Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eca Nealon
Guests Here From
Distant Places Add
Interest to Events
Out-of-town guuta continued to
be the Incentive for mot entertain
ing In Medford durlnii the past week.
Following a' rle of gay event,
which crowded; the first of the
week, Mrs. Milton Feaaley left Thurs
day by motor for San Francisco with
Mr. and Mrs. Oaln Robinson, to
continue from the bay city to her
home In Chicago.
- Mr. . and . Mre. George Vllaa of
Shanghai. China., recent arrival in
the city, also added much Interest
to entertaining. . Affairs In their
honor will continue during the com
mit week. While here they are guesta,
with their daughters. Mary and Joan,
of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Vllaa.
Among thoae entertaining laat
week for Mr. Feaaley. who waa house
guest of the L. A. 8alades. Jr., were
the Salades, -Mrs. Bprague Rlegel nd
Mre. Karl Tumy. .
The Jack Morrllle. In Medford from
Honolulu for tne eummer season,
have alao been Included In nu
merous social eventa.
Misses Roberts
Give Dinner for
Guest From Mills
Misses Mary Lee and Dorothy Rob
erts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Roberta, entertained Friday
evening at dinner at their home on
Crown Hill, complimenting their
house guest, Miss Dorothy Johnson
of Phoenix, Aria.
Mis Johnson accompanied tne
... r,,.r,. nn their return from
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Mill college, where the three are
atudente.' .
Mrs. Heffernanls
Greeted by Society
Society la welcoming this week,
Mrs. Katherlne Heffeman of Seattle,
who arrived Tuesday wltft her young
eon Robert, to spend the seaaon In
the Ben Sheldon country house.
She will be Joined here next
month by her mother, Mrs. . B.
Henley and guest, lo of Seattle,
who will remain In Medford for the
eummer. Mrs. HeUernan and Mlaa
Ketherlne Johanson, member of the
Seattle younger aet, will then con
tinue south for the Olympic gamea.
Otfier Seattle aoclety folk, who
spend a portion of each aeaaon here,
planning to attend the Olympic
games, are Mr. and Mr. Reginald
Parsons and family
Miss Carlton Home
From Eastern Trip
Mlaa Mildred Carlton, .president of
the Jackson County Publlo Health
association, who, with Dr.- Eatella
Ford Warner, attended a Whit
House conference In the east, return
ed to her home on the Old Stage
toad Friday. She waa Joined" by Dr.
Wamer In South Dakota and with
her alao attended the national con
vention of the Federation of Wo
men'a clubs, conducted laat week In
Seattla.
Wednesday, Misses Helen, Mae and
Mildred Carlton expect Dr. Warner
to arrive Jhera to be their house
guest for two or three days at their
home on the Old Stage road.
Heckmans Have
Eastern Guests
Dr. and Mra. W. H. Heckman have
aa guests at their home on Corning
Court thla week, Mra. Heckman'a eon
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra.
Howard Haaa and daughter. Pauline
and Dorothy, of Fredonla, Pa.
The Haaa1 arrived by motor Wed
nesday from the eat, traveling via
the Lincoln highway, and plan to
apend several weeka In Medford.
While here they will visit the numer
oua placea of acenlo Interest In south
ern Oregon.
Party at Catholic
Parish Hall Friday
A card party for Friday evening
haa been announced by members of
the Sacred Heart church, who are
Inviting the public to Join them at
thla last festivity of the aeaaon. pre
ceding aummer vacation.
The party will be held In the
Parish hall with Mra. R. A. Mlksche
and committee in oharge.
Carpenters Return
From Beach Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter
returned last evening from Brook
Inge, where they enjoyed aeveral
daya at the beach.
Crowley Guests ' '
Of Rrames Here,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Crowley of
San Francisco were guesta her laat
week of Mr. and Mrs. A B. Reamee.
having stopped for a two daya' vutt
while en route north to Seattle.
Mr, rirhlner '
Knlertaln Club.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Carl Flchtner
entertained the members of the
Pythian Slater club and two guesta.
Mrs. Wataon of Oranu Pasa. and her
mother. Mra. Davis. The president of
the club, Mis Judge, presided at a
abort business seaalon and member
answered roll call with quotations
from author born in June. Cards
were alao enjoyed. ,
The room were decorated with
many beautiful flower. The long
table dlapleylng a center piece of
pink rosea, blue canterbury belle
and white aweet wtlllam. with two
lighted tapera. Refreshment were
nerved by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Fluhrer.
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F.llgene Mlse Visit
Relative Here.
Mlssea Margaret Corum and Clladya
Olllsple are- guest from Kugene of
their eutit. Mrs. Victor Bursell of
Cetitril Point. While In southern
Oregon they will also- visit Mra
Bruce Powell of Medford and Mra.
Morse Ilnle,
KING AND QUEEN
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Here I a recent picture of King George and Queen Mary taken
they arrived at the Inaugural performance of the royal tournament In
London. . ...
Miss Hon, Bride of
Earl Wymore, Home
Wedding Saturday
At 7:30 o'clock last evening. Miss
Margery Hon. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Hon. became the bride of
Karl Wymore. eon of Mr. and Mra.
F. -R. Wymore of Butte Falls, at a
lovely ceremony performed at the
home of the bride's parents, 213 Cra
ter Lake avenue. Rev. W. R. Batrd.
pastor .of the First Christian church
officiated.
Attired In a gown of Ivory-colored
georgette and lace, Mlaa Hon carried
yellow rosebuds and waa attended by
Mra. Marvin Ooasctt, who wore a
frock of pink chiffon. The groom
was attended by Mr. Ooasctt..
Lohengrin's Wedding March was
played by Mrs. E. R. Cobb, aunt of
the bride.
The rooma were attractively decor
ated In ferna and roses. Following
the ceremony, a reception was held
for the relatlvea and friend of the
couple, at which Mrs. Hon presided.
Mrs. Wymore la a graduate or Med
ford high echool, and for the past
two yeara haa been associated with
the law offices of O. C. Bogg.
Following a trip to the coast over
the week-end the couple will mnke
their home at Butte Falls, where Mr.
Wymore I employed.
Mrs. Isaacson of
Central Point Is
Hostess to Class
Mr. J. O. Isaacson ' of Central
Point waa hostess Thursday after
noon to membera of the Alpha Delta
claaa of the First Christian church
at her home In that city.
Mr. R. L. Ray presided during
the business meeting, after which
guessing gamea and a program of
readlnga were enjoyed. Refreshmenta
were served by the committee in
charge, which included Mrs. Isaacson,
Mra. P. O. Latham, Mrs. W. W. Wll.
llama.. Mra. Irene Shirley and Mr.
R. L. Ray.
Mrs. Holloway Is
Tuesday Hostess
Mr. Wm. Holloway waa hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to the W. H. M.
S. of the First M. E. church.
Mre. B. C. Koppen. president, occu
pied the ehalr during the business
session. The officer for the coming
yer were duly elected. A rising vote
of thank was expended Mrs. Koppen
for her efficient service during 'he
year.
The study program under the di
rection of Mra. R L. Leonard follow
ed with devotional led by Mr, lien
son. Topic, Th Great Physician,
Mrs. Holloway aang a solo, a com
position of Seth Parker entitled.
"Jesus la My Neighbor."
Leaflet, Phyalcsl efficiency, Mr.
Walker.
Freemn ellnlc, Mre. Whlllock.
Mis Mona Hedges gave the book
review In a very capable manner.
Poem. "A Child," Mra. Robert.
The host, awlatod by Mr. Leon
ard and Mr. Barnum aerved sherbert
and cakee during the social half
hour.
fr. Bursell Holes
To Missionary circle.
Mrs. Victor Bursell entertained at
her home Friday afternoon members
of the Missionary circle of the Chris,
tlsn church of Central Point. There
were 12 gueata In attendance and
the program followed by refresh
ment. Mrs. J. 8anford Richardson
led the devotlonals and Mlas Doris
Richardson entertained with a solo.
Missionary work at home was the
subject of the discussion period,
To Meet Tilewlar.
The Fidelity circle of the Ftret
M. I. church will meet with Mre
I. O. Roaeborough, toe w. th
street Tuesday afternoon. Mra. It. L
Leonard will lead the devotlona. Mr.
Cleorge Blgler will have charge or
the program.
Vlaltore are always welcome.
meaner Clase to
Meet With Mrs. N'rff
The Oleaner class of the First Bap
tlat church mreta with Mra. 8. F.
Neff, 817 Weet Second street, Tues
day, June 31, at 8:30 p. m.
"Nothing special," but "something
doing" I the motto announced for
the meeting.
AT TOURNAMENT
3T7BvT
Abtociated Pre Paolo
Mesdames Taylor,
Herman Entertain
At Dessert Bridge
Mr. M. M. Herman and Mra. L. C.
Taylor were hoetease at a lovely des
aert bridge party at the home of
Mra. Herman Wednesday. The rooms
were decorated In rosea and sweet
peas for the occasion and each guest
presented a lovely corsage of sum
mer flower.
There were four table of bridge
In play and prizes awarded Mesdames
Elwood, Alden and Oaddl.
Those present were Mesdtaiee A. C
Hubbard, E. C. Oaddla, H. L. Butler,
F. Clark. V. T. Wilson. Van Gilbert,
a. B. Alden, J. A. Butler. E. D. El
wood. C. T. Noe, A. F. Stennett, H.
Oarfelld, M. West and O. H. Maaa
dam. .
Women's Relief
Corps Has Flag
Day Observance
The Woman'a Relief Corpa met In
regular session Thursday afternoon
with a good attendance.
After the business meeting Satan
A. Cornwell, patriotic Instructor con
ducted the exercises, observing Flag
Day. The following program waa
enjoyed:
Flag salute, Nancy Wilson: Tribute
to the Flsg. Ethyl Weed: History of
the Flag, Fidelia Woods; Paper, Belle
E. Llttrell: Reading, Carrie E. Young:
Paper, Margaret Flaher.
Plana were made to celebrate the
40th anniversary of the corpa In July.
Mlaa Ethyl Weed waa elected dele
gate to the annual atate convention
In Corvallla, June 31-33-33. Mrs.
Emma Olcason of Central Point waa
a guest of the corps.
Mrs. Kent and Daughter
Entertain Auxiliary
Mr. John Kent and daughter
Thelma were hostesses to 40 mem
bers of the Ladle' Auxiliary of the
First Baptist church, at their home.
315 West' Jackson street, Tuesdsy.
The president, Mr. F. O. Stlnaon.
presided.
Roll call was answered by scripture
verses. Prayer waa given by the
president.
Mrs. P. H. Dally, chairman of the
prayer committee gave a ahort talk
urging the need of group prayer, and
prayer for definite needa. The new
constitution waa read and adopted.
Closing prayer waa given by Mra.
Myrtle Wilson.
The program committee observed
"Flag Day." Mra. s. A. Moore told
of the four 17. 8. flags; th first one
adopted June 14. 1777.
Solo, "Speak. My Lord." was sung
by Mra. Delia Mann. Rev. D. D. Ran
dall told of experlencea In hla Sundav
school work, opening and closing hi
rrmaraa wim prayer.
Piano eolo, "Happy Daya," waa
played by Helen Judy. Reading, "The
Ladlea' Auxiliary" by Martha So
hers; an . encore, "Depression" it
"Aim It Fine Today." Vocal olo,
"Just for Today" by Helen Merrlman.
Prayer, Dr. W. H Eaton.
Arrives Here " "
rrom New Haven.
Billy Newhall, student at Tale
unlveraltv. New Havn rAnn t...
arrived In Medford to spend theeum.
mer vacation with his parente. Mr.
ana Mra. marie Newhall at their
home on the Old Stage road. He
mad the trip her by th northern
ruuie. 1
4 -Nlnclrtom
Return
from lilt Here, I
Mr, and Mr. Phil Singleton and
daughter, 8urnnne, left yesterday
for their home In Roacburg. after
.pending aeveral days here aa gueata
of Dr. and Mr. F. Q. Bunch.
Permanent Wave
$5 xr&
Tor limited flme w ar offering flJ Tiyy&J1
"Natural" nave, at the special price I 1 JCS
Wineland Beauty Shop jM ,
Phone 61. Hotel Medford
Miss Gore to Wed
Mr. Lenox June 22
In University City
At a quiet ceremony Wedneaday
at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. O.
Oore of Eugene, their daughter. Miss
Llberta Oore, who haa been the In
spiration for much entertaining In
Medford during the past week, ana
Ray Lenox, eon of Mrs. Emma Lenox
of thla el'y. will be married. The
service will be read by the pastor
of the Eugene Presbyterian churcn.
Following the wedding th bride
and groom will leave for a wedding
trip to the beaches, returning to
Medford to make their horn on
Mistletoe atreet.
Mlaa Oore la a niece of Mr. and
Mra. E. E. Oore and Mr. and Mra.
W. H. Oore of thla city.
Local Folk Leave
For Convention of
Rotary in Seattle
Medford will be welt repreaented
this week at the convention of Ro
tary International in Seattle. Among
local folk leaving for the northern
city are Dr. and Mra. E. W. Shockley.
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Lantls, Mr. and
Mra. E. C. Corn, Mr. and Mra. Ham
ilton Patton, Mr. and Mra. Edwin L.
Knapp, Mr. and Mr. Oharlea Olenn
Smith. Mr. and Mr. John Boyle nd
Mr. and Mr. C. J. Semon.
The convention opens tomorrow
to continue until Friday noon and
the Medford guest plan to return
to this city Saturday and Sunday.
Just Folks Circle
Hostess to Others
At Church Parlors
The Just Folks circle of the Metho
dist Episcopal church entertained at
the church parlors Thursday after
noon from 3 to 5 for member of
Queen Esther. Fidelity, Mary and
Martha, and Prlscllla circles.
Mrs. Harry Nordwlck, conducted
the song service, assisted at the piano
by Mrs. Clarence Pankey. Mrs. H.
W. Persons led the .devotlonals and
Mrs. A. Orln Schenck, circle chairman
presided during the business session.
Mrs. Curtis Darby presented the
program, which Included:
Piano solo Mrs. Harry Kordwlck.
Review of ahort story Mrs. Harry
Olsen.
Piano solo MUs Shirley Tabor.
Reading (Go -Getter) Mlaa Joan
Burke.
Piano solo Miss Ilene Tabor.
Following the program a game,
"Zip and Zap' was played to acquaint
all guesta with each other. Refresh
ments were then served by the hos
tesses, Mesdames Conger, Clcvenberg,
Roseberry, Reed, Meeker, Short, Ta
bor, Ijawton, and Hull. , -' .
There were 75 members present and
aeveral visitors. A profusion of sum
mer flowers added much beauty to
the ftff&lr.
Dixie ClubPlans
For Sunday Picnic
Mra. H. W. Hamlin will entertain
the member of the Dixie club and
their families on June 38. when they
will gather at 1 p. m. for a picnic
lunch. The ladlea aaslstlng the hos
tess will be Mesdsmes OeBauer, Peter
and Orlggs.
--e
Guild Holds Picnic
At Edgewood Park
A happy event for membera of
St. Mark Oulld and frlenda waa the
Friday picnic at the cottage of Mr.
and Mre. H. W. Hamlin at Edgewood
Park. There were forty guesta tn
attendance and cafeteria luncheon
served at noon.
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r.rants Leave
For California.
Mra. Carl E. Oram and daughter,
Zella Mae, together with Miss Min
nie Dawson, a house guest from Mo
nica. Pa., of Mrs. Grant, left for
Loa Angelea yesterday to be there
two months.
Mrs. Grant will attend th aum
mer aeaslon of U. S. C taking special
studies while her daughter, Zella
Mne. will atudy music and the arta.
Mlsa Dswson will visit Mrs. John
Hrgue of Long Beach, Calif., mother
of Mra. Orant for the same period.
Mra. Hogue. with Mra. Grant and
party, may return to Medford for a
vlalt upon Mra. Orant'a return.
firhenrka Visit
In Klamatei rail,
Mr. and Mra. A. Orln Schenek ar
spending the week end In Klamath
Falla aa gueata rf Mra. Schenck'a
brother. Ferrla Gilford and Mr. Olf
ford, who are well known here.
Hotel Medford
ANNOUNCES
Special Luncbeom 40
Merchant Luncheon
Regular Evening Dinner.
$1 00
Special Dinner 75t
Smith Cabin Scene
Of Flag Day Picnic
On Saturday, June 18 member of
Crater Lake Chapter Daughter of the
American Revolution met at Mrs. S.
5. Smith's pleasant summer horn In
Edgewood park for their annual pic
nic and meeting tn observance of
flog day.
Mrs. Beach and her committee ser
ved luncheon at the large table near
the river at one o'clock and. a ahort
meeting followed, with the vice-regent,.
Mra, M. M. Morris, presiding.
After the usual opening exercises,
Mrs, B, o. Harding read Franklin K.
Lane'a beautiful tribute "The Flag"
and Mis Anna Detweiler read a por
tion of the address, delivered by Rev.
John W. Beard, chaplain of the Ore
gon National Quarts, at the annual
mcvetlng of the Oregon aoclety. Daugh
ters of the American Revolution at
Champoeg on June 24th.
The country waa never more beau
tiful and Mrs. Smith's gracious hos
pitality made the afternoon a most
pleasant one.
Luther Leaguers
Have Jolly Party
The Luther Leaguera of the Zlon
English Lutheran church were din
ner guests Wednesday evening of Dr.
and Mra. Oeo. P. Kabele. who enter
tained In honor of the return of their
son, Martin, who arrived last week
from Carthage college, Carthage. 111.,
and Edwin 'Andren, who graduated
Monday from the University of Ore
gon. Dinner waa served in the church
parlor, which was specially decorated
for the oocaslon. Mrs. Lorraine Ma
ben acted aa toastmlstress for the
program, which Included: Ukelele
duete by the Misses Corvine and
Nora Harwood: and violin solo by
Ray Wolff, accompanied by Mra.
Maben: and talks by Martin Kabrte
and Eugene Andren.
Cover were arranged for 30 guesta.
A business meeting of the league
was also held and the rest of the
evening spent In games. Plana were
completed for the production of a
two-act play entitled, "The New Min
ister Arrives." It will be presented
on Thursday evening, June 30.
MIm Berry Receives
Honors at piacenriUe
Miss Wilms Berry, a former pupil
In the Medford Junior high school,
has been recently graduated from the
Placervllle high school at Placervllle,
Calif.
Miss Berry was awarded a scholar
ship for having made the htgbeat
grades in her class. She Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr. Charles Berry
of thla city. ,
McAllisters at Home
At Glen Oak Court
Mr. and Mr. Wm. McAllister whose
wedding waa a social event of this
month In Salem, are now at home to
their frlenda In thla city at the W.
B. Johnston house, Olen Oak Court.
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Three Guests From
Out of Town Feted
By Mrs. C. Hubbard
Mrs. Chester Hubbard entertained
At bridge Thursday for the pleasure
of her slater. Miss Xcel Edwards, who
left last evening for Seattle, follow
ing a two weeks' vacation In this city.
Other honor guests were Miss Betty
Jones of Seattle, who alo vacationed
here last week, and Ml as Margaret
Lenore Coates of Corvallla.
There were four tables of bridge In
play In rooms attractively decorated
In summer flowers of pastel shades,
and prizes were awarded Mlsa Fran
ces Welsner and Miss Louise Fluhrer.
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Miss Fountain and
Wm. Tucker Married
In Seattle, June 11
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Fountain, daughter of Mrs
Charles Edward Fountain of Port
Townsepd, to William Pierce Tucker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Tucker
of Medford.
The ceremony was read at 3:30
o'clock on the afternoon of June
11, In the reception rooms of the
University Baptist church, Seattle
Rev. Dr. M. E. Bollen officiated in
the presence of a few close friends
and relatives.
The bride wore a smart blue
traveling ensemble, with matching
hat and accessories. Her corsage was
of Ophelia rosea and llllea of the
valley.
Both bride and groom graduated
from the University of Washington
where Mr. Tucker la at present
studying for hi doctor's degree and
will teach in the department of
political science next year.
After a short wedding trip Into
British Columbia, they will make
their home In Seattle.
Mrs. Wilson Gives
Club SpeciaVTreat
Thursday afternoon Mra. H. O.
Wilson entertained at her home on
Chestnut street, members of the
Carnation club and plana were made
for the annual Degree of Honor pic
nic, which will be held July 17.
Refreshments were served on the
lawn and the guests enjoyed view
ing a number of Indian curios, which
were described by Mrs. Wilson.
Women's Association
To Meet at McDonalds.
The Women's association of the
Presbyterian church will meet at
the home of Mrs. C. W. McDonald,
823 East Main street, Tuesday after
noon at 3:00 o'clock. A splendid
program haa been prepared for the
afternoon with Mrs. Wm. W. P. Holt
to give the book review.
All members of the congregation
are extended a cordial Invitation to
attend the meeting.
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Miss Mohr Arrives
For Vacation Time
Miss Edna Mohr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Emll Mohr. Is among atu
denta home from the University of
Oregon for the aummer . vacation.
Mlsa Mohr 1 prominent In atudent
activities on the northern csmpus
and for the past aeveral months has
been president of her sorority. Alpha
Chi Omega. She has completed her
Junior year at the university and will
return there in the fall.
Jackson Springs
Scene of Dance
Leading In Interest with many
members of aoclety, all other events
of the past week end. was the party
of the Formal Dancing club, held
at Jackson Hot Springs Friday eve
ning. Dancing began at 10 o'clock,
preceded by aeveral dinner events.
Bridge Luncheon
Wednesday Event
Among charming hostesses of the
past week were Mrs. W. A. Holloway
and Mrs. C. O. Larlson. who enter
tained at bridge luncheon Wednes
day at the former's home, which was
decorated In ' summer flowers in
shades of yellow and blue.
Following luncheon there were six
tablea of bridge In play, the following
guests being present: Mesdames
Harry Prentice. Alvln O. Tollefson.
Eugene Thorndlke, N. E. Nichols. A.
Orln Schenek. Ray Wright. Ouy Sat
terlee, Harry Nordwlck. Harold Per
sons. Ralph Dlppel. Curtis Darby, E.
O. Ridden. O. C. Boggs. O. H. Paske,
M. N. Hogan. F. C. Porter. Donald
Gray, Lee Oarlock. C. C. Goldsberry,
F. O. Bunch, Goodwyn Humphreys.
Edwin Durno. L. L. Sanders and Mrs.
Wm. Gsrrettson of Roseburg. house
guest of Mrs. Holloway, and the hos
tessea. . ....
Dr. Rigg Returns
With Her Daughter
Dr. Virginia C. Rlgg and daughter.
Mrs. W. H. Rookard, have returned
to this city from a three months'
sojourn in Los Angeles and eastern
cities. While In the east they vis
ited In Chicago. Bloomlngton and"
Springfield. 111. They are now. at
home to their friends at 63 North
Orange street.
Master Shores Honored ,.'
At Birthday Party
Master Gene Shores, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Orvtllc Shores, celebrated
his fourth birthday Friday evening
at a Jolly party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Dodge, given by Mrs.
Rena Collie. Sixteen friends of the
honor guest were Invited for the
hours between 6:30 and 8:30 and en
Joyed games on the lawn, after which
refreshments were served at a festive
table, decorated in pink, green and
white, candles and favors, with
birthday cake for centerpiece.
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Bridge Shower for
Mrs. Butler Given
At Parsons Home
Feting Mrs. Jack Butler, Mrs. Har
old Riddle and Mrs. Floyd Parsons
entertained with a aurprlse shorn tr
and bridge party at the latter'a home
Thursday evening. The honor guest
was the recipient of many lovely gifts
and prizes at bridge went to Mrs.
Ralph Jones. Mrs. T. N. Parrett, Mrs,
H. L. Harrison and Mrs. F'-n Nord
wlck. '
Following cards a light supper was
served. Those present were: Mrs.
Jsck Butler. Mrs. T. N. Parrett, Mrs,
Harry Nordwlck. Mrs. Geo. Orahnm,
Mrs. H. L. Harrison of Ashland. Mrs.
Gordon Pratt, Mrs. Ralph Jones, Mrs.
Everett Baker, Mrs. Ray Marks. Misses
Jeanne Fabrlck and ijirge Knapp
and the hostesses, Mrs. Riddle and
Mrs. Parsons.
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Desirable houses always In first
class condition, for rent, lease or sale.
Call 105. I
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