The Week's Society Happenings
Edited By
Irene DeLosh
WEEKLY CALENDAR
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Monday
Crater Lake Guild will meet
Monday evening, November 4
nt the home of Mian Elizabeth
Hurr.
The regular meeting of the
board of dlrectorB of the Y.
W. C. A. will be held In the
club rooms at 7:30.
Dedication of Fort Blrdseye
on the Pacific highway near
Kogue River.
Tuesday
Women'B association of the
Presbyterian church will have
covered dish luncheon at the
church.
Women's Foreign MlBsion-
nry society, Methodist church
will meet at home of Mrs.
D. T. Lawton.
Woman's Missionary socl-
ety of Christian church will
have a covered dish supper
In the recreation hall at
G:4G.
Wednesday
. Chamber of Commerce for-
nm dinner, 6:30, Hotel Med-
ford.
Prlscllla Circle will meet nt
the home of Mrs. E. 8. lilts-
ler, 338. West Holly street at
2:'30 p. m.
Thursday
"Pythian card party at K.
P. "hall at 8 o'clock. Bridge,
COO and pinochle.
Delphian club to have first
meeting of the fall season at
the Y. W. C. A. rooms on
North Bartle'tt at 9:30.
Koyal Neighbors will meet
in regular session. Initiation
will be held.
Bidding Bridge club twill
meet at the borne of Mrs.
Herbert.
W. C. T. U; will meet at
the Y. W. C. A. house at
2:30.
Medford Garden club meet-
ing, Hotel Medford at 7:45.
Friday
St. Marks' Guild card party
at the Parish house at 2:00
p. m.
. Saturday , ' .. ' !
The Rogue River Valley
College . Women's club will be
entertained at the home of
i Mrs.- ' George Nielson, 430
North Bartlett street.
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Brlde-Eleot Honored
With Personal 8howar . X
Among the week's bocIbI affairs
with charming autumnal appoint
ments was the "personal shower"
planned by Milss Ora Tucker and
Miss Laura Lynch for lMlss' Vera
Lynch, bride-elect,' whose marriage
to Laurence Luff will be an event
of this week. The affair was at
the Lynch home which was dec
orated with seasonal flowers. 1
- The honor guest was the recip
ient of many beautiful gifts from
her friends: . . . .. .
Bridge formed the diversion of
the evening. Mrs. Gladys Ogle
held high score and Miss Avis
Anschuets,' low.
-i Those present for the affair
were: . Miss Verna Lynch, Mrs.
Gladys Ogle, "Mrs. Clyde Smith.
Miss Eva Lynch, Miss Myrta Ot-
terdals, mIsb Veda Lynch, Miss
Emily -Webber, Minn Cora Lynch,
Miss Avis, Anschuets and Miss
Jean Lynch.
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Hallowe'en Hnstcsx.
' Miss Oornldlne Robinson was
hOKtftH at a Hallowe'en party at
lier Home on South Ivy, Friday
evening.
, Guests were surrounded by shad
owy characters and the pnrty chap
eroned by a witch, followed my-
tcrious footsteps to the fireside of
a haunted house, where the witch
ncted as hostess' and served re
freshments to tho niientn.
llasol Moffat won flrHt prise and
Esther Alexander won low In the
contests.
Guests who cnJoyid tho pnrly
were: Virginia Knminh, Barbara
Fields, Lois Nicholas, Gwendolyn
Krous, llnsnl Moffi-t, Emhor Alex
nnrier, Grace lUii'itemi, Winifred
Law, Joan DeLosh, Floyd Fisher,
Harry Itoblnson, Jr., Tommy Col'
He and Truman Itoblnson, anil the
Iiosteps.
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Our Facials, Shampoos and
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Local Chapter
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MHS. K. K. CJOIIK
The Medford chapter of tho Ore
gon Mother), was organized Mon
day afternoon nt the Hotel Hol
land, with Mi-h. 10. '. (lore na
president. Installed hy Mrs. Walter
Cook, president of the OreKon
Mothers, assisted hy Mrs. J. F.
Hill, president of the Portland
chapter and MJhh Marion Phy,
executive secretary of tho organi
zation and private secretary to
PreHident Arnold Bennett Hull.
' The object of the organization is
to make the mothers of students
attending the university Intimately
acquainted with the purpose and
alms of the school nd to provide
them with information for either
group or Individual study if so de
sired. Mothers of students, pros
pective students, or anyone inter
ested In the university are eligible
to membership.
The success of the meeting was
largely dyo to Mrs. Robert Ham
mond, general chairman and Mrs.
A, V, Reynolds who served on the
reception committee and also gave
the Hotel Holland parlors as a
meeting place.
The following officers were
elected: Prosident, Mrs. E. E.
Oofe; vice president, Mrs. Claud
MQrgun; secretary, C. K, Holds.
WUllunus-Wuldron Wcriclliiff
Kvint of tho Wwk. r . v '
Quiet dignity and charming sim
plicity marked the wedding cere
mony of Miss Josephine Wuldron,
daughter of tho lalo Mrs. Clara
Waldron, and Willis W. Williams,
when on Hunday, October 27, they
were married at tho home of the
bride's sister, Mrs. Jf. L. HaniHon,
in Ashland. Rev. Eallls of the
Methodist church officiated at the
ceremony.
Tho bride, who was gjven in mar
riage by her brother, A. E. Wal
dron, was dressed in a frock of
robin's egg blue goorgette. She
carried a shower bouquet. Miss
Janet Clement was hrldesmald and
Douglas Wood acted as best man.
Only members of the Immediate
fnmllles attended tho wedding and
directly after the ceremony dinner
was sorved. Covers were placed
for 16.
The bride attended Medford hlvh
school and has lived In this city
until the past few months she has
made her home with her sister in
Ashland. The groom Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Williams
of Itayette, Ida.
Tho young couple- will make
their home In Ashltind as Mr, Wil
liams is employed by tho Hell Tele
phone company.
Out-ofTown Guests
Entertained Here
Mr. ami Mm. Q. V. My or a had
an house guests this pnst week
Mr. and Mrs, Harlan Itosworth and
small daughter Juno, of Klamath
Kails and Mrs. Hnrtnn Ikisworth
Sr., of Ruffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Hosworth Jr., (Mario My
ers) recently returned from a sev
eral weeks' visit with her hus
hnml's parents In Ituffalo.
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Woman To ITiivo Lovely
Waved Hair.
Wo also font lire Facials,
Finger Waving, Manicurea
and Marcels.
Milady's Beauty
Shoppe
Phone 1374 S. Central
Medford Artists Are
Presented In Concert
I Friday evening a group of music-;
lans from Medford were presented '
1 In concert in the First Christian .
church of Grants Pass. Miss Betty !
jStennett was heard in three groups
jof harp solos, and was most en
thusiastically received. She ro
1 8 ponded with a request number,
"Barcarolle, by Offenbach. The
"Prayer," by Hasselmans wuh
beautifully executed. The harp Js
seldom heard In Grants Pass and
Miss Bettys sweet playing was
much enjoyed.
Itev. Carman E. Mel), shared the
honors of the evening, singing his
songs with fine effect. Mr. Mell
possesses an excellent baritone
voice under splendid control, and
capable of every emotion. Espec
ially well received were his "In
vlctus," Huhn; "Chanson d'une i
Voyogense," by Branscombe; "His 1
Lullaby," Bond: and "Nentune." I
by Bingham. Mr. Mell was ably I
supported at the piano by Gene-
vlevo wortman WcCorkle.
Miss Margaret Chllders and Mrs.1
McCorklo played four duo iinm
hers at two pianos. Ensemble
work Is Interesting and makes pos
sible much variety of tone color.
and these added much to the suc
cess of the evening.
Little Miss Suzette Sir (met L
gave a touch of humor to the pro
gram In her readings. Both num
bers were mirth provoking and
were roundly upplauded.
A number of Medford people
drove to Grants Pass for tho con
cert. Mrs Williams MosK-hs
At Dinner I'urly.
In honor of .Mrs. M. A. Parks
of Sams Valley and locul and vis
iting descendants hy blood and
marriage, Mrs. Leo. B. Williams
was hostess at a dinner party
Wednesday evening nt her home
on Tieddy avenue. An excellent
dinner was served, graced by Mm.
Parks. Seated on each side of
her were six of her surviving
children, A. B. Williams. C. R.
Williams, J. H. Williams, Mrs. R.
H. Heegmiller, Mrs. H. A. Barwlck
and Mrs. R. A. Boyles. It was
the first reunion In many years
when . the guest of honor was
surrounded by so many of her
children, and the occasion was
more than of passing moment to
Mrs. Parks, In the company four
generations wero represented by
the families of two grundchildren.
After dinner bridge and pinochle
were the diversions of the eve
ning. The event was most happily
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Parks will leave In a few
few days to spend tho winter with
jp, daughtor near Los Angeles, her
advanced age, 79 yours, making
it advisuble to seek a more sa
lubrious winter clime. She ex
pects to return to this valley next
spring.
present on the dinner occasion
were Mrs. M. A. Parks, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
R, H. Seegmlller, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Boyles of Sun Francisco.
Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Wil
liams. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stall
ing and baby, of Eden. Utah,
C. R. Williams. Mrs. II. A. Barnlck
of Portland, J. 11. Williams. Mrs.
Virgil Ferron or Ogden, lTtah,
A. D. Hess. Oscar Vann, Don
Heegmiller. Kenneth Olenn of Los
Angeles. Miss Aurrey Vann, Miss
Helen Williams, Miss Marie Heeg
miller, (iloria and Hugh Williams.
Dr. and Mrs. Cnrlow were
among those attending Dr. Hall's
lecture to alumni In Ashland last
Sunday.
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Woodcraft Host
Klamath Circle
Chrysanthemum Circle No.. 84,.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, enter
tained Euwuna Circle No.. 047, of
Klamath Falls, on Monday evening
October Jifiih, . with R . 6 O'clock,
dinner, followed by a . regular
lodge session. About thirty mem
bers were present from, Euwanu.
circle,' -'',.
The banquet hall was' most
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves and berries, while In- the
lodge room the Hallowe'en decora
tions were used. Both were very
effective and beautiful. . - ,J'
At G o'clock about one hundred
members marched to the banquet
hall, led by Grand Representative
Elva Biden, and District Flag
Bearer, Ella Cummlngs, followed
hy the officers of Euwanu and
Chrysanthemum circles, then the
members.
Two members were Initiated into
the mysteries of woodcraft.
Chrysanthemum circle had the
pleasure tills evening, of having
seated within the wood, four char
ter members vof different circles;
they were Cora A. Sanderson of
Euwuna circle No. 047, Klumath
Fulls; Ulibie Lytle Blue k man of
Plutt Valley Circle, Brighton,
Colorado, 1902, Maude Ward Mont-
Montgomery of Httlsey, Oregon,
and Loretta Rlnabnrger of Wray,
Colorado. The last two are new
members of Chrysanthemum eircl'j.
Following circle a short prog
ram was given.
The first was a Hallowe'en toe
dance by Zoe Dell La nils, pupil
of Ruth Marie Luy , followed by
two vocal solos by Miss Mildred
Gregory, pupil of Margaret Hun
toon Williamson. 1st "Sometime
nt Close of Day";, 2nd, When My
Dreams Come True." .
The Thimble Club of the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft will meet Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Dorothy Scrlpter, 715 Cd
dur street.
Neighbor Elsie Canine has kind
ly consented to accept the Senior
Guardian.
The new juvenile meeting will
be announced shortly.
D. A. Us Will Detlimte
Fort Bird soy o Tomorrow.
- On Monday afternoon nt 2 o'
clock tho Crater Lake ' Chapter
Daughters of the American Revo
lution will unveil another marker,
a ceremony to which the public
Is cordially Invited. This pno
marks the site of Fort Blrdseye
built In 1855 nnd the log house
built the next year by David Blrds
eye on the present Pacific high
way just this side of the town of
Rogue River.
Tho program will be as follows:
"America", sung by all present.
Salute to the Flag, David Blrds
eye guarding the flag.
Invocation by tho Chapter chap-
lain. t i
I'nveillng of tho Marker by Mlss-j
os Winifred und Margaret
Warner.
"Honoring the Pioneers," by the
Pioneer Society of Houth-
em Oregon.
Address, by Judge Colvtg.
4 Markers as a Community Inter-1
est," Mrs. Elsie (irlmmett, !
president Rogue River
Community Club.
"Markers Along our Highways,"
Mrs. C. E. Gates.
Closing remarks, Mrs. B. G. Hard
ing, regent Crater Lake
Ijike Chapter, D. A. R.
FrcIinieiit Tuko Prlwj i
Girls' League Party !
At the Hallowe'en party, given
at the high school Friday evening
by-the Girls" league, the freshmen :
and-Tnembers ot the .faculty who
are teaching hero for tho llrst
time , were Initiated. 'A formal
inltiution was conducted by the
officers of: the league, - each .one--telling
some of the ideals and pur
poses of ths organization.' The
freshmen were given copies of the
Girls' league creed. A short infor
mal initiation was also conducted.
A very enjoyable program was
given, which Included a short Bkit
by each of the classes. The fresh
men were awarded the prize.
Their act had us Its eettlng a
cabaret, known as Coffee Anne's
Tavern, where they were celebiat
ing the 39th anniversary. La
Vonne Anderson gave a Jazz dance,
Margaret Warner played a saxo
phone solo, the four "gobs" sang
the "Dance of the Paper Dolls,"
and seven chorus girls who were
dressed in green and white gave a
dance. The patrons and patron
esses were dressed in evening at
tire, and Anna Mae Fuson, mas
ter of ceremonies wus dressed tn a
black and white suit.
For the sophomore number, an
old-fashioned country school con
ducted by Mary Edmlston, and a
number of boisterous sophomores
made up the class.
The Juniors conducted a coun
try store, with Helen Wilson us
storekeeper. . The usual number
of gossips were continually inter
fering with the love affairs of a
young couple.
"Shot at Sunrise" was tho title
of the act put on by the seniors.
A number of crippled soldiers who
had been wounded in the war were
lounging around,- a number of
whom were in a serious condition.
When It was announced that the
Armistice had been signed, . the
entire group got up and danced
around.
Miss Ruth Luy's dancing class
sang and danced the Break-away,
which was greatly enjoyed. Miss
Roberta Stearns was chairman of
the program committee.
Following the program, the re
mainder of theevening was spent
dancing, and refreshments .of cider
and doughnuts were served. Music
was furnished by the Girls;. League
orchestra.
i A large "number ot the. parents
were present and enjoyed the pro
gram and dancing. ,
Mrs. Wnt kins Honored '
At Phoenix Party.
A party was given at the home
of Mrs. Geo. Jackson of Phoenix
on Friday evening, Nov.) 1, in
honor of Mrs. Floyd' Watklns of
Medford. ( i
v The-guests present were '-Mrs.
,Gco, McCluin, Mrs. J. W. Watklns,
,Mrs. Lillie Blackwood,. Mrs, Ed
,MarshalI, Mrs.' Harvey Crowell,
Miss Edna Watklns, Miss Winnie
Schnack and Miss Elva Custer, all
of Phoenix, and Mrs. Newburn
Hodges, Mrs. Opple Stafford and
Mrs. Paul Yocom, of Medford, and
the hostesses, M rs. Roy Burleson
and Mrs. Geo. Jackson of Phoenix.
n .The evening was very enjoyably
spent playing guessing games and
visiting. Refreshments of jello
salad, sandwiches and coffee were
served.
All present expressed the opin
ion that they had spent a very
enjoyable evening.
Word has been received here of
the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.
C. Harold Cochran of Seattle. Mr.
Cochran is the son of J. H. Coch
ran of Medford and un alumnus of
tho Medford high school.
New Supervisor
of Junior High
School Music
Photo by Rhnnsle
Mim Slaiirlno 5lc'liiro
Supervisor of muslo In the Jun
ior high school, -who onme here
this year from Kurest City. Iowa,
Mtss MeClure Is :i' talented 'musi
cian and has a rich soprano voice.
She attended WinliiKide CollPse
at Wiuux City, Iowa.
Miss MeClure has born enaRd
as choir lender for the Firm
Christian Church.
Dinner nt Aslilnml
For Medford Woman
Mrs. Mary L. llathews of 132
Almond street, who has been the
house guest of Mrs. Grace E. An
drews, of Ashland, her sister-in-
law, for the past fortnight, will
return to her home early in the
week. While in Ashland, a pleas
ant dinner " with covers luid
for seven, was Bivep in her honor
by Mrs.G. 'A. Andrews, at her
home on' Mast. Main street, with
Mrs. Mary L. Mnthews, Mrs. Grace
E. 'Andrews.' Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard
Andrews and young son Alan, as
guests. Later "in the week Mrs.
Grace E. Andrews entertained for
Mrs. Mathews at a dinner with im
mediate relatives as guests, both
Andrews families .being present.
Mrs. Mathews has visited many
times in Ashland, nnd has made
many friends in that city.
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Roosevelt School Has -
Hallowe'en Frolic
The annual Hallowe'en frolic of
the Roosevelt school was attended
by a large number of parents and
friends. Booths of various kinds
decorated In keeping with Hallo
we'en afforded tho children a great
deal of fun. Over one hundred
and thirty-five dollars were mnde
which will be added to the school
fund.
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Mr. anil Mrs. .1. K. Itiisscll
KntcrtalniKl Wednesday Evening
Mr. and Mis. J. Elmo -Russell
were hosts Wednesday evening at
their home on Houth Orange street
for a number of their friends. The
rooms were decorated to carry out
the Hallowe'en spirit.
Five tables of bridge were In
play during the evening with Mrs.
W. B. Johnston. Jr., and B. Crosby
holding hlRh shores and Mrs. G.
Kershaw and K. Baugbman hold
ing the low scores.
The midnight supper, in which
the hostess was assisted by Mr
W. Johnston, also carried out the
Hallowe'en Idea.
Guests enjoying the evening
were: Mesdames: W. B. Johnston,
Jr., V. Wilson, B. Crosby, (1. Ker
shaw, II. Williamson. V. Roberts,
C. Van Scoyoc. Misses: Josephine
Koppes, Hetty Moure, Dec Schcffel
Phyllis Roberts. Messrs. C. Wort
man, W. B. Johnston, R. Payne,
D. O'Connell, G. Kershaw, K.
Boughman, L. Van Scoyoc, B.
Crosby and the host and hostess.
Misses lligdon ami Kdivurds
ICiiti-i-tuiii J-'ricnds Thursday.
The Misses Adra. Edwards nnd
Goldie Hlgdon entertained a num
ber of their friends Thursday eve
ning with a Hallowe'en party nt
the Higdon's country home.'. The
evening was jjpent playing games
and dancing.
The guests included: the Misses
Virginia Dunlada, Mary Kate Wll-tei-R,
Dorothy Jane Walters, Zo
Dell I.antis, Nell Green, .Huby
Stone, Barbara Wahl, Margaret
Warner. Catherine Stearns, Jean
Whillock, Doloris llnlliriiok. Clem
entina Smilh, Anna Mac Kuson,
Carol liodgo, Sibyl Jean Voun;;.
Kthyl Chord, Edith Craig, Dea'.i
Hlgdon, and the hostesses.
Messrs. George Tlennelt, Lloyd
Hammock. Clyde Fiehtner, Cloyd
Smith, George Harrington, Bill
Knips, Ted Stone, Bud Simmon
son, Roy Washam, Maurice Put
ney, Max Guiley, Max Carter,
Tommy Fuson, Roger Hedley, Ar
thur Iverson, and Tlngley Cham-pie.
Cloyd Smith Guest
Surprise Party.
Mrs. Sidney Smith entertained
24 young folks Inst evening at a
surprise party in honor of her son
Cloyd. Refreshments of pumpkin
pie, doughnuts und. cider.
Those- present included: The
Misses Helen Wood, Goldie. Hlg
don, Deah Higdon, Adra Edwards,
ZoDell Ijantis, Ruby Stone. Bar
bara - AVahl, Margaret . Warner
Clementina Smith, Dolores ; Hol
brook, Anna Mao Fuson and. Sibyl
.lean Young; the Messrs. Cloyd
Smith, George . Bennett Bobby
Prentice, Ted Stone, .Curtis, Barnes,
Bud' . SimmonHon, Marvin, t.,Case
Murice Putney, Max Carter,. Clyde
Fiehtner, Conway Latham and Da
vid Lowry.
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Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. Andres left
for Portland Saturday where Mr.
Andres will attend a buyer's con
vention of all tho Montgomery
Ward sales managers east of the
Cascades. Mr. Andres Is local
manager of the Montgomery Ward
store.
Chester Hubbard tn
Attend Chlc-ago Meet
Word has been received by Mr.
nnd Mrs.. A.' C, Hubbard, at this
city of the appointment of Hhoil-'
son Chester, president ot tho
Sigma Nu fraternity, Oregon "Statu'
college, to attend ' the national
convention to be held In Chicago
in December. . Chester will leave
December 20, nnd return January.
10. He will visit In Winnipeg and
Toronto, Canada; . Duluthi Mem-"
phis, New Orleans,' and Los-An-',
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