MET) FORD MATL TRTuTVR MEDFOftP,
on
K;0. Sl!IAV. .ll'N'K ?,y -1020.
VAGK FIYTJ
I
-
EACH week oc jin add
IntcrcHtlm viiti.ru
I list of
InteiTHlIni! visitors lure. A
lauo wait of that list conic from
California. W'ashlnBton, Eastern
stntOK and Hawaii and one liewiim
to wonder n lo whether Oregon
Ih not. Indeed. Iiecoinin the play
fleltl and vacation place for people
frum all over Hie United States.
Frum the reports that have heen
reaching here durini; the past few
days concernini; the excessive heat
In New York and even California,
escape would indeed seem a neces
sity. Already a tame number of
tourists ate pausing through Med
ford on their way north and will
also visit Crater and Diamond
lakes. Ol'CKun Caves. Like of the
Woods and other points of interest
III OreKun. For the -1th of July
holiday, trips to the various beach
resorts, Including Crescent City.
Itandon and Marshfleld form the
backKiMiind for many an informal
(."ot-loxolhcr. Picnics, in particu
lar have a great vogue.
Among the most popular guests
hero are Miss Annette Heckman,
who has been teaching in Kilo,
lluwail. for the past two years and
iB. spending the. summer months
visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Heckman. of Corning court. An
other la Miss Muriel Klnley, who
Is-with the Ziegfielil "Whoopee"
production of Xew York. She ih
visiting her mother. Mrs. William
Swam, and sister. Constance l-'ln-ley
iteddy. Following her vacation
here of several weeks she" will be
accompanied east by her sister.
wno win spend several months
there. Miss Klnley spends her va-
cations here each summer and is
very much in love with the Uoi;ue
Itiver valley. A number of social
affairs have been planned in her
honor. -
Ainoim Hie leading social affairs
of the past week was the dinner-
dance on Saturday even ins for
which .Mrs. A. I'. Kresse and Mrs.
H. J. Conroy were hostesses honor -
In Miss Alvina Moland and I- IS.
Walther. who will he married the
last of July in San Francisco and
will sail for Kin de Janiero. Brazil,
where Mr. Walther has accepted a
responsible position with the Amer -
lean and Foreign Power corpora
tion. Dinner was served to twenty-four
HiieatH at the Ivresse home, follow
ed by dancing at the home of Mrs.
t'onroy oil Hospital Hill.
No-llo-t Dinner
1 title Flower hwlte
An interestinf; no-host dinner
wan kIvoii at the Plue Flower lod-t;
Tliursday eveninp hy 4he old and
new officers and slate convention
delegates of the American r((!ion
Auxilia ry.
The giieslH were seated around a
table decorated with summer flow
ers, lighted randies and corsages
of sweet peas.
HiKhly a musing impromptu
si'eeches of introiluction were jiiven
by several of the sucKts.
The latter part of the evening
whs spent at the country home of
Mrs. Seeley Hall, where plans for
the eomlnj; state convention, to be
held In Salem, August S to m. were
perfected.
Covers were placed for the fol
lowing: Mesdatnes Oarlock. Brirk
er. Bray ton. Chancy. AJken, Hall.
Parker, ti ray bill, Huniprcy, Nich
olas, Bryant. Iailey. Fluhrer.
Uunch and Willson.
DellKlilfiil (.arden Party
GIvimi Hy Mrs. fliicli.
Mrs. Kollis Klrich was hustess
Friday afternoon to the Medford
harden dub. entertaininir first in
her beautiful home and later a
pleasant hour was spent in and
ubout the lovely grounds, admir
ing her flowers and chatting over
plantH. their habits and various
topics of interest.
Some business was attended lo
during the first part of the meet
ing, which was presided over by
Mrs. Cnrl SwiKcrt. The club went
on record as protesting attains!
sign at the top of the Hisoiyims
xploltlng ltichfleld oil, and Mrs.
orter was asked to write
let
ter to Mr. Fuller, president oi mu ;
company, voicing the scntimentH
of Medford (larden club members.
The club has purchased
new
KlMtioneiv. Which Will be
another
nice, way of letting the world knoWj hcih proved ver
of Its existence. iThe nfternoon w
Mrs. C. C. Darby became
niemlier of the Garden club at this
meeting and was welcomed.
Those who' have entered the
nnnlen club contest so far ore
Mesdames Meiitzer, Day. on not.
venberg. Swigert. Waterman, fl
rlch, Goddard, Arnspiger. MeCas
key, Bundy and Miss Livingston.
Any one else wisihng to enter
must get a blank fiom Mrs. L. L.
Williams nnd sign up right away.
Ih Judging will begin soon-
only three more subscriptions
are needed to 'Better Homes and
Gardens' magazine in order that
the dull may get the free lecture
In September. Better call Mis.
K. II. Porter. 4:t.r-J-2 "1 '
tcrlhe.
After the business meeting Mrs.
Vlrlch served d"lleious refresh-...nni-
!o.i the ladies enjoyed th
t ool verandah and spacious
Tin se pin tle at Ho home
la wn.
dur -
lug the mi miner month
hid I. Mi
to be vfry delightful.
Watch the chamber of com
merce windows during the com
ing week. Mrs. T G. Bradley and
Mrs. P. M. Kershaw will
charge of the decorating.
ll., v
Outo.of-Towil (fiitsts
Spn ml Vk-Knd Here
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mattison of
Boseburg are spending the weeK
end in Medford. Acconinylng
them I their small daughter. PatH
Anne, who will spend u week
Ms$w of Sotiehj
Visilinir tier lu-.,
' sets of glilllll
Mis. A. II. .Mai
street, and Mr.
Mil ut their
parents. Mr. ami
tixon of OiunKc
and Mrs. c. .
ranch. "Ijirk
Mt'iUluWS," Ufl Slew-
art avenue.
Mr. Madison repuris koim) proit- ;
ii'ss on (li cpmver lino frum ! .
. liui'K Hi Marshrjeld, f which ho Is
construction superintendent, i
i i
, Mrs. llr.iham I1. Ilenson and lit-
III.' nau'.-htcr narbara Beverly of;
' a n I- ranciseo are vtsillnir at tin
! Homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kilcy D. 1 .
nensun.
!
Ml-.. H. Hatir Honored
: Wit li Ciu-ilcii I'lirly
j A Garden party and shower
f ;
distinctive clmrin was
! o .mis. i tare Stores of Stewart
ni)i nn l-Viilm- -ft......
pliint'nihiK Mi
l,vm,n,l
oi uoss June.
A tifttliiK of beautiful oaks urul
gruen lawn, accented hy tnljjcn
with howls ill Kaiden flowers.
seals with Indian blankets ami
pillows was enjoyed hy those busy
witli needles ami conversation; '
A program of lullahys on the
phonograph was followed by clever
original poems hy Mrs, .. K,
llrttckway and Mrs. lleardsley.
Tlien as "Mikity halt a Uose" was
played, two small rosebuds of the
two-yejir-ohl variety lit tie Don
ald Shores with his Kolden curls
and his cousin. Master Frederick
tiardner. wltli the smile that never
com cm off. came into the picture.
Kach carried a pink basket hold-
jiug many dainty gifts for the
j guest of honor, and these they
presented to Mrs. l;aker. ' I
j Kef
nnients or ice cream. I
uid w afcrs wyre served, i
j punch
Shines bcin asstMcd !y Mrs. i
iKred Curdm
j Those cnjoyiiiK .Mrs
j bn,,i;iliiy were Mrs. K
i Mis. Juek Craw. Mr
I lirocku ay. M is. S. I-:.
Shore
l Corn. J
A. K.
Kd wards, ! 1
j M i s. S. Kdwanls. Mrs. A. I'.
i;,(.,.II t,.s (. j Musoji. Mrs. li.
j W. Shores. Mis. linker. Mrs.
t K. . ilurdner. .Mis. i V. Shores.
.Mrs. Hay r.d linker, Mrs.
j Hooker. .Mrs. J. Thornton. Mrs.
j W. Wilcox. Mrs. IScardsley. .Mrs.
j I Jtoii Wtildron. Mrs. W. M, Ilowv
aid. Mrs. J,. (iober.
Snider and Mrs. C. A.
t- .
Mr. and Mrs. J. It.
Mrs. John
lilies.
..,,,,.
of Seattle who have heen . visiting
here returned to their home this
past week. They were accompani
ed by their niches the Misses Mary
and Helen Kdmismn who will be
their guesis for a week.
SM'ial Weck-l jid
In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumofni- W Smlih I
.1 . . , .....
himi Tinif M-iti ..iw.. i
l-dltors convention in Albany and
Newport. They were accompanied
as far as Portland by their grand
daughter, Joan Del.osh, who is en
route to Aberdeen. Wash., to visit
- her grandmother. Mrs. Clara De-
s Losh. at her summer cottage at
' Urayland I ieacli.
1
j Mr. and Mrs. Cltiy Y. Conner and
; family are spending their vacation
j at Kndcrs Beach.
j
' Itctui ii Home
I'rom VUit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. B. Cellars of
: Portland returned to their home
Friday after spend t ng two weeks
at the home of their daughter and
jsoii-in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dolph
Phipps.
Mr. ami Mrs. Cellars art; promi
nent in Masonic circles of the
state. Mrs. Cellar sbeing recorder
of Nyilia temple. Daughters of the
; Nile, and Mr. Cellars being a 33
' degree Mason.
f
j M iss Amy Kllintt was hostess
to sixteen of her friends at a
swimming party ut the Natatorium
on Monday.
Past Matrons ( Itib
! I Onti'i Uilncil at Summer Nome
Mrs. John White, and Mrs. W.
h. .Mn-rm entertained the I'asl
: Mjitj-ons club nt Mrs. John White's
summer noino on uagner creeK.
A fa in i iy d Inner- was served to
the 34 guests. Mrs. A. K. Beanies
presided at the table. The guests
were entertained by Miss Alice
Hanley with stories of olden days,
llW cresting,
spent at
bridge, witli Mrs. F. M. ( miies
winning high honors, and Mrs. J.
A. Perry consolation.
, The ladies then ail jo u rued to
die swimming pool, where they
spent a pleasant hour. .
This is tin' last of a
of .
entertainments
irons club.
by the Pa.-t Ma-
. .
Clyde liymlre from Los Angeles
and sister. Mrs. Baymoud Kei I
from Fresno. Cal.. are visiting wirfl
their mother and faiher
Mis. c. K. Wilkinson of
flian Soda Springs.
W'cdncMlny simly ( lull
Pit ntc al Lilhln Park
On Wednesday, June
members of the Wedm-st
elub entertained their
M I
a nd
In
L'fi, ho
lay Study
husbands
and special friends
a
IlLiU-
ful picnic supper held In the Ash
land pai k.
A long table graced with nas
turtiums, columbine and delphin
ium was spread under the trees
with tlie feast t hat a Iways culmi
nates the year of sLinly The
(otd Wedtie.-day Study club ham
received its usual attention . Jtut
the remainder of the menu was as
vs rlrd a ml enjoyable as was the
program I"!' the year, and it
arou.-ed as much lnten--t.
Neatly aM of the 2.1 niembeis
w ere present. acfompa ttied by
husband or cuet
Mr-
t Irey. the pre
-itletit. cilb-d
.1 short meeting, at which sin- an
nounced the committees for the
coining year. She most graciously
thanked Ihc.commiuecs and mem
bers for l.ieir harmonious co
operation In making the past ami
twenty-first year of the Wednes
day Study club so pleasant and
successful.
Special credit should be given
lo the good times committee, in
charge of the picnic. Mrs. A. J.
I Hanby, assisted, by Mrs. H. (1.
Wormian. Mrs. M. N. Hogan, Mrs.
-. I. iiooges. .Mrs. .!. n. Crews
land Mrs. I-'. K. Deuel have been
jlhe committee in charge of social
I affairs of the club for the past
year.
W il.i i-L- u..iil.,.l .1...... I..
thai KivtMiAshInnd.s U(V(,,y k h(i nim
1 with just a feel-
" Hl-U ..HM'
I events come to an end.
i '
! Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Uoyers have
sold their ranch on the Crater Lake
highway adjoining town to Mr. and
Mrs. ,1. I). Uussell. The Itogers
have moved to their city residence,
!0S Queen Anne, which was form
erly .-occupied by -Mr. and Mrs.
'U up.h'c).
--
Mrs. Kenneth Dimnlug
IIoiioi'ihI (iiiest
Mr. and Mrs. Kiley I). Ilenson
entertained Saturday evening, hon
oring Mrs. Kenneth C. Downing of
Spokane. Wash., ami Misses May
and Marie Crystal of Klamath;
Falls, dames and music were en- i
joyed.
Those present were Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Roberts. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil-
Hani Sinuass. Mrs. lictia Callie. j
Misses Crystal, Mrs. Downing..
j Messrs. Verle Peeves, William
.Mesh pelt, Slanlev ltiee Unison.
. j
I Mrs. S. 1. Koss of CIrants Pass :
is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. !
II. I. Sanderson for a few days.
P. E. n. Are Entertained
At Miles Home
At the spacious home; of Mrs. T.
YV. Miles, on Oakdalo tut WVdnes
lay. Juno 2ti, Chapter A. A. of P.
K. (). hold a special meeting.
Hosoh, lilies and the blue, of del
phinium made a charming setting
for tho beattt f fill initiation cere
mony by which Minn Marjorie Kelly
I became n member of P. li. O.
Miss Kolly, who in a junior nt
! tho Fniversity of Oregon and honi
; for the Hummer, In the daughter ot'
I.Mr, and M.rs. K. K. Kully, a charter
member of A. A. who has served
liter chapter as presldent and her
iHtale rh trenmtrer of P. K. 0. It
j i with pl"a!iurn tliat the A. A. wel
coiuph .M iss Marjorie.
After dainty refreshmentH lh'
l'b;t Ml pi :id imirnnil In moot uivifii
i fit regular .session on September
' Mr. ami Mrs. II. P. Scherer. ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
! Beimer, M is. Scherer's parents.
I whose home is in Montana. re-
(turned to Medford
i San Francisco.
Friday from
Mann's Store Employees
Picnic on Applegate
The employees and their families
of Manns department store were
KuestH of the owner. .1. C. Mann,
at a picnic ut Die Miles ('antral!
place on the Applegate Thursday
evening. Afler swimming a picnic
was enjoyed followed hy games and
a general good time. Mrs. Joe
Murray KohIp). Mi'h. ('. Campbell
and Mrs. Irene MoiTiimtn had
charge of the refreshments. Dan
Watson of (lie men 'a depart ntent
was In charge of tho transporta
tion. Bill Mitchell nnd his sister. Miss
(race M Itchell. of I,os Angeles,
left here yesterday after visiting
thler pareniH. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W.
Mitchell, In this city for the past
two weeks.
Will Spend Vacation
At lik Bake.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Prentice
and family left Saturday for Klk
lake for a two weeks' vacation.
They will be joined by Mr. and
l i'U f Zttv I F..fT.i-u i.twl friinilv Mr
Miwf Mrs. John Dutton and Mr.
anj Mrs. G. W. Murjdiv and son
.,f I'ortl.inrl
Mi. I!,.,....-u lu Ur.l..u ,i.n'..r,.,. f..-
tlie Tru-Blu Biscuit company of j
I No t limd. for which company Mr. i
Prentice Is di vision representative
M r. Dutton and M r. M urphy are ,
also members of the Tru-Blu com
puny.
The members of the Business
md Professional Women's club
will have liim-lieoir on I'ridav's at
I crowsun , during, the summer
1 months.
America n legion Build
Mo Hall for Siinits,
The American Lectin
early this morning for
M.f.
the
left
Boy
gate
Scouts' camp on the
Appl
to reliuild the mess hall that was
recently dc-t ro ed by fire so it
will be ready for the boys When
they uo lo camp In July. It wilt
n lso be Used H.V the Gil l Senilis.
who will go to (amp in August.
The Ameiicftn Leu Ion auxiliary
accompanied the legion to pre
late a pbnlc supper. Swimming
will be enjoyed in the evening.
Mr, anil Mm. J. C Mann ami
ilatightern. Margaif t-M a ry and
Janet, ate spending a sever I
Weeks' vacation In California.
P.Xlitan (Bill
I iijoy Pl nlc.
The yihian Sisters' elub and
tludr friends enjoyed a swimming
party followed by n ph-nlc sup
n r at Ja- kson Hot Springs
ThuiFday evening Th" luneh was
or'nd on the large tables In the
shady groe at the spring, which
Irene DeLosh, 325 South Holly 8t. Phone 390 L or 71
Is one of the moM desirable picnic
places in the valley. The club
wishes to thank Mr. .I, (.. Ot(ln'i,
proprietor of Jackxon Hot Springs
for his hospitality.
About forty in e in hers ami
an.) friend attended. Miss Mur
rel Kiu ley of New York 'was u
Kinst of honor.
Kntt'i'ttiiu (.iuMk
At Su tinner Cabin,
Dr. ami Mrs It. K. l'.lltott have
as Ruests over the Week-end at
their su miner home at Shady
I'ovo M r. ami M i s. John I'elei s :
and daughters. Margaret, Joan and
Adolo of Portland.
I Miss Myrna Bush left today for
j Crater BaKe where site will be em
ployed in the post office for the
! suuimer. This 1m her third year at
the lake.
! M. & M. Company
I Has I'icnii.
The annual picnic of the M.
j M. company was held in l.ithia
j park on Friday evening. Alter a
i nicnic suiier games were enjoyed.
! About 5 members enjoyed the
j affair.
Mrs. W'oimI Hostess
Building Bridge Club.
Mrs. W. H. Wood entertained
j the Bulbliug Bridge (dub at her
1 home Thursday. At the cundu
i slon of the games, refreshments
i were served by the hostess. Mrs.
i Hay Baker held high score,
j Mrs. P. F. Fcrman of Bos An
i geles, who is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. F. J
j ford were guests.
The club has adjourned for va
j cation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Kngllsh of
Bos Angeles, former residents of
this city, are visiting friends here.
They expect to leave for their
home Monday by the way of Cra
ter 1-ike and Klamath Falls.
II. X. . Have
Bridge Party.
' At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson on Washington street
Wednesday evening the members
of the II. N. D. elub met -for'a
delinhlfu Isocial evening.
Mrs. II. (1. Wilson held high
score and Mrs. II. C. Wilson low
score.
Miss Dorothy Hoffman
of Ku
filling Frank
Opal
gene was guest of honor,
the vacancy left by Mrs.
liarwood, formerly Mrs.
Ctirrk, lately moved to
Pass.
Mrs. 1 Thompson served.. ,d
GrantH
1H
Helium
refreshments after the games wyro
over. ' r '
Tho next meeting will be wth
Mr. and Mrs. liarwood at their
new hoim
in (irants Pass.
Stanley U. Ilrenelscr
Te ltc In Ashland
The director of the Ashland Art
school. Miss Belle Cady White,
considers herself very fortunate
indeed to have secured Stanley d.
Breneiser of "The Breneisers."
Santa Maria. CaliT.. as an in
structor in her summer school at
Ashland beginning July S.
Mr. Breneiser will leach two
subjects. I. el., pictorial and deco
rative illustration, also commer
cial art.
The first will be a series of les
sons in representation t broiigli
self
development and
elf
expres
sion. The course will include
correct vision training, analysis of
fundamental forms and si imula
tion through literature, music and
act ion. Tlie procedure will be
such that teachers can make prac
tical use of It ill their work.
All will be clearly Illustrated
wit li examples from the work ;f
students and professional artists.
I n commercial art a scries of
problems In decorative d rawing
ami color, t horouKh development
of (he principal features underly
ing the various phases of commer
cial art.
Tlie course will cover modern
ist ic lettering, psychological ami
emotional compohit Ion, and vari
ous types of technique, in render
ing. There will lir
informal talks and
offering prnhleitis
by teachers in the
: n.ook work
jsuitable for us..
.Classroom
that are applicable to
school or civic Use.
Fa eh of the four instructors
! teach two courses, making eight
1 in all. and any one pupil may
'carry four coiii scs thereby getting
at least one course w ith each ln
' strlietor.
Mr. Breneiser has been a stu
dent of many schools mid Is a ;
teacher of wido experience. j
I le graduated from .New Voi k j
School of Fine and Applied Arts. ;
was a student al Pennsylvania '
' museum, t he School of I ndusi i ihI
Arts, i'hiladelphla. Die Ait Stu-
dents League of New York: Coin-;
monwealth Art Colony, Booth By
Harbor. Me.: studied in Ilal.
Fiance and Borland under mauv
gi e.it i iatei s. Including I'm i- P
Chavanii". As u teacher lie foi no i y dl-
rerted ail in Ft i
Pa.: Peiill .-b-te i
II FlllVei Hlt uf
college; lecturer ill
Pittsburgh; art siiia
in Kmrl.iud.
France
t "Xech'l
(ier niHii'. I t ii ! y ami
Slovakia : attemtr-d n r t
at Prague in I ! -' : now
f art department. Santa
hlKh and junior etdl'ne,
emigres
head
Maria
Califoi U
Ulber of e tllle f-lC-
ulty, A mericaii
Institute Bduca-
titoia) Tiavel.
IBs a rt Icle it bout t he i x I h in -ternat
iona I origi ch at Pr ngue hs
Kiven in the Christ la n Sep-nce
Monitor makes ej-y Intetesting
reading, and li Is pencil kcr. he (
are clevn . Ui lies for M'V-tal ait.
papers. ' j
Some Interesting fuels site. lit j
Miss MarKtjellte Hansen ;i mi . j
I lay Kenton, the other teachers
who will he with Miss White this
summer, will he ieii next Sun
day in the Mail Tribune. Anyone
interested in attending the Ah
liiiul siimnier sehool of art eull
Mrs. Vivian Norma n Barto. iMi t-B.
and a folder containing tlie com
plete courses witt he made avail
able lo them.
Miss Coffeen Presented
in Piano Recital
.Mrs. K. V. Corn presented Miss
;m Coffeen in
piano recital on j
.. at the Coin ;
Tuesday
June
home. The following program was
rendered: ;at I .or Cabin litn
i "The Three Clocks," "Drifting" The Golden Link Blbb luss of
Jean Coffeen. I the Baptist church and their
' Heading. "Try Smiling" Doro families attemleil Sunday school
, thy Colleen. and church at Selinu last Sunday
i "The Buzzing Bumble Bee." "A : morning. Mrs. M. I.. Daily, asso
' Cltild'st Thimhts." "Watch the t'or- j ciutional secretary of missions,
j nets" Jean Coffeen. I wave a talk to the women of Set-
I ocal nolo, e liooi invt i,h-
'elia Corn.
Musical Beading. "I've Lost My
Dog" Jean Coffeen.
"The Band Is Playing Dixie."
"Dieam Boat" (violin and piano)
j Mini and Jean Coffeen.
"The Watetiall"-- Uoheiia Frink.
Clown Stunts -Jean, Dorothy, Uo-
be rt a, l.uella
Musical Beading,
"Belter Be
tlood" lean Cotieen.
Kcd'reshntentM.
Old Time Music -liramlja Cid
fee n.
Bowcna i'lrclc
Fnjoys Social livening'
Clif-i The Bowcna Circle of the Yco
I man lodge held its social meeting
f r June In tlie W. O. W. hall Fri
day evening. June HM h. when all
present enjoyed a very pleasant
'veiling in playing progressive ."'a.
Ladies' hii;h score was made liy
Mrs. C. W. liarwood and ladies'
Mow score by Mrs., I'
j Gem lenicn's hiuh si
1 by P. W. Geiiiardt
t bv C. C. liarwood
W.
j Hhlridgc and Mrs. t'bris Wolff
'were hostesses of the gvenint;.
I -
mericau legion Auxiliary
J Fleris Officers fur
j Mrs. Vera Hal) was elected presi
dent for l!3u at the meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary held on
Monday evening at the Armory
elub rooms.
During the business meeting X.
C. Chanel was introduced and out
lined the plans of tlie Legion for
I e Applegate. asking the Auxiliary
l u co -ope rate oy nriumug hi nc oes
K..t..l,.e Inn.. 'All fmif of tlie
meinbers present indicated tliclr lu
eni Ion of going and it was be
lieved that many more not present
would attend. The president ex
pressed tin.' wish lhat I here might
)e a large turnout, saying that
when the Legion built the camp
the first time It was a very en
joyable affair.
Flection of officers was then held
with the following results: Mrs.
Vera Hall, president: Mrs. Buth
Parker, first vice president: Mrs.
Gray hill, second vice president;
Irene Humphries, recording secre
tary and treasurer; Mrs. Inez Nich
old, corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Minnie Bryant, historian: Mrs. No
rani Martin, sergeant at arms: the
executive committee Mesdatnes
Louise Biicker, Heleiie Wilson and
KliKahcth Fluhrer.
It was voted to send the five in
coming officers to represent t he
unit at the state convention to be
held iu Salem. August X, !i and in.
thus making Mesdames Hall, Park
er, Grayhill, Humphries and Nich
ols delegates, with alternates as
follows: , Mesdames Bricker, Gar
lock. Fluhrer. Bunch and Dally.
Mrs. Helene Wills!. ti explained
the plans of the Girl Scouts for
the summer and stated they would
need funds, concluding with the
motion that the unit gives tliem the
$10 which the budget provides to
help the girls defray the exuensc
of going into summer, camp. This assistant to Mr. Uallhi'r for sev
motion was heartily approved by era) years, will suoc I him as pur
lin auxiliary. chasing agent for the Copco con
Mrs. Garloek told In a few words eern. '
how the Medford unit had been j
honored by having a state vice!
president the past year, and to as
sure Mrs, Mary Chancy of their '
whole hearted support iu her can
didacy for depart merit president, ,
presented tier witli a little token to,
wish her well.
WEDDINGS
June
',: Williim George H-hul-
tes and (tllle K. Fdmond b'tth
of San JiW, Calif.
-June t'i; ; Waller T. Jenks ami
Melissa Wall, of Salem. Oregon.
June H: Idelphonzo fBierrera
and Bulla M-na, of San Fram is
co. Cal.
June L'h: Buiton M. coons ami
Beva Patrick, of Sacramento. Cal
June 1'ietletiek N. Phillips
and Margaret Bablngton. of Sls
kiyon County.' Cabf.
June Stanley Sehleiiler and
Berni
Hhafrky
of
Berkeley,
Baiisii
if Dutis-
i t le a ud
Cahr
June 2f: Frank Vlet.ir
ami Matilda Wa ker, "
muir. Calir.
June 2': Herbert Ha
Kdith Pei kins Groom is
ford, and bride of Los
of Med
Atlgelcs.
Social Events of
Church Societies
The Bp wo 1 1 h League of t he
First Metbo-list church will hold
a "Winter carnival" u( the so-
cial hall
c einun,
itf Hie church Moiuli.s
-
Mf"dnnary Sinicty
Will Mvt.
Tlie Women's Forei-n Mi-ie
aiy StuietV of the Fir -it Metliod
i:picopa) church, will meet Tut
t'.iy afreru.'.iti. with Mis. C.
Meeker 3 1 T Nbnh Bartlctt Sire
Mrs. D. T. I..iu ton w ill lead t
study. Assistant hostess, M
G-inula Blackburn. Mrs. Cora C;.
le'r.
Vtsiiurs arc ulwavs welcome.
Bible (in- 1 ntcrtnliutl
j ma tim ing ine ,-nnua.v scnooi nour j
mn missions, and making plans
'for the Selma cliureh to organize
a missionary society.
Following the church services. I
(the party were the miosis of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Caution nl ihc
: Bog Cabin inn. A picnic lunch j
was served to 30 Medford people.
nn.liM' 111.. Oi..,!.. .1 Dm l ire.. I r
Vacation Bible School
Holds Closing .Meeting , I
i The vacation Bible school which!
I was hepl in tin I. one Pine school-J
I house, cl
d last Wcdncpday ttfter-
! noon.
1 Al Ithe work
ers fef( the school
j was a real success., , j
There will be an all-day nieetini; '
, al the home of Mr. dtid .Mrs. 'Han-:
son the last Siuulu, - in, -Inly. A ,
(demonstration of the work acorn-'
! plishcd in the school will be'yiven'
at tiii.s time. Mrs. Case had charge j
; of the younger grades. Mj's. tver-,
rhard1.,sou the senior girls:, and .Mrs. o,
i le was made j Maun hail charge (,of 1 ho , music,
tud low score I Bev. Iverson was the superintend
Mrs. O. B. , ent. t l .
Home Coming Meeting
Ladic Alii Society
The Ladles Aid Hudc'ty of tho
First M. K. church met,, In re uu hu
il.imc Coining J.uesday.. -jitter-
noun in church parlors. Mrs. olen Instruction was given every
Arnsplger presiding:. MhK iaicilo j morning and afternoon, with con
Van Ness leading thn devotion. j ferencp 'f rojn three to five. In
Lord's Prayer in cuncyi;!., , I charge of the different Instrue-
Mrs. A. B. Hedges, In behalf nt j tors. - Mr. , Thompson conducted
the Loyalty Circle, presented JM i
Cecile Cass in two vocal numbers.
"A Little Pink Basil'' by - Clinic
j Jacob Bond.
'"Sorter Miss on" by Clay Smith,
Headings, "Hahiis," by Kdgar
Guest ; "Wii en Johnny Comes to
'isit I'm." Kutli Hedges. ,
During tlie social huhr the LoyaB
i y Circle served iie cream ami
cake. '
Honor guests were Mrs. A. A.
Hagerman, Mrs. (). ArnsplKer, Mrs.
Ken net h C. I ownijig. Mrs. list her
Fleishcn Mrs. Karl I'Hs"M1h. F. O.
Orr, Misses Betty Ituth Hagerman,
Buth I ledges, Ceelle Cass, Bert It n
McKfnney.
FOR L B. WALTHER
A special forum luncheon of the
Copco Kmployes club Is scheduled
for tomorrow noon a I Hie Hotel
Medford In honor of I. B, Walther.
Copco purchasing agent, who leaves
soon for Sout h America. A suit
able program has been prepared by
the committee in charge of (he af
fair and a large attendance Is an
ticipated. Mr. Walther has made
a host of friends during his resi
dence in Medford, all o( whom ex
tend best wishes for his future suc
cess. O. A. Kden, who has been
The surpassing popularity of ( j arrangetl for presentation j
June over oilier mo'iths us a mm -1 during "Copco hour" next Tties
ryuig mouth Is not a mlh. If l"'ul iny, July 2nd. Tlie program, which
statistics mean anything. Act-ord i o,,,,,,,,,,-,.,! ,v Die California Ore-1
ing to the records in th coimiy
clefk's office, then1 Were, before 1
noon yesterday, r. v lip ases issued (
so far during ibl mouth.
.M iy had only 4J inAriiages re-
etUtleil: April ploed Itself ft little'
more popular, with 4 7 marriage; )
M H ell fell u-t one below .May. .
with 41. while February made oiiK'i
.11 couple happv. and'1 .Pinuai y 1 .
Due ro the Importance' o Die'
Christmas season. Dan 'itpld stole
Suits Clans' Stuff to Hi" ,itle of
only V2 wedding maWii"'. , Going
beyond Deeelnbcf woillfl 'be ancient
history. And, iinywny,' Hie month
of June wins. '
j Live Oak
The Live Oak
Biver will put
fourth degree
Monday nlnhi i
of Bogue Blver
r andidates for d
Grange Meet
Orange of Bogno
on the Ihhit and
at their meeting,
the Griinwa
There are e
Hall.,
si't
degrees.
Point f runup 'Irlll
present to put on
The Central
, team will be
j the third and fourth, degrees. Be
fie h met its will lu. nei ed a fler
' wards. AH Kianne. ineinbein mi
cordially invited.
LOCAL PEDAGOGUE
TEACHER HONORS
Thoui)sn. agricultural
ol" the M.-dl'ord hih
is elected Masle,- Teach
gon at the Smith-Hugh-eii.e
wltiiii closed Fli
nt tile siimiil"!' school of
I Inst! ii. tur
. ' school, w,
er of ore
es confer
dux1 li. mii :i
I i i;:un SI;
I'lVt time
Master T
te college. This is the
Giegon has tiiosen a
'juiier. and as Mr.
had worked in the ag-
'lilouip
rj,.unMI.
.
ll department for a
iiiim-
en by
ber of years, lie was eho
the other -x Smith-Hughes in
structors present, orenon lias not
mm yet made out the rei iiircnient s
for Master Teacher, but they will j
he presented at the next conler
enre. and these teachers will h
chosen according to these require
ments. There is no work con
nected witli the title, but merely
honorary.
The Sin It h-1 1 ugh cm conference
which closed yesterday at noon,
was reported to lie very success
ful by C. I . Thompson, local In
structor who attended. Out of
1 Smith-11 uglies Inst tin tors In
Oregon. "!t were present, and the
oilier two were in attendance at
! the conference conducted by Hie
i state of California, at Davis.
; Sm Uli -I lug lies hist ru-: ion
eludes thrc divisions: trade
f Industry, homo economics,
j irgrii ult are.
in-;
and '
and
I.-,... '
IE, .A. Foard, formerly of
; Collins. Color.
was in charge i
! of th .conference, which was in
! j r wo ven, witli the regon Stat1
I summer school. M r. Foard fea
I lured night schools and part-time
Ischools.. giving in format 'on. and
; hell is concerning t hem. (. I.
I Paulson, state supervisor of ag-
! rliTiillure. also aided Mr. Foard
one Atl. 'these meetings. Various
phases ,of the work, and ways of
bettering- conditions of-' teachers
were discussed at these meetings.
Aecordlug to B, A'. Foard, '-ag-rfciihural
(eachers In Colorado lite
required to conduct either a part
iiine or nilit school, us llielr reg
ular school work only takes half
a day.
Mr. Thompson plans to con
duct either a part-time or a night
school during the school term this
coming year. The night schools
are'eonducted for adults, and the
part-time schools for young -men
who have Just completed high
sc hool, or do not get to go as
far iu educational lines.
The summer band concert sea
son iu the city park started off
auspiciously last Friday niht with
several hundred people of all ages.
In (he park standing or sitting on
benches or the grass, while hun
dreds more sat lit their cars park
ed in the streets Immediately sur
rounding the park, as they enjoy
ed the fine music of the Flks baud,
which presented a varied program
of popular ami classic numbers.
The hjg and appreciative assem
blage formed a very picturesque
and restful recreation scene, lis due
to t he warm weat her t he lighter
colors' of clothing predominated.
The next concert will lie given
Friday evening of next week.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
J
A noteworthy radio program has
gon Power company, will feature
the' winners of the recent Atwater
Kent radio con lest In vocal niiin -
bets and several orkinal poems lt
"Dick PoHey." the famous poet of
the Bogue Biver valley. Milch In
terest Is being shown to this oniipic
radio offering nnd a Istrge. radio
audience Is alreadv assured.
egciahle lltots
During July aiiotliei planting of
swet corn may be made for a
late crop. There ne;r seems to!
lie too much sweet coin. If n good j
Vllil;ty. is Used illlll Hie (lop Well,
grown. i
Another planting of beans.!
, in
is, carrots, cucumber, iiash.
, lettuci
: i
may be made also.
noi to late to plant okra. 1
i t
radish seed Is sown, better i
(jve
"Bide.
a long white radish t
II in 1ml weather. The I
do not give gooil re- !
Die neat of summer. '
(lint floes wi
: iril varieties
suits 4ui l:it
4 ,sn A,
igo Art institute this . .
in ilexlvtiers in uini Mis. Fllen G. Hurlhutt of Ta
ctur al modepim niol bor. towa, has attended the same
jchureh for tilt years.
The title;
fall will tr.i
lug. .irehitt
fill nitute.
MEDFORD FOLKS ,
10 SPEND FOURTH
IN OPEN SPACES
i Many oi
l spei.d the I-
i uiond Bake,
; I'r.tter 'u'ik'
the lo
Hurt It
Bake
...'the
a! people will
f July at Diu
o t lie Woods,
Oi egon Caves,
Crescent City, and along tho
Bogue -.liver, according to Leu
( buiocki. . Medford representatlvo
of the American -.Auto Association,
who- has been giving information
to residents on roads ti Bouthcrii
Ot CEOIl- '
As the drain corps of the local
j American Beginn post will Jour
j ncy to Crescent City. It is prob
able a number or people win uiko
in the celebration U-om hero.
I A number expect, to attend tho
I bin Indian Congress at Klaniatti
; Kails, dliich is being sponsored
j by the American Legion. Ash
j kind will also have a largo sharo
! of Medford people present at thu
celebration in that city.
Bill Gales of the Groceteria,
' said that lie "was tired and wanl
' ed to go to bed." so that Is hoW
' he plans to spend tho Fourth.
! ' Toggery" Bill Isaacs said that
' lie would spend a quiet day at
I his cabin on Bogue river, "No
Hecial plan." he said, but Just
j a rest.
James Stevens, local baritone,
d.dn't think he would celebrate.
Horace Bromley of the Copco
will attend the Indian Congress
at Klamath Falls, and lake mov-
' , ...
t larence i. i-soe "i io- ikk"
way barber shop plans to spend
the day at his cabin on Hie Hogue.
W. W. Allen of the Pleree-Al-
I len Motor Co. thinks that Cres
cent City will be a gooa puiee 10
celebrate.
Fred Scheffel. city engineer,
plans to go on a fishing trip.
A number of local U'glonnalre!
and other Medford people plan
to attend, the Indian Congress al
Klamath Falls on July 4th. Th
event Is sponsored by Klamath
post of the American Legion and
a big 3-day program featurints
a rodeo, parades and other In
dian .event" Is binned. B Is an
ticipated lhat over 201)0 IndlanH
of various -tribes .-will take part
in the celebration. Motion pic
tures of .the, ilh -of July prog
ram will be taken hy'lB U Bronir
ley local eoincrainnn fui ,n"
"Copco- Current- KvcbbV "owd
reel.
Tlui Mpilfiinl Ui'tury fluU will
kIiiuo ii liiK ilni- Tuowliiy oven
IllK. July 2lll. lit the Jai kBiin Hot
Hprlim In hnnur f thn newly
li'ctKil nfflpprn. All Mpdfiirrt unil
Aslilund Unliuliin nml thoir laillra
an. urKocI to liiinR their- llini:ll
haHkoU ii ml Jnln Hie crowd at 7
p. ini c-offiM.- and Ico cream will lia
turnlaht'il. Iy tlie ronimltlpp. A
HivliiinilnK linrty will iirocodo tho
plcntp dlnni r and. diinelnit In til"
irnvMlliill will follow tho "olK eatg.
Miiiiti. hy Alford'M Iiniicrl.il or.
ihi.sira will lie n fculuro of tho
dunce iiroKnini and n abort lnntal
liillon ciMcinony will tako plain
ilurins the cvcnlnB. Tho rctlrluK
nrricora and hoard of dlrectora,
with" II. I- lironilcy n cliulrnian,
nre In iharne of the affair.
G.F.
THIEROLF HOWIE
Mr. and Mr. (Iioiko l'ylh
Inn and family arc new rcKldenlH
of Medford havliiK recently moved
here from Kullnon. ( alir. Ml.
I I'vlhlan Ii" Blipeilnlinilcnt of con
I ylnictl.m for the llyllenhy UllS'l
i neerlnu and Manaccmcnt Coriior
: ntlon and ha chiuno of liulldliiK
! thu' 'new Copco hliih Ii iikIoii linn
I from IHvonvllle to Marshflclil.
; ,. will miike 111" llcildilllartelil 111
I Medford lielnu located on the w
i onil floor of the Copco Kcnernl of
' flee l.iilldlnu. The I'ythlanii hain
,.ir,.,iv hIi.,wii their faith In Mrd-
fnnl'n fill nrc ly imrrhanlnit Ih"
Thln-olf r'i.ldeni e on Mlnnrwita
iiventie. one of tho finest huincit
on the ciiHt Hide.
lincess Ileana of Bumatila. whl
visiu-d Sweden last summer, has
been presented two Sweditdi sailing
boats.
Nieta
Was -tin1
the air
Fla...
Schmidt of Akron, Ohio,
first woman graduate of
school at St. Petersburg,
Sweden's crown prince. GuatavuK
Adnlphus, will spend a vacation tn
a tent camp on a lake In the Swed-
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