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I PAGE TWO irEDFOTID II'XTL TTCIBTJXE, lIEDFOnn, OKEGOS, SUNPXT, JITNT 25, 1933. , 77. HI 1 1 f " KMMMHMMHW4HHHmHl M I HI I IHI I . , Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by. Eva Nealon Hamilton Luncheon Honors Younger Group at McCaskey s Monday With Bummer vacation here, grant ing leisure time to many school goera, the younger folk of the city are playing a more prominent part In Medlord's social activities. Their namea are to be found frequently on gueat Hits for luncheons, teas, dinners and dancing. For the apeclal pleasure of a group of them. Mrs. H. D. McCaskey la entertaining at luncheon at her beautiful home on the Old Stage road Monday. Invited to luncheon and a theatre party to follow are: Misses Vivian Van Hoevenberg. house guest of Mr. and Mra. H. Van Hoev enberg of Sams Valley, Bannle Hunt, Helene Salade, Jean Salade, Alicia Ruhl, Prances Sparrow, Harriett Sparrow, Roxana Ruhl. Mrs. Kath arine Heffernan and Mrs. William Crowell, Mrs. Alex Sparrow, Mrs. Robt. W. Ruhl, Mrs. L. A. Sslade Jr.. and Mrs. H. Van Hoevenberg. Following luncheon, Mrs. McCaskey and guests will attend the matinee ahowlng of "The White Sister," at the Craterlan theatre. Southerners Meet For Picnic Dinner 'At Hamlin's Home The annual picnic of the Dixie club waa held last Sunday at the beautiful summer home of Mr. and Mra. H. O. Hamlin on the Rogue river. Southerners and their friends gath ered there to enjoy a dinner ar ranged in true southern style. After dinner, baseball, ping-pong, and bridge were enjoyed. A large crowd attended and Miss Dot Berry, who has been visiting relativea In Seattle for some time, was welcomed home by the club. Carpenters Leave For Malibu Beach Vacation time Is here, -and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter are among the first to respond to the csll of the beaches. Mrs. Carpenter and daughter Julie, and son Harlow, are leaving Tuesday by motor for Malibu beach, where they will be Joined later by Mr. Carpenter to spend the month of July at the sea shore. Mrs. Bickerstaff Honored at Party Honoring Mrs, Thos, Bickerstaff of Mill Valley, who la a guest here of her mother, Mrs. Anna Mlkache. Mrs. Vern VanDyko entertained Friday aftornoon with a bridge luncheon st her attractive new summer place, "Driftwood," on Rogue river. There were two tobies of bridge In play following luncheon. Quests were Mrs, Blckeretsff and Mrs, O. J. Cavalll of Mill Valley, Miss Bertllls Mlkache, who recently returned from the south, Mrs. Anna Mlksche, Mrs. Hsrry Hlnman. Mrs. Roy Shreve, Mrs. John Wilkinson and Mrs. Ernest Barnes. ; Barnes' Entertain In Garden Tonight Mr. and Mra. Ernest Barnes are entertaining thla evening at their home In Glen Oak court with a sup per in the garden to be followed by bridge. Twelve guests have been in vited for the occsston. Book Club Adjourns For Summer Reason At the meeting of the Book olub Tuesdsy at ths horns of Mrs. Olenn Jackson, plans were made for ad journing until the autumn. H Nichols Family To Attend Fair Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nichols and daughters. Lola and Mavis, left Sat urday by motor to Join the throng en route to ths World's Fair. They will also visit relativea In the east and expect to return to Medford about the last of August. Miss Patton Enjoys Holiday at Lake Mlsa Helen Patton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Patton. who Is home from Anna Head school for the summer. Is enjoying a short holi day at Lake o' the Woods, Her father left yesterday for the resort to motor with her back to Medford. P. E. O.'s Meet With Mrs. Mites Wednesdsy Mrs. T. W, Miles will be hostess Wednesday to Chapter AA. P. E. O. and will be assisted by Mrs. L. E. Wllllsms In entertaining. Delegates to the stats convention will give reports. Pythian Club M To Meet Tuesday The Pythian club will meet at the home of Mrs. William Swarts st 40 Berkeley Way Tuesday evening. June 37th. at 8:90 for a picnic on the lawn. All members and families and Invited friends will be welcomed. rilesners Claw ' Has Fine Program The Gleaner claea oi the Baptist Sunday school held monthly meet ing at the home of Mrs. Geo. B. Young. Orchard Home, on Tuesdsy sfternoon. June 20th. Ths follow ing program waa presented: Clssa song. Scripture resdlng, John 1:1-11. Subject: "Getting Awsy With It" "Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." Prayers: Mra. Strickland and Mrs. Hague. Subject of teschers discussed. Clsss will contlnus with Mr. A. B. Mesd as teacher. Roll call answered with scripture, verse or current event. Eighteen answered. Resdlng by Cstherlne Mesd, "Hlgh wayman;" Alfred Noyes. The commutes served cherry pi and collea. Receives Diploma Jean Parker, 17, who kept up with her classes while working in motion pictures, la shown in her graduation dress at Pasadena high school commencement exercises. She sxpeots to continue on to col lege, (Associated Press Photo Summer Evenings See Many Return To Bridle Trails With the arrival of long summer evenings, many Medford people are exhibiting renewed Interest In horse manship and are to be seen In the ssddle haunting old tralla again. The first evening party of the season waa sponsored Thursday by the Dodge academy, when fifteen rldera enjoyed a trip to Roxy Anne and plcnlo supper. Another party Is planned for this week. Rldera Thursday were: Mrs. R. J. Simpson. Anne Kantor, Delphlne and Helen Hlnck, Helen Wood, Valerie Whitney. Alleen Latham. Joyce Osge. Grace Voss, Marjory Llndley. Pete Wilder, Freddie Beck, Gordon Benson and Mr, and Mrs. C. V' Dodge. Card Party, Event Wednesday Evening Among the major events for the coming week Is another card party at Parish hall, where a delightful series has been announced by St. Ann'a Altnr society for ths summer season. Wednesdsy evening, playing will begin' at 8:00 o'clock and an Invitation is extended all local folk, who enjoy cards. The committee for the occsslon Is composed of Mrs. Frank Orltsch, Mrs. Paul Grelner, Mrs. Dlldea, Mrs. J. C. Hayes, Mrs. O. M. Hartley, Mrs. M. Herbert, Mrs. Hoffbeck and Misses Martha Hanley, Hsgeman and Blllle Hammett. Act i cities of Legion Auxiliary By Mrs. Cole Holmes All members sre ssked to reserve Monday evening. June 28th, ss at that time the Legion and auxiliary are to meet for' their picnic. It Is to be held at the Elks picnic grounds. Supper will be served at 8:80 p. ra the committee aupplylng coffee and cream. All members of the Legion and auxiliary are urged to attend, bringing their own food and table service. Mualo for dancing haa been arranged. To defray incidental ex penses the men of ths Legion will be sseesaed a smsll sum. Ths com mittee In charge Includes Mrs. E. J. Leach, Mra. O. L. Overmeyer, K. o. Ross, Lee Brlcker and Cole Holmes. National defense Is sgsln our topic ss ths peace conference convenea. Again, as during the World war, there Is tumult and strlfs In sll sections of the world. Oermeny again strives to establish her place In Europe, with Italy, Austria ana Humsry hoping to recover territory lost and the new atates of ths Baltic resdy to defend their freedom: Rus sia with Its large number of soldlsrs under srms snd countless numoers In reserve dreaming of world revolu tion, England and Its worries of In dia and Its other colonies: Jspsn and China, and in our own South America many atates In conatsnt hostility, w must pledge anew, with the American Legion for an adequate national defense. Ws must be st ths helm to Quench the fires of communism for at ths bass of sll these unrests lies the hsnd of com munism. It finds a fertile soil In the minds of those who ar unem ployed and unhappy. Our ahores mtiat be protected by an army and navy, s National Guard and marine corps that la not hedged about by an economy program which will render them helpless at s time when their aid may be mors than needed. Our national defense will be ss strong as ths people demand but ths people of America have not awskened to the dangers of unpre psredness In aplts of the lessons that should hare been learned from the days of 1017. We believe In prepsrednesa. In t natlonsl security snd ws stsnd for protection. We believe In protecting ths Independence of ths United steles snd ths only wsy we esn successfully do this Is to be ade quately prepared to defend Its prin ciples. Ths Amerlcsn Legion Auxiliary Is a patriotic order and will ever stand (lrm for a defense program that will guard our homes, our government and out nation. ' 1 ' i . ; '' 4 Miss Fluhrer Is Inspiration of Several Parties Much entertaining of the past week honored Miss Louise Fluhrer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fluhrer, whose engsgement to war ren Olsen waa recently announced. She will continue as Inspiration, too. of several affairs this week. Misses Viola Templeton and Kath leen Ness will be hostesses Wednes day evening at the Hotel Medford st a bridge supper, arranged for Miss Fluhrer's plessure. Invitations have been issued to seventeen guests Program Announced For Moore Recital Marian Moore, assisted by Catherine Wendt, soprano, will be presented In recital at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe, Monday evening, June 26. at 8:15 o'clock. Marian has often been heard In recitals given by her teacher, Harvey Amosa Moore, and Mra. Wendt at one time studied with Mrs. Jamea O. Colllna. The following program will be pre sented: Taocato in O Minor - ... ............... John Sebastian Bach Nocturne In F Minor Chopin Valse In E Minor ... Chopin Marian Moore To Cells Old Melody arr. by A. Lehmann When Love Is Kind -....Old Melody arr. by A. Lehmann The Night Wind Roland Farley Catherine Wendt Ballads In A Flat .....Relnecke Marian Moore Carmena ..... H. Lane Wilson A Spirit Flower. Cempbell-Tlpton Catherine Wendt Barcarolle In O Minor Rubinstein Spinning Song Youferoli Paa des Amphores Chsminade Marian Moore Lutheran Ladies Elect Officers The Ladles Aid society of Zlnn English Lutheran church at It meet ing In the church parlors last Thurs day afternoon re-elected all Its form er offlcera for another year. The of ficers are: Mrs. Carl Flohtner, presi dent; Mrs. John Fluhrer, vice-president: Mrs. Orvllte Clerk, secretary: Mrs. Fred Honner, treasurer. Interesting reports of the past year's work were given by the offlcera show-' Ing that the society had been very active and successful. It wss also decided to continue to meet regu larly through the summer twice a month. It was a no hostess meeting, the refreshments consisting of sack lunches for one being brought by each one, which were mixed and drawn by the various members and oaten with hot coffee. Church to Honor Rev. and Mra, nrnnett A covered dish supper, honoring Rev. and Mrs. A. O. Bennett, will be held at the Methodist church on Wednesdsy, June 98th at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. Rnlgart Imlle Club to llrr Garden Membera of the Medford Garden club are Invited to meet In Mrs. Carl Swlgart's sartien at 311 Genessce street next Thursday evening at 8:45. There will be a short business meet ing followed by a aoclal hour. All membera are urged to be present. M Mistletoe Clnb Plans Plcnlo The Mistletoe club of Royal Neigh bors of America will, hold a picnic In Ashlsnd park June 38, In the after noon. Ashlsnd Neighbors will them. All Neighbors are Invited to bring basket lunches. There will be a abort business meeting In the esrly sfternoon at the entrance of the pars: after which members will go to the plcnlo grounds for lunch. Sanderson Home, scene Of Pleaaant Meeting The attractive country home of Mra. B. L. Sanderson nesr Central Point waa the meeting place of the Missionary society of the Presbyter Ian church last week. Thlrty-flre members enjoyed the session, which wss one of the most plessant of the yesr. Under the leadership of Mrs. Frank Albert, ths subjset of "The Philip pines" was well covered. Mrs. May nard Putney, In a very entertaining atory form, told of missionary work there, among the younger people, particularly. Mrs. J. W. Merrltt assisted her daughter In entertaining and during the social hour. Mrs. Ssnderson, who has a lovely contralto voice, sang three numbers, which were enthusl ssttcsrly received. Personality Permanents True artistry and ikill assure yon of beautiful waves at Murray's. $2J $395 Murray fs 41 S. Central. Tel. Sl Miss Conner, Bride Of Benjamin Day Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Conner an nounce ths marriage on May 30th of their daughter, Louise Ann. to Earl Benjamin Day Jr., son of Rep resentative and Mrs. E. B. Dsy of Sams Valley. Study Club Names New Committees At Ashland Picnic The annual picnic of the Wednes dsy Study club was held In Ash lsnd park June 31, with a good at tendance of members, their husbands, and other guests. The good times committee served a delicious picnic dinner, which everyone enjoyed, and after a pleasant social hour a brief business meeting was held. The president, Mrs. Cochrsn, announced her committees for the coming year, and a rising vote of thanka to the retiring good times committee was tendered by the club, which then adjourned to meet agsln In Septem ber. Guests for the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Love. Mrs. D'Alblnl. Mrs. Porter, Misses Jsne Snedlcor. Dot Berry and Cecil Humphrye. Committees appointed Include: pro gram, Mrs. Laura M. West, Mrs. J. O. Grey, Mrs. W. C. Janes, Mrs. J. P. Lawrence, Mrs. E. N. Warner; mem bership. Mrs. W. J. Warner, Mrs. H. G. Wortman; good tiroes committee, Mrs. F. K. Deuel, Mrs. N. T. Hodges, Mrs. T. W. Miles, Mrs. E. B. Plckel, Mrs. L. E. Wllllsms: press, Mrs. A. J. Hsnby. Mrs. R. B. Hammond and Mrs. M. M. Morris. M P. E. O. Delegates Come Home Today Mrs. J. T. niegri, Mra. Louis Toung nnd Minn Kate Stewart will return today from a week' sojourn In the north, where they have been attend ing the P. E. O. state convention and visiting friends. The state convention next year will be held In thla city, with members of Chapter AA aa hostesses. It wss decided at last week's convention. New officers named for next year include: Mrs. Amy Welch of Port land, president; Mrs. Jessie Dodge of Axhland, vice-president; Mra. Myrtle QUI of Lebanon, second vice-president, and Mrs, Jean Oresberit of Klamath Falls, organizer. B. P. W. Club Plans Picnic In Ashland Dr. Susie V. Standard of Phoenix, health chairman. Is making the ar rangements for the first picnic ot the B, P. W. club, which will be held at the Ashland park' Thurs day evening, June 39. rurther an nouncements will be made as to progrsm, menu and transportation. Supper will be served as nearly 6:30 as possible. Mrs. Carpenter , IfnMess To Club Mrs. Alfred S. V. Csrpenter -wss hostess last week to the bridge club nt her home, "Top Sides." - Alpha Rigmn Class Enjoys ricnlc The Alpha, Sigma class of the first M. E. church held a picnic at Llthla park. Ashland. A picnic dinner was served after which most of the class enjoyed the bend concert. Mimieys Entertain At Dance for Guest Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Llndley enter tained thirty guests at their home Monday evening with a dancing party In honor of the birthday of Mrs. Vers Denson of Astoria. Mrs. Llndley' sister who Is visiting hers. The rooms were decorsted with roses and sweet peas. Refreshments were served during the evening by the hostess. Guests were Mrs. Den son, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gear of Cen tral Volnt, the honor guest's psr enu; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Qeer. Mr. snd Mrs. Gus Samuels, Miss Neva Samuels. Mr. snd Mrs. Hsrvy Young. Mr. and Mra. William Whltlock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Slalght, Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Boothby, Mr. snd Mrs. Jsck GUI, Mr. snd Mrs. Conklln. Mr. and Mrs. Hsy Wright, Mr. and Mra. Clarence Frye, Mr. and Mra. Oscar Lynam, Mr. Huckstep of Pendleton, Mrs. Ruth Bsrry of Ssn Francisco. Mrs. Edns Foster of Tscoma and Miss Wlllette Llndley. IF Note the Difference . . . With Ice Refrigeration We offer you the four essentials for keeping all your foods in proper condition 1st Humidity 2nd Air Circulation With electric refrigeration you get temperature only. Foods will keep in good condition Twice aa Long with ice refrigeration. Come in and talk it over with cold storage experts. New 1933 Model Ice Refrigerators now on hand 1-5 the cost of electrics. Phone for demonstration Medford Ice & Storage Co. So. Fir Street Buffet Supper for Miss Edwards Is Event of Friday , Miss lost Edwards of Seattle, who was much entertained here during s three weeks' vacation, left yesterday for the north, motoring to Portland with her sister, Mrs. Chester Hub bard. She wss sccompsnled by har sister. Ad re, who will contlnus to Seattle with her for a week'a visit. Friday evening Miss Frances Wei- ner was hostess st a psrty for Miss Edwards' pleasure, Inviting 30 guests to buffet supper. Sweetpeas decor ated the buffet and delphiniums and snapdragona added beauty to the room. Present were: Misses Icel Edwards, Georgia Edwards, Louise Fluhrer, Leila Carlton. Kathleen Ness, Viola Templeton, Edna Rtckard, Frances Welsner and Messrs. Harry McMahon. Olen Fabrlck. Forrest Pickett, War ren Olsen, Maurice Spatz, Lee Bishop, Frank' Bash, Bevo Crocksdale, Harry Rosenberg and Harold Bunco and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hubbard. Mrs. Flor ence Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bsuer, Mrs. Hester Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Strader and Dr. snd Mrs. Vsrlety. Mrs. Tumy Honored At Picnic Luncheon As a birthday aurprise for Mrs. W. E. Tumy a number of her Irlsnds entertained last Wednesday with a plcnlo luncheon In the gsrden of Mrs. Edgar Allen Moore's home. Ten guests enjoyed the sffslr snd wished Mrs. Tumy msny "happy re turns of ths day." Preaent were the honor guest, Mrs. Tumy, Miss McKay. Mrs. Kathleen Smith, Mrs. R. S. Green, Mrs, Mayn- srd Putney. Mra. E. Ivcrson. and Mesdsmes Porter. Mlnesr, Wsrner, Daniel end Moore. Pvthlan Sisters Adjourn for Summer Ths Pythlsn Sister Lodge met Wed nesdsy for regular session. It will be the last meeting preceding the flrat Wednesday in September. The evening was spent after s short ses sion of lodge In playing cards. Mrs. Harry Wortman won high score and ws presented with a prize. Refresh ments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Ruth Walden. Old Friends to Picnic At Butler Cabin Today Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler and number of their friends from the Rogue River valley will meet today for a picnic at the Butler cabin, Peter Pan, on the Rogue. Present will be: Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Pickett. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Matthews and daughters of Grants Pass snd Mr. and Mrs. George West, Mr, and Mrs. George Alden and Mr. and Mrs. But ler of this olty. Fidelity Circle Elects Officers Annual election of officers was held by Fidelity circle of the First Methodist church Tuesdsy at the regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. E. G. Roseborough. Re-elec tlons Included: Mrs. Roseborough, president: Mrs. R. A. Koppes, vice president: Mra. c. W. Conklln, treas urer. The one new offlcev named for the year was Mrs. R. P. Morten- sen, secretary. Mrs. William Lyman presented a pleasing program Including a vocal solo by Mrs. Mortensen, reading, Mrs. Blgler: trio. Mr. Koppen, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Lyman. Ths progrsm was followed by re freshment with Mrs. Conklln ssslst tng the hostess In serving. Plsns were made to entertain st the church next Tuesday at - the regular home-coming. 'Ihe Store of Happy Wedding Rlngr White Rose Wedding Rings Radiant a Diamonds Larry Schade 3rd Air Purity 4th Temperature Bids For Movies i . - Jacqucllns Dorst, 18-year-old Paris stsnographsr rscsntly chosen ss ths most beautiful blond In ths French city. Is shown ss sh sr. rived In New York snroute to Hol lywood for screen tests. (Associ ated Press Photo ' Judge Colvig and Miss Warner Home From Trip South Returning from s very interesting trip south. Judge Wm. Colvig snd granddaughter. Miss Margaret War ner arrived In Medford Wednesdsy, sfter being away since June 4th. The trip, arranged aa s graduation present for Miss Msrgsret, who fin ished high school here this spring, Included stays In Hollywood. San Diego, San Pedro, Mexico, and st Cstsllna. In Hollywood the two Medford folk were guests of Judge Colvlg's son Pinto Colvig. lesdlng cartoonist for the Mickey Mouse festure, and while they were there Judge Col vlg's other son, Don. of Weed, Cai., came south to accept a position a musician for ths ssms motion picture feature. In San Pedro, Judge Colvig and Miss Warner were guests of Mrs. Windsor Gail and young son Rich ard Delano. Mr. Gall Is now sta tioned at Bremerton, Wash., with the U. S. S. Oklahoma and Mrs. 011 Is leaving for Baltimore for a visit with her mother, who Is accompany ing her from California. Returning to Medford Judge Col vig and granddaughter stopped for a short time In Bakersfleld, where the temperature ascended to 114 de grees, making their arrival In this city more pleasant. ' - Miss Leonard. Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Miss Evelyn Leonard, daughter pf Mr. snd Mrs. Chester Leonsrd, was among members of the younger set entertaining last week. She was hostess at bridge luncheon Friday in celebration of her birthday annlver tnry. Prizes were won a,t bridge by Misses Helen Stearns and Joan DeLosh. Present were Misses Helen Stearns, Barbara Field. Lois Nichols, Virginia English, Kathryn Chaney, Joan De Losh. Catherine Brandt and the host eas, Evelyn Leonard. Free 4x6 Enlargement .nth earn roll or films printed. Gardner Drugs Phone 264 Many Friends Wish Mrs. Andrews and Son "Happy Days" w rini-M Andrews and son mn vhn are leaving on Tuesday for New York, where they plan to make their home for at least several years, hsve beep much feted during the past week in local soc iety. U...I Mrrm. nsrtteularlV. in Which th r.vn win be greatly missed, have done much to make their parting daya In southern Oregon pirau ones. Tnmnrmv their Oak GrOVS friends sre planning a farewell event In their honor. Last week the Grester Medford club sponsored s large tea, inviting Mrs. Andrews' many friends throughout tne vsuey to can, "im numerous individuals have entertain ed In her honor. The Andrews' hsve played a very Important part In the musical life of Medford since the colorful doys of the early 1900'a and are going an, ft... risnCM MmH AlrPNrlV & popular young soloist, may continue his voice study under New lorx masters. Their many friends Join In wish ing them "Happy Days" In the east. Methodist Ladles' Aid To Meet The Ladles' Aid of the Methodist church will meet In regular home coming. Tuesday, June 27. Miss Patton Hostess Swimming. Dsnclng Miss Doris Pstton, dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fitton, en tertained last evening at swimming snd dsnclng 'or s number of school friends. Guests were Misses Msrgaret Wsr ner, Gertrude Boyle: Teas Merrell, Msrjorle Mulhollsnd, Mary Van Dyke, Doris Kellogg. Frances Arnsplger. Marjorts Phythlsn, Cecil Humphrys. Margarita Boyle, Barbara Smith and Dort Patton and Messrs. Bsra Kro schel. Earl Litre)', Bill Luman, Sam Kunzman. Russell Brown. Jerry Trill. Ssm Vsn Dyke. Bill Prentice, Tommy Fuson, Bernol Slead, Noel Benson and Bill Cummlngs. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH If you want to be Smartly Patriotic July 4th wear one of Adrienne's LINEN SUITS Tailored of natural color Unen woven In Oregon, these suits are genuine 'Home Products.' Some hare striped blouses and swagger coats. They have Just arrived so be among the first to wear one. $6.95 $7.95 $10.95 LINEN HATS Ererr linen suit requires a fabric hat. Adrlenne has them on sale at 25 Values to 55.95 In summer straws and fabrics. July 4th special - ADRIENNE'S Meet Me at the MANX, Where . . ,. New rates now In effect at Hotel Msnx are ths lowest la years. Prices bars been sweep Inglj reduced, not only to conform to ths new sesson. but also to meet present economic con dltlons. 100 finely appointed rooms to choose from and -e have mads rates elsstlc enough to fit erery Individual requirement Ths ssm. hljh qusllty of serrtcs Is maintained as slwsys. Vou esnllt. at the Manx now in luxurious comfort with economy. HOTEL I AAri.i:i.'V Adams' of Toronto Much Feted Here Mr. snd -Mrs. Wm. F. O. Adams of Toronto, who sre guests st ths A. P. Johnsen rsnch boms on their honeymoon, have been ths Incentive for much entertaining ner during the past week. They were welcomed by southern Oregon society last Sun day st s urge reception at the John- sen home snd hsve since been, feted st msny affairs. Among persons en tertaining for them moat recently were Mr. snd Mrs. A. J. Hauk and the Misses Mary Lee and Dorothy Roberta. The Misses Roberts were hostesses st large dsnclng psrty Thuredsy evening, inviting msny members of the younger set to meet the young couple. Bldens Observe Wedding Annlverssry Mr. snd Mrs. Ernest N. Blden ob served their twenty-fourth wedding snnlversary Friday. - They had dinner . at the Plaza In Ashland with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor. Mrs. Beach Hostess To Golden Link Class Mrs. R. G. Beach was hostess to the Oolden Link clsss Thursday aft ernoon. There was a short business session with the president, Mrs. Knox presiding, followed by a good time for all. Refreshments were served by ths committee which included Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Chester Merrtman, Mrs. Newton Mead and Mrs. Robert. CONSTIPATION Stomach and liver trouble In young and old corrected by the latest natural methods. DR. H. P. COLEMAN, Phone 965. 438 McumH-'I Bid'. SWIM - DANCE at TWIN PLUNGES "The Fun Spot of Southern Oregon" $1. 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