rmv, five
Women's Interests and Activities
Edited By
Irene DeLosh
W. t T. l. Hold
Comity IiLsliiuio
A splendid attiulancti of MiM
funl .'Hid Ashland ladle wan pro?
nt Thurmlay afternoon nt tlm
county institute hold by tho W. C.
T. lT. In the Y. M. ?. A. mrlo.
Mrs. tl. H. Bryant presided, opon
irK tho mooting with sIhkImk
"America." Mih. RumhcII led tho
devotional wrvlcc, reading lln1
lteautlful Christmas Wory, anl
oloHiiiK with prayer. Mrs. llrynnt
rend n letter from Mrs. J. K. Mc
Donald giving an interesting ac
countof her ocean voyago, espec
ially tho trip through the Meditor
rnnenn. Mrs. Raymond Do ran Vans two
Milos. "Shadows," and "We Woulil
r.e Clad," playing her own ac
companiment. Miss AVImer, deac
oness in the Methodist church In
Ashland, spoke briefly of her work
In Christian citizenship amonp tlic
young people In that city. Mra
Minnie Heine gave . a pleasing
Christmas reading, "Dickev'j
Christmas." Refreshments were
Kprvcd during the social hour lv
M rs. W. T. Berry n nd Mrs. O.
Prescott. The local union will not
meet ngain until January 9. when
a business meeting will be held
to arrange for a prohibition ann
versary program on January 10 th
to which the public will be Invited.
At n conference at Northwestern
University recently, Professor Jcr
nmo Davis of Yale) speaking of the
fight against the saloon which has
continued for n hundred years,
said: "The resulting prohibition
law Is not an attempt to legislate
righteousness. It Is nnt effort If j
remove certain grosser forms it
harmful influences, from our onTi
vironment. It took a hundred!
years to arouse a moral conscience
against the saloon. It will be im
possible to judge the effects of the
prohibition legislation for fifty
years."
M
Pupils Will Present
Radio Program
Utm.nnu 1 1 1
8lnBer and vocal instructor, win j
present a croup of his advanced
pupils from both i Medford nn-1
Ashland. In a recital over KMED, !
the Mall Tribune-Virgin station, on
the Copco hour in tho near future,
according to an announcement
made recently.
:Mr. Stovons, wlfo. besides hold
ing his regular studio classes in
Medford. conducts a course in vo
" cal .tmiulug at the,. Southern, Ore
gon Normal, has 'some exception
ally fine talent In the process of
development, a few cases being I
personal discoveries. Mis cominjr Stanton's poems, which are
program will consists of solos and ! found to best exemplify and inter
duet numbers, with the Stevensjpret southern musk: were briefly
love of variety playing a promln- j reviewed by Mrs. Kawles Moore
ent part. About 12 voices will who gave a short sketch of the
be heard. poet's life. "Mighty Lak' a Hose"
; . f jand 'Must A' Wearyin' For You".
I'mttball Squad j tho lutter-by Carrie .Jacobs llond,
Dtitcrtaincd at Dinner , , j wero sung by Mrs. Ceorgo , Weiidt
AnioViK tho soclaT h'ftiiWlvVn ! """V"'' " '
during (he week at the high school! A npeclal treat on !ho program
was lh dinner given by the CJirls j CI,mc wlu, ' M, H- lto''t "rlggs
I'nn Huh. lioiiniinir membnis of.'1"" L" ih-iikmiiui poems oi ner
the; football (uad,-. student body
nffh'frs and faculty members who
Jiave nssisted In making the foot-,
brill season suecccssful. ,
The fnrtd was prepared by the
girls under the guidance of Miv.
K. D. McMath. Mrs. AV. A. Warner
and Mrs. Allen Drury. and wr;s.
served by Tora Drury, Edyt'.o
Snyder, Margery Hon. Flora Mc
Math, . Dorothy Orth, Itobein
Stei-rns and Winifred Warner.
A program arranged by- Mar
guerite McAllister included original
songs by Kvolyn Snyder. lOdytbe
Slump and Flora McMath and two
dance specialities by pupils of Kve
llenson.
rhino Pupils Wilt Present
llndht Proffiiini TueMlay
Piano pupils of Mrs. K. I. Core
wit! be heard in a radio program
over K M HD, Tuesday evening, De
cember 17 from 9:00 to 10, dur
ing the Copco hour.
A group of juniorhlgh and high
school young people will be on;
also two seven-year old children.
.Those playing nre Dorothy Palcy.
Itny Lewis. Dorothy Iturgess. I.a
Verne McCulloch, Dorr Barrett,
Cwondolyn Krous, Hazel Moffctt.
Dorothea Wilson. Hotly Ann Thoin
dyko. Joan Dp Losh, Dorothea AVil
son, Wllda Hewitt. Dorothy C.ov.
Jean Pease und Virginia I.indley.
f
Mrs. Vnwtor IIk
TlMirsluy Hrldgc Cluh
Mrs. W. I. Vawter Sr., Was u
hostess of the week, when nhe
entertnlnetl members of the Thurs
day Ihidgc club for luncheon a
tho Hotel Medford. followed by nn
afternoon of bridge at her hoin
on Geneva street.
te
rminer Music? Tcnclicrs
llnjoy PiHMrnim
The Jackson county 'ch.ipter nf
flhn Oregon Music Teachers as. i
clullon held its regulnr monthly
meellng Tuesdny nluhU A program
of music of the Hrltifli Isles had
lipri prepared by the program
chaiVman, Mrs. Hawles Moore, th.it
was mtich enjoyed.
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MEN
LOI'.MilNO I'AJAMAH
COMBINATIONS
DANCETTES
HOBK8
The Beaded Gowns'
Rose
li&lMllfc r A, i
The vogue for beaded gowns is
"""j"? an,d "ed. ?"rls 'e,-
Pri!d1etu.sm3iw0-Ehades '
Dixit Chili IVatm'i'.s
1 KlHIlllCllt Music
The rolicksome tunes of Dixie,
and the plaintive, melodies of the
southland were exlolled in an in
teresting meeting of tho Dixie club
held at tho homo of Mrs. (icorgo
11. Canode, 17fiti Crown avenue last
Saturday. Mrs. Hawles Moore act
ed as chairman of the program
and introduced the entertaining
numbers.
own composition, "My Christiuas
Letter toJMother." and "My .Life."
Mrs. Canode . was assisted as
bnsiessby Miss Cox and Mrs. A. J.
H unity.'
Mr. tind Mis. J. A. Perry and
son, Allen, leave by auto today
for' southern California to spend
several weeks.!.
lrfiily Linns Thank ? -Fox
C'rutrriati Tlieutn
The auxiliary nf the Lfnus cluh
take this opportunity to express
their sincere thanks and apprecia
tion for the use of the Craterian
theater and for the entertainment
given In behalf of our charity pro- young folks, ahcr which gifts of
gram of providing clothing for tho j candy, nuts and fruit will tie dis
needy. The children enjoyed the tributcd lo the children. There
splendid show you gave and we j will be a large Christmas tree, dee
receivcfl clolhlng enough to fur-j brated "d lighted. The. tree will
nlsh many families. ...be provided through the courtesy
e are also Indebted to Walter!
IeveretUV for litilbllng spaeu. Kads
Transfer Co., fitr movlug tho
boxes, the Hoy Scouts for their
help and kindness.
Miss Echo Alford, of Talent,
accompanied her father, Commls
loner Ceorgo Alford, to Portland
nnd Salem
last week, . returning i
home today.
T 'Delphian Croups
Washington Parent Teachers j ' eet Thursday.
Will Hold Mecihitf Mr8 cbarles Furmis will be
Washington Parent-Tcnchers as-1 k,.id(1. Thursday morning 'at her
soclatlon Avill meet Thursday after- j to Mrs. liosy Scbeffelln's
noon, December ill at 3:00 o'clock, j Je,injlin group.
There will be n most Interesting M.M faTnpM,t'i wm i,e h-ader of
program and it Is hoped that there; Mrs J(hn Crews k,-,,,,,, at the
will be a largo attendance,
Th e prog ra m chairman, . M rs.
Seaman, has secured the following
numbers: '
Christmas carols by Miss Cro
mar's girls.
Christmas message by Heverend
llennctt.
Harp solo by Deity Stcnnett.
Song by Mrs. Paske. ami a read
ing by Dick AVondeoek.
M r. nnd M n. 1 tert A nderson
who are spending the winter In
California aro now at lnclfle
Criive.
Who Arc Planning
Gracious Gifts This Christmas
B.HOFFMj
MtoroRo, cm to ON
offers helpful suggestions
NOVKLTI?:fl
HANKIES '
JEWEI.HY
FIX)WKKS
UB.ttOFFMMf
'Smartness Without Extravagance
in Vogue;
on Black for Evening
exemplified in this one of orchid
tne right Is a dinner ensemble of
slnia.eaeJ?8llnd
Prizes. Ilclug- A wan led
Hy Cardcu Club.
Tlio Medford Cardcn club after
some delay arc now sending checks
to those who won prizes in the
Carden Club contest also tho small
prizes that wyro , proih'tscd the
children who ventered .the Hose
show contest are fbchiff sent, out.,
In model gardens, Nancy Day,
reeoived first prize.
The small juniors of the Presby
terian Sunday school. Mrs, Wright's
class won- second prize and Valley
school third.
. Howls of cut flowers, Helen Sal
ade, first; Nancy Day, second and
Corlyn Pomcray, third. As Cor
lyn's ud dress Is not known, will
sho please call in AO so that her
urize -ch'ii ItoleHVoin.
Twd loads of iieoph; fi'om Med
ford went to As.lt land on Monday
evening and uttended the Illustra
ted flower taik at tho Southern
Oregon Normal school. Those at
tending reort nit exceptionally
fine st of pictures and lecture.,
odd Fellows and Itebrkuhs
Plan Christmas Allah' . -
Local Odd -Fellows.' and s Uebek
ahs have completed plans for the
annual Christmas entertainment to
bo given tinder' ho auspices of
these lodges for the benefit of tho
children of members of thc:)p
orders. -.The entertainment will be '
hM on the evening" of December i
20 nt thn I. O. O. F. hall, begin-!
nlng lit 7:30' o'clock. There will'
bo a nroUram participated in by
of Mr. Stewart of the Klnmuth-
Medfnrd staue line. It Is desired
tit have children of Odd Fellows
and Hebekahs at this entertain
ment,, and parents are urged to i
bring or send thein. Conveyance
will be furnished alt children who-
parents may not bo able to be
present, upon notifying A. J. Han-
i,v, K. ;, Wilson or tl. J. Present t.
homo of Mrs., Crant Thursday.
0:30 a. m.
o. s. C. Cluh Will ' .
Meet Oh Monday Mgbt.
The Oregon Slain College etub
will meet at Ihe tiome of Mr. and
Mrs. W, .1. Warner, 5 lit South
Oskdalo on Monday' night at f
o'clock. Tills will bo the niinual
Christinas' party and nil memliers
are supfiosed to luing n present
not to- cost pVr t"; cents. - Cards
will be phi veil and refreshments
I served .bv tb coiniii It lee. .
imOPPEIl "Rl.lE EIKIE" IIOSK
AHTCHAIT ll()8E
MARK CROHS HA(iS
j AND OUJVES
! Plaint Kadio lUciml
On Tutxluy Night.
During "CuiH-o Hour" Tuesday,
!v. 17, Mrs. k. k. Core will pro
sent a piano radio rci-ltul feutur
, ing a group of high school and
i junior high pupils In a cerefutlv
selected program. Many 6f theso
young musii'lanH have had all of
their training with Mrs, Core and
have anneaivd in recitals from
time to lime In the past. M uch
Interest has been taken in their
musical development and n large
uuiuner oi local peopic pmn lu
listen in on t open hour at
j clock Tuesday evening..
Mrs. Core will also present
group of the younger students
! who have hatl a background of
piano class work which proved so j uM. auxiliary hull nt the armory,
pomilar d u ring tho summer j or course, the social meeting!
months." ' - j When thirty-odd women discuss
In this connection It is interost -; n-wing and Christmas all at once
ing to note that Miss Ivi Vorueluml three electric sewing machines
McCulloch In six weeks played 1 5 ( are going lieklty-Hplit. it's the
pieces from memory. Miss Mc-J bright auxiliariie that knows
Culloch will present Waif. I J which question to answer next.
Whirl.- nn Tinki1:i v'ti ("nin'ii moir-1 Now. believe me. It shows true
ram, the details tf which will bo
announced' In the near Cut tiro.
Holiday llatlio Program
Planuctl By t'oiwo.
"The First Christinas,' Yuletide
radio drama by Miss Helen Norris
will be presented
Copco I'layers,"
ItV till "TIlO'
IH'fl- Htllttnll
KM 10O on Christmas JOvo, Dec.
24th from U to 10 o'clock. A large
east of local dramatic artists is
already
ehearslng this attractive
nomuiy iiiuKiam muii u.
to be one of tho finest Copco pre-
sentatlons of the entire year.
vi o
"Copco Hour" t will be devoted to
a big Xew Year's frolic under the
direction of Kaiie Davis. Music,
mirth and "whoopee", will com
bine to make this program well
worth waiting for.
In Jan uary I h ere will be so v
e ra I o f f e r 1 n g s by X h o ('a 1 1 f o r n i a
j Oregon Power company including
a radio recital by tho students of
James Stevens.
ICnst Side ciivlo
Will Mm . !
The Hast Side Circle of the Kind
M.' K. church' will meet with Mrs.
V. tl.. Hoine,-Tuesday afternoon.
following the business . session. A
Christmas party will bo . enjoyed:
Visitors aro welcome. '. ,
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Leglon Annual ClirlslmuH
Bai:i On December 5.,
1
One of tho leading events of the
Yuletide season will be the Ameri
can1 Legion Christmas ball to he
'staged at the Oriental Gardens
the night of Dec. 2filh. This Is
an annual affair with tho local
Legionnaires and each year draws
a largo uttendnce from near and
far. ' A special crfmmltteo under
the direction of Klmor Wljson l
working diligently to perfect pres
ent plans and a splendid time Is In
store fur, all who attend.
A clipping received from the
Willamette Collegian, publication
of the Willamette university, dis
closed the mum; of Frank Van
Dyke, local boy, son of Mr., and
Mrs., Frank Van Dyke, Pacific
highway, listed among the Judges
of tho Inter-class .debates held at
that school during the past two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hubbard
will return today from a few days'
vacation spent In Portland.
Mm.
r ffl to
i 'I'll
VM $2 500
mm.
Activities of
Legion Auxi liary
v Social Meeting
Where Is the collar
to
d.1 t'SH','"
"Have you seeu my
" "Mrs. Parker, what can 1
Isn't that the cutest pink
I'd like to have the pattern
; sh'evei
j du V"
- ndihit
for
my baby." "Who knows how
. the bottom goes into this duck?"
a such was the hubbub 1 entered
1 upon at eight fifteen lust Monday
ovenimf as I onened the door of
j Christmas spirit when thai many
women will leave their own Christ
inas preparations to prepuro gifts
for unknown huddles anil their
children away off In Portland. It's
much easier to do something here
in Medford where personal vlsita-
HHWIIHI tl 111 1 1 IV illl.Mllill J
" " . . . ...
our own town but many renuirk-
i ed about: "some little girl that.
would be happier to go to school
j lJtl i. v ,i .....t ih
: hox of Kuy i,00nier dresses and
Uu, (.ows ((f porky Htuffeil ullilnals
Kavo mmf Umt wt, ,uvo u nelp
u, imle fhiidien because of one
lowly born."
The Missess Odell 1-iiitis and
Jane A title, pupils of Miss Kuth
Luy put on a spirited tap dance.
Miss Kleanoro' Curry sang two
numbers accompanied by Mrs. II.
F. Deuel and when as sho wasn't
allowed to- stop sang some catchy
( jingles accompanying herself on
me iiKUieie.
The tea table was beautiful la
Christmas colors and even tho re
freshments carried out tho Idea, In
red.
Christ mas Parly Dec. liltrd
The next meeting of t auxiliary
will be u Christinas party with tho
Legion. There will be a varied
program including stunts and
dancing with a. supper later in the
evening. A Joint committee as
sures us of a bang-up good time.
Sd savo the night. of the twenty
third and real this column next
week for more particulars.
Personals
Tho Auxiliary sands Its sym
pathy to Mra. Seely Hall, Its pres
ident who is suffering from a se
vere enso of bronchitis. Every
one missed her at the last tne cl
ing.' '
Mrs. N. C. Chancy sent hor
gi'eptlMg's to (ho Medfohl unit last
Monday and Hnld sho would he
.back for uur Christmas parly If
she had lu burn up a few niadn
doing It.
. .
Fire Chief Hoy Klllott and mem
bers of the regular nnd volunteer
(lire departments yesterday ex
tended tneir thanks to the pub
lic for tho. support shown In the
big firemen's ball nt the Orient.it
.Gardens , Thursday night, when
dancers were present from all parts
of southern Oregon. It was the
biggest party the firemen have ever
had and they were able to realize
a neat profit to bo used as an
emergency fund.
A gift that will be treasured always! And
in years to come, its unfailing accuracy
and enduring beauty will be a constant
reminder of your love and affection.
ir.nmi.c De.utilully engraved a
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24"
movement .,.
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in moderntiric new deiigni
iih filigree flexible bracelet, $ O "7
H-jewel movement T
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Since 1918
Social Events of
Church Societies
Itaplist Auxiliary
Holds PccciiiIhm ' Meeting. j
Mis. M. K. Coo was hostess to j
the Ladles Auxiliary of the Fir id :
llaptist church during the past
week, at her home, T 22 Dakota j
avenue, Mrs. J. D. Shaffer, presi
dent of the organization, presiding
during the meeting.
"Civlng" was the subject covci
ed, apropos of the season-. The
song, "dive of Your I test to tin"
Makers" was sung by the assem
blage. Keports of the secretary :
treasurer and committees were
l hen heard. The fart t hat 1 A : '
calls were made dining the past
month was an Interesting Item re-;
ported. I
Members who hud birthdays in :
December received a gift, ami lock j
part in the ceremony of blowing
J out tho
candles on tho birthday
cake.
tji(t
The program presented by
social committee follows: Tb.
Christmas story. "Cift of the Mnjl," ,
by Mrs. C. D. Cannon; "Mr. Trim;-
ble's Christmas Cift," read by Mrs.
Kffie Dally; piano solo by Mrs. M.
K, Coe, who played "Myi Uosary."
A talk of appreciation for ih" J
work accomplished by (be auxiliary,
and the president during the put
year was then given by Mrs. Coe.
St. Mary's to f;lve
Musical Play Tomorrow
With a cast of 50 students, the
musical play, "Santa Claus Dilem
ma" which will be presented In
the auditorium of St. Mary's Acad
emy tomorrow evening at 8:15.
promises to be one of unsual inter
est to both music und drama lov
ers of Medford.
Famous - old Christinas airs, !
some of a religious chtirueter, will
bo played at intervals throughout ,
the production by the school or
chestra. Solos, duets and chorus
numbers In vocal work, as well as '
Instrumental selection will enliven
the two acts of the play. Dialogue 1
and character portrayal will round
out "the production, to which the j
public Is Invited. A nominal ad- i
mission chargo will be taken nt ,
the door. 1 -
Refreshments wero served by
Mrs. W. D. Itobcrts, Mrs. C. A. '
Whilock nnd Mrs. If. F, Cope, us
a final feature of the enjoyable!
afternoon. ,
The Women's Missionary socloty
itf the local Presbyterian church
will meet on Tuesday, December
17 at :30 p. in, at the home of
Mrs. F. C. Albert. 415 Heatty
street. All Interested lire welcome.
Tho Indies of Mia CUmtier elans
of tho First Haplist' church will
ntitorlalncd their husbands nt a
Christmas parly Tuesday night,
December 17, ut the homo of Drs.
Carlow, 116 laurel street.
Miss Kathleen Mstes, Is spending j
the holidays with her parents, Mr.'
und Mrs. ltankln Hstcs, of King's!
highway. Miss Kstes In employed 1
In tho office of Uutler & company,,
San Francisco. ' - i
Miss Murrell Flnley plans to'
leave Tuesday on her return trip j
to New York City to resume work'
on the stage. Who had been visit-1
Ing her mother, Mrs. William j
Kchwartz, who was dangerously
111.
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AMBASSADOR naught to
compart with it, rare dip
tinctivene,., it curved caw,
50
radium dial, M lrso
lewel movement J I
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Helpful Hints
To Aid the
Homemaker
The wise Christinas shopper
In si makes u lU of those whom
she wishes tu remember with glfi,
then alter each name she writes
one or two suggestions. If time
will permit, she takes one day to
make a tour of the .shops to In
form herself on prices and values!
before purchasing.
When all oli.rr gift ideals fail
you, there are always the old stand-bys-
handkerchiefs. 'Inhere are ut
most as many ways of making
them dainty and attract Ive as
there art friends to receive then..
They are pretty with drawn
threads and a touch of embroid
ery In Ihe corner, or plain. There
are also squares of colored linen.
i with a net footing of black or
t Wlllll',
Flour for cake should be sifted
beforo measuring. Then tho leav
ening agent t baking powder, soda
or cream of tartar) is added, wi'h
a wee bit of salt, and the flour
5 MORE DAYS
OF STEWARD'S
CLOSING
OUT SALE
Everything must go, as
for good December 21.
COATS
Fall and winter coats, ;
all Rood styles; values
to Closing out'
piice
1 Q.95
1U
House Dresses
Values to $3.95.
Closing Out price
$1
.69
je .irm jiiimii v. ,
Balance of our Raincoats;
values to $9.95. Special ...
STEWARD'S
Si oo to $2500, STORE
! sifted twice before being combined
with the other ingredients, ;
To prevent flat iron marks front
showing when ironing silk, plaiK
a piece of white material betwceHi
the mkiUtI iI and the Iron, moving
it along over tho entire surfucu
you are pressing. "!
"Dish towels eari be dlspenseff'
with for drying dishes if you
rinse the dishes 'horoughly with
sculdinii water, but silver must
be carefully wiped or Jt will
streak and. rust.
Pie crusts for eight or nlne-In'.h
pics should weigh eight to nln'o
ounces.
i A combination of four or flVjUj
I cold, cooked vegetables makes u,
good naiad. . ' .'.'-
i Mistletoe lu Druid HHcs , '
I The use of mistletoe Is one.
the most ancient pagan customs-
i of Kngllsh origin. Many cere
j monies of the Druids took place
in (lie forests hccmiMi the. inlstlotuu
irrmi' I li.ir.. J'
For patching dents, worm und
nail holes In furniture, an electric-
ally heated knife uses shclhtti -,
stocks of colors to match a patch
that blends with the finish of tlu
piece.
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this store will be closed
Lingerie
. . and . . .
Hosiery
For. Christmas
.... GifU:,:-:-- :r
Princess Blips Dance
Hcls of Cropc do Chine,
in delicate pastel shades.
Some with lace 'trim; val
ues to $2.45. Closing out
- price .
Wescott Made
Model Hose '
in Christ
mas Boxes
$1.00
. Pair ,
Dresses
Value to $18.93. .
Closing out price; :
$0.95
"Another group,
.Values to po.Oi).
$1 Q.95
2 for $20.00
Hats
Felts and Soliels
59c, $1.00
and $1.95
$3.95