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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORn MATT TRtRI-XR. M KHKORO. ORKfStttT. RI-XIUY, XOVKilBKlt 2-1.. WK vmm five Women's Activities of Legion Auxiliary 'riuiiikiviiu; Mtfilns rlie Xuvemlier business iiicctlntr of the American l.ejiiolt Auxiliary day afternoon. Xuvemlier SI. ut I will tie held .Monday evening m o'clock. ulclit o'clock, t'roniiitnc-s nt' 1,1 " n'ttliii; of liioiize .iml : members will aid in tin- transact-''"Id chrysanthemums, .Mis Dm -1.,.. f business more uulcUly. And ' wc.irins; smart dress of bine pie hu mit'ihiK is koIiik to lie eo m- tlnii that one should not want to miss a-minute of it. An Inieiv estiim "stunt" is premised by th committee and the tsoncr.il pros ram will center around tho holi day. At adjournment the Auxil iary will join tho Legion for re freshments and social hour. Don't miss the fun! IINtory Study Club The Auxiliary History club an t. imumtMl at the Me-n.h.y evening mnntintr 'I'm. tftEnl Mondav on tin- month hun been tentatively j wh rtfd fop Hh tiioetii't;.''. I t makes a month of Mondays Oiled : with Auxiliary work. The regular Auxiliary meetings being the sec ond and fourth Mondays, the Sew ing eiub the first Monday and now .the History club the third, Monday, 'Hum the members enn not torget their Auxiliary dates. Just remember Monday. Hvery member will fit Into some form of the work m "find your Mon day' and lie happy in your chos en division. .vt ' 1 . 1" v.,,,-! no-nJers. renexvals. and reinstate-1 monts. the army of workers fit-1 i.uw w p v .. - , ... .. - ' . . .i..t.. t derful response to the drive and .w . jue 01 i ue nirg-.Ht uiuwiuu n - n - . that there are i: boost no members t -j!ir mtings of the vear was hel l I who are leaving their dues asj.u tho .iarkson school building on j lote an the firat of the year. Jlany I Ki ld.iv afternoon. The program who beraiiw tluy are too far out I (,,,,,,,(,..,,,,1 1f sehool music, that hr.d of town or oth.-r hati.lieai nrej, n t,-..tiioil In regular wlto.il imaldi! to tit tend many meel ins . 1 wurit. The elanses fiiriiislilin; the dtlriliK the year ae m iidlus- I 1 voi-.-tt nuniher.- were Miss Mefol - heeks so that they may add Im- j ( r,lf.s. Miss Mnettiven'a Jietus to tlio cowl work already i 3. u r.tlis. am Mrs. I,ind!ev-s filee being done. I ,.l, f Hie fourth, fifth ami sixth The hosiill.il committee has just I , sent ill lilleumonia jaeUels to the IioKiillal in 1'orl liiuil ami aim 1 linn 1 Welfare committee has just .finish-! cd nighties for the tuiihans anil fhe rize, an enlerlitinment by the children of hospital patients. To ! defeuted Hide, wns won by Mrn. carry on this work money Is need-! wells' group. cd and the-membership money )hI yjrr. c'.. Q. I'Alblnl gave tho used for just such ciises. fart of;clv eomiell. it stays here, pail to slate ami I jtr!!- llanvood has been apiioint pnil to 'nalional rehabilitation j c( t0 gather up all the clothes work. Think what a journey j people will not care for. nml eon your money may make before It j tribute and ilistribule them to the turns Into - n piece of shoo or,n,r(y 0f the school, warm coat to h-clp some little j Afler other business was taken child last the winter thru. Any(.rc of 11 count for the nriw on es-t:ervlce man may be smldenly ; attendance was made and it was incapacitated and leave his fam-jfomu that Miss Mas Ninon's room Ity for the hospital or the great. s to receive the flag. 'cyond. Now Vnld Auxflftlry comes tlio T.cgiuu to""'bare for" "Ills family. It may be only to title over a week or so, it might be for quite a long time and they can accept tills help and not feel It as charily. Your membership money has greal possibilities. The Auxiliary is sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. Mary Web ber, one of ils members, and hopes for her speedy recovery. Appointments, Mrs. it, ' A, liolmed, 129 North Onkdale, &SS-W has been made flower chairman. I'lcnsc report ilines. etc. to her In tho future. Mrs. J. II. IJryant has accepted the office of contact officer for the Child welfare work. She has interviewed the U'gloii service of ficer and has made a number of calls ami llivesllgaiions this last week. The I'risi illa Circle of the 1'iivt M. l' church will meet Willi Mrs. II. W. Hall at 2 Kdwards street on Wednesday. Tlecemher -tth. GIFTS IN SILVER Most Selective of Stock Will Be Found at Larry Schade Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 Miss Aiwl Dink Weils Amlrt'tv Wurtx Hero. An outstanding ..elal event id llii' past week was? tJio marri-iire f Miss Ansel D.ivls. daughter of Sir. :imt Mrs. Seutl Davis, mid AmlrcA Jurksmr W'urls, which ivt.s siili'iiic. ized :it tin- heme nf "tile britlf's jiar- en' f.cnev.i avenue. Tliuvn- transparent trimm it with I'rentt fhw'iti mul wan an uiuisnuliy attractive In hie, She eaniytl a hmiiuet of nwi't'1 ptim and ro' buds. Tho dining room ami tMtf were thuratetl -with carnations ami rosebuds hi phik ami rofe shades. The lieveren.l Claude Piittfi. jtiistnr of the Presbyterian churcn, h f fief a let!, and there were n m- t'iHti'.!U. Only the limm-tlla'.. tamiiy ami a nw eiose memi wert Invite., to the weddltm ami mfmmui re.-,.thi, vvhh h follmve,. Mr. and Mrs. W lifts left by 11m tor Thursday evening for Otlifn nia where they attended the same between Stanford and the Viuvei sity of California Saturday, To day they are being entertained at the home of Mrs. Wurts' mother.' Mrs. Iteva Wurts. in Oakland, Cnl. j A large group of .relatives and friends were expected to attend this affair. . During the next ten days the 1 newly married couple will visit various CuliCornia cities before re- turning to Atedford wnere they Will he at home to friends Kast : Jackso" ''L. Meetitw rrkhty .IncksotivMIe t - urvm - (ee - rt t . ( One of the InnrcKt attended ree- report of the memliersliill ,riv ot.t.lo lit. lhf. I.e.. le.-itl. . jrs. Nichols ami Sim, Wells. jXh-S- m.o'tip adjourned to the town hall where the members were treated to "the pie of the season" by Chairman Mrs. lloseb'jry and iter assistants. Alpha Delta .Members Cnthrr at lavl.x Home, Thlrty nieiubers of the Alpha . Delta society met at tne mime of Airs. J. F. Bnvis Thursday after noon, games befng tne tnversion. Mrs. Bigger. Airs. V. AV. Williams and Airs. Everett Knds assisted tho hostcsF. A surprise fenturo of the party was the hujie birthday cake cele brjifinf? the birthday anniversary of Airs. Carmen Alell. The next meeting of the Alpha Deltas will he in the form of a Christmas party Wieks, nt the home of Airs, I Joy tl Ati Ti i.. Rnv was an- pointed chairman for the holiday ........ i ' " j Benson 'Dancers at Fox Craterian ' Medfinil llieatregoi.rs at the I tis Ciateriait last .night, were lvon their first demonstration of tlm new ItrettL.tway dance, so popular In soiilltcrtt California. The (lance, given as a part of it short program presellleil by the Kvc ItcBson danc lug ttcadetny, will be presenleil again ttinlglit and was presenleil the first time Thursday evening. The fiittr girls taking part In Ibis number were l.a Murle ileck. Helen McAllister, Louise Hart ttnil l;nro thy Ilttrgcss. In n specftil tup number, Barbara Hciin, Shirley lnt Kngel, luirliara Frauklltt bjuI Hue l.er'evre took part. The girls. all displayed good dancing form ttttd were heartily encored. They also gave a short presentation nt lo- j day's mutinec. Mrs. .1. T. Itoiirduiati. of Mc t'loiid. Culif.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wliltlock. of 31K Austin street. .Mrs. Itoardman plans to speml several months in M.-.lf.ird. Our Personality Portraits Speak for Themselves See Us Now For Your Appoint-ment-FIVE Weeks Until XMAS Shangle Interests and Activities Mrs. Chapman President of Women's Club I'hoto by Whangte. Mrs. Afaml l. Chapnum. At ra. Alaud l-U Chapman presf- (lent of the llKnl jjUH,iess and Professional Women's club, and office manag for the AUCDidy- I j Daniels Insurance -agency.' has ! I been yreatly instrumental in se- j M ! I.wH'.....l tt.fl ni.inlln" 1 ' . - ta - e for the 13. state conven- tirt Business and iVofesskmal j " - I 'rhl' lnin FMss clul Im eoonera- . t,"-' wl"' -"dforil In formulntine , t'lans for entertaining at least Sitlf j j ,ui"l'!"i women of Oregon in ail- j jditioli to a number of mitlmml of-j ficeis mill oilier OHt-nf-tiile tifft- , I ,!l',s w!,u "l'l 111 Medfot-d j for the convention to lie held somelljiie 111 .May Rosa Blackmore Willett Entertains Recital Students h most enjoyable time wtm sia'tit nt Crowstm's cafe hist Tuesttay cvnnins by tho pupils of ltusa i Uliiclimorc WtUett, nfter btoiidcaHt- ItiK n fine proKiiim front the Wed foiil Bttttllo in the Chiltlets block by remote contrul over station KMKD for the California Oregon Power company. "There )h a sense of keen rivalry between tho pupils, of the Medfnrd and Grants Pass studios, but the feeling is so KirlsnmnMke and so fiietttlly that It is it groat pleas tne"says Mi's. Willett, "to enter tain these, ycuniff people after re dials." TIihki' enjoyiiii; Mrs.' Wlllelt'8 hoKiiittiifty last week were itorcen laiveretlu, ICililli ilndgkins, CnroI Daughctly, Jean heverette, Jenn Woodl'ord. !,eon;t Dattgherly, (ler- tl.m0 Hog0 Uii Geot'Blaim litis- hoiik of Aledforu, and Altmelit ! Murkle anti Mitxhto Martin of Grants Pass. t'hib Stme Praetiee U. 1 Y. Club Almitlay ' ! : ; K i far- yn I I ill iM-ltw Members of the Dusiness ami j visor, of rortmna, was iew nt, fUint of ;ivW Athletic asaoeia Professional Women's eiub will j ami several from Ashland, Taten, j (l(m smt ym -vaUer Jmtes is meet Aiomhiy evening nt thn home of Ir. 11. C. Atnlholiand, 3Ji JierK- eley Way. nt 7:3. ! . The nurnose. of the meetlntf is ! to piaetiee eiub sonus in breara-jht tlnti fur (he eonventlon ttt 4re hei.l here In .tunc. Iloth old and neiv laeiubers are urged to be prewn! its other business matters will be I ,ii-,.n. ,i. ' ' I A 20 PRE-HOLIDAY REDUCTION Studios Phone 1308 Wenonuh t'lnl Kiitt-rUtituut ly Mi. Harriet WttNm Mrs. Harriet Watson entertained the Wfinmah club t her home on Haven street. Tiiutday afternoon. Pom tables of Tirta were eii.veti. PI tF t fiv i'A w as a vva r tl ed M rs. Iluld Thurman and consolation to Mrs. Ara iiinabarger. ' Itefreshmeiits were served by i (he hits; ess. agisted by Airs. Fred-, I rfea Olaiiseiick and Mm. Ivsther ; IViutie ' Airs. ii:tkis Kutertain ' lor Air. Votttey Iitm Honofinu: Mrs. Vtlmv ljxo, f Seattle, Wn.. Mrs, l 15. Hakiiw : ' entertained informally iA h-r honve i KrUiay uigiit. ' Thse who enjoyed the party i were the honor guest. Airs. Uixmu . Mrs. litmeri layie. Airs, hut t1-" etricg. Mrs. i-.rnest Smith. Mrs. M. I-.. l.anHTt. of .Mei om.i, t;Hti.. house gm-st of Airs. Hawkins, and the hostess. 1 hlHihlc t'lnb t'tmttdete iitt for WtMMli'ruft Home t Chrysantheutum Circle Thijnide : eiub. XelghbtK's of Woodi-ratf, Wednesday p. m., with Xeighbwr 1 Ktet! jMHterson. 1 The afternoon was Kpent in sew tins social iwwraum ituilt to be sent tu the Woodcraft! Home was completed. . ; At the ehese of the afternoon. ! Neighbor Anderson was ftAdsiti j by Neighbor Nellie (Ubson in serv- lug delieimis iefreshments, The next meeting of ihe Thlmbtu wilt he nt UM'Jwnr of Neigh- hor Haxel Kry. 40 t biuret Mreei, . ott December 4. themum Circle NelghborR of .Woodcraft will convene in th I. i t.i. v. p. nun ill i . ' he nominulion am! elec-iioil of of 'he j f fers for tin cumins 'ar. and will filuo he soeial evening. 1 visltlif-.iletehliors tlvlns in (,itf(ir(1 ar(I VxtomlMl a cor.ti.it !n- if n -,wt Ofiieer AllriMl , t, NVIgMmrs MftllliR ,,,, nuir.sil.iy evenhiK the Uoy-.il Xeiglilinrs held an Interesting mi,,,tm. (He W. O. V. half wftlt a proci-am Hmler the dircclliiti cf : !! oracle.' Mrs. Hhhiey, as ful ' lows: I'iauo solo, (lenevieve jltrown. A group of girls gave part of i sketch entitled "Mix Well and Stir.". They did this to create in terest and later the whole nlitv will be given at tlie JSaptiKt church. Mrs. Heinle rend two piitems entitled. "The Pilgrim Father," and "Thanksgiving Turkey." Mrs. Ida Hambiin. tile state .sun ervlsor for bolt Idaho 11 ml Ore gon was present, as was also Mm. Anna Ktallsmitti, district deputy of Itoval Neighbors. ' . . ' The Medford members Wrvd rcfreshmeiits. There was to have been a danee.; Ihe first of tt series, but ft was postponed. Out-of-town guests were from Ashland, four: Talent, five: Jack sonville, eight: Salem, to. ' " . ..,. . 1 I! . , The iloval Xeluhbors met j rennhtr Hesshm Uttrsttfiy nif'ht Uhe W. W, hail. Mrs. Ida Hambiin, state MupF-j JarKaimvilte nnct .saiem. Aiier business Hcsshm, Airs. Hambllu Rave a talk e xplaininK the ehanse In work made at the eonxenthm Alluneatdts. , A nrisram ntul refresh tit ettts foifowetf. The lodge Is planning on giv lug n benerit cafeteria (tinner inj two weeks, - - - ON Outer Wearing Apparel Coats, Ensembles, Dresses, Hats . All Velvet gowns and suits less one-third OTmLUlifNil U B.fiOFFMAw - Mtorono, omeaoN An Ideal Christmas Gift Your Photograph We have the experience and can give you THE BETTER KIND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW ANDERSON STUDIO 128 E Mais Wedn'day Study Club Listens to Paper on Japan Tb Weduerdtiy Study eiub held iti iti;iji;ir meeimji at the iibrury on Wttitt'sd;tv, Xovemi-r Aftt'i- the bulne-SH meetjssg, ihe jftudy tf J;ijun wast eoittimi'd. Mrs, W, Crews gave a wty Sii- tcrcssiriy status i pajKT Oil the Ki'tHiititiU' -iajKiij ! -regard ty iin- anee. agriculture ami ctiitmeret She yid in part: This "most faseinatijig ruuntry if the wurid" presints u tjuaint f mixture of the mtniiaevui ami lstuted frtvin the ttoHd i ,m,,i, .. ... fw tlVt.r thlte eeiithries, Jsipajj j Jms sim.e iu,t. ;tJjri..lf.;lIJee beeiut , .., j.,.(S,ivjlf iiatiiu and an itx- dii.tf i,ii jmHvr iu the Kiuue C sixty ;iis. It lias Ijs-en Us stute whi h hast iH'i n1 main?y vespoitsi ide fr new industries. Textile ,;. irm and steel works ship . railways, banks and slups- t vul.tj, j Ilui-K have ht-en established atsd ! operated by It.' A natural ron- f tM absjsmsr hns bei a great inereas' In weaiUi and tovi In the fntlUKtrfn! ami ecoimiideal classes. ' Agriettiuiro remains the tmsU of activities and the chief ueeupu - jtitm of n.nrfy htitf the twuuhttloit. in sjiilc or J.iiKtn's (treitt lmts- in tie same letghtioi htwit. tHiit dereloi-ment. The use H mttehitier;.- is unknown t the ma- j 5(r ,, Vr!S! t.m, Kiwfuill jority of farmets and the Imeti-; st,.tKt tt1, Thuttfcssivitis hwtittuy slve cultivation of the fieid htlK,B rvfe,Uv near Kuswif. Jietfovuied hy hum! with metlHstH; T retetutitius those of their un- eestwrs. , -Japan is the largest and most j Impoi-taiit -silk producing country I of the world. Mrs. P. K. Itntet lilM-usseii the silk Industry Hi pleasing and interesting manm' Pictures were presented and the fas-iiiunng stwvy ot ttie situ, worm, its fiH'tiiiig. tieiicaie muiire anil . eonilntions eare dejjis ssdel till the thread btn-uiiies rea-y tor ns? Abo-ut tw hnudred guests cn jottt'tiey to Jiie miii, interested ; y thv, . MHi refresh everyone. mv.a AJ sjsstdirsi's A merlea n Kinpire Tle iaK'lst invasion f the V&i-l teti; Htates. f the startltpR Kite of th artielo In the current nntnhr of. Harper's by Aiarctts iHiffieh5. The senuU has passed a reaoiti- i thm ealllug for tiiformatiim on i Fascist aetiviiies In the United States on accousst of Ihiit ttrticler which was reviewed Uy Airs. H. Wortman in a concise manner. Airs. 2dge ot Akronr Ohio was a guest of the cinh. At ttlfeh SethMi-t I'arrj-. , It"1 was amateur niKht ai Ihe hlvif, sehool, fsymnashmj , FHany j!lKfirwlses? members of the Sirh' Atltfrtic association entertained their mothers with r party, vaude vl He trj'-ouis Mng the highil of the prosram. Fethnvlng the siaea perform ances the Rirls ami their nsetfrers cftyert tianeitss aurt refrirshtsienJs. Aii slo was furuisherf by hrt tilrl league orchestra, which is made up tjf the AIIrscj Helen Wilmm. I Alarjraret and tfltiise Ossenhrngife, i Aiarjraret nml Winifred Warner, JAarothy.aml Afaxlne rittinger, mm rormhy Whiitftm is nresK their ntivisor, Mr. R Aiiiy Whiiiide wlm iwts been, the fiiest vf Atrs. It Hey I. I ienson for several days, hatf re tnviied I her home at J.s Ati Kies. Mrs. Whltfjde was a farmer bJejd SiedtMS'd Jimi is really pleased with its grtnvfti in the wist few years. - Phone 733-Y Stiimie Iarsy ui I!hh-hK ir Mi Cut her tm Vaiki'. A urjirit' pirSy arid iUuiHT .is givt-Si iss hfKs-r tt Als's. t'iviiss'iise Vaiillif at ib- tssm--f ht ? t.'ij5uer. Mr. Itavisumd Fih. n Thiiisday nitzhl this w'k- Ars, Vaninki1 Unuuity Irvt-d in Nnvj-th llhm'(tis distsieU but in iVii'iit yi-:afi mtived iK ,tiv U".z. K'MiUivnLi, vlun she mvv sjjiiks's: her hhif. . she- hus bvs vtUiug- rt-latK'ei uiii frii'itiis hte ;;i!i-e .Vay. but est- ss t rujsfs to her ht:mi' m i.ts Atigeh's aiMui the i';r-t of the tttth, - Hrimi?s tcltit wer uia resbls'nt tf the mrth lrhtuJs tiistrit-t ut t he-time- Atrs, Vaitivke was, and a few ot her re ia fives wht temled the jiHi'iwiii' arjy nd dlnser were: ; Air. and Air.. I, a taster, ft K;ig ie I'mw-u Air. itnd Airs, Mimer ".fcii tiers t Mettfo-t-a: Mm. Ktt Asjdei slt Kari Aitd'ifii, Air. aiui Miv. Ai, K. Hheet.v and daughter Kh'a sr, tf Xstrth (htiiis; Atr. itml , A i, A rt K hnehusnmer Air u iui Airs. Clyde Vtitiiig. a ad tiaugiiter, Appietcatec Mr. atid Mrs. 1 A. !-ftKe-r and Iviva Carter, if lhs-ji- i.v ; Ai n?. t 'at iserme Va n I y S; e, the guest f iiiiiicm, and the host ami i htifstis. Air. iiml Aii"s, ilay mtiid! 1 Kkiu . r Aftec a dvbsditjui iUnrifi. to i nhU'H eaeb tr thv Jrfdle. presses t rrihnui dish, tin- . limg wk twBt hi visaing ami taik- ms tvvtn. tvttt tmies, reviewing the? ; mmiy sueh gatherings and gmni times tSse' tat tu"' wftffe a!E itvtif ciHtii tielil l-iijiyabk IJiim- Vvitttiy itcHlrtjt- A moHt ciiiyjiiiie siam-c. which will In followed iiy iithcis at reg ular intervals, was given Friday Jcventne at the W. O, W. halt Siy the Yeoman lodiic, The social sitiiervlsor of ilanccs, VIviriu Norman Ksirtsi, vas present ami fotmd very tittle to 1 crlttefettf. J f (((t mlhmt in,mm Snl.. m&lt speut the week-end with her utueie and aunt, Mr and Airs. 1L f Wfriiii. :;y;::4y -&y!H sfrif . f'ftf - Vl? selected this beautiful Dolly Madison silver for her new home VjTny ... tnMtie , , , in T fr. Irttt Kfiftt Mttrfht i tmwt fMiglttfstt yttg IttltfssPK ttt -tttfli: Ktrfcfy, Atttl Iter ttaturul rttifrm atttt tttt crrtttg ta-te give the (Mttln-tH tf hf Hew tomtit as Htiwsintl litt!iittit e in Iter iwrge tirt'te of frtt-mls.' - t Itt (Im t ltanttttt httcFtars tiittt hhe ttj itat(Kct there ere decorative iiitHt tif ttrtLtiig ettlitr fHitibittti ... nitt'rti Quttttty Jewelry Main mi Fir Fair Edited By Irene DeLosh Social Events of Church Societies ViiKm la? t ttitim-t Tii:iik S-yh. The WeitiaiiH lUbie t'is-s ai tie- sn-!;vi assii bi!-.irss in t!( i hos e h jsiiS'hs's TuvUks Hii-'-i ?i'-is at Z:'.UK It M!ii iw a i ita?i!viv iu atid praiw jijeetjjji:. Airs. Clismb Porter wili ieiid the E vtbmtl and mts service. Aiss. A. ii t 'iemeiit xxiH give a ptoer ti ugs tf rmlse uiot Jhe t onvptvs r uud Airs. Kdn.i iw..-s vvii5 siii Ati meiiiiu-Fit alid tJa-ir tri ads use htviied. I ri-vj iiia Cireh ItrM lm In t Wt ilutwhiv. The Prit-rilUt t'hvh uf th Cii-E Ai. K, eiiureti met lit the t hnnit iKii h'V whh a eiver ti-tii'ii iaa. ii etm Veiestiuy nana, Xt ei:b-r "?ssh, A vf en io'Vable ihiie w,s spem; with twenty -tme jaemhers ami i'ear v isifwrK present. The ai'ieriiotm was taken tip iy ih isissssess sesbsn. Ai 1 v- . Ux k. tbt- meeting was etsiJed t 5rtiifr Uy she tvri'sJsfent, Sirs. bl ; lnieis, Air. Chas. Ckirk h;tvh;g' ( rv j.Vv vf t:w. ptbv the At it ehiaiei" e ttomutw Atr:f. i r whim hdbe- i oraver pray. Aficr 5ttt httsin.ss hmtr ait cxpeil - run. sot itt! wits then held, ea. h tiieuilH.r relutinj; htiw they earae I their ttoUar. t. Joe llanlff present a 'i'haiii,sgiv-!iig game, the t.rixc be- tag won by Mrs. I.. Whillock. The meeting closed w ith spreches from the visiting mrmiters, mimj s.tllv r circies. The tiidbs' a: Swh-tj uf the Pirst At. ehurerf will meet in reKu3ar "ibmte-Com.ng;" in the chutfii parbsrs Tnesday Jifterimtm. The Mast Khle Clr l wili have iharge of the ejstertaiument. iir. wejeome. - St. Marks Ctfitrf i Vis - PI tutting Party; Ott ife'cemr 1 the Eftcffrif of Hi. Atitik'a guild wI itttvi oe &f their; n; cosih! ... , . , . sspuar carsl: partes. - : Ott this same tlatc Osey wtlt also I Hay .Mora n Kim a Imsines vU luthi their attntiat Inmiar. This is itor in the shuts ttietropotta last n ifft n fhiUnr hrtzaiir. so there wek. A distinguished bride of Seattle - Louis Keith Martin ittttt praftriBs, fttrttttttte, Btitijttfly licttttttfttl j s j ami im her tfttttttg (itlilc, ilylwan; f Ctiriiam Sicr ftti ta the Ht-w It!!y M.nii.-iiti jiattcnt. TttU ttrautiftii tEc-sign, together with rttuity rtttcr CJtrlttsttt jiattcins is mw on Sij!ity tit tr sltjfrf. Ami a you examine tiicttt fc y tp-tr-wff vt v,ill Im ticitghtett that in many f the Ittvel'tfst ttttTBs jott may cliottse jUilMare Vittft Ifiits are to tttutcil t a it' ut mmterttle ett. ; . , . -.- : t ifif? fif lliir WP&IICC4 Prices lotelttgetti Seme Established 1808 ,,..J vwiJl be uKia within the- rtmtfe of t-xf'cy itif's ptfi-ke-f bik. Thtri wtft ult lwi u Emi itie tu jdsasc rc ntetiiber tUe dates. itttiij t-etttt tinlden Link t the rddt-n Links eiass tf tfns CSit ll-fptit tburt-ii was held at the r'.-M-mf (; AIts. Frank !tttt- " X i St.ii s; :-tre-t Tmtrty .ti'Si'iiwti Xv. Jst. A wry pivasant uftertiotn wa.-t S5ii.d hy the tv. (y-f ive iattlea ;jril lisree eiiibirt-f present. Mr, M I lat Will Kitteptwtn f'ajuNt Mb itttutry Stwiety, Airs. K. Praxee wilt Iw h&-t- it-ss fr tht tiVifs AU:sitnar St-eb-ry of the PhsJ ll;piKs ehEjrrh at I i Af fi Uity st rf . Tnestf ay r XtuvetffJ er mJitt. at t. m. Tht firt 'vxU tiikins pfcte the t ftiag-.- praytr mettmt : e-.mteet'd with fhe evungellstfce me-tig ht id at the Chrt tkfpttfrf t'hiffh. tr. (I, ti. l-mghk(H wtlf : h-;td the servb-e. Aa latt ie--tiLC program n Jt- tn w " It,fIwn- .viiss: j,vy tcttso-vit, a mtssrtuw ry at J.tpan, whit is; rt'tumintr the slates and is txpeeJetJ ttt kind in tcm pVaiif-tsctt Xvember 2-.' She- will spemt u f w days wltit hey mother, Atrs. lUissett. and stsSer. Atrs. t tt. ttske, w Mecf- ft-U'tl. It Is hoped she tu&y hC- t meetiHg-. ; t"'tal ctimmtttce. Jtn, Shaft, r and Mrs. W. J. Craw- iri(. , - Weddings Harohi f-Tdward Tofe anI Affsjt Fxmit lielie iteotns, ifih f Afett- frd, were- united in marrhte urdy after nwit by the Her. ly Aiexunder tl UvtiztrtU in the pa rftage. Wit nesw. Atetbmtist it, the eer.'!iy wfw th? twst j mwthcrs ritf the efmiruetlftK p4trtie3, I Sirs. 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