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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREO ON, STXDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1934
A
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Irva K. Few ell
Ideal Sorority Girl
Elsie Boeniker, Warrensliiirf, Mo.,
mlM H'U voted the title of "Idral
Snrnrlty r.lrl" at Santa Barbara, t-'al.,
where 250 (Irlerate attended tne
national convention of the educa
tional iororlty. Delta Hlnma Kpsllon.
Society Events of
Week Are Focused
At the Town Club
The pleasant autumn weather ha
been Inspiring to thoae who enjoy
entertaining during the fall aeason
and u a result, the Town club ha
been a busy center of activity dur
ing the paet week.
Announcement waa alao made yea
terday that on next Saturday. Octo
ber 27, a masquerade Hallowe'en
dancing party la scheduled for mem
bera of the club, with a midnight
aupper.
Tuesday la ladlea1 day at the large
club house, and about forty weie
there for luncheon last week. Mra.
Uipert J. Henry wa a luncheon hoa
teas, and the Book club aleo had
luncheon reservatlona Tueeday.
Mra. Harry Rosenberg entertained a
group at luncheon on Wedneaday. aa
did Mra. Porter J. Neff. The Llona
club W has 1U regular weekly meet
ing at the Town club.
There were forty at the dinner
party given Wednesday evening by
the Badminton club, some continuing
to the armory afterward for the tour
nament, and tho others remaining at
the Town club for bridge.
Mrs. Gain Robinson entertained her
bridge club Thursday there, and Fri
day Mra. Paul Janncy had a email
group for luncheon.
Many of the members enjoyed a no
host dinner last evening, and the for
mal dance following.
Large Bridge Party
At Mrs. Perl's for
Mrs. H. Reichstein
A pleasant afternoon was spent at
the home of Mra. Prank Perl Thurs
day, when she entertained at aeven
table of brldne for the pleaaure ol
Mrs. Hnrold Reichstein. Contract was
In play during the afternoon, with
prizes going to Mrs. Jack Porter, Mrs.
Ted OeBauer. Mrs. Chester Hubbard
and Mrs. William Heath.
The guest list Included Mesdame
Reichstein. Hester Whitman, Hub
bard, Bruce Bnuer, Dnvld Wilcox, Ben
C. Wilson. Homer Marx, Gordon
Oreen, Codding, Porter, Richard
Paine, Lloyd Sander, Foster Cone,
Dwight Flndley, OeBauer, Russell Se
mon, Elwood Strader, William McAl
lister. Herbert Brown, Heath. Elbert
Coleman and Robert Munter, and
Misses Georgia Edwards, Viola Tem
pleton. Kathryn Sweeney. Mnrtan
Ness, Kathleen Ness. Dorothy Nys
waner and Lela Carlton.
European Artist to
Present Concert in
Medford On Friday
iiiftittt
Honor Mrs. Tucker
Antoinette Petrova Detcheva, no'd
European concert artist, will be pre
aented In a piano concert at the Bald
,wln Piano ahoppe auditorium on Fri
day. October So. This will be her first
public appearance In Medford.
This 1 one of a series of concert
which sill take Miss retcheva from
Portland to San Francuco during the
winter aeason.
She waa soloist In the Bach society
In Vienna for two seasons and played
ooncerta In Vienna, Sofia and many
other capitals of Europe.
Lincoln Service club
Invites Public on Friday
The Lincoln Service club haa an
nounced that a Hallowe'en "Fun
rest" will be held at the Lincoln
school Friday night. Oct. 30.
The program will begin at 7 o'clock
with a costume march, followed by a
play, special acta and spooky tralla to
provide thrill. There will be fish
pond, booths where one may obtain
a variety of refreshments, and en
dora will have an unusual array of
balloons.
Weniinalt flub
Ha. Ilrldre Party
Blanche Hlnabarger waa hostess
to the Wenonah club at her home
on Vancouver avenue, Thursday aft
ernoon with six tables of bridge in
play. High score for the afternoon
was won by Ora Puffleld.
Guests were Mrs. Beatrice Black
burn, a member visiting here frcm
Copco, Calif. Mrs. Lydla Gardner 01
Talent, Mrs. Ora Duffleld of Ash
land and Mra. Rose Rice of thla
ltv. Refreshment! were lerved by
Dorothy Dltxcy and Hemic Brown.
The next meeting will be at tne
home of Bernlce Wilson, November 1.
Pa.t Pocahontas'
llnnoreil at Meet
The Past Pocahontus' were honor
ed on Friday night, thoae filling the
oltlces being Vera Thomas. Poca
hontas: Mattle Luman, Wsnonah;
Oladye Lawrenta, prophetess: LeRoy
Stngg. Powhatan.
Next Friday night, October 30.
Wea tonka council will hold Ha first
dance of the winter season. Music
will be furnished by Dickey's orches
tra, and all Redmen, Pocahontas and
their Invited friends are cordially
asked to attend. The comn'lt'.ee in
charge conMsts of Harriet Watson.
Helen Smith. Dorothy Ulckey, Flor
ence Rush and Ed Bhackel.
Wmonah flub Has
Parly, Ked men's llnll
The Wenonah club sponsored It
first public card psrty at the Red
men hall Friday evening, lllgn
cores In bridge were won by
Blnnche Rlnsbsrger and Charles R
Oall and second high scores were
held by Five Gentry and Nate
Thornton.
In pinochle, high scores were re
ceived by Mrs. Anderson snd Mr.
Anderson. Second hlh scores acre
held by Mnggie Ersklne and Ed
Hhockle. Refreshments were served
by Wllma Hayes. Olsdys Lawrentk,
Ms Ul Lumnn. Vera Thomsa. Saran
Tolle and Leila Morrow. The com
mittee In charge of cards wss Ber
nlce Wilson and Mildred Ward.
On Friday, November 10 another
card party will be held and the
public Is cordially Invited,
Mrs. Mann Invites
Twenty for Series
Luncheons, Bridge
Mrs. John C. Mann Invited twenty
friends to her home at 818 East Main
street on Saturday aftornoon for
luncheon. Bridge was enjoyed during
the afternoon.
The second In the series of partlea
planned fcy Mrs. Mann will be given
thla Wednesday when she will again
Invite a group of twenty for lunch
eon and bridge.
Hallowe'en Party
Is Given Thursday
Members of the Degree of Honor
association enjoyed a Hallowe'en
party Thursday evening when they
met In the club rooms at the city
halt for the aoclal night. About sixty
were present, the majority being In
costume.
Hallowe'en decoration were used
about the rooms, and the large group
enjoyed the fortune telling, he
candy booths and the fish pond.
A prograrh was given, with a piano
duet by Lewis Parker and Luclllle
Seller, and a reading, "A Negro Ser
mon" waa presented by Adabee Seller.
Margaret Kempke aang vocal aolo
and Mrs. Burrowa gave a reading,
"The Backseat Driver."
A colorful event waa the grand
march, with Bessie Hubler at the
piano. ,
After the grand march, prizes were
awarded Adabee Seller and Naomi
Hubler. Oamea were played, and re
freshments served by the committee,
composed of George Denman, Mrs.
Llla Haaa and Mra. Clarence Hansen.
Edith Elliott la to be chairman of
the next meeting, which is to be No
vember 1. Initiation la to be con
ducted at that time.
Mrs. Andrews Hostess
At Lunrheon Wednesday
A delightful luncheon was served
at Hotel Medford Wednesday, with
Mra. Jap Andrewa as hostess.
Five tables of contract followed In
the ladles' lounge where a. profusion
of flowers In baskets waa arranged.
-Odd
Fellows Lodge
To lime Party Tuesday
Members of the Odd Fellowa lodge
and all branchea of the order will
hold a Hallowe'en party Tuesday eve.,
Oct. 30 In the I.O.O F. hall.
The committee In charge la arrang
ing a program of music, readings,
fortune telling and Hallowe'en atunts.
Friends of the order are Invited to
come and Join In an evening of good
fellowahlp.
Kehekah Lodge Has
Regular Session
Olive Rebeknh lodge met In regular
session Monday evening with all offi
cers In the chairs but one. After the
business meeting old fashioned games
were played.
Arrangement were completed for a
rummage ssle to be held In the
Sparta building. Oct. 3 and 37.
Refreshments were served, with
Mary Cave chairman of the social
committee.
Mrs. McCaskey Is
Luncheon Hostess
Party Wednesday
Mrs. Paul Scherer waa honor guest
at Mrs. H. D. McCaskey's luncheon
at her home Wednesday, to which
twelve were Invited. Bridge was en
joyed during the afternoon.
Present were Mrs. Scherer, Mrs.
Robert W. Ruhl, Mrs. Leonard Car
penter, Mrs. Don Clark, Mrs. Shelby
Tuttle. Mrs. Harold Jordan, Mrs. Gor
don Voorhles, Mrs. Alice Holloway,
Miss Roxane Ruhl, Miss Frances
Sparrow, Mrs. Charles Voorhles. and
the hostess,
M
Miss Livingston Is
Hostess on Friday
A small luncheon at her home near
Jacksonville was given on Friday by
Miss Anne Livingston for a group of
her friends. Invited for the affair
were Mra. H. D. McCajkey,, Mrs. Don
Clark. Mrs. Alice Holloway, Mrs. Cor-
bln Edgell. Mrs. Robert W. Ruhl, Mrs.
Sprague Riegel and Mrs. J. O. 8.
Wellls.
Daughters of Nile
To Give Ceremonial
The Daughters of tha Nile will
hold a ceremonial and special meet.
Ing on Friday, October 38 at three
o'clock In the Ashland Maaonlc
Temple, at which time a large class
of candidates will be Initiated, It
haa been announced. The candidates
are to be present from Coqutile.
Klamath Falls. Orants Pass, Medford
and Ashland.
Following the ceremonial, membera
and their escorts will attend the
banquet In the Masonic Temple din
ing room at 8:30 p. m. After the
banquet, dancing and a program win
complete the evening. Mra. T. P.
Franco of Ashland la queen of Zul
elma temple, and Mrs. Henry Enders.
also of Ashland, Is In charge of the
decoratlona for the affair.
Weekly Study Club
Hears Fine Reviews
The Wodneeday Study club met at
the usual hour In the club room on
October 17 with the prealdent, Mrs.
B. O. Harding. In the challr. The first
number on the program waa a splen
did review of Agnes Rothery's book,
"Sweden: the Land and the People,'
glven by Mrs. W. E. Crews. The au
thor la a young American writer. The
book Is well written, giving a wealth
of Information, and is beautifully Il
lustrated.
Ths well known Norwegian writer.
Knut Hamsun, haa given another
story of village life In his own coun
try. The superstitions ana ioidics
the potty Jealousies and tragedies of
life In Segeltoss. are told In his book.
"The Road Leada On." Mrs. J. O.
Grey gave an extremely Interesting
snd comorehenslve review of this
book.
Current topics, presented by Mra.
B. N. Warner, covered matters of In
terest In both national and foreign
affairs.
Mrs. Cobb Visits
Relatives In South
Mrs. 8. M. Cobb left here Friday
evening for an extended stay In Loa
Angelea where ah will be the guest
of relatives.
Women's Association
To Conduct Bazaar
The Women's Association of the
Presbyterian church will conduct a
bazaar and dinner on Monday. Octo
ber 33, with a play to be presented
In the evening. A similar affair waa
held laat fall, and waa a pronounced
auccesa.
Delegates From Here
To P.-T. A. Conclave
The regional conference and school
of Instruction of the Parent-Teachers'
association was. held In Grants
Pass last Tuesday with Mrs. Virginia
Kleteer of Portland, atate president,
and Mm. Courtwrlght. also a atate of
ficer. In attendance,
Prior to Departure
In compliment to Mrs. W. A.
Tucker of Long Beach, Calif., who
left yeaterday for her home In tho
south, her daughter, Mrs. Lyle P
Wilcox invited six couples to their
home on West Main street Friday
evening for dinner and bridge.
Mrs. Tucker haa been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Wilcox and children for the
paat six weeks.
Sacred Concert By
Christian Church's
Choir This Evening
The choir at the First Christian
church, will . this evening at 7:30
o'clock, present Its first sacred con
cert of the fall and winter season.
Mrs. Effla Herbert Yeoman will di
rect the choir, and Mra. Mabel Hart
ley Sims will play the piano accom
paniment. The program haa been announced
as follows:
A Capella Chorus, "The Lord's
Prayer" Lawrence
"The Earth I the Lord's" Erhardt
Ladlea' eextette. "Call Ye Upon
Him" - Wilson
Sudor Bohnert, Eunice Smith.
Oletha Olson, Virginia Cook. Alma
Wade and Rose Ellen Blonexer.
Male quartette. Selected.
Messrs. D. E. Mlllnrd, M. E. Olson,
Chester Wendt and J. W. Klrk-patrlck.
Chorus, "He Is My Fortress"
Wlldermere
Soprano aolo, "O Lamb of God
Still Keep Me" Stults
Genevieve Brown
Chorus, "Grieve Not the Holy
Spirit" Stalner
Trio for soprano, tenor and bari
tone. "The Hand Unseen" parks
Anna Wendt, Louis Gentner.
Chester Wendt.
Chorus, "Praise Ye the Lord". Hame
Incidental aolo, Eleanor Curry
Chorus. "Seek Ye the Lord"..Robert
Tenor obllgato sung by D. E. Millard
Mixed quartette, "An Even Song"
Bmltn
To Visit Here
1 1
Bridge Enjoyed At
"1
Eleanor Curry, Oletha Olson. M. E.
Olson. John Klrkpatrlck.
Male quartette selected.
Chorus, "Thou Art the Living
Christ" Wilson
National Officers
Of League Coming
The local branch of the Oregon
League of Western Writers conduct
ed Its October meet at the home of
Mrs. O. R. Satchwell on Ashland ave
nue last Saturday. Original ahort-
ahort atorles were read by those pres-
MISS HELEN L. BYRNES, of Evans
ton. 111., general secretary of the
Young People's Rrnnch of the National
Woman's christian Temperance Union,
who will attend the state convention
III Medford this week.
Tuesday Marks Opening
W. C T. U. State Meet
Methodist Church Here
of Zulelma Temple, Daughters of the
Nile, entertained the officers of the
patrol and chorus at a one o'clock
luncheon Thursday at the Ashland
hotel. "Thirty-five ladles were present
with contract and auction bridge In
play during the afternoon.
The parlors were attractively deco
rated In autumn flowera for the occa
sion. Mrs. F. C. Durlan of Grant Pass
waa awarded prize for high score at
contract bridge.
P.E.O. Is Honored
By State Organizer
Chapter AA. P.E.O., wo visited on
Wednesday by Mrs. Emily Wellls. of
Portland, state organizer, on her tour
of Inspection. Luncheon at the Hotel
Medford preceded the afternoon meet-
ent, for criticism, and eonaldered ! "'" """"
especially clover were "Boomerang" j J"e Dong of Ashland, state
written by Mrs. Olive May Cook, and ! president was a guest of the chapter.
".nm Tike. Off hi. Hat" hv Miss i which felt honored in having three
Msiirie Pnnl l state officers here, as Mra. Moore is
A letter from the national president j tat treasurer.
hteh w.. r. t th. meeting an- Mrs. Weill spoke of her pleasure
nounced the possibility that, some of ; attending the convention here last
Medford. thla week, will be the
mecca of delegates from all point
of Oregon, who will gather here
for the state convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Un
ion. The state meeting opens on
Tuesday, and will continue througn
Friday afternoon.
Of particular Interest to those
who will attend the four day ses
sion here, is the fact that Miss
Helen Louise Byrnes, field lecturer
and secretary of the Young Peo
ple's Branch, will be here from
Evanston, 111,' as guest speaker.
The Medford convention will be
the fifty-first annual gathering 01
the union, and the meetings are
to be conducted In the First Metho
dist church, at the corner of West
Main and Laurel atreets.
Mrs. E. A. Oldenburg of thla city
1 general chairman of the hostess
committee, with Mrs. Minnie Bryant
In charge of reservations, housing
and registration. Mrs. E. S. Hltzler
Is In charge of the banquet, and
Mrs. Belle Llttrell, the reception.
Mrs. H. G. Wilson will supervise
the transportation, while the local
program Is being prepared by Mrs.
Maybelle Church. Mrs. W. T. Berry
I chairman of decorations, and Mrs.
E. C. Roseborough, publicity.
The four days will ace a great
amount of work accomplished by the
W. C. T. u, for reports of the
Mrs. T. P. Franco ot Ashland, queen !. federal and world work of tne
union wut Drougnt ueiurv wic
Queen of Zuleima
Gives Luncheon At
Ashland for Staff
for Tuesday, has
by the committee
delegates.
The program
been announced
as follows:
Morning
9:00 Official beard meeting, Y. P.
B. and L. T. L. conference.
10:00 Executive board meeting.
11:00 Conferences, Children's
the national officers will be present
at the W.C.T.U. convention In session
here this week. If any attend, &
special meeting Is to be called ot the
league, local members stated.
Lady Ktuanlam
Meet Tomorrow
Mrs. F. C. DUlard. who resides at 30
Summit street, will be hostess Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock to Lady
Klwanlans.
Mrndnmes Brown and
R.jtalmv to Entertain
Mrs. S. I. Brown and Mrs. P. E.
Bigalow are to be hostesses Thurs
day at 1:30 o'clock dessert bridge for
the Building Bridge club at the Cath
olic parish hall.
and fairs and exhibits.
12 :00 Luncheon.
Afternoon
1 ;3o Conferences, child welfare
and circulation of official papers.
2:30 Conferences, evangelistic, In
ternational relations and legislation.
3:30 Praise service, led by Rev.
Rozella Douglas.
Evening
Dinner, First Methodist ehurch.
6:30 o'clock. Open to public. Mrs.
Ada Jolley, presiding.
Invocation Rev. Jos. Knotts.
Violin solo Mrs. C. I. Drummond.
Welcomes City, Mayor Geo. Por
ter; Chnmber of Commerce, Mr. B.
E. Harder; Ministerial association.
Rev. Geo. P. Kabele; Parent-Teach
ers' association, Mrs. Carl Bennett;
county W. C. T. U., Mrs. Augusta
McCormlck; local W C. T. U., Mrs.
E A. Oldenburg.
Response to welcomes Mrs. Mar
garet R. Martin.
Solo Mrs. Effte Herbert Yeoman.
Address "Our Children's Farm j
Home," Mr. H. C. Seymour.
Address "Not Finished Yet," Miss
Helen L. Byrnes.
Benediction Rev. E. A. Oldenburg.
On Tuesday morning, at one ol
the conferences, the Children's Farm
home of the Oregon W. C. T. U-.
located three and one-half miles
north of Corvallis on the Albany
highway, will be discussed.
The home, which caree for about
two hundred children, haa its own
school and club activities, as well
as religious recreation, the children
hare their own swimming pool.
Gymnastics and outdoor sports are
also included on the recreational
program.
There are seven home-like cot
tages, four for boys and three for
girls at the home, with s house
mother and assistant In each cot-
Allons Club Meet
Mrs. W. B. Bolger and Mrs. Ctatoui
McCredle were Joint hostesses Thurs
day evening at the former's home,
entertaining the Allons club at des
sert bridge. Four tables were m
play, with prizes for high score go
ing to Mrs. Goodwin Humphrey, sec
ond to Mrs. Edward Leach, traveling
prize to Mrs. Cole R. Holmes and low
prize to Mrs. Massle Dally.
-
Benefit Card Party
Is Wednesday Evening
A benefit card party 1 to be given
on Wednesday evening by the ladlea
of Sacred Heart Catholic church, It
has been announced. The party Is to
be held at the Catholic parish ball at
eight o'clock.
DIAMONDS
i$tf5$ ill
Farm Home, Christian citizenship tage.
May, and at being In Medford again.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. T. W. Miles In Novem
ber.
Mrs. Furber Visits
Elta D. Hubbs Tent
Elta D. Hubbs tent. Daughters ol
Union Veterans, had the pleasure of
entertaining at their last meeting,
Mrs. Mary Furber, department inspec
tor. Dinner at 6:30 was followed by
an evening session presided over by
Mrs. Edna Kindred, president ot the
tent, during which four grand-daughters
of union veterans of the Civil
war were Initiated Into the order.
Mrs. Furber also Installed Miss Ora
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed; Cox us department Junior vice presl-
by the club members last Thursday ! dent. Mrs. Furber's address to the
at the home of Mrs. H. A. DeBuque j tent was very Interesting and her
at Central Point. Sewn tables were
In play, with dessert being served ut
I o'clock.
Camera Club Members
Enjoy Movie Thursday
A large audience enjoyed tho Copro
Crater Lake In Winter" and "the
visit was enjoyed. The next meeting
will be on Friday, Oct. 28 at the
Armory.
Miss Orth Return
From Eugene XMt
Business Women To
Open Fall Work At
Meeting Wednesday
Resuming activities of the local
branch of the Business and Profes
sional Women's club, a dinner meet
ing will be held on Wednesday even
ing at 7 o'clock In the Jackson hotel.
New officers will be Installed at
that time, according to announce
ment made yesterday.
The committee In charge of the
gathering Is composed of Inst year's
executive board. Including Mrs. Belv.i
Aiken. Mrs. H. M. Weishaar and Miss
Clara Wood.
Cafeteria Lunrheon
At St. Mark's Hall
Tne Ladles of St. Mark's Guild of
the Episcopal church will hold a one
o'clock cafeteria luncheon Friday,
October 29. at the guild hall. Bridge
will be In play during the afternoon.
with Mrs. C. C. Murray, chairman. An
Invitation Is extended all those nho
wish to Join the Guild at cards. Those
wishing to make reservations, are re
quested to call Mrs. Murray. 1401.
Assisting Mrs. Murray are Mesdames
R. W. Frame, R. E. Green, Lydla An
drews and A. F. Stcnnett.
Many Attend
Birthday Dinner
The annual birthday dinner of the
Ladles Aid society of Zlon Lutheran
church on Thursday evening In the
church parlors, was attended by about
one hundred and proved an enjoyable
evening. Special musical numbers at
the dinner were: two selections on a
I Hawaiian guitar by Miss Vera Andren,
I and two violin selections by Ray
Wolff accompanied by Miss Genevieve
Forty at Meeting
Of Women s Class
The Loyal Women's Bible class oi
the First Christian church, assem
bled In the recreational hall Tues
day afternoon, October 16.
The devotional program was led
by the president, Mrs. Fidelia Woods.
who read the 103rd Psalm, follow
ing this waa a prayer and song
service, and a short business ses
sion. Refreshment were served to
forty-one members and friends.
Instead of a program the time was
spent In tving a comforter for a
needy family. The next meeting will
be held November 20.
Southern Dinner
Enjoyed by Oroup
Mrs. W. C. Rice Invited a group of
friends to enjoy an old-fashloncd
southern dinner at her home Friday.
The following guests were present:
Mra. N. D. Wood. Mrs. W. C. McCuls-
ton, Mrs. N. S. Oatman, Mrs. Abble
Thomas, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs. E.
N. Dorn and Mra. S. M. Cobb.
BUD-
is the
time to buy
Diamond Rings
$15 to $500
Ladies's Wrist
Watches
.As!
i li a I4
Elgin and Walthom
$19.75 to $50
Men's Wrist
Watches
Elgin and Waltham
$15 to $50
QUALITY JEWELRY
HONESTLY PRICED
JEWELERS :
MEDr0R0.0R&
Ml., rwoth Drt returned on t.n. Brown at the piano.
A luncheon waa held at noon and . Diamond Jubilee" pictures shown by! . ' . I. . . Thursday at 5:30 d. m. In the church
. hanmiet In the evenlm at th. Bed- n ,. ,.,. rv.,h-, m. " ... ... ..
wood hotel. Including those from
Medford In Clranta Pasa were Mes
dainea Hoev. Clamor. Clegg. Bennett.
Heyland. Daniels and Pierce.
Th Washington school presented
It certificate of sunderdleatlon at
thla meeting.
Health Association
W.n.f. Una Annual
Report at Meeting
The Women's Relief corpe met at j To Coiulin t Meeting
the armory Thursday with a large The bi-monthly meeting of tho
attendance. A covered dlah luncheon ' Jackson County Health association
was held at noon. I will be held on Friday. November 3
In the afternoon the business ees- " a o'clock In tha court hous au
alon waa held with Anna Harmon of , dltorlum. with Mrs. Alex Sperrow and
Grants Pns acting aa inspection offl
Ing of the Camera club, held Thurs- &
day evening In the court house au- Hom.omn for Aid
dltorlum. After the open meeting, ; S(w,ty p,,p(,llfd
,.,er. .uu " I The October homecoming of
the use of photogrsphy in the forest
service. A demonfttratlon of the rise
of the photo floodlight In making
portraits was given by Thomas J.
Radellffe.
parlors, Mrs. Simpson sctlng as hoa-tees.
the ;
First M. t. Ladles' Aid society has
been postponed until Tueeday. Octo
ber 30. due to the state W.C.T.U.
convention which will be In session
here this week.
cer. Two csndldatea were Initiated.
Membera from Grant Pass corps weie
guest, also Conrad Woods. The an
nual report of the corpa waa given.
Members In good standing. 50: calls
made on the 111 and ahut-lns. 040;
bouquets given. 204: money given for
relief. 197.70; other than money.
1199.70; average attendance of offi
ce for th year. 11; and average at
tendance of members, 37.
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter In charge..
Hiring the absence of Miss Mildred,
:rlton.
Th Eagle Point and Sams Valley
unit, with Mesdms 8prrow and
Carpenter, will be hostesses.
Dr. L. D. Inskeep will spesk on
communicable diseases and Dr. Ben
C. Wilson will address the associa
tion on child welfare.
As this Is sn Important meeting of
the fall, all members are urged to
attend.
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