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Newspaper Page TextPSGE TWO MEDFORD IIJ.TL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, STJMDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1932.. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Calif orniana Add Interest, Social Activities Here Popular iuuu In Medford thU week trom the south an Mr.. Edwin B tan ton, who arrived yesterday from Loa Angele to be guest or the Oaln Robinsons; and Mra. Brown of Long Beach, house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doremus. Mra. Robinson entertained at din ner last evening tor her nous guest, Invltlnz alxteen guesta for the oecaa Ion. Mrs. Earl Tumy will entertain Informally at dinner Thursday for Mrs. Stanton and among otrtera en. tertalnlng will be Mrs. George Roberta and Mrs. L. A. Salade, Jr. Misses Collins Much Feted By Local Society The Mlssea Margaret and Mlrrlam Collin of Ban Diego, Calif., who are house guesta of Mr. and Mra. James O. Oolllna this week, have been the Inspiration of much entertaining In local society, Mrs. Collins waa no . tesa at a tea In their honor Thurs day, and Mrs. Louis B. Humphrys and Mrs. Rawlea Moore were Joint hostesses at the Humphrys' home on Monday afternoon at a tea for the southern visitors. More than twenty guests called from 4:00 to 6:00 and Mrs. R. E. Green and Mra. carl awl gart presided at the tea table. Mrs. D. a. Tyree, Miss Helen Bullls and Mrs. w. Carlton Janea were among othera entertaining for the Misses Collins, who leave soon for San Francisco to aall October 15 for a round the world tour. Miss Rose To Be Bride, Mr. Aitken Ashland Wedding At the Presbyterian churoh In Ashland, following t!:f regular morn lng services today, Miss Elizabeth Van Rose of Sacramento will - be married to William Mlngua Aitken of San Francisco, eon of Mr. and Mrs. William Aitken of Medford. Rev. Eugn T. Mltchelmore will mnlz the service. Mies -Imogens Wallace of Medford will play the wedding march, and Miss Jean Wilson of Ashland will sing, Mis Rose and Mr, Aitken both at tended school In Ashland, and Mr. Aitken also attended Medford high school. Both the bride and groom are members of pioneer famlles. Miss Rose being the great grand daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Dunn of Portland. Mr. Aitken' grandfather crossed the plains In 1840, e Small Groups At Bridge Increasing Small partlea are growing In pop ularlty In local society with each day being marked by a bridge lunch' eon or two. Friday Mrs. Chas. Gil bert waa hostess at a party for four and Saturday Mrs. Jama H. Owen entertained with two tables of con tract. Mrs. . A. Salade, 8r., was also hostess at a small party yes terday, , Mrs. Black Gives River Luncheon Mrs. O. N. Black recently enter. talned at her river lodge a number of friends at luncheen and bridge, Gueeta for the afternoon were Mrs. I. A. Salade Sr., Mrs. L. A. 8nlade Jr.. Mrs. H. D. McCaske?, Mrs. 0. S. Newhall, Mrs. J. O. S. Wellla. Mrs. Corbln Edgell and Mrs. W. A. Hol.o. way. Greenes, Now At Home, Hood River Friends In the valley of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Greene Jr., are Inter ested tn learning that they are now making their home at the Mt, Hood hotel at Hood River, where Mr. Greene will be stationed for several months aa atate fruit Inspector. Mrs. Greene Is remembered here aa Mlaa Ruth Collins, youngest naugnter or p. c. collina of the Table Rock district. Her marriage to Mr. Oreene, aon of Mr, and Mrs. Fred W. Oreene of this city, was an event of October 1 at the First Chrlatlnn church parsonage, here. The service wna read by Rev. W. R. Batrd and the bride was attended by Miss Mildred Gregory, daughter of Mrs. Blanche Gregory of Table Rock. Both young people are well known , In Medford, Mrs. Gracne attended school at Central Point and Mr. Greene la a former student of Ore gon State college. Dinner Announced For Local G.A.R. Mrs. John H. Hall, state director of the Children of the American Revolution of Oregon and Mrs. John T. Richardson, state regent of the Daughters of the Amcrioan Revolu tion of Oregon will be guest speak era at the first meeting of Oen. Joseph Lane society a. A. R., on Fridsy evening. October 14. at a din ner lvcn at Nandle'e Orlll, beginning at 8:30. An Invitation Is also ex tended the mothers of membera. All are asked to phone reservations to Mra. O. Q. D'Alblnl, SIS, no loter than Thurulay, Olive Rrnrknh Plan , To Attend Convention Olive Rebekahs held their regu lar meeting Monday evening with a good attendance. The visiting com mittee reported many calls on mem bers, who are HI and flowers were sent to tfiem. Plana to attend the district con vention to be held at Grant Pass November 10th, were made and Olive 9S has been requested to exemplify tho Rrbrknh Degree with a staff of seven members. A commit ice on entertainment was appointed for the next meeting and refreshment wlU be served. Borah's Kin To Wed ...a Engagement of Mary Lueddemann of Washington, niece of 8enator William E. Borah, to Taylor Ecclss of Portland, Ore., was announced recently. (Aasoolated Press Photo) M r5.v Richardson To Speak Oct. 14 On Defense Needs Mrs. John Y. Richardson, regent of the 'Oregon Society, Daughters of th American Revolution, will make her official visit to Crater Lake chap ter on Friday, October 14th. A luncheon, at which she will be th guest of honor, will be served at one o'clock at the Medford hotel Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch, phone 1033, la chairman of the committee and mem bers will please make their luncheon reaervatlona with her as early aa la convenient. At 2:30 o'clock, Mra. Richardson will apeak In the court house audi torium on National Defense and Communistic- Activities tn the United State and all women and men who are Interested In this subject are cor dially Invited to hear her. Wednesday Study Club Has First ' Autumn Meeting - The Wednesday study club met at the City Library on the afternoon of October 6th, for the first study pro gram of the club year, which wae opened by the president, Mrs. J. H Cochran. After routine business ,hnd been transacted, the first number of unusually Interesting program The Making of Our Constitution," wae given by Mrs. J. O. Grey. Mrs. Cochran followed with "The Bio graphy of James Madison" and after general dismission, Mrs. W. E. Crews closed the afternoon's session with several articles from current maga zine, all on topics of general Interest at the present time. Officers for New Year Installed by Roosevelt P.-T. A. The Roosevelt Parent-Teachers' As sociation met Friday afternoon with an unusually fine attendance. After reading and approvlni the minutes of the lsst meeting, plsns for a Hal lowe'en frolic to be held on the eve nlng of October 38th, were definitely lormuiaiea. Mra. Carton gave a very Interesting lai- on me aubject of ' Movie Mad ness.- in the course of which, ahe presented very effectively, a resume or ecdentino observations reportlrut me e,rrect or the varloiu type of ehowa on the nerves of children. Th pupils of the SA rsde. con ducted by Miss Curry entertained by renaering several songs. The attend ance prize for the largest number nf parents, went to Mra. Maxwell's room. Kerreehmenta were served by the mother of the SA grade. The new f. fleer Installed o aerv for th en suing year are aa follow: Mra. H. F. Nordwick, president; Mra. Ralph Dip pel, vice-president; Mrs. Curtis Dar by, secretary; Mrs. L. B. Williams, treaaurer. Mr 8. Baucom Is Bridge Hostess Mrs. B. M. Baucom of th young married set entertained Saturday at her home with two table of bridge. Inviting a group of friends in for n Informal evening. She was also hostess Tuesdav eve ning at two tables of bridge. e Methodist Missionary ocletr Hai! Meeting The Missionary Society of th M. church. South, met In an all-dav session at th church basement last Tuesday. Mrs. Hamilton had ohanre of the Study class and Mrs. Roberta of Vie business meeting. The tudy of th I missionary work In Korea proved very Interesting. About as were present to enloy the study and fellowship of th noon nour and the dinner. At the request of the pastor, the mlaslonory society will have charge of tli Sunday evening aervlce at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mra. King' Here from Montana Mr. and Mrs. Georg W. King and son Sitae F. King, nf Butt city. Montana, are visiting with Mr. King's mother, Mrs. Laura A. King and inter, Mra. D. M. Watt of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. King are renewing old acquaintances after an absenc of ! seventeen year. Mr. King Is a na- -tlv of southern Oregon. He waa born In Jacksonville. Ills father, George A. King w on of th early tuns ' tag driver. Mesdames Newbury and Jackson Among Hostesses of Week Among th loveliest event of the put wek were the bridge luncheons at which Mrs. Donald Newbury and Mrs. Glenn Jackson were hostesses Wednesday and Thursday at the Hotel Medford. Heralding th glorious harvest season, the centerpiece of the table waa mad o represent the horn of plenty. A large cornucopia, com posed of small yellow and gold z-ln-nlaa, waa arranged to empty out upon th table a wealtti of colorful fruit and vegetables. Autumn leavea and candle In brilliant shades com-ple'-d th pattern. Wednesday, luncheon was followed by several table of contract at th horn of Mrs. Jackson and on Thursday the guest continued to the Newbury home for an afternoon at the bridge tables. Miss Pruett and Sister Feted at Thursday Affair Mra. W. H. Gregory wae hostess Thursday afternoon at a delightful party at her country home, given for the pleasure of Mis Georgia ruett and her slater, Mrs. w. J. Blgham of Sacramento, Cal., who has been visit ing relatives and friends here for the past few days. Mra. Victor Bur sell and Mlas Velma McCredle assisted Mrs. Gregory as nosies. in artemoon, devoted to game and visiting, waa brought to a close with the serving of refresh ment. Those enjoying Mr. Gregory's hos pitality were: Miss Pruett, Mrs. Blg- nam, Mrs. Bruce Powell, Mrs. Watt Bee be. Mrs. A. Henderson, Mrs. W. M. McCredle, Mrs. Joe Wright. Mrs. Warren Patterson, Mr. Fred Sanders. Mrs. John Caty, Mra. Victor Bursell. Mr. Al Turpln. Mrs. Jack Hematreet, Mrs. Mary Payne, Mr. Herb Grey, Mrs. Arden. Tyrrell, Mrs. Olsen, Mra. Hague, Mra. O. L. Llndley. Mri. Vin cent Rltzlnger, Mlaa Mary Maury and Mis Velma McCredle and the hostess. Successful New Year Forseen by Garden Club Here Member of th Medford Garden club feel that a good start toward a successful year was made at the meet ing held In the auditorium of the court house Thursday evening, when business that has come up during the summer vacation was attended to and a plant exchange took place Mrs. u. E. wuson reported on the 4-H work in which onlyi the Roose- veit and Washington schools partici pated, nine prizes being awarded. Mention waa made of the kindness of Messrs, Swem, Mlksche and Mac Donald in helping with the float for the parade on Sept. 1, and of the amount of work such a float requires. Mrs. Swlgart waa asked to confer with delegates from other olubs con cerning the projected club rooms In tne city hall. Mra. Reames, president of the club. reported that there la a possibility the banks of Bear creek being clean ed up auring tne winter. Mrs. Cummlngs announced that no decision has been made aa to the use of the money received In the high way beautlflcatlon contest undertak en through the leaderahlp of Sam Hill, one suggestion I for a little parkon Bleckwell hill where the first view of the Rogue river valley opens out. The prizes offered origin slly to the competing counties were S3UQ and 300. but the committee, appointed by .the atate council felt that no county had made sufficient Improvement to receive the full amount. Jackson county, for the work done and th plan for further Im provement waa given 8135 and Lane county 78. A committee represent ing all part of th county will de cide on the use of the award. The movement for highway beautlflcatlon haa grown so much that on Oct. ao. during the Pacific Livestock show, a meeting of delegates from the coun lea of western state will be held In Portland with a view to forming a general council. While the highways were being dis cussed considerable comment waa made on the condition south of Med ford where railroad right-of-way and highway are littered with paper and wast from refrigerator cars. winners of the prize offered bv N. 8. Bennett to those bringing In new members to the club were won by Mrs, Leland Menteer, who kanded In sixteen names, Mrs. Bundy, with twelve end Mrs. Carley with nine, They will receive respectively, plants) valued at 87.50, 13.00 and 13.50. , The club will meet during the win ter on the first Thursday evening of each month, at the court house, un less a change 1 announced. Every one Interested In gardening la Invited to attend. Officers ar Mr. A. F Reames, president; Mrs. Frederic!: Johnson, vice president; Mr. O. C. Darby, secretary; Mrs. wm. Cariev, treasurer. Kay Kastle Studio Learn to Dance BALLROOM DANCING BoRinnors Class 9 lessons, men ....$5.r0 0 leMonn, ladies ....$4.50 Thursday, Oct. 13, 8:15 P. M. ENROLL N'OW Hotel Holland Howells Welcomed Here from Spokane Society la welcoming this week Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Howell, who recently arrived from Spokane, Wash., Reverend Howell to assume the position of pastor of the First Presbyterlsn church here. They have been guests for several days of Mr. and Mra. W. 8. GUmore. Hi Triangle Has Attendance Fete . At th last meeting of the HI Triangle club of th First Christian church, ths. attendance contest was won by Geraldlne Latham'a and William Dome groups. Th winners ad guest were served refreshment at a table beautifully decorated with fall flowers and pink candles. There were fifty membera and visitor at the meeting, twenty of whom were at the winning table. Th losers were vanquished to the far end of the hall, where they received only pie a an additional penalty. Plans were made to entertain the I-Trlangle at the next meeting. An interesting discussion period was led by Ralph Cook. , Crater Lake Guild Will Hold Banquet Th Crater Lake Guild will .hold Its annual banquet Monday evening, uci. lutn, at o:so at tne Presbyter. Ian church. A small charge will be made. After the banquet a special business meeting will be held to dis cuss the matter of dues and other things of Importance. It Is greatly desired that all members be present. Trail Couple . Wed Wednesday Thomas R. Llnebaugh and Gene vieve Sturges, of Trail, were mar rled Wednesday evening at 8:00 p. m. at tne home or Stewart Dlts- worth, southwest or Medford. Rev. D. E. Millard performed the combin ation ring ervlc. A number of close friends were present Including Mr. and Mra. Dee Gentry, Stewart Dltt-orth and Mrs. Dltsworth. Miss Pence of Trail and brother, Betty Joan Millard and Mrs. D. E. Mil lard. The newlyweda plan on mak ing their home In the Trail section. Mrs. Boyer Returns From Spokane, Wash. Mr. Warren D. Boyer, of Spokane.' Washington, formerly of Medford, Is here for a few days looking after In teresta In the Rogue River valley. During her stay, Mrs. Boyer Is mak ing her home with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vale at 207 Haven street. Mrs. Boyer hopes to return to Medford permanently to live as she says there Is no place on earth to equal the Rogue River valley. Mrs. Heriied " - Church Organist Mrs. Herrled Is now organist and choir director at the Zlon English Lutheran church, Fourth and Oak dale avenue. Tie purpose is to build up a strong chorus choir to alng at all the services of the church, and to make the music- of Zlon church of nn outstanding high character. The choir meets for rehenrsals on Thursday evenings. Baptist Auxiliary Plans Food Sale The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First rapuat church, will meet Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 3:30 p. m. at the home o Mrs. O. A. Kelzur, 33 Almond street, Plans will be completed for the Rum- magi, and Food Sal to be held In the Medynski building, 33 S. Central avenue, Just back of Jarmln & Woods Oct. 13. 14 and IS. Mrs J. 8. Miner, Mrs. Ida W. Jacoby and Mrs. Kelzur will entertain during the social hour. Medford Folk Attend Game In Portland Among Medford people attending the Oregon-Washington game In Portland yesterday were Mrs. a. M. Roberta and daughter Dorothy, who Is attending the University of Ore gon, and Dr. and Mr. James O. Hayes, who were Joined In Eugene by their daughter Mary, and aon Jamea Jr. . Mlas Rtolll to Visit' Friends In Medford Mlaa Lorraine stolta is expected to arrive today from Portland to be guest for two days of Miss Eleanor McQulston, before continuing to San Francisco to visit at the Presidio. Miss Stolta formerly lived In this city, where ahe attended school, and la remembered by many friends. F: Beautiful . Permanent Waves $2-95 Ue are offprint these steam push vavea with rlnglrttc rn! at this tiperlal price for a short time only. Murray's fj Beauty Shop S. Central Phone 3G3 Miss Hill, Hostess At Bridge Dinner On Friday Evening Miss Carton Jan Hill was hostess Friday evening at a dinner and bridge party. Table wr attractive- ly decorated In green and yellow for the occasion and covers plsced for Misses Carol Scheffel, Lois Fraze. Glenna Mlnear, Mary L. McElhose. Katherlne Ford, Betty Paske, Betty Ann Thorndlke. La Verne Stevenson and the hostess. Prize at bridge, which followed dinner, were awarded Mlssea Thorn dike and Stevenson. Assisting Miss Hill as hostess were her mother and Mra. Frazee. Sewing Bees, Next On Relief Program In Local Society Women of Jackson county are again called to aupplant bridge par ties and teas with relief work, this time to devote their hours to the art of sewing. Women's clubs and societies throughout ths county are asked by the Red Cross to make clothe for needy families during the coming winter months. The material Is being furnished by the Red Cross and the women are asked to make It Into garment. Several thousand yards .have been alloted Jackson county. All women willing to aid In this project are asked to writ or phone Mrs. Frederick H. Johnson, 3333 East Main street, Medford, or to tele phone 168 J-3, chairman of pro duction, Jackson county cnapter. Church Luncheon At Bennett Home Is Large Affair Thursday was the occasion of the annual one o'clock luncheon of the W. F. M. S. of the First M. E. church, held at the parsonage, with Mr. Bennett as hostess, the officers of the society a aponsors. It waa a happy occasion with good attendance of membera and friends seated at prettily appointed tables, lighted by tiny candles. The business session followed with Mrs. W. J. Wiley presiding. Rev. Belknap offering the opening pray er. Mrs. Arnsplger was named as a delegate to the Branch meeting In session at Eugene. Mrs. Carder conducted the devo tional period toplo, "God's Creation," followed with prayer by Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Nichols sang a solo number. jjeautuur aaraen or Prayer," preceding the study program under the leadership of Mrs. Walker. Sub ject, "Forward Together on the King' Highway," stressing steward ship, a more thorough study of the Bible and greater use of our talents. Mrs: Bllton read a paper on "Union Session In Santiago." Mrs. Bennett made the closing prayer. Mrs. Humphreys Feted with Shower Mrs. Goodwin Humphrey wo the Inspiration for a lovely party and handkerchief ahower Tuesday at the home of Mrs. F. O. Bunch, given In celebration of Mr. Humphreys' birthday. Bridge was played in rooms, decor ated In a profusion of autumn flow ers and prizes awarded Mrs. Belva Aiken, Mra. Cole Holmes, Mrs. Roy Watson. Mrs. w. A. Holloway and the honor guest. Thimble Club WlU Meet on Monday Chrysanthemum Thimble club, No. 223, will hold a business meeting In the I. O. O. F. hall Monday after noon at 3 o'clock. All membera are requested to be present. , Rulldlng Bridge ' To Meet Thursday The Building Bridge club will meet with Mrs. 8. I. Brown this week, Thursday afternoon as usual. For Your Harvest Tiav&Money MONEY i your real harvest. Money SAVED meas ure your year' success. Use our Bank not only to run money thru. . . but also to keep money IN . . . until you get enough to do jomethina WORTH WHILE. 9 START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome YOUR Banking Business Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank THTNKI Medford, Oregon Partners in Community Development Mrs. Hammond Is Honored at Party For the pleasure of her sister, Mr Ward Hammond of Oranta Paas, Mrs. Lee M. Bown entertained Thursday evening with bridge party, at which there were two tablea in play. Guests for the delightful occasion were Mesdsmes Hammond, Arnel Butler. Emerson Merrick, Oeorge oates. Wilson-Walt, Ted Pish. Don ald Newbury and William Eilenburg. Calif ornians Are Guests of Haskins Mrs. J. H. Cochran entertained Friday at luncheon complimenting sirs, oeorge Johnson of Berkeley, Cel., and Mrs. Harriett Frencb of Sscrsmento. who 'are hous guest here of their sister, Mrs. Leon Has kins. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Frenoh formerly resided In Medford, being daughters of the late Dr. John Odgers. s Catholic Women Entertain Oct. 12 Th women of tho Catholic church will entertain with another card party Wednesday, October 13 at Par ish hall. Mrs. L. Hunter and her committee will act as hostesses for the evening. Card playing will begin at 8 o'clock, and bridge will be fol lowed by refreshments. A pleasant affair Is forecast for all who enjoy an evening ox cards. Harvest Home Festival, Plan Plana for a Harvest Horn festival to be held October 28 and 37 at Par iah hall, were announced last week by the women of the Catholic church The Church Bnnwn orill ha f.n,a.UB i and a gala affair Is promised In cele- bratlon of the harvest season. Y. W. C.A. The Y. W. O. A. board met on Thursday evening, October 8, st the "Y," where various things of rou tine business were disposed of. The hlg.h point of this meeting Included talks by Miss Helen Williams and Miss Laura Drury, who spoke In the Interests of the girls of Medford, and their needs. Certain definite request were made of the Y. W. O. A. and were enthusiastically received by the board. Among these requests were: That the lecture room of the "Y" building be offered to the girls at noon for a resting place and social hall. That a Sunday vesper serv ice be conducted, to help meet the spiritual needs of the girls. That social get-together evenlnga be given at Intervals for the girl. That classea be offered the girls, espec ially one in music appreciation. The first "get-together" psrty was then planned .for Wednesday eve ning. October 13 at 8:00 o'clock. The board members will be hostesses at thla meeting and will serve refresh ments. Mrs. I. E. Schuler and Miss Margaret Kerr will have direct chargo. To every girl In Medford. the board soys: "This party mean you I" M Callfornlans Guests At Watt Home . Dr. Charles L. Hsrvey and hi,, mother, Mrs. Rosell Hsrvey of Mar tinez. Calif., are visiting with Mrs Horveya sister, Mrs. Laura A. King and niece, Mrs. D. M. Watt of Phoe nix. Mrs. Campbell VI Be Hostess to Church Group The W. H. M. 8. of the First M. B. church will meet Tuesday after noon st the home of Mrs. w. F. Csmpbell on East Main street- Mrs, s. L. Leonard Is program leader. THINK! Mesdames Cochran and West, Thursday Bridge Hostesses Mrs. Laura West and Mrs. J. H Cochran were Joint hostesses at an afternoon of bridge at the Wes home Thursday. There were four tables In play at the very pleasant event and flowera used In profusion about the rooms. High score was held by Mrs. E. H. Mann and second high by Mrs. Wood cock. Mrst M. M. Morris assisted the hostesses. - Activities of Legion Auxiliary Last minute plans ar being com pleted for the Joint Installation of officer of the Legion and Auxiliary. The meeting will be held Monday evening, Oct. loth, at eight o'clock In the Knight of Phythiaa hall, sth and Grape. Mra. Waive Enders of Ashland, dis trict president, will be the Installing oincer lor tne Auxiliary. Following the Installation, dancing will bs enjoyed the remainder of the evening and refreshment will be served. All past offlcera for the year and the officers-elect are asked to meet at the KnlgAts of Phythiaa hall Sun day afternoon at 3:30. fr.CT.u. The W. C. T. U. will meet In regu lar session next Thursday, Oct. 13, at 3:30 p. m. at the Y. W. c. A. build ing. The following program win be presented: Devotions, Mrs. Belle Llttrell; read ing, "Citizenship Ideals," Mrs. S. L. Leonsrd. Mrs. Leonard will also speak on the topic, "Upbuilding of the State;" reading, Mra. Jennings: solo. Mrs. Lyman: address by Rev. Alex ander Bennett. An Invitation Is extended all Inter ested person. Mrs. flolloway ' Bridge Hostess Mrs. Allco Holloway was hostess Wednesday at a small party, having Invited to luncheon and bridge Mrs. Corbln Edgell. Mrs. George M. Rob ert and Mr. L. A. Salade, Jr. Mrs. Roberts Bridge Hostess Mrs. Frank Roberts entertained yesterday with a email party at her , inviting in to luncheon and bridge, four friends. Chrysanthemum Circle to meet Monday Initiation and social night will be In order for members of rhruun. themum circle Monday, members are ossea ro arrive at the lodge Sail at 7:30 o'clock. Have You Seen That zJwlwmSt&linc Shown on Page 55, Saturday Evening Post October 1st? Well We Have the Silver and will be glad to show it to you at LAWRENCE'S Specializing in the Best Silverware Both Sterling and' Plate Right now at wonderful prices! 1iad.lL feel at Worne h thdpaamiL OVERLOOKING UNION SQUARE ft Ultimo! ewrrfort ond qsnulre enjof meni.. -selected by sectioned visitors os Son Francisco's Weol hotel-..njnninfl c kwr Excellent ftrmcj Boom frGoHse Shop 350 ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH is LOW AS 52? SINGH. 3? OOUKI WITH DETACHED BATH AS LOW AS M.50 SINGLE, 2?D0UBlt Horn of KROWtocfo notion Vurt th studio GARAGE IN CONNECTION O. E. S. Luncheon Will Be Monday Past matrons of O. E. 8. will en tertsln with a luncheon at the Hotel Holland Monday at 1 o'clock, the meeting being th first on th fall calendar of the series to b held once esch month throughout the season. Following luncheon card will be enjoyed. The committee tn charge of the event 1 composed of Mlaa Alice Hanby, Mrs. V. T. Wilson, Mrs. T. W. Merrltt snd Mrs. John 8. Whit. Delphians Asked To Meet Oct. 13 A meeting of Delphians hu been called by the president, Mra. Glen Pa brick for Thursday morning at tha city library at fl:30 o'clock. All Delphians and women, who have been Delphians are invited to attend. Klamath Delegates Return Home Mrs. John Yadeu, Mrs. L. B. Pleroa, Mrs. Cora Lyons and Mrs. Riley D. Henson of Klamath Falls, who at tended the Joint convention In this city of the Home and Foreign Mis sionary societies, aa delegates, left yesterday afternoon for their -homes In the neighboring city. Mrs. Henson, who formerly resided fn Medford, was greeted while here by many friends. THUrsday FRIday SATuraay West Side Pharmacy Th e fettcilg Drug Store Marvelous Offer in cAIojw torn 1? i HAVB MONSYI HAVB MONEY!