Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 22, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE '1 The Week's Society Happenings Edited By Irene DeLosh MEDFORD MAIL TftTBTjyE, MEDFOR'D. OI?K(iONT. SfXPAY, PKCKM UVM 22, 15)29. THE wrnpping uud mailing of ChriHtnuiH packages ha oc cupied iho thought of the no dal elect ihene duyn to the ex clusion of parties and nil hut thf mont Informal of affairs, such an an occasional table of bridge However, there is always a lull before a great wave and It bt al ready being whispered about that a large number of parties will mark the holiday reason, espe cially nmonif the "younger Het." Arhong the young college folk 'from up and down the coast who are 'arriving home to spend the holidays are: Miss Muriel Albert, instructor of science at Chimucum. Wash., daughter of Mr. and Mr. Frank O. Albert and their won Marvin Albert of University of Washington;' Homer lJlatt of the Junior College of Sacramento, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hat Piatt; Miss Emily Brown, senior of .Willam ette l'nlvernity, daughter of Mr, and. Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown; Lawrence Coleman of Oregon Slate college, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coleman. Also Harry and fleorge Eldon of Central Point, who are attending t. S. C; Miss Pauline Roberts of Oregon State college, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. Roberts. Also Rill Purtlin of O. S. C. Misses Frances and Harriet ' Sparrow, daughters of Mrs. A. Sparrow, and Miss Roxanna Ruhl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruhl, who are nil attending Kath ovine Bronson school nt Ross. )T:iilf. Louise Conner of Dominican college at San Rafael, Calif da lighter of M r. and M rs. ( uy Conner. Mary Ijoo and Dorothy Roberts, of Custelleja school for girls at Palo Alto, dnughters of Attorney and Mrs. George Roberts. Also Miss Betty Bardwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bardwell who is attending .Marlborough school In Ios Angeles. Miss Mnry Hayes, daughter of Dr.' and Mrs. James C. Hayes, and Miss" Catherine Applegate, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Apple gate; both of Pnlverslty of Wash ington. , ' ' Misses Ethel and Carol Dazey, daughters of Mr. and. Mrs. Iv. I. Dazey who are attending Notre Danto nt San Jose. Corning Hanly Jr, son of Mr. mid Mrs. Corning Hanly of Thatcher school nt OJnr, Calif. 'Also Farwell Kenly and John Weflls, son of Mr. and Mrs.. J. C. Weill, and Carlton - Preston, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Preston, who nr. all attending Tamalpals school nt Han Rafael. Students from QregonSta.tpfl.ol. v lego include Orvlllo Loctelle, Fred I MacDonnld, the Misses Mary. Mar tha - and Kuthorinc Sweeney, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swfcnfy; MIkh Elizabeth Svigar. I I ! w SELECTED FROM OUR STORE ARE THE KIND YOU'LL BE PROUD TO GIVE YOUR FRIENDS, OR MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. i "You can rush in here tomorrow and find exactly what will suit Her, Him, or the Home, and so settle all your Gift Problems." Packages Attractively Wrapped By Us Free of Charge. Fay E. Diamond JEWELER Medford, Oregon L Lteiter Hostesses at Christmas Dance . : , : 1 ! ii j rnoto ny hhnnele Mary Ix Itobcrls Misses Mary Lee and Dorothy younger set, who are home to spend dancing party on Thursday, ut the Crown Hill. They are students at Castllleja school for girls. . . Mary Lee and Dorothy will also the holidays Miss Christine llcnrv P.urlingame. Calif. A number of planned for their pleasure. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swigart; Stanley Boggs. Mlssi Fredericka B r o m m e r, Pauline Roberts, Alice Roberts, Barton McMnth, Lee Greenleaf, John Green. Harold DeVoe. Ralph Bail ey, Bill Purdin, Moore Hamilton of Central Point; Forest PHckett. Cecil Clements and Kaiherlne Fa brick. Those home from University of Oregon: , Misses Anita and Kdna Mohr, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Kmil Mohr; Al Stoehr, Bill Row firman, Clifton Garnett, Rncie Moore, Jasper Reynolds, Jnck nnd Bernie Hughes, Bill Morgan, "Dot" Clements, Cecil Cobs. Myrnn Bush, Dorothy Knds, Moody Archer nnd Miss Betty Smear. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carpenter Ixnvo "For New York This Week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Carpenter will leavo Wednesday evening for New York. They will be joined .tCre liyflMand Mrs. Alteed Car., pen ter. who., are spending Christ mas In Pasadena nnd the pnrty will salt on January 8th to spend I the winter in Spain, northern ' Africa and along the Riviera. If You Give Us A Chance, . , -We Will Save You Money, ", Whether You Buy from Us or Not Christmas When you buy Jewelery, Silverware, Clocks, or other gift articles from us you have the satisfaction of knowing they are new and will last for years. jwuciKry tt iuwvr Photo liv Sbaugle. Dorothy Rohcrl.s Roberts, popular members of tho the holidays, will entertain at a attractive new Roberts home on school of Palo Alto, a private . entertnln as house guests during and Miss Mara Moore, both of interesting affairs have been Iion ClirisliiMK Ball Kvrnt or Iho Week. The leading social event of the Christinas holidays will be the an nual Legion Christmas ball to be staged at the beautiful ball-room of the Oriental Gardens Wednes day night, December . 2 '.h. This is one of the series of holiday dances sponsored by Med ford Post No. 15 during the. fall season, of 1029 and from all Indications ft will be one of the best affairs of the entire yeai By "special ar rangement Jack Bowing nnd his versative dance-band has been se cured to provide the latest Jn mod ern dance music ,un" ftmusemcnt which will be hailed with delight by local music lovers, peeial holi day stunts and features will be much it) evidence during the eve ning ahd an attractive Yuletlde stage setting will ndd to the en joyment of the evening. Judging from the n mount of interest dis played throughout the valley there will be av record attendance from near nnd far. Horace Bromley Is general chairman of the Legion dance cimmlttee for tho 1029 sea son and Klmer Wilson Is official chnlrmnn of the Christmas dnncc. r -v rices Gifts . New Bridge Club , U Orgunlmt I A twwly organized Bridge club entertained their hushnnds Tuesday1 evening with a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mis. Ralph' Jcnning. The house was uttnuvj lively decorated in accordant . : : with Chris; mas. The most attractive feature of i the evening was the beautiful table Christmas tree yiirrouiideil by gif. : for each kupm. After the usual number of games were played delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Mi. i L. Peiiniiigion and Ralph Jen- nintrs held high scores. Those enjoying the affair were: ! Mr. and AfVs. Ernest Scott, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Stone, Miss Jose phine Koppes, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D:t i limine, Mr. and Mrs. L. Penning ton, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders, ! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. William V I rich left ' this morning for Phoenix, Arixojvi. t where they will spend the win i ter. Will Fntcilalii House iiuests The Misses Dorothy and Mary Lee Roberts will eniertain as house guests during the holidays '.Miss Christine Henry and Miss jMmii .Moore of Burllugame. Calif. 1 They will arrive the last of the ! week. .Mary Lee and Dorothy are plan filing a New Year's 'dancing party i in honor of their guests which will , lie given nt the home of their- par--j ents. Attorney und'-Mrsr Oeui'iee ! Roberts. Make This the Happiest it Little things that form part of every list! For the man: belt buckles, knife-and-chain sets, - rings, scarf pins, cuff links, cigar and cigarette holders and cases, ash-trays; billfolds. For the woman: vanity cases, manicure sets, bracelets, boudoir clocks. No end to the list of inexpensive gifts and all of that extra quali ty one naturally expects from our store. ff'JLi l 111 BQ.a 'J For men who smoke and men who don't dozens of real gifts! Cigar and cigarette eaises and holders, ash trays, pocket light ersfor the smoker. And for any man, smoker or not a set of cuff links, studs, belt buckle, fountain pen, watch chain, scarf pin, ring or even a Gruen pocket or wrist watch, for the man who counts mostl r ' P.HOl'HV "S"' mime on n uift box renlly menus somctliiiii:. Take mlvHiitiiitv of our Kxteuil ed Piiyment f 'lit it which eniibles you to pay in easy iustnlliiiciitH. Valley SilMHd Children Present Chrtiotiuas Cantata Among the Interesting events of the holiday season for the "little folks." was the Christmas cantata, presented by the children of the Valley sehool on Friday morning ot tin school, lor the plensn.-c of (heir mothers and invited friends. The progtT.m was under the direction of Mrs. Isabel Mosber. Instruct or of the .school, and Tom Sw.'in, , Those participating in this af fair were: Patricia Farrell, Harris Janes Jr.. Rillle Salade. Susan Vil;.s. Mckey Johnson. Granger Kenly. Wheldon Riddle Jr.. Phoebe Dean, Polly Scherer, Bobbie Tuttlc, Rurdette Dodge Jr., Shelby Tutlle, Billy Vawter. Jeanne Salade, Pnt.y Thompson, J immy Feasb-y, Sprn cer Wei lis. Alicia Bub). Anne Scherer, Nancy Clark ami Nanev Day. Di. and Mrs. Adams Hosts For Dinner Parly Dr. and Mrs. W. It. Adams en tertained with u dinner party on Saturday evening at their coun try home. The table was attrac tive with pi.siel shades of swet-t peas. Four tables of bridge were in play during the evening. Honors were shared by Mr. It. Slceler and Dr. Sleeter. Covers were placed for: Dr. and Mrs. Paske, Dr. and Mrs. Shock ley. Dr. and Mis. C C. Goldsberry. Dr. nnd Mrs. It. W. Sleeter. Judge and Mrs. TouVelle, Mr. and Mr. J. ):. Andrews, Mayor and Mr?. A. W. Pipes, and Mr, and Mrs. J O. T.ove. of Central Point. Christmas with GIFTS OF JEWELRY ' I Dinner Party At Ridicrts Home 1 I A dinner party was given on j , Tuesday evening at the home ol'j Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roberts it i ! Phoenix, in honor of the hlrthdny ' of their daughter, l.ula Roberts.' ' The guests were Misses l.oiti?! ! Watkins and Elva Ca.stei, and Mr j Roy Cofftnan. The room and; table were very attractlv.ely decor-! ated In red and green, in keeping with the holiday season. The eve-j i ning was very enjoyable spent by j"11' Caddis Family fo Spend j Holidays in ('iillforiiia i Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Gaildis and 1 1 family are leaving soon for Sacra- ! ! meiito, where they will spend; ! Christmas with Mrs. Caddis' sister, I Mis. II. I. Howard and family. I ! They will also visit in San Fran- ' eisco before returning. : Thimble Club Members , ! Entertain for Children j .Members of the Thimble club or; 'hrysanlhentum Circle No, Jtf 4, ; Neighbors of Woodcraft entertain- i ed the children- at n Christmas ; party on last Wednesday evening, , at i he homo of Dorothy Scrlpter I on Cedar street. 1 There was u short. program, j then Santa claus arrived with gifts for all. A delightful evening was ' enjoyed. ! The next regular meeting of Chrysanthemum circle will be (January 1 3th. Members plense. note the change in dates. The meeting, which was to have been held Monday evening. Dec. 23, is postponed on account of Christmas being so near. Open Monday and Tuesday Evenings ll will lie ii pleasure for im lo lii'lp yon uIioonp nppmpi'iiilu mid prm.'tieiil (ril'ls for every member of I lie i'iiinily . You'll find 1 1t ii t. our stock will sit-r-Kest the solutions to your prolill'ins mid our prices will meet your pocket liook. SILVERWARE In Beautiful Mirror Tray Holmes Si Edwards Community Gorham $34.75 JEWELERS MEDFORD, ORE. Talent Camp Fire (ilrU Plan Cheer for "Mnii-inV The Crater Lake t 'amp Fire Girls gave a very interesting enter tainment to a large audience at t he school auditorium Friday night. The beautiful Christmas story, "The Other Wise Man," by Van Dyke, was presented to the audi ence in colored slides. The read- ( iug of the story was given by Miss; Mcl.arnin. This entertainment is one of the series to be given by the Camp Fire (Jirls of Talent. As this was a free entertainment Iho girls sold popcorn balls and candy to pay expenses. During the month of December the t'nmp Fire Girls of Talent have been very busy. Christmas wreaths popcorn and candy were sold, tin foil gathered and flowers potted lor the "shut -Ins " 'hristmas cheer. ' The plants will be distributed the day before Christmas. As this is flower year for Camp Fire Girls this will make n cheerf ut ending for the year's work of l!H",t for the ( 'rater Lake Camp Fire Girls of Talent. Mrs. W. F. Campbell Delphian Group Leader The Delphian g'Up of which Mrs. John Crews is leader, met at the home of Mrs. W. A. Grant, f37 West Tenth, with Mrs. W. F. Campbell as the leader for the month and a very enjoyable fcrm inspiring ntndy time is reported. Miss Kllseaheth Wnlson left lam evening to spend (he holidays In Portland visiting relatives. of Them All! The Christmas that brings- a Gruen Watch is a day that lasts t for years! Why not make her Christmas truly worth while, with one of these exquisite wrist lets? Small, dainty, modish in design, elegant in engraving these watches are among the Gruen Guild's finest achieve ments. ' . Wrist Watches for Ladies $9.75 up j Wrist Watches for Men $7.50 I A diamond! It will never wear out. It is in style today. It will be in style a hundred years from today. Here's a gift thut will keep the memory of this Christmas fresh in mind for all the years to come! Our selec tion includes stones of utmost purity, in all the newer mount ings. Every diamond we sell represents the highest . value obtainable at the price. 7, Ml. NnrrW Piny Will Ik- Bmadcast. Wo.rd has been ( received f from Holhw'ood that a ('hrlstidas piny written by-Miss Helen Norria will j be broad t-ast over station KXX at 7 -in Monday evening. Decern I be I'itrd- Mrs. George . Fuwcott. j well known in tlieatriiQl -circles j in California, taking the lead. Nes I ter Aber, of movie lame taking i the child's part of Joe, Howard Truesdell, noted actor, playing the part of Sctii Stinson! This piny I under the title of "Frankincense a ml Myrra," was presented Insi Christmas season over several j coast stations but has been redant ed lo mi I the requirements of the Hollywood station. This will be ' direced by Georgia Flfleld. j Miss Norris received word this 1 past week that the National broad casting company will broadcast , one of her newest plays, "Tlti . Story of Christmas." this nftce : noon. The time was not nnnnur. i red. This play will ttiso h pre ; sentcd over K M I'D Tuesday eve ' ning, Christmas eve. through th courtesy of the California Oregon i power company. , This comes as welcome news to the many admirers of Miss Norris' radio plays which are not only j popular throughout t lie Rogue i river valley but nil over the United Stales, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Clancy will i have fK house guests during th3 holidays their daughter and fum I lly, M and Mrs. Harold Dagg, nnd two grandchildren. Dcnlsu and I Robert. up n g ! ijVrrBfl rv-n i;