Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-05

A most interesting meeting OF Jne
/ Qui Vive Club, with Mrs. Fender in
/ the chair. was held at the home of
4 Mrs. Alfred Young, on Granite street,
/ Friday afternoon, twenty-eight being
present. Mrs. Thornton will lead to-
morrow's meeting.
Monday night of this week the
Berean class of the Christian church
repaired to the home of their teach
er. ]. R. Burnette, and enjoyed their
first social affair since the summer
vacation. A watermelon and musk
melon feed" was the feature of the
evening.
The o. E. S. resumed meetings
| Tuesday evening, after few weeks
vacation. The initial meeting was
an interesting one, combining busi-
ness and pieasure. A special feature
of the meeting was a report of the
meeting of the Grand Chapter, o. E.
/ S., given by Worthy Matron, Mrs.
Freeberg, who has just returned
from northern trip.
Miss Charlotte Kennard enter
tanned a few friends at dinner at her
country home Wednesday evening, in
honor of the birthday of her father,
u. w. Kennard. The affair was in
the nature of a Hoosier reunion, both
hostess and guests claiming Indiana
as their former home The dinner
guests were Miss Baxter of Ham
ilton, Ind, Prof. and Mrs. Briscoe
and son Lance.
On Tuesday of this week the
teachers of the West Side school
spent a delightful afternoon with
Mrs. Richard P. Campbell, at her
home on Manzanita street. This is
the first of number of pleasant lit
tie affairs that have been planned for
the fall and winter months in honor
of the instructors of our city schools.
Those present at this initial gather
ing were the Misses Gertrude Engle,
Ila Myers, Frances McWilliams,
Maud Nissley, Gussie Updegraft,
Grace Garrett and Beulah Caldwell.
Tuesday night an enthusiastic Y.
p. S. c. E. crowd met at the Presby-
terian manse to discuss plans and
work for the winter After the busi-
ness was over it was realized that
''all work and no play makes Jack
a dull boy" so the remainder of the
evening was spent in playing Boss
Fifteen" checkers and caroms. Sew
eral stunts" were pulled off, but 1t
wouldn't do to mention who got the
different prizes. At late hour dain-
ty refreshments were served and
those fortunate enough to be there
voted the pastor and wife royal en-
tertainerS.
A theatre party with Miss Louise
4 Lennart, Mesdames Frank Lennart
and George Eubanks as charming
4 hostesses, was given Tuesday even
ing in honor of the birthday of Mrs
\ Robert Goodyear, mother of the last
Il named hostesses. Old friends to the
Il number of fourteen were among the
guests. After the theatre, the crowC
" repaired to the East Side Inn, where
a refreshments were served and tn
a remainder of the evening was spen
4 in games and fortune telling. Thos
in attendance were Mesdames Smith
Bolton, McWilliams, Andrews, Egg
gleston, Farlow, Miller, Faucet
Warner, Jack, Walrad, Van SAINT AM
h Herndon; the Misses Owen, Madg
X Eubanks and Mildred Lennart.
Two delightful little affairs of tn
past week were given in complimen
to Nj. A. Darland of Portland, VIII
was a weekend guest of Mr.. an
Mrs. J. r. Burnette. The first wa
jolly swimming party at Helma
Baths Saturday evening, followed b
splendid lunch served at the Al
gust Scheurman home at the corne
of Second and C streets. Mr.. Dal
land, DR.. and Mrs. Fawcett, Mr.
Scheurman, Mrs. c. c.. Page and Nj
and Mrs. j. r. Burnette and sor
French, Dean and Hart composed tn
party. The second affair, with M
~ Darland as the honor guest, was hel
at the Burnette home at the corne
of Baum and Pine streets, when ID
and Mrs. Burnette gave an elaborat
D dinner to a few friends, Sunday,
81 compliment to him. Those VINO wei
so fortunate as to enjoy their hosp
tality declare them delightful ente
tainers.