Medford mail tribune., May 19, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD M5TL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD". OREOON. SUNDAY. MAY 10. 1020.
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.Monday
Women Chorus will meet
at the studio of .Mrs. K.
(lore In the Sparta hulldlnR
at 7 . .-
The wives of the 40 and
( wilt entertain their husbands
.al dinner at the home of Mrs.
. FiW ScheffeM on Hillcrest
4. t 1 - .
Tuesday
s. East Side Circle of the: 1
i Methodist church will meet 1 Jess Hodges, . deputy sheriff of
j-nt the home of Mrs. R, A. IDoukIus county has been visltlnB
t Kopncs.!' 23' liose Ave. Jthe last few days with his sister,
WashlnKton I'arent-Teach- .Mis. v. C. Heard and family. He
.ers will meet at the school nt will' return to his home In Ilose-
,3 o'clock. limit Monday.
h Special meeting Medford ' M
pfiarilen club at 8 o'clock. Ho- ; trs. WIUUuiis lIostvKS
: tel Medford to elect debates , Collesc Women's Club
Kfor Federated Garden club . Mrs. L. K. Williams entertained
.convention In Corvallis, May j the CoileRe Women's club of
,23rd ."and 24th. " Hopue Hiver valley at her home
ThunMlMy - t 520 South Peach,, on Saturday
fc'i Mrs. Carney: will, entertain , afternoon, May. 11. .,
the nulldin(f. BrldRo club nt Miss Florence Hurd, president,;
V her home at 2:30 conducted the business moetlnK.
Friday ! Election of officers was the muin
P.owena Circle will meet nt ., topic for the afternoon,
j tho I. O. O. F. hall. A so- ! The, new officers elected are
i-ial rnwtlnt; will follow tho Mrs. Emil Pell, president: Mrs.
reKulnr business routine. Cleorce II. Cnnode, vice president;
St. .Murk's Guild, will, meet
-jiRaffenicnt AnnoniH'ctl
of. Jack Porter and llosalie. Jones
i Announcement has been made
o( the- marrlaKe; June 15. of Miss
Hosalie Jones, daughter or Mrs. Al
Un.u r,t UiiLttn Ctl-tl In J.llt 1.. f
Porter, son oV.l'r. and Mrs. OeorKo
W: Porter of this-clly. ' I
The weddifiK will occur at the
home of the bride's mother In Ha-
'm- f
Tho coirtrnctlnK parties are t"-
dents of. the Oregon. Slulc colleKO !
at Corvallis. and the nuptials are I
the consummation or a campus,
romance, .
After:, a, short honeymoon, the
ncwlyweifls, will ma.ke tliolr home
In ,this mty., , , .-.-
The b.iid'e Is ' prominent in so
rority. aellvltft's at the .state col
lep. The. itroom Is well known In
this city, . AVhere he has lived all
lil.- life. ..' ;. ,
.nt 2:30 at St. Mark's hall... ,
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' i roses, and othsrl show.) flowers
Miss Mae -Crystal of Klamath Rhouln he deliudded and watched
Falls, is .vIslthiK-at the home carefully, unit plans 'mado for ex
Mr. und Mrs. Itlley P. .Henson. hihitlnu, that everythlnK may bo in
Adams-ltoftcrK WfddlllK' ;
'Atlrnrllve In its simplicity was
tl.a ...ail.Ktt.. n'.wiurln., vnn i n it Til fl V
llth of Mb Winnie Mae RoilBerHn claaHtficutiona and p Inns, which
dauuhter of Mrs. nichard Miller
of Kkalaka,- Montana, and Richard,
C. Adams, son of Karl Adams of
Cold tllll, in Inesenc of relatives
nt the hnnie'-of the groom In' Gold
Hill. r . " .
The bride- wore a frock of pink
o-ee trimmed in cieam lace and;
carried A I shovci' bbuouet oE 'roses
nnd BWiit'tpcas ..and was attended
by Mis. Itohei't Adams of Clold Hill
who wore a ybite crepe dress and
carried a bouquet of carnations.
The groom was attended by his
brother Robert Adams, also of
Gobi lilll.'. The bride was given
away by V; P. Klhk of Medford
but formerly of Kkalaka, Montana
and an. old friend of tho family.
Jtev., Carmen K.-MeH officiated.
A weiiding" supper was served at
S o'clock.
Mr. nnd, Mrs. Adams will be at
home In (told Hill June 1st.
About fifty Odd Fellows and Ue
hekahs hlvareed the . couple fol
lowing , 1. ie ceremony.
Miss Henna, Whillock, instructor
nt Oregon .state, college Is a week
end visitor at the home of her
mother. Mrs. C. AV.' Whillock.
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MLslleKH- Cluh v
Jlus All-Iay K-wslon
The Mistletoe club of the FJoyal
NeighhDi's met at the Modern
Woodmen hall in all-day -session
Wednesday, May 8.
A covered dish luncheon was
served to memberH and families,
afofrding a Jolly social hour, after
which two comforts were tied for
club members, and othor business
attended to.
On May 2 nt 7 o'clock a sur
prise dinner was given at the hall
In honor of our district deputy,
Mra'. HtaHsworth who was soon to
leave on her trip to supreme camp
at Minneapolis, where she will rep
resent southern Oregon Royal
Nolu)hnrs, huying been elected,
delegate-nt the state convention,
A large crowd sat down to the
banquet table and " pronounced it
a dtKlhtful time, Mrs. Fete La
tham was. toastmistress. of the -caMon.
' Toasts were given Mrs.
Ktallsworth and her husband also.
Speeches were made by' Mr. and
Mrs. Stallsworth. who deeply ap
preciated the spirit of love and loy
ally of- the "members of Mistletoe
ramp to their deputy nnd member.
Oracle t Irene Shirley then pre
sented n hat box to Mrs. Stalls
worth from the camp.
A business session was held later
nnd five new members were lnltl-!wns
nted Into the order.
Mrs. F. K. Jameson, who has
been visiting her sistr. Mrs. .1. A.
McDongall left for her home In
Great Falls, Montana. Friday
night.
IrrMlll Club MrrtM Mr. W. Crew IlnMc
Homo or Mrs. Gnmiuny lwilncMlny study Club
The Daffodil rliib of North; on the afternoon of May lfi the
Phoenix met at the h'me of Mix gV'tnesdiv Study club met for n
W. Oanawny Wedmwlny. May I '. , uncial afternoon at the home of
Klghteen ladies and five children J Mrs. W. K. Crews on South Oak
were present. A covered dish dale.
luncheon was served at 12:30 Cnloiful iris, columbine and
o'elock. a jttiMps wvt. itsl Ihrnnghotit the
The house was beautifully deco-Jroomi. After a short bun in ess
Irene DeLojh, 525 South Holly It. Phone 890-L or 7f
wiled with. iris and lullns. : A -lanse I
hit-ii.rii.v: AVith rnnrllo' llL'htpil i
! helped to decorate lijihUv Vlia I tution was re,ud. the electjon of of-
! cake was made in honor' of threejficers was held. Tho unanimous
!of the ladles having birthdays In wish of the club that the present
!the month ot May. belnu Mrs. officers be. retained for another
Hazel' Wshop, Mrs. Oertrude Furry ' year resulted in the re-eltietion of
and Sirs. Pearl l!pyon; . Mrs. J. O. tlrey. president; Mrs.
; The afternoon was spent In play- T.. V Miles, vice-president: Mrs.
! Inn cards and Kuesslnu contests. M- H, Cochran, secretary; Mrs.
i Mrs. Dietrich and Mrs. PolinR botll j V Alford. treasurer.
l winninK a prize. Everyone, pres- J .The proBiam for the nfternoor.
HanlnFaH Ihntl hl iimnl
pent
pleasant day.
Mrs, k. l. waener, secretary, anu;
Mrs. IS. Williams, treasurer.
A most pleasant social hour fol
lowed and refreshments were
served by. Mrs. Canode, assisted by
Mrs Porter Neff, Mrs. H. C. Han-,
sen;. Mrs. Everett I.. Reeson, Mrs.
P. O, Crawford nnd Miss Phlla
Hall. . .: . .
Mr. and Mrs Hurl Claddls are
visltinff relati-ejMnCallfornla. '
cnwlcn Club Sponsors
juno ltlKV slmw
Tho Modford oarden club Is
planniuK now for Its most -Imporr
laI fmwer show! of the year, the
une Ko(i(( ahow; 'yKUBiy tne ,-oses
ro n( t1l-p ,)(,-t early ,n tnc
month hut this season has been so
very. cold. ; and backward that no
one can .say just when, this show
wlll. be held. A survey, of several
j.rose Hardens recently lefL no doubt
In tho minds of memliers of the
committee that the best roses will
not bo ready until nbout the mid-
Idie of the nionth. Peonies, loo, are
i still In tlKht hard . buds. However,
'readinesH for tills show.;.
.-ilTho- rules of t.ha. StatF.odratlon
of Oarden Clubs hayo been adpptetl
nnd committee heads, are .working
will bo announced-, shortly. The
arranging of cut flowersx will bo
one of the Important fentures , of
this show. .y ' ,
. Miss Margaret Launspach re
turned last week from. Merrill.
Ore.; where she has been teaching
for the past year.; ln June she nnd
her mother, Mrs, Cleo. I-.au npaon,
plan tq' leave for ti several we-ks'
visit in Portland.' :
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DUmor Forty '.'.'
Illuc Flower Ixxlgo. -
An Interesting event of the week
was a dinner party given by Mrs.
R. Ij. Lnt-Hon of Phoenix and Miss
Mildred Ulngmnn of this city on
Wednesday at lilue Flower lodge,
when they ontertiUned, tho So Ho
More Sewing club.
Guests Included' Gladys Hloan,
Esther Lnnge, Winlne Mann, Lodi
Coe, Dorothy Ban. Martha Arm
strong. Mrs. Welshar. Mrs. Schu
man, Frances Cannon. Alleen Iar
son nnd Mildred UinKman. . ..
MtMlfortl Gli Initiated
(aiuma Phi lU-ia
Janette Sloan of Woodstock
street, who Is specializing- in her
junior year of vocational education
nt Oregon State fcolelge at Cor
vallis, .has recently been Initiated
into Gamma. Phi Beta v sorority,
also Kappa. Alta fraternity, - into
which she was elected president, for
the coming year.
Mrs. C P. Albert, formerly Mrs.
Nellie Wing, of Berkeley, Calif., Is
the house 'guest of Dr. f'arlow.
While hero Mrs. Albert will attend
the Rebekah convention.
IVnvritn (Hivlc
Will Meet
The Rowena circle of the Yeo
men lodge wil hold their social
meeting for May at he W. O. W,
hall Immediately following lodge
Frill ny evening, May 2. This
meeUng will be open for all Yeo
men members nnd their friends.
nnd will be apent in plnylrfg cards-.Tm(
Mrs. R. H. Harwood and Mrs. J:
K. 8chrecenjot ore to be the hoS'
tesses of the evening. - -
Business and Professional Women
On illnc Program for Yeur
The executive council of the
Business nnd Professional Women's
club held a business meeting nt
the home of. Miss Kllzabeth Burr
last evening.- nnd outlined n pro
gram for the coming year.
The date for the June meeting
set, and will take place June
! This will be In the form of n
banquet held at the Hote.1 Med
ford, and will be followed by inJ
staliatlon of the nvly elerHed
officers for the ensuing year. A
prominent outside speaker will he
invited for that date.
meetinc . nt. which committees for
thn vDAr renortcd and the. const!-1
inClUUCU Hit' HIII,1I1K Wl MW.cn.l
nursery-soni;s by, Jeun Alice Carkin
who wuk accompanied, at the piano,
by her mother,' Mrs. John carkin.
Mrs, C- A. .Meeker und Mrs. W. M.
Van Scoyoc played two piano
duels, later Mrs. M, N. Ilouiin mum.
two sonRS, ''I-lfo't and "Thank fiod .
for a Garden."
The part of the proBrnrnj in
which all participated was the. at
tempt to solve rifteen conundrums
that were shown us, object lessons.
Mrs. Carkin solving eleven was
awarded tho , prize. Sum- Walter
1'oss' booklet, "The House by the
Side of tha Road." . At the reiiuast.
of- tha club, she read this delightful
poem.
The good times committee with
Mrs. A. J. Hanby as . chairman,
were, the hostesses for the day,
'Mrs.vP. K. Ueuel and Mrs.' H. 0.
Wortinan presided at, the tea table
while Mrs. N.. V: Hodges and Mrs.
M, Nl jlogan assisted. . ',
Miss Fay Woolscy and Mrs,. M.
N,.Vun Scoyoc. wereguestfi'.
. The Wednesday Study club year
closed with this delightful after-,
noon, but will . assemble once.dur-'
j.inK June to entertain the husbands
of members ut a picnic.
Mr. and. Mrs. A. Helms', Jr., who
have been in New York the past
year whe,re Mr. Helms, has been at-.
lendluK school, are guests of Mi".
Helms' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W .
P. Andrews. They expect to spend
tho summer here. ...
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Washington Piu'cnl-Toarhcrs
Will MM TucMlay ., ,
The Washington Parent-Teach
ers! association will hold their,' lust
meeting of the year, on Tuesday,
May 21, p.t ' 3 . o'clock, T,ha new
officers-, for next year 'will he pre
sented. A musical program will be
given by the pupils, n.nd refres.l?,
mehta will be served., ,. All. membera
and friends are urged to 'attend.
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Cltrysamlipmuni culo.i 'i .
Huh Meeting .
The Chrysanthemum Circle
Thimble club mot at the home of
Mabel. H)alr in Perrydale on Wed-
.noHday. afternoon.', - .Tho -nftornoon
was spent:ln sewing und conver
sation. ' At the close of, the after
noon refreshments.-were, served by
Neighbors . Ne.w,lolt,'" Daniels and.
HlaJiC. ' .;''' : " " ' ,:; v'.;., ; . '
Miss "Betty Brown; entertained
a-'pumher'.oC friends nt dipner on
Wednesday" eyejilng at-the. IJthia
Hotel' following A motor trip, thru
the . volley, CoYera were placed
Prc-ScliiHi'l Children ' .' 1 ''i
Will He Kwmlnod
iPhyslc'dl examination for pro-
school children' will be held at the
V. W. .C. A. building on North
Bartlett . street, .pit, the following
dates: ' , ; ., ., ,
Lincoln and. ftooseycit schools,
Tuesday, May 21, 1 to 4, p. m..t:
Washington and Jackson schools,
Wednesduy, Mrty 22; 1; to 4. )..m.
All children who .' are to enter
school this fall are., urged to atr,
tend. . - c , ,
This Is nn annual roundup .of
the work done, hy the P. T-.A as
sociation and the. school nurse. In
order that pro-srho'ol children may
have a chance, to check up on
their physical conditions, and -be. in
good shape , to , enter hcIioo!.. in
September. . -. .:
" -"''. h'.::,.,-l
lilnonln Parent Toaohem 1
llelil I JIM Mertln. "'
The Lincoln P,' T.-A. held" a
special meetlnpf . at the'T-Incoln
school Frldny, May. 17. Tha fol
lowing qffieers were elected: Mrs.
J K.. Schrecengost,. president;
Mrs. L. J. Knox, vice-president:
Mrs, H. F. iJinge, secretary; Mnf
W, W. Ilbhrer, treasurer.
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Mrs, Bert Oreer of Ashland Is
spending the week-end as guest
or Mrs. 8. S. Smith at the litter's
cabin at Kdgewood. Park on the
ttogue. . . '.
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Copco Pino Organ' liwltnl
Will Do Event of Tuesday.
Local music lovers are looking
forward with greju . .pleasure to
the second, "request" pipe organ
recital by Mlsa Betty- Brown, pre
orgnnlst, to be presented' by
the California Oregon Power Conir
pany Tuesday May 21st. . ,
Numerous requests tht. were re
ceived too late, for the previous
program will he played Tuesday
evening. These Include "Handel's
Largo." "Indian Love Coll" from
Itnsq Marie, "Hong of the Island."
a popular Hawaiian .number and
selections from the grand opera
Faust by Gounod.
Several request have been re
ceived for a repetition of "Be
lieve Me If All Those Endearing
Young Charms" and "To a Wild.
Hose" hy MacDowell.
A request number of particular
Interest will he two movements
from the orchestral suite "The
Ttnoa nf Pnn" hv Frcderlrk
Knight Logon, which Is descrlp -
tive of the moonlit beauty of
sylvan glade where shepherd lad
and lassie as well nn nymphs
and faun In nlpthtly revel.
the lasli movement the rhBrm!n to. Crltjdfce these and offer sug-jencn iook ineir pari us o.-uneo
wultx theme of the nymph tj Region. O Ithe occiislon. Mrs. Andres wnv
interrupted by the startling call Mr. Flint, who is a botfinlnt "ultn the st.n- performer while
of the Blrnttlng chanticleer put-ort broii(tht In specimen of the Mr, ft. V. Williams with aspira
ting the revelers to flight. Mis pitcher plant and lady slipper for(tlons towards moilelling was un
Brown has mnde un arrangement J inspection. liuny Medford wo- inlet eslInK character.
j of this suite for pipe) organ that
iH particularly effective on w
tljree-munual Keute.t oiKttn at the
Presbyterian church from which
her recital " will be broudoust by
remote control.
j . AnotM number of popular ap-t
; peal will be ' The Kknters Walt." i
I by Waltenfel. a rythmic wait
of the old Herman achool which
i never falls to charm,
j Miss Brnwn'a adaptation of'
, Fauat selections baa proven 'for
several neaaonH one of her most
ttucccHsful concert numbers and;
(jncludea the best known of the
j'many beautiful melodies of this
famous opera, concluding with
I the martial air of tha "Soldier's
Chorus."
On account
of numerous re-.
quests Miss Knight, mezao so
prano, is repeating the numlwr.
"By the Bend of the River by
Clara Kdwnrd, whjch Bhe fen-;
tyred In the last recital, , .1
Program i
t. Selections from "The Stu- j
dent Prince" Romberg
Larao". from . Xerxes..
... Handel.
Two movements from
"The
Pipes of Pan .
(a) Shepherds Dance
(b) Nymphij. and Fauns
...Frederick Knight Logan
Song. '"Hy" the Bend in the,
Hiver." :.. Clain ftdyards
Mildred Knight .
5.-
Calm as the Night".- j
Carl. Botim
"Wedding of the Pajntcd i
Doll" Nalco Herb Brown
1.
"Indian. I.ove Cull" from I
Bosfs, "Marie. Frlml
"My Angeline," waltz ;song..
, Wayne
"To a Wild Rose"..,..,..'.
..;.;.. MaoDawoll
"In a Chinese Tea Boom"-.
10.
; , ijingoy
li; "Song of the Islands"'.....'.K'nK
12. Song "The Pool''
Mildred Knight
13. "Believe. Ma it All Tl)psa
F.ndeAflnp Young Charms,.
14. "Weary Hiver" ,..,.
16. "Skotoivt . ,Wolt waitcnei,
10. Selections from, "Faunt"
.."...-..il...'......"...;..'.. Ootinnd
Orrcon, Statp CuUiirn Club ', ,
Will' Hayo. ificuUi Motuluy, ,
The ' Ore-gqu StatB Collego. club
will, have a picnic at JacHaon. Mq
Springs, Monday., evening. May 20.
All members are,, nuked to bring
weli, filled, hiskeK In., crim,
cofren anil cream w"l bo
ed by , thq committee. Bupper
will, be served at 0:30.
. Thla i the closing meeting until
next fall and n, lnrgo attendance
Is expected. . '
Those wishing transportation
phnnn, Mrs. CarpenMr. M . be
fore nqon Monday.
' Foliow.lng .. tho picnic supper,
swimnVng and dancing w.l( be en.
Joyed "V
Wen on oh Club Party .
,At HinalMirDor Tlonio. :,
Members of the Wenonnh eiuo
and their rlends were delightful
ly entertained" with n enrd party
at the home of Ora, Itlnnbnrger
Wednesdny nfternoon.
Four , tables of 500 were in
play; Mrs. Williams holding high
score and -Mrs. Marsh low.
: Followlntr the awarding of
prizes dainty refreshments were
served, by the hostess, assisted by
Hihla Thurrpan nd Fadellls Piatt.
Tho next meeting will he held
nt. Uiq Uome of Hildah Thurman
on West ,14th. street who will en
ter'Uiln wih;a. covered dish lunch -
n;Vi'-:'-y ,''"- ' .
DfK!ioif) Fitm; AtiuHbii:.. . i-
Ijocnt it PhoonU ;;, .,' ' j ' .
Mr, 'and Mis. Cieorgo Lnidley
were guests during the week of
Drs, 'Muslo Htundard and Dan. K.
Hmndnrd whp. have lately, moved;
AftHj4n
to Phoenix, .;Orogpn fro:
where they will. continue the prac
tise of the late ilr. Malingren. Or.
Dan K, Standard and Mrs. Laid ley
are, both from 'southern ..Illinois.
The nowcomerH are very much in
lovp with the .Hogue Hiver valley
nnd will: , loQuto. , permanenliy in
Phoenix. -
Mdlfoixl Garden Clttb, . '", ,
Call Special Mmbur
The Medford Oarden club will
have a special meeting Tuesday
evening.' 8 o'clock ; at the Hotel
Medford,. for ..thje purpose of elect
ing .clelflgafp td .nttejid the Feder
u'od Vinr jpn.',, club , convention
wllc w,'d" convene. In C'orvullls
Tnursdny vnd Friday. of this week,
May sail niul 24th.
Daughters nY Veterans ,
Will Mwt l-'-hlay.
The Daughters of Veterans held
their - first ' Muy meeting on the
10th, only routine matters hejng
discussed.
At. the next mooting, May 24th
plans, tor onset-vance qf Momorl
nl dny wiitrbe mnde. .,
Mrs. WIlIUuiw ICiitrUiliw,
G. A. R's on Tbursduy.
The members, of the Chester A.
Arthu'r Post fl ' A. ft. held their
monthly meotlng, at the home of
Mth, lp K. yilliami, on Mny, Oth.
Those present were; Wm. hymitn,
J. On Woods, W. Hi Wallace, Wm.
Colvlg nnd Mr. Qwapby, Qf, Han
Francisco. Mrs. Wood nnd Mrs.
Lyman were nlsp welcome guests,
Th( ' .comnilttee' from 'Etta D.
Hohhs Tent Daughters ot Veter
ans ww, M;h. ?arb,ia, Mr. Hplmes,
and Mrtj. Wjlllnms.
Mtlfonl Gartlen Club
finest of Korby Club.
Fourteen members of the Med
ford Oarden club went visiting
last Haturduy at the Invitation of
the. .president of the Klrby cluh.
Mrs. Snijth, who conducted the
most Interesting of meetings at
the home of Mrs. George James a
few miles beyond Kerhy. , The
Kerhy club has. been In existence
over three years now' and has 40 studio,
active members who are Inlen-sted .Mrs. Hose Sf hieffelin. ai t dlree
in cultural subjects and study n tor: Mr. I. F. Andres, ait model;
new topic nt each lesson This Mm. Louts Humphrey, Mrs, Carley,
meeting was devoted to the study Mrs. lb-rt Lowry. Mrs. K. V. Wll-
j of the arrangement of flowers.
There were bouquet rorreciiy nr-
ranged and others made up with
obvlou mistake..
Members and guests were nuked
Evelyn Wold Recital
Event In Music Circles
i' -
fit rv ft
' Miss Hvclvn Wold, daughter or Mr. and Mi. Kric Wold, InJ
eiite! pianist whose graduation riM:l(al nt SU. Mary's atuulcmy mi.
Monday was tint outstanding in asical event of tho wok.
men had not seen these before.
Mrs. Flint wave an
.mU
estlng
talk on wild flowers.
, Ke,rby ladies exiect to be rep
resented nt the state federntoni
mi-tlng at Corvallis by n full dele
gation, and Mrs. Smith will
tho program at that time.
The Kerhy ladles meet nt pri
vate homes nnd serve cake an I
tea after the business session
which mnkes their .club n social
ns well us a flower lovers' club.
Medford ladles enjoyed the eon
tact with this live wire group of
women and felt well repaid for
the long I"1 interesting trip.
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Alpha Delphian Chapter
Closes. Four Years Study
- The last meeting or the four
years course of the Alpha chapter
of the Delphian club was -held at
the country home, off the old stage
roauY, of Mrs. It.. V. WillianiH.
Thursday with an all day session.
The ladles assembled nt ten
o'cloek and held their business
rnceting in the spacious parlors of
the Williams home.
p Thru the large windows the. val
ley could be seen spreading out In
panoramic splendor. presenting
'such distracting beauty that it was
UlIUCUIl I" KIM' II IIH- l? illMl ill.ll..
from wandering from the subjects)
under discussion. j
However, the final business or
the year was completed and It was
deoUled to extend the Delphian
work two years longer.
, A vote of thanks was extended
to Mrs. Hubert Hammond, .Mrs.
Jonns Wold and the officers who
assisted them In the first two years
of Delphian work. It was their
hard work and enthusiasm that
pmde Delphi"" work thef outstand
ing success it has been thruout the
entire course.
Mrs. K. H. Ilurd, who has been
president during the pnst year,
voiced her appreciation of the help
and cooperation she has received.
Under her wise guidance and
the helpful supervision of Mrs.
James Collins tills year Just com
pleted with Us study of art and
artists, has been one of the best.
Mrs. Hose Schlef fclln. chairman
or the nominating committee, pre
sented the names of the officers
for the eomlmr year as follows:
Mrs, K. 11. Ilurd for president;
Mrs, Vivian Norman Itnrto for
first vice president; Mrs. Lewis
Ulrlch, second lce president ; Mrs.
U. W. Hleeter, secretary and treas
urer. These ladies were voted upon
and, each in turn declared unanim
ously elected by the secretary, Mrs.
K, II. Johnston.
Nearly nil the members present
signed up for the additional two
years course.
After the business meeting two
very. Instructive and Interesting
papers were rend : "Art ami the
Spirit of the Kra." by Mrs. Itert
Jowry. "The Significance of Art
to the Layman," by Mrs., Jonas
Wold. -
These ladles left much food for
thought with their henrers and
mnny points worthy of recollec
tion. Next came the "play," the most
mirth provoking thing that could
be Imnglned In which the following
characters took part In picturing
Hf nn lived In a modern Ilohviulan
, Hum nnd Mm. Luke Hyan, stu-
ui-ntn. i hdsb iiimm h oumm- imninn
I "up-to-date" m l students,
Mrs. - S.-hleffelln. the hnrned
teacher and Mrs. Andres n model
3
"ivJ r
Mis. Humphreys and Mrs. U .van
eac.i were decided hits In their
separate w ays.
In fact tho characters all, by their
unique costumes, and their art
productions, showed how much
Lhey 1 had benefitted by the' pufet
year's study.- It was a great suc
cess the play.
1 Kvery one assisted in 'preparing
the .delightful lunencon ,that. wns
laterpartaken or. and this lunch-
eon, under the m anugometit of 1
Mrs. Louis Ulrlch, and tho lumens, i
Mrs. Williams, was as great a s uc
cess us the pluy.. ' -.ivi"-.' i
, Later Mis. James Collins-showed
a oolcction of fifty copies of fam
ous, pictures that the club had
rented for one mouth. These, ttie
De Medici prints, gave every one
present much pleasure ' and it ts
hoped they may bo vie wed. ami be
it source oi' inspiration to many
.Medford people, who will ho. lti
vited to view them Inter.1. '
! Mrs, Hay Sntchwoll gave -a very
delightful account of a tifii to
Portland, where she .represented
the Medford "Alpha" Chapter of
DclphlaiiH at a stale federated
meeting or Dclphlnmt. ' As Mrs.
Satchwell is the first one tu ntlend
a state meeting, It was very inter
esting to. all to hour her account.
Late in the afternoon the Del
phian ladles, after Lianklng Mrs.
Williams for the most pleasant of
days, departed for their sevornl
homes, feeling that imh'ed this
had been the best meeting of the
year. - '
Vicars-McKlfivsh Wedding '
SolcinuiM'tl In hlantf.
In the presence of a fttw friends,
a prelty spring weddln was M"'" ,
emnlzed at the Free .Methodist
parsunaue, Tnursuay at 4 '-IOCK
when Miss Wllla McKtfrcsh, dau
ghter of "Mr. and Mrs. O, Mo-!
Kirresh who resjde on "tho Sis-1
kiyous. 'was united In ' mat-riage
to John Haymond Vlcars.'of Ash
land, Rev. J. K. XlrDonald nfflelnU
Ing. Beautiful shades of Colum
bine, with greenery wero.- used
for decora tin nH.
The brido was very nltractlve in
a gown of be I ho crepe roma, wjth
hat to match,
Mr. and Airs, Vicars are well
known In Ashland, whare they
will reside. Mr. Vicar being cm
ployed with the Copco.
Pyihlait Sisters Convention
Held ut Grunts Pass
The seven'tli annual convention
of Pythian Sisters of the fourth
district was hold at Grants Pass
May, llth, 1UJU. The reception
und registration was, held at 1
p. m. The opening session started
at 2 p. m. with a salute to the
flag, the singing of America nnd
repeating the Lord's Prayer.
' The address of welcome by Lulu
Hun mini of Grunt Puss, the re
sponse by Chun M. . Flchtner of
Medford.
Tho honors wero then given to
the past junior supreme represen
tative, Mabel A. Roberts and Past
Orand Chief Llla G. Wort man of
Talisman, nnd Grand manager VWu
Mark of Cmpqun Temple, Ruse
burg. A reading by Minnie Heine
of Medford. The memorial ser
vices were put on by the L'mpqua
Temple.. The business was thuti
taken care of. The committee ap
pointed were: Press, Clara M.
Flchtner, Mae PaUier. Ida (.'run
dull, Lulu Hnnnum.
Resolution Hermine Kline, Mac
Parker, Ida Onndull.
Thanks. Olive Oaylord, Martha
Chi Istlanson. Mnry Prcseotl.
The next district convention will
he held nt Ashland.
The following officer ' were
ejected for the coming year:
District deputy, O. Myrtle
May berry. Ash Intnl.
Senior, Cluru M. FJchlner, Medford.
" ' ' "V" '
: :' .ftv v.i ' Si
. . j j . .
Gertrude. Jonti, Grant '
.Manager. Helen Bell, Tluseburg.
Hecretary. Obera punn, Ashland.
Treasurer, Helen Wilson, Uose-,
burg. . I
Protector, Mamie Molar, Grants j
Pass. !
(JuaCd, Hrml Kline, Medford. (
Press correspo.ulent, Mubel A.
Kiiltfi-Ls, Ashland.
The Knights convention also
I held In (i rants Pass at the snme
I time sent a delegation to tmv their
n eHpecis to the Pythian Sisters.
i Itnit fut W'ni'lnviin n. rhnli-mnn !
with Hrown ami Krnst, who pre-!
.seined the sisters with a beautiful'
boutiouet of flowers with a few
well chosen words.
The meeting then adjourned to
ithe W. O. W. hall, where a bun
. iitiet was given by the. ladles of the
I Kelief forps.
At 8 p. m. the meeting wns
called to order with Thermnplia j
officers in the ehulrs. -Tnllsman '
Junior
Pass.
officers and staff put on the ! in hy the following ladies: Mrp-.
knights initiation. Tbermopylla l. Ai Derr, Mrs. Van Scoyoc, 'Mm."
officers and stnff put on sisters Lymnti. Mrs. Pankey and Mrs
: initiation.1 The grand officers gave' Kunzman.
short talks on the good of the
order.
A delegation of Pythian Sisters. ! tho scripture lesson.
Coke, Ontndall. Marks and Hnnie- Angel food cake and ien! were
burg were sent over to pay re-1 8.rved' by the hostesses. ' Mri4
spects t(t the knights and present rby. Mrs. Van tyykc and. My'.'
thorn with flowers. j vnn Scoyoc.
There were two solos by t.ene- f. "
vievo MeOrkle of Medford. aMrs. F. Coclimu Hostess J- ;-4
reading by Helen Hell of Itnseburg. fioltle.n I .Ink Class
A few selections from "It's the i m,..s, Kraut Cochrnp entertalneil,
(Mlmnte, band of TUermopylin ! the C.olden l-Ink Hlble class of the'
Temple wer.o much onjoyed. The , Christian church at her. home Tri
session then closed when refresh- : fay ufternnon. - . " . :Za
ments were served by hou Springer j Tho meeting was opened by n
nnd her abe help. Kveryope went j Hong after which the Lord's Prayer
home feeling It hud been n very Wns repeated In unlspn. . .'
inslruetive nnd Inspiring conven-! Mrs. t'oker then read thesoere-'S
tiun and thanking Thermopylla Mary's report and nlso read letters
l empio ami urunis russ ior ineir(f appreciation from some mem-j
I help und cooperation for putting j hers who had been III nnd received j
jthq convention over In such flowers from the class. Mrs. Po weir
: splendid, way. , .had charge of the . devoUnnnls,
' j Mrs. Hursell and Mrs. SJudley of-jl
liiiihllitft Hsidge 'lub. ! ferlng prayers. "
DiitcilniMl ill Miksohc Homo j .m',.h. Hi-mterson. the president.
! APrs. Mikscho entertained thejthun appointed Mrs. Catey nnd.'
Jliuildlng Hrtilge club and a few -iyH Kichaidson on the cntertnin-'
(Invited guests at her home on i mi.IU committee for the next m'eet-i
iVeaeh street Friday afternoon, i to i,e held al the home of-Mi- 1
After t)m, usual number of games, j Hover," Juno 14. Mrs. Hover and
'the hostess served refreshments. Idaughter l-uciie nnd Mrs. Nell will
'wlih the assiKinme of her duuK!-. the serving committee. vi
Iters Patricia and Mereia and Mrs. t All business being ovfr'' tile
1 Haymond Mikscho. The next meet- j afternoon was turned over to the"
lug will, bo at the country home of j entertalniiient committee of 'Mr
Mrs. Carney.
ICvn Benson Presents
Pupils in Daiu'e Hovue
Tho da nee rovue given by the
pupils' of lOve Ih'tiHon's dancing
academy on Monday nnd Tuesday
nt Hunt's Craterian was one thal;nm lierinanson. Shellev. Bursell
will long bo remembered. The PU-,Voung. AdaniH. Powell, Tom Pan-1
plls showed excellent training and j kpyt AI)P pnkey, Keene Catey.
a number of mve dances wore pre- ,onPHi Hover, Hesslegrave,-Neil,'
sonted. including novelty, interpre- j jiodgklns. Mauldlng, Millnrd, Peck,1'
tntivo nnd character dances. Twelve j Henderson, ' LetherowY ' Gregory
numbers were presented, which fash. Wiley rLols Richardson. Coh'j-
drew, forth gunerntiHi 'response. I'be per,' Hurna' Coker, Lewis, Haley,
ages of tho young urtlsta vangcijl j Maury, Kd Vincent, Merritt,' VenV 1
fi'uin six to 14 years. ' , : ! er, lledgepeth, Cnpps, Tucker.'
A well presented, spirited gypsy jj'crry. Ayres. Morrison and-Mrs.".
dance wa sthe first number on thejwpnver of Kugene. : ' : ? '
program. The following eight stu-1
dents were Included: 1-nvon Anr
durson, Doreon Leverette, Marjorle
McNalr, Doris Patton, Arlone
Ames,' Margaret Mann, Helen Pal.
ton nnd LaMurlo, Heck.
A delgihtful Holland kid number
was presented liy George Henson
and .Barbara-. Holt, drawing forth
nn exceptionally good response.
In a Japanese dance, Oretchen Mc
Allister, Barbara llevans, LnMuiie
Beck and , Barbara Franklin wree,
lamb tongue girls,'' while Hay Le
Fevre and J-ktrbam Holt W'ere fan.
soloists. ' , ' ,
The jtx'zz Idea Was brought outj
cleverlyiln n dance hy Laou AUp
derson, including a number of difr
ficult raccoon steps. A, novelty
dance, Trioka, was especially wel
enjoyed nnd presented Helen Pat
ton and Doris Patio tias whit?
horses, and lnMur1o Beck as A .
black horse, all driven hy a Jockey, I
Noel Benson, using long reins and j
along whip for effect. Prancing'
steps were the feature of this numr,
her. ' .
A toe number, plerettte. Is diffl-i
cult for even older dancers to nt-,!
tempt, but wns ennied through lo
success by Marjorle McNalr, La
Von Anrlerson. Hue LeFnvre. Bar-
i1(1,.n Hfti. ii.uhiirn Bevan and
cirelchep Heck. This number was
w(,,, eiveu Iiml included Itusslan
hnllet stops..
Spirit of the Night Winds was
done perfectly 'by Helen WooiL
personifying the soft movements of
the evening breeze, growing tern-1
Pentiums and then dying down
again, '
. An acrobatic dunce featured dlf
ficult hack bends, cruh wnlkH.
shoulder stands, nrm stands, knip
ups and crab wnlks. - The students
taking part Included Doris Patton,
Helen Pntton,. LnMurle Beck, Rao
LeFevre, Barbara Holt, Oretchen
McAllister nnd Bnrbnra Bevnn.
A beautiful Argentine tnngo by
Marjorle McNalr, 12 years old, nnd.
Noel Benson, 13 .years old, was a
perfect presentation. LnMurle Beck
was also perfect In tho "Moth,"
an Interpretive dance.
Thelma flood, Blanche McLean
of AshJnud and Noel Benson of
Medford . presented a soft toe
dance, followed by the final num
her, Columbine Out Flirt, In which
LaVon Anderson. Doreon Leverette
nnd I-nMurie Beck performed to
advantage. -
On Tuesday evening nt the final
performance, flower In nhundunc
together with boxes of chocolate,
were enthuslnsticnlly received by
the, pupil and not one dancer was
nmlUed. ;
. Mr. Benson wn presented with
a magnificent basket of flowers
from her students, which were
more than appreciated..
Music for tho dance numbers
was very ably furnished by Mm,
W. II. Anderson, studio pianist,
who left her sick bed. to be present
,nn this nccasion, and Mis Betty
Brown at the organ. A great deal
of credit I due to these musicians
for their active parts on the pro
gram, which was so greatly en
Joyed by out-of-town visitor, that
Mrs. Benson has been renueslei
to repeat tho performance nt the
Vlnlug theatre. Ashland, again this
year. The date fixed fin- this en-
tertntnnjont will be the 31st nt
May.
. Healing chocolate with an egc
heater before serving will often
prevent a scum from forming.
Social Events of
Thq 4i.?ide circle of the. Flrjtfc-;
M.' . cfttifch will' meet Tuesday
afternoon, with Mrs. It. A. Koppes.
22 liose-. avenue.' Membership;
urgel tu attend. , Visltocs. .nlvviiys' t
Welcome. , v . , ;
Mw, Darby Kntertaliw
W. IL M. S. ChlKS
An enthusiastic meeting of thV
. H. M. H. of the First Methodist
KpiKCopal church was held at the
home of Mrs. Curtis Darby Tues-
day afternoon, featuring the nn-
nuul May mite box opening, with
a goodly number present, and jl
substantial offering, the best In .
several venrs hlstorv.
The program, stressing mite
boxes and tithing, was participated
Mrs. Ilotloway conducted devo-
ttonals with Mrs; Minenr rending1
Heritinnson and Mrs. Jones.
Mesdnmes Wiley, Lewis : arid1
Coker served delicious home made '
cream puffs, fruit salad, sand
wiches and tea and coffee.' , '. M !
Those enjoying Mrs. Cochran's
.hospitality were: Mesdnmes Lnmp-U
Ministerial Moot , i;
The, "Rogue Hiver Valley Minis
toiinl association ivlll meut Mom-
day noon-for chicken dinner and
program foflowing at tho- Ttogue '
Klk at the invitation of Hey. and-
Mr. J. JJ;' McDonald. 1;
It, wil he the regulnr May meet'-'J
Ing nnd wlll be In the form of, a."
picnic, arid promises to he a most,
enjoyable gathering. The wlves nrn.1
nlso Invited to be guests with tho
assnclalion. ' - . Vtr.'1
The. following will go from Me(T-
ford:,; s" Rev,, ancf Mrs. C. liJw'eH,
llevv nntt Mi's. H. Rr HeeH,!tleVv nnd';
Mrs. H Cv Funlt. lU'v. and )tm(
K. P. Lawrence, Rev. J. R. Copder,
Rev. nnd MJrs, It., I?.;.la,vldso,'n;.of "
Knglp Point. ..' - kl
Wr1rl;nfV Roll- rP
Ralph 1$, Ausliid of , KJmnth
FjUIh and Ollye 1111) of Marril.J,,
Ore., were united in imirrjage .
yesterday at 3. p. ro ..They., mrJ
accompanied by J. A. Butler, otVi
the. Pierce-Allen Motor comjmn;- -Mr.
Austnd Is a young buiflncKj
map of, Klatpa'H. Ffiiis, but j)imH,
to., make, his future homq-, in MpdJ 4
ford, , . , -, k - - '-. ,. , l,fj
Radio Program
KMED
' Mall Trlbunt-Vlrgln BUUoit "'
i' in I
Siindur, My t
to, 0 B, mK rVullry. ,Rni1l,o i
..-.'Church.; Z - .-.i
MniuUiy. Mny SO.., '.
9:30 to 10 ycm Hlilo Phar- '
. mwy. ' ,
.10 to 1Q:30 Amciirrvn lJun,- '
rtry. , : . '
10:30 to 1.1 Jnnjnn .Electric.
company, Atfhlund.
11 to 1 1 :30 HOUtlR'VJl, OiT-
Ron Oua compiiny. "
11:30 to 12 llooti-iy. .'
12 noon -Villi, Trlliunc, nstflj,
fln.slH-n. ..'' , . 1 .
,l to : 12:10 I.c.n-ln, Super
Hcrvlce Htiitlon. ' .j.
U:30 to 1 Sanilorson . Moir .
company..., . .),,.
1 to 1:30 McNnlr.' . I'hir-
timer, Anhhind. - !.:
1:30 to 2 Hnlilvr'n nnlryi'A t
, Proflucu company. , :! ?i:.-r
2 to 2:30 Koonomy .Grose-
. tcrlu and Kil Blnnn,- , i "
,B to 6:1 lulu Thoater Riilile. c
.8.H to 6:30 Mall Trlliuno. '
.' ' newH, marHetjt and bane-
, lii.ll scoreK. ,''.
,8:30 to 7 Gatcg Xuto com- '
, pany, Foriln. . .
H to 8:10 Knl Transfer. t
,8:30 tn!:3ft Munomotnr Oil l-'
i company. .-...
(' ' ! -,
;, ,n
,'I.oral music lnvnr will welcome
the popular return of Mliw llettyj
llrown, the well known orBanl.it,'
diirlnK Copco hour lomororw niRht:'5
MU Itrown will feature h . ,"re
(iu'Mt" pipe ovffun recital, from 0
tQ 10 p. m., anil hiiH iarninireil
n Rplenilld proKiiim for ihe occn-'"'-Blon.
She will he aiwlRteit hy All '
Mildred. Knlnlit, meuu-eepruno,