussed for the membership drive
to take place lb efirst two weeks
in May. As tho Newton bill failed
to be passed, which would have
continued government aslstance In
public health work, greater mom-
bershlp and more general interest
Is necessary If the work is to be
carried on as during tho past fwe
years. The dental and baby clinics
are becoming loo vital to the com- ,Tanj.0i sacristan." a number
munity for It to be necessary totfuU llf ,l(limtfflli ...... Mtrleiiie
have them stopped. So it is to be
the aim of the drive this year to
Interest and Inform more people
of the work and its integral part
In th ehealth fo the people of Jack
son county.
Si. Ann's Altar scolety will have
regular business meeting at Parish
hall Tuesday afternoon.
Chrysanthemum Circle.. . ' .,
Initiate Xcw Members.
Monday evening, April 22, was
the regular social evening of
Chrysanthemum Circle No. 8-1,
Neighbors of Woodcrnft.
After a short business session,
during which four candidates were
Initialed Into the mysteries ot
Woodcraft and other namcH bul-
loted upon to become members
of tho order, - circle closed JJ
regular form and tho lodge room
was opened to visitors and a so
cial danco was enjoyed.. Delight
ful music was furnished by llay
ward's Merrymakers.
New Officers Nominated
P. T. A. Jackon School.
The regular meeting ot the
Jackson school 1'. T. A. was held
Friday at 3:00 p. 111.
The entertainment consisted of tt
rehearsal of the drills to be given
at the Pear Blossom 1-estlval.
There were three drills. The 1rl
mary gave Clnpdans, the 3rd and
4th grades gave I-'amllyette drill,
and the Oth grudo girls gave a flag
drill.
The program was given on the
lawn, after which the members
went lo the assembly room.
The president, Mrs. Waltcrinire
was convalescing at. home, so the
vlcc'presliletil nrleU 111 her placn.
A committee for the nominating
of officers which was appolnled'ut
a former meeting reported Unit
Ihey had fulled lo agree as there
smed to be so many who had
advanced their opinions concern
ing the offices that it would be
sufcr to have nominations made
from I ho floor, which was done,
with Ihe following results: Presi
dent. Mrs. K. M. Campbell; vice
president, .Miss lOslher Mct.'alloiu :
secretary. Mrs. Mundy. and trea
surer, Mrs. Paul ltynnlng.
The roll call was made anil the
silk flag will udorn Mrs. Taylor's
room. ( 1
After Ihe good-of-the-o r d e r
rounds were made tie meeting
ndjourned until next fourth Friday
of May.
Mrs. It. W. Klerstcd will enter
tain the Building llrldgo club at
her home, 22 South Oukdalc,
Thursday afternoon.
.Miss I.uy's Pupils
Will Give Dance Homo
Miss Hulll I.uy will present her
dancing class in a colorful revue
at Hunt's Cralerlan tomorrow
evening. Among "the entertaining
invertlscinents will be tho dance
j ,y ,lc skatrrs group, donned In
, ),rl lo nt orange costumes, also the
uiioupcc rUmcc mm Ihe tulu nuin-
ber by the Itiisslun girl. More par
llculars will be given later.
Among those taking part wilt
,.o ...H,ll. I.e...,, i.hk;
Dorothy Gore, Marjorie Ix-wls.
Xoi-a Del Lantls, Hetty Johnston.
Kosa Gore, Maxim, X'aughsn, Janc
Antle, Klh-I (,'hoid, Frunklo Uiiia
barger, llarbnru Ann Ilrayton,
Mignon Philips. Nancy Mofi-ow,
cbarloite Older. Ju.net Hush,
l-'rances U'llson Clark, Jean pease,
Patricia t'roup, Janet, Peter, Nona
lleyland, l-Jmlly Tyree, Ellso Older.
lisle and Gale liecbe, Dorothea
Wlson.
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of Ihe week was held Thin simv
ufternonn u-hen the t, Ailteru nnd
, w
friends of the W. C. T. 1'. met with
.ns. n . j . nerry at ner nome on
The presl-
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naigo. the meeting being opened
witn a nvinii. .11 ss i.uc e vu
Ness gave a helpful and Inspiring
message In the devotional service.
After t ho business session1' ln:lti,l. lircslilen I s. :I0 nil' lliucrs. Oil- : it
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w hich plans woro made for the i
visit of the state president. Mis. ,
Jolly, who comes in May. the pro- ;
gru in opened wltii n, duet, -In tlif,
Harden." by Mrs. A. K. l.ymiin ;
and Mrs. Raymond Derail. Head-
Ungs were given on the flower mis-,
1 slou and relief work. Mrs. T. (. I
Heine gnv a humorous rceiritlnn
"Mr. Ihown Has Ills Hair Cut."
A very Interesting message was
given by .Mrs. Detweiler, who spoke
of the early days of the W. C. T. I',
and of her personal aeipiaintance
with Frances Willnrd. The pro
gram closed with a musical Selec
tion. Mrs. 1'roseott and Mrs. Thomas
served refresh mens. '
The next meeting. May 9lh. will
he a Mothers' Day servire, with a
speelul program In charge of Mrs.
- woods. mere will oe n-
(rcsnments ami a niiver ouering m
J aid of the work.
Kve Itrtison's Class (
lkm irumv Itoue !
i tie iiiiinii iinnuai ii;inei re ie
by pupils of tho Kve Itenson Danc
ing cadeiny. wll be livid at Hunt's
Ctulorian May Llth and 141 h,
when several difficult and beauti
ful numbers will be executed,'
among them being an interpretive
one, "The Moth," a toe number.
A charming group dalietv "IMer
ette." also another too1- number.
A soft-shoe number by three dan
cers, who also execute a routine in
rapid tup work. ' "Tho Varsity
Drag." a musical comedy number,
with peppy work from start to
finish, by two girls whom iiiegfeld
would not overlook if he were a
movements, by a local girls and
boy who will endeavor lo do abso
lute jusllee lo so lovely a number.
Again this ycnr the photographs
of nil the dancers will be taken by
Verne Hhnngle.
Degree of Honor
Protective Association Meeting
, iTlio Degree of Honor Protective
ussoeiallon held their- regular
ntbhlhly meeting in the" Modern'
Woodmen hall Friday, April 20,
wilh a good attendance. The stale
vice president, Mrs. Kvu .Travel", of
Portland,-. was present and gave a
short Interesting talk. Miss Kula
lleson had chargo of the program.
Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Kciupkc
served refreshments, after which a
social hour was enjoyed by all.
9, ,-u,,ul y1(jV
iH.Caui Ctltluirille
Mr. Grant lllxler of Morrinuin
Neb., was a suprlse guest at tho
homo of Mrs. Catherine Norman
l.nw Monday, not having seen Mrs.
li'w or Mrs. llurto for ten years.
Mr. Itlxler was hero in Medford
a few years ago and sinco that
time he and his wlfo have visited
many places looking for Just the day. commencing with a bus ess
right place to select a home. imeetlng and luncheon on MonUnj
This past winter has been spent nd continuing through Monte -in
Lomr Heaeh and various Cillfor- m. und Tuesday, with the wuu
nla winter resorts.
Mr. Dixler has about decided to
locute in or near Medford. as he
says he likes It best of any place
he has been. 1
Mrs. lllxler, too. has been here
before, and Is now in Tucson,
Ariz., but will Join her husband
here, when the decision will be
made as tu their future home.
It speaks well for Medford If
f,.. ..i.i.. r
for a suitable loeation.
ti.. nn.. ..ii it o ...in. ti.
will, enough good poln s lo 'lng.f
them back II must be "the city of
attractions."
Clillis Iteiiresclilcd
Al. DlsUlct i-'eileiiillou
Tho following clghlc
ui
clubs
W('i-e relirestMlted by nllicty-two
delegates holding membership lu
tho First District Federation Ibis
year which was held In Asliliilid,
Friday and Saturday. The entire
membership amounted lo S-ls.
Greater Medford Woman's club:
Mrs. It. V. Williams. president,
112 members. Object: .To pro
mote u spirit of comradeship; to
stimulate Intellectual develop
ment; tu strengthen by organizu
lion, phllnntrophle and rcierinii-j worthy and as Ihey lire Mr. On
lory efforts: ami to work together hriolson's specialty ho dwelt nt
for the best Interests of .Medford. Kteuler lcngtht on those, giving
Illinois 'Valley Garden Club from his own abundant storo or
(Kerby); .Mrs. Harry O. Smith, knowledge and limiting IT. II.
president. 45 members. Object; Thonins, un ICnglish authority,
To conservo and enhance the.
natural beauty of our community;
lo promote belter gardens for hel
ler humes; and by study, lo gain
a more comprehensive knowledge
of horticulture.
Klamath Agency Women's club;
Mrs l I.'. t'vtiru iim.I Mi-m Mc
Millan. . president. 25 members.
Object: Tho milled effort toward
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si1;J.,iiiiiv. woi-kiue towanl the
,r0udenlng Of lllllld. CXCl lldHlg ftl 1
pettiness und nersonalilles.
Klamath Falui Woman's Lib
erty club; Mia. G. I!, l.lndley
president, 2'0 members. Object:
Civic beterment.
i,akevlew Welfare club;- Mrs
Georgo Johnson, president. 1
menibers. Object: The cent rullan-
Hon of earnest women of he com-
inunltv Into a common body ror;
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.Ml. 1.UU1H Illltl,l. I" I'.',,, .
i niemocrs. wuj'-ci: 10 i'"'
the
nnd
: lltgr.est Interests or noma
. community.
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' ineiii; ,h b. r.isie . ,,,v...
a..m m ,,,e.l,e,.. oblect. The
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; civic Implement of l.ogue Ittv
iei. . r
. Talent C(n.niunlty club;
1 C. F. Estes, and rs. L,. O,
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joct: To unite the women ot this
community for social, educational
civic, ami Uuclslullvo Improve-
m.'
Tol Communilv club: ilia. An-
Uy buckles, president. 10 mem-
h01-s object: To bring all the
neonln In this community tonetli-
for social,. cducatinniU and of
community
Improvement.
I'pper Valley Clmmunlty cllib;
(Dellview) ; Mrs. Wade W allace,
president. 43 members. Object1
To promote a friendly community
spirit, and a general cooperation
for mutual benefit along any )nu
Valley View Community club, I
(Talent): Mrs. John' Farmer
nresident. 30 members. oojeei.
t To l)ro,m,n social welfare and
iwlll(..tiin i tho community. 2.
Tu cooperate with any or all wo-
. (.ini,s of the community.
Ashland Monday Study club.
m i.M,.iin Miioi't. orossideiit. 12
J members.
' knowledg'
tHiwt t' To acquire
i;ni,wledt:e along all lines which
are of generol Interest: to ex
change news on eurre.nl events; to
promote social enjoyment among
the members. ;'
Ashland Women s civic im
provement; Mrs. Henry Kmlers,
,..,wi,i..,.i. inf. members. Object:
To assist in beautifying 1110 -'"'
of Ashland: lo encourage enler
iiilsos that witl-botcr conditions
and add to the development; com
fort, and pleasure of mo peopiv
of said cily.
tlonnnm Women's club; .Mis.
Fred llueck. president. 30 mem
bers. Object: The unification of
Ihe women o( !lunair.n. Into
body for' social betterment, and
for personal Improvement.
Cob-man Creek Woman's clhl'l
Mrs. K. .1. While, president. , ,l
members, object: To benefit the
coiniuHnlly. Hocially, education
ally, Industrially. , -,
.;:igle Point Civic Improvement:
Mrs William It. llrown, president.;
311 members. Object: To assist
In Improving Bugle Point, and to
benefit the conimunuy
ami educationally. f
Gold Peach Community club;
Mrs. Charles F. Morse, president.
members. Object: Tho de-
t . members, our
v-ioiinit.-ii
neighbors, our schools, nd out
town along social, Intellectual,
.....i.. .nllimtroiihlc lines.
r, ., i'no Women's club;
Mrs. 11. I.. Wilson, president,,, "
members. Object: To develop hi)
rinest qualities ot the mliiil and.
icnrt. that 'wo. may servo .the
highest interests of lomo n"d
Community.' ' .' ' '
Mrdfonl Chilis
ll... Joint Meeting.
TllO Greater Medford Cluh ooin
blned wilh the Medford Garden
Club held n Joint meeting ak the
Hotel Medford Mommy ami
t. tinrl hlllll sIlOW.
Mrs. Carl Swlgurt, president of
tho Medford Garden Club was gen
eral hostess at tho whole affair,
presiding most graciously, ut tho
luncheon and acllllg as mistress of
ceremonies. Hhe was assisted by
.Mrs. It. V. Williams, President of
Ihe Grealer Mcdrord Club.
About one hundred ladles ulld
two men sal clown to iuiicii-..u n
t i.., ,.n.l lltnMi. en-
'geiiici on
, , ..... i...n..,.uil,m inllc elveti bv
Will flllll,'"5"-".".",' "", ."?. ,.,.,l iillicrs
,flir. ii. '""i"1 " , . ' .
. ..i..,.., i,,n. ,,f Hie .Metl-
, K(jlH)()1, luo up f the
,.;nwma Wilson. Mllrdcd
.wrence. Mabel Helical and Mni-
Jurlo Hull, sang two enjoyuom so
ilectlons and were accompanied by
Uhhs Oennvluvo llrown ut tho
piano.
Miss Kllowmao Wilson sang a
hcnuttriil Solo, rlho was accom
panied by Misa Estlior Uliurulio lit
the piano. . -'
The riowor show was held In Ihe
main lobby or llio hotel. It was
prlimirally a wild riower and bulli
show, though a few other beauties
crenl In anil hid for recognition.
The rock plants and wild moun
tain things were usepocluliy nolo
others,
In snenkliitt of rock gai'denllig lie
said 11 was nollltor inystorlous nor
dirricull, only lo start with ho sure
you build right, kneplug a few per
tinent points 111 mind when build
ing, I. c.:-
Lay nil rock wilh lot-gust ur-
faco down and bury Hicnl two
thirds In the ground.
Tilt vour rocks hack bo Hint
water can get to th roots, a batik,
1 DIHI lO 111)1111 Oil
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Have plu for plants Hint lovuiii.est. organized and uiosl efficient
shade end auolher tor nun lovliiK
varlellees.
Poms and ulmorhent rocks uro
best and: ono should usuiajl tho
sums kind; , ' ; ... J . '.
Most ulnlnes lovo lots ol situ
but rouis iniist ue ra i ""'" '?'
and have depth of Hull, hut ir Ibis
Is heavy use. crushed hits of rocu
under it and mix hi nomu wmu ei'i
I.,,l I ,.r .,,,1,1 Ileitis '
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so an lint tO WaSll awny.
. ,
iw.n't nlscn rocks over nalixinft
. : ... . . ...
I or built under drip of trees or
I close to buildings.
I'so rough, unnveTr, largo roem
' -t mnnv smooth small ones
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Hunt aispiay mason wore, con
cea t, and uunci tor aiptno now.
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It Is posslblo to spend an endless
amount ot money on rockeries, but
is Hot neresSUl'V. L he 11101111- '
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tains are full lit lllllo beuutlose Hlhle lesson, .Paulina 111. read by .,
Intrly bogging lo come In, but dunt 'Mrs. Kunzmuo, Miss May l'hlppa n
dig - them up when 111 bloom. Murk
Many, many illumes can be I of
grown in one rockery, ns they are ,
f ccompact habit ami your rucck ,
uurden can be n regular, tllailem
dazzling jewels with very Utile
expense.
The large volcanic rocks one can
find when eiiroiite to Grater Ijike
are very light in weight and porous
and should make good foundations
for liltle alpine plants, ury Home
deep enough so that little tcndrili
can twine into and around them.
Alpines are just relatives of Ihe
regular lowluud plants, which have,
accommodated themselves to their
surroundings und environments,
adapting their stature to the cli
matic and oilier conditions. In
fact, making tho best of life where
ihey find themselves.
Thcesu dwarfs tire to he found tu
nil mountain ranges over (ho world
and we aro especially ti'ortunale
hero In having tlicm.' just, as It
were, under our hands.
One of the best American ttlplncs
is tho dwarf phlox, of which Ore
gon has a goodly supply, in while,
lavender and pink.
In addition to these, wu have
many peusteiniins, saxifiugas, cry
lliroiilums lambs tongues), doilii
cnlheons (bird-bills), hrodluais,
lilies, asters. Ranunculus und many
others us Vet strangers to our
gardens.
For ground cover und ciupelry.
tho creeping thymes are best, with
Suglna very good, also bedums are
vnltiiililo creepers.
Home shrubbery Is nocessary In
a well balanced rock garden and
add greatly, to Its beauty.
For Hinull rockeries use tiny
shrubs.
II is lunii.lng. and vory llirllllug
to go out along tho creeks ut Hits
llmu of year und uxploio around,
esepeclully up In tho high hills,
along tho mountain streams und
see whut. mnravelous plaiitH one
can discover. Tho many varieties
ot moss, beautiful ferns and brill
iant blossoms; thoso aro nil Just
emerging- from tholr winter sleep,
and peeping up to greet the
Henrcccli. ' ' 1
Mrs. St. !:. l.ylle who has been
spending Ihe winter 'In 1as An-:
geles stopped- off lu Medford last
week lo visit her friend Mrs. 11.
fV Mlrie'nr. t-n route to her homo
In iPorlland. . - . ,'
Mlsti lOMwihelli Walsou " '
lOiitCiialiiH, for ltrlilo:lo-llo. ,
Complimenting .Miss ltulh Me-
fdllom, 'whltnj inarrlago will tltltn
placo In the near ; future, Miss
Kllzabeth Watson entertained wtll
n kitchen shower Thursday' eve
ning.,, '''.'.
The honored guest was tho re
cipient of riuiny useful gifts from
her friends. ,.:';.:.' i
Following an Informal social
evening refreshments were served
by the hostess, i '
Misses Until McCollom, Kster
McCollom, Marie Iverson, Heat
rleo Seabrooke, Klvn Caster, Lot
tie Armstrong, Jessie MacNlvcn,
Myrtle Tobey, Gladys Fryo.
fuiitor-Kcnb'ir llaiupiet
ill llogun ltlver Acaileiuy.
Here's to Ihe Juniors of 2H.
They deserve all the praise and
honor I hut the Seniors cull give
I hem lifter their splendid show
ing of organization nnd good-will
last Wednesday evening. Kach of
the seniors were presonted with, a
very clever invitation curd deeo
rated Willi the proverbial bird of
wisdom - and with the wording
showed us that we were to .be
honored by a bunnuet at the
academy., Needless lo say wo
were all hero on time and were
Immediately escorted to tho
'.'drawing room." Savory odors
from below were nlmost too much
for our keen appetites. We man
aged to keep our seats until the
signal wus glvon for tho partners
lo meet and march to the dining
rooms,
Tho sight that met our eyes
verified our suspicions. The gen
eral color Hchemo of Hie room was
red and white nnd the Juniors
themselves displayed the some col
ors. Wo found that theso woro
Ihe Junior class colors.
The Junior president was' host
and Ilia secretary hostess. -After
dinner tho Senior president
was called upon to talk about
' Th.! Senior Ideals" and the Jun
ior nresident of '18 about "When
I was a Junior last year." Klder
Hunch on "Efficiency and orga
nljitlon ot Hcnlnrs." And very
fittingly James Schuler was ask
i d to orate on "The quick' produc
tion of the senior mustache
. I can honestly my,, thai -the
In the history of It. K- t-u"
tribute). , i t :'( '
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I
Social Events of
Church Societies
Th. wm..-. Worelon Mission
,.l,r..h u-lll h,.l.l n Broil II meetlm
1 v" -- --
t , i... ivir.., f
church.
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Visitors Invited.
dies' Aid SK-let-l-.njoy
Jlomo Oinilnic
The Ladles' Aid society uf the
rim m. n. cnurcn met in regumr
, . ,,. T1,rtv afternoon In
Ihe church phrlors. Vice President
Mrs. George Kunzmnn presiding-
bong. America tllO JJcaUtilUI .
offering prayer.
Sonjr, "'Ijove Uivlne.'1. In behalf
tho Just Folks circle, Mrs. God-
win Humphrey . presented Nello
Green, Jtuby Slbno. Uarbara-All m
In two souks. "Merry L!fe",..,'Ken-
tlicky lJabe", Miss Margaret Chll-
tiers, accompanist. Mrs. Floyd
Jenkins gave two excellent read
ings. "Aunilo Dolcful's Visit" and
"Innocence."
During the social hour tho Just
Folks served sandwiches, pickles,
cakes, coffee. V
Honor guests woro Mrs. Olen, '
Arnsplger. Mrs. Floyd Jenkins,
Misses Margaret Chllders, Nolle
Green, Uuby ytone, iturbara Wall.
Golden Link Class
I'.iilcrliiliicil by Mrs. Thumiaii "j
Mrs. Thurmiin was hostess to j
Baptist, ciutrch Thursday after
noon. Tho study topic, "Truth."-
was given by Mrs. Coo ill a very
pleasing manner.
Tho president, Mrs. C. A. Whll
lock, conducted a .shurt buslnuus
session, followed by a social hour. Ij '
Hefrcshmelils were served by 01
the committee, Messrs. Thurhiuii, d
Uruck, lllbburd a id Keller. There
were 20 ladles and five babies
present. , -
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Women's lllblc llusa
Has SiN-ial Mwtlnjr
The Woman's Iliblo class of the
First Presbyterian church mot In
social and business meeting Tucs- tr
day afternoon in the church par
lors. Mrs. McMath led the devo- ilti
tlonals. She took as her subject ::
"The Ught." She made it plain
that If wo havo the light ot Christ r.w
In our hearts that It will reflect In
our lives and faces. tit
The secretary then called tho -li
roll, 20 members nnsworlng with a
verso of scripture. The new offl- hi",
cers of tho 'class wero then' In
sullied. Mrs. John While, asslsled .lit
by Mrs. J. W. Mcrrett. acted as in- r
stalling officer. Mrs.- H., D. Pen
nington, president; Mrs. G. 10. Oar :in
rett.-vico president: Mrs. I. N. Mc- ;,.
Colloin, secretary: Mrs. w. A. Wal- ti
tcrs, treasurer; Mrs. I. D. Hods
Kins, ; organist; Mrs.' SimklnS.. or- ;ki
ganlst; Mrs. H. H. Warner, teacher, ;;,
I t.... 111 1 It, Mll ..I-.... mnlliAv
Tho president hen Appointed hot ill
standing commit ten for tho year,
after which the meeting was given ;
over to, tho social committee, Mrs. it:
G. K. Garrett, Mrs. ' O. 11.' torrow,
Mrs.. Jpolpho Philips and Mrs. hi
Dodge, who serve'd lovely refresh- ;:
munis. A social hour was enjoyctf
by ull. .; ''' '.';
;Mrs. Fields will bo' hostess next :v.
mcetlng, when i strawberry fos if)
tlval wll bo held. ' k '
MANY LOCAL PARIS
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Word that "Thn Dover noad" ,h
rirst production by the. Studio .,
Players, little theatre group, which
pluycd at tho local lsis Thoatre -s
last week to rapacity crowds,
would bo presented at. tho Vlninff
Thentro III Ashland this comlns ijj
Friday night at eight thirty has
been received with enthusiasm by
n number of local theatre Koers. 10
who plan on attending the pros- .
entntlon In the southern city. ': ,
Numerous theatre parties aro nl
bolng. arranged, both among
iidulls nnd high school students
ot Medford, who will bo able to '
reserve their seals here at IlrownV H,
Crowson's and the Palmer Muslo
House for tho show. '
Parties' o.e also being pianncu , ,
in Ashland, nmotii ' normal stu- ...
dents nnd drnina lovers, who wel- .,j
como the chanco to see the ciev-
or A. A. Milne comedy, put on ,.,
by this talented cast of p-ers un
der the direction of Tom Swein.
The local actors who play leading
parts In "Tho Dover noad" In ::
elude: Jo Murray Hostel, Gene (,
Wright, Mary Grelncr, Ilarry
Goold, Fred McKoen nnd Bob
Mlksche. ;., ;." , .' C
t-
Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Hunt
havo returned frotfi nn aeroplane
trid to Portland and Soattlc. They
HUNTS BACK FROM
AIRPLANE JOURNEY .
spent a week In tho Northwest
on business and; vlsltlngr friends ,
,wl velntlVeH. ' "'-v ii'. r - 1. ,n
I , It was Mrs. Hunt's first nlr ,n
j jiiiint. and she enjoyed It Irnmonso-
ly. She claimed that' sho was ,,(,
' morn nervous rldlnir through the i
I ti-i.rfi.v from the air field to ft
Portland hotel, than on the plane ,,.
Journey from this city. ,
Another thrill was the fllglit "
from Seattle to Tacoma In thlrtota
minutes. "r
REDWOOD CITY, Cal.. April ,;
27, (An Gabriel Zopfl, held for
Investigation after Thomas Curtis
shot and killed himself while
driving an automobile down tho ,
highway near here, was freed
when sheriff's officers decldod ho
could have had no conneotlon
with the tragedy.' ! ';....-.-. . ,1
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