BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREOOy, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER H, 1929.
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Continued from Pago Five)
Wedn'day Study
Club of Medford
Quests Ashland
On Moniluy, Oct. 28th. the Wed
nesday Stutiy club of Mruford was
ontcrtalncd at luncheon ut the
Ijithia hotel by the Auhlund Study
club.
The beautiful dining room of
the Llthla hotel permits on artistic
and uniiHuul 1 table arrangement.
Ked- boriies, autumn lenves, bright
candles and colorful place cardti
made of the tables a gorgeous pic
ture. After . luncheon each Ashland
hostess escorted her Medford guests
to the ball room where the re
mainder of the afternoon was
spent.
Airs. J.' A. Churchill, the presi
dent of the Ashland club, presided
at the entertaining session that
followed. .Mrs. H.' C. Galey with
few words but deft and telling
descriptions gave current events,
national happenings and here and
there a vivid close-up of some
prominent personality.
Mrs. Victor Mills reviewed the
unusual book, "The Romance of
an .Art Career" by Chase. With
true artistic insight she brought
out for her hearers, the author's
more' technical explanations, and
with ,'Ftympathotio appreciation told
of some of his prominent sitters,
and his humorous experiences
both in America and in the. war
zone.
Mrs. Arthur Coggins reviewed
the book, "Great Poems of the
English Language." Her personal
knowledge of the author of this
authology and her, understanding
of poetry mudo easy for her this
difficult review.' Mrs. Coggins also,
read most beautifully several short
poems from this work. . , ,
Mrs. Grey, the president of the
Wednesday Study club, voiced the
appreciation of the entire mem
bership when she said that each
year that we have enjoyed the gra
cious hospitality of the Ashland
Study club' has seemed the best,
but this year in which wo were
acoepted into the inner circle of
hgh-yeul aojkiWcfQfil has been
the best. "
The Wednesday Study club will
meet in regular session on Wed
nesday, Nov. Gth with Mrs. Coch
ran, Mrs. Janes and Mrs. Harding
on the program.
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St. Mark's Guild
Jjunt'licoii Held J'Yldny
The members of St. Mark's Guild
enjoyed a luncheon on Friday, No
vember 1st, at St. Marks Parish
house. About thirty members were
present.
After tho luncheon a beneficial
business meeting followed.
Next Friday, November 8th, the
officers will entertain with a card
party, to which the public in in
vited. On Friday, November 15th, there
will be held an all-day meeting, at
which time the members will meet
at 10 a. m. In the Parish hall and
sew for a bazaar to be held De
cember 7th. At that time there
win also be gevine a card party.
. Mrs. Dan Selble of Portland is
vxtsiting her sister. Mrs. John
Vincent at Jacksonville.
Junior High Students
: G Hosts nt Hmertaliimciit
Mrs. Walter Cormnny and Mrs.
H. W, Snyder entertained a num
ber' of tho Junior high students
Thursday evening at a Hallowe'en
party. Dancing and games were
the diversion of the evening. Re
freshments were served by Miss
, lively n Snyder.
Guests were the M Isses Luetic
Curtis, Flonnie Hollars, Wilda Van
Winkle. Elizabeth Hollars, Fern
Hoffman, Antoinette oler,Anna
Mcssino, Jewell Valentine, Krllne
Murphy, and Constance Cormany; i
Messrs. Tommy Estes. Keith Estes,
Granville Grittfron, Walter Young, j
Vic Sanders, Claude Van Sandt,
Arthur Peterson, Junior Robinson, '
Donald Turpln, Joyce Smith and
Earl Snyder, i -
Mrs. Klrkputrlrk lliwtcs.H
Hallowe'en Party.
Tho employes of the traffic ile-i
. partment of the Pacific Telephone
4 & X'pKrph company enjoyed a I
Hallowe'en party at the home of
i Mrs. W. KIrkpatrick Thursday j
; evening. Miss Renee Jewett as-
hIs tod" tho hostess. Hallowe'en
games and bridge were the diver-
slon for the evening. In tho bridge
j game Miss Myrtle Otterdale held,
I high score and Miss My Heath
? low.
I Guests included Mesdamcs Leon
! nrd, Newland, KIrkpatrick, llannis-1
k tor, Barnes; the Misses Heath,,
s Glenn, Grove. Jewett, Goff, Inch,!
: Mahan, Hillings, Anderson and Ot
terdale. Mrs. Volney Dixon of Seattle Is
a houno guest of Mr, and Mrs. Wil
son Walto of Vancouver avenue,
i Mrs. Dixon is a sister, of Mr.
Walte.
Will Kmlde
In Oregon City. 1
Mrs. Iols Russell Moore, who
has been employed for some time
nt :the Jerque Inno Millinery
shop, will go to Oregon City Fri
day (O" Join her huslmnd. Traffic;
Officer Moore who wan formerly
stationed In Medford. Miss 8ophla;
Klalaon will accompany Mrs.
Moor1 nrtd expert to mnke her
linmp In Oregon City during the
winter.
I District Convention
To Attract Legionnaires
! A largo number of local Legion ;
and Auxiliary members are plan
ning to attend the district conven
tion of the American Legion
i which is to take place at Ashland
Monday. Legionnaires and their
wives from all parts of District
No. 4 are expected to be present to
take part In the business session
which will occupy the most of the
afternoon. In tho evening a joint
banquet of legion men and women
will be held at the Klks club. Sev.
eral state department officials
from Portland are expected to be
among those present, both after
noon and evening. -.'.,-
The regular meeting of tho
board of directors of the Y. W. C.
A. will lie held in tho club rooms
Monday evening, November 4th.
All members are urged to, be
present.
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Regular Meeting of
Garden Club Thursday'
Tho Medford Garden club will
meet at Hotel, Medford Thursday
evening at 7:4ft.
There will be Important busi
ness matters to discuss and a full
attendance is desired by the presi
dent. Mrs. Carl Swigert.
Also. November llith, the Gar
den club members are urged to
attend the afternoon session of the
Horticultural society at the Elks
temple.
The flower seeds on the library
grounds are ripening and flower
lovers are invited to come and get
them, being careful not to do any
damage.
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Mrs. George "Y Rugg, who has
been the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Harold Grey, left for her
home in PeTTdleton Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Grey and children accom
panied her as far as Roseburg-.
TiCglmi Hallowe'en Party
Successful Event,
Ono of the largest dance crowds
of the year attended the Legion
Hallowe'en party at the Oriental
Gardens Thursday evening. A
program of special features and
popular danco music made a hit
with the local dance fans who are
already looking forward to the
next Legion affair in pleasant an
ticipation. The "speed dance" con
gest proved a success and will prob-J
aoiy dc repeated at some luture
date. Much credft for the sun
cess of tho affair is due to tho
efficient committee in charge of
Henry Fluhrer, chairman.
This was the second of a
series of holiday dances sponsored
by; the local Legion post, the next
one being slated for Armistice day,
November 11th.
Mrs. Mollie Muna, of Hood River
Is staying with her mother, Mrs.
Horn of Jacksonville, who is very
111.
Vllkl Radio Recital .'.
Will Ho Broadcast Soon.
Music lovers of the valley will
be pleased to hear of another at
tractive radio recital by the Rosa
Blackmore Wllelt studio In the
near future, Mrs. Wlllet has been
training her pupils for the event
and is preparing a splendid pro
gram from the great master com
posers. Included in the group of
students to he presented will be
several new juvenile artists who
will make their debut over the'
local radio station for the first
time. 'The Wlllet recital will be
given through the courtesy of .the
California Oregon Power company.
Weddings
Mrs. Fredericks Assumes
Charge Beauty Shop
Mrs. . Iva Frederick ot Grants
Pass, arrived here tha cud of L"t
week to take possession of the
Medford Beauty shop which she
recently, purchased from Mis.
Mabel Poague.
The beauty shop will bo closed
I for Improvements and interior doc
! orating Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday will bo the opening
t day, and Kuests will be presented
i with attractive favors.
Mrs. Fredericks, who is well
; known In Medford, formerly own-
ed and operated the Medford
I Heauty shop from 1018 to 1525.
! For the past two weeks Mrs. Fred
ericks attended the Paramount
Beauty college at Los Angeles,
completing a short post graduate
course.
DuiU'jToiininiilst Wedding
Is Made Known. .,..',,,.,,
After keeping the matter his
odn "Private Affair" for the last
two ntonths, Horace "Hod" Dunn
youngest son of Senator and Mrs.
Geo. 13. Dunn, ex-football star of
tho Ashland high school, Tuesday
aftornoon announced his mar
riage to Miss Audrey Tournquist
of Medford. The ceremony took
place August 28 of this year nt
K la mat h Fa 1 1 s, w 1th . W a r r e n
Doremus of , Ashland ns witness.
Tho. young couple havo not yet
announced their plans for the
future. Their many friends are
extending to them best- wishes.
Ashland Tidings.
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California Couple
Wed Tuesday
. Gilbert W. Griffin and Margaret
L. Scott were united in. marirage
Tuesday evening by Rev. Carman
E. Mell at the parsonage. The
couple were from California, and
engaged in the motion picture busi
ness. M I ss Scott is an actress,
and Mr. Griffin is interested in the
talkie industry. They are In
Southern Oregon temporarily do
ing special Work. Followms the
ceremony they" left for a short trip.
Uolicit lloyd Host
Thursday Evening
Robert Boyd entertained u num
ber of his friends Wednesday even
ing with a party at his home on
King's highway. The evening was
spent playing games, after which
refreshments were served.
The guests included: The Misses
Maxine Robison, Margaret Robl
son, Louise lilrod, Geraldine House
Mabel Smith.- Dorothea Wilson,
Dorothy Lee. -Jean Hamilton, Mary
Kimble, and Ailene Latham;
Messrs. Joe Pierce, Rordet Kin
dred, Warner Kimble, Harold
Williainsi Melvin Bursie, Verdun
Boncock, Dean Peiper,- Bill Wal
den and the host. '
-Mrs. Spilvcr Hostess ,
For Liiiirlicoi. ,
Mrs. H. F. Spllver entertained at
luncheon on Friday honoring Mrs,
W. F. Tumy, .president of the
Women's association of tho Pres
bytertmv church and eaeh chair
man of the dlfferenTcircIes of the
organization including Mrs. Jap
Andrews, Mrs. F. H. Johnsou.
Mrs. A. J. Han by, Mrs. MerrUt,
Mrs. Haggerty, Mrs. G- Oliver, and
Mrs. E. Porter. ,
Plans were completed for the
Christmas bazaar which will be
held on December Cth and 7th.
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Women's College Club
Will Meet Saturday.
Tho Rogue- River Valley Col
lege Women's club will meet on
Saturday. November 9th, with Mrs.
George Nellson, 430 North tiart
lett. Mrs. Victor Mills will review
"The Romance of An Art Career,'
by Chase, and Mrs. Hugh Mltchel
more will have charge of the music.
Royal Neighbors and' AVoodmcu
'Enjoy Hallowe'en Carnival,
The annuul Hallowe'en carnival
of the Royal Neighbors and Mod
ern Woodmen wos held a the W.
O. W. hull last Thursday night. A
good crowd was present despite the
many social events of the evening.'
It waa a very Jolly affair. t
Next Thursday evening will be,
the regular business meeting of the
RoynK Xetghl ors, with Initiation.
Mrs, ljcnch Honored
In for i tail Reception.
A pleasant .reception was held
at the home of Drs. Carlow Thurs
day evening, honoring Mrs. F. R.
Leach of Bremerton, Washington,
forlnerly of. Medford. Hallow
e'en . decorations were In ovldence.
The reception was sponsored by
the Gleaner class of tho First
Baptist Sunday school and other
former neighbors and friends were
invited.
About fifty were present for the
happy occasion. Refreshments of
paradise pudding and wafers were
served during tho evening. Mrs.
E. M. Wilson, tbe new president
of the class, who was also an hon
or guest, came lato, she was de
tained at home on account of tho
condition of her mother, Mrs.
Harvey . of, Ashland, who was in
an auto accident last week. 1
MUs English Hostess
For Pluner Party
.Miss Virginia English entertain
ed a group of friends at dinner
Thursday evening in celebration of
Hallowe'en, The table was artistic-ally
arranged with orange and
black, centered with a bowl of
marigolds and chrysanthemums. -
Dancing and games were en
Joyed. Miss Alma Edler and Miss
Esther Alexander were awarded
the prizes In the contests.
Covers were placed for: Misses
Barbara Field, Alma Edler. Lois
Nfchols, ' Helen Evanson, Margery
Paley, Gwendolyn Krous, Hazel
Moffet, Esther Alexander. Joan
DeLosh and Virginia English.
Past Xoblc Grand Club
Enjoy Hallowe'en Forty
The Past Noble Grand club of
the Rebekah lodge held their
opening meeting of tho fall season
at tho home of Mrs. Ella Rogers
on Friday evening.
. Hallowe'en gauges and contests
formed the diversion of the eve
ning. Refreshments were served
by th social committee.
Plans ware completed for a ba
zaar which the lodge will give on
Saturday November 10. Place
will be announced later.
1 The next' 'regular meeting will
bo held at tho home of Mrs. Elsie
Millard on Thursday evening, Nov
ember 14.
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Delphian Club To
Meet Thursday Morning.
On Thursday morning, the Del
phian club will meet at the Y. W.
C, A. .rooms on North Bartlett.
The year bonks havo arrived
and topics for discussion will be
given out Monday morning,
-' Those books are filled with
good material and the Delphian
ladies look forward to an intense
ly interesting year's work.
Birthday Club
Entertained at Lunch.
The Birthday club was enter
tained Friday at luncheon by Mrs.
J. D. Shaffer, at her country home.
Tho guests included Mrs. Joseph
Lester, Mrs. M. L. Dally, Mrs. r'.
A. Whlllock, Mrs. A. J. Anderson,
Mrs. Raymond Crawford and M.'s.
J. G. Hlbbard.
, H. F. Piatt and K. C.iGaddls
enjoyed a trip via tho Redwoods
highway to Crescent City and Sac
ramento, Calif., where they spent
the week-end visiting Mr. Piatt's
son Homer, who Is attending Jun
ior college In Sacramento.
Coiiniy Council P.-T. A.
Hold Annuul Meeting.
Tile annual lull mooting of the
Javksun County council of Par-j
eius and Teachers was held in the
local high school building y ester-.
day. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. Nor-'
ma lleoder, of Ashland, who gave
u short address, welcoming tho :
delegates. Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry, !
secretary 'read the minutes and t
called on ihe presidents of tho
cUvles throughout the- county for J
reports. Tho circles were weil 1
represented, delegates being pres
ent from all parts of the county, j
A delicious luncheon was serv-1
ed at noon by Mrs. Carl Fichtnor
and her committee. Miss Eliza
beth Burr spoke during tho hour,
and several girts from tho High'
School Glee club sang. "The Sweet
Little Girl and the Quaint Squee
gee," and tho high school "Vic
tory Song," accompanied on the
piano by Miss Genevieve Brown.
The afternoon program In
charge of Mrs. Russell Somen in
cluded a solo by Mrs. C. 11. Paske.
a piano solo "March Grotesque"
by Binding by Marion Moore, and
a Hallowe'en skit by a number of
tho junior high, school girls un
der the direction of Miss Delilla
Whisenant.
Mrs, Carl Fichtnor, president
of the Medford City council and
Mrs. Heath of Ashland gave In
terest ng reports, of the state con
vention at Grants Pass. Much
credit Is due Mrs. Flcbtner and
Mrs.t Semon and their committee
for the success of tho meeting.
Informal Musical' ,
At Pat I on Home j
An informal musical will be
given on Friday evening. Novum- j
Iter X ut the lovely new home of'
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Pattou on
Capital Hill by iho East Hide 1
Circle of the Women's association t
of the Presbyterian church for the
purpose of Increasing the building:
fu nd.
Two popular artists who are
favorites with local music lovers,
will be featured including Janus
Stevens, popular baritone soloist,
and II. Flyer Anderson, noted pi
anist. Air. Anderson is a new
resident of this city but' has al
ready won prominence, having ap
peared in a number of musical
affairs given this season.
The following committees will
have charge of tho evening's en
tertainment; Mrs, F, II. Johnson,
chairman of the circle; .Mrs. Ham
ilton Patton, Mrs. U. E. MeElhoso
and Mrs. B. Dodge, program com
mittee; Mrs. L. Clrlcii, charge "of
the tickets; Miss Helen ltullis,
Mrs. Pythian and' Mrs. (). p.. Mor
row, refreshments; Svn. Wm. Hull
has charge of the ushers. Anyone
wishing tickets, phone Mrs. F. Ji.
Johnson as early In the week as
possible as there Is a limited num
ber. Mrs. Crews UoMcss
Harvest Tea."
Tall baskets of autumn flowers
and bowls of fruit surrounded
with tinted leaves of various
shades formed the setting for one
of the leading social events of tbe
week when Mrs. John Crews en
tertained with a "harvest tea"' on
Wednesday between the. hours of
three ami six o'clock at her home
on the Pacific highway.
An Interesting progium consist
ing of current events and book
reviews was enjoyed. . Mrs. A. .!.
1 lan by reviewed the new book.
"Adois," written by Lanier Hart
lett and assisted by bis wife Vir
ginia Stivers Hart lett. They are
personal friends of Mrs. Hanby'j.
Mrs., 1 r KU.yo it, pleasing
review on .'Al Is Quiet .on the
Western Front," by Christophor
Morley.
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Medford Exchange. 211 W. Main St.
Mi's. Lemiiioii KiKoi'liUns
Honoring; DnitKlUrr.
For tho pleusuro of her daUHh- 1
tor Barbara. Mrs. C. C. Lrfnnnion
entertained with a dinner party at
her homo on North Oakilalo avo- :
mie, Thursday evening. Table dec- '
orations were in the Hallowe'en i
colors of orange and lilaek and j
games followed the dinner. .
Guests invited were: Constanec
Moore, Helen Thompson, Jean Por- !
lor, Jane Sollnsky, Joan Culy, Mary j
Lou Mann, lJarlmra Holt. AmyJ
Klliott, Nancy Day, Huth Herron,
Emily Tyrec and Josephine llullis.
Billy Walker Honored
At Birthday Party
Billy Wulkor was guest of honor
at a dinner dance given on Wed
nesday evening,; In honor of his 1
birthday by Bob Emmons at Ills
homo on Siskiyou Heights. Danc
ing las the diversion of the eve
ning. High School Girls Form
Sunday School Class
Mrs. John C. Mann was liosteHS
Friday evening tit a luncheon to
a group of high school girls who
nre organizing a Sunday school
class uudor the direction of Mts.
Godfrey of tho St. Murk's Sunday
school.
Among those present wore Bob
ette Woodcock, Jean Fabrlck, Jean
Swigart, Blllie llaminott, Clara
Mary Kuson, Anna Mue Fuson,
ll.ucllle Murray, Dorothy Ootild ami
'Billy Corlcss.-
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!i Mrs. John Crews was IiohIoj-h
to tho -Dixie club at her homo
Saturday afternoon.
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