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MRDFOItn MATT, TRIBTTNT, MEDFORD, OliKfiOX. SUNDAY, -TTTNK 1. PSdE FOUR The Week's Society Happenings Edited By Eva Nealon i WEEKLY calendar Monday Y. V. C A. board of dlr- colors will meet ut 7:30 this evening In the. "Y" club rooms. Luncheon for I'nut Matrons club nt Hotel Modford at 1:00 p. in. ' City Council P. T. A. will hold last meeting of the seas- on with Installation of offl- cers. Tuenclay Women's Forelcn Mission- ary society of the First M. K. church will meet with Miss May Phlpps, 293 East Main street. Missionary socicly of tho Christian church will hold regular monthly meeting at the church at 2:00 o'clock. Business meeting of Missionary society of South M. K. church. Wednesday Rowcna Circle, 122, the tho 4 will meet with Vclma Slngler, 27 Rose avenue. Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting at tho hall at 8:00 o'clock. Thursday Senior girls of the local high school will be entertain- ed at tea by tho Misses Maur- Ino Carroll and Laura Drury, 020 South Oakdulo avenuo. - Royal Neighbor camp moots in regular session this ovo- nlng. Building Bridge, club will meet with Mrs. Carnoy at Carney orchards this after noon at 2:00 o'clock. Friday St. Mark's cafeteria lunch con at 12:30, High school commence ment at tho armory at 8:00 o'clock. 4 4 Miss Nutting9 s Engagement Told Bridge Luncheon Mih. II. L. Nutting entertained Wednesday with a hrldgo luncheon In honor of her daughter, Juanlta Nutting who recently returned to Modford from North Bond where h)io haa been touching. Hidden In Iho nluco ciu'dt was news of tho engugemcnt of MIhh Nutting to dene Tucker of Han Francisco. Tho wedding or Iho young couplo will bo in tho near future After lunchoou thrco tables of bridge woro In piny. TIioho nrcHent were tho guest of honor MIhh Juanlta Nutting, Mr. Roy Mc Lean, Airs. C. A. Hartley, MIhh Ora KoberHon, MIhh Laura Mario Hub eiNnn, Mm, W. Piatt, Mih. llutch Inxon, mih. Iogan Htowart, Mm. W. 13. Iantls, Mrs. O. Jones, Mrs. Bor nard Nutting and Mrs. II. U Nut ting. MIhs Nutting will bo tho Intmira llun for many Hoclal gathering. beforo her murriago. Monday eve ning Mih. W. 10. LantlH will ontor Ijiln with an ovenlng of bridge In her honor. . Miss Fitch Leaves For Extensive Trip Miss Margaret Fitch, daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. ChoHter Filch of Belmont orchards, popular mom- bor of Modford a younger set, left Saturday evening for I'asadena and Los Angeles, Cal., whero sho will spond a week visiting rola tivos and friends beforo leaving next Sunday for New Orleans, from which city sho will later lake tho boat for New York City. Sho will bo met In New York by relatives with whom sho will Journey to Utlea for a seven weeks' visit during which plans for a trln abroad will be com pleted. Sho expects to sail for l'.uiopo lato In tho summer. Mrs. Harmon Honor Guest Tuesday In compliment to Mia O. 1 Harmon of Imb Angeles, guest In this city of Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mr J. A. Perry entertained with n bridge party Tuesday evening. Prlr-o for high score was won by Mrs. F. U Pickett, consolation by Mrs. C. M. Pock, nnd Mrs. Harmon was tho recipient of a guest prize. Mrs. Itumcy Hostess Tit MIstlfMoo Club Thn Mlstlotoo club of the Royal Neighbor camp met with Mrs. Harney nt 123 Atmond street Wed nesday afternoon. There woro 17 In attendance and a miscellaneous Klmwer given for Neighbor Dun can. After a short business meet ing delicious refreshments were served by tho hostess and nsahitnnt, Kdlth Royer, Tho next meeting of the club will be announced liter. Th social meeting of tho Mis sionary society of the South M. 13. church was held Tuesday, May J Mih nt tho home of Mrs. Taylor. M ho program was In charge of Mrs. llranham and was well prepared by the member. i tHklng part In It. During tho social hour Mrs. Taylor and Min. Rico served refreshments. Tho buslnesy meeting will be held Tuesday, June 3rd. e M?n. Hen Hreen of Civic Bosch. Wash., is guest In this city of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ryan, with whom she motored south the middle of the past week. Club Adjourns for Summer Vacation Monday Evening The hint meeting of the Hoano:i va held by tho Greater Med ford club Monday afternoon at tho Ht. Mark's Guild hall, at which time officem for tho coming year were installed, an follows: Mrs. A, J. Ilanhy, president; Mrs. N. J. Nor rls, first vice-president; Mrs. Htei la Merrick, second vice-president; Mrs. Henry Hates, recording secre tary: Mi h. V. E. Crews, com -nponding secretary, and Mrs. It. 13. Greene, treasurer. Plans for the fall season worn outlined. Tho next meeting of tho club will be held tho last Monday in September and will bo a Hogue Hiver products luncheon. Tho Oi- toljer mooting will bo in the form of a High Jinx, for which Mrs. At lanta Hatchwoll waa named chair man. Miss Mildred Carlton, presi dent of tho Jackson County Public faith association, will make nr- rangemonts for the November meeting program, which will bo on tho subject of health. The presentation of tho Mcssim Is planned for some time In Decern-! ber. And a special committee, headed by Mrs. Jonas Wold, was! appointed at the Monday meeting to manage this program. Sho willj bo assisted by Mrs. C, II. Paske, ; Mrs. Geo. Andrews. Mrs. Jap An- drows, Mrs. M. N. Hogan and Mm.. Kawles Moore, Other commlltocs named Monday are: Program, Mrs. J, JO. Kdtnlston, chairman; Mrs. R. W. Hloclor, Mri. N. J. Norris; membership, Mrs. J,. A. Pennington, chairman; Mrs. John Fluhrer and Mrs. C. A. Hwl- gart. Mrs. Ratchwell was appointed special chairman of tho scholarship loan. . Aln Interesting address was given by Mrs. Wade Wallace of the Hellovlew club, who attended tho state convention of tho Federation of Women's clubs In Ha lorn as ren roBontatlvo of the southern district. Mrs. A. U. Drury presided at tho mooting. Miss Heckman Will Spend Summer Here While Modford people nro look lug seaward for their vacations some, who have been seaward, arc looking to Modford for theirs; and Annette Heckman, daughter of Dr. W. H. Heckman of Corning Court, 1s one of them. Sho will ar rlvo In Ban Francisco ,; from , the, Hawaiian ' Islands Juno' -' JHr and plans to bo In Modford to spend the rest of tho summer, Juno UTith. MiSrt Hockman Ih supervisor nt kindergartens in Hllo, whore sho has boon following tho samo line of work for three years. Sho came to tho States for her vacation last summer and will bo welcomed this year by hosts of friends with whom sho formerly attended high schoi.1 and tho University of Oregon. liuum Drury Feted Ity Glrln' lA'agiic Miss Laura Drury. president of tho locnl Girls' Dcaguo, was honor guest at tho luncheon given at tho high school Monday noon. Sho was presontod with a birthday gift from tho council and was tho recipient of many good wishes. Covers were laid for Misses Laura nnd Rnrbara Drury and mother, Mrs. A. R. Drury, Misses Melva Parrot t, Maurlno Carroll, Margaret and Winifred Warner, Clara Mary Fuson. Cllta Waldon. Doris Itundy, Sybil Joan Young, Ir va Fowell, Marguerite WatHon, Joan 13, Ferguson, tlhyl llarroli, Lonevo Htmklns, (loraldlno Latham Helen Wilson, Ludlo Lowry, Ma rio Ridings, Josephine Taylor, Mar guerite McAllister, Mary Cham bers, Mildred Walker, Marjor.o Flsk and JOIIwibeth Jerome. Royal Neighbors Knjoy Dunce Tho Royal Neighbors ramp en tertained with a benefit dance and card party nt tho W. O. W. hall last Thursday evening. Refresh ments woro served In the banauot room at a late hour by the com mittee. The next mooting of the Royal NeiKhbors has boon announced for next Thursday evening. Initiation will bo Included In the program and nil officers nro requested to bo present. KlilredgVM Ijeavo For Run is Mr. and Mrs. Hhnylor Kldrodge. formerly of Portland, left tho first of the week for their new homo a. Hums after spending two weeks In this city ns guests of Mr. and Mrs. 13. N. Khlredgo of South Grape street. They mado tho trip to this city by motor and nro motoring to Hums. ' -Mrs. Dili Home Front OiHrornin Mrs. A. L. 11111 returned to Mci- ford th first of th week from 1.os AnRoles, Cat., after spending two weeks visiting her son. Roy Hill, in that city and her dauKhter. Mrs. Charles P. Witter, who ac companied her south, at hur home In Berkeley. Mrs. Whipple Visitor In Valley Mrs. K, May Whipple of Los An geles Is visiting at tho home of her daughter Mrs. M. C. Gentry of Jacksonville. A Iho with her friend Mrs. Riley D. llcnmin of Mcdfoni. Mrs. Whipple plans to spend tho summer In the valley. Meftdiiiiies Furry mid Rose Ito South Mrs. Cnrollta Furry nnd mother, Mrs. M. Rose, left Medford the first of ho week for Glendalo, Cal., for an Indefinite visit with Mrs. Claud Cate, formerly of this city. New Leader Mrs. A. ,1. Haiihy, Installed as preiilent of the (i renter Metlioru ub for tho coming year. Mrs. Bowman Hostess Central Point Home Former residents of Central point, who were membors of one of tho oldest women's clubs or ganized in the town, were guests at tho party given by Mrs. Homur Howman at her homo Monday af ternoon of tho past week. After several hours devoted to discussion of past meetings to gether, refreshments woro served by tho hoHtess. Tho list of guests Included: Miss Itlancho Arnold, Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs. Joo Les ter. Mrs. Raymond Crawford and children, Patty and Hilly of Mod ford ; At rs. Fran k llcnspolor of Jacksonville; Mrs. Robert Brophey of Jlurns, MIhh Rose Jones of Seven Oaks, Mrs. Ted Hill and Mrs. Claudo Clark of Central Point. Marriage Juno 41 of luteal Interest Juno 6th has boon announced as tho marring date of Miss I-orona Stallings of McMlnnvIUo and Mr. Lawrence Fisher, son of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. FlHhor tf this city. Tho ceremony will be road tit the homo of the. bride In McMlnnvIUo. . Miss Stallings is a graduate of McMlnnvilln college and Mr. Flshor of Orogon Stato College, whero ho Is now a member of tho faculty, having received a fellowship In electrical engineering at graduation last year. Ho Is also a member of Sigma Phi Sigma, social fraternity, and of Ktta Happa Nu, honorary fraternity, on the northern campus, whero th couplo will mako their home following their marriage. Hrhlo-tn-ho Is Honor Guest at Tea Miss Viola Cole, whose marriage to Mr. P. Moman Aldredgo of this city will bo an event "f lato Juno, was honor guest at the tea given lust Sunday by her sinter, Miss Kthel Cole, at their home. Thoso present were: Mesdamcs Kd Cnrlon, George Webb, Joo Cnvo, A J. Llngerfeldt. M. S. Ruff, AM llard Cave, Kdward Haines, Kugeno Colo, and the Misses Carol Ferns, Kllzahcth pitcher, Iivlda Culbert son, Gladys Hoffman, Jean Ruff, A'iola and Kthel Cole. ' (Jlrl Scouts At Nlmtly 4 Vivo As a grand finale to the program of tho school year, members of tho Girl Scout troop of tho Junior hlqh school aro enjoying a week-end party at the Klliott raliln at Shady Cove. They are accompanied by Miss Luola Rcngn and MIsh Wini fred Andrews, instructors In tho local school system, .Mrs, Murphy Guest at Dlpind Home. Mrs. I. 11. Murphy of Scotts Bluff, Neb., has been a guest In this city during tho past week of her, brother, Dr.fH. Ralph Dlppel. During her stay here ah enjoyed a motor trip to Crater Lak and other scenic drives through tho valley. From Modford she will go to Kugeno to moot Mr. Murphy nnd motor with him to California. Mrs. A'arhmiigh Hollow to Club j The Pythian club met nt the homo tif Mrs. J. It. A'arbrotiKh, 40: Quince street. Tuesday evening. After tho business session several hours wore spent playing r00. Ro frctdiments were served by the I hostess, Klein. assisted by M rs. 13. J. kenly Ret urns To Ranch Home Mr. F. C. Kenly returned to Medford the first of Iho week from Cnrmel and OJttl. Cal.. after spend ing two weeks visiting his sou. Corning Jr., who Is a student at ThMcher school, and friends. MlH liny In San Fmncl'o, Miss Arteno Hay of Central Point left Medford Friday evening for San Francisco whero ihe plans to spend the summer, having accepted a position In the bav city. Here for Vacation Miss Golda Boone has returned to her home nt Jacksonville after ftpendlng the fall, winter and spring in lewtston. an instructor laho, whore she In the city high nrhool. Plans for the Daily A'aiion Bible st-hont which Is to ho held In tho Christian church Juno lsth to 90' tire neartng completion. A Ini g school is desired and an Invitation s extended to all chil dren of the valley to attend. Miss Butler Much Feted, Sails for Europe June 18 Many colorful social events have been planned during the past sev eral weeks in compliment to Miss Gertrude Butler, of this city, who sails from New York, June lKth, on tho Vulcanla for a tour of Europu. Among the enjoyable affairs aro tho dancing party given AVednes day evening by Mrs. Bert Lageson and Mrs. Justin Smith at the Lage son homo on Glen Oak Court, for which Invitations were issued to 12 couples; luncheon at Blu Flower lodge, at which Mrs. Raymond FIsn was hostess, followed by throe tables of bridge at tho hitter's homo on Anderson road, and a bridge party given by Miss Yvonne Smitn at her homo on west Main. Mrs, AV. AW Howard was hostess at a breakfast for ton at which Miss Butler was honor guest Sun day morning. MIhh Butler will bo accompanied on her trip oast nnd tour of uropc by Miss Mildred Nye. Shu will leave Med ford Juno 6th, stop ping in Los Angeles, San Antonio, New Orleans, and AVoshlngton, D. C. Miss Nye, who Is a graduato of Oregon State college, Is now In tho employ of the Portland Power com pany. Miss Butler, a graduato of the University of Orogon, is an In structor In the Romance Languago department of tho local higi school. Society Vacations After Memorial Day Many Medford people took ad vantage of-the holiday Friday and motored to beaches and neighbor ing cities to spend the week-end and will bo returning to their homos tonight and tomorrow morning. Among them aro Dr. and Mrs. R. C, IlulhoIJand and daughter, Mar jory, who are at Brookings; Mr. and Mrs. J. Verno Shangl and young son Verno O., and Miss Em ily Webber, who motored to Cres cent city Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Beebo nnd children motored to Portland for tho week-end Friday and Mb's Oliv Parker left for that city by train Thursday evening. Commencement To Ho Friday Commencement exorclsos of tho lt)!lo graduating class of the Mod ford high school will bo conducted In Iho armory Friday evening at S o'clock, with B. F. lrvlno of Port land giving tho main address. Tho valedictory speech will be given by Laura Drury, and tho salutatory speech by AVIIllam Dougherty. In addition to tho presentation of diplomas, special awards will bo presented. Including the results of tho balloting for tho outstanding boy or girl of tho senior class. Tho no voted on at the student body meeting lust week woro Laura Drury, Marguerite AVatson, Jose phlno Taylor, AVIIllam Dougherty, (loorgo Winno and Glenn Simklns. Tho boy and girl receiving tho lar gest number of votes will havo their names engraved on separate cups which havo been presented by the county fair board. Special musical numbers have been arranged for the exercises. Attend Commencement At Oregon Statu Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Hubbard aro among local people who aro at tending tho baccalaureato services and commencement program at ,t)regon Stato col lego this week end. Their son, Chester, Is a mem ber of tho graduating class, which will rocejvo degrees tomorrow morning at tho commencement program. 4 Missionary Nm'lety Meets Tuesday. Tho Women's Foreign Missionary Society of tbo First M. 13. church will meet with Miss May Phlpps, t)i'3 Fast Main street, Tuesday af ternoon, Mrs. J. AV. Smyllo will lead the study. Assisting hostesses Mrs. F.. S. Hitzler, Mm. H. AV. Con ger, Mrs, AV. M. Van Hcoyoe. Vis itors always welcome. Guests lioavo For San hwo Mrs. II. AV. Flshor apd daughter, Virginia, who havo been visiting at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lyniim, left on the Friday evening Shasta for Sa n J ose, Ca I. They woro accompanied by llttlo Miss Lillian Lynum, who will enjoy a vacation trip with them, visiting tho Yollowstono national park be- I fore returning to Medford in July. ) 4 Birthday Party I Snt unlay 13 vent Mrs. Caroid J. Parker enter- gained yesterday afternoon with a party for her young daughter Na talie, honoring her fifth birthday anniversary. Fourteen guests play ed games during thf afternoon and shared tho largo pink nnd white birthday cuke. Luncheon for Pnt Matnms, 1 'al M a t run "s clu b will h old club luncheon at Hotel Medford at 1 1 p. m. Mosdames Hoggs, Mesdamcs Hrayton and Rlddell 111 bo hostesses for the after noon at tho Mason's club rooms. ... Mr. Clnrk Hostess. Mih. Donald 8. Clark was hosted U!nt an informal d.ner for a group of rrienas at her nome cune-dny evening. Dinner was follow id by several hours of bridge. Mrs. Low IVynohls returned t.i Medford yesterday from Kugeno nnd Tacoma. to which cities sho motored the first of th week with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Foulkes, fol lowing their short visit here. Hostesses Thursday Tea 7 J U' mm Miss Mav?,ie Carroll ami Miss liiiuiu Jirury win ciueruuii ui Thursday afternoon from 4 to fi at the hitler's home, 20 South Oakdale avenue. Guests will include, tho senior girls of the high school, as well as members of the faculty Mr. and Mrs. Grieve at Home in Prospect PROSPECT, Ore., May 31. (Spl.) The many friends of James Boston Grlovo were glad to wel come him and his brldo home after their wedding which took place at Tho Dalles, Orogon on Sunday, May 25th. Tho brldo Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. AV. E. Cauller of The Dalles, and is a graduato of the Normal school of Mon mouth, Oregon. Most of her life has been spent In the vicinity of Hood River and The Dalles, except what time sho spent in attendance at the Oregon State Normal school where she and Mr. Grieve met dur ing his college days at tho Oregon State college at Corvallis. Tho wedding was solemnized at tho homo of tho bride's parents, Tho double ring ceremony was read by tho Rev. G. L, Matlock. They were attended by Ferral Fisch and Jane Cauller the latter a sister of the bride. Mrs. Grieve's grandmother, Mrs. J. C. Emmcl, a singer of considerable prominence, sang "I Love Aou Truly," before the ceremony. The bride was beau tifully gowned in a beige georgette dress and carried an arm bouquet of yellow rose buds and lilies of tho valley. A buffet luncheon was served following tho ceremony, after which tho happy couple left for Portland on a wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Grlovo aro now at home to their many friends at Prospect, Oregon. Mr. Grieve will continue to assist his father, James 13. Grieve, in tho various duties in connection with tho well known and popular resort at this place. Mrs. Parsons Kiitcrtains Club. Mrs. Fred Parsons entertained tho Building Bridge club Thurs day afternoon nt her attractive homo on Park avenue. Twenty hidlefi enjoyed her hospitality. The company consisted of club mem bors and Mesdamcs Llttrell as guests, with Mrs. J. AVilUlnson and Miss Mercia Mlksche playing for absentees. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess nt the close of the playing. Club members extended a vote of thanks to Mrs. Parsons in ap preciation of tho substantial as sistance this pleasant meeting had been to the club. Favors were a wa rded to M Iss AVood and M rs. H. A. Dubuqiio for high and low scores. Meeting Night ('hanged 'For Juvenile Order. Chrysanthemum circle No. S4, Neighbors of Woodcraft, enjoyed a social meeting Monday evening. May 26, with Sadie Gill acting ns chairman. Bridge and fitiu were played, followed by serving of light refreshments. The next meet ing will be held Juno It, and It was1 decided at the last meeting to havo tho Juvenile order meet on the same evening ns tho circle in tho future. Tho children's ses sion to bo held at 7:00 o'clock and tho circle's at 8:00. Prompt attendance Ih urged In order that no conflict will result. Brum toys Knter tain Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bromley entertained Tuesday evening wlt'i a dinner party In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hnhh of. San Jose. Cal. Bridge and dancing occupied th? major portion of the evening fol lowing th dinner. Mr. anil Mrs. Babb are well known here, having boon former residents of the val ley beforo their departure for Pan Jose, whero Mr. Babb holds a re sponsible position with a large fruit packing concern oMhnt city. Oird Villi y Planned St. Ann's Altar society held business meeting in Parish hall ' Tuesday afternoon. In the uh-j senc of Mrs. U C. Oarlock, the, vice-president, Mrs. Flshor, pre-j sided. ! Among the activities for tbj month, a- card party was planned for AVednesday evening. June 4. to which tho public is incited. Ptay Ing commences at 8 o clock. Mr. and Mrs. AV. L. Buck of AVaterviMe. Minn., are guests in this city of Mr. and Mrs. K. It. I Coss. They will motifrotn Med-j ford to Seattle to visit relative; and friends. Mr. Cos of this city ; Is their nephew. j The Building Bridge club will meet with Mm. Carney at Carnoy orchards, Thursday afternoon at S o'clock. Thoso who have no way to make the trip phone Mrs. Schleffclln, R4!-n. u i 7s Mrs. Soliss Hostess Wednesday Luncheon Mrs. A. X. Soliss of 'Phoenix en tertained with a one o'clock lunch eon for a number of friends AVednesday. Tho afternoon was spent playing bridge, with high score going to Mrs. Fletcher Fish; and Mrs. Ted Llttleficld having low score. Pink and white snapdragons. sweet peas and pink peonies were attractively arranged about the tables and room for the occasion. The guest list Included Mosdames Judge Barnes, Ted Littlofiell, Ralph AVilcox, Don Newbury, Jes sie Edwards, O. C. Maust, Fletcher Fish, Edith Thompson, Eva Car less. Harry Young, Burdott'Dodge, IT. Boycr, Pettus, and Miss Fay Carver. Miss Doris Roso, neico of tho hostess, assisted In serving. i Baptist Ladles Meet Tho Ladles' Missionary meeting of tho First Baptist church was held May J7 at tho horn of Dr. Carlo w. 2fi South Laurel street. Tho president opened the meeting by reading Psalm 101. Mrs. A. SI. Mead led the prayer. After the singing of a hymu, Mrs. Effie Dally took charge of the program. She was a delegate to tho Baptist state convention held in the AV'hlto Temple, Portland, May 30-23. Sho gave a very interesting report, especially of tho ladles' meeting held Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Don Piatt sang a solo, "Glva Me Thlno Heart"; Mrs. Opal Finloy accompanied her on the piano. Th missionary country studied on the program was South India. Rev. p. AV. Stait, who had spent 42 years there, was at the conven tion and told of many Interesting changes that had taken place since first gong to that country. During the social hour, Mrs. Clemma Finley, Mrs. Don Piatt and Mrs. J. L. Ely served sandwiches and coffee. Latlles Aid " In Homecoming Th Ladies' Aid Society of th.y First M. E. church met in regular Homecoming in the church par lors Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. M. . Hogan presiding: Mrs. T. G. Hieoo leading the devotions song, "A il Hall the Power of Jesus Nam." Mrs. Iliene offered prayer. Mrs. K. L. Leonard, in behalf of the Eat-t Sid Circle, presented Miss Mildred Patterson In two vocal selections "Who Is Sylvia (Shuhert); "Dedi cation" (Franz); Mrs. 1. AV. Tho mas, accompanist; also two read ings. "Mary at a Shoesbop"; il Didn't Come." Miss Bobetto AVood cock. During tho social hour th East Side Circle served refresh ments. Those observing birthdays were Mrs. Dora Hess, Mrs. Sarnu"! Batcmnn, Mrs. Cora Carder, Rev. A. G. Bonnet. Honor guests were Mrs. Claude Met)!, Mrs. 1. AV. Thomas, Misses Mildred Patterson, Bobetto AVood cock, Melissa Persons, Peggy Metz. Mrs. Thompson Attends Roeltol Mrs. J. R. Thompson of this city left the first of the week for Eu gene to attend the recital given a: the rniversity of Oregon school of music In which her daughter, Mta Geraldlno Thompson, played three violin numbers from "Old Masters" a German Dance. Gavotte and Rlgandon by Mozart. Miss Thomp son is a freshman In the school of music and has already won much favorable comment in tho northern city through the work sho has done In musical nativities. She was recently pledged to Phi Beta, national professional organl yjition for drama and music stu dents. Sho participated In the pre sentation of the oratorio Haydn's Creation at McArthur Court a few weeks ago. Uist Meet lug Tor V.-T. A. Council. The City Council, p.-T. A., will hold their last meeting Momlav' June 2. There will he Installation! of officers and two stato chairmen! will speak on subjects of Interest' to all mothers. A large attend ance Is desired. 4 Pythian SUtor Meet Wednesday Tho regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters will he held In the hall Wednesday evening. June 4th, beginning at 8:00 o'clock. Tho Priscilla cl cle of tho First M. E. church will meet with Mrs Dora Hess. 36 North Pcch on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. a large attendance is desired. Medford Delegates Will Attend Grand Chapter This Week Delegates from Reames chapter to the grand chapter of O. 13. S., will leave fi Portland' the last of the week. Mrs. Delia Scheffcl will attend and Mra. AV. II. McOowan.l who has attended . every grand chapter meeting , for tho past 25 years. Other delegates who will attend will' bo announced later. Three day sessions and an even ing reception are Included in the program, which wil bu held nt the Masonic temple. Miss Hensley Guest Here For Vacation ' Miss'lU'inyce Hensley arrived In this city Friday evening from Burns, Ore., whero she is head of the home economics department of the city high school, to spend tho summer with her sister, Miss Mar garet Hensley. Sho stopped in Portland, while en route, to visit relatives and friends and was guest at the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, of which she is a member, at the University of Orogon, Eugene, for several days. Numerous affairs will be given hero in her honor during tho sum mer season Society Meets Tucjsday Tho Missionary society of Chris tian church will hold regular monthly meeting at" the home of Mrs. Clarence Boyd, on King's highway, Tuesday afternoon, June 3, at 2 o'clock. The honor guests will be thoso ' who havo been Christians more j than forty years; all who havo passed their 70th birthday; thoso i who havo been members of mis- , slonary society over 30 years. j South Methodist Junior Missionary Society The Junior Missionary society was held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the South Methodist church. The meeting was conduct- cd by Mrs. ltoberts, Mrs. Tillcy . and Mrs. Flfer. There were two new pupils present. j After the meeting refreshments woro served. , . ! Visit Crater Ijiko Mr. and Mrs. T. 13. Daniels of this city, accompanied by Mr. and M rs. J o h n Pu r m e r of Portland, motored' to 'Crater Lake yesterday. . Miss Sally ltoberts spent last week-end at the University of Oro gon, Eugene, whore she was a guest at a formal dance at the Botai Theta Pl fraternity. COMDINATION OFFER, , i $ THE SOLITAIRE. TIiIr Klorlous hlmi while diamond Is nested in n licniillfiil IS lit. solid white, gold mounting In turn studded with six side 8etliiiKs of simulated 8iiihlrcs or emer alds. THE WEDDING BAND. Of IS kt. solid while 8"ld, set itli 6 genuino blue white diamonds. DIGNIFIED CREDIT TERMS NO EXTRA COST VuW Qw,x Named P. TV A. Head a$loaatta Prtu Ptiatt Mrs. Hugh Bradford, Sacramento, Cal., was elected president of th. National Congress of Parents and Teachers at th Denver convention, Purchased I.ken.rd by State f California ' Httithltkiii W7 WILDBERG BROS. SMELTING DC REFINING CO. Orfic:742 MarkctSt.,San Fr.nciito Plant: South San Francisco HARRY MARX Painter of the Home of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.25 'The Food Is Better at The Medford i inimiiBfi fi .in,. i IS o nay (JO MEDFORD. ORE. gruen) ROaWi GJi) 4 V
