JMKIH-'OI.'H TKMIMTNK. M KIU'OK'D. Ol.'t rj(. Sl'X DAY. MAY IS, lir.'.ti.
AQE FIVE
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en $ Interests and Aetiwties
-At
ya Nealon
M Vr
f worn
.
Recital of Violin
Students Enjoyable
foent of Past Week
Garden Party Plans
Talked by Circle
Participants in Recent Recital
Miss Warner ffeard
o o
fa Farewell Concert
"f III,.
J lift. Cii',1,.
urn cnui c i im.'I -,i
one ot Hc leudiiiB event of i. Mrs. w. i:. Tu,y .,
mist wei'K 1,1 '"u"- "- ;sirm Tm.m!;,v
uHford "' the 'ecltul ,lt lhe i ili'votinnals vv, i
u.rk's I'arish hull in Jlonilny j Grace olivn ,,,
WHll-ll loifcy huiiii Diu- i nt'
IVrsl.y,,,
lumiti
Small (Jl.-il
iiltenu.on. Tla I
led hy Mrs. I
md r,tnv,.,i ,V .shrl llllsl. I
wi..n. .t.-ri,, whirl, iUla !
(Iisi u.ss,., lor ii B.inlcn party j
.Mi,., ;i i,ur
served ilfliciuus n.'fivsh-
,e of Thurvul 11. Folkenbers j ness
rilciBated. Hulo, orchestra unci ,.,.,
V . .. ...... k wore received with I , mil
"thu'tasi" by the audience which j summer
mmI "the hall to capacity. j hostess
r nmn.l.ol'U nf Ihn ..........
Twenty-""" - . ...
.Ml in class work, organized Onu-e Circl.. numli...
. .. .i,r..o i.mnllia aKO. presented 1 tessi s i.. w
tffll 1."-- - S
Jlast numuer, "j on -May titli 11M,i ),.1V
- . mt'llii.n wus u iiieusiiiir
,ae for an evening of fine mus
ical entertainment.
The ensemble work of the girls'
.roups showed an understanding
of music, characteristic of few peo
ple of their ages. Members of
LemWe one were: Esther Alex
ander, Kathelino McAfee, Ituhy
IViddell anil .Maymeo Durkee;
members of ensemble two, ltulh
Chitwooil. Alice Zehner, Katharine
jlcAfee. Letliia Sturkey, Debera
fcid anil Luiza Downs. Mrs. T.
H, Folkenberg acted as piano ac
companist. Walter Knders, who is but six
years of age, and has had only
three months work, appeared with
jean Chapman, another very
young artist of Medford.
At the close of the recital re
freshments were served by Mr. and
Mrs. Folkenberg.
w.-ro bos- i
iss,, elation ,
,.h:,i-..., ..r
the flowers and church decoration
for the month of Muy. For Moth- !
er's Day the r lowers Kne espec
ially heautiful and in the colors
apiroii'i;iti. f,,r tij;tt occasion. i
tin Tuesday, May limn. Mrs. U.
II. Field, assisted by Circle iem- !
hers will entertain the Iliblc class
witli a strawberry festival In the i
church parlors.
or
Last .Mcclhi"-
Year Held by l T. A. i
The last meeting f the year for
the Junior high I'arent-Teachcrs' !
association was held Thursday lif- !
ternoon. at which time plans were '
perfected tor the school exhibit I
and carnival, which will be given !
Friday, May li. j
The unit voted to present a '
troop flag and flu fur expense!
money to the Junior high Hoy i
Scout troop. The teachers anil 1
1 T??T7&! I
lev
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An
'njiyahlt v
for music
flUOWl'll COIUNTl
WilflHT, Itroaclcii:
I'npi'o hour ovtT
out of tlu past
lovtTM was tl
of .Miss Ivitth
t ! u r 1 n it llu
station MKKI).
What the Girl
Scouts AreDoing
Hy Mi's. 1. .1. WilNon
P. E. O. Entertains
Honoring Mothers
.lis Warner was assisted by Mrs.
(itorK' AiuIivwh. iiei'onipanist ami
M rs. Margaret Schulor, reader.
Miss Warner, who has played
I a prom mom part in musicm acti
vities of Medford for several
years, taking the leading role in
the local presentation of lolanthe
and Pirates of I'enzenee, will
In keeping with a Ioiib estab
lished custom the local i. IS. o."
oelebiuted .Mithers Iay this year,
by each nitinber invitini; a "moth
er puest" to a program prepared
for their special entertainment.
Wednesday, .May 1 4 was chosen
as the day fur the meeting, which
was held at the home of Mrs. 11.
W. SIcelur; Mrs. L. K. Williams
iand Mrs. W. B. Kobinson iit'tinK
Siiidcnts of Thorval II. Fid kenlH'nr. whose ltH-itnl nt St. Mark's Parish hall durins the past
vcik was one of thes most delightful mushiii events of the season.
Instructors Plan
Trip to Honolulu
Miss M a ii r i n e Johnston and
iii'iuM'its r.u e.sHi'ii regret at losing
I Mr. Xltael, troop leader, who is j tlu' 1,K'iU hlKh f,,'hot'1 will sail for
; leaving tu attend school. J Honolulu Saturday, June 14 on
held j Mr. Austin, dairy inspector for j t lie Wilhelmlna, where they will
i' ri- Jackson county, gave a verv In-i...,..J .
, ,fe May Itith, with a good alien- iructive talk on the citv milk ord- i nooi.
The proKiam, that was inauce. AHsa Walden will tako field
enjoyed, follows: A readinK by j Miss iJorothy (Jorc entertained ; 'Jflany courses, while Miss John-
j rs. James Campbell; a tup nance i with two piano 'solos, "Hunting
by tlretcnen iciiister, accum- Mong and "Dam e of the (Iiiomes.
Activities of
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. I. J. Willsou
rubllclty Chairman .
Baptist Auxiliary
Women Hold Meet
The tJiri Scouts seem to be most !
energetic in filling; their nature '
notebooks these t)iys with presseil ,
flower ypeeimeus, in both the ,
wihl and garden variety. Homo of ;
the wild flowers which have been i
pressed and mounted by the (tirl
Scouts are: lied bell, wild lupine.
milkweed, cimiiietoii. wnu gerani-jas social committee and Mrs. C.
um. evening primrose, wihl violets, i Uuldsberry and Mrs. Kathleen
columbine, harebell, gentian, wild smith as program committee,
rose, prince's pine, Indian pipe, i The moirram w nnened with
leave soon for New York City to ' fh-eweed. goldenrod, daisy. Queen toast tu "nnr mmh" fivn
! Anne's lace, pitcher plant, snake I by Mis. 11. Youiie. Tho P. R.
head, lnilian paint brush, monkey o. quartet, consisting of Mrs. C.
flower, dandelion. Many of these I h. I'ake. Mrs. K. A. Moore, Mrs.
flowers belong to large families k. H. lny and Mrs. H. K. Young.
and have cousins of all sorts and i sang "Mother of Mine" and Little
make her home.
Th e prog ra m for her f a re we 1 1
concert consisted of these num
bers: My Heart Ip a Lute
Ii. 11. Woodman
One Kine Day (from "Madame
Ihitterfly"
Can This He Summer?..
descriptions. For instance, the
decidedly lowly skunk cabbage,
ueclni ' the rather dashing jack-in-the-
; pulpit and tho stately calla Illy are
Vn."li'iif:"ii
In Ust Mecllng .
The Wiithiuglon P. T. A.
v last meeting of the year
Memorial Day, which to
means Poppy Day, will sooji
us
Mrs. liubler sang two solos,
"liend of the liiver" and "A Molh
! er's Croon."
Kofreshments were served by
Mesdames Takahira. Maruyama.
Saito and Kuniikarva, assisted by
j Kdna Takahira, Ituth U'Alhini.
I Margery I'uley and Dorothy Culy
of the domes! h; slIciil-o cooking
class. '1 ho girls were dressed in
Japanese kimnnas.
New officers for the coming
.year are .Mrs. (.. Q. D'Albini, res
Jideiit: Mrs. Maybelle Church, vice
president; Mrs. J. K. Sclyecengost,
j secretary, and Mrs. Deil, treasurer.
naiiied by Margaret Childers;
piano solo by Kuth Bolton. Mr.
A. J. Hanby gave a very interest
ins talk on the necessity of an
education.
The following officers were in
stalled for the coming year: Presi
dent, Mrs. . IX Jlodgkins; vice
president, Mrs. W. A. Grant; treas
urer. Mis. 10. W. Pease; secretary,
Mrs. A. M. Childers.
Refreshments were Hervcd hy
Mm. N. C. Chancy, chairman, as
Fistcd by Mrs. Carl Uerg, Mrs. N. J.
t.'ovci stone, Mrs. C ti arret t, Mrs.
1. U. liudgkins.
llcliiins From ! Klia D. Ilubbs Tent, Daughters
talitoiiiiii j nf Veterans, will meet at the arm-
Mrs. F. Corning Kenley return- ; ory Friday evening, May in
vA tn Medford the first at the , regular .session. At the last meet
week from San Francisco and ing It was decided to tako part
Ciuinel, where she visited her j as usual in lhe Memor ial Day eere
iiioihcr, Mrs. (iranger Farwell of ; monies and plans will be complet-
mnanied homo hy her , son, ! M r. layman is able to make oe-
uranuer. casionai visits to nis caniii at
i Fdgewood.
Mrs. A. J. docket was hostess I 4 '
Wednesday afternoon at the Town j The Ituilding IJridge club
and Con it try Shop, complimenting j entertain their husbands
Cnl. and Mrs. Allen of Portland. 1 guests at the home of Mrs. .1
Twenty guests called during the ; Young Thursday evening at
;irmn. I o'clock. MN Soiiih Oakdale.
tako
M iss
a course (n South
They will return
the S. S. Niagara
Hawaiian Islands
extinct and active
ston will take
Sea literature,
to Seattle on
Augtmt 15.
While in the
they will visit
volcanoes.
Miss Myrtle Tobey nnd Miss
Winifred Andrews, who also teach
in Medford public schools will sail
for Honolulu June 15. Besides
taking courses In Honolulu, they
will also bo enrolled in the cum
mer school being conducted on
(he boat.
bo
hero,- and from Mrs. Donald
) Macrae, our national president
comes this message and appeal:
Memorial Day
j "Tho sunshine and rains of a
dozen years have fallen on tho
I graves of iur World War dead.
J Fresh' growing grass now softens
! tho outlines of these hallowed
! niotiMils of earth and Time's klndlv
hand has softened tho ache tn our
hearts. Hut the heroic sacrifice
of those who repose beneath Is not
hidden by the grass, and our sor
row and reverence for the fallen
Is not lessened by tho passage of
years. When we stand by tho
graves of the country's dead de
fenders on Memorial Day this year
we will feel with new force the
glory anil significance, of the lives
they gave so gallantly."
"In our services and ceremonies
on Memorial Day we will try to
give outward expression to tho
feelings which move us within.
With tho bright red poppy of re
membrance glowing above our
hearts mid with love and pride
throbbing within, let. us carry out
our Memorial Day observances tills
year in a way which will move
the entire nation to n deuper reali
zation of tho day's true meaning.'
will
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Mis. Itartn Knlcrtniiis
Mrs. Vivian Norman ftarto lias
had as a guest this past week, Mrs.
K. K. Siegley of Seattle, Wash.,
manager for lhe Pacific North
west for Tho Sterling Artists Bur
eau, an agency which Hpnnsers
s u c h entertainers ns William
ilenghan, actor-singer; Maud Belt,
distinguished lOngllsh cellist.
Mrs. Siegley sentMlss Hathle !
Stuart to Medford a few weeks i
since, and she will he remenihcr- j
j ed as the fascinating New Zealand
girl who entertained nt the high j
.school with Maori folk tore. 1
! In her travels, Mrs. Siegley sees I
! many of nature's beautiful spotH i ,
j but in appreciation of southern
'Oregon, she was most extravagant! The College Women's club met
; in her praise, saying that In the i at the home of Mrs. L. K. Wll-
wbole United States she had hccii j liams May KHh, wllh a good at
J notliing to compare with tho scenic i tendance. No program was given
(beauty along the Southern Pacific J as this was the day for the nn-
railroud from Portland to Ashland, mm I election of officers, the fol
She was Iho guest of Mrs. Harto ; lowing being chosen to Herve for
on motor trips to the neighboring I l!i;ii-3l : President, Mrs. ueo. h.
towns, ( runts Pass, Ashland, etc., I t'anade, Medford; vice president,
not omitting a visit to Mrs. Cath-iMrs. Hnlph Billings, Ashluml; sec
iirino Norman Law at her attrac- ! retary, Mrs. James Campbell, Med-
tive home near Koguc Klver. Mrs.
Collegians Name
Officers for Year
Mrs. L. K. Wil-
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Larr Schade
YOUR FAVORITE JEWELER
SINCE 1918
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Siegley and her husband own con
siderable property in Sea tie and
are closely affiliated with the club
life nf the city, also taking part
in many civic movements. I
Mrs. Siegley is a Delphian en-j
thusiast and stated that Seattle
has now twenty Delphian chapters
and maintains a club headquarters
where a Delphian meeting will he)
found in session each forenoon, '
afternoon and evening of the
week. She extended an Invitation
to all Medford D'.-lphlans to visit
Delphian headquarters when in
Seatt le.
After attending the Business j
and Professional Women's banquet I
at the Jlotel Medford n Friday
evening, she left Medford at 8:0U
o'clock Friday morning by air
plane for Portland and Seatt le,
making the trip north with Miss
Marian MsClench. national presi
dent of the Business and Profes
sional Women's club.
M rs. Barto had not seen Mrs.
Siegley since she left Seattle sev
eral years ago and they both
greatly enjoyed renewing old
memories.
From time to time Mrs. Siegley
hopes to return to Medford and
renew pleasant acquaintances
made during thiff visit.
Mr. Perl nmcil
( hairmaii ut Circle
i i-w .lull n I'ot I was chosen
chairman for the coming year at I
the meeting nf the Sunny Sisters I
Circle of the First Presbyterian
church at the Tuesday afternoon
meeting, held at the homo of Mrs.
s. A. KroHchel.
M rs. 1 1 a rry M a rx was elected
secretary -treasurer for the com
ing year.
At the close nf the meeting
eherbet and cake were served hy
. the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Kid
; redge.
'. O. S. C. dull Picnic
j Monday Mghl. May lth.
1 Th" o. S. C Club pU nii- which
win to be held at Kdgewood park
I Monday evening. May Iflth has
1 been postponed until Monday'
: nlsht. May 21th. because or me
j Al d. Barnes circun. The com
I mitten has planned n good time
j for everyone who attends this pic
1 nic nnd th weather man has
promined good weather for the
1 we-k VinKinning May 2fith. All
e.iwn who Intend to go pleas
i notify Mr. W. D. Johnston on
' Kart Main slr--t "inellme tlurtng
thi! wnk.
forl ; treasur
Hams, Medford.
Mrs. F. .1. Newman and her com
miteer Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Chirg
win, Mrs. Van Vatall and M rs.
'haney, served sandwiches, cof
fee ami cakes.
Mrs. Porter Neff will entertain
the club at Its June meeting.
The Ladies of the Auxiliary of
the I'irst Baptist church held an
all day meeting at tho homo of
Mrs. (Jeo. B. Voting of "Orchard
Home." recently. The house was
beautifully decorated with flow
ers. Mrs. Frank Stinson comple
ted the decorations with a beau
tiful bouquet of Dady ilellington
roses.
Korty-fivu guests were served
cafeteria style. A Maypole had
been put up for tho entertain
ment of the children hut the
"April showers" prevented them
enjoying It. During the after
noon program, Mr. Young amus
ed the children with building
blocks In tho shed.
Meeting opened with singing
"Blent Be The Tie that Binds."
Tho president read the Hist
Psalm; p r a y e r by Mrs. Katon;
reading of minutes; treasurer's re
port and report of committees.
Kchoes from the association held
at Ciiants pass as the ladles could
not all he there. Mrs. Bester read
a copy nf tho annual report.
Mm Kfflo Dally told of Ihn
discussion on Sunday School work
led by Dr. Laughlan of Portland.
V. O. W. Smith, of Ashland, con-
1 ducted tho Round Table. "Be
lieve,, It or not", the responsibility
rests with tho teacher and parent
Thn'bnnquet nt ll:;i() was well at
tended. Dr. W. II. Katon, of
Medford, was t oust master.
I lev. Dunham of Ashland gave
the annual sermon on the saying
of Christ just before the iiscen
mIoii "It is expedient for you
that I go away."
Mrs. A. B. Mead told of I lie de
votionals, Friday, led by Hev.
Broyles of Klamath Falls. No re
port nf the ('veiling session was
made as twenty-nine ot the Med
ford ladies t o o k p a r I In the
pagea nt.
Thursday, May '22 the Pythian '
Sistei'H will give one of their card
parlies. Bridge, pinochle, and
j lion will be In play, after which'
refreshments will bo nerved.
I
I The, Catholic Bridles will have
! a calelerla supper at Parish Hall,
a cafeteria supper, home cooking,
at Parish hall, Wednesday evening.
Serving commences nt ft: 30. Kv-
eryhndy welcome.
Clara Kdwards
Ituth Warner
Beading .....O. Henry
Margaret Sehuler
A Banjo Song Sidney Homer
Summer Chaminado
Kuth Warner
Negro Spirituals
"I'm a-Wand'rln... .Samuel Gaines
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
James Rogers
Ruth Warner
Beading ".. Selected
Mnrgiiret fichulcr
One Alone (from "The Desert
Song") 8. Romberg
In ' lhe Garden of My Heart
Krnest Bull
At Parting lames Rogers
Ruth Warner
High Honor In Music
at State University
Friends in Medford of Miss
Alice llolmback. student at the
University of Oregon from this
city, received tho news Friday that
she had been named winner of
the Julliaid scholarship in piano.
Announcement was made hy tho
university, where sho Is a student
la (he school of music.
Miss Holmhack has taken an
acllvo part In musical events at
the university since her entrance.
She was a student of Mrs. K. K.
Gore whllo in this city and has
been frequently hoard In recitals
here.
Thimble Club
To lOnjoy Curds
Mrs. Hazel Fry, 407 Baurel
street, assisted hy Mrs. HuhIo De
Vqre, will entertain tho Wood
craft Thimble club with another
evening of cards on Wednesday,
May 21.
Mrs. Kdlth Beck, assisted by
Mrs. Nellie Gibson, entertained the
club on Wednesday afternoon. May
7. A very fine business meeting
followed by a social hour was
enjoyed. Refreshments consisting
of Ice cream, cake and tea, were
served hv the hostesses.
1 all cousins and belong to the same
I family. So you can never tell by
j looking at a mere weed Just what
I sort of an aristocratic lineage it
! may have!
! The Medford Girl Scouts are
i certainly advancing in class work
these days. Fifteen from the Jack
t son school are ready for their
j tenderfoot pins already, which
I speaks well for the energy of the
! girls and their leaders for Jackson
I is our newest troop.
j There will bo several courts of
I n wards for tho various troops
I within the next week or so.
j Hero is a song you will be sing
ing at camp ims summer:
Dawn and Dusk at Girl Scout
Camp
Dawn at Girl Scout camp o'er the
tents, the eastern skies aglow,
The reveillo of birds is heard
before it sounds below.
At) nature quickens with new life
to meet each warming ray.
And not uutdono hy birds and
flowers, tho cannier greets
the day.
Dusk at Girl Scout camp and tho
shades descend caressingly,
Tho embers of the ' campfire
gleam and sparkles fitfully.
Tho sllenco of the forest falls when
low-toned taps are sung
And in the peaceful sky above,
God's sentinel lamps aro hung.
fa
cialis Knjoy
Joint Picnic,
About twenty-five members of
the Hi Trlanglo club and the
Christian Kndeavor society of tho
Christian church held a picnic
last evening at Wagner creek. Tho
group left at J o'clock, and base-
hall was enjoyed during tho early
part . of tho evening.
Plcnlo supper was served by tho
lofciing sides In a contest conducted
In tho Ti'iiinglo club. Games worn
enjoyed tho remainder of tho eve-
nlngi
Blttle Miss Caryl Delnell, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Delxell
nf Klamath Falls, is a guest In
Medford this week of her undo
and nunt, Attorney and Mrs. Don
Nvhury.
Mother of .Mine." Kvelyn Herman'
recited "Little Sister" and "Oh
Teaching Them to Drive." A trit,'
consisting nf Miss Ruth Chltwoo'd
and the Misses Margaret arid'
Louise Osenbrugge played two
numbers, "Where the River Shan-
non Flows" and "Knd of a Per
fect Day."
Mrs. C. IT. Pasko sang two
solos, "Spring" and "Love In
Spring." The program was brought
to a close by a practical "Believfr
U or Not" demonstration by Ben
Day. This "sleight of hand" per
formance was "almost" profes
sional In effect.
Another Interesting phase of the
program was answering questions,
which resulted in the following
awards: Mrs. Win. Lyman, for
attending most P. K. O. Mother's
Days; Madam Lumsden for being
the youngest girl present; Mrs
Kellogg, for being tho mother of.
nine children; Mrs. Rlggs, for
having her birthday nearest
Mother's Day, and Miss Hanby and
Mi's. Belkmipp for being born In
Oregon.
After this the mothers were es
corted to tho dining room where'
potted pansies in gay yellow
w r a p p I n g s bespoke "s we et
thoughts" at each place. Colors
and decorations .we're in P. 13. O:
colors of yellow and white, "y
Among the invited guests ,of
Chapter A A were Mrs. Aker, Mr,.
Wm. McKay, Mrs. Wilson Gray,
Mrs. Howard. Madam LumsdenV
Mrs. Fewell, Mrs. Snedlcor, Mrs'
Swein, Mrs. Butterfiold, Mrs. Kel
logg, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. M. HU
Russell, Mrs. W. C. Youngs, Mrs
Belkmipp, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs.
Carpenter, Mrs. Grlener, Mrs.
Barnes, Mrs. Denton, Mrs. lincary.
Mrs. K, A, Perry, Mrs. Hnzelrigg,'
Mrs. Kdlth Jerome, Mrs. Wllsoh
Mrs. Jamleson, Miss Hanley arid
Mrs. L. A. MacMuster of Hpokanp;
Wash., and Mrs. Hobaon of Sioux
Mr, and Mrs. Trove - Lumsden
and Airs, ' 10. M. Lumsden. who;
motored to San Francisco Thuna
day evening, aro expected to re-
turn to Medford today.
ft
ASTORIA. Arthur Calbes, ga
rage man, was confronted by a laruei
cougar In his garden. Later the
animal was treed and killed. j
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of San FrancUco'i bury todal and business whirl . . . close
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Palatial dining room and coffee shop.er If you wish, pre
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Dally hotel service and garage In connection.
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Come Out of the Kitchen!
It is Spring outdoors, and things arc growing. Turn your back on the kitchen 1
Sii-intiiii(! iiiciiiiK piny lime if you have nil olec
Iric. rniiKt: in 1 lie Idlclu'ii. No more - watcliiiiK
foods eoiik. No iiioi'o sooty pots mid pans to ocour.
No more burnt malelics to clean up. No more
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