Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-03

MIS-. B. r. W UllMOIe and sister,
Miss Finley. were hostesses at a
pleasant affair Friday evening at the
Whitmore home or Scenic Drive. the
occasion being a farewell party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Finley,
who are leaving soon for their Min
nesOta home. Light refreshments
were served after a pleasant evening
spent in playing 800" Those en-
joying the evening were MessTs. and
Mesdames R. II. Burns, F. Z. Con-
way. A. W. HOdgson, |. J. Finley. A.
Z. Wright, Clark Bush. Mrs. ChOate,
Miss Watson and F. Z. Watson.
A merry bunch of "hikers'' jour
neyed to the A. H. Dayinhill home
on Myers creek Thursday, and en-
ioyed the afternoon with Mrs. Day-
enhill and q few OF her neighbors.
The return walk was made in the
cool of the evening, the group reach
ing Ashland about 1890. Those in
the party were Misses Gertrude En-
gle, Grace Garrett and FRANCES Nc
Williams, Messrs. Fred Engle and
Clayton BOrrOT Other guests of
Mrs. Davenhill were Mesdames H. r.
Reachert, James LenOX and J. r. Nc
Cracken, Misses Leona and Elizabeth
LennoX.
An enjoyable picnic dinner was
served in the arbor at the park Fri
day, in honor OF Mrs. Lois Motion, OF
Oregon City and brother, Cyrus Hol-
lister, of Jasper. Mimi, who have
frfk F,as.r l. mo-
also a farewell to Miss Hazel Shaver,
who left yesterday for North Dakota
to spend the summer. Those in the
picnic party were Mrs. Van Nice,
Mrs. Pansy Childs, Mrs Lois Motion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Abbott, Mr..
| and Mrs. j. r. MaXedon, Misses
Hanna Abbott, Hazel Shaver, Mabel
! Van Nice, Carrie Van Nice, Messrs.
! Cyrus Holster, Leroy Childs, Van
Childs, Ernest Abbott and Arthur
| MaXedOn.
Wednesday evening witnessed an
other happy gathering Of the sir
! knights and ladies of the Maccabees
fifth Wednesday being the regular
! time for the joint social. Progress
] OlNt bVOt llllltli anu ONlI0l SScillto W
| cupied the attention of all during the
greater part of the evening, although
two solos given by Miss Alene Bo-
mar, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Angela, formed most enjoyable fea-
/ ture of the program. After the
! games, all repaired to the dining
/ room, where strawberry ice cream
| and cake were served by a commit
| tee headed by Mrs Frank Nelson.
! Mesdames o. w. Long, BOmar and
| FOrdney We're in charge of the enter
tainment for the evening.
Last Wednesday evening a few of
the friends of Wynn Hays marched to
/ his home at "Eyentide," on WoOlen
street, and gave him a surprise
party. Progressive carom, table GRO
quet and Fifteen" were played the
fore part of the evening. Mr.. Wen
ner proved to be the winner" of the
prize for forming the most perfect
picture. Dainty refreshments brought
| by the invaders were served, and it
was near the midnight hour when
! they said their goodnights and Wynn
! said Come again" Those present
were Misses Catherine Coder, Mar
celia Putnam, Ruth Porter, Hazel
! BTuner, Hazel DalZell, Messrs. Leroy
| Ashcraft, Everett Akin, Sam Koehl-
, er, John COder. Gerald Wenner and
/ Wynn Hays.
A merry crowd of lassies clothed
| in white formed pretty picture
Wednesday as they gathered on the
spacious lawn at the Crawford home
on Liberty street to enjoy the after
noon with Miss Phina Crawford.
After several hours spent in jolly
out-of-door games, various packages
| brought by the girls were opened,
and were found to contain cake,
sandwiches and candy, and these,
with lemonade. formed the after
moons refreshments. Those attend
| ing were Misses Gladys Good, Nora
Gearhardt, Mildred Gearhardt, Helen
Walker ,Maydew Triplett. Claudine
| Triplett, Louise Triplett, Dorothy
/ Jones, Marjorie Mellinger, Agnes
Hedberg, Laura Wiley, Alice Poor
Minnie Hickman, Margaret Hurst,
| Fannie Doran, Fay and Phina Craw-
/ ford