Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Smith enter
tanned guests at dinner Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. f. n. Smith was a dinner
guest of DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Reynolds
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Schwimley
and sons Max, Leslie and Don were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Patty Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Hawley and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hedges were
guests at picnic supper at the W
Hawley home on Walker avenue,
Tuesday evening.
Misses Dorothy Musser, Lena
Smith, Dorothy Lennart, Ella Dews
and Ruth Hadley took well-filled
lunch baskets and spent the day pic
nicking at Colestin, Sunday. Charles
Tryer and Miss Ruth Morris of Tai
ent chaperoned the party.
Another picnic crowd who enjoyed
the day at Colestin, Sunday, was
composed of Mrs. George F. McCon
nell of Long Beach, Cal; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gillette, Mrs. Hugh Gillette
and Mrs. Tolbert Sanford.
Miss Amy Stannard was hostess to
the Fleur de Lis Club at her home
on Liberty street Saturday afternoon,
the following members being pres
ent: Misses Thelma Throne, Edith
Lowrey Gala Beigel, Minnie Beaver,
Nellie Beaver, Rose Thomas and Bes-
sic Carpenter.
A girls class from the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school at Medford, chape-
~roned by their teacher and two other
ladies, came to Ashland Tuesday
morning and spent the day in Chau-
tauqua Park. The stormy appear
ance of the sky drove them to shelter
early in the afternoon, but not before
the lassies had had jolly good time
on the banks of the creek
A camping party headed by G. S.
Johnson and wife, consisting of the
following persons, Mrs. J. B. Ware
and son Richard, Otto Klum, Miss
Nell Pervis, Glenn Johnson, Allen
Bergstrom, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
! Briscoe, Lance Briscoe and Miss Cor
della Smith, set out for Johnsons
Paradise Monday evening, The par
ty expects to remain till early in
August. Their hope is to see all
there is in the Dead Indian, Fish
Lake and Jennie Creek country.
Mrs. Ottilla Caldwell was again
honored Friday evening when Mrs
Elizabeth Van SAINT entertained at a
most enjoyable 5 o'clock dinner in
compliment to her, only relatives
and a few near friends being invited
The evening was spent in talking
over old times and in listening to
some excellent music. The dinner
guests were Rev. and Mrs Chisholm,
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Mcneil, Mes
danes Atkinson, George Mcconnell,
Ottilla Caldwell, Mary Dunn, Louella
Schaumlofell and o. Winter; Misses
Mabel and Nellie Russell.
A crowd of young folks expect to
meet at Lanes tonight to discuss a
trip TO Mt Ashland the latter part
of the week Those who expect to
90 are: Misses Olive Thorn, Claire
johnson, Esther Whited, Marion
Hodgson, Margaret Seimental, Mar
garet Patterson, Ruth Turner, Jose
phine Saunders, Lucille Barber, Wv
ian Greer; Messrs James X. McWil-
liams, Wilfred Carr, Jan Mowat
John Enders, Harold HuntleyS r. l.
Burdic, Lynn Mowat, Edmond Dews
Wilbur Holmes, owen Douglas, Pau
Williams. Verne Blue, Cedric Myers;
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. SAVERS and Mrs
Siemental.
Driven out of the park by the rair
storm of Friday afternoon, the few
members of the Loyal Daughters
class of the Christian Sunday schoo
who had not been frightened by the
afternoons stormy appearance car
ried their picnic baskets over to the
spacious porch of Mrs. M. l.. Stanley
on First avenue, just above the park
and enjoyed the remainder of the al
ternoon under shelter. Plans were
made for a two days outing in Au
gust, each girl being enthusiastic
over the prospect. Those presen
were Miss Hawley. teacher; Misses
Grace Kenyon, Helen Conner, Eva
Lindsey, Bessie Chapman and Rob
erta Leonard
A family dinner party which wa
one of the pleasures OF the week t
those who were present, was held a
the Russen home on North Mail
street Tuesday at l o'clock, witt
Mrs A. H. Russell and Misses Nelli
and Mabel Russell as hostesses. TIL,
honor guests were Mrs. Carl Minis
who left last week for her new hom
in Stockton, Cal, and Mrs. Ottill
Caldwell, Mrs Mcconnell, Mrs
Schaumlofell and Miss Lisle Foun
tain. all of whom have spent som
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