Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-08-12

Caslyn Schwein was a dinner
guest of Glenn Bagley last Wednes
day
N c. Edgington. Mr.. and Mrs
John Beaver and Miss Christine
Beaver were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. e. N. Smith, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Howell Isaac enter
tained at IL o'clock dinner Tuesday
the guests being Mrs. P. G. Wandray
and son of Portland and DR.. and
Mrs J. P. Johnson.
About seventy people were in at
tendance at the Nazarene church pic
ME given up the canyon Thursday.
+. p. Bliss acted as exhorter Many
interesting testimonies were given.
Mr.. and Mrs. T., NJ. Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs. George Gully and son, and
Mrs. w. w. Wright formed a little
family picnic party who drove to
Longs cabin and spent the day, Sun
day, the all-important lunch basket
being present also
Miss Rose Thomas was hostess to
the Fleur de Lis Club Saturday after
noon, at her home on the Boulevard,
the following members being pres
eht: Misses Irene Skeen, Christine
Beaver, Amy Stannard, Nellie Beaver,
Minnie Beaver. Edith Lowe and Gala
Beigel
Misses Doris Bagley, Ruth Shou-
dy, Elsie Homer and Angie Neil,
Messrs. Henry Enders, Leland Read
er. Paul Williams, Walker Thorne
and Carol Wagner form a group of
Ashlaud's popular younger set who
are expected home from two weeks
camping trip at Lake of the Woods,
Wednesday. Miss Amy Wing of
klamath Falls was also one of the
party.
Mrs. Frank Lennart and her
guests at the East Side Inn formed
a little dinner party at the Chautau-
qua Park Club dinner Friday noon.
The members of the party were Mrs.
E- l.. Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Choate,
Mrs. Frank Lennart. Misses L., Mil
dred and Dorothy Lennart. Messrs.
Kohagen, w. Flagg, H. Foley and j.
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson,
Miss Ruth Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mattingley, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
M. Sanders, Claude Sanders, Mr.. and
IL n nnt i
Busterfield and Clark Butterfield en-
Joyed a basket dinner in the park
after morning services Sunday. An
other little family group was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Bur-
nette and sons French, Clark and
Hart
number of young ladies enjoyed
the day at Helman Baths Thursday,
as guests of a group of Ashland's
popular young men. The picnic din
ner provided by them was one of the
features of the occasion. Those in
the party were Misses Marian Hodg-
son, Claire Johnson, Margaret Sic
mantel, Ruth Thorne, Margaret Pat
teIson and Olive Thorne. Messrs.
AAuhliCgs w NillOIu OdII, II. IL.
Burdic, John Enders and Jan Mowat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Bowers en-
testained company of friends at
supper Saturday evening beneath the
oaks at their beautiful country resi-
denee east of the city. A long table
was spread upon the lawn and a
bounteous repast served at 1870.
After supper the company was treat
ed to victrola music and INDUCED
in storytelling. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames Blalock, Win
ter, Hedges, Simpson, Whited, ]. p.
johnson and Vaupel
The birthday of Mrs. r. M.
Hedges, was fittingly observed by a
little party given in her honor by Mrs,
A II. Peachey and daughters, at
their home on Lincoln street, Sat
urday evening. An appetizing chick
en- dinner was served at $50. The
indispensable birthday cake was one
OF its features. Those attending
were David Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. Hedges and Misses Leona
Smith and Maud Hawley.
The Qui Vive Club held a splendid
meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Young. Friday afternoon. During a
short business session plans were
made for a picnic dinner to be held
In the park one week from Sunday
The following program was present
ed during the afternoon. with Mrs.
Fred Putnam in the leaders chair:
Readings by Mesdames Young,
Sayles, Evans and Easterly, and
poem by Mrs. Rocho. After the pro-
gram, messages were delivered by
Mrs. Young.
Quantities of roses and sweet peas
formed the decorations at delight
full l O'Clock dinner given Thursday
by Mrs. Alfred Young, at her home
on Granite street The dainty place
cards bore little ''jingles' containing
hits" at the different guests pres
ent, and formed very interesting
features df the dinner The guests