PIQE FOUR
MEPKOftl) ATATL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, i OREO OX. SUNDAY, DECEMBER. 1, 3929.
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The Week's Society Mapperimgs
Edited By
Irene DeLosh
;.. .MONDAY
ltuUlit of iIIivimoih of V, W.
0. Aijiiwu. In flub looma ut
SiSU . in, :
Vnel Matron I'luli of
II f n m f j Clwililcr lioliln t'o
ombov I u n li i o n nt Motel
Mt'ilfonl ill I i. in.
; OrMrr Ijike (liillU will
inrol Momliiy cvtMitnK HI llio
homo uf Mm. V, J. Covoihuiih',
7 1-uiri'l Klroot.
l'.-T. A. city foiincll moi't
Iiik at .lnitt"r IiIkIi.
Tl'I'SD.W
omnii'n Missionary muli'ty
of ('lu-ltttlun rhinvh iiioctj In
iwroitlonnl hull of church.
Iirorcdctl try luiu-hcon nt
1:M0. ,
IIiisIiiokii nioi'llnii Soul h
Mi'llioilLit chmvh Missionary
norloty.
Monilily niwtlim Women's
HMorlntlon of tlii' I'lvsliyio.
r!iivrhinvh nt 3:30 p. m.
Woman' FoivUn Mlsston-
nry sooloty of Mr-thoUst KpU-
eoiml chmvh meets wljh Mr.
n. A. Koimwk In tno niter
noon. WK.IIXKSll.W
History rluli of Amorlcnn
Ik-sIoh will hold Its onsmiiiut
llon llieellnK with Mrs. 1. U.
Wlllson, 4S Park, this oveii
liiii. YuVMhty s t t y I u
meets Wednesday. Oecemher
4th, to utility Jiinnn,
Koweim Ottvlo moots with
Ml. Schrcoenirost, SOS North
Riverside. At 5 i. ni.
Kasiern Star non-anlllalco:
4
ioinhor will entertain
Kooiiiok chanter. Wednesday.
IVoombcr 4th. with erd-
party.
TIIIKSIVW
Harden du w"l nw'
Thurmtay writing at the Ho-
to! Medford, at T:J.
lluslnosx ami Professional
Women' club luncheon, ll-
tel Holland. Thursday, Do.
comber 5, at 12 o'clock.
Alpha. t-lantrr lvihln
rluli meet nt rulille Uhrary
l S:Jrt a, m. "
NTl'HHY
-"Tltte rttth-mreis with Sin.
Geo. H. ranoile e.t I.SO 1. in.,
at her home on Crown awmic.
INT. Ann's AlUir NnHoly
( Has I'lsiflliililo IliiMiiir.
j St. Ann's Allitr society niel III
iviuilur Hossioll Tuesday afternoon
iwitli I'lvslilont Mis: lirown. In iln
1 rlnijf.
Tlio Trvnauro Chest chairman.
! Mra. llel'des, reported the net le.
t'ooliits ami all liisittes.H people ainl
:niiions were Klveu a vote ir
llitillkH lor their eooperutloii hi
1 1 lil- worthy muse.
The. illuner ami haiNiar was a
4 i real slteees. Tile ladies appreciate
j especially the nslstanco of (Iiom!
mil uieiiilierM of lite oluireh. A
sllin of approximately $l.puio was
added to the tiulldlni: fluid.
Popular Choice
Greater Med ford
Club President
' hum. Prior to her iimi-ringo to
Mr. I M-uiy, ilu was onuiiKcd In
8ttIlomrnt wprk in (ho city of Chl-
CilKO.
Vhwirtinv Will Ktjr
1 IacaI tiUrUns looking for
xvrd to Tur1y rveninit, LVocui
Vwr Jk when thr Women of Uotry
will emertin tbcw t dinner nt
Ontm hU berinnms t x ;S
'clovk.
AHhouirh the exact nature of the.
jim to he Rix-en- J urine the
ovrnine has not tern divuljred.
iikuch clue have Iteen tK-kM up
I ure one 1ht it w ill he olevcr,
Mrv- John IVrl Is ohirmn of tho
rntTtinment eommhtee,
The pirnOse of the dinner rty
t elve the memhen f Kotnry
n'nl thru wf-e n optortnlty to
hevonie letier nctiunlnttnt with
other. Mr., louis H. Hum
jihrya. ' reiMent f Women of
Rotary, nald yesteniny tht Hot Mi
nn tny hrinit ituewt If they notify
her M JSJ hefoit) Monday morning
t 10 o'clock.
rioAnt lny Spout With
Mr. nuil Mrs. Iaxi Yimiiue
Mr. nnd Mrs. I -co Younc enlrr- 1
tnined lit their home on Stewart a
nvenuo with a dinner on Thanks-
KlvltiR, followed hy n very leA?int
afternoon nnd evening with muste,
Unnolnir nnd volutin,
A ldiNimnt iart of the nRrnn
was the imiio hy Mr, Weti on the
vtoliiu Mrs. Hnd nl the rdnno nd
HoMril iViwid, drums.
, A NifrtrrU hMnchn va xerved
In the ex-eninp.
The snin were; Charles Younp,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hem Coitad of
Moll wwhI, t'allfornla. Mr. and
Min, P. K. Itnnd and two children,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter tlehhart and
three children, Mr. nnd Mr. Kher
T. Weel. Mr. and Mrs, Oeo. H,
Young. Mi and Mrs, K. W. i;rh
hardl. Xlr. and Mrs, C. A. Picket;
the Miwe lla i;x-ans, MarMio..
ViehhartU, Ifca and l.rla Young.
MsroM teUhar1t, UonaiM tVaad.
Allen tlehhardt and Chailrs and
Uvhcrt Yung. ,
kv - e treo srtiut
t.titvs lonat NkaieiN 1
W hile the nun shines in Med
tr4. m twany miles away the
U thick enouch fr exllenv kat
ing. and a numher of hx-al ?nlr
haw inoiorrd to the ummtt of
the Sreen Springs mountains wih
i the vm wrek to en.Hy the
SliM-l. The largr rewroir. where
the ico Is nlenty deep (or te
skatmg, U htoaled M txvo mi!t
to the oft of the wimmit,
Anyone InterOHe.) In oMainc
information ahoui skating at this
nrti-rulr iUee should oe
Clarence ratmer at Hrephy jtw
ery Mr as Xtr, Palmar has c-en
ducted wrai skating evirshns
from Mfdre.i-d, Including one on
Thank moving day. 1 a4 Sund.xy
IMr. an4 Mrs, Palmer. Paul teier,
AMhur ltttntan, Mr, Mnd Mr?.
llinM. and Joi-r-h Pfclmr-r wy-pp
amenc. theHcal eeple who skated
iheee.
KalheHne SiangV MwoVtj.
1 Ulxr HeMl Noo
Mra. Kathfrln slang s dancing
m4tn will give a rtsNtat in the
hoar fat ur foe her ha))et students.
The hall mem ttwdenia hav hoea
a HeasvNl that thry have hoea
taking their fitrttds. As It is Im
tMwriloal to teach too many, tw
eW Is heSng foraned and during
le hoUda? a )rint dancing rrly
iTl he Kivr for these vtvaenta.
X Mr. ana Mra, V. J. Hampton
icomiMntea hy their family. Ms
MildreA. Rarfcara and ChuDe, mo
lred to Orescent City arty Thr- ;
4ay morning and spent the da anJ
ltiighl as fnaest at the home f
Mr. Vkunfkaon a r areata, Mr. an 4 j
Mrs. R. U nagapMa- 4
Mrs, Y nn he KntcrinliUHl
ItulldliiK Uridyl t lull
Mrs. J. W, Young euirruilncd
the nuMubors of tho ItiiiMini:
Ihidge chili Krtdjty nitern.mn tit
her plc(s4ui( homo on South U:ik
dule. I'lve games of hndiie w ere
ployed nftcr which uniuue refresh
ments wort served hy the hnsies.
Mrs. K, O, Hunch ami Mrs. . l'
Harlley wero Kots, The next
mreting will he with Mrs. ,1. 1..
Shautihnessy, Kin street,
Kulortulti Homiiii Chapter
With tlml Party WtMlmIay
,oii-arflliate-vt members of the
Order of Kastorn Stnr will enter
tain Itcamos chapter and Iheir
friends with a c.ird party at the
Masonic halt Wednesday, ivecm
her 4th at S p. m. Until bridge
and f00 will le played and re
frrshmonls served.
Uisorvatlons for tahlcs may he
had hy phoning either MKs Anna
Ivtwcilvr. St;-ll or Mrs. !, A
MaHtu, 4SS-1- The committee in
charge promise a most vnjoxablc
time.
Vrmor Modfonl Pph
SmhhI last WAii llcv
Mrs. . A. tianlner and d.uih
tor ttornldine, of Kugeue, won
MelfoiM visitors during the wevk,
spending Thanksgiving with Mr-,
tlnrdncr's hither, SanUonl Ku h
ard.son, nt iVntral Point and at
tending the Shoaivr cMicMi at the
Presbyterian chimii Wtday night.
Miss iiardner, a former MediVrd
girl, is n senior in music.
Invitations have been issued ftr
A one o'clock luncheon and br.dj.-o
Pny at the homo of Min, H. 11.
Prentice on Monday afternoon, IV
cemhor . Mrs, lUrrington will
he joint-hostess with Mrs, Pren-
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;itis League Iitvo
Pellglitrul Thaiikhlnu Ton
The second of a serte.H of after-n-inii
te;is. bcltiK trlvou by the i
Cii'ls Leamie. was hehl TueHday f
i f' ii' tin i in fn I hi tlmmtut in Kf ion on '
rniim.i nf tin hl;:h sclionl. ' The!
I rooms were nrtlsUcntly decorated,
i carrying out a TljanlisKivhig dav
motif, with the table1 decorate;!
with a "horn uf plenty.'
The tea was spnnsorcd by 111-
i Junior tliris. and the work of mak-
! iim arranuement-s. decorating tjie !
Thanksgiving
Dinner Parties
In Medford
Mi
ll u d M r.s. Kra n k 1 VSou 2:1
' The Misswg Allco Ilolmbeck mid ; Mr. ami Mrs. Frank SuHinKel
lleulah t'tore. both students ut the! of Talent onterUuned nt their
' rnlverslty of -Oregon, returned to I home on Thunkab'ivinK day. Tho
Medford To spend Thanksgivintr at i guewta were: Mr. and Mrs. Con
: tho K. K. Uore-home. Oiher uuesir I levoro and son; Mr. nnd Mrs.
1 who were Iniertuined ' bytho Ooret Herbert Guenther nnd daughter:
family Thursday we 10 Professor
' WUkle:'CdjlUnM )f .tl iUniversity
; of Oregon, Mi. Ueoro Andrews,
I George ldwafd Andrews, Mr.
George Gardner and daughter MlVfe
datighler l!ivon. Mr. and Mrs. J.
li. Marshall. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. It.
Marshall, Jr., and daughter Kosj
tniiry. t lie host nnd hostess.
rooms, and issuing the decorations 1 1 no Hamilton ration home was
win done by committees chosen I the scene of a gay three-family
wee m.M, ui mnniT . m,.h. 0ew). ( EuBene und Mpa
giving evening to Mr. and Mrs. II. ! Slewarl
K. DcSoviza, parents of Mr. Frank I , ' ' 4
DeSouzu; Mrs. Stella Anderson nnd! CHffiu (Yotk Sc;ioo!
Seem of lXtmer Purty
More than J0(t students, faculty
membcra, parents, nlumoi and
special guests attended the Thank3-
frnm tlie Junior class. Tho ob
ject f these teas is to bring the
parents, students nnd faculty mem
bers together on a ."acini plane.
dinner party Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs.- Robert 11. Browne nnd fam
ily , Kev, and Mrn, Claudo Portr
and f.imlly. enjoying Uie. hospital -
pontile were, Ity of t lie Pultons'.
A ppioximatcly 1 "0
Those who served were Winifred ne wf thf dinner Par-
Warner. Flora MeMath. Geraldine j tU s enjoyed in Medford homes on
Irfthom And Melva Parrott. .-Thursday was given by Mr.
The committees in charge were: ! m Mrs- WilIU m Warner.
Imitations. Kuril.. Unvrv. chair- j Their guests Included Mr. and
man, Helen Possler. I rem Hrc- Mr- Klo-vt1 J- Cook (f I.Gand;
wald. Mildred Walker. Winifred I NV- M. Colvlg. Arthur Perry.
Ijiw, Melon KU-e. Gone Whillock. 1 Hoscnbautn nnd tho
lrfona Oaugherty; tea. Harriet
Misses
MKS.
Photo hv roaslcv
AI.I.FX U. UKlitV
Mrs. Alien It. Ihury, who, i:
spite of hi?r comparatively short
re-iidence ti Medford. having come
here .1 Itule over a year ago with
Mr. Ih'ut ' fi om liirminghain,
Mich . w as selected in fiept ember
as the popular choice to head the
Groaier Medford club, is one of
Modford's most enthusiastic boost-'
or.
nier v lew od csteil,,y, she based
her tfai;h in this city partially on
the i)mo( miraculous strides Med
fonl has made during the ps.-t 16
oars. wiien she was last n resi
dent hero. At that time, she re
mained in the valley hut two years,
living 011 their orchard proper" y
near the city, an interest w hich
they siill retain.
The Prurys left here for Illin
ois, v hero they remained, for
time. Then they lived in Pctroit
and later moved to Uirmingham.
In the latter city, she was active
ly encaged In dub work, and de
void considerable of her time to
t'i Community (louse of Pirminr-
( 'ampbell. chairman. Puth Cle
ment. Purhara Fulton, ltuih Mln
ear. Porothy Slead. Margsret Chil
dors. Perntee Chapman, Mary Kate
Wallers. Wild Hewitt. Bessie
Mcsino: p r o g r a m s. Clementina
Smith, elmirman. Flora MeMath,
Helen Wilson. Josephine Anderson.
Helen Wittnms. Lucille Murry;
table and decorations. Melva Pur-
ltobcrta and Jeannette Gore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanson en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Sehwerm of Creswell.
Mr. nnd lira. Hugo Guenther; Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Wilson: Mrs.
John Woirf und Mr. J. J. Wolff.
The afternoon was spent in
. . 1 ..!.... nr., I ullnhlnn linrOP.
shoe., and a fin time wan enjoyed f "r. Mn, H P. Bosw orth and Mr.
home of Mrs. Druton's mothaj'.
Mrs. H. A. Guile, at Granta Paoa
Thursday.
Mwl Tord Pcoplo Speml .
Thanksivliii; la Klumalli 1'uIIm '
Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Myora and
Mr. and Mrs. X. Pierco spent
Thanksgiving nnd the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Myers' daugh-
lij- all.
giving dinner at the Griffin Creek
school Wednesday night, ' Some of
those present were students nt
Griffin crok more than 30 years
ago.
Members, of the Community club
served a delicious dinner, places
being laid ut several long, decorat
ed tn bles. M rs. So saniio Horn ea
Carter, county school superintend
ent, gave an interesting talk which
Was followed by other program
features. Mr. Judy acted as toast
master during the evening.
The Hotel Medford "was
scene of a number of dinner par
tics Thursday, the' fpllowing being
some of tho hast a and hostesses:
I Mr. and Mrs. John Peter, Mrs.
Iimm, Mr. nnd Mrs. James K.
Kdminston, Mrs. K. U. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Purch, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. Ii. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.
C. I. Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Hill, Mrs. Maude Holmes and
Mr. and Mrs. John Orth.
Little Miss June Bosworth, sc
the I guest here, returned home with her
grandparents.
Klks Pa noe
Wednesday Night
The Klks annual ' Thanksgiving
party, held In the temple Wednes
day night, was well attended, and
enjoyed by nil. Wilson Waite's or
chestra furnished the music for I
hollowing the football game Ujthis function, njid special features
Ashland Thursday Mr. and Mir.. Were Intersyered throughout the
C. T. Steward entertained at din-1 evening.
ner for Or. F. Durno anJ .Mr", j - v 1
Ourno. of Grants Pass, orid Dr. Mr. and Mrs. K. ?C. Moty: were
Puriio's mother of Kugene.; ! among tho " Medford - people w ho
gave joy to two other families, be-
rett. cha.rmau. Winlfivd W amor.
Paibara Orury. lonNn Leerette. A private Thanksgiving dinner' M thoir own haonv cirele on
Geraldine lthoiv. Helen Woo!. 5 party at the hotel Medford. wsl Thanksgiving when they served a
JtHin Woodford: reception, Doris ! one for w hich Mrs. T. J. Amspoker turkey dmner at 7 o'clock at their
Pundy, ehairman. Irene Carlen. i was hostess. Her guests were her:nome of west Tenth street.
Per: ha Savior. Pert ha Crane, Clara -son and daughter-in-law. Mr.'and; t " ;'
Mary Kuon.' Mary Xorris. Mar-j Mrs. Walter P. Amspoker an l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farlow and
jorie Kedwed. children. G o r t r u d e Joan and j daughter Beth of Lake Creek. Mrs.
i Hubby e Suzanne, of Kugene, Ore., i Dodge, John II.. and the Anion
TbankgUing Pmy !amj jolin cHriP, The Amspokvr j Tyrrell family of Medford were
At SuuiiysHle llotri i family returned to Kugene Sat- entertained at the J. H. Tyrrell
Arnonc the many virties enjoy- , lirdav. I home Thanksgiving "day. A lovely
' rotting of umber colors added
Mr. and Mrs. Soon Davis enter-! lnocr to the occasion,
tatned a.s their Thanksgiving dki-J .
ner guests nt the Hotel Medford,: Mr. and Mrs. K. J.-Muir of Grif
Mr. and Mi- J. A. Perry-and son i fin Creek were dinner guests of
Al. -MrsM. D. Wells. 41 S King struct.
Ing Thanksgiving dinner nt the
Sunnyside hotel. Kaglc Point, la-st
Thuiday was one (insisting of the
following: K. 1. Hay. Mr. nnd Mrs.
F. J. Wilmot. Mr. and Mi's. 1-ee
Smith. Dr. nd Mrs. 1 . 11 . G o ve
and stt if Kdward. Yelma TroxelK
Lottie Armstrong nnd Charles Ray.
The Alpha Chapter of the Delph
ian club will meet at :S a. m
Thursday, at the public library
Mr. and Mrs.
E. Bruton &f
Mrs. Seni les Spencer
Delightful Host
Mrs. Henries Scncer pleasantly
entertained Mesdames B. James
Trowbridge Jr.. Justin Smith, Val
Wilson, Itobert Xorris. Flavins
West, Donald Grey, L. P. Wilcox;
Glen L. Smith, James, Lively and
Miss Josephine Koppes, at tea re
cently at her home on South New-
thi's city Were dinner guests at the town.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe FVlgcl had n-s j . t a
their guests Thanksgiving Mr. and- Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Marsh had
Mrs. George Parker .of Grants) for their guests Mr. and Mrs. J.
Pass, nnd Miss Gertrude Parker ofiCrafton and son Sykes, of Kose
tVs rity.' ! bun-.
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Assured of Its
. Quality
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ADRIENNE'S
Distinctive and lidividual Apparel
Pre-Holiday
SALE
ALL COATS
less lrj
Sport Models
Trimmed Avith Raccoon,
Badger, Wolf or Fox Col
lars and Cuffs. Popular;
shades of Brown and Tan.
Imported Rug Coats
These coats have beautiful
fur collars and two-tone
borders.
Dress Coats
All black with fur trim;
snuff brown, tan and navy
blue" models.
j
50 HATS
ami velvet hats. Some of these
formerly as high as $18.95. . ,f
$Q95
GLOVES,
r Duoskin, w
$1.95
One assortment of Duoskin, washable gluves, in
either tan ur i;ray.
VELVET DRESSES
less lo
All our beautiful velvet dresses in blues,
browns, blacks or printed.
Wc wrap your gift packages in attractive box
es, and seal them with Adrienne's individual
holidav seal.
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Personality Portrait from You
The Ideal Christmas Gift
SHANGLE STUDIOS
318 Medford Bid phone 1308
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