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New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Nassau County Eager
To Entertain PolOists
Stars Are Preparing To Cross
Malleis at Meadow
Brook
spccioi Dispatch % 7he TTibHHs

Spcrici Dispatch - sHf 4f'"A"e
GARDEN CITY, L. l., June 2i-This
has been a week OF much i-terest here
on the various golf courses, and partie-
ularly so on the Meadow Brook and
Salisbury links. and on the four polo
fields Of Meadow Brook army officers
have crossed malle;s with the pick Of
American civilian players and later w'll
try conclusions with some Of the inter
national stars who won the cup from
England last year
Princeton and Yale colleges Will also
be represented on the Long lslana poIo
fields this year and viii play some
matches az Meadow Brook. Much IN
terest has been manifested IN theses
series Of matches ard IN the arFiNai
Of the four from England representing
the Argentine colors.
MANY Of the large country places OF
Nassau County will be opened 10 the
visiting poloists and college players
and al the Garden City Hotel others
will make their headquarters.
Long Island players are this week en-
toying some excellent golf over the
eiobteen-holc links at the Balsams,
Dixyille Notch. n. H. The Long t.and
colony Of golfers will be increased nrNt
week by players from other golhns
centers Of Nassau County.
On the conclusion Of the Meadow
Brook polo tournaments some weu-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Women to Preside
At Society Circus
Booths Selected
Sons of Members of Long
Island Are Named to Aid
Mr.. Stone in Merry Show

Further plans are announced for the
motor, hippodrome and Wild West
show which will be held with cast Of
professionals and members Of society
al the Mineola Fair Grounds, Long ISL
and. on July /, with Fred Stone di-
rector. for the benefit Of the Curative
Convalescent Hospital.
Tho Young women who will sell
candy. soft drinks, ice cream cones,
sandwiches. etc. are Mrs. MOricl van
dcrbilt. Miss Harriet Pratt, Mrs. Arch
ibald McIlwaine. Miss Florence Locw,
Miss Evelyn Loew, Mrs. +. Trubee Dav-
ison. Mrs. A. L. Gates, Miss Marie
louise Orr. Miss Margaret Trimble'
Miss Margaret Schneiwind. Miss tm-
ilv Schneiwind, Miss Martha Ott'ey'
Miss Frances Norton and MISS marie
Norton.
Mrs. John T. Pratt. chairman Of the
entertainment committee, gave out
list Of fourteen Indians sons OF
members of the Long Island summer
colony, who will assist MI stone; Iney
are Harry Cram, Frankie hlteheosS' SSs
Bobby Young, Ben PhippS, George hu-
ward Kent. Herbert Phipps', WINSTON
Guest. Archie Alexander, Jonn -, rrntI, ,.
Roy Ralney. Harry Nicholas, water
Maynard. Harry Orr and lheouoie
The completed committee. is as FOL,
lows: Mrs. John T. Pratt, chairman OF
the Long Island committee; mrs, y, -
Drexel Biddle jr, chairman OF .nJ
Wcstchester committee: Judge hII I
Mrs. Robert A. Lovett, Mr. Clarence H.
Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs. CnarIes ~
Auchincloss. Mr.. and Mrs mooe"aln
Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot 1. bacon
NJ and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mr..
and Mrs George r. Baker jr., Mr.. and
Wrs William NJ. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs
Courtlandt y. Barnes, Mr.: and MIS-.
Corneljus n. Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. sidney
Rorg Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Boyer MI;
and Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw, Mr.. ana
Ms Irving Brokaw. Mrs. Arthur scott
Burden. Mr. and Mrs. James a. Burden
~ Mr.. Lawrence Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clarke, Mrs. DayGrd Cutting,
M and Mrs. Joseph f. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs +. Trubee Dawson. Mr.. and mrs.
Josenh G. Deane, Mr.. and Mrs. william
A Delano. DR.. and Mrs. George Draper
Mrs. William y. Draper
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. bldTecge,
1udos and Mrs. Abram Elkus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton l. Tearey,, Mr, Nr. and n sIis. MTs.
80 1'oI Fiscg Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Franeke,
Nj, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. s. Franklin. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter E. Frsw. Nr; MIN, IND GaTs MTS.
MIS- Lewis Gibb. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
codwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 7. Grace
Nh. and Mrs. william Russeil ufsse'
and %r Mrs. Mrs Walton Green. Mr., Lloyd c.
Griseo,e. Mr. and Mrs. I. Newton
Gum Mr.: " h,,.la / SsIEnHs'' 6r and n5 MT. iRa
Earbs. NrS- Hawkes.. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
? Hsves. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman ~
Hine. Mr and Mrs Th1nin,i goi,ns hiteniGfS, i4 %i,.
Marian Hollins, Mr.. Frederick 5. Hop
nin u a. y Miss Francis Street HogPin' Dr.
and Mrs. Edward Livingston hn,s1 Hunt HUNT Dr. Dr.
80 80 Mrs George Huntington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mr. Oliver Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs Gus
tavus T. Kirby. Mrs. Charles Lanier'
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Prom a siag Correspondent
TUXEDO PARK. June 81.


~ account Of the .,.'. rain last SUNDAY ,n"I,,
I several Of the important tennis
matches in tho finals Of the
onnuol Tuxedo handicap tournament
were postponed until tomorrow. ono
Of the surprise matches OF the week
was the defeat Of Mr. Stanley &. Nor
timer by Mr.. II. c. Some in the s'mi-
final round Of the mems singles iouFna-
ment. Tomorrow Mr.. Some Will play
the winner Of the Mr.. A. s. Da0ncy
and Mr. George Roberts match. In ths
mons doubles Mr. Alfred LOOMS ana
Mr. George Roberts will play M
Frederic +. dc RhaT and W. stan. n.ey
G.. Mortimer in the hnals MlsS an
net,e Tilford and Mr. Mortimer nave
reached the finals of the mixed doubles
tournament and will play the winner
of the match between Mr. ana airs
Frances Bladgdcn and Mr. and Mts'
Frederic +. dc Rham. in the iaeies a'h-
rles Mrs Blagdcn ard Mrs. &c Ahall
will play in the finals. 49,.
Among those who arc staying ~ me
club this weekend are Mr.. nnd Mrs'
j. L. Stevens, Mr.. flcrtc i,oi '."' a.
Major Pierre Lorillard jr, MT; a. =
Dabney and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Zanetu.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Gilman Low IT.
have lcf; the club for Rhoae Island
where they will spend the summer.
There is excellent fishing at TUXEDO.
Among those who are enjoying ithc
sncrt are Mr.. 4. G. Jennings. Mr.
Charles Reed. Mr.. Frederick ros,er
Carey. Mr. W. VI. V. Hoffman jrr Mr- Ms
LeGrand Cannon. Mr. Z. c. Kent mr;
]. z. Zanetti. Mr.. Francis Roche aho
Mr.. Robert d. Wrenn. a..
Among those who are spending VIC
weekend at Tuxedo are Mr' ane Sir. Mrs'
Philip Kip Rhinelander. Mr. and Mrs' ,..
Harry 8. Hooker. Mr.. and Mrs Cnarics
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Amory ;; CArhart'
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold Loriliard' Mr;
md Mrs. J. Murray Mitchell. Mr. ana
Mrs. George ST. George, Mr. and MIS-
]. P. Bernhard, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel sloan
Colt Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Drayton' Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Bradley. Mr. ana
Mrs. Frederic F. deRham, Mr.. and Nrs'
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College Reunions Are Held
On Shores of Old Bay State

nolia, where they are TO have the Chick
cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Umberto Colletti, OF
Rome. Italy, are visiting Mrs. Collettis
parents, Dr.. and Mrs. James Henry
Lancashire. Of New York City, at
Graftonwood, the Lancashire summer
home at Manchester
The Cochrane cottage at Pride's
Crossing is being put in readiness for
occupancy by the Payne Whitneys. The
Whitneys had the same cottage last
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Foster, OF
New York City, have opened Crown
cliff. their Coolidge Point home, FOR
the season. Their children, Cray Al
mira and Glen, are with them for the
summer
Miss Consuolo Bates, Of New York
City. is spending the summer with her
mother. Mrs. Armisted Baylor, az Red
ledge, the Baylor summer home ~
Ipswich.
The Coolidge homestead at Magnoi IA
is being occupied by the Martin Erd-
mans, of New York City, who arc here
for the season.
The +. r. Culbcrts, Of New for~
City. are at the Perkins cottage, 10 the
Magnolia colony, for tie summer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
sreclai plspa,ch 70 The Tribune

NIffiNN NNNIhffn 70 ANf t'f""ftN
II EYERLY, Mass, June 24.-Thcre
have been many college class
- reunions at the Essex County
and Myopla clubs this week
and considerable entertaining has been
done during commencement week.
The Paul Moorcs. OF Convent y. Jp
ere to spend the simmer nj the Amory
cottage AT Chapman's Corner which
they have taken for the summer. MI
Moore and his family usually come on
for a stay with Judge and Mrs Moore,
at Roekmarge. Pride's Crossing. and
this year have joined the cottage
colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis VI. Whitehouse'
Of New York City, are at their estate
at Kettle Cove. Manchester, for the
season. The Elliott Summers, Of Cedar
hurst, y. Y, have arrived at their
Smith Point estate for the season.
Among the arrivals in the Annisquam
colony are DR.. James Worcester and
family, Of New York City, who have
taken the Dawson cottage, and MISS
Henrietta Goodwin, also Of New YORK
CITY. who is at her cottage at Chester
Square. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pan
coast. Of New York, are az Lanesyillc
FOR the summer. The Edward H.
Grahams, OF New York, are at Mag
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Semple-Kcogh Wedding
IL Held at New Rochelle

The wedding OF Miss Katherine Tenn
pie Keogh. daughter Of Supreme Court
Justice Martin Kcogh and Mrs. Keogh'
to Ensign Lorenzo Scmple, U. S. n,
took place yesterday morning at ll'So
at the Church OF the Blessed Saera-
ment, at New Rochelle. A wedding
breakfast and reception followed on
the lawn Of the Keogh country home on
Pelham Road.
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Margare, p. Keogh. and the sister
OF the BRIDEGROOM, Miss Ellen NJ. sem
rle. Of slt. Kiseo. Mr.. John Semp!!e' a
brother OF the bridegroom. served as
best man. and the ushers were Ensign
Frank J. Bridget and Ensign Frank d.
Crory. Of the U. S. s. Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

hor sir.cr. Mls5 Rosamond Borland'
WHO I'D. tho maid Of honor. ana nr'
H.nrg Brooks. brother OF the BRIDE
.-a.n. served a1 best man. lhose w1o
acted ar users were hr. Nelson bor-
land. brother OF the bride; Ny. fran
RI. Irooks. SIR. +. Preble Motley, MT
Charles Crecnough. NJ william fres-
cor and Mr Richard VI. Saltonsta','
Following tho ceremony ~ the ehureh
tlere was lasgc reception AZ the
.ur.rirr home ~ Mr. and Mrs. Borland'
ou Broos Road, Bedford Kills.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
TuNedo's Postponed Tennis
Finals To Be Played To-day

John Munroc. Mr. and Mrs. Crcnvilie
Ksnc. Nr. and Mrs. Herbert lnWrcncrf
Nr. ana Mrs. Forsyia MieA's' If '-
Henry VI. Tilford. Miss Annette. Iii-
ford. Mr. and Mrs. james Parker N..s.ei'
Nr. and Ms. J. T. TauE. Nf. ana p.
r. l.. Barley. Mrs. j. Haycmey"f t..''
Nr. and Mr.. r. j. Hlncy. Mr. and lft.
r. l.. Morris and Mr aad -.i.. IIc'-
dCrc Frclingnuyson.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

known p.eyers and their families
will motor threngh New England, stop
ming OFF az the BalsGms % meet players
from some Of the polo and golhng
cen,ers about Boston and Philadelphia.
Arrivals AT the Garden City Hotel IN
elude Captain and Mrs. a. c. Baker
Of Atlantic City, and Miss Beatrice
Bayne. Of New York. who has Joined
her grandmother, Mrs. W. B. Lock
wood. Mrs. +. Il. Musgroye, Of New
YORK. guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Maey; Mr. and Mrs. William b. Craig,
OF Shanghai, China.
Mr.. p s p Randolph is entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Fell
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

nN account Of the rain last SUNDAY
I several Of the important tennis
matches in tho finals OF the
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Mrs. Knox at Traymorc

Mrs. Philander c. Knox, wife OF the
late Secretary OF State. Is AZ the Hotel
Traymore. Atlantic City. where she
plans to remain several weeks
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Miss FahyS Is Summer
Bride al Country Home
Miss Borland and Air. brooks
Married e Mount lAisco

In the attractive setting a. i..-ifo'
the country home q her parents 80
Locus, Valley, /. J., the wedding OF
Miss Constance =. Fahys' daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Tahyf' and ir'
J. wa,.on Downes. OF Baltimore. TOOK
place yesterday afternoon. The cefe-
mony. which was performed by DR.
Ernest =. s,ircs. rector o. Trinity
Church. took place on the lawn and
was followed By large reception.
The brides attendant were Mr''
G.. Ernest Fahys jr as matron OF nonor
and Miss Bertha Fahys Barclay. ,,'i.ss
Beatrice Jackson, Miss -.ilAr',h
House. Miss Julia Shcarcr, Mif' Dor
othy Bostwick and Miss Marie LeAfy
as bridesmaids.
Ensign d. Merrill Dowro7 -c'.a
best man for his brother and the
ushers were Nj. Donald e.. b..
Nr. Hugh Lcnox Bond 80
Icser and NJ. Griffith Bailey Ioa'', an
of Baltimore: Mr : hu f1nfs' ,-.i
OF the bride. and Mr. }. Henry "-'
per j..
A. A pretty out-cf-.9wn wedding ~
Mount Kisco Miss Susan Codm.a,n.. ..'i-
land. daughter Of Nr. and Mfs. W i'i, ~
g Borland, of Boston, was married 10
Mr. Thomas Perkins Brooks yctifI. .'-t
afternoon. The ceremony fo'~ p''-.
In the Episcopal Church o. Aolni
Kiseo. with Canon Prichard oi.eiatins (.
The bride had only one attendant
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Hotel Ashland Guests

Among the Hotel Ashland guests
are the following: Mrs. J. C. Wicks.
Miss Coza Huddlestone, ColfaX
Wash; Robert Mckee, aJck Howard,
Hank Pace, E. V. Vaclon, R. B. Dur
ant, H. Hirschberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wall B. d. Westfall, H. P.
Mcclure, !. Levy, C. w. Fullerton,
S. j. Grimes, Portland; S. A. Dan
ford, C. H. Hoeg, Eugene; H. Stam-
per, Allan H. Banks, San Francisco;
A. c. Clagren, Lethbridge, Alta;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wilson, Sacra-
mento, Calf; F. A. Jones, R. S.
Kimball and j. N. Bard, American
Lake, Wash.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
ASHLAND WEEKLY fiDiNds

sic Smith, little Lord ,Fauntleroy;
Florence Brookmiller, the yamp';
Bonnis Moss, Hop-Along-Soop; Abb
bic Hood, Sammy boy; Jennie Clapp,
Lizzie Jane; NJ. e. Mead, the critic;
M. N. Wood, school girl; Mary
Erickson, one of the bunch; H. A.
Brush, chaperone; Anna Robson,
Sis Hopkins; Emma Prose, military
lady; Anna Moss, Colonial lady; Mil
dred Moss, Colonial maiden; Aida
Moss, Chop Suey; Jessica Porter,
the whole cheese and Vioma Wood,
a basket ball girl, The party was
properly ended by refreshments be-
ing served.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01

Mrs. Frank Jordan entertained
the members Of the Granite Street
Embroidery club at her new home
yesterday afternoon. The occasion
was in the nature of a compliment
to Mrs. Swigart, who will leave in a
few days for Harrisburg Or, where
she will make her future home.
Those who enjoyed the occasion were
Mesdames Barber Whittle, Day.
Story, Coffee, Harner, Conwag, Swi-
CART, and Miss Watson. Dainty re-
freshments were served and the time
was passed in embroidering and with
test games suitable to the oscasion.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Junior Basketball

The first games of the Y. NJ. c. A..
Junior basketball league was played
Saturday afternoon at the high
school gymnasium. The first game
was taken by the Presbyterians from
the Baptists, IS to s, while the
Methodists just got one the better
OF the Christians, and quit with a
score Of II to 16. The first half of
the second game, however, was de-
cidedly in favor of the Christians,
but the Methodists seemed to get
the "go" on the game in the second
half after they had chance to
breathe bit.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
AGED Pioneer
Passes Ava

James Thornton passed away
his home, SO Manzanita street ca
Sunday morning. January 20, 10
at the age of "a years and ell
months.
He was born at Lafayette,
diana, May 20, 1927. He was m
rled to Miss Isabelle Wallace Al
1S49. Four children we're b.
to this union, the survivors be
Mrs. Laura B. Wiley and Mrs.
len Garrett, both Of Ashland
Henry Thornton of Persist, Ore.
June %, 1868. he was again mi
ried, this time to Miss Elizab|
Patterson TO which union were b|
six children, the survivors being
F.. Thornton and ]. Edward Tho|
ton of Ashland, Mrs. Hattie Hal
of Portland and o. A. Thornton
Gresham, Oregon.
James Thornton was one OF
Oldest II not the Oldest pioneer
Southern Oregon. He first came
the Rouge river valley in 1850,
turning east by the way OF the
linus of Panama and again
turned to the coast in 1852, hav
crossed the plains twice by OK tei
He first settled where Talent is !
located. engaging in farming
gardening. Later he moved to
land where he owned and opera
the old toll road over the Siski
mountains. Disposing of this a1
the year 1875, he engaged In
wooden mills business, the first
the state. Retiring from the ma
featuring business, he engaged
the fruit growing industry "
was his last active work from W
he retired about 20 years ago. S
which time he has lived quietly
his home in Ashland. His rem
will be laid to rest IN the family
in the Ashland cemetery.
Funeral services will be
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'cl
January 81. 1922 at the Metho
church. Friends and aequainta
are invited.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Embroidery Club Meets

The Friday Afternoon Embroidery
club met last week with Mrs. J. c..
Poor on Sherman street. The after
noon was spent with needle work as
usual, after which dainty refresh
ments were served.
Those present beside the hostess
were Mesdames H. G. Emery, Roy
Hale, Frank Foltz, Mark Smith, ]. r.
Lilly, o. w. Long, M. d. Love, Earl
Hosler and C. A. Cotter. The next
to entertain the club will be Mrs.
M. Smith, who resides on B street.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01

Christian Endeavor week will be
observed by the Presbyterian society
as follows: Sunday evening, junior
demonstration at Phoenix; Tuesday
evening, attend the revival meeting
at the Christian church and assist
in the music; Wednesday evening at
6 o'clock, annual birthday banquet
at the church, followed by a business
meeting Sunday evening, rally pro-
gram and conducting of evening SER
vice at the church.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Masquerade and Surprise Party

masquerade ana surprise 1aty-
What provide to be very delight
full surprise party on Jessica Porter
at her home on Palm avenue Satur-
day evening took place when twenty
ladies in masquerade costumes put
in their appearance The party was
held to celebrate the birthdays OF
Jessica Porter, Nellie Peters and
Anna Robson whose birthdays come
on the q, 2S and 90 Of January.
respectfully. A handkerchief show
er was given each Of the ladies in
whose honor the rarty was given,
each receiving quite number Of the
dainty kerchiefs. The following are
the ladies tina were present and the
costumes they wore; Ruth Gusinger,
gypsy queen; Mary Johnson, turkish
lady: Ida Jennings. Foxy grandpe /;
Nellie Peters. ge1'lema1 of leij-
u-c; Alice Ta--sr . school 81; Beg-
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
County Clerk Receives Forms

Forms for the filing of declara-
tions by candidates at the spring pri-
mary have been received by the
county clerk and are ready for dis
tribution. The declarations must be
accompanied by the fee, and space
is allowed for the candidate to tell
in 100 words how good he is, and
what he stands for The fee for con-
gresham is 800, for judge Of the
circuit court, $50; for state senator
and representative, $40; for county
officers, $50, and S5 for justice OF
the peace or constable.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Bridge Club Meets

The Wednesday evening bridge
club met at the home OF Mrs. o. w
Long on East Main street Wednes-
day evening. A delightful time was
had at bridge and light refreshments
were served. Mrs. Elsie Churchman
ran up the highest score, and Mrs.
Roy Hale won the BOBBY prize. Those
present were the Mesdames j. c.
Poor, ]. r. Lily, j. d. McRea, Roy
Hale, Buy Jacobs, Walter Frulan,
Elsie Churchman, Shuts, Beving-
ton, Dryud, McVicar, o. w. Long,
and Miss Elsie Alexander.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Visiting Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Halfhill a
son, who have been residing IN Sio
Falls, S. D., for some years pa
are visiting with Mr.. Halfhili's pi
ents on Alta avenue. Mr.. Halfhill
looking for a location and would
pleased to make Ashland his hol
If he could get suitably located.
At Dinner
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Drove from Reddlng--

It is interesting to note that the
highway over the Siskiyou noun
tains is open, and machines are go
ing over both ways. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. II. Sylvia of the northern part Of
he state, drove from Redding, Calf,
yesterday and would have arrived in
very good time, but machine trou-
BILE delayed them, and they arrived
shortly after midnight.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Will Return to Oregon

Oscar Cooper, who is preaching at
the Christian church at Grangeyille,
Ida, writes to Ashland friends that
he and his wife expect to return to
Oregon in June to take up some spe-
cial studies in the line of his work.
Mr.. Cooper is a former Ashland boy
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Cooper, who reside east of town.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Bible Lectures Popular

Sunday morning and again Sun
day evening, Rev. Josephine Cham
pie spoke at the Christian church to
a capacity house, delivering her
third and fourth Bible lectures Of a
series Of IL that she has outlined.
The intent of this series, according
to Mrs. Champie, is study of the
unity and continuity of the writings
OF the sacred word, and juding by
the interest manifest 1t is a worth
while study. This evening. the sub
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Applegate Visitor

Mrs. Christine Harr of the Apple
gate country, accompanied by her
small son, John, arrived in town a
few days ago and is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Beaver on Henry street, Mrs.
Harr is a former Ashland girl and
is gladly welcomed by her friends
VINO will be glad to know that she
intends to remain in our city until
spring.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01

ject is, "Jesus, the Promised Re-
deemer, the expected Messiah?" "If
there are moments when you are in
clined to feel that perhaps, after
all, these things are mistake" says
Mrs. Champie. "This is exactly the
sermon you need to hear. 1t will
give you something substantial to
tie to-"
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Local and Personal
(From Mondays Daily
Former Resident Dies

Word was received Sunday morn
ing by Mrs. e. F. Gattis, of Gresham
street, Of the death of her daughter.
Mrs. Ethel Shirley, who passed away
at st. Louis, Mo-, Sunday morning
at 6 o'clock. Death was due to valv-
ular trouble Of the heart. Mrs. Shir-
ley lived for short time In Ash
land and made many warm friends,
who will always remember her for
her gentleness and kindness. Besides
her mother, Mrs. Shirley Is survived
by her husband, George L. Shirley
Of st. Louis, two brothers, James
and Herbert Horan, and a sister,
Mrs. Louise Peterson, all of Sabula,
Iowa. The body will be placed tenn
porarily in a vault in st. Louis.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01

Ashland music lovers may be in
terested to note the appearance in
Portland at the Auditorium, March
22 to 25, of the Chicago Grand Ou-
era company Mail orders for tick
cts to the number of 500 had been
received up to Friday of last week.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Hotel Ashland Guests

Among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel Ashland are Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Willo Semeran, Miss LaNaomi Cof'
fin, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. j. R
Hurlburt, Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Bal
lack and daughter Maurine, Albany
Or; G. P. Brown, w. H. Hoshers
San Francisco ]. Jordahl, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l.. Markham, W. L. Van
Nuys, z. L. Glrslow, A. R. Frazier,
Edwin Curtis, Portland; E. c. Crys-
tai. Vacaville, Calf, and B. H. Schu-
man of New York City.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01

Mrs. H. G. Enders and Mrs. I. Fri
degar have returned from Grants
Pass, where they accompanied Mr..
Enders that far on his way to Port
land. While in the Grants Pass they
were the guests of Mrs. c. E. Roy.
Mr. Enders expects to be IN Portland
week longer.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-02-01
Bakery Business Grows

John W, Kistler, proprietor of the
Bon Ton bakery, states he disposed
of the Bon Ton cafe because the
bakery business demanded all his
attention. Mr.. Kistler is shipping
considerable bread out of town, 100
loayes going to klamath Falls each
day.