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MflDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREO ON", SUNDAY, JANUARY 2.', 1931. The Week's Society Happenings Edited By Eva Nealon Newhaiis Entertain Ranch Colony Group Dinner Party Friday Surprise Party Is Given Mrs. Sweeney By Zuleima Temple EX-SHIP CHIEF'S DAUGHTER WEDS Ntrs Driver Among Solinskys Entertain With Dinner Parties Saturday & Monday Royal Arch Masons Plan Dance Series For, Spring Season . Mrs. Bunch Hostess Luncheon and Bridge On Two Occasions Hostesses of Week, Entertains Friday- PAGE FOUIl i Mr. und Mm. C. S. Newhull i'l tPiliilnoil will) 11 dinm-i- imrly at tlitir runch home near JackMun x illf KiUlay rvvnlliK. Overs were plurpd lor Colonel n Mr, tior ilon Voorhtei. Mr. una Mrs. K. CornlnK Kcnly. Mr. and Mm. K i. Burgess, Mr. Holit. W. Ituhl. Mr. V. W. llumlll. Mr. Leonard Carpenter and Mr. T. Slater John ston and the host und Iiofu'wh. St. Patrick's Dance Plans Announced by Local P. W. B. Club J'luiiH for the all liinh holiday uro already Im-Iiik made in Med ford society. The UuhIiichh und 1'rofcsnionul Women announce, that they will sponnor a danco at the Oriental CiardenH on St. Patricks day, CommitteeM, who will man ago the affair uro bolus appointed and a gala proKi'um 1h belnc plan ned. DuneeH Riven under the uub plces of the Jiuainena and J'ro fcHHlonal Women'H elub in the pant have been elaborate affaltH and news of the next party Im received with much enthUNiaum by dance fans. Mrs. Gates Hostess at Bridge Thursday Mi's. W. A. (lutes entertained with three tables of bridge at her home Thursday evening. Prize for high score was awarded Mrs. Jack 1'orter. second high went to Mih. A. C. He-van ami consolation to Mrs. Klsle Hrown. Mrs. Fouhley JlosU'ss At Dinner Party Mrs. Marjorle Keasley entertain cd last evening with a dinner party for eight at her homo on Herkoley Way. Guests were (Iain Koblnson Dr. J. J. Kmmeny, Mrs. Donald .Clark. Mr. and Mrs. F. Itiddle and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tuniy. Mrs, Mills Icave Today for l'urtlnntl Mih. Thus. II. Mills plans to leave today for a week's visit with rohittves and friends In Portland. She will bo house guest of her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Heck- wlth and the Mills. . Mh ami Mrs. Sniltli To Kolum l'?bruary 10 , , Mr. and Mrs, S. Sumptee Smith, who have been visiting In the east for sumo time, uro expected to return lo Modford February 1 Oth. Mr. Smith Joined M ih. ymlth In the east shortly after ChrlHtma und they uro now vis iting- friends In Phoenix, Ariz. having arrived there from Chicago last .week. Aklnw-Drlll Wedding Annouiiccd licit! " Of special interest to many Med ford people wua the announce ment received- tho first of the week 'of tho marrlago of Miss Luella Ruth Aklns, daughter of Mrs. Lottie F. Aklns, to Mr. Law rence Allen Drill, which was an event of December 2-lth In Ht. Andrews church, Kplscopat, Kan Has City. Mo. The Aklns formerly lived In Med ford, where they played a prominent part hi the business und snclnl life of the city. For the Formal Occasion GORHAM Sterling in the Hunt Club pattern, the choice of the country's fore most brides and hostesses. Hunt Hub LAWRENCE'S "Quality Jewelry. Fair Prices, O Intelligent Service" 5 M vh, ( T. Sweeney, queen of ! Zuleima Temple Nti. 13, DauKhterH of l liu Nile, was the InKplration of. ii MiintrfMi nurlv iriv'n liv I lw nf- ! flrct'M, patrol mcmbeiH ami pant j iueena of the temj)le bat unlay af- ternoon. J Lunelinoii was Nerved in the prl I vate dlniriB room of lhu Hotel . Med ford lo twenty-two KuentH who found theii- places previous to tho : entrance of the guest of honor j who was eweoi ted by Mih. W. 11. i lli'dowan. The table decorations 'Under the direction of ,M ih. Marie Sclioepi'ti were at tractive with an arrange ment of Hpring f loweiH, trallitiK Hinilax and pink tapci-H. Kollowlng the luijeheon the party adjourned to the home of MrH. O. l Hoggs, where five lablen of bridge were In play. MrH. Maude I HoltneH received a prize for high j score, Mrn. Chaw. Wooda for second i high and Mrs. Howard Hcheffel, third. Mrs. Sweeney was presented with a beautiful silver service by Mrs. II. (1. KnderH on behalf of the temple officers, patrol and past queens. The Nile ceremonial, recepl Ion to the supremo queen, Mrs. Kath erlne Hint, of Chicago and Instal lation of officers will be held in Ashland Masonic Temple on Thursday, February "6th, followed by a banquet and dance. Birthday Dinner Lovely Event At The Gregory Home Mrs. Kliabetii (Jregory, oT Central Point, celebrated her eighty -six th birthday, Sunday, January the eighteenth, with a wonderful turkey dinner at her cozy homo at Central point, wMh twenty-two of her children, gi and- ciiiiiiren ana other relatives pres- ent to enjoy It with her. It wu u royal feunt Indeed, j with two large tables, eleven cov-i ers at each, the pretty ',t'1'- pieces ami lovely mrtnuay cukc I'll ae adding the festive touch. Many lovely gifts and flowers made tho birthday memorable , ami tint nappy reminiscent visn which followed the dinner gave tho younger group some Idea of what the sturdy pioneers had to enduro In building up tho pleas ant land and comfortable homes which they now enjoy. Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory came with her parent!? M r. and M rs. Jefferson March, to this valley In IHfi7, from Missouri, crossing the plains when but u child of eleven. In this arduous trip all or the hardships and dangers of (ravel ing l that time were faced. Sickness, trouble w lib the In dium', discomfort of the desert tho long Journey was one to daunt less bravo and hardy souls. In the 'same train was Win. J. Gregory, the young man whom she married November 21, IS til. and with whom she established the home on a donation hind ctalm near Centrul Point. Here they reared their family of seven children, four of whom survive. Of the latter, Mr. Will Gregory llveH now on u part of the old home ranch. In later years. Mr. and Mrn. W. J. Greogry spent several win ters In Ashland and have many friends who are interested In all that concerns them. Mr. Gregory died a few years ago, and Mrs. Gregory lives In Central Point In her own comfortable home, with her children near by. Mm Luclndu Wecden, a daugh ter Hves wllh her children on a ranch on Applegate. Mr. Ilenr Gregory lives near Central Point. Mrs. Eliabet h Owens lives I" Central Point and Mr. Will Greg ory on the old homo place. j Those present on this memor able occasion were: the hoste and guest of honor. Mrs. Kliwi- eth Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. M. w . Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Mark True. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Turpln, Mr. and Mrs, John Mcitridc, Mrs. l.i rlndu Weeden, Mrs. Elizabeth Owens, .Mrs. lihinch Gregory, Gn- Weeden. Lucille Sellers, Keith Gregory. Mildred ami Herbert egory. and Vernon Turpin. A bust of friends offer hearty Cong rut illations ami good wishes to this fine representative of the sturdy pioneers who helped make this valby Mossom an the rom AMitand Tidings. Mr. I oi l in Honor Gucl Al Miovtrr Mrs. A Powell. 3V1 Benson street, entertained Tuesday eve ning of this week with n nhon er honoring Mrs, J, N. Fori In. Mrs. Powell was very ably nn slsted in entertaining by M rs. Chase and Mrs. Jolly. Mrs. Jolly giving a reading which was very amusing. Presents for Mrs. Forlln were concealed in various places In the different rooms. Mrs, Chase read a poem of her own composition describing tho position of each, by which the guest of honor discov ered them. Following games und other amusements, refreshments were served. Guests for (he evening were: Mrs. J. II. Tyrrell, Mrs. George Cbihlreth. .Mis. Kay Young. Mrs. Hr. Curlnw. Mrs. A, J. Stewart, Mis. WO . Mcllee. Mrs. Lester liwrentK. Mrs. Ivan Iavlet, Mrs. H. C. Set gent, Mrs. Lorcn Far low, Mm. James Stewart, Mis Ruth Stewart. Miss Alum Fdler, M Is llitttv Htnwnrt Mid f -Dh.un Mr. Jolly and Mm. A. K. Powell, ' P,,-" v IVf 'If . H Hi I Helen Hurley, daughter of Edward J. Hurley, war-time shipping board chief, was married to William J. Ryan In Chicago. Ryan, an attorney, is a Princeton graduate. Here they are leaving church. Card Party Enjoyed Parish House Friday St. Mark's !uild held anotber one of its popular card parties at the parish bouse l-'riday uft4'rnoon. There were twelve tables in play. Mis. Josephine Clark holding high score in progressive and M rs. Robert 1 1 ad ley for pivot. The committee in charge of (lie party included Mesdames John Harneburg, c h a I r m a n, Sidney Snijthi (.(,., KH.-h. C. C. Murray ,, u (. m i,olluud. Kriday, January :ioth the guild wiM ,(,jd a (.nfrui-in luncheon at h m.M, ,uUse at 12:30. All inembers and friends are invited . . ii,.mi - MsH Arnold llmioml itirt Inlay TucMlay Twenty-two members of tho Koyal Neighbor camp pleasantly surprised Neighbor Illancho Arn- ftt hei. luinn on JjUCUst street I Tuesday evening, honoring her birthday anniversary. Guinea and j ore., who has been visiting her a social time vero enjoyed. MIsh daughter, Mrs. Cheater N. Cum Arnold was the recipient of many mings. lovely gifts. At u late hour re freshmcnts wero served. Guests were:, Mrs. Ireno Shir ley, M Iss Christ ine 1 Vurson, M rs. j Margery Pearson, Mrs. Cora Pow ell, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Arnold, I M r. and M rs, Frank I lauspeter. Mr. und Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mr. Louis Lasbaw, Mr. Ted Ford, Mrs. Freda K Ingsley, M rs. Dorothy Scripter. M rs. Cora Lewis, Mrs. I-Mllb Heck. Mr. und Mrs. Laur en tz Johnson, Mrs. t iarrctt, M rs. Katbryn Rath bum. Miss Itlanclie Arnold and mother, Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Prentice Among Hostesses of Week Mrs. Hurry Prentice, who enter tained with a I o'clock luncheon and three tables of bridge at herjKnin, r Hkits presenting Iho folk home Friday afternoon, in inviting friends for a not Iter bridge lunch eon next Friday. There will be three tables itt play. - Mrs. LcMimon Hotcss TucMlay i:ciiing Mrs. C. C. I.emmon entertained members of I he Tuesday 1 club at her home last week iter and cards were enjoved. Idge Ulu- High School Groups Make Festive Days of Short Vacation Period Several social affairs wero held! duriug the past week by a group of high school students during the vacation between semesters. Miss Doris Hundy, daughter of Mrs. L. Humly, entertained a num ber of her f lie nils Tuesday eve ning with it waflie supper at her home, :u4 South Central avenue. On Wednesday afternoon Miss Melva I -arret!, daughter of Mr. ' and Mrs. T.-N. Parret!. whs hos- j tess at tea ut the home of her parents on North Orange street. A theater party as given by the same group on Wednesday ' evening, after which cards and! lanelng were enjoyed nt the home m mss ''"' NeiiiriiKB daugh- ier oi .mi, ami .Mrs. j. .1. Oseii- "'"''e 6th Annual States Dinner BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER! SAT. EVE., JAN. 31 First M. E.Church 6:30 0 BISHOP TITUS LOWE Portland, Oregon (Eloquer.t Speaker and guest of honor) Phone 320.J-2 for reservations Q o Associsied Ptess Pboto Guest Day Popular Event Boyle Home A guest day card party was nn interesting event of the week for ; (;rotchcn McAllister and Kao Lu woincu of Hotary at the home of jCVC.e Mrs. John Hoyle Wednesday. I There were 10 tables of bridge I in play and tea served by the I hostess and her assistants, who , wero Mesdames Ralph Dlppel, i Robert Strang. W, A. Whlteluw and E. W. Shock ley. Prize for high score ut bridge i was awarded Mi's. Ileum cm und prize for second high went to Mrs. Win. Lee Hricker. During the afternoon Gertrude - Doyle, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. John Hoyle, entertained with sev eral piano solos. 1 Mrs. Collin Hostess ( At Itrldgc Paily Mrs. Kate M. Collins was hi tess at a delightful bridge party Wednesday evening; given In honoV nf Ai,.H. j. Laui-hlin of Mitchell There were two tables In play and prize for high score way awarded Mih. W. S. ' Holger and the consolation was won by Mrs. Tim I ml ley. Guests present were Mrs. Lough tin. Mrs. Tim Dailey. Mrs. W. S. Holger. M rs. Chester Cum mings, Mrs. II. Hrown Foulger, Miss Vera Humphrey, Mrs. Vera Plymale, Mrs. T. E. Knackstcdt und the hostess. f ltolcrlu Stearns In Cast Of Mills College Skits Miss Roberta Stearns, daughter of Dr. R. W. Stearns of this city, is one of sixteen students at Mills college, chosen for tho staff of the Freshman Folk Follies, a nro- hue of American peoples studied by tin class during the first se mester of work. The skits will Include Indian folk lore, u Caro lina folk play, cowboy songs, songs of the sea. western "bad incn," ami negro folk lore. goii will be Included In the cast. she Is Miss Helen Malarkey of .Miss Margaret Childers. duugh- ter of Mr. ami Mrs. A. M. Child ers invited a number of friends to her home on Kings hlghwny Friday nf ternoon for tea, honor ing her birthday. Miss Rttrhara Drury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Drury was hostess Friday evening to a group of friends at her homo on South Oakdale avenue. Members of the younger set who were guests at (he various affairs were Dorothy Slead, Winifred Warner, Joan Stoehr, IkmiIsc Hrommer. Flora McMath, Audrey Lull, in-1, Gernldim Latham, Mur Jotie Marshall. Peggy Miller, Jus tine MHIer. Lucile Murray. Har- bai n In ury, Margaret Childers, j Louise Osetibrugge. Melva Parrett, jRirltara Drury and Dnvis Hundv A pleasant event of Friday afternoon was the luncheon given j oy .urn. itiijiiiuiiu ii iki i. hci lovely country home near Central I I'oint. (.'overs were placed for 16 guests and bridge enjoyed follow ing luncheon. Education Changes Will Be Discussed at Club Luncheon An interesting program has been arranged for the luncheon meet ing tomorrow of the Greater Mcd ford club, which will be held at the Hotel Holland. Luncheon will be served ut 1 o'clock and the meeting will be open to all per sons interested in club work und the problems to. bo considered. Mrs. Kusanne Homes Carter, county school superintendent, will speak during the luncheon hour on vital questions concerning changes in the Oregon state edu cational program. Following luncheon the mem bora and guests will adjourn to the hotel parlors, where a pro gram of music und dancing will be presented. Mrs. E. E. Gore will give a paper on the o peril and pure music und program music. Mrs. C. If. Pasko will entertain the group with a vocal solo und Mrs. Eve Benson will present five pu pils in dance numbers. There will be an American Indian dance by La Merle Heck, u Spanish fan tango hv 1 Telen Wnnrl. a loe number Itv .;1Ilp, (:hn..(i Jimi n t!m number bv Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mesdames Pasko, J. E. Edmla ton and H. C. Williamson. The February meeting plans have been moved forward to Jan uary because of the Inability of the January committee members to present their program, which will be given next month. For reservations for the Mon day luncheon, women are asked to call the club president, Mm. A. J. Hanby, HGti-Y. Daughters of Nile Patrol Entertained The lovely country homo of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Sweeney on the Central Point road was the scene of an Interesting event for mem bers of the Daughters .of the Nilo patrol Thursday 'evening. Mes dames Sweeney and W. H. Mo Gowan, having entertained with a 6:30 dinner at that time. Covers wero "placed for tho 16 members of the patrol. . 4-4 Miss Solfnsky Annuls Fni tern It y Da nco Miss Donna Solinsky, of Mr. u nd M rs. E. C daughter Solinsky, was u guest last evening on the University of Oregon campus at the format dinner dunce given by Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity ut the Eugene hotel. Building Bridge Meets With Sirs. Mcrrlmnn The ltulldiug Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. Thos. Merriman Thursday afternoon at two oclock. Mrs. J. It. Marshall will assist in entertaining. It Has Been Said: "It Pays to Dig Into Facts" Let us 0X1)111111 to you why as is so ulu-ap with rates as low as 110 of lc per cubic foot. Why wait? Sim us thnn use jras, the. fastest ami cheapest fuel on earth. Southern Oregon Gas Corp. "Home of Instant Heat' 209 West Main Street Snider Dairy & Produce Co. invites you to tune in on KMED Monday, at 2:30 p. m. for those choice recipes contributed by our community's best cooks. Try them now whilejbutter and eggs are more roasonablehan they have been in years. . . 'i For best results uso Cold Medal Butter and Eggs Mr. and Mrs. 12. C. Solinsky were among local people who en tertained at dinner last week, hav ing Invited guests to their home for Saturday and Monday eve nings. Guests Raturduy wero Mr. and Mrs. A,. W. Pipes, Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Goldsberry. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Love, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thomas and Mr. und Mrs. C. M. Kidd. Monday evening covers were placed for Dr. .and Mrs. R. W. Sleeter. Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Paske, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lcmmon, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Newbury and Miss Donna Solinsky und the host and hostess. Miss Boggs Honored Prior to Departure Friends of Miss Ethel Boggs en-! tertalned in her honor Thursday evening with a dinner at Frank lins, followed by a Uieater party at the Cratcrian. t ' Guests were the Misses Mar garet Fitch, Ruth Meusel. Itha and Thelma Heard, Frances Beut ty. Mrs. Alice Lounsberry, Mrs. Pat Carlton and Mrs. Ellen Lorton. Miss Boggs plans to leave Med ford next week to make her home in Visalla, Cal. ' Costume Party Event Tuesday Eve. . The costume party given by members of tho Business and Pro fessional Women's club Tuesday evening was a gala affair with many colorful ensembles much in evidence. Prize for the most original costume was awarded Mrs. Martin, guest ut the meet ing. Among the features of enter tainment for the evening wore games and fortune telling, follow ed by a chill supper. Members of the committee, who arranged the event wero Miss Lucy Davis, chairman. Miss Wini fred Walker, Miss Elsie Brown and Mrs. Clarice Spuhn. . " Doctors Entertain Wives With Dinner cJ An Interesting event In southern Oregon society -Wednesday evening was the dinner given at tho Lithia Springs hotel by members of the J ackson County M ed lea I society. Tho doctors wero hosts to their wives for the occasion. Allous Club Mccts YVHIi Mrs. Daily Mrs. Maisie Daily and Mrs. Ro land Hubbard were Joint hostesses Thursday evening to members of the Aliens club at Mrs. Daily's home at Hlllcrest. Sixteen guests enjoyed cards and refreshments. Prizes at bridge were awarded Mrs. Warren Butler und Mrs, W. S. Bulger. Fuirchllds Move To New Residence Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Falrchild have moved from their residence on Laurel street and are now at home to their friends ut 221 North Holly. Phono 526 At the regular monthly meetint; u f C rate r Luke Chapter, No. 3 Koyal Arch Masons, plana were made for a series of spring dunces. Tho following committee was appointed to complete ar rangements, Lester K, Smith, chairman; Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.. V. Aubrey Norris, Mr. und Mrn. C O. Horner, und Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Lennor. These dances will be sponsored by the local chapter of Royal Arch Masons, all Muster Masons and their invited Kuests will be eligible lo attend. The committee will make arrangements to hold the first dance of the series in the near future, date to be de cided by them und announced later. Tlieso dances will bo held in the ball room of Masonic tem ple. This will be the first social effort of uny of the local Muuun ic bodies'1 'during this season und it is urged that all Masons who en joy dancing, attend and help make these parties a success as they uro benefit affairs. Revenue derived will be uted toward pur chasing uniforms for Chapter Je gree team. Mr. Wakefield Honor Guest, Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wakefield entertained at dinner und cards Friday evening celebrating Mr. j Wakefield's birthday anniversary. 1 1 Prizes for "high scores at five hundred were awarded Mrs. Wil liam JVhiteknv und Mr. J. W. Wakefield and yrizes far low scores went to Mr. and Mrs. C. Whitelaw. 1 Guests for the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whitelaw. Mr. and Mrs. 13. K. Cosh. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Wakefield, Mr. and j Mrs. C. Whileluw and Mr. and; Mrs. Herman. Grummart. All guests were former resi dents of. Minnesota us are Mr. und Mrs. Wakefield. M rs. Cu rr 1 1 i norcd At Dinner Party . Complimenting Mrs. Fred Carr, who recently moved to this city with her husband, who was trans ferred from Grants Pass by the California Oregon Power company, Mrs. j. A. McDougal entertained a$ wd inner . and tbridge Wednesday, evening. V. A.- Us To Meet Saturday Afternoon The General Joseph Lane So ciety, C. A. R.. will fliect Satur day Sifternoon, January 31. at the home of Miss Margaret Childers. Miss Childers will bo assisted as hostess by Misfl Klizabeth Ferry. We Will Show You Spring Styles Adrienne's "New Distinctive Apparel for Women" O Mrs. F. G. Hunch was houtcsa at two delightful uffulrs of the Week, having entertained with bridge luncheons Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ut her homo on Park avenue. The Valentine motif predomina ted In tho decorations for each luncheon. Prizes at bridge Wed nesday were awarded Mrs. Good win Humphreys, Mrs. L. Penning ton and Mrs. C. C. Goldsberry. The guest list Included Mesdames C. C. Goldsberry, I.. P. Wilcox, f L D. Inskeep. A. K. Edward. L. Pennington, Chas Gilbert, Mark Miller, Goodwin Humphreys, II. Gray, Warren Hut Ier und Wilcox. Guests for the Saturday lunch eon were Mesdames Chus; Kenni es, Kugeno Thorndyke, K. W. Shockley, Ralph Dippel, J. W. Voting. H. T. Hubbard, John Wil kinson, Krnesl Scott, U. W. Slee ter. W. L. Temby, C. K. Grunt and Arch Holt. Benefit Card Party To Be Monday Event Following the brief business session, which will open at 7:30 sharp, for members of Chrysan themum Circle, No. 84. Neighbors of Woodcraft, in tho I. O. O. F. hall Monday evening, tho meeting will be turned over to the social committee und a benefit card party enjoyed. The newly elected officers will act as entertainment committee and the public is extended a cord ial invitation to nttend the purty; Refreshments will bo served fol lowing cards.. M " ltrUbrc Party TiOvoly Kvent Thursday One of the most pleasant af fairs of the week vas the bridge party at the home pf Mrs. Morse on West Kleventh street Thurs day evening. Five gumes were played und. refreshments wero served in two courses. The color schemes of red and green was carried in lighted can dles, lunch cloths, dishes and center service. Altar Society Plans Activities For Year The program for the year's ac tivities was outlined by members of the board of directors at tho meeting Tuesday afternoon of th St. Ann's Altar society, hold" In the Parish hall. . The president, Mrs. Fisher, ap pointed a committee to taki charge of the food sales, cafeteria dinners and card parties. Plans for an evening card party to be held Wednesday evening were announced. As New as Spring Buds and every bit as interest ing. Our new Dresses typify 1931 a s h io n Trends, featuring two piece Prints Conibiiia tions of silk print and lace Silk Jacket Frocks Kyelet Materials. Come in and See What's Being Worn New Fabric Coats Spring Suits Accessories Hosiery I Anr rrvrn rn , trrw mm- mi
