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The Week's Society Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
"NfF.DFOTvD MATL TRTmTNT!. MTCPFOTJP. OKCOY. SUXDAY. FEKRCAKY 1.
Edwards, Hubbard
Betrothal is Told
Bridge Party Friday
t At a formul brhltfo party nt the
homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
G. A. Edwards, the engagement uf
Mlaa Mary Edwards to Cheater'
Hubbard, son of Mr. and Mi-h. A. C,
Hubbard, was announced Friday
evening to a group of 1!0 friends.
Heart puzzles, distributed a
score cards to four tables, lighted j
with burning candles, which cast i
a soft glow on the yellow and
orchid color scheme expressed in
bridge ensembles and early spring I
blossoms, told the news of the be- I
trothal.
Ono large table decorated in j
orchid, found contrast in three)
small ones with yellow coverings,'
each table having for centerpiece
a bouquet of sweet peas and runes.
"With the- announcement each
guest was presented with a cor
sago bouquet.
Prizes for high score were
awarded Mrs. A. C. Hubbard for
first honors and Mrs. Jack Porter
for second.
Those present were: Mosdames
A. C. Hubbard, Ruth Bauer, Frank
Perl, Vera Ktrader, Ruth Reich
stein, Oral Edwards, Jack Porter,
Hester Whitman, Porothy I.ieonard
and. tho Misses Mary Edwards.
Hlenora Peter, Gwyn Irwin, Viola
Templeton, Georgia Edwards, Adra
Edwards, Louise Fluhrer, Kathryn
Sweeney, Frances Welsner, Sarah
Whillock; and the hostess, Mrs. G.
. A. Edwards.
, , Miss Edwards and Mr. Hubbard
ore popular members of the local
younger set. both having attended
Mod ford high school and Oregon
State college, where Miss Edwards
was affiliated with Alpha Chi
Nu. iiinco graduation last spring
Mr. Hubbard has been associated
with his father in business here.
Mrs. Bolger Hostess K
At Supper & Bridge
Mrs. W. S. IJolger was hostess
Thursday evening to a group of
friends at her home. Supper for
flight was followed by two tables
of bridge. Guests were Mosdames
Donald Gray, C. T. Raker, Larry
Schade, Horace Ilromley, Robert
Xorris, Everett Hrayton and A. 11.
Hanwell.
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Graduate Nurses
To Hold Banquet
All Rmdimto nufHOs are rnrdiiil
ly Invllml to nltoml lln biimim't
plannod for Tliuiwluv ovonini: t
tile Htrl Mcdtonl at. Ii:3() o'i lock.
KkHPrvatiuns nmy l)c made by
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Knjnynl by t'liim'h (iioiip
Ono liundrod and fifty incmbors
rnjoyod the monthly follow hip
dinner at tho First Christian
church Monday ovenlim". Follow
ing dinner nn interesting program
was presented.
Rev. V. K. Haird entertained
with a number of rending.
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WEDNESDAY
NITE
Surprise
Novelty
Features
WED. NITE
Mrs. Gates Hostess
At Thursday Bridge
Party for Teachers
Mrs. V. A. Gates' entertained '
Thursday evening at her home, 31 j
Crater Lake, honoring the teach
ers of the Roosevelt school. There j
were three tables of bridge In pluv. I
First prize for high seoro was I
awarded Miss Eleanor Curry, sec
ond high went to Mrs. Allean Max
well and consolation to Mrs. Amm
U. Carter.
Refreshments were served by tho
hostess following cards.
The guest list included Miss Sara
Van Meter, Eldora Terwillegar.
Allean Maxwell, Myra Russell.
Anna II. Carter, Priscilla Webb.
Flora Childers. Nina Carlon, Elea
nor Curry, Ethel Willits and Mil
dred Aspinall.
Miss Childers Is
Hostess, C. A. R.'s
Mi.-ss Margaret Childers was
hostess to Gen. Joseph Ianc So-.
ciety. C. A- It. on Saturday at-!
ternoou. i
The society voted to contribute,
to each of the four projects spon
sored by tho national society. The
Harriott Lathrop memorial. Tain
ninnse school, Wakefield, the
birthplace of (ieorge Washington
and the Kiiulei gallon at Ellis
Island.
Delegates to the stale confer
ence are Misses Margaret Child
ers and Carol Dodge. Alternates,
tho Misses Elizabeth and Frances
Ferry.
Three very interesting article.-
were read entitled "The Dignity
of the Supreme Court.' by Eliza
beth Ferry; 'Expenditures of the
White House," by Carol Dodge
and "Undo Sam's Flag Factory,"
by Frances Ferry.
Misses Jean and Elizabeth Cil
lings were guests.
Mrs. A. M. Childers and daugh
ter, Margaret served refreshment!?.
Miss Kenney Weds
Mr. Rood In Alaska
.Announcement has been made
In this city of tho mairiagu of
Miss Fosma N. Kenney, grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Kenney, of Jacksonville.
Miss Kenney was married to
Mr. J. S. Hood of Seattle, Wash.,
In rtethel, Alaska, in November.
She is a graduate of. tho Portland
high, -school and of tho Southern
Oregon Normal school in Ashland.
She was an itiHlruclor in the
Akiak, Alaska, schools at the time
of her marriage.
Mr. Hood Is a. graduate of llio
University of Washington and is
in the employ of the tlnlted
Slates government in Alaska.
They will niako their home in
Nome.
ISridge Tea iiveil
lly All's. Folst'l
Mrs. Don Folger entertained
with a bridge tea at her home on
Almond street Friday afternoon.
There were three tables of bridge
in play
ALSO
SONG SKETCH
"DEEP SOUTH"
with
James E. Stanley, Lois Bennett
PATHE NEWS
Regular Holly Prices!
Mat. 10. 35 Eve. 25, 50
Buy Holly Scrip
Popular Hostess
And Lodge Worker
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It ft n
Pmley Photo
Mrs ('has. T. Swtvney who
left Friday evening for Portland
where on Monday she will lake
part in the ceremonial of the
Daughters of the Nile and assiM
in welcoming: Hie supreme iiiccti,
Mrs. Catherine Hint., to Oregon,
on her official viit TneMlay eve
ning. She will annul the instal
lation of (he Daughters of the
Nile in Portland at which time
her (laughter, Mrs. IE. V. Day,
will he installed as one of Hie
officers of N'yilia temple. Mrs.
Sweeney will return Wednesday
morning to Ik here hi time for
Ziileimu temple ceremonial nml
installation on Thursday, Feb
ruary ft.
Mrs. Woodcock and
New Staff Preside
M rs. Gwendolyn Woodcock,
worthy matron, and her staff of
newly elected officers presided at
the meeting Wednesday night of
Rcamos chapter, O. K. S.t and led
the lodge work in a pleasing
j ma nnor.
The regular session was follow
ed by bridge and refreshments.
Prizes for high scores were award
ed Mrs. A. I: Steiinctt and A. Orln
Scheiicli.
GmMs Continue
Trip South
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
lOrnest L. Scott were Mr. and Mrs.
G rover P.urrouL'hs of Yakima,
Wash., who stopped in this city
en route to Lor Angele.s. Calif.
Following a few days visit here,
during which they enjoyed drives
to numerous southern 'Oregon
scenic spots, they continued their
trip south.
With
CONRAD NAGEL
and
WILLIAM FARNUM
IN
"DU BARRY,
WOMAN OF PASSION"
Three Great Screen Favorites All In
One Picture I
Be 6ure and See This Human Drama
i Ceremonial Will Be
Thursday Event For
Daughters of Nile
Mis. C. T. Sweeney, queen of
Zuleiiua temple. Daughters of the
Nile, will preside at the final cere
monial of her regime on Thursday
afternoon, February 5, at 2 o'clock
in the Ashland Masonic temple.
Mrs. Katherine Rintz of Chicago,
supreme queen of the Daughters of
the Nile, will make her official
edt of the year to the local temple
at this time.
The hall will be decorated by
the committee of which Mrs. .
II. McNUir of Ashland is chairman.
Officers, the temple choir and pa
trol will assist Mrs. Sweeney dur
ing the ceremonial and special mu
sic has been arranged by Mrs. Uert
llarnes of Grants Pass, director of
the chorus. At the close of the
ceremonial the lemptc. patrol will
give an exhibition drill under the
leadership of Mrs. Chas. Gilbert
of Medford.
At 7 o'clock a dinner will bo
served to the members and their
escorts in the Masonic dining room
at which Mrs. Rintz and the newly
initiated candidates with their es
corts will be guests of honor. In
stallation of the 1931 officers will
be a feature of the evening pro
gram at which Mrs. liintit will pre
side as installing officer, Mrs.
Clarence Winetrout of Grants Pass,
installing marshal and Mrs. W. H.
McGowan of Medford as Installing
chaplain. Dancing will follow the
installation ceremonies.
ft
Mary Greiner Kelly
Will Head Dramatic
Art Dept., Academy
Announcement made yesterday
by the St. Mary's Academy of the
addition of a dramatic art depart
ment to the curriculum of the
school is being enthusiastically re
ceived by nil local followers of
dramatic expression this week.
Classes in the new department will
open tomorrow. Mary Greiner
Kelly of this city, who has hail
much experience In writing ami
acting, directing and producing
plays, will head the department.
L)r;tmatie instruction will bo of
fered pupils of all grades, ranging
from the first primary seclionH to
high school sehiors. The enroll
ment for the department already
totals 8i!.
A dramatic club is being organ
ized in connection with the depart-
inent and officers to head the club
will be elected at a meeting tomor
row1 afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Students of other schools are In
vited to lake the course and Mrs.
Kelly will give private lessons in
dramatic art to students who are
unable to enroll in the regular
classes. She is well ijuullticd as
an instructor, having secured her
degree In dramatic art, upon grad
uation at the University of Wash
ington and also holds a certificate
entitling her to give dramatic in
struction in all grades.
She has acted with four profes
sional companies Including Henry
Duffy players, Forrest Taylor com
pany, Lawrence Marsh company of
San Diego mid Alfred Cross com
pany of the same city. While at
the University of Washington she
produced numerous dramas, a in I
directed several of her own pro
diicllons in Seattle.
Having appeared in amateur
productions in Medford her work
is also well known among local
followers of the little theatre
group. Last spring she wrote t lie
coniedy-draina, "Two Feet High,"
which was staged during the Busi
ness and Professional Women's
convention, meeting with favor
throughout the state.
Tho first production to be given
at the SI. Mary's academy will be
a St. Patrick's day program, upon
which work will start at once.
Mrs. Iloarclmuii
Returns Homo
Mrs. ,L T. IJoardman has re
turned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Hamilton,
Montana, Spokane and Seattle,
Washington and Portland.
STATE
THEATRE
Today and Monday
"HOT
CURVES"
Laughs, thrills and music In a
love story of hearts on the base'
ball diamond.
with
Benny Rubin Rex Lease
Alice Day Pert Kelton
COMING
"The Fall Guy"
'The Isle of Lost Ships"
"Hcadin' North"
"Swing High"
Also
Select Short Subjects
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Kltlilir 10c
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Five Generations Represented,
Dinner at Burelson Home
re v-i .-.it-
Khangh Photo.
Among guests nt n dinner parly itM-ently held at the llurlooii
home at Phoeulv were Utile Catherimi Polelick and her mother,
grandfather and great grandmother, and great, great grandfather,
with whom she Is shown in this picture. They are, muting from
the l'1 1: .1. A. Simmon-, !:: Mrs. . Umvlsou. til); It. It. Iturel
son, lit; .Mrs. Doiit Polelick, J!:t ntnl Catlu'i-ina. :t.
Gregory-Fennell
Engagement Told
at Dinner Party
Of special Interest to members
of tho local younger ect was the
announcement inado Wednesday
evening at a formal -dinner party
at the Alpha Delia ority at the
University of Oregon of the
gagement of MLss Glailys Grc
en-
i-1
.v
of I-os Angeles and
Keith
Fennell of this city.
No date has been lia.med for the
wedding. Miss Gregory i a junior
in the university and Is well known
in Medford among members of the
university set.
Mi. Fennell attended both the
University of Oregon and Oregon
State college and l.s a- graduate of
tho latter, llo U now pharmacist
for tho Heath drug company of
Medford.
Mrs-. Sweeney Gives
Luncheon Honoring
Zuleima Officers
Mrs. Chas. T. Sweeney was hos
tess at her lovely homo on the Cen
tral Point road Tuesday afternoon
to officers, singerti and past queens j
of Zuleima temple, Daughters of I
the Nile. Tho house was gay with.
bouquets of spring flowers.' ri gltl
from Mrs. Marie Schoepen.
Following tho three course Inn-!
cheon there were six tables nt
bridge In play with prizes for High
scores going to Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. Van Cott of Grants Pass and
prizes for low Hcoros to Mrs. Wood
and Mrs. McGowan of this city.
The guest list Included officers
from Grants Push, Ashland and
Medford.
.
Mrs. .Iluhlmnl Hostess
To Little Card Club
Mrs. II. T. Hubbard entertained
informally Wednesday evening for
members of the Card club. There
were Iwo tables of bridge In play.
Schools, Music and Dancing Featured
in Greater Medford Club Program
Hints of nnriiiB nrM-l'il iin-ni-1
lji'rs of the (iri'Mtrr .M. iHurd rliili
unil BiifKt" who utlcnili-il the
luncheon nt the llol'l llnlliinil
Monday nfteniooit. Tho Piilm room
nnd lunrlioon tnlilo wore K"y witn
Hotted tlllilis, wIioko colorful IiIoh-
om dominated Ilia Hellenic of
decoration.
Mrs. A. .1. Ilunliy. prenldent, pro
sided nt the liineheon nnd nn en-
tcrtnlnlni; lis well lis educational
program was presented.
Mrs. Kiisnnne Monies Carter,
county school Miperlntendent, riivo
an Instriletlvo talk, ilevoteil to the
need for reor'anlwitlon of the
management of rural schools.
A lovely uroup of ilance num
bers was pl'-senteil liy pupil of
Mrs. livo Ilcnson. l,a.lorlc iicck
j appeared In nn American Indian
I dance. Helen Wood In a Spanish
jfan tanso. Ktllel Chord with a toe
dance ami (iretchen McAllister and
Itao IiKevero In a tai numlier.
I Mrs. K. K. (lore, local Instruc-
1 tor In ttlfltlo. Rave no llllel'etlfl-J
Eve Benson Dancing Academy
Medford Center Building
AllniHivc and Hover Dances Willi
Correct Technique, Characterization
and Style
Mot imi I'icliire K'eisl ra( inns at
THIS SCHOOL ONI, V
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Oj poitmiil ics for Faiielitui Alaivo Also
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Music Club Formed
Meeting at Paske
Home on Thursday
The home of Mrs. C. If. Paske
was the scene of an interesting
meeting Thursday morning which
resulted in the organization of a
local Women's Music club, the next
meeting o wnien win oe neio
February 1L Officers named to
meeting of
head the group which will concen-
trate upon increased musical ex
pression In Medford arc Mrs.
Paske, president: Mi-h, Kffle Her
bert Yeoman, vice president, and
Mrs. IJ. K. Gore, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Paske was assisted in or
ganization work by Mrs. Strang,
Mrs, Yeoman and Mrs. H. O. Pu
rucker. During tho program a tri
bune of appreciation was paid to
the Andrews and llazelrigg fam
ilies who have added so much to
the music life of Medford for many
years.
Mrs. S. D. N'ason and Mrs. Mon
tana I mnerson entertained tho
guests with several piano num
bers, which were enthusiastically
received.
Music lovers present for tho or
ganization meeting were Mrs.
Nas.in, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Kunlco
Ilillls. Mrs. C. O. Larison, Gertrude
A. Aiunpoker, Genevieve Drown,
lMKIi D. Moore, Mrs. It. K. Marbh,
Mrs. II. o. Purucker, Mrs. Yeoman,
Mrs. lOnnerson, Frank Paske, Mrs.
Rawlcs Moore, Mrs. Carlton Janes
and Mrs, Llslo Carlton Strang.
Dr. and Mrs. Holt,
Kiilcrlatn Club
Member of tho Tuesday card
club met htst week at tho homo
of Dr. and Mrs. Win. W. P. Holt,
Corning Court. Dinner was fol
lowed by the usual number of
bridge games. '
Miss I to icon Will
Go South
Miss Cora liiireau will leave
thin city today for southern Cali
fornia, w hero tdie w ill combine
business wilh pleasure and eiij'y
a short vacation wilh friends.
miner on tho sulijecl of "l"un
Music vs. l'roi;raiii Mii.slc." and
added to tho explanation of dif
ferences liy showing a list of vlc
tures of tho Civic Opera company
nrlLstM In characteristic pows. SSIi
also uri:od the club members to
attend tho opera company's ap-
poaranco 111 Portland in March.
Mrs. C. II. Pasktc, local soloist,
entertained -with two moiis nnd re'
sponded to nn encore with a third
number. She also announced plans
for the presentation of the "Cruc
ifixion" on (iood Friday lit tho
Kirst .Presbyterian church nnd in
vited nil KliiKcrs to Join the
lieai-MolH. which will ho held each
Monday evening.
Actlnir as hostesses for thn oft
ernoon woro Mosdames Pasko, .1
K. IMmiston and II. C. William
son.
At the 1uslness mooting wlilc.h
fidlowed the program 11 was an
nouneed that $10 was realized on
llio scholaixhlp brldKO tea, spon
sored by tho club tho preccedlllB
I w ee k
Miss Laubscher Is
Feted Guest Prior
To Leaving City
Coinpliinciilliig Miss Dililli 1
l-uul'schcr, who will leave the first '
of the week for Seallle, a group !
of her friends iMiteiiailied with a
no-hostess dinner paitynl Ihe Itlue
Flower bulge Thursday evening.
Covers were placed for 1 and
dinner was followed by three ta
bles of bridi;e. (itiests were Mrs.
Aubrey NorrlH, Mrs. Klva Mitchell.
Mis. Josephine Jones. Mrs. Justin
Smith. Mis. Louis Jennings, Miss
Josephine KoppeS. M iss Jean
Steele, Mrs. l.ycla King. Miss Wini
fred Tritch, M iss Olga Anderson
and Miss Lucille Garrett.
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Lions Club Plans
Valentine Dance
to Grace Holiday
Among the many festivities plan
ned to era co the St. Valentine'
holiday is a dance to be spou- j
sored by the Lions club. The def
inite date for the affair has not 1
been announced but local dancers :
are promUed a gay setting of (
cupid.s bows. red hearts and j
spring buvraims for the occasion. ,
Many private parties are also j
being planned for St. Valentine's ,
day. Invitations are out and local
shops are being Invaded for quaint
place cards and lacey valentines
and comic innovations of tho or
iginal token of Inve.
Mrs. O'llaiilou
10 .loin Husband
Mrs. A. M- O'llanlon of this city
left today for Portland where she
will make her home. Mr. O'llanlon.
who has been promoted to the po
sition of lubricating oil sales sup
ervisor for tho Gilmorc Oil com
pany In Oregon will leave later In
Ihe week to join Mrs. O'llanlon in
Portland where ho will establish
his headquarters.
1 1 rid go Follows
No-lloslesH Luncheon
A pleasant event for members
of tho young married set was tho
no-hostess luncheon held at tho
home of Airs. Jack Poller on
Friday arternonn. Luncheon nnd
bridgo wcro enjoyed by H guests.
Miss Oi'Hi Guest
at Fraternity Dauco
Mlss Dorothy Orth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Orth, Is spend
ing this week-end on the Univer
sity of Oregon campus, where sho
attended the formal dance last evv
ning, given by tho Retu. Theta PI
fraternity.
Prints . . .
the First Fashion
in Frocks for Now!
.Everybody seemingly wants a print frock
for early s)i'in,u;! And the Cinderella Shop is
lad lo announce one. of llie largest Kliowings of
new ylyles in Medford.
Some willi slrniniit or hnliiro jiirkcls, some in one-piece
stylos with fur .etifl's. I'rinl.s with Unlit or dark baek
,'i'oiiiiils. Also I'laiils anil Hoiiian slripts.
Dresses
$6.95
$59.95
Spring
Coats
$19.95
$59.95
Smart Suits
Straw Hats
Accessories
"Allen A" Hose
"Wear As You Pay
Monday.
( Crater Lake Guild meets 4
with Mis. Marsh this evening.
I Meeting of the Y. W. C. A.
exeeutlvo board at 7:30 p. m.
h Girls' League council lunch- 4
eon, 4
TiieMlay. t $
Woman' Foreign Mission- 4
ary society will meet witn !
Mrs. J. W. Sinylle.
Woman's Association of the 4
Presbyterian eluiri h will meet 4
this afternoon at :3U in tho
church parlors. 4
St. Ann's Altar society will 4
i et for regular business ses- 4
si.m at 2:30, in tho Pariah 4"
halt.
Uuly Kllis will meet for 4
fr their regular card playing in 4
the Klks temple this uftei'- h
4 neon. 4
4 Wednesday.
Reception for all new mom-
4!
4
4
fr bers of the S;Mers' lodge at
; K. P. hall.
Lady Lions will meet this
a I'tei noon for covered didi
4
S luncheon a, the home of Mrs.
Lagene Tborndyke.
Thiii'Mlny.
4
4
Zuleima Temple, Daughters 4
4- of the Nile, will hold cere- 4
4 monial and Installation this 4
4 evening.
4 lUiilding P.tidge club meets
h this afternoon with Miss Keli-- 4
j eher. at her home on South 4
; 4 Oakdale. 4
4 Friday. 4
4 High school Junior carnt- 4
4 val.
I Card party In the Guild 4
h h:ill to be sponsored this 4f
4 afternoon by ladies of St. 4
4 Marks Guild. , 4
$ 4
4.4.4.4 4.44444444
Dinner and Cards
Enjoyed Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Glasgow
entertained at theli coutltry homp
south of Medford Thursday eve
ning wiUi a dinner and bridgo
party.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Rutterfleld, Dr. and
Mrs. R. C. Mulhollund, Mr. and
Mrs. Dado Terrctt and tho host
and hostess. ,v
4
Miss Pratt Honored
Itct'oro Departure
Miss Alice Pratt, who completed
her training courso at tho Sacred
Heart hospital yesterday, wa tho
iiKsolration fr a delightful party
given by tho students Thursday
evening. Valentines were evi
denced in all the decorations for
tho affair and cards .were tho
leading diversion of the evening. ''
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