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Pupils Please with Piano and Dance Recital Hum ding room was tit a prem ium Tuesday night at Kt. Murk' Pari!. ITall, when Mis. 17. 13. Ooro, ulano teacher, ami Miss Jtutli itayjle huy, duncing teacher, pro tfwitcil groups of pupils from their oIasni8 In recital. Tlie popularity mid. efficiency of cliias piano work. was bhown by Mih. Gore with a elans of children running from five to eleven years of aye, nil of. whom played the small cluHsics with case, clarity of touch and beauty of tone that U h prophecy .of keen imislcinn.shi! and ability to play in tho future. It h u pleasure t,o note the ad vancement of tho Junior high and h it'll nehuul aKcd-'pupilN ninco they U4ro..hiit heard In pujillo recital ahout(8fx months ngo. Miss Luy Introduced two en .sinbles In the- popular "breaka way" and tap dancing that were characterized by precision nnd grace of movement, and that aluo showed tho dance to be a natural outlet for the expression of the youthful feeling for melody and rliytJini. The solo dunces wercjy Jane ,Antle, . Kosu CI ore, Ih'tty . Johnston, Frank to Itinubuiger and Kthet Chord. The program: First Part Ityihmic Ff-i-llng -r v'Military March." Schubert; Dorothy llur gos. Dorothy Gore. "Swaying Pines." Mnttlngly: Frances Port. "Tho Harp." Mac Lachlnn:- Kloise Brownlee. "Ughtly, Row." (folk song); Helen Cox. Tone Quality "Ding Dong Hell. "Brother .John.", attributed to. J. M. VIlllaniH: f Ttoger . Olmshicd. "Colonial ; "Minuet,".' -..WnnsboroiiKh; Hlehard Schuchard. t :A Little Cirey Owl," "Drifting," Gaynor . Itlake: Jean Pease. "Klf and Fairy." Itentley; Dorothy Cox. -Melody and Appreciation "fled Howes," Kern: t Gerald, Keee. WhIU, Sclilelt: I-aVorne. McCtilloch. "Kittle Song." (priuio) Orohy Adams; Waltz. fpiimo) ' Crosby Adams: "Two Minuets," Haeh: "Wavelet." Paldi; "(ioodnlght Lit tle Love," . Gaynor; Louise Keesee. "Itabblt Revels." J.. M. W,: How ard !0 rover ; "Tarantolle." Heller; Serenade,, Schubert; Dorr Barrett. Allegro iti G 'Minor, Heller; Rosa Card,.; . Second Part "Polly;" Hetty Johnston. "Tap Andalusia;" -Frankle Kin abarger. . Walts', ,Uv:, .Ia.no, ,Antle,. Dorothy luno Walters. "Z'ob Dell' ' LnntlV Luby Stone',' Mary ICate'AValtern; "Japanese Hiude," Poldiui; Dor othy Palcy. "Maurka," Ileitis; Hetty Ann l'horndyke. 1 "Hunt Song,". Ileitis; Gwendolyn Krous. ....'. "F 1 r s t Toss," S e h u m a n : "Naughty Roy," Emm; Dorothy Gore. . "Pickaninny Dance,"- Wriuht : Say "Merry Christmas" With a Hi "1- Wjki MakYiivl:hc Wm iiwcikwsek llffell 1'crfcct Itiamoml King ' - AW'T' $35.00 Quality Jewelry . Main and Fir Fair Prices ; Lee Port. i "Honey;" Kthel Chord. j "Rreakaway;" Mary KdmiMun. Helen Kdinision, Dorothv Palev. j Frances Moiler. Ruth Deinoresi. Carvel Itoamev, Janet Wray1 Smith. Reriha Crane. . "German lCecenirir;" Rosa Gore.' "Steppln' Along;" sanio . on- semblo as ''Rreakaway.' ! Dance numbers, i Thin Part "Will o' the Wisp," Rolfe; Joan DeLosh. j ''Wiirriur's Song," Heller; Dor othea Wilson. Second Mazurka," Godard; Ray i Lewis. Paderewskl; :JDorothv RurircMM. "Ghana." Heinz; Wihla Hewitt. "Orientalc:" Jane Antic. '-"Pony Roy." Janet Wray Smith, Dorothy Palcy, Helen FMmlston, Mary Kdmiston. - Carvel - Roajnes. Ruth Demoiest. Rosa Gore. Dor othy Gore. Mildred Reynolds, Phyllis Preston. Zoo Dell Unit is. Ktliel Chord. Retty Johnston. Max Ino Vauu'hn, Frankle Rinabarger. June Williams. Dance numbers. ' P. V., O. Members Kiitei'tnliictl . At . C Gultl berry Homo Members of the A. A. Chapter of P. K. O. met at the home of Mrs. C. C. Goldberry in Central Point Wednesdayafternoon nnd enjoyed an Interesting educational program which included a resume of what the organization had done nnd Its plans for the future. Guests included Mrs. Bennett, formerly of Bremerton, Wash., mil Mrs. Young of Bend. ' Mrs. C. D. Thompson was chair man of the meeting. Following the program and business sessjon the ladies were served refresh ments. The next semi-monthly meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. I-:. K. Kelly, 911 .-Quen Anne, December 10. Lady Klks Kitjoy Meeting nt Temple Lady Klks of '1 Medford took charge of the Temple Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock, when they amused themselves with either bridge or pool, according to pref erence. Following the games re freshments Vere served by hc committee. Those acting as hostesses for the affair were Mrs. L. Rundy. Mrs. E. C. Gaddls and Mrs J'. . W. Mitchell. High bridge score was held by Mrs. John Rarneburg and the pool prize went to Mrs. Ben Mohler. '' 1-isterii Star Patron Honored at Dljiner. C. N. fulyt who recently re turned .from St. Martin's' Springs In ' Washington, t whcl-'c'itf: recup erated from a severe attack of rheumatism, was honored by the. Inen! chapter , of Eastern Stars Wednesday evening, when a din ner., was given in the Masonic hall by, the officers of the,, organiza tion. Thanksgiving decorations Were used to add a nolo of "gaiety to the occasion,' and tho evening was spent In playing bridge. Around 26 ntended the dinner. vLl Intelligent Service Established 1908 1 iwti)ytt)A Students Home for Holiday Festivities ; Home, to spend Thanksgiving ! j holiday.s.und attend various dances Thursday nnd. Saturday nights, j most of the following students from Medford,., who ftro attending either the 1'nlvorsity of. . Oregon or tho Oregon State college 'will be returning to school today: Miss Klizaboth Swigurt, O. S. C; Jas per Reynolds, U. of. O.: Forrest Pickett, O. S. CV, Rcrnl and Jack Hughes, U. of O.; Havoid -DeVoe and John Green leaf, O. S. C.;, Sully Roberts. (). S. t; Al Stohr, U. of O.; Rill Morgan, U. of O.; JohnJ Green, O, S. C. , ,. Ctniuu Roberts, a student ' In commerce at O. S. C, is Kvendiim the Thanksgiving holidays with h-T parents, lr. and Mrs. Frank Rob erts, on South Newtown. The Misses Anila and Fdna Mohr and a friend. Miss Champ lln. of San Dieo. Calif., all of whom are, attending the University, of Oregon, spent Thanksgiving week with ,M,r. and Mrs. Em'.t Mohr. .- , Mr. and Mrs. A. C. riubbard haw for their guest this week their son Chester, who Is attending the Ore gon State college. Chester is pres ident of the 'Sigma Nu fraternity and will nttend the national con vent ion In Chicago, December 1 9. and will visit other eastern and southern cities. Leo Glascock and Ralph Bailey arc among the college Htudents from O. S. C. who spent Thanks giving day at home with relatives. Rill Purdin, a student at the U. of O.. spent, the past week en l with relatives. Cliff Garnell. a junior football siar of U. 'of O.. 'enjoyed the fes tivities of tho past week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Garnctt, and friends. .. . . . The Past Matrons club of Reames chapter' will hold Us De cember lumheon at Hotel Med ford at 1 o'clock .Monday, All members nnd visiting past matrons are cordially Invited. Mid'l.I;'IAy11Iiim8 and son,' Gordon, spent' Sunday with Mrs. Williams' sister. Mis. M. K. Coe and family, and will return homo today to Klamath Falls. ' . ' '- Mr, and Mrs. .1. R. Lillle and family and Mr. A. W.'Siilllvum of Klamath Falls spent Thanksgiv ing with Mrs. A. AV, Sullivan-find daughter Cennil. of this city. Business meeting of the Row ent . Circle No. -1128 will meet with, the president, Mrs. Sehrccen gimt ,nt iiOU North' Riverside, Wednesday, December 4th at 2 o'clock. . Diamond ling! PERFECT DIAMONDS In beautiful setting! as low as $25-00; ' AND UP Longine Watches Price at Low as The Latest In 'Elgin and Hamilton Watche( BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS! 'i ; r Society Personals 1 L Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Wurts. returned to this city Fii- i day evening after a honeymoon trip to Los Angeles and other Cal ifornia cities. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Oatmau. tf Portland, visited Medford relatlven early In the week. The Oatmanx were returning to their home fol lowing an e-xtenslvo motor trip through California, Arizona, and Utah. - - Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Allen wore dinner hosts Thanksgiving day-to Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Hamlin. ' . Mrs. Catherine Law Is In town from her ranch near Rogue river spending the Thanksgiving holi day week nt the home of her daughter. Mrs. It. L. Rarto on West 2nd street, Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Goodlow and small son left this morning for. Rose burg, w h e re t h ey will ma k e their homo, Mr. Goodlow- hnvltm been transferred to the Rosoburg division of the California Oregon Power company. Mrs. Goodlow has been employed at Sinclair's store in this ally for some time. f -4 Dr. and Mrs. I. H. Gore nn.l young son Kdward, and Mr. und Mi's. Lee F. Smith, were dlnpci guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ray Sunday. The regular meeting of the boar.l of directors of the V. W. C. . will be held In the club room on Monday afternoon, December 2, at two-thirty. Elmer Oatman leaves this week to spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Tnn Kennedy In San Francisco, lie will also visit In Los Angeles nnd other cities. Mrs. Harry Wilson, "who has been 111 at her home on Oak street, was taken to Sacred Heart hospital Monday for treatment. Mrs. Richard liazcltlne of Salem, returned to her home today after spending several days In Medford as the house guest of Mr. nnd Mrt r. H. Beckmnn. Miss Geraldine Madden., of San Francisco, will nrVlve here today to spend a week visiting at the home of Mrs. Lanetta Goodwyn. . Mrs. W. 13. Iioardman. of Me Cleod. Calif., Is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. 11. llur vey, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Thompson motored to Grants Pass Thuraduy to visit at tho homo of -Mr. 'nnd Mrs. ; Florenz Rreltmeyer.' ' They wcro accompanied to' Medford by Mrs, Thompson's sister, TVllwt Alice Horning, who Is spending tho woekend here. . ' . r ' Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Piatt and twp children motored to Sacra mento the past week to spend Thanksgiving nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Howard. They will return to Medford today, -. - f Mr. and Mrs. Henry WIrth nnd family motored to Oakland. Calif., the past week to spend the Thanks giving holidays with tholr daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Ktrlplin. f 4 Mr. and Mrs. U. T. Delosh will return this eyenlng from San Fran cisco and Oakland. They had tho pleasure of visiting Mr, nnd Mis. W. G. Aldenhagen, Mrs. Josephine Root-Daunoi'k, Mr and Mrs. Re.'t Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Anderson. 'Mr. and Mrs. It. lv. Kooxep arc entertaining over Sunday Gdlther Kvcrett of Lakevlew, who Is at tending Universjty of Oregon. f A number of people from Med ford. Afllnnd and other cities en joyed the American Legion dance j nt Jacksonville. last mgm. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo ftrenner spent , tho week-end n Portland and I Salem. They made the trip by! auto, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gates nnd daughter Mary Ann. will return today from a few days' visit fn Portland, making the trip by auto. Dr. nnd Mrs. D. A. thambers spent the week-end with tho doc tor's mother, Mrs, Anna K. Cham bers. In Portland. Mrs. Chambers Sr., had spent several days In Med ford prior to Thanksgiving. Mr. nnd Mrs. Logan gave their son Dec a surprise dinner party Saturday evening by Inviting ten vnung boy friends lo dine with him and enjoy the birthday fes tivities. Mlsi""' loln Rctiue and Mar garet ArfTold arrived today by uto niter spending n few days In Porl land. LINGERIE DANX'KTTKS, TEDDIES, GOWNS, 8I-KEPINO AND 1.0UNOINO PAJAMAS, NICOMGEK8 AND Ql ll-TED KODES. Voice Recital Tuesday Evening At Ashland HILMA ENANDER Miss .Margare: Arnold, In chargo of music instr u tloii at the Med ford hiuh schoid, was well received In a vocal rec'.tal Tuesday even ing at Ashland, where she ap peared with Miss llilinu Kiiandcr. who presented a reeltal In piano music. Miss Arnold Is well known in M e d f o 1- d and has appeared several times before tho public. Miss Knauder Is long experi enced In piano work nnd only recently severed her connection with the Chicago College of mu sic, where she has been In charge! of the piano department. She Is now conducting a studio 4n Ash land and plans to give a recital In Medford soon. Miss Arnold Is possessed of .1 beautiful soprano voice, well train ed, she having studied under Prof. Hobsou at Willamette university and Paul Petri of tho Oregon Stale college. In addition to the .splendid control she has develop ed, her voice has n warm, human touch and a dramatic quality which makes her popular urtist ami- enables her to interpret a wdl varied selection of songs. t'.'Endh artist performed uniformly well in tho groups presented, MIhj Arnold nppenring four times, while Miss Enander presented threo groups. . Miss Enander wore a heToming pink frock, while Miss Arjiord"woire;ft bhifTt tvaiK and 'a DPjummu jnoo.- scarr of-vijinck. j!: ThoguostA Included the pur entiii of the1' pupils of the two ar tlstH and' a number of invited guests,;; Mis.' -G. A. I.riscoe-. nlid Mrs. Gerald Wenner woro . the receiving hostesses. Palms, gor kcoiis eiulyHiinthcniums In artis tic baskets, lighted green candlea woro lnctuth'd in the studio deco rations. Refreshments were serv ed following the recital. "Ixhh wives" To Ent Wcdncwdny. Mrs. E. W. Hoffman will be hostess nt the luncheon to be giv en by "Leo's Wives' the organi zation of ,Ialy Lions, next Wed nesday at tho Hotel Medford. Tho luncheon will bo held In the small dining room on 1 ho main floor, beginning at 12:.'t0. A delfghtrul progrutn of music, talks and spe cial mini hers have been planned for tlu occasion, and will bo pro se til od during I ho courses. Mrs. 1 luff man will bo nsslsled as host ess by Mrs. Inland Rrophy, and Mrs. A. J. ('rose. Following' the luncheon the afternoon will be spent playing bridge. Mrs. lcwls l lilch Knlci'lniii.H Dinner ('lull On Monday evening. Mrs. Lewis i HU M ruyuiiy eniei milieu me uiu ner nlub, there helng present Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Kldd, Mr. and Mrs. M. X. Ilogan. Dr. nnd Mrs. H. W. Hieoter, Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Thnyer and the host nnd hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch. Gloria, nnd Hayanl Gctrlicll To SM'iid Holidays nt Home Miss Gloria Gctchcll, who is at tending St. Nicholas School for Girls, In Seattle, and Rnyaid Gctchell, attending tho University of Washington, will be homo for the holidays, accompanied by Mr. Retroy Getchell, who In spending the school year In Seattle, Flow (4i Sun Francisco J'or ThiiiikNgivliig Mr; and Mrs. Ralifh Ilardwell fl'-w lo Han Francisco last week and entertained their duilKhloi, Retty. over Thanksgiving. The latter attends MarlbordUKh school hi Lo A ntr"lc. "Something IS'rtv Every Day" THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE NOVELTIES C08TUMH JBWKMIV, IIHIIXJE KAVOKS, HANKIES. KIOWKP.S, CfHIOH. rrtfLuiiN f i LB. Hoffman 'Smurlne Without Extruvugmtce' Gmilcr Miiiroitl Club House Plans Under Way Upon advice from Mayor A. W. Pipes, the (! renter Medford cl'lb was assured by II. S. Deuel tint the eoninibisiun will secure an en gineer to makes a survey of the city and that within sixty days it Is hoped plans can be presented lo the Civic Council. Tho City Planning - commission has been asked lo set asido nu area within the city as a location for a -civic center which won id Include a community club hoiiso. Mr. Deuel was encouraging In assuring the.4members this would be done us soon as possible, also grounds for inure school buildings would be set aside. Mr. Deuel kltVlIy answered many questions propounded by mombeis and a brief discussion was held but no definite action taken. Following the business meeting the Mrs. W. E. Crews.Mrs. II. W. Hamlin and Mrs. AV. AV. Wanner acted as hostesses at an afternoon of bridge, rive t;btos being in play. The president of the club, Mr. Allen R. Drury. held high score, Mrs. Emerson Gould lbw in pro gressive. Mrs. Clark high in plyut and Mrs. John Crews, low. Mrs. A. X. Green, a recent n:' rival from Long Reach, and Mis. Robert Semon of this city, were guests of the club. Riverside Community (lull Has Annual Tluinksglv lug Dinner The Riverside Coumunlty club held their annual Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. und Mrs. C H. Royd on, Kings High way. Twenty guests were present and a very enjoyable time resulted. These occasions have growir every year. Wednesday Study CIul To Study Japan. lco. 4 The Wednesday Study club will meet for another of Us Interesting programs on Japan, AVednesday, Dec. 4th. Mrs. Grey will discuss the "Social Conditions of Japan," while Mrs. Vawter will toll of tho "Social Customs." Mrs. E. N. Warner will give tho magazine articlo for the day. 1 Ildn Williams KiiU'i'tnlncil Willi Slumber Pnrly Miss Hdn Williams of 724 AVest Eleventh street entertuined a num ber of her girl friends Friday night in honor of her birthday. Tho early hours of tho evening were spent nt a picture show, after which they returned to tho home of the hostess, which was decorat ed in red and green crepe, Indian blankets and cushions In tho form of an Egyptian room, whero tho I rest of tho night was spent In a sluniboi party. Oriental music nnd games wei'Q . n feature. In tho early hours of the morning re freshments were 'served. The next day they took u hike to the top of Table Rock and hud a picnic lunch. Thoso present were: Mrs. Roy Grlgsby, Misses Gladys and Greta Harrison, Margaret Jlolxgang, Jean Willi man and Arlluo Jensen of Medford; Mary Loulsu Sander of Ashland, Thelma Lyon of Phoenix and Edna Wolff of Central Point, - Sou Rehearsal It. & . club At Homo 31 i-M. Miilliolhiml The Rusiness nnd Professional Women's club held a very delight ful song rehearsal on Monday eve ning at the home of Mrs. R. C.J MulhotlMid. 'Fifteen members wore! In attendance. Peppy clever songs wero sung, i the idea being to learn these for! the convention to ie held hero In! the early summer. I Mrs. Muthulland served refresh-; tiieiits. j No luncheon was held Thursday,, It being a holiday. , ! Mis fnlH' St liar! Visiting Relative Here Miss Isobcl Stuart of Hollywood, spent Thanksgiving with her par-1 cuts, Mr.' and Mrs. K- I. Stuart, nnd other relatives. She will ro-( main for the holidays. Miss Stuart was popular with the1 younger sot when sho resided hern before golnn to California a few j years ago. Coihhi lUiilio I'roKi'iini" IMnvis Ioiulur IrflMt Tui'ilny'M CnM- rndin pru trrnni fftilurlnir ''Tim MftHk." ono I of thn liitit fEiillii ilrnniflH lv IH li n Norrin, mot with n ml'iiliil i-cHj(iiiMf! from tho loenl rudlo pub lic. TI10 cant of "(!opco IMnyor.' ylm wcro rononnUle for Iho h"' cVMKful pruHf.'ntutlnn of thlR rlnvor pow plity wan Mitnlo up of Jo Mlir rny rtonloll, M n u d o Codding, t'lplrhnr Kixli nnd Knrlo IJiivIh. Next Tuesday's "C'opco Hour" will prcHont tho "Melody IJoyH" iliincn blind In n popular progi'itm of niodorn mimical hit. On Tuoh dny, JJooomlicr 17 tho California Oregon I'owor company will ro- u....t Mno.,l t.,. r,,,,.llu I of Mr. K. K. flow. ACCESSORIES PKOPPKIt "III.LE EDGE" IIOHK AKTCHAIT HOSE, MARK CltOSS GIJVES AND HAGS. . Activities of Legion Auxiliary i Rusiness Meeting ! On Monday the i.-.th. the Nu ; vember business meeting of tho j American Legion Auxiliary w ts ! held In a rejuvenated hall at the J Armory. The hotislm; committee, j under the leadership of Mrs. Hoi - ace llromlcy, must nave wa v U several major wands, as well as .1 great deal of "elbow grease," 1 o have accomplished such wonders. Clean curtains,- lump shade on the center lights, clean rugs and our own davenport, home once move ! liefnro the flag salute, Mrs. I . G. Wlllson gave a short talk en titled. '"Respect to the Flag." Ore gon's star is the thirty-third (:ir j on the flag, or the first one in the : fourth row from the top. When ; Wo never let tho flag touch the j ground wc are only showing pride I In our state and nation. There ! is a reason for every rule of the flag code. Along the line of Americanism work this year the Auxiliary is presenting, under ad vlce of Mr. Hedrick. 'the Nationnl Republic Magazine to the Medford grade schools nnd the American Legion Monthly to the Junior and Senior highs and the library. History Club to OrgnnUu Tho History club, which will have Its organization meeting at the home of Mrs. D. G. AVHlson nt 4t)S Park avenue this coming Wednesday. December 4. Is to pre sent the library with a good refer ence on biography works which will be. helpful to the general pub lic as well as the club. (.ill Scimt Work Mrs. Ernest Scott, Girl Scout chairman, reports Interesting and MATCH Tour This Add needed pieces to your Flat Silver A Tea Set, Bowl cr useful Center Piece ' ' Larry Schade Your Favorite Jeweler Since 19'8 Next to Fox Craterian LB. Hoffman ., Announcing for Tomorrow Monday '' - ... ., . "... A SALE OF 85 DRESSES 48 HATS ;28 SWEATERS 15 SKlfcTS reduced V2 price Included are gowns suitable for sports, street, dinner and formal occasions ! constructive work being dono byt ! the city's troops. Tho girls nro going to collect toys to bo sont through the Auxiliary Child "Wel fare committee to thn families of veterans who might otherwise not' ; receive gifts. The troops havi) ! been offered a room In a down ! town build in-: by commander of j tho Legion. II. S. Deuel, us hcad i u u:rl ers and Mrs. Scott rccont-' I mends that tho Auxiliary help to'. ! furnish this as a concrete part of. i their sponsorship. Thanksgiving Day As tho program at this meeting was laid around the holiday, Mrs. Scely 1 tall, our president, gave a most instructive talk on tho way we got our present Idea of Thanksgiving day. and to eomo from the artistic to tho ridiculous, the tunt committee gave another, version of this same day. First Junior Member Miss Catherine has been enroll ed as the first Junior Auxiliary i member of this unit. All daugh i tern and sisters under 18 years are eligible, and when enough are eri rolled Medford will have a most j Interesting program for these. , younger girls. ' The mercury In the Auxiliary membership thermometer has risen: to 7.1 degrees, n most pleasing rec;; ord since Armistice day. Nina Aux iliary members are striving for tho'' prize which Is to go to the single person bringing In the most mem bers before January 1, 1930. The following new member were initiated Into the Auxiliary last Monday evening: Mrs. An nette Dow, Mrs. Edwin Tayio.y Mrs. Dan Howard and Mrs. P. D. Rynnlng. . V (Additional Society on Page Three) Solid Silver Christmas CI ill 1 1'. . 1 .7 .11I I'l lil
