PXGE THREH
The Week s Society Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
MEDFORD MIIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1931.
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".'J the world gather
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f Ang th. evening.
H"ri. !h Iala dinner-were
, .nv tongues by Med
ia muy onnwers
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mnch ana
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faSi some formed "n
ace arrange-
Guests In Medford
Greeted at Several
Interesting Parties
day
at Party
K summery scene of the
"""w Utile daughter Bar
"lj.kni hirthdav annt
ACT c'6"v"
L TO held at St. Mark's
' many games enjoy
rr. m.MiA sathered at
MJere. from the very
rJtUtUe Bonnie Set-
t arjUen McAllister. Bar
B Terrett. Charlotte
I Midi Older and Barbara, do
iSuessrs. Richard Btuart.
L wool le Wilcox, Verne
fBotble Watson, Bobble An
Dould Lawrence and Dlclr.
km were wolH'
H g. Blackburn, OUbe.
f,. nnlM .1 Verne Bhang
life Pry, J. McAllister, Don
L H. W. Hamlin, H. W. Ham-
had Dan watson.
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" cck to ue riiiea
With Jolly Events
For Ranch Colony
Colonel and Mrs. Gordon Vooriiie.4
entertained Informally at dinner and
dancing at their beautiful country j
home south of Medford Tuesday !
evening complimenting thetr house
guests. Misses Ann and Jane Kerr
of Portland, Jean Kerr of London, 1
and Messrs Qeordie and Tom Kerr 1
of Portland. I
The Misses and Messrs. Kerr stem- i
ped In this city Monday on their
return irum a iisning trip at wed
derburn, where they were guests oi
Roderick Macleay, and remained at
the Voorhles home until Wednesday
evening when they returned to Port
land.
They-were among guests who en
joyed the supper dance given Mon
day by Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McCask-
ey at their home on the Old Stage
road honoring their niece and nep
hew, Misa Eleanor Mccaskey or
San Rafael, Cai., and John Mc
Casfcey of St. Joseph. Mo. Supper
was served at the McCaskey home
followed by dancing and badminton
at the Armory, where other members
of society Joined the younger set in
enjoying tne McuasKeys nospitauiy
Heaths Entertain
At Dinner For 16
Wednesday Eve.
Several delightful summer affairs
are anticipated this coming week.
Among the first to entertain will be
Mr. and Mrs. Corbtn Edgeil, who
have Invited guests to their home
for Monday dinner. Honor guests
will be Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Nlcker
son of Pasadena, who are visiting
the Alfred Carpenters, accompanied
by daughters. Nancy and Peggy.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
raui scrterer will entertain with a
picnic on Rogue river complimenting
Mrs. btewart Patterson of New Yors,
who is spending the summer here.
Friday members of the ranch col
ony end guests will gather at Rogue
EiK inn for a dancing party, more
than 100 guests are expected for the
no-nost annir.
Younger Set Enjoys
Bridge Party Given
As Birthday Event
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heath en
tertained at dinner at their home
Wednesday evening. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Vilas, Dr. Burt bageson
Harry McMann, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Hart, Mrs. Larry Mann, Miss Orbie
Natwlck, Thos. swem, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fluhrer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart.
Hanhys Honored By
Former Local Folk
Myers Visits
Us in Valley
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hanby, who
spent the past week end in Salem,
were much entertained there by for
mer residents of Medford. Thy were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Noth and of Mr. and Mrs. John
Carkln and visited the Leon Browns.
Sunday they motored to Monmouth
to attend the program, given In ob
servance of t.he 75th anniversary of
the Christian church of that little
city. The memorial address was
given by B. F. Mulkey.
Lombardis of Bay
City Guests Here
Miss Dorotha Rlddell. daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Riddell and Miss
Anita Mohr. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Mohr were honor guests
Monday at an evening of bridge for
which Mrs. Rlddell was hostess.
Miss Mohr's engagement to Dr.
Frank Morong, Jr., of Honolulu was
recently announced, and Miss Rlddell
celebrated her birthday anniversary
Monday.
Decoration of gladioli and roses
added much to the very pretty party,
at which there were three tables of
bridge in play. Prizes were awarded
Miss Mary Hayes and Miss Dorothy
Orth.
Guests were Misses Anita Mohr,
Edna Mohr, Roberta Stearns, Omi
GeBauer, Dorothy Orth, Ellow Mae
Wilson. Camille Clemenson, Mar7
Hayes, Fredericka Brommcr, Leila
Carlton. Gertrude. Margaret Dowlln;
and Dorotha Rlddell.
M
Mrs. lllc-hard son Is
Hostess to Utile Folks
Mrs. J. Sanford Richardson oi
Beall lane entertained with a lawn
party Friday afternoon for the mem
bers of her class in the Central
Pot nt schools . Twenty-five little
folks enjoyed the games and con
tests, which were followed by re
freshments, served under the large
trees, which shade the lawn.
Mrs. Le mnion Will
Vntat ion at I teach
Mrs. C. C. Lemmon left last wees
for Hood River, where she visited
relatives and has concinuea wiw
them to Cannon Beach for a month's
vacation.
OWEN D. YOUNG'S DAUGHTER WEDS
i
Travel Minded Folk
Fro mLocal Society
Now Sail for Home
i Misses Smith Are
Greeted By Many
at Charming Tea
Mlaa Roxana Ruhl. dnngllter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Ruhl. sailed
yesterday from Plymouth on the
Holland-American liner, voienoain.
lor New York alter completing a
bicycle tour oi England, accompanied
by several classmates from Vansar.
She will continue west to spend the
remainder of the summer with her
parents.
Another foreign traveler from local
society w.'io will be sailing soon for
the states Is Miss Frances Sporrow.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Spar
row. She Is now touring uermnuy
and Switzerland with Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Corbett and daughter of
Portland and will complete her stay
abroad about the middle of August.
Edgells Entertain
at Dinner Monday
The Misses Marian and Muriel
Smith of Cliftondale. Muss., house
guests of Mrs. C. Rease Braley. were
honored Thursday afternoon at a tea
given by Mrs. Braley at her home on
Siskiyou Heights.
Mrs. J. C. Uovle and Mrs. Glen
Smith, assisted by Mrs. Alln Smith,
poured and were assisted at the tea
table by Miss Gertrude Boyl and Miss
1 Doris Patton. who recently returned
from attending the Pucker Institute,
young women's college In New York.
Miss Stuart Feted
at Several Affairs
dssucl'jltii l-reat I'hoto
EVerett Needham Case and his bride, the former Josephine Young,
only daughter of Owen O. Young, Industrialist, are shown leaving the
Unlver8alist church in Van Hornesville, N. Y., after their wedding
ceremony. Case Is the son of tht chairman of the New York Federal
Reserve bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgeil were
amonu the many socety toik emer-
tulnlng at dinner during the past
week. They umieu a not.vi
their home for Monday evening.
Dinner was followed by bridge.
I'lcnlo anil swim
At AkIiIuiiiI Frlriuv
A Dlcnlc dinner and a swimming
party at Af.hland were enjoyed last
evonlng by a group of locul people.
Fulluwluii the ulcnlc In the park, the
group motored to the Twin Plunges
for swimming. MemDers oi tne punj
Included Mesdames Cora A. Wilson,
A. H. Gregory, Arthur Brown, and
Misses Bertha Stlnson, Genevieve
Brown. Marjorle Gregory, Virginia
Oregory, and Helen WtlHon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann
Sail Tuesday From
Seattle for Alaska
Up n,,H Hfro .1 O Mnllll Will sail
' from Seattle Tuesday on the 8. S.
Northwestern for a tour of Alaska.
' They will spend twelve days on the
water, then return to Seattle. Mr,
Mann plans to continue, to Tacoma.
where he will attend t.he Klwanls
convention. They will later Join their
daughters, Margaret Mary an.l Janet,
who are vacationing at wiuapa camp
at Nahcatta. and enjoy a motor trip
through the north before returning
to Medford.
The Munns left Friday for Seattle.
Mrs. Patton Fetes
Guests of Braleys
Miss iBobel Stuart of Hollywood,
who Is the guest of her parents.
Colonel and Mrs. R. I. Stuurt, has
been the Inspiration for much In
formal entertulntug during the past
week.
A luncheon given by Mrs. Wm.
Vawter. lr.. Friday afternoon and a
party at the J. H. Butler cabin nt
Peter Pan camp Tuesday evening
were ainung affairs given in her
honor.
Here From Iowa
To Visit Kelnllves.
Mrs. A. J. Pemberton of Green
field. Iowa, visited a few days with
her friend, Mrs. George B. Young
of Orchard Homo district.
Mrs. Pemberton Is on a western
trip, especially 10 visit with nor
two sons and families at Busunvllle,
Calif., also a niece, Mrs. Homer T.
Wnkefield and family at Klamath
Falls, and expects to start for Iowa
next week.
Among hostesses of the past week
entertaining at luncheon and bridge
was Mrs. Hamilton Patton, who in
vited a group of friends to her home
on Capitol hill yesterday. Honor
gursts were Miss Muriel and Marian
Smith of Cliftondale, Mass. Tnere
wore two tnbles In play.
Kuiikhh Pi:olle (HlesU
Of Mr. and Mrs. tlruy
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hough of Kl
Dorado, Kansas, who are spending
three months touring the coast, were
guests of their friends, Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Gray, for a couple of days last
week, leaving Saturday for Roseburg.
The Houghs are also friends of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Sumpter Smith, who
lived in El Dorado several years.
The Houghs and Grays visited
Crater Lake Friday ami enjoyed sev
eral tours about the valley. Mr.
Hough Is a retired merchant and oil
mnn nf Knnsns.
Mrs. Stanton Much
Feted Local Guest
McCormacks Here
For the Summer
Stella BoatmarrvMyera-" of
W, Cal. is spending several
u louthem Oregon visiting
Mt B. Warren. Mrs. Fred O.
i ut other friends. !
Kins formerly lived on the
Ijm Road and has many
L to tie Rogue River valley.
tpuW Dy Mesdames warren
trm, she spent last evening
k the J, Sanford Rlcharclsons
& Une.
wArrUe
tai Chicago
tuehird Stevenson and sons,
tt Richard of Chicago, arrived
trt on the Shasta yesterday
at till be guests of Mr. and
I. Coralrf Kenly while here.
t Hit. Davis
f Botlers
I ml lire. Leland Davis of Los
too have been visiting
I'W mother, Mrs. Toft, are
Ft uui week-end as suests ox
1 Butlers at their cabin at
ru. .
I tlnrila ami
ft Vacation
1 Gwrgla Edwards and Miss
fDd lake, where they will
weecs vacation. Miss fia-
IU1 th.n Marirnrrl
W UBUr U.r. riur.rri. Will
fto Templeton In spending an-
tne resort,
i Mta n J '
Pi In Park
llpha Delia class of the Chris
ltiiurh wi. ... ,
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Jrae dinner a short business
r ua alter wnicn an en
ItTDlllns K..nl. . narl.
hu a i- ; . ,
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F The June and July groups
r i. VIle anair.
Mrs. Edwin Stanton, who Is a
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gain
Robinson, has been the lnplratlon
fnr considerable entertaining In lo
cal socletv. Mrs. Roberts cntenanea
with a dinner and bridge party in
her honor and Mrs. wheldon Blddle
at dinner and dancng. Mrs. Stanton
shared honors at the latter affair
with' Miss Margaret Josten, who lelt
Thursday for her home In Owatonna,
Minn.
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K. C. A. Sound
TODAY and MONDAY
wrire Bancroft In
"DERELICT"
IDAY and WEDNESDAY
war Nurse"
"h Robert Montgomery
JHIksdav ,, rRIDAY
ong Came Youth"
Wth Chas. Rogers
ATIRIUY ONLY
Bark Jones In
Texas Ranger"
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reler, Polly Moran, In
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"in. Auq. 9. 10, 11, 12
IRADER HORN "
. Contti
M. E. LombardI, director of tne
Standard Oil Company of Colitorniu
with headquarters in ouu ruw.v.,
and sons. David and Oliver, who re
cently returned irom iaie, w,rc.
both are students, were guests dur
ing the post week of Wm. F. Isaacs
at Big Rock lodge. Mr. LombardI is
a prominent figure In all oil Inter
ests, being responsible for the pro
duction of oil with the Standord OH
company, In all sections "i
world. '
on.,!. v. arlrt Vila enns were en-
Joying fishing the Rogue as guests
of Mr. Isaacs, ins uuub., -
Carolyn, was vacationing
LaThe four are expected to "J" j
to Medford following a wm ;
mond lake and other mountain resorts.
Miss Butler Will Attend
University of caiirornia
ntior lpfi last weeic
. n , n. nhMn flhP Will
I or uerfcctT-y, w..,
enter the University of California for
a year's study oi languages. ...
the soutn sne win aioo ww ,,,
tarlal course at Armstrongs. She wl.l
be Joined In Berkeley by Miss Isobe!
Wlllsie of this city, who also plans
to attend school.
Mesdnmes Swlgcrt and
drier gues:s in
If, ITrarl fio,1oprt Jr.. of Portland
and Mrs. Wynne P. Orler of Salem
are house guests this week of Mrs.
Swlgerfs father. Dr. W. H. Heckman
and family at their home on Corning
Court, having' motored south Friday
with Miss Annette necKnm...
was guest of Mrs. Swlgert for two
weeks.
Mrs. Grler Is remembered oy many
members of the university set as
Helen Pollock. Her marriage to Mr.
Grler was a social event In Salem
last month.
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TODAY!
and TOMORROW
(rmitliiiinns Shows Today)
Interesting guests In Medford this
week, whoso arrival each summer is
the lncenilve for much entertaining
among members of the ranch col
ony are Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Mc
Cormack of Irvlngton-on-the-Hud-
son.
The McCormacks formerly lived
In the Roguo river vulley and plan
to spend most of the summer sea
son here.
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