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Af
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fft. - i ynyrFORin ftrxrL trtbttnti!. rRDFonT), omxioy, sunday, September 22, 1029. T7xm yrvw '
V'JLL-- ' -' 1 ' Irene DeLosh, 320 South Holly St. Phone 390-L or 75 1 iff j
I .
t ,ii ' M I VII lit
J1" .. JU . .. ! Ihe llexi miH'llni.-. Oltiihor 12
, ', . . ! V""" " wivor irnv nua will ho with Dr. k
Lnorton '"','"" .;:' " won three successive Laurel.
ill meet in i- ; years in order to ho retained hy I
. .1 i-llini'V - II I K VI ........... . .... . I
Ins " .""twain. iniK closes iho (innlen 1-iiMy
II- . , ....,, i " """unl ' l"e Sdia.lo trophy Kv.nl of Satunliij.
fcrs" I.eaBii" ... - ,1111k ynar.
ml will ie t "i "'- " '" y " Aienrorfl Women's team will
look. 'ipiay thn Ashland Women's team
nls, Mrs. Tom KuSo defeated Mm. 1 mltiee
: '"""'lison 1 tuiun th.. lit',
I hole. !
I!
veil rofrehmeiHs lit l lie
MRS. McADOO BACK FROM ABROAD
Noilih-
I'. hull.
Tih'mI'i.v.
in jisoiuna on Tuesday morninn of
this week, f ,y ;1 llll(.m.on
at tho I.ethla hotel for which the
Ashland ladles will he hostesses.
All contestants for the ItMdlo
trophy are urged to hand In their
score, as this wwk marks the close
of the tournament.
L.,i,ii- meeting
r ... i c, I.. II. n 1
Of Hiiini't.iiL . -
Y Pythian i llll' Wl l '"'
Irtalni-.i at i- . -
. (I. otlliiao, fi
fnim ns iw'H" " ...
,yl.rian ulilirrli will nave t
loclnl lliortln Itr me y
L.ii n.irfirs ui i;.i" i'. "
1 ' " ... .!.. A I ...,...
fcdies AUX'uary imi'un . j ...
L, will meet at the homo j "
fari S I- liennetl. , t.. mb
fcdies' Ahl oi tne . c X- " - ..
clinreh i will mei'i in . -r i - - " "
m. 'r i .mini nils past we.-K wnen m
.J. altr nd.'d (he w. ddlni! ol his Kiuli.t
I daui;ht. r liowena (iuk- to Wil
I .Mr. and Mrs.
I ford will leave
i Calif., to ho
K. l.'eKert
today for
Kone for
lirs al i:3U p.
v ...
VVetliK saay.
A. Chapier I'. 15. O.
of Med
Alturas. several
will
la luii. li.-im at the houie
r . . .... 11.. at I
liam
'liiwfi.ld, which W:.
sol-
,..-k...t on the Paelf- i;""""'1 e .her "... ,,JtH, y,.s.,,la v a,, w
ghway at o'clock.- ! ' ,'''- "f "' '""". Lral days here.
1'hiirsUa.v. ( 1-loJ.l I ..oli.
A popular social event of the
weoit was the -aflefnoon 'na'-''--n
party" for whi.-li Miss Tohey and
Ah-s. T. 1'. Tollel'son were eo-lios-tesses
at the hitler's spacious home
al Conn-ill l'n in. Itnskotx ol' fall
iloweis were used alioit the lawn, j
ItrldKo formed ihe diversion for
llio atternoon. Miss Mary (iilherl
held hinh s.ore and Mrs. Marly
low score.
Inviteil quests w.-re ti-aehers ol
Mt-dl'ord hii;li school former m.-m-hors
of the faculty and other
Kiiestx In.ludiiii! Mrs. -Conokle,
Mrs. lledrlck, Mrs. (Ilenn Hinith.
Mrs. Kmerson Merrick and Mrs.
Wilson Wnlle.
Misses Uiura and P.arli.nra Di-u-ry
assisted Ihe hostesses.
Mrs. Waller lluzer P.rowiL has fif
house ejiesl tier l.t-ollier, ialward
W. IVnfield of New Vork. who ai-
III spend sev-
riiui'siiu.v
.. T. I', will "'eel at
W. C. A. at 2::in.
ril party ot i-yuiiaii
at th"' K. I """
l-uhlle- Invited,
jviiluy.
Mark's Culid vill meet.
Way Siutly Club I.uih'Iihiii
I Social I-:vciit...
lesilay, Septemner is. w. a
for the Study cluo. After
the most delit;litful mm-
kdforil has ever Ktiown.
Is of this ciuu cuiue jwj -together
to Begin unother
congenial association.
Humphrys , had extended
ipltallty of her spacious
n Capitol Hill and Mrs.
Janes and her B"d times
e provided a del. clous on-;
uneheon.
nc In Us settinK of vines
trees was resplendent
lie golden Blow, copper
I bronzes nnd terra cotta
rigold, helenium, zinnias
'jjthe auttunn flowers with
yils valley so richly re
. is "home folk." The label
f lore dalnlily beautiful Willi
tugon, daisy, rose and oth
ns of pastel coloriuB.
quaint and colorful place
IPere suggestive In their
e motif of the year's study.
.Jrey la-Binnim: her second
I president expressed her
ktion of tile splendid splr-j
k permeates all activities ofi
Itilnesday Study club and
In with what jileastn-e alio
kles tho comlriK year. .
year books pi-csentlnB the
or meetings and pt-OKi-ams
enihuslastlcally receivetl.
lekel and her committee
icratulnted on -their choice
as subject nnd the eom-
plan of detailed sillily
-
.Motor Trl L
Til I'lrlllllMl.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Antle.
Hazel rillKle and daughter.
Hazel I'liiiKle and daughter,
are expected home today.
Mrs.
wlto
who
I'ylliUiu Cltih f.lans
Cal-il larty
On Thursday evening. Sept. L1!.
i Hie lylhian Sisters will hold their
! first regular card party. These
. parties will be held every two
j weeks from now until spring. They
Anderson Itadlo llct'lful ! were very successful last year and
SCUM'S llll. j plans are being made In make I
The radio-piano recital broad-1 thorn even more so this year. A
east by H. l-"lyen Anderson, noted ! good time is always assured. I
pianiste Tuesday evening during
' Copco lliur" has been Ihe sul
ject of a. great deal of favorable
comment. The recital which was
presented through the courtesy of
the California Oregon Power Com
pany featured a number of ong-jon the Pacific highway.
C 41 . .1
I 14 EVP, v.. . fWi4i V
!
I
I
Social Events of
Church Societies
FLO AND JOHN
l.ndio' Aiil
Will )loct
'I'll.- l.uilies' Aid society of the
I'irst M. i:. churcll will meet Tlles
t liny at'iermiou in the church par
I low. Tho yueeii IJslhel- circle will1
I have charge of ih eutert.iinmeiit. I
'isllors alwas iveicoine. '
- -
; l ii-l Side ( iii le
i "as Mei-IIng j
, The Kast Side circle of the 1'lrsl '
'Al. cbaieb niel with Mrs. K. (1. ;
( Kn.vehiil'iiligli. 'I'ueday 'a f I el niion. ;
!.lrs. l:ila peters in'esiilliig. .Mrs.
!.S. I.. Leonard h-ailillB the devo- i
lions ami offering prayer. ;
' The foilowing officers were'
jelecied for the ensuing year: I'rcsi- i
dent. Mrs. T. li. Heine: vice presl- !
ileni, -Mrs. . T, llerry; seen tary
anil lieasllry. Mis. Kil.-y 1). lieu- ;
son. j
During the ...M-i:, b.oir. Mis.'
I KoselMir.illg b served sandwiches.
cake and ice tea. !
REHEARS
FOR
Horticultural
Awards
At County Fair
1001 RUES
Daughter of a Governor and
Son of Ex-Presulcnt to
Altar Monday Gifts
Galore and Scribes Flock
to Society Event.
Kiipllsl ,:uirs Will .w
Tin' lnlit-s Auxllhii'V ( Ih'v lifsl
Associated I'mi.i Photo
Mrs. William G. McAdoo, daughter of President Wilson, was
nrmmtmd by her husband on returning from abroad Aug. 23.
l'.ainist t-hurrh will its nmni h .
ly iiiiMsionni-y imtiinK t tho humwj
i.f Mis. S. L. lu-iin.'il, Tut'stlny af-
; tfi i ti. Sl'!iil)tr iJ-lili. An 111- '
j lt'r'stitmr pni i n tn In ii umlsi i. j
Mrs. rliir ii c Cajintin will sjn'iik
nil "St4nvnsll,,, uml Jir. i:v:t
jirlw will iv a slmrt report rni
f Xho Xoi ttu-rii H:itiKt roilvtMit ion i
iu-M in DtMivor. during July.
A lai'Kc attendance is desired.
P. K. 03 Will Meet
Homo of Mrs. Pickett
On September 25th. A. O. chnp-
Ihk rf P P fl U'UI TVt i r n, limnll. . .
eon at ihe hmne of Mrs. Plckelt IlU.f ""sh 1" ln!. ! ls "! necompllshed here In
Inal conipoHitionH hy .Mr. Andet
min tis well as a carefully chosen
group fit" elassieH hy celebrated
eompoHera such an Si'luihert and
Li.szt. Mr. Audein who hun
earnrd an envialle reputation lor
his concert work and hi.- many
appearances wilh such famous or
chestras as the Mniitrenl Sym
phony Is a welcome addition to
the music circles of southern Ore
gon and local music lovers will he
pleased W learn that he has open
ed a Kturiio in Medford. The fol
lowing is a detailed program of
the Anderson radio recital . last
Tuesday: , -
(A) Knur I.yrk-s (Original com
positions hy Mr. Anderson.)
1. 1'ensees
A I'age of Love
::. Child's (Jarden
A. Unmance
H. Klyeii Anderson
the University of Oregon.
A constitutional quiz hy the pres
ident, Mrs. Kobinson, nnd a hio
raphy hy Mrs. L. K. Williams will
constitute the program. The social
committee for the luncheon con
sists of Mrs. Furnas and Miss McKay.
This will be the first meeting j last ni-ht by
of the year. ,tni Portland
j complete his senior year at Or
Mrs. Howard P.arto spent Thurs- s,lttt. t.(,i(.K(k this semester.
day as a guest of her mother. Mrs.
Mcfll'ord Parly Leave
On .Motor Trip
Dr. H. t Mulholiand and Mrs.
Mulhnlland, accoinp;miel by Miss
Kva Nealon. of the Daily News
staff, and Moore Hamilton, left
I Medford
"It is hoped that this hnmedt
j ate success will spur her on
greater achievements."
Mi's. Wilson Hostess to
(Meaner Class
The Gleaner Class of the First
Ihtptist Sunday School met with
Mrs. V. c. Wilson, 4 1 1 Heatty
street, Thursday afternoon. The
to home was beautifully decorated
; with flowers from the garden.
Time was spent together. After a
short devotional nnd husinesH ses
sion, they entertained nnd nmused
motor ftir Corvnllis
Ml 11 Mil.,l.. ,1-111
I ' Tl, m n,.;.,.'.,.
a. a. n.'s win siwt
Xcn Week
Oncral .lo.si-ph I.nne Rocietv. i each other hy tolling nhout their
O. A. 1!.. will meet with Dorothea lirft achool ilaya.
Masklnes on Tuesday, Octoher 8lh.t The host story teller received a
! homiuct of lai-(;e, rlnffy, white
ill consist of ; Astern.
(D) HuiiRnrlan Uapsoilie No. 12
l.l.szt
Woolai-y whoso cheerful
ion In all ways In lnvalu
the cluh .was present as
pred euest and exni-e'ssed r.....-.T......
Ire to help at any time. : From California.
Collins helnu a ffuest m- rt tra. vn nrewor oC
thih rang threa tloliRlilful . jjOH Xnuoh-s, 1'allfornla were guests
hat In choice nnd rc-ndi-1 ,-' ,,, ,. i. Un wers of ltnw
tre, most appropriate to Cotll.t ,i,0 fnrc P:,rl of the week.
live day.
lone present was so happy
lanes' choice ot Mrs.
f to rend the clever skit
lave With :a TonlKhl,"
Fas much appreciated.
Kurnas was formally
f'l as I lie new niemher of!eveniiiK at 7:5" P- m. A most In-
Ml)
1. Thn Sun is (ioltiK Down
I Noi wcuian Kolk-smiK h"
Mr. Anderson).
1. Ilnmoresiiue NorweKlenne
11. Klyen Anderson
(f )
n.
... Rrahm.i
flat
Sclnthcri
Iinprnmplii 111 flat
Tnterme-zzo
Impromptu
(A
Catherine Law, at Hoguc River.
Pytlilnn.'Club
Will Honor Members
The Pythian cluh will meet at
the home of Mrs. H. O. Wortnian.
912, S. Oakdale Tuesday evening.
Sept. 24. at 5 o'clock. It will be
their regular cluh meeting, as well
i as a farewell party for two of their
j members who are leaving Medford
soon. The last club meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. T. ft.
I Heine on West 10th street. A very
pleasant evening v.-as spent play
ing bridge, nfter which the hostess
served rofeshments.
The Daughters of Veterans will
meet Friday evening. September
20, at the home of Mrs. CI. V.
Xeilson, -130 N. Hartlett.
Legion Auxiliary
Attend Slylo Show
At (.i-antN lnss
Adrionne. Steward anil Miss led
f-Mwards were among the local
women who attended the annual
tall style show of the Steward
Dress Shop at Grants Pass Friday
night. The show which was attend
reading and discussing papers on
UK-.lnt-ksonvllle .Museums, written
by tl. A. It. members.
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. A. It. Mead uud Mrs.
Win. lloffner.
Mis. Wnhl lawless
Woman's lllblo Class
Mrs. Fred Wahl(was hosloss tp
the I.oynl Women's class of the
-IIis. smith Tallies
I'm- Trip l-isi
Mrs. s. s. Smith of West Eleven
Ih Street, left Wednew.liie fee n I
mn-ei-.il months' n-in v h ,,.- Cliristiiin church at her home on
ed hy a large audience was held at 'of Portland. Taronia, .Minneapolis, Crater Lake avenue, Tuesday tf
tho Itivoli theater. j st. Paul nnd Chicago. She will be i ternoon.
in Chicago several days nnd from I s,r- J. Fiyc, president, pro
there she will uo lo Tlecn. ! sided.
go
Illinois, where she will be
Roy Hill of San Francisco, for
merly of Medford. Is expected lo
arrive tuis w ees, lo visit ins par- . tne Km,st ()f M William .Srfe, n
viiin, n. iinu .tu.s. j. I., inn ol I
Cm-Kill Court. .
Mis. If. I. Wilson
Hosloss Ciil-natloli Cluh
Mrs. II. D. Wilson of Chestnut
She will visit her brother. Charles
lilley, and family In Granville.
.Michigan, for several weeks, and
then to Wichita, ' Kansas, where
she will visit relatives. Mrs. Smith
Schubert! Will MM
CoM'n Women's ( lull
To Mil l Monday.
A meeting of the Women's
Committee of Ihe California Ore
gon power Company wilt be hdd
i.l Ihe' Colico building, Monday
The Medford unit ot the Ameri
can I-egion Auxiliary will meet inian articles, consisting or baskcls,
Monday evening. September 2.1rd. I beadwork njnl many other heauti
in the Armory club rooms. Impor-1 ful things, after which refresh
tant business will come before the J incuts of strawberry shortcake and
meeting and' a class will he lnllia-tea wcro served,
led lotn the organization. I Mrs. Viola Dietrich assisted the
avenue, proved-n delightful hostess i-""',, ls lu "l" uu winier mniiios
to the Carnation club on Thursday, I ln t-'alifornia. nnd will return
the ISth nonie ny ine souinerti routi.
The afternoon was spent visiting
nnd hy Mrs. Wilson exhibiting a
lonsl wonderful collection of In-
Mrs. Cnnficlil Hostess.
HoiioriiiK l-'lleiul
Tho meeting was opened hy
singing. "Take the Name of Josus
With You," followed by the scrlp-
lure lesson lanen irom mc z-mi
chaiter of Wathew. Tho group
was led In prayer by Mrs. F. J.
Wilmot. Firty-two calls had been
made during the month, according
to reports of the members. After
the singing of nnother song, the
Mr. Smith, who ui mpanled I remainder "t inn niternnon was
her lo I'oilland, Is expected to re-!s',pl,t visiting.
turn today. Kefreshuienls were served to
. ' ' ! twelve members and two visitors
by Mrs. Wahl and Mrs. Howe.
and Mrs. W. M. Scoyoc
former member who re-
Bier association.
wilh regret that Ihe cluh
thilt Mn r-uplrln1.. .....1 .
Firturs for Salem nrevnnted
kiidiinre at the. iiiiiclieon.
p wishes of tho' Weilnesdav
chili follow this forioel-
lo her new home;
pillowing committees will
during tho year: v
live nniinittoe: Mrs..!. O.
. T. W. Miles Mrs. K.
pel., Mrs. V. C. .lanes.
II. Cochran, Mrs. M. I..
Mrs. w. E. Crews, tind
H. Hammnitd.
pni Commlltee: Mrs. R. It.
i'. W. I. Vnwter .Mrs.
Wold, and Mrs.'w. J.
f'rshlp Committee: Mrs. W.
.Mrs. K. K. DeUel. nnd
F'n Snedicnr.
Times r'AmnOiiAi.. Mod
Pnes, Mrs. C. A. Meeker
0. Wortmnn, Mrs. J. F.
Mm. X. T
lerestlng program devnied to me
Important subject ot "Food l'res
ervallon" has been nrranged and
all Copro girls and the wives of
Copco employees are cordially In
vited to attend. The meeting will
be addressed by Dr. C. T. Sween
ey of this city and Mr. Frank
liull. special representative for
tho General Klectrlc refrigerator.
The subject ot proper toon presei
vation and its hearing
on th
A, large attendance is urged.
Committee, reports will he heard
nnd the year's work partially
brought to a close preparatory to
holding 'installation of officers.
Octoher nth.
Mrs. W. W. ltornlim will leave
Monday for Honolulu where she
will spend six months ns a guest
of her son, Clyde Illinium.
vation and its noarmi, .... ... . . . of , executive are
health nnd happiness o the Ame r- . men ,hrr I
lean piople is a umeij m-
a large attendance Is anticipated.
Mi-s. rnniplM-ll MostoKM
Women's Collcgv (.Inn
hoHless.in serving I'efreshments.
Mvh. f'haiiey to Attend
National Legion Convention
Mrs. X. C. I 'haney. state presi
dent of tho American, Legion Aux
iliary will leave tomorrow for
Louisville. Ken nidi y where sdic !
will attend tin- national convfiitjitn J
of the Legion Auxiliary and the'
Legion. Slu; will h ave Portland I
Wednesday on the Oretron special
W. C. T. 1 . Will Meet on l nursimy , mr pokune. where 1 lift WnshliiK
The W. C. T. I". will meet nt the I ton and Idaho delegation will Join
Y. W. G. A. Thursday, Reptemher the Oregon jyi-nup. They will nr
2t'lth; at 2;S0 A good program of j rive ln Louisville on Sunday, Sept.
readings nnd musical numhors is . .'(ith. Tho ennventlon will liegin
heinr prepared to he followed hy j Sepiemher :to and close rtctohi r
n ociaJ hour, when refreshments j 3rd.
will he' served. A cordial Invitn-l Mrs. r'haney will visit relatives
tl.in Is extended to nil ladies wholin liallas. Texas on her return trip,
are interested In the work. The) Mrs. rh.mey reeently apiioimed
are re- mrs. era itau, M-Kihiative chair-
Mrs, ira t.'anfield was hostess
fit a dinner party on Monday even
ing at. her home at Aloha ranch,
honoring A(rs. CJr:ico Mulone.
Covers were placed for eight at
a tahte prettily decorated In
Maiwaiian style, with favors the
same;
Mrs. Malone nnd children will
leave In a few days for Honolulu,
where, they will join Mr. Malone.
Itelurn II. one
Prom Vacation
Kev. and Mrs. If. M. Tlranltam
h.'ivn Just returned from Los An-
MissUmniT Soelely
I jijoy I.uiiclHNin
; The Women's Missionary Society
of tho Proshyterlnn church met
'Tuesday in church dining room
; for a 1:00 o'clock luncheon, nnd
! heninning of fallmnd winter pro
grams. A goodly number wcro In
I attendance.
1 The topic was "Looking for
j.nrd.M The worship program
I was led hy Mrs. LIUrell nnd the
! material program hy Ihe president,
j Mrs. Albert. So much interest In
(the beginning of the working Mn
I son is very gratifying itnd wo are
looking forward lo a hopeful year
C-Ies, where they Bpent ( their two j( nlR om. ))it for noiVn kingdom.
weeKs vacauon visiung reinuves. X)ixt mP,.tinir will bn October
friends iri(h( (lt (ho homP of MrHi Tollefson
neighbors and old time
from the Kustern slates.
They had a wonderful trip and
so much enjoyed meeting old-time
friends ami schoolmates.
in Central Point.
I
I'LWN'Vll.Ll-:. Conn.. Sept. -Jl
I.-1V--A rehearsal of ihe c.-reiuotiy
w hieh will ioal:c .lului CiNilidge
;.nd ('"lorence Trumbull bushaiid
and wife Monday, today occupied
the vanguard of l.'ie hridal party.
The stage was complete except
for ritifcs and miul:!rs and cust
om, but 'N niutine nf procession
and reessioiial was preacrihej for
practice so that there miht be no
tiit'h in the fiirinalliles of the
wedding of the son of the former
President and the daughter of Con
necticut's Covernor.
Tho White frame village Congre
gational church was opened for
the rehearsal, and Professor Wtl
II am C. Hammond of Mount Hot
yoke College, who will play the
wedding march, was on hand to
play tho music for tho practlco
stops.
Cameramen and . news reel
photographers were on hand to
"shoot" the rehearsal and a large
delegation of reporters also wis
present, engaging early the services
of spokesmen for Mr. nnd Mrs.
Trumbull nnd tho young couple,
all four of whom have found tt
necessary to speak through proxies
because of the pressure of the
nuptial preparations. . ,
Members of tho wedding party
already nro assembling nnd will
remain for the bridal festivities of
the week-end and until after tho
cerempny. Many were from Mount
Holyoke nnd Amherst Collegna,
where as students, the girl nnd the
young man began their romance.
Tonight they wero invied to u
dinner danco given by Miss Esther
Trumbull, cousin of the bride and
ono of tho bridal attendants; To
morrow Governor nnd Mrs. Trum
bull will entertain the wedding
party at n mfd-dny dinner nt tho
Hhuttlo Meadow country club, nnd
Sunday night they will bo guests
at a buffet supper In the Trumbull
home, where final wedding plans
will be completed.
ouested to meet
.
Visitor Here
Prom rnlliornla
iv D. Henson, Jr.. of, Run Pron-
L. . Humnhrvs.
O'mmittoe: Mrs.
mm.- vvniiinn'M r uh.of tne :.., i vUttlnir his tin rents, .Mr.
Rogue Itiver Valley held its fir-d. ; Mrs Uoy n. Henson of 0oo
meeting of the 192!-30 season on ; Klist Eleventh street. .
K'lturdav Reptemher H. at ,
home of Mrs. W. K. Campbell, 80 1 Mnlfortl Clrl Leaves
K-n;:T T! Ashland. trt Turner Mt We-t-
ore : conduced the shortjnesday for e, where she w, 1
. -1 .. i. loi.a : (mt in- n seiin'i iviu - -
her of the Siuma Kappa Hall
tviinw ntr the nrouam
!of Ashiaml. natlomil defense chair
i mnn.
Miss Ailenn N'ayo of IiiHe. Moti
jtana, who was a guest, of Mrs. T.
1 (i. Heine the past week, left for
Portland, where Hhe will visit her
sister, Mrs. Thad Vrechind.
Itelurn Home
Prom Portland
ousinesH m' i .- . vernltv of Oregon. She Is n mem
committees repoieu umu "' . :.
iBram for the year was o.scue...
Women's Ilihle Clnsn
Will Meet
The Women's P.ible Class of the;
Honor Quests al llrldge i First Presbyterian church wlllj
Mrs. L. Itundy. Mrs. Jack Mnas- meet in social session in the church j
: ! n and Mrs. Court Hall, enter:;iin-; purlors Tuesday afternoon, at L':30.
I ed Wednesday' afternoon at the I Miss lOiiimn Oaunyaw will lead (
! Inline of .Mr, p.undy on South Pen-! ir devotional. I
1 fr:il .'ivetiiie In Iii.iimi- r.r M i-m. CIi.'.m. 1 Tim I .dicu' niifirlel will sine nnd ;
jc.reen, formerly of Medl'oid, and:Rolpha Phlpits will give n pnper.
'her dauyhier, Mrs. WIckeY of j The (ilorln of P.nl.ylon in the time
j S;ilem. ' ' f Nehuchftnezzar.
Three tables of bridue were in Tlie hostes will be M!fes Han
n,
Kiven hy
iiniimini mimhors were
H Mis. A. J, Hanhv. nnd Ml' Alice llollnhacn ami
unre.
' ho he,.. I The ohesHonalre, filled I out
2nd. i the nienibei-s nt the le'incst 01 m
were ciui
N'll Aunitliul
f'Pliy for c.nlf
Pmnrnnl committee
Ma.iy InterestliiK hems were con
tained In these and as
I'jtlilan Sisters
I'lan (aril I'ui'iy
The I'ythlaii Sisters will Rive a
citril partv on Thursday evenlllK -nt
ihe K. 1'. hall. Hoth Geo and
brldKC will he played. The public
is cordially Invited ! ntteml.
cct-ac- j s Apptrcnli Will Alteml
pi i.v. nfler which deli
mi. ills were served.
Tbiwe tiresent inclnrlcil
liev. jind Mrs. D. D. Ilandnll cn,1H. yv. Wi.-ker
nave reiurne.i rrom PorTlanu.
where they attended the nnnu:i!
conferenr-e nf tho American Run- f,
day School I'nlon, held hy tbej.
miHisonaries of (JreKon, Idaho and
Washington.
They report It to have been the
best conference they ever attended,
4-
Mrs. Mary Dennis of f'hicatrn.
111., Is n cuest of her nunt, Mr-.
W. L, Detweller, of Laurel street.
MISS C'rnufonl Awnrdeil
ious refresh-: hy Hall, Spilver and Kroschel, The
I members having hlrthdnys In Jul V,
; August and Septemher will be hon
, orcd Kuets.
M rs.
M rs.
A. C. Hub-
..iaude Champlain. M
lurd. Mrs. f eo. ' A Men, Mrs. P.nn-, llnimml finest
d Shores. Mrs. Minnie West. Mrs. Of i;pworih league.
t'.iss, Mrs. Seely Hall. Mrs. Comt Karle Parkin was nn honored
Hill. Mrs. .lack Mans-hm and Mrs. uest at a party Kiven by the Kp
I,. P.undy. ; worth league of Ihe First Melho-
I diMt church Tuesihiy evening.
.Misses M'HIing i:nterlaln Marie, son of Attorney nnd Mrs.
The Mioses .M.irgtiret and Klizn -: John Ciirkln. with the other mem-l.-th
Meiling entertained six of hers of the family left Thursday
Their friends at two (aides of hrldne j evening for R:ilem, where they
Wednesday . evening. Hefreshmenls will make their home.
f ieo rrenin nnd eakes were served i The evening was spent playing
PLAINVILLK, Conn.. Sept. 21.
(tV) Tho entire suite of rooms on
thn second floor of the homo of
Oovernor and Mrs. John H. Trum
bull here In being used ns the place
to nssemble giCU which Miss Flor
ence Trumbull has received for her
wedding with Mnjor John Cooddge,
son of former President Calvin
Coolldge nnd Mrs. Coolldge, three
plainclothes men have been placed
near nt hand ns n guard.
The wedding gifts are many and
nf rare vnlue. They will he on
display on Monday for giests nt
the reception, which will be held
in the late afternoon on Ihe lawn
of the executive's home.
Tho gifts Include Inthiucn sever
al hundreds of years old. large
oriential runs and silver nnd gold
tableware. Fifty parcels were re
ceived todny
The articles so far received In
clude five electric toasters, n large
brilliant blue and yollow Chlnene
rug, several fine pieces of nntio.no
furniture and numerous art ob
jects. The glfls wilt be entirely too
numerous to go Into the four and
a half rmm ri part men t which John
and Florence hnve engaged in New
Haven. ' '
John Coolldco, with n grhup of
Intimate friend made his fan-well
how ns n bachelor Inst night.
Tho event took place at the Him
Tree Tnn, nC FnrmlnKton, near
here, nnd was n surprise to the on
nf the former president. He had
decided to foregn Ihe trnditlopal
bachelor dinner, prior to his mnr-riiiL-e
on Monday to Miss Florence
Trnmhull,
Mleven of his friends, however,
decided otherwise nnd arranged a
six-course dtenk dinner In his hon
or. The party was marked hy nn
Informal ntniosphere, nil of Ihe
clients wearing business suits. The
prospect Ive bridegroom was in n
Jovial mood. latiRhlng nnd joking
with his hosts. 1
Division li
('la 7 I Pears
Pl.ites nf Five Pears Kiu;li,
Lyman Hon op, Sa ins Valley:
Heckle, l-nd.
.1. ;. Love. Central Point: Win
ter Nells, 1st and :'nd.
Veritas, MeMiord: Hose, 2nd;
K Ai.jou. 1st; Howell, nd; Winter
N'elis, 3rd: Sickels. 1st.
C. VV. Nichols, Ashland: liart
leit. i.-t: Unwell, 1st.
H. C pest. .Medford: Howell. 3d. '
Mrs. c. HiiKxer. Central Point:
Itartletts. t'nd and 3rd; D'AnJou,
- net and 3rd.
M. F. Hanley. Lake Creek: Hose,
1st and 3rd,
Class 72 PeniM
Single ljiyer Box
I. yiniui Horton, Sams Valley:
Xeel.le. 1st.
.1. C, Love, Central Point: Win
ter Nells, 1st.
Veritas. Medford: Hose. 2nd nnd
3rd: Seckles. L'nd: Itartletts, 3rd;
l'.nj"u. L'nd; llowells, UnU; Win
ter Nelis. L'mi.
i. W. Nichols, Ashland: Bart
It It, 1M; Huwell. 1st; D'AnJou, 3rd
Bisc 1st.
IL-C. nest. Medford: Howell, 3d.
Mrs. C. Hugicer. Central Point:
Pariletts, 2nd; D'AnJou, 1st.
Class "a Pcflrs
Display f Threat Ktaiulnnl Boies,
Not I'ss Thnn Two Varieties
Frank Hammond. Central Point:
Three standard boxes, 1st.
Ci. W. Nichols, Ashland; . Thr.ee
standard boxes, 2nd.
Class 70 Apple
Plato of Five Apples Iacli
M. S. - Nichols, Ashland; New
towns, 1 Ht and 2nd; Delicious, 2nd
and 3rd; Wlnesap, 2nd; Jonathans,
3rd.
Lyman Norton, Sams Valley:
Newtowns, 3rd. -Class
77 Apples
Single ljnyer Hoxeft
Lyman Horton, Sams Valley:
Newtowns, 3rd.
M. S. Nichols, Ashland: New
towns, 1st, 2nd, nnd 3rd; Winter
Hananas, 2nd; Delicious, 2nd;.
Wim-'snpH. 3rd; Jonathans, 3rd.
Claws 78 Applet
Display of Throe Standard Boxov
Not I ess Than Two Vnrletien
M. H. Nichols: Ashland. 1st. ... .
j '
C'lasH 79 Apple
O. W. Nichols, Ashland: Five
standard apples, cup. .
ClUHN 80-R PeacJiofi
George Alford: SI u ira, two boxes
2nd. - .
A. C. Cornelius, Ashland: J. II.
Hale, 2nd. ...
A.' N. Wright, Medford: J. It.
Hale, 2 plates, 2nd; J. II. Hale, 2
boxes, 1st; ElhcrtaR, 2nd; Mulr, 2
plates, 1st; Mulr, 2 boxes, 1st;
Tuscm Cling, 2nd; Late Crawford,
1st; Marly Crawford, 1st.
O. W. Nichols, Ashland: Tuscon
Cling, 2 boxes, 1st;. Klherta, 2
boxes. 1st; Tuscon Cling. 2 plates,
1st; Mlburta, 2 plates, 1st.
A. A. Hunan, 4M ml ford: Klbertn,
L'nd. -
Talent Grange: Tuscon Cling",
L'nd.
C lass RO-C
Lai-ge.st rerfcot Poach Exfaibtt
Llewellyn Banks, Medford, cup.
Class 81 Plums .
Two Tlnlra I'ach, 10 Hptttlnunis
I'lieti, Any Stanilnrd Variety .
Nealon rnnch: Columbia plums,
1st. - 1 ,
nass 82 Gmpofl
James Stewart, Modford: Camp
bell's early grapes, two plates, 2nd.
( lass 8.1 N'nU
M. K. Fosh. Talent: Mayettes, 2nd
Franquette, Improved, 1st.
f : , .
v!1 U
it Ti
""ter finnl(( fnr the Larry nualnted scheme It wa very Vimwuy " Scholar-hip at Cmwervntory 'ne Kuests. They w.-re; CeraMino interesting grimes, alter wnun re-,
,rfPhv. donated to the cessful. , Miss atherlne API,'f,t, w"nj W)inI ll(.,,n received that , L..;ham. Jane Sehmidt. Jeane I'e,-1 tresbments were nerved. A
' the Medford Oolf club f Mrs Jnmes Cnmpbell will ac.'.in pradtiated in elass - rnm l- Miss Aih.(,n rrawfnrd bun won a "'n, llarhara Sander. Mleanor j l.usluess meeting was held hi
hnde nnd held lnt year edit the Colleglnn nnd eontrlhu-, Mniy Academy m lenxe M m.hninrshlp ln open competition , n-yd. Ituth Itamstrom. Mliaheth ; conjunction with the party, dur
ve Wood, were 'plaved to are nsked to remember lh.it j ov nln on the Shasta fo, . e.itt e rntprinff hft VtUyh ron.ervntnrv i Meiling nnd Mnru-aret Meiling. Ing which the following officers
&dno..i.. t- .... ' ...nvln Fehruary. (where she will nttend the tnivri-; MiM rv.,wfnrrt left were elected for th.- coming ytar:
kort ,1,..;', t..mi..ml i "ti rr.skln. charter mem-tty of Washington. ,.,.rentle to continue her mudics : blge nnrl Dance Enjoyed Ivan Crumb, president: Mary Arn-
WEDDINGS
li. . . . '" "'"' " . . . .l.1l nf
r'-t 0-2. Mt-rf .Irti.v Thnmil. hni nnil loiirin ni""" "1 .
fl"l Mrs. V. Vawior, 8r., I cluh. Kiinke on the lly , ' ' ,. cmirr !Jik
"" "urn Futon rtcfciiicd ; the founilinn fi inc i.in ... , T)p M (,,,. jivina niish ami
"'nry ono un on tho lllh unlil Hint nnly tnn of llie man .j 8tot., ,vho hnve ben cm-
rlnlontu hnrt falllMl I" Pa . ' i ... ih.. I'rUnr Ijikl. IiMllII-
fy In the neml-flnnl. rtolit. llenrnl wan pxiirwrt I ,. 'i,,,. thn numnuT nmnlliH, m-
ThompHon drnw n hy.JMrs. Cnnkln nnd Ihp ciun . ,,.,.,, , ,1,1, rly FrMny.
Mis. Slei l" will vHIt friends hrre
P0(l. 3-2. i lo Knlrm. Ii.r..ri rptiirninir to her hulliu III
"fl-iy morning in the fin-1 Mm. L. F. Stewart ana her convi m
after a two ycntV Intensive worlt
under the direction of Hope Itia' k-i
more Wiilett. The latter m.
"Technlqually nnd artistically idnylng bridge and dancing, after
speaking, Medford may well hejv. lib'h refrenhnv nts were served,
proud of one of her own daueh j The Kunts Included Mr. and Mr,
ters - native born as It demun-iToin Hoothhy. Tom Iloothby Jr.,
strates to the musical confer vator- j U'inton Iloothly, Mis fleorKianj
Us of Chicago tho kind of work1 Muiluway and Miw Sibyl HrrcU.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ilolloway ' wplyer, first vire president; Arthur
were hosts to a number of friends j Cook, second vice president; Flor-
f dnesday. The eveninu was cpent ' ence Neiiman, third vice president;
.leanette Trill, fourth vice presi
dent; Helen Power, secretary; Mil
dred Walker, trenxuter; KHzibeth
Fleischer, song leader; I0verett
Cole, sergennt-nt-nrma, anf Joseph
Tower and Wuller buott, planlms.
Jolitis4n Yoiiilff
A very prrtl y wedillng took
tilace Wednesday afternoon. Sen
tember 11th nt the home of IT. M.
Tlrnnhfim and wife, le.7 Klni;
st reef, when John Morton John
son of Junction City, Oregon, and
Miss Mnttd L. Yonnir. nlwo of Junc
tion City, were united in marriage.
IJev. If. M. llrnnham officiating.
Mr. Johnson Is ft contractor nnd i
Miss Young Is nn accomplished
nehool tenehcr. These young poo
Pie are old time friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Brunhnm. . .
F
YORK'S EXPLOIT
FILES A REQUEST
imnOKMXE, MnsH.. Sopt 21
IIP) A n u lot omployo of the Inrook.
lino hluliwuy dopurtment npproooh
od IiIm Hiipi.rlntoniU.nt, with a ro- 1
filioKl for thnn nff. Aslii-d tho rou
Hon, ho rohiotnntly produced A .
lotlor from Army war colloge ak
Inn hint, nit ono of the Aovcn hup
vlvorR of Hornoftnt AWIn 0. York's
famouH exploit In tho ArRonne of-.
Ti-iiho. to come to tho annual Milt- .
tnry Exposition In Washington.
Otln V. Mnrlthcw. tho modest
employe, was, It developed, tho
Corporal Wllllnm 11. Cutting men
tioned In aersoant York's hook. ;
Wounded, he foiiRht bealde tho
SerRoant the dny 1.12 Germann sur- .
rondoroil to seven Amerlenns..
Friends hero never knew until Id
day that Mnrithew wns Corporal
CntllnR.
Mnrithew not only (rot permls- ,
,lon to make tho trip but he'll get
full pay for his services while he
Is nt Washington, his employers
announced. ' ' .
The army Is so nnxlous to hnve ,
Marllhevv present, that tho War ,
department has promised to send
nn nlrplnno to tako him to tho
Capitol.
, 1.1. .
LEirziO IV) Several., palnt-
Incs. Ineludlnir works of Rubens,
Fouerhnch nnd Tlschbeln nnd vnlu- .
ed st $12,000. were stolen trom .
local art gallery,
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