Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-01-04
(From Saturdays Daily

Misses Mabel, Marguerite and Ce-
cile Moore pleasantly entertained
number of their friends at the coun-
try home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Moore, near Belleview.
Wednesday evening. Games, music,
conversation and refreshments occu'
pied the merry evening. The guests
were, Fred Southard, Earl Brown,
Harold Bechte., Y. o. Smith, Lucille
Gilmore, Corabel Moorehouse, Irma
Sanford, Orpha Oslin, Clara Costley,
Marjorie and Ruth Fifield, Fred and
Alvis Gasaway, Charley and Clyde
Moore, Marion Costley, Fred Junker,
Jean Ritzinger, Howard Gear, Lloyd
Crowson, Carol Holmes and Lee FL
field.
Members of the senior Christian
Endeavor society Of the Congrega-
tional church will hold a watch
party at the church, starting at 8
o'clock this evening. Social and de-
votional features will form the pro
gram. y
Mrs. Judson Oldfield entertained
the members of ner sunday school
class with a delightful Christmas
party at the Congregational parson-
age last night. A Christmas tree,
aglow with lights and decorations
and supporting candy bags for ALL
was a feature of the narty. During
the evening the young ladies made
the hours r IS qu'ckly with games
and ut later hour refreshmentN
were served. Those present were
Dorothy yYertz, Elizabeth Carter
Ellen Galley, Marjorie Corthell'
Ethel Dodge, Wilma 0nger, Mary
Galley, Ethel Cook, Esther Spencer
A,todena Spencer, Esther Jensen
r. lending, Grace McCullum'
Letha Dodge, Lily Landing, LYDIA
Williams, Irawanda Bateman, Thel'
ma Dodge, Elizabeth Willard.
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Ladies of the Trinity Guild OF the
local Episcopal church held an en-
joyable Christmas party at the par
ish house Thursday evening "A
beautifully bedeeked Christmas tree
loaded with girts for each member OF
the guild was feature OF the oc.
casion. Bridge and 800" formed
the principal diversion of the even
ing with dainty lunch as closing
feature.
Mrs. r. ]. Coffman dispensed de-
lightful hospitality at a tea at her
residence yesterday afternoon hon.
oring Miss Bernice Ye0, student at
the University of Oregon who Is
spending her holiday vacation al
her home in this city. The house
was charmingly decorated for the
occasion with ferns and plants which
lent a holiday spirit OF green to the
rooms. Presiding at the four small
tea tables we're Mrs. William Briggs,
Mrs. Ernest l.. Waleln, Mrs. George
H. Yeo and DR.. Matte B. Shaw.
Those who called at different hours
during the afternoon we're: Caro-
line Tilton, Margaret Johnson,
Eileen Taylor, Margaret Mccoy,
Margaret Campbell, Joyce johnson,
Beth Johnson, Isolene Campbell
Jessie Guthrie, Lucille Perozzi, Pearl
Hodkinson, Kee Buchanan, Katie
Buchanan, Elsie Kitto, Jessie That
cher, Mary Moore. Louise Ridley,
Grace Ridley, Marie Porter, Laura
Wenner, Bernice Myer, Wilma Chat
tin, Francis Pratt, Violet Woods,
Mabel Smith, Alta Powell, Ethel
Powell Mae Smith, Etha Abbott,
Pearl Ruger, Marjorie Gillette,
Gwynne Cannon, Helen Moore,
Grace Leslie, Thelma Heer, Mae
Kaegi, Mildred Kaegi, Loletia Pier
son, Flora Putnam, Elizabeth Len
nox, Georgie Coffee, Gertrude Wertz,
Mabel Trott, Dorothy Jones, Agnes
Hedberg, Elizabeth Blume. Eva Nc
Credie and Mesdames Hal McNair,
DR.. Matte Shaw, o. A. Paulserud,
John Shortridge.
Members of the Civic club will
meet In their regular semi-monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon at 1880
at the Episcopal parish house. A
large attendance is expected. The
ladies' had planned to make this
meeting a luncheon affair but the
project was dlsbanded due to the
denarture OF Miss Grace Chamber.
lain. president, for a visit in the
south.