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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1929-
The Week' s Society Happenings
Edited By
Irene DeLosh
. . ,, WEEKLY CALENDAR
Monday
Ashland Wednesday Btudy
Club will entertain the Med-
. ford Wednesday Btudy club at
luncheon. Hotel Llthla.
Neighbors o f Woodcraft
5 dinner at 6 p. m. In I. O.
O. F. banquet hall.
Chrysanthemum Circle No.
84, Neighbors of Woodcraft,
7:30 p. m. In I. O . O. F. hall.
Legion Auxiliary meeting 4
at the Armory at 8 p. m.
S Btate committee of Oregon
4 Mothers will be entertained 4
at the Hotel Holland, 2 p. m.
Tuesday
St. Anne's Altar society will
' meet at the Parish hall at 4
2:30.
Hallowe'en Silver Tea. 3:30
to 6 o'clock In the domestic
- science rooms for mothers of 4
4 all seniors, and members of
the faculty. 4
4 Mrs. Clurence Kolzur will
entertain the ladies of the
Baptist church at her home, 4
4- 23 Almond street, 4
4 Thursday
American Lioglon Hallow-
4 e'en dance at the Oriental
Gardens at 9 o'clock. Splen-
did music and a real Hal- 4
4 lowe'en party. . 4
' A Hallowe'en party will bo
4 given by tho Grace Circle of
the Presbyterian church In
the Sunday school rooms at
7:30. The public Is cordially
4 Invited to be present. 4
Building Bridge cluh. Home
of Mrs. Guy Conner at her 4
4 country home. '4
, ' ' Table Hock school will have
a1 Hallowe'en party at the
school. '
. Unveiling of D. A. It. mark-
cr to commemorate site of
4 Fort Lane at 2:30 under
4 shade of Flagpole Pine tree.
4i Hallowe'en carnival at W. 4
O. W. hall. Attend In cos-
4 tume and tako something for 4
the fish pond. 4
lYidny . 4
St. Mark's Oulld cafeteria
luncheon In St. Mark's Par-
4 Ish HoiiBe at 1 p, m. Itegu-
lar guild meeting will follow.
4 Pocohontas lodge will have
their annual masquerade 4
dance In the Redman hall,:
4 Saturday
Jackson County Council of
4 Parents and Teachers will
;4 meet at the high school at
10 a. m. .
A' SPIRIT of gaiety pervades
the social life of the city iinfl
valley this week. Hallow'en
Is Just around the cornor and the
older folk have caught the spirit
of the time as well as tho children.
Orange and black, grinning pump
kin faces, wtllto sheets draped
about youthful and older bodloB,
add to. the effect of tho whole.
,., One of the loading social events
of the week was tho bridgo lunch
eon for which Mrs. C. E. Gates
and Mrs. J. A. Perry were host
assjes on Saturday at the lattor's
home on WeBt Main etroot. Of In
terest to a largo group of friends
was the announcement of the en
gagement of Miss Ansll Davis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Scott
i Davis, to A. J. Wurts of this city.
The wedding will be an event of
, uarly fall.
A number of parties have boon
planned for the coming week and
Hallowe'en suggestions will bo
brought Into fashion In a number
of new and novel ways,
'
Mradanic Gnti's nml Perry
, HustnwH llrldjro Ijuncluwn
Mrs. C. E. Gates and Mrs, J.
A. Perry entertained at tho sec
ond in a series of 1 o'clock lunch
eons Saturday nftornoon nt tho
letter's homo on West Main street.
Fall flowers and decorutfons
were used for the appointments.
Luncheon was served nt six tables
which were ornamented with small
vases of rosebuds. Mrs. Maudo
Holmes asslstod the hostesses.
FovorB In the bridge gum were
SOMETHING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT-A
Colonial Bedroom Suite
Finished in Applewood With Green Trimmings and
Hand Painted Decorations
Bed $46.50
Vanity $67.50
Chiffonier $47.50
Bench : $14.00
M.
Marshall- Wells Associate Store No. 525
received by Mrs. William Holt,
high, Mrs. J. 1), KushcI, second,
and Mrs. Olin Arnsplgur, low.
Covers were plucud for Mrs. A.
W. Pipes, Mrs. K. K. Sollnsky, Mrs.
Wm. Holt, Mrs. It. A. Holmes,
Mrs. J. D. Russell, Mrs. F. L. Tou
Velio, Mrs. C. A. Knight, Mrs. H.
V. Lumsden, Mrs. C, 8. nutter-
field, Mrs. O. C. Hoggs, Mrs. Dr.
Thayer, Mrs. Dr. Green, Mrs. O.
Arnsplger, Mrs, E. W. Gould, Mrs.
Dr. Hleeter, Mrs. Glen Fubrlck,
Mrs. L. Ulrleh, Mrs. Grant, Mrs.
Dr. Pusko, Mrs. M. N. Hogan, Mrs
B. M. VlJm, Mrs. A. L. Hill, Mrs.
C. M. Hlms and Mrs. L. 13. Dodge,
Sr.
Lieut, mid Mrs. (Jllnioio
Enjoy Trip to Japan
Lieut. William N. aillmoro and
Mrs. Gllmore, who was formerly
Miss Marlon Hill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Hill of Medford.
murrled here two years ago and
now living in Stotsenburg, Philip
pine Islands, sixty mllos from Man
illa, havo been having a most In
teresting trip which includod Ja
pan and Chlnn, visiting nt Hong
Kong, Toklo, Yokohama' and var
ious other places of note.
They made the trip on the St.
Albans, a British pussenger boat
plying between Australia and Jn
pan, leaving the islands Septem
ber lBt and returning the middle
of the present month.
They will reside In Stotsenburg
until Mnrrh 11th, when they will
sail for the United States.
Lleutenunt Glllmoro Is with the
light field artillery and Just where
they will be stationed when they
return to the states has not yet
been made known to them.
Another daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. L. Hill, Mrs. Charles Wit
tor, formerly Miss Dorothea Hill,
who with her husband Charles
Witter, resides in Kan Francisco,
has been touring Yosemlto park
during the past two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Witter were the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. C. D.
Thompson whllo visiting in the
park.
Aslilnnd WmlncMlny Study dull
Will Entertain Local Club
' The Wednesday Study club of
ABhland will enturtuln tho Mod
ford Wodnosdny Study club at a
luncheon nt the Llthla Hotel In
Ashland Monday noon.
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Ashland Women Emurlnln
Coiiinilttoo of Oregon Slothoin.
MrB. Louis Dodge, Mrs. Henry
Galey and Mrs. Fred Wagner of
Ashlund will entertain nl un In
formal tea this ufternoon at tho
Dodgo home honoring Mrs. Walter
M. Cook, president of Oregon
mothers, Mrs. F, J, Ml,. president
of tho Portlnnd group of' mothers
and Miss Phy of Eugene, who Is
executive secretary for the state
organization. Thoso women com
prise tho state commltteo of the
Oregon mothers nnd will guests
In this city Monday.
IIohi For
Dinner 1'nrty.
On Tuesday evening Jack Hud
son of Medford entertained at clln
nor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flick, nnd
Miss Wllma Hheley of Central
Point, tho occasion being MIsb
Shcley's birthday.
California People
Will Reside Her
.Mr. and Mrs. Robert D, Portor
and Bmall son, Bobby, recently ar
rived from Han Francisco to mnke
their home In Medford. At present
thoy are residing with Mr. Porter's
parents, Dr. nnd Mrs. E. II. Porter,
of South Onktlalo.
Mrs. Portor will entortaln n group
of friends nt a bridgo luncheon on
Friday. Covers will bo placed for
eight guests.
High School Faculty
Glvo llrlilgo Puny.
Metnbors of tho high school fac
ulty wore entertained Friday eve
ning at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs.
C. D. Thompson on West ltth
street. Bridge was enjoyed dur
ing tho evening, with Miss Mnry
Gilbert winning high scoro for tho
women and Miss Doris Baler, low.
Mr. Ralph Balloy won high score
F. & H.
Young Medford Harpist Will -Appear
in Qrarits Pass Concert
kit m . $imik
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Photo by The Peasleys.
Miss Betty 8tennett, talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
8tennett, will be featured In concert at the Christian church in Grants
ras on i-rioay evening, for tne nuiidlna fund of the new church. "
for the men, and Mrs. Thompson
low.
Mi's. Thompson was assisted by
Mis. K, C. Jerome, Miss Miturlne
(.'arloll and Mrs. 10. 11. l-fedrlck.
ReturiiH Homo
From I'allfornlti.
Mrs. c. O. Luiison returned yos
torday from ' tho Eastern Star
Orund chupter of Cullfnrniu, held
at Coronado. Mrs. Luilson repre
sented tho Yreka chapter.
HllO Vlsltflrl in Hun Tllnn-n rpin
Juana, Los Angeles, Monterey and
other places of Interest.
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Bridgo Party
Event of the Week
Mrs. Hester Whitman was n
charming hostess during the week
when she entertained a group of
friends nt bridge Wednosdny oven
Ing. Tho deenrntions were In keep
ing with the Hallowe'en season and
refreshments wore served.
In tho bridgo game high score
was held by Mrs. Hulh Itelchsteln
and low by Viola Temploton,
Guests Included: Mrs. Ruth
nailer, Mrs. Dorothy Leonard, Mry.
Huth Relchstoln, Viola Temploton,
Ada Knelpsteld, lcol Edwards'
Mnry Edwards, Inn Jones, Louise
Fluhror, Hetty Jones, Vera Strnder
and Rosalie Porter.
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Mrs. Eleanor King and Mrs. J.
Albert McCorklo of Grants Pass
wero visitors In .Modford Saturday.
Entortnlii llrlilgo Luncheon
For Now Copeo Women
Mrs. Horace Bromley nnd Mrs.
J. J. Huchter entertained with a
bridge luncheon Frldny In honor
of Bovornl new ladles of the Copco
organization including Mosdames
C. M. Brewer, J. C, Boyle, Glen
U Jackson, G. F. Phythlan, J. I").
.MacPhei'HOU and F. E. Ross. The
affair was given nt the homo of
Those who prefer something in bedroom
furniture that's distinctive and different
will be delighted with this charmingly old
fashioned bedroom suite. It's especially
harmonious with a colonial bed chamber
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SEE OUR WINDOWS
Company
Mis. Bromley on South Oakdalo
which wus beautifully decorated
for tho occasion with chrysanthe
mums, dahlias and autumn follnge.
Tho Hallowe'en motif wob carried
out In tho general color scheme
nnd In the clever place cards and
bridge scores.
Following luncheon, bridgo wnsj
enjoyed until a late' hour. ' TheT
pnze winners were as follows:.
First prize, Mrs. W. F. Qulsen
hprry; second prize, Mrs. O. O,'
Alenilerfer; consolation prize, Mrs.'
Itlchnrd Smith. The guest prize
was won by Mrs. MacPherson. ff
, The following Is a 'list of the
invited guests: Mesdnmes C. M.
Brewer, J. C. Boyle, G. L. Jack
son, Geo. F. Phythlan. J. D. Mnc--
Pherson, F. E. Ross, T. O. Bra-'J
ley, M. D. Field, J. C. Thompson,
D. O. Tyrce, II. B. Keltom, C. D,
WEDDING
Aiinouneoiiionts nud In
vitations, "sociully cor
rect," mndo without tho
expense o n copper plate.
SWEM'S V
Kodak, Book & Gift Shop
'A Reliable Place to Trade"
Wood, O. O. Alcnderfer, E. L.
' Lennox, A. 11. Cunningham, Jonas
j Wold, W. F. Qulsenberry, Charles
Reamcs, E. O. Eidridge, Roy Bebb,
j Frank Isaacs and Richard .Smith.
Double Birthdays
Aro Celebrated
Mrs. L. F. Cottnge was hostess
for an Informal surprise party
honoring tho double birthdays of
Mr, Cottage and Miss M- Banks
on Thursday evening. After the
serving of refreshments, music and
songs were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mis. lllldrcth Hosts
For Dinner Party
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlldreth were
hosts at dinner Sunday honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plckard of
Gold Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wll
son and daughters Joy and Jack
olean, of thlB city.
Mrs. Hlldreth entertained with
an Informal luncheon on Tuesday
for Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Botts. . Mr.
Botts Is Instructor of music in the
Butte Fulls school.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson of
Medford and their daughter, Ellow
Mae, attended the pheasant dinner
given by the Jacksonville grange
Thursday evening, Miss Ellow Mae
taking part In the program.
Former Eldorado People
Visit tho Carnivnl
Mis. F. J. Ritcherdson of Wich
ita and her daughter, Mrs. Sumpter
S. Smith, of Medford, Ore., were
among out-of-town visitors at the
Kafir Corn Carnival yesterduy.
greeting many friends. Mrs. Smith
has been in Wichita the past
three weeks, a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ritcherdson, who reside at
t'oronada Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. D.
II. Jackson and other relatives.
Eldorado, Kan., Times.
Farewell Party In Honor
Of Miss Llinctla Pollock.
Miss Lunetta Pollock was guest
of honor at a cabaret party Fri
day evening nt her home on WeBt
4th St. Tho party was preceded by
a treasure hunt, which took them
all over the valley. The last clue
being nt the cemetery, which di
rected them to the home of Miss
Jean Fitzglbbon on West 4th
street, where, the treasure was
found, It being a lovely handker
chief case, contlnlng a handker
chief from each guest.
A flashlight picture was taken
by Mr. Hnrwood of the group, fol
lowed by a program consisting
of feature dances by the Misses
Itha nnd Thelma Heard, song
"Slngln' In . the Rain," . by the
Misses Alice Zehner, Itha nnd
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Thelma Heard; reading by Mrs.
Lillian Puhl and a questionnaire
skit by Walter Nltsel, Miss Jean
Fitzglbbon p acting as mistress of
ceremonies! t ,
A mock wedding given In the
cabaret room' vas an Interesting
event of the evening. The bride
was enacted by Roy Duncan, the
groom by Itha Heard and the
Jewish ratjbl by Joe Hensley. Their
parts were well acted and was
hilariously received by the guests.
''efreshmenU of toasted sand
witches, orange sundaesa cake and
grape Juice were served in cab
aret style ' by Mrs. Frank Ed
wards, Mrs. C. C. Heard and Mrs.
T. H. Pollock. Fortunes were
told at the tables by Mrs. Frank
Edwards, who was dressed as a
gypsy. The remainder of the even
ing was spent In dancing.
The invited guests were the
Misses Lunetta Pollock, Itha and
Thelma Heard, Alice Zehner, Mrs.
Lillian Puhl, Mrs. C. C. Heard,
Mrs. T. R. Pollock and the Messrs
Roy Duncan, Walter Nltsel, Geo,
Johnson, Earl Weaver Joe Hems-
ley, Albert Puhl and the hostess.
.Mrs. Flfer Returns
To Visit Hero.
Mrs. Reginald Flfer returned
this week from Hollywood, Calif,
to remain until January 1, when
she will return to fill a year's
contract with a : motion picture
studio. Mrs. Flfer has been work
ing In pictures for over two years
under her stage name of Gladys
La Rant.
Senior Girls Entertain
Hallowe'en Silver Tea
The Senior girls of the local
high school will entertain the
mothers of all seniors nnd the fac
ulty members at a Hallowe'en sil
ver tea Tuesday afternoon at the
high school In the domestic art
rooms, from 2:30 to 0.
The program will Include several
numbers by the Girls' Leugue or
chestra In charge of Miss Helen
Wilson. The other members are
Margaret and Louise Osenbrugge,
and Dorothy nnd Maxlno Plttinger.
The chairman in charge of the
affair Include Marjorle Flsks, in
vitations; Audrey Lofland, recep
tion; Sibyl Harrell, ten; and Mar
garet Osenbrugge, program.
Women of llotury
Havo Luncheon .
A covered dish luncheon was
given nt the home of Mrs. Louis
I). Humphreys on Capital Hill,
Wednesday nt 1 o'clock by the
members of the "Women of Rot
ary." The luncheon was served
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Ansil Davis
and Jack Wurts
are Betrothed
Announcement was made Satur
day afternoon of the engagement
fit Miss AriHll Davis, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Scott' Davis, and
Mr. A. J. Wurts of this city.
The news was told at a bridge
luncheon for which Mrs. Pauline
Trowbridge Jr., and Miss Ansil
Davis were hostesses, given at the
Hotel Medford, The wedding will
be an event of the fall season.
After the luncheon the guests
went to the home of Miss Davis
where bridge was enjoyed. Mrs.
Glenn Smith held high score and
Mrs. William Johnston Jr., low.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Lyle Wilcox, Mrs. S. Spencer, Mrs.
F. West, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. V.
Wilson, Mrn. Robert Norris, Mrs.
Glenn Smith, Mrs. Johnston Jr.,
Mrs. James Livelyi Miss Josephine
Koppes, Miss Gertrude Butler and
Miss Jean Vilm.
cafeteria style which was inter
spersed with an Interesting pro
gram fn charge of Mrs. John
Perl. Several musical numbers in
which all the members took part
were especially enjoyed.
After the luncheon a brief busi
ness meeting was held in charge
of the president, Mrs. L. B
Humphrys. The club decided to
meet the second and fourth Wed
nesday of each month. The first
meeting will be a tea and the
second a luncheon which will be
held at the homes of the mem
bers. The organization voted to help
Miss Burr In supplying the rural
children with correct shoes and
underclothes nnd to assist in sup
plying them with proper clothes,
so the children can attend school.
The next meeting will be on
Wednesday, November 13 at the
home of Mrs. D. A. Chambers on
West Eleventh street.
There nre twenty-six members
enrolled in the club.
Msr. Alfred Shelby Entertains.
'or Twins with Party. ...... l.
Mrs. Alfred B. Shelby enter
tained on Thursday evening with
a masquerade dinner party for the
pleasure of her twins, Natalie and
Barbara. Covers were placed for
sixteen around one long table In
the dining room. A bowl of orange
cnlenduns formed the center-piece
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on the table and Hallowe'en fa
vors and noise makers were placed
at' each cover:' The Hallowe'en
t nnHA nut In nil lha
autumn flowers and leaves wre
appointments. Large baskets of"
placed about the rooms which
were dimly lighted with colored
lights. Doris Patton and Joan
DeLosh assisted the hostess. "
Games, dancing and the telling
of "Ghost Stories" afforded the
youngsters a happy time. .
Guests who enjoyed., this, affair
were: Cathleen Dillard, Helen
Thomnson. Dorothea Olsen. Helen
Patton, Constance Moore,- Junior
Patton, Collins Gould, Bobby Root,
David Moore, Donald Root, Jackie
Thompson, Thomas Natwick,
Richard Stewart and Byron Shel
by. Mrs. Robinson Hostess
P. K, O's on Wednesday.
Chapter A A of P. E. O. met at
the home of the president, Mrs.
W. B. Robinson on ' Wednesday,
October 23rd.
A report of the national conven
tion of P. E. O. written by Mrs.
L. D. Crawford was read replacing
the book review of the regular
program.
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Thompson
presided at the tea table.
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New Xorris Drama
On Jladio Tuesday
A large 'number of local radio
fans are expected to tune In on
the Copco Players presentation of
"The Best Man," a clever new
radio drama from the pen of Miss
Helen Norris, next Tuesday -night.
This new Norris play is said to
have a decidedly modern plot and
Is full of interesting situations
throughout. This will be the pre
mier broadcast of "The Best Man'
'and is made possible through the
courtesy of the California Ore
gon Power company.
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Cecil Humphrys Kntcrtalns
With Football Dinner Party.
Miss Cecil Humphrys was host
ess for a "football" dinner party,
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs., Louis Humphrys, on Cap;
itol Hill, Saturday evening.' - The
table appointments were red and
black, the Medford high BChool
colors, with a football in the cen
ter and goal posts at each end.
After the dinner, games and music
iui iiil'u me evening a viuei mm-
ment.
'Covers were placed for Marian
Moore, Frances Arnspiger, Mar
jorle Mulholland, Gertrude Boyle.
Helen Stewart, Doris Patton, Dor
othy Daniels, Katherlne 'Steartos,
Jane Robinson and the hostess.
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