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PAOE TlIKEiB K The Week's Society Happenings Edited By Eva Nealon Bridge Luncheons Formal Dance Will 1 1 Musical Evening Is Miss Norris Bride Of Mr. Jeter, Home Wedding This City ! Commanders oZ Important Event i For Next Friday Popular CoEd Enjoyable Events Mrs. Piatt's Home Greet Springtime, Pan Hellenic Plan She Reigns at Junior Carnival Enjoyed Wednesday H. H. Corliss Home MTIDFOTiTTi MaTTJ TRTBTTNTE, fEDFOTtD, OREGON. SUNDAY, FF,PT?TtiRY IS. 1031 r i i Lovely affairs of the. week were 'the bridge luncheons slven hy ! Mes dames Earl (laddin and Hal Vlatt at the latter'H home Tues day and Wednesday afternoons. i There were five tobies of bridge In. play each day and luncheon served at the small tables, which Were decorated in RprliiK flowers of pastel shades. f Prizes at cards for the two af .ternoons wore awarded Mesdumes II. V. Wanner, A. r. Ktennott, V. 'X. Kmerick, Van Gilbert, Uoy Shreve, Ralph CowkiII and fJ. t. 'ltohertHon. Local Music Lovers Will Hear Robeson Among the many followers of music who will be at the Portland auditorium tomorrow evening . to hear Paul Itoberion, ureal nesro baritone, in his Ions anticipated coast appearance, will bo Mrs. Gordon Voorhles and dau shier, Mrs. Sprague RteKel, of this city. Mrs. Voorhies and Mrs, I Hegel left Med ford by motor Saturday morn Ins for the northern city. College Women Are Guests Kelly Home - Members or the Roue River college women's club mot with Mrs. E. E. Kelly hi her home on Queen Anne yesterday. Mrs. Han sen reviewed Owen Wister's book. "Roosevelt, the Story of A Friend fillip," as the leading feature of the program. RefreHhments were served by a committee with Mrs. 11. K. Nord wick an chairman. Birthday Dinner Honors t Mr. Hansen Saturday t Complimenting Mr. Hansen's birthday anniversary.- Mrs. II. O. Hansen entertained last evening with a dinner' at the Hotel Hol land, followed by bridge at the Hansen homo on Queen Anne ave- " -.jjoverfl were placed for 12 at the dinner tuble attractively arranged With bouquets of spring flowern. IU ---- - - A formal dancing party to gruce the lovely spring season will be sponsored l'riday evening by the local chapter of Pan Hellenic for members and their friends. The dance will bo held in the small hall of the Natatorium and will bo preceded by numerous dinner parties now being arranged by members of the local college crowd. Arrangements are being made to entertain "5 couples. The committee completing plans for tho dance is composed of Mrs. Robert Hart, general chairman; Mrs. Don Newbury, decorations; Mrs. Jack Garrett, tickets; Mrs. Emerson Merrick, music; and Mrs. Wm. Lee IJricker. favors. Mrs. Reames Among Hostesses of Week Mrn. E. A. Reames was hostess yc-aierday afternoon at a spring luncheon. Covers were placed for eight on the table, decorated with many iary blossoms, Southerners Enjoy Tennessee Program Mosdames Pottinger, Kry and Satchwell entertained the Dixie club Saturday. February 7 at the home of Mrs. Pot linger on East Jackson street. Mrs. Satchwell had charge of the program which consisted of studies from Tennessee and was sponsored by those members whose homes were from that state. Mrs. 3riggs reviewed "Green Pastures" by Marc Connoly. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Ftlgells Kntertnin At Dinner Monday - Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Edgell in vited a group of friends to their home Monday evening for dinner. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Newhall, Mr. P. V. Hammtl, Mr. T. Slater Johnston, Mrs. Marjory ' Keasley and Mrs. Alice Hnlloway. ' ' ' 'iff V Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Corliss on tertained a number of friends at their home Wednesday evening, February 11. The evening was pleasantly spent with muWe. Song were sung by Mrs. Yeoman, Miss Curry and Mr. Corliss: Mrs. And rews accompanied on the piano. Mr. Kd Andrews gave several read ings which were very enjoyable. At 11 o'clock a throe course lunch was served. The tuble was beaut ifully decorated in pink and green sweetpeas and smllax. Tho invited guests were Mrs. Effie Yeoman, Miss Eleanor Cur ry, Mrs. Ella Andrews, Mrs. Eva Curless, Miss Evelyn Wold, George Andrews Jr., Mr. Ed Andrews, Dr. Dan E. Standard, Dr. Susie Stand ard, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wold, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thorndike and Mr. and Mrs. O. 1). Frazee. St. Patrick's Dance Major Interest of Local B. P. W. Club liar- I Peasley Photo. Miss Rlllie Ilainmett. popular high school mis who was elected queen to rule at the Junior Carnival held Friday, February Utli. Kho Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hammctt and Ik shown here In tho royal robes In which she appeared in the parade ami at the carnival, which followed. - TODAY One Day Only I ' Coninuous Shows 1 :15 to 11 :15 I AMERICA'S GIRL FRIEND IS BACK AGAIN IN RATHE NEW" CHl&Cff ft VITAPHONE WX- wmwr ACT mill CilKSTKH f f- i mi0li!rm mokkis 0&'tisA-- lliiscd on -Play- 'Mb - x ' Aro,,s!d"bHy m I"1- J,kk- Piiinces Nord- ajS fW ' V,'-"S m a sli-om. Ailopto! H i 41 r" ""m iDp" m 1- ' IM-UMii Ni Here she is a Captain 1 VV, f ! uiaa ....1 unur heart I J -" v&V v I I ! away. See and hear the I f I' i V'i M l whole wonderful show I i.iAJ 1 Ii the Pirate's Den and f W ff Py-4I II ' DI..I. r.irl. In trlckv It' Ml V V S' t I .:..mhl . . . niaht i 7 TVSf I I ! clubs, gangster hang- 1 A v II ! outs, fights. Hear Alice f J , A fJfcff II ! sing "You're My Cap- mmS ' II ! ..i. Kidd." "The Low- I rK. in ! down on the Lowdown," tt J jf Cf "You Learn About Love i 'St ' U 1- T 1 i " I Begins TOMORROW j$ t TALKIE! SINGIE LAFFIE! Vl 4 HARD TO GET" jf1 II . ! Y.i.V " D Jack Oakie Charles Oelaney Dorothy Mackaill 1 I Dance Will Follow Close of Lent for Local Enthusiasts i St. Mary's Academy ' Students Complete ; Evening With Dance 1 The youiiK people nf St. Mary'n I at'ad.'iny and friends, following tho basketball -ame Friday eveninB. enioved a daneinu nartv in Parish event which will renew festivities ; (,.,,, TllP aij ,.H of ,i10 parish followinB the beautiful Easter day. ! sponsored the affair. UefieHhments With the Lenten season opening ; this week tho eyes of society already cazintr forward to the' A gala event of St. Patrick's day will bo the dancing party at the Oriental Gardens to be spon Hored by the local Husinesa and Professional Women's club. The committee working under Mrs. Clarice Spuhn, chairman, is ar ranging several special features for the dance. Decorations will be In keeping with the all-Irish holiday. A dinner party Tuesday evening at tho Blue Flower lodge is th first social event scheduled for the very near future for members or the Business and Professional Women's club. Tho program for the evening will include an in' structivo talk on International Kb lations and cards and other amusements will follow the din tier. The meetings for this month will nil bo in charge of tho In ternationa) Relations committee Cars will leave the Chamber of Commerce building for tho Blue Flower lodge at ti:lo and trans portatlon will be available for all members who wish to attend the party. Plans are also under way for tho Med ford club to send a large delegation to the Oregon state convention, which will be held In Salem In May, Miss Vera Humph rey is chairman of the committee to bo known as ''Trail 'em Salem." The homo of Mr. and Mrs. ry Kinabarger was the scene ol a pretty wedding Monday morn ing at 11 u'clm-k when Miss Mary Susan Norris, youngest daughter of Mrs. Nettie B. Norris and lis ter of Mrs. Itinatiarger became the bride of Mr. Wilford Jeter of Etna. Cal.. son of Mrs. .1. It. Morgan of Yreka. ! The ring ceremony was read by ! Hev. W. It. Eaton, pastor of the First Baptist church, before a bower of ferns and potted plants. The bride was lovely in a gown of turquoise blue crepe and wore a corsaKo of rosebuds and lilies of the valley. Her sister, Miss Lois Norris, was he: maid of honor and was also attired in blue and wore a corsage of pink sweetpeas. Mr. Uinabarger was the groom's at tendant. The ceremony was followed by a buffet wedding breakfast for which the table was deeo rated ith sweetpeas, ferns and pink tapers. Mrs. Hlnabarger was as sist ed in serving by Mrs. Dot-la Norris of Klamaih Palls. Cuesls for the wedding and breakfast were: Airs. Morgan and little son and daughter. Miss Viola Jeter, Mr. Harry Ward, Mrs. Nettle li. Norris and Miss Lois Norris of Yreka, Airs. Doeia Nurris of !lnnmth Palls and Air. AVIMsie 'ruitt, liev. and Airs. W. II. Eaton and Kraukle ami Koland Kluabur- ger of this city. Following tho wedding the bride and groom left for a trip to north ern points. They will make their home in Etna, Cal., where Mr. Jeter is editor of the Western Sentinel. It will be tho Knstor Monday hull he held -April 0 in tho Orion- mi Gardens under the auspices of tho Women's Auxiliary of the Medford post. American I.eRion were served, complimenting the Prospect team, and all enjoyed the eveninR. The ladies promUe to' re peat the courtesy to promote moro sociability anions the younticr set i rh Ml The most brilliant social affair of the Knight Templar season tin Comma rulers ball and card party will be an event of Fri day evening at the Masonic temp le in Ashland. Invitations are bo- I nt; issiifii oy .iui oiiiiiiiiiioi'i 7i , No. 4 for the occasion. It. V. Lee of ibis city is commander. All Knights Tmplar will appear in uniforms for tho event. Many Enjoy Dance Royal Arch Masons Sponsor on Friday da no Warner of the famous Warner loo 1 1 will family headed by "Pop," coui'h of Stanford" learns wan selrrtcd for College HuuiorY March Hall or Fame. .Miss War ner, a lolln (amnia al Iho Cul vers! t y of 4 )regon, likes fool twill better than any other sport and thinks "Pop's' system Is the best In the world. Sho Is well known among inembeis of the local imi- veiNhy group. Thursday Music ale New Club Greeted By Local Society Mrs. Meeker Gives Party For Former Residents of City Mrs. Kyle Hostess Luncheon Friday Rejoicing which the world has and help to boost the interest In known since tho first Easter morning will be expressed in the elaborateness . of the party plan ned by the Auxiliary. Spring flow ers in abundance will lend fra grance and color to the occasion. Numerous features are being planned by 'the committee in charge, which Is Mrs. F. Ci. Bunch and Mrs. W. S. Bulger, general chairmen; Mrs. Goodwin Humph rey and Mrs. C. T. Baker, tickets; advertising, Mrs. (..race Voss dec orations. Airs. Belva Aiken. bat- ketball. Edward Reames to Head Frosh Glee On Eugene Campus Valentine Card Party Pleasant Event Saturday News from the University of Oregon and other schools where members of the local younger set are students brings proot eacn week that Aled ford's youths are playing a prominent part In both the scholastic and social activities of their respective schools. Edward Ueamcs, son of Attor ney and Airs. i;vnn iteames, is chairman of the Frosh tilee, ma jor social event of the school year sponsored by the freshman class. Several numbers of the Oregon Dally Emernld, campus publica tion, carried his picture on the front page last week. The Frosh Glee will be held April 11 and chairmanship of the large affair I Is always awarded one of tho I class' most prominent and effic- i lent members. I AIlss Laura Drury. daughter of Mr. and Airs. Allen B. Drury, also figures In recent news events at the university. She was awarded the silver loving cup presented by Kappa Alpha Theta to tho most outstanding pledge in the suror- , Ity. ! Moty Homo Seem; ! Of B rid ye Party The K. M. Aloty home at 704 West Tenth street was the scene of a pleasant gathering of friends Friday afternoon when Mrs. .Moty was hostess to a dozen ladies for 1 an afternoon of bridge. Individual hearts and cupils In Ice cream '' were served by the hostess. High ; score was held by Mm. Hunter and consolation by Mrs. Morris. Adilntid Miiricttie In Ik February 23 Members of the Greater Med ford club and the various music i lii I ei of the city are invQ-d t attend the rniifiea'e to be jjTi-n in lh Presbvlerian t bun h of Anhland M Middy, February 1!3 un der the ttdTpices of the Ashland Music Study club. Mrs. More Mr;. Cora Powell was hostess last evening at a Valentine card party at her home on Almond street. Guests were Air. and Airs. Laurence Johnson, Mr. and Airs. F. W. Kitfon, .Mr. and Mrs. Kdw. Pease, Air. and Airs, M. Beck, Air. and Mrs. E. W. Wakefield and Air. Louis Bashaw. Nile Daughters to Enjoy Dinner Party Mrs. KImer Kyle entertained at one o'clock luncheon Friday. Covers were placed for eight nt a beautifully appointed table, with centerpiece of red carna tions and red tapers, carrying out the Valentine motif. Several tables of bridge were enjoyed during the afternoon, the high score being held by Airs. Bridaue L. Sanderson and the second high by Mrs. Alvln Tol lefson. Airs. Kyle's guests were Ales dames Boy Jones, Earl leever. Merle Kindle, Alyln Tollefson, Leonard Freeman, Brldane San derson, and Donald Hutchison. Bridge Party Event Of Tuesday Evening The first regular meeting of tho Thursday Musicalo was held Thursday morning at the homo of Airs. C. H. Pasko with eighteen musicians present. The constitu tion and by-laws . were read and an Interesting program of music enjoyed. Aliss Genevieve Brown played a group of piano -.numbers, "Fare well to tflo Piano" by Beethoven, and "Polonaise"' by Cm mm. Mrs. Kuenlce Hlllls sang "At Dawn" and ."Morning" by D'Har lot and was accompanied on the piano by Airs. T..J. Amspoker. Tho next meeting of tho club will be held fit the homo of Airs, llltlis, March- 5. Airs. C. H. Pasko Is president of the recently organized group and Mrs. Effio Herbert Yeoman, vico president. Mrs. E. 10. Goro is secretary-treasurer. Guild Parly Postponed I'ntil After Ixnt The party planned for iv mor row evening at the St. Mark's Guild hall by tho Brotherhood of St. Andrew has been postponed because of the death of Mr. Thom as M. Hwem, Sr., and. will not bo held until after the close of the lent en season. 'Airs. Ralph Woodford and Airs. O. D. Frazee are entertaining Xu lemia Temple Daughters of the Nile Patrol Alomhiy evening, Feb ruary Hi. at 0:30 o'clock din ner. The dinner will bo nerved at AIi-h. Woodford's home on South Holly. Carnation Club To Meet Thursday The Carnation club will meet Thursday nftcrmmn at the home of Mrs. II 1). Elliott. 214 Wes .la el; vi m feme a nd hrlm friend1. Mrs. C. A. Alceker entertained Thursday afternoon In honor of Mrs. Canaday and Airs. Austin of Uo.sehurg. Tho guests were form erly members of the PhlEothea class of the AlothodUa Sunday school, Games and contests were enjoyed Miss Phlpps received first prize, Al rs. Ca n a d ay a n d M rs. Austin guest prizes of eorsago bouquets of sweet pean and fern. Headings were given by Airs. Canaday which were much, appreciated. Sweet pean, fern and pink tapers wero used In table decorations where a buft'ett lunch was served. Bug gestlve of Valentine's day. Mrs. Satterlee assisted the hos toss In serving. The guests were McsdamcH Canaday, Austin, ,1111 I ton, ltedden, Fisk. Cblrgwln, Snt- tcrlee, llolloway. Griffith, Howell. Minonr, .Meeker, Allsses Matney, Bateman and Phlpps, Mrs. Solinsky Is Popular Hostess One hundred guests enjoyed the delightful dancing party In the Masonic ball room Friday evening sponsored by the Royal Arch Alli sons for Masons and their invited friends. A pleasing feature of the eve ning were the dance numbers pre sented by pupils of Dixie Ambler Harvey. Music for the party was furnished by a local orchestra. Plans for another daneo to no held in the near future are being fliuuo. Past Matrons Enjoy Luncheon and Cards Fourteen members of the Past .Matrons club of Grants Pns at ! tended the luncheon given in their honor by the Past Matron club of Iteames chapter Monday in tho local Masonic hall. Tables for the occasion we-ro tastefully arranged with a lovely valentine dall for centerpiece, sur rounded with tapers and small val entines, which served as place cards. Sprays of smllax and a red carnation as favor at each place completed the decorations. The latter were the gift of Mrs. Edna Isaacs of the local club. During the luncheon a program of music and readings was pre sented. Airs. C. O. Larlson Band a solo and each mem tier was call ed upon for a valentine reading. The luncheon closed with commun ity singing. following luncheon bridge was enjoyed with prizes going to Me dames Gray, Seeback and Cornell. The party was arranged by tho officers, Airs. K.-O. Fowler, Miss Weeks and Airs. "Woodford, wttU the nsslstaiYco of the members. Airs. K. C. Solinsky who Is giv ing a lovely series of .bridge lunch eons during tho early spring soas on, entertained nt her homo again yesterday afternoon. Iduly Lions Plan Progressive Parly Plans for a progressive party for St. Patrick's day aro being consid ered by members of the Lady Lions club. Deflnlto arrangements for the affair will be announced at nn early dafe, I Airs. E. C. Jeromo and Aliss Alaurlne Cnrroll were hostesses on Tuesday evening at a bridge partj at Airs. Jerome's home for mem bers of the staff bridge club and guests. Prizes' for high score were awarded Miss Hilda Bundy and !AIrs. Wilson Walt. i I.Mr, and Mrs. Wilcox I To Kntcrtnlii , S. C. Club .Mr. and Airs. David Wilcox will entertain the Oregon State College club at the home of Mr. and Airs, ('has. Bulterfield on .Minnesota avenue Monday evening. All form er Htudentn nre Invited. The meeting will be called at eight o'clock. ANNOUNCEMENT KT K WISH lo nmihi i-all your i-all your attention to our new Home fifrvku Department which we havn milled with the ileHlru to further ohhIk! the hoimowlfe In tho mclhodH of Modern Cookery. Mr. Claim Siolt Ih illreetor nf thin new department Dnd invlteH ynu to lirliiK uny problems or difficulties yn'l may have to the Home Service Department. If yon prefer, Mm. Scott will mil at your home by appoint ment, at uny hour you muy specify and work with you In n Inileavor to help you net the moHt from your gan iiervlcn with the Krealent economy. Do not hesitate to lake advantage of this additional free Kcrvlce. Call either hy telephone or In person. Southern Oregon Gas Cor). "Home of Irmtant Heat" 200 West Main Street Phone 626 Quaint! New! Flattering! Are These Spring Modes! ... -.... x ANKW coat, is quite in tlispcnsiiMc tliis Kon son, when yniir siniirtiipss ileponils so out l't cly on the iiiiliviiliiiilit.v of ymir clothed. We lmve iniuiy ilistini'live styles from which you mny choose at n convenient price. Chic Hats 1 hat -X Speak of Spring Adrienne's "Now Distinctive Apparel for Women" Min. Ilrowit to Visit Hero .Mrs. Ittirt Brown (Arllno Nor- mlle), a former well known resi dent of Medford, nnd two children ten their homo at Long Beach, Cal., today for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. It. A. Konpeit. nnd family. CHICAGO CIVIC OPERA CO. . PORTLAND Public Auditorium , , March 12-13-14 L Matinee, March 14 Entire Chicago Company of 314 !!0 World renowned Hturs Orchestra of 05 JSntire Chorus nnd Mullet 3 special trains. REPERTOIRE: Thurt. Night, March 12 "LA TRAVIATA" Muzlo. Schlpa, John Charles Thorn sat Ollvlero. Hofrore, d'Hermanoy, Snndrlnl, Nlchnllch and others. Bullet. Conductor HOnrcHTO MOHAN ZONI Friday Night, March 13 DIE WALKURERE Frliln, I.nliler, Olszewska, Iledetl, Kipiiis, Strnck, llnrnmeo, Ulade, Shurnovn anil otherH. Conductor KM1L COOPER Saturday Matinee, March 14 LUCIA Di LAMMERMOOR Snlvl, Schlpa, llonelll, Ilarameo, Cavudoro, d'Hermanoy, Ollvlero anil others. Tlnllet. Conductor FRANK ST. I.EOEIt . Saturday Night, March 14 Double Bill CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Muzlo, Tourel. Cortls, Defrere, En erhnrt and others. Conductor MOnERTO MORAN ZONI Followed by I. FAGLICCI Murke, Mnrxhsll, Formlchl, Cava dorc Defrere and others. Conductor FRANK ST. LEOER Followed by Ballet, PRICES (NO TAX) i Floor 20 rowa $.00 13 rowa 5 00 Dreat Circle Center 5.00 Sid 4.00 Balcony Center 4.00 Sidea, 4 rowa 3.00 8ldes, 5 rowa ... 2.00 I TICKETS BY MAIL ! Tickets may lie ordered by mall. i Send orders ami make checks to ChtcnKO Oiiera, Sherman Clay', rorllund. Kncloso self addressed, ! Mumped envelope for return of ( tickets. Orders received hy lonK illstanca telephone or telegraph. Call Deacon 6201, . u j houe is president of the club.
