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Newspaper Page Text-MRDFOBn MATL TRIBONR, BEDFORD;! OREGON- SUNDAYrMY 4.10. FOUfl The Week's Society Happenings i WEEKLY CALENDAR 4 Monday The Past Matrons club ot this year will entertain with a ono o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Mcdford today, follow- ed by cards and pool at the Masonic hall. Meeting of the T. W. C. A. board of directors will bo held at the club house, City council of the Par- ent Teachers association will hold regular meeting at tho Junior high school at 3:15 p. m. Tho nominating com- mittco will be appointed. 4. Tuesday Women's Missionary Socle- ty of tho First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. K. O. Osborne. South Oakdale. First Christian church nils- slonary society will holrt its regular monthly meeting at tho homo of Mrs. Everett Ends, 23 North Orange. .j, Wednesday Meeting of members of tho Talisman Temple, No. 4 this evening. Mrs. J. Verne Shangle will bo hostess to Leo's wives at a covered dish luncheon. js. nf tho Wednesday Prlscllla Circle of tho First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Nelllo Hccley, 621 Pcnn- sylvania avenue. J. rm, vHn.wlr.rtlft rThlrnlllo club will bo entertained nt the homo or Mrs. Edith .1. Tt..lr Thursday Ladles' Aid Society of tho Lutheran church meets at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the church parlors. Pythian card party at Knights of Pythlos hall to- night. Public Is Invited. Merit clrclo of tho Pros- byterlan church will meet this afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Morrltt, 24 Itoss Court. ' , 7 Mrs. Leo Mlksche will bo hostess to the Building Bridge club at 2 o'eflock. . , Tho English L u t Ji e r a n Ladlos will hold their regu- lar meeting In tho ' church parlors at 2 p. m. v 4, Friday 1 The Junior high Parent- d. TaM,nru nSSOClatlon Will not j. ,r.t today. Meeting has boon postponed to May , IS. j. m, TOlia r. Hubbs tent of Daughters of Union Veterans will meet In armory.' : s v Pocahontas dance at tho J. nn.ltnn hull tonight. ' ' Mrs, slogan ilvra Dinner Mrs. M. N. Hogan was hostess at a dinner party nt her homo on Siskiyou Heights Wednesday evening given In honor ot Mrs. Edith Loomls and daughters, Mrs. Bruco Burns and Miss Adolo Loomls, who are guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. O. Thayer. lor graJudtioa- 1 1 H ssg?- 0 cr ELCINS 15 to I6S0 Quality Jewelry Fir Miss McClench Will Speak Before State Convention of Clubs By Carvel Rcniucs O Miss Marlon H. McWnch, na tional president of Business and Professional Women's clubs, will give a lecture for these clubs In Medford during tho convention, May 10, 17 and IS. Miss (McClonch Is a gjaduuto of Smith college. She couliMi&v eas ily entered the insurance business In Massachusetts, for her father. William II. MuCIench, was presi dent of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance company. But she was not satisfied with this easy way so sho wont to tho Detroit offices of the company where sho was comparatively unknown. Miss Mc Clench has always been deeply In terested in clftis for women. Mrs. Dagg is Guest at Bridge Luncheon Mrs. R. W. Clancy entertained with a brldgo luncheon at her home, Medford Heights, yesterday afternoon.' honoring her daugiiter, Mrs. H. JI. Dagg of Seattle. Sev eral hours wero spent at the brldgo tables, prizes being won by Mrs. William P. Ulllmoro and MIbs Gert rude Butler. Mrs. Dagg, who Is accompanied by her young son and daughter, Robert and Venlse, plans to spend another week in this city with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Clancy, be fore returning to hor home In Seattle. Card Parly To Bo Thursday Fvcnt Tho Pythian card pally will bo hold Thursday evening, May 8 in tho Knights of Pythias hall. Mrs. J. W. Nixon, Mrs. C. J. Wolfo and Miss Mnxlne Hochne will bo hos tesses for tho occasion. Flvo hun dred and pinochle will bo the di versions of tho evening, followed by serving of refreshments. The publlo Is Invited. Allonfl Club Members Guest at Bolger Homo Mrs. Everett Jlrayton and Mrs. W. H. Bolger wero hostesses at tho hitter's home Thursday eve ning to members of the Allons club. Tulips, iris and splrea wero arrangod In bouquets about tho room for tho occasion. Follow ing several hours of bridge, with throe tables In piny, first prize for high seoro was awarded Mrs. U. J. Htillman and second wont to Mrs. Wm. Leo Brlcker. Mrs.' Lnmm nostras - Mrs. A. H. Lamm entertained with a luncheon at tho Town and Country shop Friday of tho past wook In compllmont to Mrs. Chus, P. Witter, popular guest from Berkeley, Col., who Is sponding sevoral weeks with her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hill. ELGIN Moments that count should be marked by gifts that count. There is no Finer way of saying congratulations than with an Elgin. An accurate, dependable timepiece that will tick your best wishes for a lifetime. r iZ5-n Hie ftirl andimn will pprrcutt tbia iqul ii9utned Lsdr EIrJo. Aa teenntt drpend bit timcpicc tli ( will bt t tiitinji rrmiodcr of thff sivtvj's good judement This Fljpn tjld aurrlr rl lh mort ptnicvlar itniiJuai. 1 4 jewei Lltn mnrtmcni Jo popultr ibap ni with iukuh wcm( bftnd to ouuk pAfta IntelHnt Service National l&ader I i 1 1 t : k. I Miss Marlon MeClfnc-h, l.-Ulonnl president of the fcri(-ntloii of Business and lh-orcsstonlll Wo men's clubs, who will ho truest of tho Meilforil mid UrnntH I'ass clubs during the stllto convention l ho held In this city May 10, 17 nud IX. Spring Ddhce, Guild Hall Colorful Event A fostlVo affair of tho past week was the spring dance given "Wed nesday evening in tho Ht. Mark's Guild Hall by the St. Ann's Altar society. The new Impetus social events have experienced during the second week of the after Kaster season was evidenced in the spirit of this party. Colorful bouquets of spring flowers wero arranged about the hall, converting It Into an artific ial garden. Mustc for tho danc ing was furnished by the high school Melody Makers and for those persons not dancing, card playing was arranged on the plat form by Mrs. Melaino Herbert and Mrs. W. H. Fisher, chuirmen of tho card committee. Decorations and other details of the ovent wore completed by the general committee composed of Mrs, Leo Gut-lock, Mrs.' J. W. Young and Mrs. M. Gerdos, who also acted as hostesses. Miss Kellehor and Mrs. Garrett served at tho punch bowl. Gnt dun to Nurses Kutcrtu Inert Friday Mrs. J. Leo Hhaughnessy and Miss Adeline Uurchardl entertain ed members of tho Gruduute Nurses' association at the form er's home, 607 King strcot,- Fri day afternoon. A brief business seKslon was hold, with Mrs. W. R JSolgor, pres ident, presiding. Following this a very interesting talk was given by Mrs. Thomas Harry on "Thfi, .Developments 01 Nursing in the United States." Delicious refreshments were served by tho hostess. Tito following graduato nurses wero present: Mend limes Holger, Raymond FiHh, I. 10. OHborne, W. C. Ashpolo, Clarke, Thomas Har ry, Humphreys, Thompson, Frees, .lanson, 1 lempbilt, R. A. Smith, Kent, Hhatighnessy, and Misses Hazel Swayno, Carmen Dorothy, Thelma Kent, May Johnson, Marie Miller, Agnes Haugherty, Augusta Glover, and Adeline Huehardl. Khtfi'luiii Willi Dancing Party Miss Janet Till I ami Miss Luclla Corn entertained a group of their high school friends with a danc ing party at Miss Corn's homo on Kouto 2, Friday evening. Those present were: Misses Mary, Frances and Hertha Arn splger, I-eila Van Dot-murk, Geral dino Fox, Ltieile Lit troll, Flor ence Newman, Madco Ktinzman, and hostess. Messrs: Faul Turn er, Melvin Anderson, Nelson Flor e.V. V;uloll Tolle, Herlo Thorn ton, Hudd Gall and Ait bur Cook-, Omls Knjoyod :-w At llotlrlok Homo WWjjP Mrs. K. H. lledrick entertained a group of friends with a brldgo party at her homo Wednesday eve ning. Thero wero two tables In play and first prlxo for holding lh seoro was awarded Airs. C, D. Thompson and second given to Mrs. Wilson "Walt. Mrs. lledrick was also hostess at a theatro party for eight during the past week. Surprlo Pnrty For Mr. Sollnky About thirty friends of Mr. K. C. Hollnsky called at the iSollnsky homo on Queen Ann last Satur day evening to help him celebrate his birthday. The guests came unannounced and dressed In cos tumes which nindo them almobt uurecogiilKtthln. Several hirs were spent around tho brldgo tables after My. nnd Mrs. Hollnsky bad been dressed In 1 ens t u m es w h leh v led with t hose 1 of the guests In strange stylos, j I'rines wero awarded Mrs. Karl Day, Mrs. F. G. Thayer. Dr, R. W. fleeter, Dr. Goldsberry and Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hogan. Mayor i A. W, Pipes was also awarded a ; prise for tlio best costume. 1 ( loco's Wives To Tfr ! Mwt With Mrs, Mmnulo ; Mrs. J. Verne Hhangle will bo : hostess to members of Ia'o's Wives Hi a covered dish luncheon to be j given at her homo on Wednesday, May 7 at 12:3 p. m. o Mrs. Don Newbury Entertains With 0 Bridge Luncheon q i A delightful event of the past week was the b rid go luncheon given at her home on Hmklyou Heights by MrH. Don Newbury on Friday afternoon. The rooms wore cray with bouquets of tulips, spireOand columbine for tho oc caHlon. Kollowlnff the luncheon the pueHts enjoyed a short tour through the garden after which in-iri tm tnlilfiH Thera wirn frunV tables In play. Prize for hlph score was award ed Mrs. Glen Jackson, second high went to Mrs. W. 8. Bolger and Mrs. Glenn Hmith was given con solation prize. t-t Auxiliary Members Visit Local Society Bouquets of rhododendrons about the rooms, yellow candles und blue glassware on the table, created a colorful scene for the Monday night meeting of the Wo men's Auxiliary of the Medford Post, American Legion held in tho club room at tho armory. Visitors from Crescent City and Ashland met with the local group. Mrs. Gordon McCracken of tho latter city being chief Bpeaker of the evening. Mrs. 13. Winn of Crescent City, well known con tralto, sang several solos. Other visitors from the Crescent City auxiliary wero Mrs. Leo Ward, Mrs. Frank Sims, Mrs. Ed Potter, Mrs. M. Williamson, secretary, and Mrs. F. Hoffman, president. Mrs. N. C. Chanoy, department president, presided over tho meet ing In the absence of Mrs, Wm. Lee Bi-ickor. Initiation composed a part of tho program and Mrs. A. H. Ban well and Mrs. Boothby wero taken through the ceremony. Following tho business session and program refreshments wero served by tho committee headed by Mrs. Edward Leach. Will Make Homo Hero Local social circles are welcom ing the addition to this city of Mr. and Mm. Ernest Lee Barnes, who recently arrived from Port land to make, their home here. Mrs. Barnes was tho inspiration of much entertulning in Portland beforo coming to Medford to join her husband, , who has entered business horo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hornall of Arbuckle, Cal., enroute homo from Victoria, B. C, stopped (to see their former pastor, Rovorend James 10, Condor, Thursday. ' l' Arc I 1 'JEWELERS MEDFORD, Bopular Tenor 1- V ' ' Mvrlnlld Tollrfson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. 1'. Tollrfson, Is a popular y &u hr t o n o r, having plared second In tlio stato liiffli M'liool music nt-st conducted last week-end at Forest ii-ovc. Mr. Tolbfson also iip)carel on tlio (JIiks club proifruiu at tho sen ior IiIkU school Wednesday eve nlncr. Shower Given For Local Bride-to-Be The Misses Maurlno Carroll, Carmen llitson and Hilda Dundy wero hostesses at a delightful party and shower given Thursday evening, May 1 at the home of Airs. K. C. Jerome honoring Miss Jessie McNiven, whose marriage to Mr. Earl Johnstono of Mariposa. Cal., will bo a social event of early summer. Tho eighteen guests spent tho evening making linen towels and holders for the bride-to-be. As refreshments were being served tho door bell rang and Miss Mc Niven was called to receive a beautiful May basket In pastel col orings filled with gifts. Attends .Tuiilor Week Knd Festivities Miss Marian VanScoyoc Is among members of tho local younger 'sot spending the week end at the University of Oregon, Kugene. Miss VanScoyoc motor ed to that city Friday with Mrs. B. IT. Bryant, who Is a guest at the J.. U Reed and Dr. W. E. Ruehanan homes. Uropliy's DiaiiKuids bluo-white Diamonds Ask About Our Pipiiificd Credit Plan ORE. Shepards Sail From San Francisco for Buenos Aires Soon Mrs. W. M. Phoparu and cnn- i dren will leavo Medford next Sat urday for San Francisco, from which city thoy will sail for Buenos Aires May 25th, to Join Mr. Hhep ard who has been located there since last summor. Mr. Shepard Is associated with tho Electric Bond nnd Share com pany In South America and the family will make their future homo in Buonos Aires. They will be greatly missed in social circles of Medford. Former Residents Feted Upon Return Many affairs of the past week have been given In compliment to .Mrs. Edith Joomis and daughters, Mrs. Bruce Burns and Miss Adele Loomls, who are guests In this city of Dr. ond'Mrs. F. G. Thayer, Mis. Burns, who lives In Holly wood, plans to return to her home today. Mrs. Loomls and Miss Loomls, who reside In Long Beach, will remain In Medford for an other week and several, events are being planned In their honor for tho next few days. Mrs. Loomis and daughters formerly lived In Medford and are always welcomed back to this city. Mrs. Motfatt Hostess. Mrs. Frlincls Moffutt was hos tess to the 1:30 luncheon and business meeting of tho Wenonah club Thursday afternoon at hor home on West 9th street. After the luncheon which was composed principally of desserts. President Sndlo Nlchol called the meeting to order. It was voted to piece a quilt to raise funds for entertaining tho California members in June. The next meeting. In tho form ot a card party, will be held at the home of Blanche Itinabarger on Vancouver uvenue May 15. M Mrs. Osbomo To Ho Hostess Tho Women's Foreign Mission ary society of tho First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. E. O. Osborne, 613 South Oakdale, Tues day, Alay Hth. Social committee, Mrs. Wheldon, Mrs. Conklin, Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. O. C. Boggs will be tho leader. General Invitation Is extended to all. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hayes return ed tho early part . of the week from Seattle, where they spent several days visiting their daugh ter, Mary, student at the univer sity of Wnshlngton, mJ, h I lp Toui.nlit she will have j I n r the dinner will be deli I 1 1 ''s woman who d II work . . . just sa 1 1 . Jive o'clock in tl VI The Electric Uangc I I 1 Iu"(lt'1'11 "liracle II who does her own co I L 1 I t once. Were she t I IS noon standing over f 1 ohtain no more jierf ptOLA slie does by simply I T which regulate the I i'ig heat of this mag 1 niomont, the cookint ' 1 ... at the proper 1 1 o Us as simple as tl 0 -J heat assures K l'orl'ect flavor al- IF Call on yonr dealer If tod THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANT Yoor Edited By Eva Nealon G Comedy Star -a ; J Photo by Shangle Mis. Fletcher Fish, who will iippcar In the role or -Mrs. Humi stead I-clgli in tho clever eomdev l he presented Tuesday and cd resday r this week by the St .Mark's Guild. Bridge Luncheon at Blue Flower Lodge Numerous affairs have been given this week in compliment to Mrs. Chas P. Witter nnd Mrs. Wm. N. Gilmorc, who are guests from California of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.-L. Hill. Mrs. Ernest Smith. Mrs. Itcese Braley ' and Mrs. Searle Spencer were hostesses nt a bridge luncheon given for thorn at Blue Flower lodge Tues day. Tables wore beautifully dec orated In Iris of many varieties and candles, which blended with their rich colorings. Covers wero laid for 24. Bridge was the diversion ot tho afternoon nnd first and second prizes for high score were award ed Mrs. Glenn Smltn ana Airs, C. Boggs. O. Complete Visit Hero Mrs. D. M. Reedy and children and Mrs. M. Matthews of Spokane, who were the inspiration for sev eral delightful social events, while house guests of Mrs. C. B. McMath of this, city, left the first of the week for their home. and f him demonstrate lor you this clean, carefree way ot cooking . . . show you the very lato models, and explain his easy p a y nvvui t plan. O Partners MM v In Progress' feVlf IS Boost Jackson County-Use More Mesd&nes Shangle, Kershaw, Hostesses at Saturday Party -tf I A lovely event of tho week M j the parly given tt.t evening ! Mrs. J. Verno Shangle and ji Gordon Kershaw nt tho home 0 ' the former on Dakota avenue. Th( t rooms wero attractively decorated ' with spring flowers and candlm f There wero three tables of bridge I In play. ;g Guests were Mrs. Don Newburj j Mrs. Blanche Canode, MIhh Kleani or Curry, Miss Fritzio Schneider, Miss Ora Cox, Miss Alotha Graj f Mrs. Pearl Turner, Mrs. Laura k West. Miss Emily Webher, T Ora Tucker, Mrs. Flora Chllden, i Mrs. Margaret Russell, MIks 4J)jlh , Llndt. Mrs. Maud Harris and Mb, I Lucille Abbott. i Local Past Matrons Luncheon Hostesses i Tho Tast Matrons club Realties chapter No. 66 will enter. tain the Past Matrons club ol f Alpha chapter, Ashland, at a on, f o'clock luncheon at Hotel Medfonl I ' Monday afternoon. Following th( luncheon the guests will adjourn f to the Masonic club rooms for sev. eral hours of bridge and pool.. "., I All visiting past matrons ol Medford are Invited to tho lunch, j con. p Mrs. Xorrls " s Honored nt Luncheon. Mrs. iOr Rinabarger enter talned a number of friends wlih C a bridge luncheon Wednesday. afternoon In honor of Mrs. Clyde ; Norris of Washington. I Baskets ot flowers gave evl- dence of the spring season. The 'f table was lovely with pink can- 5 dies and pink and yellow flowen. ' Covers wero placed for Jits. '.; Clyde Norris, Mrs. Sadie Nlchol, -: Mis. Hulda Thurman. Mrs. Fi. . delis Piatt, Mrs. Nellie Purdia, j Mrs. Blanche Rlnabarger. Mn ! Harriet Watson and the hostess. ; , The afternoon of bridge was an ! enjoyable one, with Fidelia Piatt . holding high score and Sadie Nlchol low. 1 i Garden Club T i Knjoys Address Members of tho Medford Gar- den club and friends wero enter- talned at the Thursday night y- meeting at Hotel Medford by Sir. r Ben Bones of Grants l'ass, who gave a talk on bulb growing. Cul. r ture of gladiolus, tulips and irfl . plants received most of Mr. Bones' IT. TKn..l. n.l.l. hi.- ' a display of tulips, 'gardens rrom nis owo Two Places ! at Once ... i modern miracle ;ues(s for dinner. And cious. Yet here she is : oes all her own house- untering out of a theatre at ; ic afternoon. actually accoinplisl'i j . it enables the woman ing to be in two places : sjjcnd the entire at'tei hot stove, she coulil t cooking results tban etttng the ltftle dial )kiug speed and cook range. At the-proper 'iirrent turns itself on moment it cuts itself off- and the steady, uni- 0 iryroducts 1 11 m- 1 i.