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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1930. The Week's Society Happenings Edited By Eva Nealon dm Invitations Are Out For Ames, Fluhrer Wedding, Dec. 12th Thanksgiving Party Is Enjoyed By Many At Carpenter Home No Host Dancihg Party Enjoyed at Inn Saturday Eve j High School Dance am Appears in "Goose Hangs High9' To Honor Football Lettermen Friday mm PAGE POUR u t i- t?:ti I it" - WW Invitations are being reeelved in local society this week for the wed ding oft MiKs Margaret Strong Am on. ' daughter-. of Mm. L. I. Amra, and Mr. Wm. Henry Fluhr er, son of Mr. and Mm. John V. Fluhrer, which will he nn event of Friday, December 1 2, nt the St. Mark's church, Episcopal. The iter vice will he rend by Father W'm, B.i;; Hamilton nt 4 o'clock iri the afternoon. Entertain at Bridge Wednesday Evening MrH. LoulR Jennings nnd MiHfl Lucille Garrett entertained twelve) of their frlendn nt lirldke Wednes day evening at Jthelr homo on ."ruth Holly. A vocal Hn)u..hy Mra. Kdwlll NIcholH was enjoyed. The Mlaaea ' Jeunn Htele: unC Garrett enter tained with pla'ii!' and Haxnphone music. T ' At nildnlKht Jlrs. Auhrey NorrlH wnM pleasantly HiirpriHHl with a hli'thday cake and a htiKe bouquet of beautiful flowers. MIhs Kteele held hlKh scoro at brldKe and Miss OIku Andei'Hon received the consolation prize. Invited Kuests Were M'da King. Jonephine KoppeJ Klva MU-hell, Kdlth Laubschei1 Jeane Steele, OIa ' Anderson, Mrs. Ralph Jen nlnK. Mrs. H. H. Maker, Mrs. Kd ftin, Nichols, Mrs. Augusta (Hover I'adKham, Mrs. Aubrey Norrls and Mrs. l,enna Looker.. Mrs. Mathews Gives Thanksgiving Dinner Mm. Helen Mathews entertained M' a very lo ve I yV2 o'clock dinner Thanksgiving day vit her, home op rtouth Ivy street. : Seated at the table 'wereu Mr. and Mrs. L. K. . Thompson, Mm. Margaret Price find daughters Vir ginia and Hetty LouIh of Uose hurg, J., Will mar . Tokannon and Harriet and Margaret Ann Math Mr; t ys ; -" . .-. (iuiim Kntcrtuln i.ucMtH on Holiday , , . - Mr. and Mm.'lLoulfl Knlps and on Elmer entertained ,ht Thanks giving dinner at .their homo on outl) .Ivy. Guests were Hnymond Knlps and family'O. J, Knlna and family of Grants Pnm(-,W.,0. Knlps and family of; thlp city and Mr. and Mrs.' Wnmsley1, Following tho Thanksgiving party 'Mrs. Knlps left for Grants Pass to spend tho week-end with her non and family. Tickets Fo Messiah To Be Heard During Yule tide Season Go On Sale l Rehearsals fun- tho Messiah, beautiful oratorio to be presented Docember Ifl a( (ho Holly theater under the auspices of the Greater Med ford club, Are progressing nicely, the club committee an nounced yevterday. , Tickets for the program have been printed and will be sold un der the direction of Mm. Henry Rates, chairman of the ticket com mittee.' Anyone Interested In the wile of the tickets is asked to call : Mm. Hates. j Thf Messiah: will Inciude a cast ; of G5 well known amateur artists, j A wonderful travelogue of tho j Holy land will be shown on the' ffli 1 -l-'yT 1 ! ; In Leading Role i . i ' mkdwi BrMfe -i' mil (Photo by Hbangle. ) MIkk Ijci"v' Khiikiii, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 'has. It. SliuMns, who IuUch tho. pint of KimUo Ingulx, mother -f l-ois JmkhIm, In (tie ummi rlatcd Mmlenl iMtdy production, "The (iooHe HuiigM High." Mr. and Mrs. Pipes Entertain Saturday For Sixteen Guests Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pipes enter tained last evening at their home with a dinner party, followed by bridge. Hlxtecn guests were Invit ed. Covers were placed for Dr. and Mrs. C C Goldrtberry, Mr. and Mm. E. C. Hollnnky, Mr. and Mrs. E, B. Day, Mr. and Mrs. F. U Tou Velio, Dr. and Mm.' K. W. Klceter, Mr. and Mm, Jap Andrews, Dr. and Mrs. t H. Pftsko, A. B. Kosen baum. Miss Mildred Russell, and the host and hostetf. Card 1'uny TlnuMliiy livening i i Past ', Nohlo - Grand card party will be given December 4 at (he 1. O. O. F. hail, alartlng at 8 o'clnck, nnnouncoment was .made yeHlenlay. Hefreahments will ho served. (.radnato Numi-s' .Mcotinxr postpoiUNl ' The reular monthly meeting of t ho (1 radon I e Nil m'H amua-ia lion scheduled for December 4th wilt be held Monday, December lfilh at the home of Mrs. w. Arthpole. . screen In connection with the ora torio. This unuHiial Vuletldo program has been inado possible through the efforts of the Greater Med ford cluli and Hie cooperation of local singers. It Is being ill reeled by Mrs. C II. Pnske and promises to be the most beautiful amateur pro duction ever attempted In Med ford. The management ,of the thea ter Is cooperating . with' the club to make the production a success and music lovers of so inborn Ore gon are promised a program which will qtld to the solemnity nnd re HkIouk atmosphere of the Christ mas HCHfOIl. Lady Diana . . SterllnK by Towle Isn't now the time to plan initio! iit'cis I'or Christ mas ( Pricos arc lower than they have heen fur years. The flowing lines of the Lady Diana flatware are repeated in every pieee. of this lovely new pattern from howls and plates, candlesticks and com potes to the gracious tea and coffee services. Exclusively at LARRY SCHADEa "Your FnvorlU Jeweler v One of the most colorful affalrft of the recent holiday was the ThankHglving party given by Mr. and Mm. Alfred ff. V. Carpenter at their country home on the Old HtaKU road Thuimluy evening, hon oring their house gueat. Mm. Mar tin JJndgreve of Madinon, N. J. Forty gucHta enjoyed their hoapl-tallty. Dancing and Cdt.ds On Social Calendar For Shriners, Ladies Several social groups of the city are anticipating tho unnual card party and dance to be given Tues day nlKht at the Med ford armory for all Illllah Hhrlners, vlHltlng nobles and their ladies. ' This card party and dance Is an a nnual event with Illllah temple nnd each year the committee en deavors to make the party excell the previous one In colorful deco rations and features. The armory Is being converted Into a holiday ballroom for the occasion and an eight-piece dance orchest rii has been engaged. The dance will be an Informal affulr and u large crowd Is anticipated. Invitations were istmed during the past week. Admission will he granted by card and fez. Dancing will begin at ii o'clock. School To Present Lewis Beack Drama On Tuesday Evening Iewis Beach's three-act drama, "The Goose Hangs High,' has been worked out to perfection by the cast chosen from the Assocluted Student body at tho senior high school. The play will be presented Tuesday ovening at the Holly theater under the direction of Miss Doris Baler, assisted by Miss Mau rlne Johnston. t , The production Is not the ordi nary farce or comedy commonly presented by high school groups, but requires more talent and act ing than most school presenta tions. Little comedy Is included, but the characterizations are worked out so naturally that it will prove very entertaining and interesting. Tho cast for the play Is as fol lows: Bernard Ingals, Harold Ge Bauer; Uunlco Ingals, lcneve Slm klns; Noel Derby, Neville Hlden; Leo Day, Donald Darneille; Ithoda, Frances Ferry; Julia Murdoch, Jeanne Fabrlck; Mrs. Bradley, Harriett Campbell; Hugh Ingals, Wayne May; Itonald Murdoch, Robert Nelson; Lois Ingals, Adra F.dwards; Dagmnr Carroll, Mar garet Chllders; Hlllott Klmberley, Junior Porter, and Clem, Jack Boy I. This dramatic production has been chosen by critics as one of tho best three-act plays written for high school dramatization. It was first presented In Now York City In IflM. Tickets went on reserve yester day at the box office of the Holly and a large crowd is anticipated for the ono performance to be given. Lady Lions to Enjoy Luncheon and Cards Mrs. Allen Smith and Mrs. Good win Humphreys will be hostesses to tho L:uly Lions club at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Med ford Wednesday. Luncheon will bo followed by cards at Mrs. Smith's home, 1U3G Queen Anne. Miss McColloni nostra at llrhlgo Party Miss Esther McCollom enter tained at bridge Monday evening honoring Mrs. Clarence Olson, who Is her house guest from Ritzvllle, W ashington. Guests for the evening were the Misses Clara Terwllliger, Ruth Stewart, Marjory Llndiey, Carla Nlerson. Joyce Gage nnd Gliidvs Cookaey. JUl JH Srhenrke Entertain i On TtuiukHgtvliux Mr. and Mrs. A. Orln Sehenke had as dinner guests Thankful v ing day Mr and Mm. Nyle tilf- ' ford of Ashland. Ferris Gifford of 1 1 ra n t s a ml M I Cn ri I a Gif ford of Medford. MIsn Swigart in City Tinlny Miss Eliabeth Swigart, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swigart, In home from Oregon Slate college to spend the week-end with her parents and friends. r incrlcnrv Social i:ent of Wednesday ' The Priscllla circle of the First '' M. E. church will meet Wednesday December 3 at the home of Mm.: Hall, t'2S Edwards street. j Thin is the nnitiml experience nor hil. An Interesting proKram has been prepared and lame utten- ; dance Is desired. j ! MUshiti Group j to Mtvt Tuesday ; The Women's Missionary society of the Firt Christian church will ; meet , Tuesday afternoon at 91 o'clock at the hm.t of Mrs. J. T. iMvi, JIU Earn Mutu alieet Mr. I air a & h AM FA Miss Ailra l-.iluanls. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ci. A. ICdwards. lnj porn-ays ilie jairi of Ixns. IiikiiIs ill me mjcii hcikhii presentation, 'The. "'""I- ..Hlljt MIKII. .l iih: ..if.i, College Set Leaves For North Today To Resume Work Many students, who have been spending the holiday week-end I ri Med ford will be returning north today to resume their studies nt Oregon State college. University of Oregon and other schools. Among them are Klizaheth Swig art, Estill Phlpps, Ben Day, Elea nor Boyd, Dorothy Eads, Mary Hayes, James C. Hayes, Ednal Mohr, Betty Janes. Barton Mc Math, Walter Harris, LaurajDrury, i Vivian Cosa, Robert Sleeters Tom Emmens, Clifford Moore'' Jack ' Hughes, Bernard Hughes, Rafael J Benson, Curtis Barnes, -Jlpnald i DeVore, James Edmlston, Clifford j Lord, Edward Reames, Cbarles I Thomas, Arthur Hollander, Frank! Kolinsky, Donald Moore, Bll-Bow' erman, Bill Morgan, Al Stoeh'r, (pap mllle Clemenson, Laurence Clejri enson, Gertrude Hasklns, Beulahf Gore, Starfley Smith, Harold AnJ demon, Norrls Porter, Marian dj TolIefHon, Dick Isaacs, ' Jillard; Younger. Robert Kroeschel- and; Budd Gail. . ;?Jij !: Mrs. Wilson Hostess at I ea I uesday A Mrs. Jack Wilson was hostess to a group of friends at tea Tuesday afternoon. Honor guests wero Mm. Pete Luly, Mrs. Harry O'Nell and Mrs. W. P. Fiske nnd her mother, Mrs. Plchnrd of Gold Hill.' Mrs. Haydon Guest Of Honor Thursday Honoring her daughter, Mrs. , Walton Haydon of Portland, Mrs. , Cora A. Wilson entertained at din- ' ner Thanksgiving day nt her home, 129 South Ivy street. Covers were' placed for Sim. Haydon, honor' guest, Mr. nnd Mm. David Hood, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Wilson and , daughter. Miss Mary, Miss Helen Wilson nnd the hostess, Mrs. Wil-! son. i Mrs. Henry Is Visiting j. Relatives in the East f Mrs. Rupert Henry Is spending several weeks In Chicago. III., vis-: itlng relatives, having left Medford, for the east Monday evening. 4 Here for Week-end . ' , .Ml-S. All till P Ttnit nt Piumnn la among persons spending the holi day week-end In Medford. She has been a guest since Thanksgiving or ner son. ttonert C. Hart, and Mrs. Hurl. , One Gift your family won't get from someone else Your "Personality Portraits" Appointments Should Be Made NOW SHANGLE STUDIO Mtdford B!ilg. Tel.' 1308 (Photo bv .Hhanulc.l lllfllicr lUCMIIiy eVIIIIllK. Mrs. Koppes Will Be Hostess Tuesday to Missionary Group Mrs. R. A. Koppes, 23 Rose avenue, will entertain the Wom en's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. 12. church, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. F. Belknap will lead the study. Topic, Bible Women and Evangelists. A splen did program is being arranged. Assisting hoBtess, M rs. O. V. Myem, Mm. A. E. Lyman. Visitors always welcome. Guests Honored at Hess Homo Mr. and Mm. Arthur Hess en tertained Friday evening at their home on Vancouver avenue, hon oring Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olson of Ritzvllle, Wash., and lvun Mc Colloni, who Is home for . the Thanksgiving holidays from the U. of O. Kcol.tg Entertain' ;. , .. .. With Holiday Dinner ' Mr.' and Mrs. Ernest L. Scott were among local people who en tertained ni. dinner Thanksgiving day following the Medford-Ash-land football game. They had as guests Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hub- I bard, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lingaas, j Mrs. Osa Hubbard and James j Hubbnrd nnd guest. See Dr. SchoH's FOOT EXPERT AT OUR STORE Tuesday - Wednesday DECEMBER 2-3 To aid foot sufferers by showing them why their feet pain and how relief is assured, we will have at our store on the above date a highly trained Foot Expert of the personal staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, internationally famous Foot Authority. This Ex pert will make a scientific analysis of your stockinged feet. He will develop prints of them to show you the exact nature and ex tent of your foot ailment, and then show you how quickly the correct Dr. Scholl Relief will end your pain and remove the cause. We offer this valuable service as a courtesy to everybody who has foot trouble. REMEMBER THE DATE and keap this a3 a reminder to visit our store. FREE ANALYSIS This expert will give you a FREE analysis and show how to get instant relief from any of these foot ailments! There are 40 Dr. Scholl Appliances and Remedies for Foot Troubles, Guaranteed to Give Relief. An interesting event of the holi day week-end was the dancing party last evening at the Rogue Elk inn. It was a no-host nffair and guests weres Mr. and Mm. Flavius West. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Har old Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders, Mr. and Mm. Allen Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Breese Braley, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Baker, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Banwell, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bolger. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Dltzler, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bruce Bauer. Dr. and Mrs. B. C Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Bert Lnge son, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Durno. Mr. anl Mrs. Jack Porter, Air. and Mrs. Justin Smith, Mr. and Mm. Chas. Glen Smith, Mr. and Mrc Bob Norrls, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wil cox and the Misses Paradine ilol brook, Josephine Koppes and Elea nor Ames and Messers 'Maury Spatz and Hurry Cedarwall. Mr. and Mrs Wilson Entertain Holiday Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilson en tertained with a Thanksgiving dinner for a group of relatives at their home on South Riverside Thursday. Covers were placed for Mrs. H. E. Goeller and family of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Clif ford nnd family of this city ami Mrs. A. L. Harvey and Dr. Bertha Sawyer of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mm. David Griffiths and Mrs. Dcra Hess entertained at din ner at their home on North Pcarh street Thanksgiving day. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mm. Clar ence Olson of Ritzvllle, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. I. N. McCollom, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess, Esther Mc Collom, Ivan McCollom, Mrs. Dora Hess and Mr. nnd Mm. Griffiths. . Mm. Noud Will Bo Hostess Mrs. Noud will entertain the Building1 Bridge club at her home! on Catherine street Thursday, De cember 4. Playing begins nt 2 o'clock. J Mrs. Preston Returns : Mrs. Frank Preston, who has been visiting in southern Calif or-j nia for the past two weeks re-1 turned yesterday. I !j)EPAmllWrS'i()RE 0. A. MEEKER, Manager 4, S -4 mm (Photo bv Shangle.) Ba rim ra I'Juiiir Brophy. talented young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. 1. Brophy, who entertained with harp ami piano selections In the recital at St, Mary's acailomy Tues day evening.' she is 10 years old. Neah-Kah-nie Group Pleases Society at Concert Tuesday One of .the most pleasing events In local society during the past week was the appearance here of the Neah-kah-nle string quartet, talented group of artists, brought to St. Mark's guild hall through the efforts" of 'several prominent members of Medford society. The concert was attended by a large and appreciative audience from the ranch colony and local groups. Several dinner parties, preceded the concert and formal gowns ex pressive of the present mode added much color to the occasion. A program of difficult numbers wns mastered by the four artists, who held their crowd on a superior plane from opening to close of the concert, which was followed by two delightful little compositions of a lighter character. Outstanding In the group Was Michel Penha, violin-cellist, who played with such a confident, air, the audience was entranced with his perfect mastery as well as the rich tones brought from the great Instrument. If 1 Members of the Girls' Athletic association of the senior high school have appointed committees for the dance December & honor- inn fnmlmll man -hn mmlu thate ! letters this season. All members of the student bdy and their parents are invited. Alumni wishing to at- ' tend will be required to get tickets 1 at the school previous to the af fair. Miss Jean AVhitman, president of the organization. Is in charge of arrangements. Football letters will be awarded at this time by Coach Darwin K. Burgher. Committee appointments are as follows: Decorations. Bethel Slagle, chairman; Leabel Mllier, Junette Trill and Maxine Vaughn. Invita tions, Ardyce Lindley, chairman; Jean Qulsenberry, Doris Comger and Patricia Carlun. . . , Refreshments, .Ethel Slagle, chfiirman; Lois Hill, Dessle Ander son and Alary Edmiston. Program, Mary Mozel, Helen Edmiston, An na Miae Fuson and Helen Wilson. Cleanup, Margaret Warner, chair man; Edith Loge and Francis Arnspiger. Pajama Sets Two and three - piece silk pajama sets. Lov ely colors, with ap plieque and novelt y trim. Priced $3.95 to $29.95. ' Striped Robes $9.95 all-wool striped robes, now reduced just in time for Christmas buying. Any college girl would love to receive one of these snug robes. Other beautiful num bers in crepe and satins priced from $12.95 to $29.95. Adrienne's "Distinctive Individual AjJpartl for' Womefi" ' TO $2995 m : ; '6 K
