MEDFORD MXTTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 3931
The Week's Society Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
I Mendenhalls Much
t Entertained Prior to
Leaving Medford
Mrs. Enders Named
Queen of Zuleima
Temple Saturday
Nebraska Favorite
' Tea and Card Party
i Will Observe Loan
I Fund Day Thursday
1 Formal Dinner Dance j
Given As Farewell to '
Mr. and Mrs. Travis
College Women Hold
Guest Day, 42 Enjoy
Luncheon & Program
German Beauty
Retiring Queen
Zuleima Temple
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PXtJE FOUR
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"'Mrs.' II. G. Endcrs of Ashland
wnH elected Queen nf y.ulelma
Temple, No. 13. Daughters of the
Nil at the meeting held yesterday
nf tonoon in the Masonic hall fol
lowing luncheon at the Hotel llol
"land. Mm, .S. II. Raker of Grants
pass was elected Princens Royal,
Mm. O. C. Hoggs of Medford,
Tirsah; Mia. C. T. France of Ash
Innil. Badoura; Mrs. Charles Woods
'of this city was re-elected report
er: Aliss Amelia Rrlit, hanker, and
Airs. V. II. McNnir of Ashland
general chairman for the recep
tion to bo held In Ashland Febru
ary 5th honoring Supremo Queen,
A I rs. Katherlne Rimy, of (.'hicago.
Mrs. Rinlz will make her offic
ial visit to Zulelma temple at this
time to Install the new officers
and witness the ceremonial, which
will he held.
Mrs. C. T. Sweeney, retiring
Queen, presided nt yesterday's
meeting.
1 Memorial services were held for
three members of the temple, who
died during the past year, Mrs.
Geneva Dougherty of Med ford and
Mrs. Kti'abeth Hansen and Mrs.
Clara K. Schmidt of Grants I'ass.
Thos. H. Mills9 Move
Into Schuler Apts.
"-Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos If. Mills have
moved from 22 ieneva street into
an apartment for the winter ami
are at home to their friends at
' the Schuler.
'
'Mrs. Feasley Hostess
Dinner on Saturday
Mrs. Marjorle Teas ley entertain
'Vd at dinner last evening at her
homo on 'Berkeley Way, Covers
were placed for eight guestR.
jO. . S. Installation
Heads Calendar for
Wednesday Evening
I A festive evening will bo enjoyed
by members of Retimed' chapter,
O. E. 8., at the Masonic hnll Wed-
nesday evening, when tho annual
( installation of officers will ho lipid .
I Installing officers for tho even
J Ing will ho Mesdames W. II. Mo
I Cowan, M. II. Purdln. Kate Young
(and John White.
Tho program Is in charge of
Mrs. Kdna Isaacs nnd Mm. draco
' Hoy Is chnlrmnn of the auxiliary
committee. They will be assisted
In decorating tho hall for tho occa
sion by Mrs. Marie Schoepon.
Tho program will bo composed
nf musical numbers and will he
announced tho first of tho week.
i Women of Rotary jf
Enjoy Afternoon - J
W. W. Allen Home
j t Mrs, W. W. Allen was hostess
j Wednesday, afternoon nt luncheon
J and bridge to the Women of Ito
4 tnry. Prizes for high score were
'awarded Mrs. Robert Strang and
i Mrs. Ralph Dlppel.
1 Assisting Mrs. Allen as hostess
wore Mrs. Vm. Lee llrlcker and
' Mrs. John Perl.
Kiwanis Club Gives
Dinner Dance Hotel
(On Monday Evening
)' Tho dinner dance held at the
Jlotcl -Medford Monday 'evening
as a colorful feature of the ln
? Ntallution of officers of the local
tKiwanls club was utteiuled by aev
fcnty guests.
The main dining room of the
' hotel was decorated In balloons
(and greens and the holiday at-
'inosphere was further expressed in
j favors nnd serpentine.
I During the dinner Mrs, C. 11.
. J'aske, well known local oloit,
entertained with two songs.
t Music for dancing was furntxh-
Ied by ft four piece orchestra.
IliirMdls Homo
(From Holiday Trip
Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Itursell,
fwho spent three weeks of the
J holiday season visiting relative
umri friends In I-os Angeles and
lother southern California cities,
returned to their country home
rnear Central Point esterday.
Helen Norris Plays
World, "Fog"
' Admirers of radio drama were !
t especially entertained on Monday
evenlnR when "Fog." Ml? Helen
.Norrln' most recent nnd most en-
jthURlnstlcftlly received radio
'drama, wnn broadcast by station
KNX, Hollywood, Mondny eve
inlng. . The work of the local inQuire
Jv?an presented under the diieetlon
of Miss Georgia Klfleld. who also
the leading role of Sal.
' Thla character conquered the
jradlo audience with her ex pi es-
Hiontof rebellion ugainst the drab
life ihe watt lending with her hus
8S
A SMi Kilftl 1-rtMS l-lmti
Audrey Gregory wai elected Ne
braska sweetheart by a vote of men
students at University of Nebraska.
She's a freshman In law college.
Students Honored
at Large Meeting
Jr. High P.-T. A.
One. (if tin- largest audiences of
pa ron tH for tin school year greeted
tho officers of tho Junior High
I. T. A., Friday afternoon when
they met to honor the eighth
grade students who have complet
ed! ho Junior high school work.
These young people, 75 in .num
ber, constitute the largest class
that has ever entered the high
school at in id year.
Mrs. O. 1. D'Alhlnl, president of
the association, opened the meet
ing with all singing "America."
This was followed by the Flag
Salute.
During the business session the
president read a petition for "Free
Text Hooks in the Schools," copies
of which will be presented to each
of our three members of the
legislature. This petition received
the signatures of practically every
one present confirming the posi
tion (f all parents and teachers on
tho question.
Several delegates were named to
attend tho County Council of Parent-Teachers
hebl yesterday in
Central Point.
Parents of tho new pupils from
tho grades entering Junior high
next semester will bo guests of tho
association at the February meet
ing. 1 ' !- '
During the social hour four of
Miss A mold's pupils executed a
very unique puppet show, "Car
men," In four acts.
Miss Arnold also presented the
student class In school sungs.
Mothers from the Hoosevelt
school served refreshments ami
tho association provided Ice cream
for the graduating class.
Mx$ Keene Hostess
lb at
hurray
"Airs. J. M. Keene entertained
nir.rr.bera of the Hrldge club at her
home on .South Oakdalo Thursday
evening. The usual number of
games were played after which re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Thus. Merrlman Thursday
evening at her home on Crater
Lake highway.
Miss Mires Married
To Willard Vincent
Mr. and Mm. Fred Mires of
I'.agle Point announce the marriage
of their (laughter (geneva, to Mr.
WlUard Vincent, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Vincent of Medford.
which was an event of 1 (ccembcr
!iiih In Salem. The ceremony be-j
lag read oy the Kkter omer at
the home of the bride' sister. Mrs.
Daisy Jenkins, at S:3i o'clock.
Following the ceremony a love
ly wedding dinner was enjoyed by
27 yuest.s.
After spending a week in north
ern cities, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
have returned to this city to make
their homes. Mr. Vincent is em
ployed at the Pierce Allen Motor
company.
MIkm iYfdcnlMTit
Return Ijct
MifH Kt neyltnc Fredenberg, who
has been spending the holidays In
southern Oreuon with relatives
and friends, left Wednesday eve
ning for Washington, . C. to
' resume her position In clerical
work at the Capitol.
Please Radio
Is Acclaimed Favorite
band. 1 tan Lvomls, Her effort
ti iseapf with his younger broth
er and all the events which fol
lowed held the radio rtudl ro to
ll lulled until the close ot the
drama.
Ciittc- of the coast, w ho have
heard "Fob" broadcast by other
stations, ileiciibe It UK Miss Nor
rls' tt rea t est radio production.
The number of play written by
t he M eil f o; d a i t 1st and accepted
by leading Millions of the coast
htm Increased great ly this winter.
Few week )uwt; by without nt
bani one Nor rls drama In the ntr.
Creator Med ford dub will'
observe Scholarship Loan Fund ;
dav with a tea and card parly at j
the Motel Holland, Thursday, Jan-!
uaiy K, at 2:00 o'clock. Tea will1
be served from two until five
o'clock in the snialt banquet room,;
.Mrs. I,. M. Humphrey.? Ik chairman;
of the te i room committee; Mrs. i
It. I,. Wilson and Mrs. O. H. Hatch-j
well will be assisted, In receiving :
the guests by the members of the i
executive hoard of the club.
There will he two rooms used
for cards, une for those islriig
to pivot or play cr.ii tract bridge.;
1 and the other for progressive
: bridge. !
i All federated clubs in the state :
I observe scholarship loan fund day.
land 1 000 youni; women have bTVn I
i given loan. from this fund to as-1
sist them in finishing their col-1
lege education,. It Ik an interest-!
!ng fart to know that few stales j
in the I'nion have a larger or morej
active fund than ours. The ladies ,
of Medford and neighboring com-'
munlties are most cordially In -!
vited. Table reservations may he
made by tele phoning Mis. K. L. t
Wilson. I to-l, r Mrs. C. R. Satch- j
well, 7K!. I
Mrs. Brown Hostess
Card Party, Shower
Given As Surprise
Mm. Klslo lirown was hostess on
Thursday evening at a card party
at her home on North Peach
street, given In celebration of her
birthday anniversary. There were
four tables of progressive whist in
play with prize for high score go
ing to Miss Joyce ft ago, wco,nd high
to Miss Clara Wood and consola
tion to Mrs. Crace Voss.
An Interesting feature of the
evening wan the surprise, handker
chief )iower given Mrs, Brown
just as she brought In the birth
day cake and prepared to erve
refreshments. Tho eako was cut
by Mrs. Clarice Spuhn, Uo won
the puzzle prize.
CJ newts for the evening were:
Misses Clara "Wood, Lucy Davis,
Joyce Cage, Margaret Ken, Wini
fred Walker. Kmma Jenkins, Viola
Mae Corby, Olive Parker and Mes
dames Dorothy liaucom, Edna
Isaacs, Clarice Spuhn, ClurRbello
Hlllott, Oda Hudson, Oletha Olsen.
Crace Vcws and Ann Howling.
Mrs. Clay Honored
On 86th Birthday
Home of Daughter
Mm. Lydia Handles Clay relc
hrated her 8llih birthday anniver
sary at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Kva D. True Thnivalay, Jan
uary 8th.
Mrs. Clay is a pioneer of south
ern Oregon, having conic to this
state In 1H70. She Is n native of
Missouri, but left that state as ft
very little girl, coining to Iowa
with her parents and later to Cali
fornia in isr.-l.
She wih feeling very well on
Thursday afternoon and enjoyed
the party given In her honor Im
mensely. All of her children were
Mrs Alice Tvr-1
present except one,
II. who xtn detained because of
Illness.
Thosv present were Mr. and
Mrs. P. L. Randies. Mr. and Mrs.
J. K. Randies. Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Andrews, Mrs. Kvn True and
Mm. Mary Hray. OrnndehOdren
present were Lewis O. Parker.
Mild red A n d re ws a n d 13 ve 1 n
Handle.
Mr. Perry Foster, n friend of
the family, who b now S7 years
old. was also a guest.
Cedarwalls Will
Return This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cedarwall
(Paradtne HolbronkL whose wed
ding was a social event of Decem
ber -Tlh in Seattle, are expected
to return from a wedding trip to
coast points this week. They will
make their home In this city,
where Mr. Cedarwall Is manager of
the American Fruit ti rowers. Inc.
Mrs. Laidley Leads
Rebehahs as Noble
Grand of New Year
Kighty-flve members and guests
of olive Rebekah lodge attended
the Installation of officers, held
at the I. O. O. K. hall Monday
evening.
Miss Zno Griffin acted ns In
stalling officer. Mrs. George Laid
ley was Installed as noble grand
nnd Mm. Charles Clark as vice
grand. Among guests from out of town
were Mrs. Stella Merrick. past
incident of California, nnd H.
R. Klliolt of Klamath Falls.
Refreshments were served nt the
close of the meeting.
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Ynmtlonlng
In Sou III
Mm O.iin Robinson nnd Mm.
Ned Vilas nnd little daughter.
Susan, are spending several weeks
vacatlonitiK In Los Angeles, where
It is hoped the warm weather wtll
be belief trial lo Ibe little girl's
health.
Tin-
Mrs. ( has. T. Sweenoy, wlio
' sidi (I at ycsicnlay's meeting or
ulcima Temple -No. lit, Daughters
' ir the Nile, at uiiich offhWH for
; l:tl were clei'ted. Mrs. Sweeney
I has enjoyed a successful year as
' queen of the templo and Is
among .Mcdl'ord's most iKpulai
I hostesses.
Surprise Party Is
Pleasant Event at
Higinbotham Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Higinbotham
were joyfully surprised Wednes
day evening by friends of the
Central Point Orange, who gath
ered at their homo to celebrate
Mrs. Iligginbotham's birthday nh
' nl versa ry. A general social time
was followed by the, serving ot
refreshments and Mrs. Higinboth
am was presented with a beautiful
gift.
OuoMts for the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Tyrrell,. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
nold liohnort. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hesselgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright.
M r. and Mrs. Warren Patterson.
.Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Honncy, Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Hover, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Collins, Mr. , and Mrs.
K. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. 'F
Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Mor
ten, Mr. and .Mrs. Will Cregory,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephenson.
Mrs. F.lhel IjUbrop, and the Misses
Mary Maury. Hose Jones, Alherln
Hoiiiiey. (ieorgla Pruetl, Volmu
McCredie ami .Mr. 13. II. Lull.
Past Matrons Plan
February Luncheon
At Monday Meeting
Members of the Orants Pass
Past Matrons club of O. 13. H. will
meet with the Medford club for
the February, luncheon, according
to plans outlined at the Monday
afternoon meeting of the local club
at the Masonic hall.
A covered dish luncheon will be
followed by an Interesting pro
gram, the exact date for which
will be announced later.
There were 1 f members pres
ent for the bridge party and busi
ness meeting Monday afternoon.
Prize for hlh score was awarded
Mrs. Kate Young nnd prize fol
low went to Mrs. Downie. The
halt was attractively decorated In
potted plants in baskets for the
occasion.
Lady Lions Guests
Luncheon, Bridge
E. M. Wilson Home
A very
home of
spent by
pleasant nfternoon at (he
Mrs. 13. M. Wilson was
the 1-ady Lions Wednes
one o'clock covered dish
day. A
luncheon was served to 9 guests.
The remainder of the afternoon
was jtpent at bridne with three
tables In play. Prize for high
scon was awarded Mrs. R. C. Mul
hollamt. Assisting Mis. Wilson as hostess
were Mewdanies Kdward Leach and
Henry Pace.
Plans for a benefit party to be
held in the near future were out
lined at the .thort business session
and Mm, Allen Smith appointed
general chairman of the event.
Mrs. Thorndyke To
Entertain Monday
Mm. KuKcne Thorndyke will be
among hostesses of the coming
week, having Invld friends to
4l r home for three table of
bridge Monday evening. She will
also entertain with another party
later in the week.
I duly 131k Knjnjr
Hrldge tu Tm-M.ny
A pi ea sa n t event of the w ee k
In club circles w as the bride n
parly enjoyed at the F.Iks Temple
Tuesday afternoon.
fine of tho leading nf fairs of
'the week was the, formal dinner
t dance honoring Mr, nnd Mrs. T.
! c. Travis, who left the last of the
week to make their home in Los
j Angeles.
The affair was held in the new
; party room of the Holland Hotel
Tuesday evening and was spon-
sored by Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
', Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Kverett
Hrayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
On.
M r. a nd M rs. Travis were pre
; sented with a lovely farewell gift
i at the close of the dinner.
CuestH for tho evening were:
Mr. and Mis. Travis, Mr. and Mrs.
Kverett lirayton, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John-
t nv Heed, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Haker,
f Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Hanwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Ceorge Knight, Mr. and
Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mr. and
Mrs. Hert Orr, I"Jr. and M rs. Hert
Lageson, Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Kd
wards, Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield,
Mr. and Mrs. William Vawtr, Mr.
and Mrs. Flavius West, Mr. and
Mrs. W. CI. Quisenberry, Mr. and
M rs. W. Hrayton, Mr. and Mrs.
Harding, M r. and Mi rs. La r ry
Schade, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cun
ningham, Mr. Harry McMahon
and M r. C. A. Strange.
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Bridge Club Meets
Mrs. Daniels9 Home
MYsdames Schleffelln and Duff
wore hostesses Thursday afternoon
at tho beautiful homo of Mrs. T.
13. Daniels on Hlllcrest drive to
members of the Huilding Hridge
club.
Thirty members and guests en
joyed their hospitality. Following
cards refreshments were served
with Mrs. Lawrence Duff assisting.
Owing to the St. Ann's Altar soci
ety card party Wednesday after
noon of this week the Hrldge club
will hold Its next meeting the fol
lowing week.
Triangle Members
Guests on Tuesday
Of Miss H. Wilson
MUs 13. Helen Wilson wns hos
tess Tuesday evening to members
of the iHl-Trinngle club at her
home, 12!) South Ivy street. 13d win
Anderson wns leador, and Mouth
America was the subject.
Talks were given by the 'Misses
Dorothy Jane and ! Mary Kate
Wallers of Ashland.
Cyril Wander and Miss Oenevlev
Hrown entertained with ineveral
piano solos, and Rev. V R. Itaird
gave several readings.
Pythian Sisters
Install Officers
For Ensuing Year
The regular meeting of Pythian
Sisters was held In the K. P. hall
Wednesday evening. January 7.
There being five candidates in wait
ing the full initiation work wns
exemplified. The following offi
cers were liirttnlled for the coming
year: P. C, Theresa Hoehne; M.
F. C. 13dna Nixon: 13. 8., Relic
Yarbrough; 13. J.. Catherine Fish
er; M. R. C. Mary A. Webber;
M. of F., Katie Judge; P. of It
Adelaide Swartz; O. of T.. Margaret
Could; trustees. Leila Fisk. Clara
Flchtner nnd Hermine Kline: staff
captain. H. C. Hoene; Installing
officer. Mary Webber.
At the close of the meeting re
freshments were served.
Pythian Sister Club
Plans Covered Dish
Luncheon And Cards
The Pythian Sister club will
have a covered dish luncheon at.
Sister Yarboughs Tuesday evening.
January 13 nt S:00 o'clock. Wed
n esd a y oven i n g. J a n u a ry 14 will
be the regular card party In the
K. P. hall at 8:00 o'clock. Hrldge.
pinochle and five hundred will be
played. Prizes and refreshments.
Hring your friends.
Miss Burger Honor
Student Southern
Business College
Miss Mildred Hurger. daughter
of Mm. 13. RtT.ter of Central
Point, has been named ns one of
the ten leading students nt Wood
bury college, Los Angeles, accord
ing to a letter recently received
in this city from the dean, Teresa
13. Mills.
The collet-o has n student body
nf SaO and Miss Rurger is one of
10 students who have made honor
grades.
(iirM of Kellchom
Return Home
Mr, (tldney left for her home In
Plain view. Texas Thursday morn
ing nfter n most enjoyable visit in
the Kellehor home with her moth
er anil sisters. .Mm, Slmot. another
daughter of Mr. Kellehor. wns
n No a guest In this city during the
holidays. She was accompanied
bher two daughters ami left for
bet home In Seattle Sunday.
Guest day was sponsored yes
terday nfternoon by Hie College
Women's club with a luncheon
and program at the Hotel Med
ford. Forty two members and
guests enjoyed the festivities.
FoUo;Iiik luncheon thil- retired
to the mezzanine floor, where a
short program was given with
Mm. It. Cnnode. president presid
ing. Mrs! R. B. Hummond gave n
very Interest review of 'That Man,
Dawes," and during tho luncheor.
Mr. Kltde Carlton Strang enter
tained with ne vera 1 solos.
Study Club Enjoys
Guest Day Program
Mrs. Deuel's Home
Mrs. F. K. Deuel va hostess
Wednesday afternoon t her home
on South Oakdale avenue, to the
member of the Wednesday Study
club, It being their annual guest
day. Mm. Deuel was assisted in
entertaining by the members of the
Good Times committee, Mesdames
R. H. Hammond, tW. M. VanScoyoc,
II. G. Workman and Jonas Wold.
A most pleasing program had
been arranged for the afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Strang singing a group
of song. "A Spirit Flower," nnd
'Songs My Mother Taught Me."
Miss lmogene Wallace gave two
piano solos, Gavotie-Gluek-Rrnhm,
and Capricclo-Scarlatil.
Mrs. Wold then read two short
stories from Dorothy Parker's
ments For The Living." Mrs.
Fred Strang ngaln favored the
guests with another delightful
group of songs, "Nocturne" by
Cumin and "Open Thy Love By
Sky Blue I3yes," by M assent.
Mrs. H. 13. Marsh accompanied
Mrs. Strang at the piano.
Refreshments were served dur
ing tho social hour. Guests for
tho afternoon were Mesdames
Kate Young, Fred Strang, II. 13.
Marsh, S. G. Mendenhall. Harold
Grey, J. C. Love, Harry Garfield,
Myron Root, L, Mentzer, Hani.-
Janes, Laura M. West, C. N. Nor
ris, O. C. Hoggs, I T. IT. Lumsden,
13. C. Kolinsky. Seely Hall, J. F.
Fllegel, 13. II. Porter. II. W. Ham
lin, Robinson, H. W. Spilver and
the Misses Anna Kellehor, Jane
Snedlcor and lmogene Wallace.
The next regular study meeting
will be Wednesday, January 21, In
the library, with Mesdames Wort
man. 13. N. Warner and J. II. Crews
on the program.
Music Teachers To
Meet January 20th
Tho Jimuary meeting of the
Meiit'ord-AHhlnnd ohaptor 'Of the
Oregon Music Teachera association
will he held nt tho home of Mrs. T.
.1. Ams)oker. 1412 V. Main street,
Tuesday, January 20th. The pro-Kt-am
will he In charce of Miss
Harriot Ualtlwin.
Whitmans Entertain
At Dinner and Cards
Mr,, nnd Mrs. WlUard Whitman
entertained at dinner Thursday
evenins for a Rroup of relatives
and friends. Dinner was followed
hy enrds. f?uest were Mr. anl
Mrs. K. W. Wakefield, Mr. and
.Mrs. .1. W. Wakefield, Mr. nnd
Mr... It. W. Wakefield. Mr. and
Mrs. K. R. Coss. Miv. Cora Powell
anil l.ouis Itnshaw.
Skiing Party Today
For Institute Club
Menihers of the Institute cluh
of tho Kirst Methodist church are
requested to meet at the home of
Janet Trill this afternoon at 12:30
o'clock to Join In the skiiiiK parly.
A Joint nieotlnit of tho kpworth
League nnd the Institute cluh will
ho hold this evenlnK at .1:30 nt
the home of Mrs. K. C. Corn.
Mrs. Pennington
Hostess Monday
Mrs. Laurence VenninRton en
tertained nt her home on tho
Jacksonville road Monday eve
ninii f'"' memltcrs of the Card
cluh. There wore three tallies In
play.
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Hard Times Dance
Is Popular Event
A gnln event of Friday night
for Redmen. Pocahontas nnd their;
friends was the hard times dance
at the Redman hall on Apple
street. Following several hours of
dancing refreshments were served.
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In Hay i'Uy w
Mrs. L. A. Salido Jr.. pent two
days of the past week in San
Francisco.
Pythian Miffi To Mtvl
With Mk rwke
The Pythian Huh will mec at
the home of Mr... Georse lvi
Tmvd.iy evening. ' " j
A .A,., flltll I'lt MS I'llHlQ
The title of "Frnulein Berlin
1!3n' went to FraulHri Eva Barto
schek, R), in a recent contest in tht
German, cnpitnl.
Mrs. Cummings Head
Garden Club, Others
Named for New Year
New officers for the year were
elected by t he M cd ford G a rden
club at the regular meeting on
Thursday evening, January K. Mrs.
Fred Cummings was elected pres
ident, Mrs. L. 13. Williams vice
president. Mr. C. C. Darby secre
tary and Mrs. 13. M. Wilson, treas
urer. Mrs. Cummings has been nn In
terested wnd active member and
the club is fortunate In her ac
ceptance of the office of president.
Mrs. Riddle of Grant Pass was
present with some pictures of the
garden of Mrs. Thomas Kerr and
of other Portland gardi ns. Mr.
Cope kindly consented to bring a
lantern from the school and the
pictures which were beautiful, were
shown. '
Much credit Is due the retiring
president. Mrs. Leland A. Mentzer,
for her untiring effort In the ac
complishment of the . various .ac
tivities of the cluh during the past
year.
A number of attractive flower
shows have been held throughout
the year and the flower exhibit at
the county fair was arranged and
cared for by Garden club mem
he rs.
The exhibit from MeVlford which
won first place In Its class at the
Portland Rose show, was sent
through the efforts of and at tho
expense of the club.
A garden contest among school
children was managed by the club
with a gratifying show of Interest
among the young contestants.
Excellent lectures given hy au
thorities on vnrious subjects have
been given under the auspices of
the club nnd free to the general
public,
The club has also uunn request
cooperated with other civic organ
izations. In a number of their ac
tivities. Dinner Meeting Plan
Of Local B. P. W.'s
Plans for a dinner meeting of
tho . Huslness and Professional j
Women's club to be hold Tues
day evening were the subject of
the session held by the dub com
mittee at the home of Mrs. Ann
Rowring Monday evening.
Miss Lucy Davis, chairman of
the committee, presided and a
pleasant social time with refresh
ments was enjoyed following the
completion of business.
Guests present were Mrs. Maud
Chapman. Mrs. Grace Voss. Miss
Winnie Walker. Miss Elsie Hrown
and Mrs. Clarice Spuhn.
Lincoln P.T.A.
To Meet Friday
Tho Parent Teachers' Associa
tion will meet at the Lincoln build
ing Friday afternoon at three. The
members of the li A class going to
Junior High School at the end of
the semester are Invited. The pro
gram will be given hy them. The
mothers of these pupils will serve
refreshments.
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Do you have tht right time?
If youri i. a Lonytnts Watch
you have it. l,ongiii;s at un
equalled for aauMry, bcr.uty
of design and Kutkivjnship.
LAWRENCE'S
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Watch Our ViTndow
for Saturday Specials
i Many Interesting social affairs
1 have been held during the past
j week, honoring Mr. and Mm. S. G.
Mendenhall, who leave soon to
make their home in Pendleton, to
which city ."Pk Mendenhall has
been transferred by the Fox the
atres. i Mr. Mendenhall will leave to
I morrow for the eauiern Oregon
I city and Mrs. Mendenhall will join
him there the middle of the week.
Circle Will Install 4
Officers, Mrs. Perrin
Coming For Occasion
Chrysanthemum Circle No. R4,
Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet
Monday evening In 1. O. O. F.
hall for installation of newly
elected officers. All members are
urged to be present a-t 7:30 sharp.
Mrs. Allie Perrin, district organ
izer, will be a guest from Port
land and will give a talk for the
good of the order.
Mrs. Paul Anderson, chairman
of the social committee, announces
an interesting program has been
arranged and will be followed by
refreshments. The meeting will ho
open to members and their In
vLted friends.
Redmen, Pocahontas
Install 1931 Officers
At Thursday Meeting
The Redmen and the Pocnhon
tas held joint installation on last
Thursday evening at the Redman
hall. Officers Installed by the
Redmen were John Hertle, Sa
chem; Alvin F.rskine, Senior Sag
amore: 13d Shackle, Junior Saga
more; Wilbur Kinc, Prophet: Lyle
11. Thurman, Chief of Records; O.
A. Hubbard, Keeper of. Warn
pam. The new Pocahontas officers are,
Gladys Iaurcnz. Prophetess; Sadie
N i c h o 1. 'Pocahontas; Adelaide
Swart is, Winona; O. A. Hubbard,
Powatan; Florence Rush, Keeper
of Records, nnd Evelyn Staggi
Keeper of Wampam.
After the business of the meet
lug was over tfie members en
joyed a social meeting and re
freshments. (
Schleichert-Streater
Wedding Announced
An announcement of special In
terest to the younger set was re
ceived last week telling of tho
marriage of Miss - Jessie Adelle
Schlelchcrt and William Go wans
Streater, which was An event of
January 1 In Snn Francisco. They
will make their home In the bay
city, where M r. Streater is in
business. Both the bride nnd
groom are former residents of
Medford.
Fntertnin Guests
At Dinner Friday
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards
entertained as guests nt dinner
Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Campbell and Forrest Pickett.
Chicago Civic
Opera Company
Portland
PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
March 12, 13, 14
Matinee March 14.
Entire Chicago Company of 300
40 international stars orchestra of
6.") full tralnload (17 cars) stage
equipment, scenery, etc. 3 special
trains entire Chicago chorus and
ballet.
RKPERTOIRI3
Thursday Night, "LA TRAVIATA"
Muzlc, Schipa, John Vharlen
C h o m a s. Ollviero, Defrere,
d'Hermanoy. Sandrlnl, NMcolich and
others. Pallet.
Conductor Roberto Moransronl.
Frl. Night. "HIK WALKFRKRI""
Frida Leider. Olszewski, Redell,
Klpnis, strack, Raromeo, Glade,
Sharnova, and others.
Conductor Kmil Cooper.
Saturday Matinee
LVOIA 1)1 LAMM F.RMOOH"
Salvi, Schipa, Honelle, Raromeo.
Cavadore, d'Hermanoy, Ollviero.
Pallet.
Conductor Frank St. Lcger.
Saturday Night, Rouble RIM
"( A V A LIKR It I ST1 CA X A"
Muzic. Tourel, Cortis, Defrere,
FJfrhnrt.
Conductor Roberto Moranr.oiii.
Followed by
I IWGLICCI
P.urke, Marshall. Formiehi, Civ.i
dore, Defrere.
Conductor Frank St. Leger.
Followed by Rallet.
PRICKS (NO TAX)
Floor. 20 rows, $.00;13 row-.
$.nn: Rress circle Center, $3. On;
Sides.0 4.no; Hatcony Center.
$Uui; sides, 4 rows, l.fa; !de?.
5 rows, $2.iio.
Tickets may ho ordered by mail
N'Y. Send oniOs and make
checks to Public Auditorium, Port
In nd. F,n-Q self-addressed stamp
ed enveloi-vfor return of ticket..
A dep,,!.vyof lo per cnt. sent
by mail, will hold tickets until
Fet,ruar K. Reservation al-o
accepted by long dlstamQ-Mephone
or telegraph.
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