Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-04-30
In the Social Realm


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Rev. and Mrs. John f. Hamaker
have moved from 375 b street to the
Hotel Oregon.
Mrs. +. f. Minder and Mrs. Lila
Chapman of St James, Mimi. are
visiting with their old friends, the
G. w. Seager family.
Mrs. w. ~ Ellis and family who
have resided on Beach avenue, left
this week for Weed, Cal, where they
expect to make their home.
The o. NJ. C. Club met last Satur-
day at the home of Miss Marietta Fri !
2ell. A very pleasant session was re-
ported and the hostess proved herself
extremely capable.
The friends OF Miss Edith G. Nc !
Cune will be pleased to learn that !
the four grades taught 0y her in the !
Eugene schools won the banner which |
was given in the big spelling contest |
in the five public schools there last |
week.
Miss Elizabeth Wagenr entertained |
informally in honor of Mrs. Anna Nc !
Carthy Moore at the Wagner home |
Monday evening. Three tables of five |
hundred were played and the guests |
had an evening of continual enjoy
nent.
Miss Kate Fox and Mrs. Kate
Easom, nee Hansen, of San Francisco
are expected to arrive in Ashland next
Sunday evening for two weeks visit
with d. F. Fox. Mr.. Fox is an uncle
TO Miss Fox and Mrs. Easom is an
old Ashland friend.
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rerIay for Atlanta, Ga. where they
will attend the Shriners' convention.
They intend to go by the Southern
route and will take two months FOR
the whole trip, visiting friends and
relatives in the east.
The Parent-Teacher Association
has its meeting Monday at the East
Side school. This will be the last
meeting until the fall season and the
ladies request large attendance 4
report of the recent federation meet
ing at Grants Pass will be given.
The big May Day ball at the ann
ory will be the biggest affair of the
season. The Maccabees have the
event in charge and are trying hard
Co make il great success. A muniii-
cent banquet is to be served. Roots
five-piece orchestra will be there
The Loyal Order OF Moose enjoyed
a dancing party at the hall Monday
evening or course fine time was
had, as the Moose people are to be
counted on when it comes to planning
and executing an enjoyable evening
Parker and Herndon were the mus.
clans and many comments on the fine
music have been heard.
Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Frohbach en-
rertained in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
y Wylberg and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Seoville of Grants Pass, Thursday.
The evening was spent at five hun
Cfred, two tables being played. The
guests had arrived unexpectedly by
auto and the evening was hastily ar
ranged for entertainment to the
guests.
The East side Parent-Teacher
meeting will be held Monday at the
East Side school. There will be an
interesting program. including re-
port OF the District Federation at
Grants Pass, As this is the last meet
fng until fall all mothers are urged
70 attend. Refreshments will be
served and all members are asked to
bring a cup and saucer.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Chumos, who
have been touring California, stopped
off at Ashland this week to look after
rheir property here. Their home at
present is in Seattle. Wash. Mr.
Chumos says he thinks it is good
plan to hold on to all the Ashland
Land one has, as he says We certainly
have "it over" most places. He car
ssse Ashland's future as watering
resort and an agricultural commun