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PXGE FOUR
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ' OREfl ON", SUNDAY, JUXE 8, 1930.
The Week's Society Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
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WEEIU.Y CALENDAR, j
Monday 1
Chrysanthemum circle of
Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet this evening.
Piano recital pupils of Miss
M Imogen Wallace at fit.
Mark's hall at 8:00 o'clock. O
Golf tournament at Ash-
land for bankers' wives this
morning. Dinner dance at
Hotel Medford for bankers
and wives here attending the
convention. .
. Tuesday
Golf tournament at the
Medford course and drive
through the valley for bank-
era' wives.
Women's Home Missionary
society of tha First M. B.
church meets with Mrs. N.
Coneer.
St. Ann's Altar society reg-
4 ular business meeting this
afternoon.
Thursday
Parish dance In St. Mark's
Hall. All friends welcome.
Friday
Eta D. Hublw tent, Daugh-
terB of Veterans will meet
this evening at tho armory
at 8 o'clock. '
Saturday
The College Women's club
will be entertained at tho
home of Mrs. Porter Neff.
This will be the last meet-
ine of the year.
Author Honor Guest
Many Social Affairs
During Medford Stay
Many social affairs have been
arranged during the past week
honoring Edison Marshall, well
known author, now vacationing In
this city with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Marshall.
' Mrs. Chandler Egan was hostess
at a dinner at her country home
Wednesday evening. Guests were
Mr. and' Mrs. A. E. Reames, Tom
Swam and Mrs. Marshall.
Mrs. -Win; Vawter entertained
with a dinner at her home, Glenn
Oak oouYt, last evening honoring
Mr. 'Marshall. -He was guest at the
Hamilton' Patton home Thursday
evening and at the George Rob
erts home Friday. i
t Mr.; Marshall will; give a. Icoturo
at the Presbyterian church Friday
evening desorlblng his hunt for big
game 'In Africa. A small admis
sion charge will be made and the
proceeds, given to some local ohur
Ity . organisation. .. .,,...
' Mrs. Ernest Smith and daughter
will leave Medford today to spend
a week in Portland.
Announcing
the appointment
AS AN
Authorized Virgin Diamond Dealer
Qualified and Selected at a RcprtMntativ
f Ihit Syndicate Through a Thorough Knowl
edge of Diamond and an Eitabliihed
Reputation for Honesty and Square Dealing.
Certified Virgin Diamondi ore genuine dia
monds, direct from the minei to you, never be
fore individually owned or worn, and told only
through authoriied dealeri at standard prices.
VIRGIN DIAMOND SYNDICATE
Holloed Otflcti jj SARPHAT ISTRAAT
AMSTERDAM, HOLLANB
Escorts Guest II
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Mrs. Win. I;co llilcki-r, who will
rot urn to Million! mi uvviUng
from Portland and Hom-burg, ac
companying Mm. c;porgla Wi'bcr,
statu cliuirninn of the VuU'raiw
hospital) who will uddrcm tho
American Ix-glou Auxiliary tomor
row (ivi-iilng. Mrs. Mary ('liniicy
Is iiIho fsforling Mm. Wclipr.
Miss McNiven to Be
Married Monday
Miss Jessie AtcNIven leaves
Medford today for Hucramento,
Cal.. whore she will become tho
bride of Mr. Karle Johnstone of
Mariposa, Cnl., at a wedding at
the home of her sister,. Mrs. Addi
son Kllgoro, Monday.
Following the ceremony tho
hrlde and groom will leave for
Lake Tahoe, whore they will
spend their honeymoon, then re
turn to Mariposa, to mako their
home.
Several affairs hnvo been given
during the past several weeks hon
oring Miss McNiven, who will be
greatly missed in local social cir
cles. . ,
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Aluxandcrs to
Kpend Nuniiner Hero
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Alexander
and children will arrive In Mod
ford today from San Francisco to
Bpend tho summer at tlio home of
Mrs. Alexander's mother, Mrs.
Josephine Clark. While hero, Mrs.
Alexander, who is a violin Instruc
tor, specializing In child work, will
conduct a fow classes upon request
making hor J,i'Udiuurtcrs ut tho
Gore studios.
OF
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Affairs Planned for
Bankers' Wives Here
Monday and Tuesday
Willi the bunkers . convention
opening In Medford tomorrow the
first two duys of the week will
be devoted to entertainment of
bunkers' wives and several delight
ful uffulrs huve been planned
under tho leadership of the com
mittee of which Mrs. J. W. McCoy
of Ashland Is chairman.
Monday morning a golf tourna
ment has been scheduled at tho
AHhlund course to he followed by a
luncheon at the Community club
house In that city an an afternoon
of bridge. Other entertainment
for those who do not play golf or
bridge, will also be provided.
In the evening the guests will
motur to this city to attend the
dinner dunce at Hotel Medford.
. Tuesday morning golf will again
hold major place on the program
with u tournament at the Medford
course. This will be followed by a
drive through the valley.
The members of Mrs. McCoy's
committee, who are completing
arrangements for tomorrow and
Tuesday's program are: Mrs. B. K
Murder, Mrs. Win. Vawter, Mrs. V
O. N, Smith und Mrs. John Orlh
They will be assisted by Mesdames
K. V. Carter, F. S. Kngle, W. II.
Core, Fred Wuhl, T. P. Tollefson,
O. lOubanks, II. D. Norton, Scott
Mavis, Oris Crawford and Delroy
(leli'hell.
Mrs. Braley Hostess
Tuesday Afternoon
An Interesting event of the week
In local social circles was. the tea
given by Mrs. Rease R. Braley at
her home, Siskiyou Heights, Tues
day afternoon in compliment 'o
Mrs. A. A. Huyden of Chicago, who
was her house guest for soveral
days.
Tho rooms were attractively dec
orated with roses for the occasion
and guests called between tho
hours of three and five. Mrs. Scarlo
Spencer and Mrs. Allen Smith as
sisted the hostess In pouring. -
The guest list Included Mes
dames James Owen, John Munn,
I. yle Wilcox, 10. C. Kolinsky, J. C.
Boyle, James Lively, Jordan, Louis
II. .Ilumphrys, Hamilton Patton,
Robert' R. Brown, David Rosen
berg, R. W. Slooter, A. L. Hill, 0.'
W. Flanders, aion Smith and Miss
Helen Bullls.
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Mrs. Parker Hostess '
To Sowing Club
Members of the American Le
gion Auxiliary 'sewing club met at
tho home of Mrs. Curold J. Parker
Monday evening for tho last session
of the season.
Hostess
'j
Miss Tillflllo Crews, who enter tallied with n (ion bio shower hon
oring MIsh Naomi Hermann of Myrtlo Point mill SIlss DorHliy
Crews of this city, l)riles-to-lir, ut lier homo Thursday crenlnir.
Medford Girls Are
Graduates Branson
School at Ross, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ruhl
and daughter, Aliciu, Mr. and MrB.
Alex Sparrow and Mrs.p, H.
Wlthlngton of this city attended
the commencement program at
tho Kntherine Branson school,
Ross, Cul., Friday.
Miss Roxunne Ruhl and Miss
Frances Sparrow are graduates df
tho class ot lino. Mls 'llui'rWt'
Sparrow Is also attending the
school and will accompany her
parents
city.
on their return to this
Miss Nutting Bride
Noon Wedding Here
MIsh Junnita NuttitiR. OatiKlUcr
nf Mr. and Mrs. It. U Nuttlnii, of
thin city, became the bride of Mr.
KiiRono Tucker of Snn Francisco
at a quiet ceremony nt the Nuttlnn
homo, 1102 Queen Ann, Wednesday
noon, Itev. Claude . I'orter of the
FlPHt lreHbyterian church officiat
ing. Immediate relatives and
friends wero in attendance.
The hrldo wns lovely in a dresn
of yellow Keoi'Ketto and carried ft
Hhower bouquet of yellow rose
buds and swetpeas. Mrs. IJ. i,.
XultiiiK. matron of honor, was at
tired in printed RcorKetto. Tho
Kioom's attendant was Mr. II. U
FollovvinR the ceremonv the wed-i
dlnjr party enjoyed a luncheon nt J
Hotel Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Tuck
er then departed by motor for!
Seattle, from which elty thev will
take (he boat for Alaska, where
they plan to spend the summer.
Humphreys Stop
Knmuto South '
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Humphreys
and daughters Leta and Kvelvn
of Ho pi m or, accompanied by Miss
Louise All in inn of Eugene, arrived
In Medford Friday evening enroute
south. They were Joined here bv
Roland Humphreys, Instructor in
the local high school, who will
accompany them on a tour of Cali
fornia and Mexico. While in this
city Miss Evelyn Humphreys was
house guest of Miss Martraret
Hensley. with whom she formerly
attended tho University of Oregon.
Guests In
Sou thorn Oregtm
Dr. and Mrs. Bertram Stono of
Sn n Francisco, n ecom pa n led by
Mrs. George W. Colvlg of Grants
Puss, were guests In this city Wed
nesday of Mrs. Stone's brother, Mr.
Fred Colvig and family.
Showor Given For
Miss Nutting
Mrs. Alvln Lands entertained
with n bridge party and linen
shower Monday evening, honoring
Miss Juanftft Nutting, whose mar
riage to Mr. Eugene Tucker of Nan
Francisco was an event of Wednes
day. June 4.
KEEP YOUR
Cool Girl Complexion
Call My. Vaughn at 526
He Will Tell You How
at Shower
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Mrs. Pennington
Named Leader of
Lady Lions Club
Mrs. Lawrence Pennlnstton was
elected president of the local Lady
Lions club at the meeting held at
tho homo of Mrs. F. . Bunch.
Park .street, Wednesday afternoon,
rrtllnwlim llin 1 nnl.,nL. .1I..U
I luncheon. Mrs. Bunch wns elected
first vlee-nresident nml nil.
ifcl
'iMlns0foVTXlic to ho held &tostess9 Garden Tea
the Iteames cabin on Kogue lllver
Sunday, Juno 2!tth, wero discussed
at the business session.
(Delphiniums and snnpdragons
In colorful bouquets decorated tho
room ,of Mrs. Bunch's home for the
occasion. The luncheon and busi
n'Hy meeting were followed by sev
eral hours of cards. Mrs. Penning
ton held high score. Assistant host
esses for tho afternoon were Mrs.
Edward, Leach. Mrs. Goodwin
Humphrey and Mrs. D. G. Wlllson.
Miss Patton Leaves
for Tour of Enrope I
Miss Doris Pntton. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Patton.
left Medford Mtmrtnv for Chicago
with Mrs. Harris Janes and sons.
Dolph and Harris, Jr.. who will
Journey on to Detroit, Mich., for a
several weeks' visit. Miss Patton
will go from Chicago to New York,
where she will he met hy her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Warner
of Brooklyn. N. Y.
After a short visit In Brooklyn.'
! who will sail with Mr. and Mrs,
i Warner for Europe, where they
will spend three months touring
various countries.
Mrs. George Hostess
to Evoroady Clrolo
The Kveready Circle will meet
nt the home of Mrs. George Tues
day afternoon. June Sth. Members
will meet at the church at 12:15,
whero there will be cars in which
they can mnke the trip to her
home.
IrvlnoH Enjoy
Visit In Valley.
B. F. Irvine, editor nf the Ore
gon Journal, and Mi's. Irvine, who
have been In this elty from Pert
land for the week-end. enjoyed
several drives through the valley
with friends. Mr. Irvine former
ly lived near Jacksonville.
Now Residents Hero 1
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnrd Leonard
and son. Robert, formerly of Bend,
are now making their home In this
city, Mr. I,e on ant having come here
to take over management of the
Shell Oil plant. j
Ames to Make Ironic j
In Wonateheo j
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Ames and
daughters. Arlene nnd Doris, left!
thi elty yesterday for Wenatchee. !
Wash., where they will make their
future home. j
Miss Crawford Will
Be Married June 24
to Mr. Geo. Maddox
Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Aileen Crawford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oris
Crawford, and Mr. George Maddox
of Heattle, was made in this city
Tuesday evening at a bridge party
at the Crawford home on Laurel
street.
Following several hours of
bridge, with four tables In , play, i
telegram from Mr. Maddoxwas re
ceived hy Miss Dee Soheffel, one of
the guests, telling of the engage
ment and naming June 24 as the
date of the wedding, whlch'will be
solemnized at the First Presbyter
ian church In this city.
After the telegram was read the
guests entered the dining room,
where a beautifully arranged table,
decorated in rosebuds and maiden
hair fern substantiated the tele
gram with two large cakes, one
with a' miniature bride In the center,-
the other with a miniature
groom. Canterbury bells and lilies
of the valley composed the place
cards.
Prizes at bridge were awarded
Miss Scheffel and Mrs. Kdward
Leach.
Both Miss Crawford and Mr.
Maddox have participated In musi
cal activities of this city and are
well known here. Miss Crawford re
cently returned .from Chicago,
where she attended the Bush con-,
servatory of music, while Mr. Mad
dox Jh employed in Seattle, where
he Is frequently heard in radio. pro
g ra ma, broad cast from s tat i on
KJR. They will make their home In
the latter city.
Miss Miksche Feted,
Local Bridge Club .
Miss Mercia Miksche, local bride-to-be,
was honor guest at the
meeting of the Building Bridge
club held at the country home of
Mrs. Carney Thursday afternoon.
Mesdames John Wilkinson, II.
Miksche, F. Parsons and J. Murray
were also guests.
Miss Miksche was presented with
a service of eight Barcelona etched
crystal sherbets by members of the
club.
Bridge was followed by a two
course luncheon, served by the
hostess. High score at cards wns
held by Mrs. Miksche and low by
Mrs. Scheffelln.
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O COl tDUlgart
Miss Jean Swlgart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swlgart, was
hostess yesterday afternoon at a
garden tea nt the Swlgart home on
Genessee street, .between tho
hours of 4:30 and 6:30. Thirty
two guests called during-' the af
ternoon. Miss Clara Mary Fuaon
and Miss Billy Hammett assisted
the hostess in pouring.
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Birthday Party
For Mrs. liellse
Eighteen friends of Mrs. Louise
Retz gathered nt her home, 1115
Nlantic street Thursday afternoon
for n surprise party in celebration
of her birthday anniversary.
Games and a. general social time
were enjoyed during -the afternoon.
Mrs. H. L. Wells, daughter of
Mrs. Beltz, noted as hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. E. D. Scripter in serv
ing refreshments. A beautiful pink
and white birthday cake, together
with other gifts were presented the
honor guest.
Friends who called were: Mrs.
E. M. Hussong. Mm. John Pearce,
Mrs. Grantham, Mrs. Harbausrh.
M rs. Otto Kch rad er, M rs. Hen ry
Buchler, Mrs. E. W. Gebhart, Mrs.
Paul Anderson. Mrs. J. W. Smylle,
Mrs. Albert Dietrich, Mrs. Glen
Bailey, M rs. E. S. Wells, M rs.
Frances Edler, Misses Inez and
Margery Gebhart, Venita Anderson
and the hostesses, Mrs. H. L. Wells
and Mrs, E. D. Scripter.
Misses Rutlor nml Xyo
Ijohvo for lCuroe
Miss Gertrude Butler and Miss
Mildred Nye left Medford Friday
evening for New Orleans, from
which city they will continue to
New York and sail later for a sum
mer's tour of Europe.
Several social nffairs were given
for them prior to their departure
in order that their friends might
wish them bon voyage.
A Permanent
Wave
For vacation time and warm
summer months. Our perma
nent are "realistic."
MILADY'S
Beauty Shoppe
South Central Tel. 1374
Mesdames Scheffel
and McGowan Will
Attend O.E.S. Meet
Mrs. Delia Scheffel, worthy mft
tron of Reames chapter, O. E. S.,
and Mrs. W. H. McGowan, past
grand matron, will leave Medford
this evening by train for Portland,
where they will attend the grand
chapter meeting.
A delegation of Ashland mem
bers will also attend the meeting,
Miss Glover Honor
Guest, Dinner Party
In compliment to Miss Augusta
Glover, who will leave this city
soon for Atlanta, Ga., k group of
local friends entertained with a
dinner party at Rogue Elk Inn,
Tuesday evening of the past week.
The dinner was followed by several
hours of bridge and a handkerchief
shower for the honor guest. Prize
for high score was awarded Mrs.
Aubrey Norris.
Iuests in attendance wero Mrs.
Lo u is Jennings, M rs . Lyd a King,
Miss Augusta Glover, Miss Joseph
ine Koppes, Miss Elva Mitchell,
Mrs. Norris, Miss Jean Steele and
Miss Olga Anderson.
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Graybills to Reside in
Walla Walla, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs; Henry Gray bill left
Medford Monday to make thei
home in Walla Wulla, Wash., and
will be greatly missed In social cir
cles here.
Mrs. Grayblll, who will stop ii
Seattle for a visit with Miss Martha
Graybill, before continuing to
Walla Walla, was feted with a fare
well luncheon at Hotel Medford the
Saturday before her departura,
Covers -were laid for 12 and the
remainder of the afternoon was
spent playing bridge at the home
of Mrs. F. G. Bunch. The luncheon
was a no hostess affair.
Mrs. R. R. Johnson
Here for Vacation
Mrs. R. R. Johnson has returned
to this city from Portland to spend
the summer months here, and, Is
weicomeu ny her many menus.
She has been in, the northern city
with her son, James, who is at
tending the Northern Pacific Den
tal college. She will return to Port
land with him at the opening of
tho fail term of school..,.
Miss M incur Koxt'lves
Chemistry Award f ' 11 ' ' l
Miss Gladys Mlnear, who return
ed to this city Friday evening from
Corvallls, where she is a student
at Oregon State college, to spend
the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Jessie Mlnear, was recently given
tho honorary award for highest
scholarship in the freshman chem
istry class.
Guests 111 Portland
Mrs. J. J. Buchter and daughter,
Joan Rose, Mrs. E. N. Eldredge
and son. Billy Barnum, accompa
nled by Mrs. Rose EJfert, all of this
city, are spending several weeks in
Portland visiting Mrs. M. E. Schoo
nover, having motored to the
northern city the first of Inst. week.
Interest Expressed
in Raitfo Contest
Much interest In the local tryouts
for the Atwater Kent audition con
test is being expressed In local
musical groups this week. A large
number of local amateur artists
will enter the competition and will
he heard in the radio broadeas':,
Mondny, Juno 16th, to which date
tho tryouts were recently post
poned, according to announcement
of Mrs. Georgo Andrews, chairman
of local arrangements.
Tho Women's Bible class of the
Presbyterian church will convene
as usual nt 9:45, - '
Opening of the
BIG OAKS
Service Station
15 miles from Medford on
the Crater Lake Ilitrhwav.
will occur Sunday, June 8!
FREE BALLOONS FOR THE
KIDDIES
THE STORE BY THE SIDE
OF THE ROAD
There's a yellow and blue store that
stands by the road
On the Crater Lake Highway,
they say.
Near the beautiful Rogue River,
where salmon and trout
Are aeen in their finest array.
'Tia the homo of Richfield'a most
famous gas:
None better for quality, high
power and speed,
Once used, you're convinced what
I say is the truth,
So fill up your tank when in
need.
The store that stands by the side
of the road,
In the shade of a big spreading
oak.
Sells groceries, candy c'gars and
such
And prices are right, let us hope.
Where Mt. Pitt may be seen, any
time of the year,
All covered with beautiful Bnow.
Its majesty towering above other
peaks
So stop at this store as v0u go
Composed by Mrs. V. R Fulton
Mrs Georgia Weber
to Meet With Legion
Auxiliary Tomorrow
Monday evening, June 9th ia
social night for the American
Legion Auxiliary, and also a meet
ing of special interest to all mem
bers, as Mrs. Georgia Weber of
Portland, who is stnte chairman of
the Veterans Hospital, will be a
guest.
. Mrs. Mary Chaney, state presi
dent and Mrs. L. Bricker, president
of the Medford unit were in Port
land June 6 and 6, attending n.
conference with Mrs. McCrea, na
llonal president and other Oregon'
state officers.
Mrs. Weber will accompany
Mrs. Chaney and Mrs. Brlcker on
their return to Medford, arriving
Sunday evening.
A 1 o'clock no-host luncheon In
honor of Mrs. Weber la planned
for Monday, June fllh. This will
be followed by a drive thru the
valley.
, For luncheon reservations call
Mrs. John Fluhrer or Mrs. Carold
J. Parker.
Vacation Time Here
Students Arrive
Vacation time is hero for stu
dents of several schools.
rhey have been arriving in Med
ford by motor, bus and train for
the past several days. Among those
home from Oregon State college for
the summer are Miss Ellzabetn
Swigart, daughter of Mr. and Mr,-.
C. A. Swlgart, who arrived Thurs-
day evening, accompanied by Miss'"
Daisy Williamson and Walter Tur
ner of Oakland, Cal.: Miss Ruth
Koozer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Kooxer, and Miss Mary Mar
tha Sweeney, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Ralph Sweeney. Miss Sweeney
graduated from Oregon State col
lege at the commencement exer
cises held Monday morning.
Mesdames Whitman
and Bauer Hostesses
Mrs. Hester Whitman and Mrs.
Ruth Bauer were hostessts nt a
bridge party at the shome of Mrs.
J. W. Wakefield Thursday eve
ning. After s eve a rl. hours of
bridge prize for high score was
awarded Mrs, Rosalie Porter and
consolation prize Mrs. Ruth Rick
trteln. Guests were: M esdames Vera
Strader, Dorothy Perl,-Ruth Rlek-steln.-;
Rosalie Porter, Beatrlett -Marx,
Marjorle Jorgensen, Mada
line Sanders, Betty Marshall anil
Ada Knackstedt and Misses Geor
gia and Mnry Edwards, Louise
Fluhrer and Eleanor Peter.
Dance Declared
Great Success
The dance sponsored hy the ;
Pocahontas lodge on Friday night
at the Red men hall was one of the
most delightful events . of the
week. The hall was decorated
with spring flowers and tho
Dickey orchestra furnished the
music. Refreshments were served
in the banquet room.
The committee in charge of the
dance was composed of Esther
Dooms, Gladys Dooms and Ed
Shackle, nnd the supper commit
tee, Blanche Rlnabnj'ger, Fidelis
Piatt and Bill Milnes.
Mrs. Shea- Hostess
Mrs. p. J. shea entertained a
group, of friends at bridge at her
homo on South Oakdalo Tuesday.
High score was held by Mrs. Ma-
this and low by Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. Shea was assisted In serving
refreshments by Mrs. Bellinger and
Mrs. Wagner.
Etta D. Hubbs Tent, Daughters
of Veternns. will meet Friday
evening, June 13, at the Armory
n t eight o'clock. .
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WEDNESDAY
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