MEDFOBTJ MATE TRIEUNE. MEDFORD, ORF.GO'Nr, SFXDAY, MARCTT 24. 1029.
PAGE THREE
Social Events of
Church Societies
Mr. and Sfjrs. Marshall Honored
With fii.ma.lcjv l.n ., ..
A surprise ity wns held Tuwu I' ' f-fdles' Aid saeiety of-Zion,
rtny evening tnt.Mr. nnd .Mr. Krt. j KKllh Lutheran chiiion wm'
-Marshall at their how Homo In I J' , lb .'H'P'o, of -Mrs. fiusia l'uhl.
Fern Vnlloy. Af(eF ft bountiful ' ,- Thursday. March 2
covred; dish dinner,' wns enjoyed j:al - o'clock,
the .evening; was spent In. playing) . -
C90. Those present were; Mr. and I Tno' Lndles' Auxiliary of -the
Attn. .Gilbert llernnce of Eugene; "PUsl church will hold Its mis
Mr. and Mrs. Itov Rnrlesnn. M Isu I slonary Ineetlnir nl Hi. Ifh..i .if
winnifred Schnaok of Phoenix;- :-A,r- '. Morris, st5 I'ottage !
Mr.; nnd .Mm. Kloyd p. Walking. I '!';'''' Tuemlny afternoon, March !
MK-and Mrs. Newburn llodpoH and'!:';hl'1- . k (
Ron .iJonald tof ..Medford; Mr., and j-
Mr-V .Ed. .Marshall and daughter Tho -annual pro-ICaster day of!
Patricia. - I!., " Vls,'ved hy the
it wan not only a. surprise party .. "
d house warmltiB, hut also ft. '"Istlim '
prayer will be
vniuans .Missionary society of tin
nnu house warinitiir. hut nlso n. "'"i 'nni.-nc in the' icctui-
ulass reunion as the .Musilamos and !!?"m,'u 3::l" '" i'rld.iy. Man h
; r.iei-y one welcome.
Miss Sohnack were classmates.
I
Copoo lo Prosfnt ,., ,-:"llos' AM society of thiij
Ml Onean Itwilat Nlo"iodist Kitlnuuiml- church !
An event .of Interest to all radio ! vl".. V""'1, '" "wulur "hpnieroin- I
mn.4o lovers is 1)10 next regular! , '." "'0 -u"-'' pai-Jurs, Tue. i
Tuesday oveniliK Copeo pi-OKrain. !''', nl"' n- The Uuoen Esther
which will present Miss Hetty !, ''...V, 'mrK" "' ""' on" :
Ilrown. popular onanist, In an Motors always wol-
liuviivu o' ui:uii ituiiii. J lie
recital will he broadcast liy reriiota : ,,A . , V
control from the 'new Presbyterian " ''' B"."nui
. ,.1-1.1 u 1 in roK
church, whpro nntf of tho flimai
pipe? ortfarm In this section"' of tho
stato Will bo uoa by this wnll
known ortlst. v ,
Miss Brown's anility aa fin pr
prnnlst of nolo Is roeo&ntittir by
musical ftuthoritlos thouhout ho
wcHt,, Sho 1h a pupil of. "Warren P.
Allen,- one of tho mont brilliant
concert orfinnlnts of America, nnd
studied concert orpan under his di
rection at Stanford nnivorslty. The
manager of Duprerf, the world re
nowned orfennist, upon henrlnp
Miss Ilrown play at the home , of
rr, Allen, conRrntuIatcd her on her
masterful handling of tho instrn
niont, and'. RpoUp. hiyhly of hor
artistic promise. '
Fov ,.th C'opcn prowrnm next
. Tuesday nljilit Mlys yrown has ar
ranged1 proRram of urilvernl ap
peal. Ot especinl' Interest to music
lovera will bo hor own armnRo
mopt. of two . movement of the
beautiful symphonic suite,'. "The
Atonement of ran." liy Henry ITnd
ley, rino of America's fnremost
composors. In the first movement
"Tho rwinm of the Nymphs," Is
heard ;th plaintive music of tho
pipes, of ran,1 the shepherd Krt of
A ready'.. . . The second movement,
"fntormtfzzo," Is an elaboration of
the appealing lovo motif that is
heard throughout the suite.
, The , proffram . will also present
two of th ebest known composi
tions by Edward llpar, famous
KnRlish composer, "Salut d'Amonr'
and "Ppmp. and .Circumstance."
Tho middle part of the laiter mim
bor has ftttuined tho proportipns of
a national nnthem in an nrnuiRe
ment for chorus called '"Jand of
Hope apd fllory.".', y
Victor . 1 lorbori a n d Charles
Wakefield Cadmhri will nlso be roi
resnnted on- the program, which
will includo a yaricty of selections
to. appeal to nil music lovers. The
Copco program will bo KiV(n from
fl to 11 p. m., Tuesday, March 2(5,
and- will consist of- tho following
numliers: .' . '
.Selections from -"The Seronade". .
Victor Herbert
The Atonement of Pan...
1 ; Henry T la 1 1 1 c y
Confetti, Danso Chic .'.lay Media
Vnlse lilueUo '. Ui'Iko
A Precious Mlllo Tl.il 11 n Culled
.Lovo. I.ou Davis
On a Persian Market Kotelhcy
Halut d'Amour Kdwnrd KlKar
Where rs the Souk of Soiirh for
Me t IrvinR Berlin
Tomp nnd Circumstance. ..Klfiar
R.
rue "World Call" hannuot piven '
by the missionary societies of the '
Christian cluncb Tuwriny evening j
was a success in every Wny. The
tables were beautifully doeoniiod
With fluwers nnd rni,llf.u I..,.,,,,
baskets of flowers were also placed
around the room adding much to
the appearance. About 125 were
present to enjoy the supper and
prom-am, which consisted of sours
and brief speeches! Riven at inter
vals around the (abies nnd living
pioture?i and sieronptieon views.
"Around the World," following the
menl. The 25 garments on display
were mnile by the women of the
society for the children in one of
the six homes for ciiihlrcti owned
and maintained by the United
Christian missionary society in tho
t'nited States.
hy Henry Xeidormeyer and Klor
ence Severance: violin solo, l.ois
Kmylhe, Ttuth Severance accom
panying both of these numbers on
the pno, and n rending hy Melon
Walton. Kov. McVicker acted as
moderator. Jteporls from the dif
ferent orgnnlziit ions nnd branches
of church work were read and accepted-.,
Some lndt?ntert a cash
balance and all showing obligations
met, a prosperous year closed with
both a spiritual antl material
growth'. Tho budget for tho ycvr
1019-30 was completed In due time
and accepted.
The following officers were elect
ed: Trustees, Henry XoidormeyoV
and A. i lei nha turner; benevolent
secretary. Mrs. Chester JVendt;
communion committee, Mrs. Ches
ter Wendt and Mrs. Cora Shaw;
church treasurer, Ott 0 N'eidor
iiyiypr; church ushers, Un bet t
Kurbcs. John Coke, Alfred Coke
and Ui-ed Kdens; organist, Kuth
Severance.; flower ci tin mitt ee, Vir
ginia Kii-k. I'Morence , Severance,
Helen Coke nnd I lelen Walton.
Mrs! Hoffman' hits served on this
cuniuiltiec most eficiently for many
years, hut asked to he, relieved on
account of her health preventing
her attendance at -church. Sunday
sch'on). superintendent, Dv. I). A.
Forbes: assistant Sunday school su
perintendent, Mrs. Vivian ltooeh;
secretary and I rcasurer, M rs. 1 ioy
Martin: organist, Miss Virginia
Kick.
That they may ' enjoy a much
'needed rest after 35 years as pas
tor. Hoc. McVicker and his most
estimable wife have decided to re
tire and reside at their own home
In Jttandon, Ore. During his min
istry of more than three years in
Jacksonville, the church has pros
pered both spiritually . and mate
rially. We have enjoyed the com
panionship of these fine folks and
while wo are sorry Jo see them
leave; the church, the very host
wishes or 'the community' go with
them to theh' new home. ' Rev. S.
H. Jone will take liev. McVicker'.'
place In tho. pulpit.
This occasion was also the forty
fifth wedding anniversary of liev.
and Mrs. .McVicker, and during
.th eevonitiR Mrs. Uitla Saul sherry
presented them in n most pleasing
manner and in behalf of the con
gregation a lovely gift with the fol
lowing reading, which sh .had
composed:
To a brido nnd a groom of forty
five years .
Wo pay a tribute tonight;
Wo extend our congrntulntlons.
With thoughts that are sunny and
bright. ,
In our fancy, we see a swet, vln-
. some lirldo, ...
And a groom quite handsome and
tall; 4
Wo hear wedding hells, a message
tn$- leu . -
Of two hearts to he happy through
all. .
The years have dealt kindly; our
pastor, you se,
And assistant, look wonderfully
wel,; ( v
Though life must hriiiR hardships.
an All-seeing Kyo
Has kept litem whatever befell.
We thank you sincerely for your
- service to us, . ' ,k
Your cftor.iN have not been In vain.
The seed you have sown, wo trust
- will bring forth-
All the harvest that ono could at-
tain. . '
We will miss you, you know, miss
both of you here.
As you go to your home by the sea;
We're sorry you're going, any time
you return
You'll bo welcome as welcome ohn
be. -
And may He who lias led you, and
guarded your lives.
; I'.less, comfort, and be wtlh yon
still.
We offer our token of love and
j est coin.
I We, your people, of old Jai l;snn
f ville. 1
TJto pastor accepted the surprise
i package, expressing bis appreia -!
tlon of many kindnesses.
WEDDINGS
1
MUNICH f.3 The cities of
M unieh and St rns.sburg have cx
1 changed niomnneias. in return for
;n fountain - symiiolizing 'Tatlier
j Ehlne" presented by Strassburg.
this city has sent to the other
municipality, a statue known bu-al-:
ly as tiie mice tempter." the niek
i'tllinie of Strassl.urgers.
l.iNt-Ult'iu
A quiet wedding was solemnized
on Wednesday, March l?n. m the
South Met bod 1st parsonage. Itev.
Jamen K. Cond'r performed the
ceremony uniting Anna K. I.ibo and
Percy I. Klein, both of Purl land.
D.iirel lluson nnd Mr. ltiglow were
itie only attendants; ;
The couple left immediately for1
San Uranelsco, where they expect
to spend two weeks, returning to
their homo by wa v of Klamath
Kails.
1 OPENING RECITAL 1
BY t Yl X
lAnoN'(1j Mrs. Helen W.
Taylor, a pioneer suffragiwt, died
here at the age of !H. She can
vassed for John Stuart Mill when
tho author of treatises on political
economy sought the parliamentary
eut for Westminster.
1 John Starke Evans 1
55 Professor of organ and associate dean- of ;
S music at the Univev'sity of Oregon
Mrs. C,.,.K. Hti'iplln of Oakland.
P'illfornl.1. ' is n house Kltest .of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Wirth of Laurel street.
OtUI Fellows t'onvciitlon
Will Convene Hero ' ,
;. The local committee of .irranRe
manls in connection with the busi
ness men of Modford have worked
out plans for the financing of the
Odd Fellows statu convention that
will Rather In Medford durlnj; the
weelt beglnnlnK May 20. and
contlnulllK four , days. , This . will
likely, be one of the linvst .K.'ilh
erihs over held. In the.citv. ,: ',
Diiiinu the last (our or 'five
years the attendance .has ranged
ifrom 800 to .100". and with Med
ford situated In the sunshine, belt
of the'state there will no rtoulvt lie
hundreds of members-, who Iwlll
take this occasion to make a visit
to the Brand lodge, their first- bis i
spring outillB of the season.
. The incal Indue, have been work
ing on plans to handle the big
unthering nnd it has hen thought
best to handle, this tinder a general
budget underwritten by the local
lodge In connection with the busi
ness men and citizens of Modford.
I'ndor this plan It could he handled
without a greot burden of expense
on any particular group, and since
it Is for the. benefit ot .eVeryone ot
us, It Is thought we should nil join
In making, it a success., Tho ex
pense will not he very great com
pared to what other conventions
have asked. The bu4got for foul
days' program will not excedo
S2500 or f 3D00. The. local commit
tee have already raised part of
this nnd bono to raise much more
cm their own ncnaii ty tnc time oi ,
grand lodge. t
If each individual will do but a ,
little It will make our convention
a big success and tlje membership
of the Odd Follows of the state will
have a- pleasant memory of , tho
week spent In our city. ,
A committee of local citizens .will
call upon the business houses and
public spirited individuals durlne
the next few days and hope that
everyone will respond by pledging
as much support as needed to 'make
the gathering n success.
Should present plans turn out ns
anticipated by' the committee, per
haps very little direct financial as
sistance will bo, required, but the
committee Would llko to fool that
the wholn, community is hack of
them and should it cost a fow hun
dred dollars the returns In- good
will and . community spirit will
more than compensate for the ef
fort, i ' ; '
Mall Tribune ad, are read by
J0.000 people every daf. .
l'irst Ilapllsl Church
Central at Kith Street
Slindu'y School at 0:-i:, he
time, with a studied lesson and
your llll.le. J.,l' Wormian, su
perintend. -in'. ;
Dr. Union's nirirning sermon will
ho the "Kuynl I'rliession", a story
sermon of the Triumphal Entry
to' Jerusalem. r the evening his
subject will he "The Alan of Ker
Ith", a dramatic sermon, dealing
with the events nf Jesus' ministry
and doatli. At Die morning ser
vice Mrs. Piatt will sing "Th"
Palms," and the Church quartette
will sing "He's Able and Willing,"
by -Miles. "At the evening service
the Chorus choir will sing "The
Comforter Came To ; soul One
Day." by Xe.vin. . .
A cordial welcome to all soi-t
vices. -
-
Mrs. Anderson Hostess j
rJi'i: sid cin ic.
Tiie'Kai.t Side circle of the First
M. I'l. church met with Mrs. -Albert
Anderson, lllllcrost road, Tuesday
al'lernoon, -Mrs. r Rlla Peters pre
siding. Hong, "(ialilee, Sweet Call
lee." Mrs. K. 1.. Leonaiil liaillng
the di'Votions and -u-l'ering prayer.
.Mrs. O.' V. Myers. Airs. !. A. Kop.
pes. Mrs. Ill ley D. llenson had
charge of the following program:
.Mrs. Myers road a, poem, "St.
Patrick's Jiay," by James Kdward
lliiligerl'onl. -Mrs. Ileuson con
ducted a Patrhdl's guessing
contest; Mrs,,- Koppcs closed the
lirograiu -wltli each one uivsclU
telling nil Irish storf. ' . '
, The April' lueetihit .will' he held '
at the home or Mrs. W. F.1 (.'.'imp- I
hell, 8(14 ICast Alain Street. During
the, afternoon Mrs. Anderson
served fruit salad, care, corfee, i
assisted h.V Mi's. .1. W. S'mvP.e anil';
Mrs. .1. A. Damn.
' I
Wtshline; Annivorsary
'Colebraioil With fliiirch 1'nrtyV
-A happy gathering of c;hureh i
folks assembled In the parlorsof!
the Presbyterian chuivh Tuesday
evening,' .March, ID, for the annunl
dinner and business meeting, . clos
ing Hid . year's .work. More than
100 enjoyed a delicious chicken
dinner, Ice cream, -etc., .served hy
tho ladios oU tUe' church, after
which a short program, was en
joyed i-nnslsting or saxophone duet
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New Catholic Church
1 THIS AFTERNOON .1
March 24th at 4:00 P.M.
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A eivclial invitation is cxtende d to all
music lovers of southern Oregon
This vi'ill be the initial concert on the new
ly installed t wo-mn'nu'al , .Renter organ'.
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