Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-08-26
In the Social Realm
DEPARTMENT EDITORS: Hawley,


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Miss Anita JAWS and small sisters.
Gladys and Alta, and Miss Nina Fen
ton of Ayers Spur spent a very pleas
ant evening at Kingsbury Springs
Wednesday, lunching there at $50.
The storm which caught them before
they reached home ended rather un-
pleasantly an otherwise enjoyable
evening.
Ball games, swings and teeter
boards claimed the attention of all
of the younger members of the Bap-
tist Sunday school last Tuesday, at
the annual picnic, and if reports be
true, many of the older ones also in
dulged in the same amusements. Re-
port of a joity time comes from all.
About one hundred gathered arounu
the table at noon.
Twenty-Five were in attendance at
the weekly meeting of the Qui Vive
Club, held at the home of Mrs AL
fred Young, on Granite street, Fri
cussion of the preceding week, The
Spiritual Interpretation of the
Scriptures" was continued at this
meeting. Interesting selections were
read by Mesdames Fred Putnam, j.
F. Rocho Julia Evans and j. P.
Sayles.
Saturday evening the Fleur de Lis
Club met at the A. NJ. Beaver home
on Iowa street. Two new members,
Misses Irene Skeen and Christine
Beaver were taken into the club
They were received by Misses Gala
Beigel, Edith Lowry, Bessie Carpen-
ter. Thelma Throne, Rose Thomas,
Minnie Beaver, Nellie Beaver and
Amy Stannard, all masked as ghosts.
After the gruesome ordeal of the in
itiation refreshments we're served on
the lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Fra
zier of Siskiyou and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell and family spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley, on the
Herrin ranch, Sunday. A Sumptuous
dinner was served at noon. The
guests were entertained in the after
noon by music, and refreshments of
ice cream, fruit and soft drinks were
served. The crowd also took supper
with Mr. and Mrs. Shipley and en-
joyed the ride home in the cool of
the evening. Before leaving, pie
eating contest took place between
Mrs. Russell and Mr.. Shipley, and
Mrs. Russell was victorious.
A merry party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Wheeler, d. o. Hur-
ley, Frank Davis. Myrtle McGee, Ida
Davis and Ethelyn Hurley made the
ascent of Mt Ashland August 21.
The trip to Longs the evening be-
fore was eniivened by songs, fried
chicken and punctured wagon tire
After partaking of a midnight sup
per- the ascent was begun at 1880
a. m. and completed just in time to
see Old Sol come peeping forth
After hearty breakfast part of the
crowd went on an exploring trip,
while the remainder took a morning
nap while repairing upon the soft
side of the rocks adorning the sum-
it The descent began at 1890 and
the hilarity of the preceding night
was conspicuously absent, though all
expressed themselves as having but
one regret-that the supply of fried
chicken had been exhausted.
Neighboring friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mortimer Fleet, on Beach ave-
nue., and Mr. and Mrs. Smith McKen-
Zie, on Hargadine street, enjoyed a
neighborhood cafeteria supper on the
beautiful lawn at the home of the
latter last Saturday evening. The
guests came in costume quaint and
curious, representing somewhat oi
a pan n-American assembly After the
exchange of greetings they proceed
ed to the dining room to supply their
plates from the tempting display OF
baked beans, sandwiches, salads, cold
meats, coffee, iced tea, etc, then re-
turned to the great outdoors, without
stopping at the customary checking
table Storytelling, music and a
game of drop the handkerchief were
INDUCED in before continuing with
the dessert of pineapple sherbet and
cake. Those present were Messrs
and Mesdames Charles Bresler, G. B.
Lamkin, Mortimer Fleet, Charles w
Chattin, George ~ Kramer; Mes
DANES Jones, Miller, Irvine, McKen-
zie and Judd Miller; Misses Maude
McAllister, Hazel Jones, Vivian Mil
Ter, Wilma Chattin, Grace Stevenson
and little Miss Gertrude Mckenzie;
Mr.. Nj. Lamkin and Masters Marion
Miller. Edwin Mowat and Charles
Chattin, Jr
Y. p. S. G. T.. business Meeting.
The Y. p. S. c. L. of the Christian
church will meet in business session
with Miss Maude Peachey, at lot
Lincoln street. Friday evening. A
full attendance is desired.
Church Social.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church will hold a social a.
the home of Mrs j. w. Losier, 15C
First avenue, on Wednesday even
ing. All members OF the church anc
congregation are invited.