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Installation Draws
Many to K. P. Hall
Garden Club Will
Meet on Thursday
j Card Parties Will
Precede Lent Here 0
Exater. Oil., Ki'iM" growers aro A (ev radio-beacon is t he es-
An extra force of men was put
placii,' their products in cold stor
age tv await a butT dem.uul dur
ing t be winter.
tablished at Kouey Rocks light- at work beautifying city property
house, to Kiiide ships ihrouHh the at Coffey vllle, Kan.. In a drive
straits of 'lorld;i. '; against unemployment,
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Status of Modern
Turkey Interests ,
Local Study Club
Bridge Club Enjoys
Session, Merrirnan
Home On Thursday
The HuildiiiR Bridge cluh had a
Tho study of MusU'pha Kemnl very intpre.siJnj meeting Thursday
Pasha and the Hiatus ot Turkey : aCieruoon at the T. K. .Mrrlnmn
today will be W by Mrs. T. V. ' home, when Mrs. Marshall and
.(ile at thl week's session of tho Mrs. Mert-imnn entertained a corn
Wednesday Study club. pany of 30 ladies at bridge.
A review of "Under KLvo Sut-1 Several guests were prosent.
.tana" by Br. Mary Mills Patrick, j some pluying for absent members
will be trlven by Mrs. J. O. Ciroy. (of tho club, and several neighbors
Current events relative to the sub- ! of Mrs. Merrimau enjoyed nor hoa-
. jeft-will be given by. Mrs. Louis , pitatity,
ii. uunipnrys.
Much Time Devoted
To Study of Prayer
Dainty refreshments were, served
! at the small card tables after four
gam oh wero played.
The next meeting will bo with
j Mi8 Keliehor at her homo on
j South Oakdale, Thursday after
i noon, Feb. rth.
Members of the Women's Rible
rlass of the Presbytorlan chureh
held their monthly social after
noon Tuesday in the church par
lors with 65 present. Mrs. McCol
lom eavo the devotional. Mrs.
eely Hall read a very compre
hensive paper on the life of St.
I'aul, and Mrs. Frank Graham
wing' "Beside tho Still Waters.''
Mlrs. Simkins accompany InK her
at the piano. Mrs. K. N. Warner
then led a most interesting discus
sion on how to teach the young
children to pray. A number of
mothers pave their interesting ex
periences with their own children,
and many helpful suggestions were
given. Hev. C. B. l'orter then
closed tho discussion with helps
for both old and young in regard
to prayer. Hostesses for tho after
noon were Mcsdames Oliver,
Wright, Do Wit, .Tones, Mundy.
Herriot and Miss Anna Detweiler.
.-Those having birthdays in Janu
ary were Mesdames l'ayne. Miles.
Phipps, Newcomh, M:iithev, Item
ington. C.ilinore and Graham. Mrs.
Hello Litre!! and Mrs. Frank Gra
ham presided at the tea table.
The class meets every Sunday at
9:45 a. m. in the ladies parlor of
the church. Visitors are always
welcome.
Activities of
Legion Auxiliary
Publicity Chairman Mrs. Win
Lee Bricker.
i Miss Eads Receives
Honors, University
'Dorothy Fads, of Mod ford, a
junior at the University of Oregon,
has been elected to 11 Lambda
Theta, honorary education frater
nity for women at the university.
Miss Kads is majoring In Latin
and is a member of Pi Sigma, Lat
in club. She is also a member of
the Greater Oregon club in Alert
t'ord this year.
':-
Mrs. .Wright Ho-sles ,
At Thursday Luncheon.
Mrs. Itay K. Wright of 00 North
Orange street, this city. - entertain
ed the Ladies of Friendship club at
luncheon Thursday, the 29th. The
afternoon was spent with sewing
and pleasant conversation. The
hostess' little son. Delmar, enter
tained with several selections on
the piano.
Bobby Holmes lias
Birthday Party
Bobby Holmes, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Cole Holmes, celebrated his
seventh hirthdny Saturday, Janu
ary 31. Twelve boys were guests
and games nnd refreshments were
enjoyed.
Friendship Club
MectN Fry Home
Saturday night, Jan. 24th, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Fry of Lame
street, this city, entertained the
Friendship club at dinner. The
evening was spent in playing
bridge. High score was won by
Mrs. Ray Ward, second by Fred
Morse .and consolation by Mrs.
Geo. Drake.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Doc Wright, Fred Morse, Geo.
Drake, Ray Wright and Itay
Ward.
Mrs. Klein Hostess
to Pythian Sisters
The Pythian Sister club met last
Tuesday evening with Sister Klein.
An enjoyable business meeting
wax held, after which the evening
was spent playing bridge. High
score went to Sister Clara Ficht
ner and second high to Sister Au
stfa Barneburg. At a late hour de
lieious refreshments were served by
Sisters Klein and WooJfe. The
president will announce tho next
meeting place, at an early date.
Luncheon nu! Theater
Party Fn joyed
Luncheon at the Hotel Medford
and a pleasant theater party nt
the Holtywore enjoyed by a group
of eight Thursday afternoon when
the losing members of the Muske
teer Bridge club wero hostesses to
the winners. In the. party were
Mesdames J. L. Woodcock, Hn una
Sweetland, Claudia Pritchnrd, Karl
Gray, Cha.. Woods anil Kd Mann
and tho Misses Anna Detweiler nnd
Dot Berry,
danrys to Vb-it
in Portland
Dr. and Mrs. II. W. Clancy will
leave today fur Portland, accom
unn if A hv their little irntnrtdimuh-
ter. who has been visiting them ' Pnt Matrons Plan
Easter Monday Ball
At this month's business meeting
plans were started for the second
annual Faster Monday ball which
was. such a success last year. The
two general chairmen for tho af
fair are Mrs. F. G. Bunch and Mrs.
Win. Bulger. The nail has been
secured and all preliminary ar-
angements are underway. j
Ravioli Supper
Last Monday there was much ;
gaiety after the business was over.
Mrs. Minnie Bryant, Mrs. Hilda
Thurman and Mrs. Anna Jacuue
served a sumptuous ravioli supper.
Then there was the new Kagle
Point cheese and coffee to give
lidded zest. Much friendly fun was
had with and at the expense of
the Legionnaire waiters who as
sisted the committee. What was
lacking in skill was made up in repartee.
During the hour Mr. Frskine
and Mr. McK.it rick entertained
with guitar numbers which were
loudly . applauded. Several new
m em be rs w e re p r ese n t a n d w ere
made welcome by the auxiliary and
its work and fun.
National Defense Conference
The interest of members of the
Medford unit of the American Le
gion auxiliary this week was in
Washington, D. C, where the sixth
annual women's patriotic confer
ence on national defense wns open
ing. The conference is being held
under tho co-sponsorship of the
auxiliary anil the Daughters of the
American Revolution and hun
dreds of delegates from all parts
of the country representing -10 na
tional women's organizations are
ittending.. Policies which the wo
men of these organizations will
follow in their work for an ade
quate national defense during the
coming year win oe soaped at tho
conference.
Mrs. Slinsou Hostess .
to Auxiliary
The Ladies auxiliary of the First
Baptist church held a missionary
meeting at the homo of Mrs. Frank
Stinson, 214 Stark street, Tuesday,
January 27. Meeting opened with
song, "If Jesus Goes With Me."
Prayer by Mrs. Myrtle Wilson;
scripture reading, Mrs. Florence
Williams, who has been a mission
ary in China, from tho Book of
Acts. She showed how Paul,
furlough, went around to all the
churches to say goodhy. Missionary
program was in charge of Mrs. Kf-
fie Dally, subject, "The Philippine
Islands, 7000 of Them, With Bap
tist Work in Only Two."
Mrs. P. H. Daily, "Work at Iloile
and Capiz, on opposite sides of
the Island of Panay." Mrs. Newton
Mead. "Hospital and Nurse Train
ing." Mrs. Mamie Shaffer, "Baco
lad, the Capital and Educational
Center." Mrs. Kffle Daily, "Gen
eral Description." Mrs. A. 11. Mend,
"Evangelistic." Mrs, C. A. Keizur,
"Work With Younger Pupils." Mrs.
Jessie Beach, "The Work With Ba
bies.' Mrs. Hazel Lester, "The Boy
in Field With Father Planting
Rice." Mrs. W. L. Jones. "The
Blind Children." Mrs. Grace Rob
erts. "Student Teachers.'" Miss El
via Strickland, "School Children.'
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, "Many Schools
Support Their Own Teachers.
Mrs, Mary Strickland, "The Gifts
from America Help to Make Pos
sible the Work In tho Islands."
It has been 410 years sinee Ma
gellan visited the islands. Clou
ing proyerR by Mrs. Eaton, Mrs.
Knox and Mrs. Mead followed by
all repeating the Lord's prayer.
Refreshments were served by the
host ofls, nsslsted by Mrs. H. J.
Miner. Mrs. M. M. Gault and Mrs
A. J. Anderson.
MK-tnmUT Group
Meets Smylle Home
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of the First M. K.
church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. J. W. Smylle at her
home on Pacific highway. Mrs. W.
W. Walker will lead the study
topic. "Physicians and Nurses-"
Assisting the hostess will bo Mrs.
C. W. Conkhn. Mr. J. A. Duron.
Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc. Visitors
always welcome.
One hundred twenty-five mem
bers and friends attended the in
stallation of the new officers for
tho coming year at the Royal
Neighbor meeting last Thursday
evening In the K. P. hall on North
Grape street.
Tho following officers were In
stalled by Ethel Latham, install
ing officer, assisted by Edith Beck,
ceremonial marshal.
Callie Gear, orlcle; Freda Kings
ley, vice oricle; Margery Pearson,
past oricle; Bessie Dewey, record
er; Katie Palen, receiver; Dorothy
Seripter, inter-sentinel; Marie
Wells, outer-sentinel; Cosset t
Jones, manager; llulda Hansen,
musician; Myrtle Arnold, chancel
lor; Edith Beck, team captain;
Frederica Olaseoek, juvenile direc
tor; Katie Rathburn, marshal;
Cora Powell, assistant marshal;
graces: Blanche Arnold, Georgania
Hussong, Daisy Samuelson, Mrs.
French and Mrs. La ing.
After the installation of the of
ficers gifts were presented to the
installing officers and past oricle
of the camp. Drill work was done
in an export manner. This was fol
lowed by n program in which the
following people participated: Ruby
Hall, a reading; Charles W hillock,
instrumental pieces; Maxino Har
nett, two readings; Mrs. Thomas,
two vocal numbers, assisted by
Margaret Chllders at the piano;
Jane Ant In, tap dance; Helen
Wood, Spanish danco; La Murle
Beck, American Indian dance.
Refreshments wero served by
Minnie Ramcy, chairman, assisted
by Laura Putman, Irene Shirley,
Cossetto Jones, Hazel Cassady,
Christine Pearson, Nora Glascock,
Ester Richmond.
The hall was decorated very at
tractively by Margery Pearson nnd
Daisy Samuelson.
Members of tho Medford Garden Following tho enfetorla luncheon
club, anticipate an Interesting pro- given Friday afternoon by the
gram at their regular meeting next members of St.- Mark's guild an
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. interesting business meeting was
The meeting will be at tho Hotel held and plans lor the card party
Medford as usual unless a differ- to be sponored iirt:iy, February
tut announcement is made. Tho" il, diseased.
new officers will be In charge audi MomIuiucs MnrriKon and An-:
slides picturing western highways j drews wero lit charm of the Kri
will be shown. These pletures were: clay meeting and the committee
taken by Mrs. Lawtou on her trip
through tho west last summer to
show how billboards and various
other signs spoil tho beauty of our
roadside scenery. As Medford was
Included In her itinerary doubtless
local scenes will be shown. As a
bill regarding such signs is at pres
ent before tho legislature, there
fore the subject is of special In
terest. Mrs. Mack plans to bo present to
discuss management of tho chil
dren's garden contest for this year.
Nile Club Formed
In Klamath Falls
Local Dancers May
Have Chance, Movies
A Zulclma Temple Nile club was
organized In Klamath Falls Thurs
day with a membership of 16. Mes
dames C. T. Sweeney. W. 11. Mc
Gowan. W. II. McNair and II. G.
Enders motored to tho neighboring
city to carry out the organization
plans.
Mrs. Elmer Balslger of Klamath
Falls was elected president of the
club.
Following organization work re- j
fresh men ts were served by the
Klamath Falls group.
named to complete the tard party
arrangements U eompesed of Mrs.
G. U. Sat.hwell, chairman; Mes
dames Fabriik, Reini. r. Hamilton,
Wilsi-n and Slennrtt.
Another card party will be held
February Di und Mrs. Prue Angle
Piatt will head arrangements for
the event which will be the last
party prior to IjoM.
Plans lso aro being made for
a public cafeteria luncheon during!
thi Lenten season and Mrs. Rog-
er Bennett will be chairman of
I ho affair.
Lady Lions Tg Meet
With Mrs. Thorndyke
Hearts of several local amateur
artists of the dance are all a-flut
ter this week following the visit
here of E. B. Hansen, territory
organ i.er for motion picture cast
ing directors' register in Holly
wood. And ambitions for motion
picture appearances, nestled in the
hearts of most American youths,
have been revived for seven pupils
of Mrs. Eve Benson's dancing aca
demy. Gretchen McAllister, 1 lelen
Wood, Marjorie McNair, Noel Ben
son, Gordon Benson nnd La Merle
Beck and Thelma Good of Medford
nnd Ashland wero selected by Mr.
Hansen as prospects for filmdom.
Mr. Hansen studied a group of
photographs made by Shangle's
studio of Mrs. Benson's pupils and
has usked the group named to reg
ister on casting cards left with
Mrs. Benson. While there is no
assurance that tho pupils regis
tered will be called to Hollywood,
Mr. Hanson's interest does show
that they are considered eligible
for types of motion picture work.
Monthly Meeting or
V. W. C. A. Monday
The regular monthly business
meeting of the board of directors
of the V. W. C. A. will be held
Monday evening, February 2, at
7:30 o'clock in the club rooms.
This Is the annual election of of
ficers nnd a good attendance is
desired. Mlns Mitchell, the secre
tary, will be present.
Crater Lake Guild
to Meet Marsh Homo
Mrs. 11. E. Marsh will bo hostess
to the Crater Lako guild Monday
evening. February 2, nt her home,
43 North Pouch. Assisting her will
bo Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs.
Veal Wnlker. Miss Gertrude Watst
ling will lead the devotlnnals and
Mrs. Una Inch will present a paper
on the Scandinavian countries.
.Mr, and Mrs. Hague
Entertain at Dinner
Mr. anil Mrs. Robert L, Hague
entertained with a chicken dinner
nnd birthday party for two friends
Sunday, January 25. Their guests
were Mrs. Mary Strickland and
daughter Elvia, Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Parker, Drs. F. G. nnd Eva
Mains Car low nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Mell Collins.
Altar Society Sponsors
SiuH't'ssful Party
St. Ann's Altar society spon
sored a card party at tho Parish
hall Wednesday evening which
was attended by a largo group of
local society folk, who enjoy
playing both bridge and five hun
dred. 1 1 Igb scores were held by M rs.
V. II. Fisher and Mrs. McNumur.
Refreshments were served follow-
The Lady Lions will meet Wed
nesday afternoon for covered dish
luncheon and cards at tho home of
Mrs. Eugene Thorndyke, til " Da
kota avenue. Hostesses for the af
ternoon will be Mesdames Thorn
dyke, J. Verne Sbangle and F. F.
Burke.
Mrs. Dougherty
l.nterialiis Guest
Mr. and Miv. William Dougherty
j of 'Bralnard, Minn., were house
i guest the first of tho week of Mr.
I Dougherty's mother, Mrs. Ellen
Dougherty. Miss Agnes Dougherty
of Dunsmuir, Cal.. was also a
guest of her mother,.
Woman's Association
To Meet Tuesday
The Sunny Sisters will present
the program at the meeting of the
Woman's assoi-latlon of the Pres
byterian church to be held in the
bureb parlors Tuesday afternoon
ing cards by Mesdames Applegate. hit 1:'M. A social hour Will also be
Boyle, Connor, Beesuu and Daily
Miss Kolinsky Visits
In Sun Francisco
.Miss Donna Solin.-kv will snend
t h ree w ec k s visiting f r i e n ds I n
San Francisco, having left Med- j daughter,
ford for the bay city Tuesday. week.
'ii joyed.
Perls Visiting
In Ijos Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. John Perl are
in Los Angeles visiting their
Mrs. Aiteen Six,
tills
Mrs. Swlgort of Portland
Is Medford Guest
Mrs. C. F. Swigert, Jr., who plays
a prominent part in women's golf
life of Portland, Is a guest in Med
ford this week, visiting her father.
Dr. W. H. Heckman, and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Weaver. She is accom
panied by Miss Helen Thorsen, also
of Portland.
since Christina!. They will spend
several day visiting in the north
ern city.
Casters Inspire
Severn! SmIiiI Affairs
Mr. and .Mrs. U'Uoy Cotter, who
Luncheon for Feb. 9.
The Past Matrons club of
Kennies chapter will have n cov
ered dish luncheon on February
th at the Masonic temple. The
Pythian Sisters Plan
an I'niisiial Entertainment
Wednesday, February fi, at the
K. of P. hall, the Pythian Sisters
plan to hold a reception for all
new members In tho form of a
costume party. Tho wives and hus
bands of the new members nre in
vited. There is a cordial welcome
extended to all Knights and their
ladies.
Everyone Is asked to come In
costume of some style. This enter
tainment Is planned to be such a
success that throughout the year
there will be many more unusual
ami enjoyable entertainments.
A Gage Hat
To Complement Your
Spring Ensemble
New and different
are the new braids
and straws.
Transparent Cel
lophane Baku '
Charmeuse and
numerous other
materials have
been chosen.
Our Spring Millinery is
bound to pli'Msi! 11m most,
fastidious woman whHhor
s'.ic bo void b fill or matronly.
These Captivating Gage Creations
priced at only
$5.98 and P
Popular priced models $2.98 to $4.98
New Spring Shoes . . . S2.95 to S5.95
THE BAND BOX
AND
SHOE BOX
i- It
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I'nnkrjr Home
Mr.". Itnlicrt SlmlriBtnn of Dunn
mull', Cnl., nnrl Mrs. Allirrt Slew
city of th'-lr brothnr. Mr. Cmri-n'-o
rmikiy, nnd fnmlly fur ilio weHi-pnd.
will loavo xoon to m:ikp ttvn I be served nt l:ao. Mrs. f... o.
homo In Wm-hlimtnn, hnve been i.itlon l nrranRlnft a very Infer
tile inspiration for several nellplu-1 estlnc musical program. The after
Women's Association
MeelA TlieMffljr
The Women's association of the
ITesnyieriiin tuuruu win iii-rv .
(irants I'ass Matrons will be thejTues.luy afternoon, rebruury ,1, nt,
KUests nt that time. Luncheon will 2:30 o'clock In the church parlors, j"
All memners nro urKeu to aiieim
n this Is next In the Inst mcctlnK.
of the year. Tho Sunny Sister will
fill Informal parties of the past ; ,, will be spent socially nnil he hostess and a proKiam 01 in-
eu l.-riHav Mm. 'earl .Ny R ren , .. i, n i,, i, ,iprmi b sitii.
entertained for them, finest were
Mrs. Kern Davlo, Mrs. I.. I). Knrn
cronk and Mrs. Susie Storm. Mrs.
J. W. I'rtiett Is entertalnlnc today
with a dinner for Mr. nnd Mrs.
Caster and Mrs LcKoy faster.
Any members of t?e Medford j AHnr Society
flardi n cluh who expect, to be in
Povi'and on February 7 are: asked
to .all Mrs. Fred N. Cummln?s,
'7H-X.
To Minl TncMliiy
St. Ann's Altar society will meet i
for regular business Tuesday after- af
noon at 2:30 I" I'utlxh hull.
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