MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUP, OREGON SUNDAY, 'AUOUST lfl, 1931 "
KTOE THREB
The
WfV Society Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
L Dress Party
l.Gala Affair
Merson Home
..t.i. nf last evening.
76 society folk and sum-
.L . Hmu nnrt.v
fL Stewart Patterson, com
C JW. Eleanor ;Wlnter
rS wh0 18 ',6r
rJrt, and Brnest Hamill.
Liana B"1 Crawford of Chl
Fjjm guests of her son, Stew-
K'lppeared In costumes,
tV represent an advertlse-
LOuests assembled on the
t later enjoyed dancing . In
JJuj room, attractively ar
j U ttae occasion.
Sanders Of
fad Honored
Ii u Senders was hostess
Jdjog at a small Informal
mat complimenting Miss
arten, who Is guest of her
Dr Senders and Mrs. San
M Kore at bridge was held
am guest and low by Mrs.
'JSbi arrived In Medford by
50 Portland the middle of
it From East
jittend Fiesta
is Patterson and guests, Ern
l,n, Ben crawford and Tom
Ojlcago, who are spending a
,i tin summer with Mrs.
k mother1, Mrs. Stewart
a, will leave this city soon
a Barbara, Cel., where they
d tt fiesta, colorful cele-
irtich depicts the old Span
Boni to early Callfornlans.
Sn. McDonald
Hailow
a Kn. 0. W. McDonald have
l a three months' auto
l the eastern and middle
Their Itinerary' ln-
Iftir old home town, Rodney,
tats In Minnesota and 1111'
1 iWted the battle fields of
ICuttt and his men and say
M ol the massacred men are
t)mct spot where the men
tntum trip also Included
k Hit Black Hills, Yellowstone
Pacific coast points of ln-
Mxrine Reese of Ortonvllle,
jfe accompanied them home,
km In southern Oregon to
KitioUnd normal school, .
k tndeavorers
tohrty .
M members of the Phoenix
hbdeavor society enjoyed a
party in the laurel
a home of Mr. and Mrs.
P on Ooleman creek Wed-
Iwlng.
JW s decorated with lan
ft Mier fixtures, which gave
appearances of a gypsy
"M were enjoyed during
"Wag and refreshments
" which the remainder of
Nf was SDent miinH tha
' liere many stories were
' aung to ukelele ac
att. tffojram'
wore lodge
P of music and dancing
following the regular
f of the Degree of Honor
"wag In the Labor Union
iWo, concert nianlst.
Kill AlnSBlnal . 1
sen. aton nt hi. .......
f Bertha Cook and Miss
P Presented in several
rn- suss Ellow Mae Wil-
'" wth whistling solos
wnpson sang a beautiful
" by Miss Margaret
F ranees Sparrow
Sails For States
With E. Corbetts
' Miss JTances Sparrow, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Alex Sparrow, who
has been traveling in Europe for the
past year, sailed yesterday from Eng
land for the states with the Elliott
Corbetts of Portland.
Miss Sparrow has toured .central
and southern Europe, spending con
siderable time In all Interesting
places. The last few weeks of her
travels have hn
. . , , wwu wj merry
old England. Upon arrival in n..
York she will continue ,,,
Corbetts. and return tn i .
here, where she will be the Inspire-
v.-.. , uiiuj oengntlul affairs. . , .
Picnics, and Swims
Amuse Younger Set
Many lollv names . h. ...
Joyed during the past week by mein-
" ul "ie younger set vacationing
here. Picnics have been In the lead
with swImmlnK tormina th
diversion.
Among those entertaining fnr thc.
Smart VOUnir npnnln ara
Stewart Patterson, Black Preston, and
uonaid 8. Clark, who were hostesses
at nlcnlcs Sunday and Tuesday respectively.
L. B. Browns Are .
Welcome Visitors
'Mr. and Mrs. h. B. Brown, for manv
years residents of this city, are In
aaeaiora tnis week from' Oakland
Cnl., and are being much entertained
by their many friends. They plan to
spend another week In southern Ore
gon.
Mr. Brown was in business here 12
years ago.
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Miss Thompson Is
Sailing For Orient
Miss Mary Thompson, popular
young daughter of Mrs. Edith Fish
Thompson, who sailed from San
Francisco yesterday for a tour of the
Orient with her aunt, was the Inspi
ration for a supper party, given Mon
day evening by Miss Josephine Bullls.
Fourteen guests enjoyed t,he eve
ning. M
Mrs. Wheeler
Returns From East
' Mrs. Pearl Wheeler has returned
to this' city after spending the past
month in the east. While away she
divided her time between Columbus,
Ohio, Ogden, St, Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago, stopping in Sanborn,
Iowa to visit friends on her return.
She also stopped in Seattle niter ar
rival in the west.
Food Sale Planned
I)y Catholic Ladles,
The Catholic ladles will sponsor a
food sale at Weeks and Orr Saturday.
The affair will be In cha'rge of Miss
Anna Kellehor.
W Holiday
P. H. Chandler Egan
"it last week at their
""k Beach, Cal. ,
ntaiM
t1 Cabin
P . Walter Filer and Mrs.
San Francisco arc
C. N. Black at Ills
"w river.
Fhtada,
Missionary society of
"abyterlan church will
mil.. ..
r meeting Tuesday
rnnt is at two o'clock
l - aars. r,
S. Daniels.
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Dinner & Dancing
Compose Festive
Wednesday Event
One of the loveliest parties of the
year for members of the younger set
was given Wednesday evening by the
j "c ana LHjroiny uoo
ci'ts at the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Roberts on Crown
Hill.
Thlrtv-flve imoata ... i. ,...... ...
dinner and dancing in the list were
"'"" visnurs m Mediord for the
summer and other young folk, who
will be leaving for school in the early
fall.
Shower Given For
Mrs. F. McDonald
Mrs. E. Iverson and daughter Mrs.
Maynard Putney, were Joint hostesses
Tuesday afternoon at the former's
home at a lovely party and shower
given for the pleasure of Mrs. Fred
McDonald, a recent bride.
During early afternoon a group
of gomes were enjoyed on the lawn,
climaxing in a treasure hunt, which
brought MrB. McDonald a basket
filled with beautiful gifts.
Luncheon was then served at the
pretty table decorated In pink and
silver, with a bowl of pink roses as
centerpiece. Twelve guests enjoyed
the affair.
COMMUNICATIONS HEAD AND BRIDE
Motor to Hood Klvcr 1
For Week Und
Misses Lucille and Thelma Perozzl
and Arllene Butler left yesterday
morning by motor for Hood River,
where Miss Lucille will remain as
nurse of Hood River county. Her
sister and Miss Butler will return
louth Mondoy or Tuesday. The latter
plans to leave soon for Longvlew,
where she is supervisor of physical
education In the high school.
.Mrs. Marks Honored
At Shower Thursday y
Mm. w. H. Riddle and Miss Ruth
Severance were hostesses at the lat-
ter's home on Arcadia Court Thurs
day evening at a bridge shower giv
en for Mrs. Ray Marks.
There were three tables of bridge
In play during the evening and prizes
awarded Mrs. E. S. Severance and
Mrs. T. N. Parrett. Many beautiful
gifts were presented the honor guest.
Those present were Mesdames C.
vt Kent Trpne ConulOS. E. N. Butler,
T. N. Parrett, Mert Dew, Glen Par
sons, H. U. Mitchell, N. J. Merrm,
Riddle, Marks and E. S. severance
and the Misses Tess Merrill and Ruth
Severance.
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Ml Hues Kellehor
Homo From Trip
Misses Ann and Koty Kelllehor re
turned last week from spending
five months on a trip through old
Moi everal southern states and
the Yellowstone national park.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Home
From Vdcutlon Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly re
turned Friday evening from a two
weeks' vacation trip to Seattle. Olym
pla, and Portland. They were ac
companied to Portland by Mrs. Kel
ly's mother. Mrs. Paul Qrelner, who
returned with them Friday, after be
ing guest of friends in the northern
city for two weeks.
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Mrs. Fredericks and
Sons Are (iuests
Mrs. Pearl Fredericks and little
sons, Bobble and Billy, are guejts
from Bremerton, Wash., of Mrs.
Fredericks' brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Verne Shangle. She
will spend part of Iter time in the
south at Endert's beach with Mrs.
Shangle.
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Pythian Club Meets
Tuesday Evening
The Pythian club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Heine. 016 West
Tenth street, Tuesday evening, Aug.
IB, at B o'clock.
The last meeting of the club was
held at the ,home of Mrs. H. O.
Wortman and was In the form of a
covered dish luncheon and card party
on 4he lawn. A very pleasant time
was had.
Kittertaln Friends at
Shady Cove
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams and
daughter Ilda entertained a few
friends at their cabin at Shady Cove
over the week endi
'Those present were, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powell,
Mrs. Oeo. Roy, Miss Oreta Harrison,
Clarence Hnrwood and Fred Schrec-engost.
Carpenters Give
Dinner Honoring
New Yorker Here
Mrs. Eleanor Winterbotham of New
York, who Is house guest of Mrs.
Stewart Putterson and the Inspira
tion for much entertaining, was hon
ored Thursday evening at a dinner
given by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Car
penter at their beautiful country
home.
Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Schere.-. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Ru,hl,
Mrs. Stewart Patterson. Mrs. Black
Preston, Mrs. Winterbotham and T.
Slater Johnston.
Atsociated Press Photo
Clarence H. Mackay, chairman of the Postal Telegraph and Cabla
corporation, and his bride, the former Anna Case, concert singer and
former Metropolitan opera soprano. They were married recently at
Roslyn, Long Island, where the Mackay summer homo la situated.
Nurses Will Meet
For Thursday Tea .
Swearingen Cabin
Mr. and Mrs. Keames
Return from Lake
Among people returning to the city
after a pleasant outing In the moun
tains are Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reames
and children, Carvel, Betty and Tom
my. They returned yesterday from
spending two weeks at Diamond lake.
Stag Party Enjoyed
At Blernia Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bierma, who re
turned Friday from a week's vacation
at Bnndon. entertained that evening
with a crab feed. Quests were friends
of their son. Jack Bierma. Those
present were Dick Isaacs, Jack Walk
Cliff oarnett, Boo Emmens,
Caney Hlggons and Jack Bierma.
Ml Herman Will
Return This Week
Mlu Kvplvn Herman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Herman, who has
Hn the euest of friends and rela
tives In Albany ond Harrlsburg. for
the past two weeks, is expeciea to
return to Medford the first of this
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. I'lirtteplnre
In Portland Today
Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Phetteplace are
spending this week-end in Portland.
Mrs. Phetteplace Joined her husband
!n Eugene Thursday and continued
north with him.
The Graduate Nurses' association
will meet Thursday afternoon for a
round-table discussion and tea at the
river cabin of Miss Phyllis Swearin
gen.
Miss Jane Gavin, executive secre
tary of the stnte nurses' association,
will meet with the local group and
give an address.
Miss McCollom Is
Enroute to Alaska
Miss Esther McCollom. who teft
yesterday for Seattle, from which city
she will sail for Cordova, Alaska, wes
honored Thursday evening at a
bridge party given by Miss Carmen
Hlttson.
There were three tables in play.
Those present were Misses McCollom,
Barbara McOuat, Jane McOuat, Doro
thy Reynolds, Cnrlta Gifford and Hil
da Bundy and Mesdames Harold Lar
sen, Harry Prentice, Kern Caldwell
and Nyle Gifford.
Degree Team
Has l'leiiNint Party
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McDonnell gave
the degree team of Olive Rebekah
lodge a very pleasant surprise Wed
nesday evening.
T.'ie degree staff hod Just finished
a long rchearsnl under the leadership
of May Stuart, when Mr. McDannel
requested that all should go to the
banquet hall. They found the tables
heaped high with luscious water
melons and cantaloupes, also a
beautiful rose bud for each guest.
Mr. McDannel stated that both the
roses and melons were grown at the
Villa Nursery.
Miss Hasrilll Among
Welcome Sununer tiuests
Miss Allys Hoscall of New York City
Is in Medford to spend the summer
at Hlllcrest orchard, country home of
her nephew. Reginald H. Parsons.
Irene For sy the Is
Pleasing Guest At
Thursday Meeting
One of the most interesting meet
ings of the week in local church
circles was the Joint session of the
Jacksonville and Medford Presbyter
ian churches held Thursday evening,
honoring Miss Irene Forsythe of Ore
gon City, missionary, recently return
ed from China.
The meeting opened with a covered
dish supper served In the local
church parlors. A program, arranged
by Mrs. E. Iverson, followed.
Miss Forsythe entertained the
crowd with a review of her work In
China, stressing rather than events
In missionary circles the general con
ditions In China.
Resorts Call Mnny
From City This Week '
The Romany Bplrlt is predominant
In local society this week. Many peo
ple have gone to the seashore, others
to mountain resorts and those who
do not favor the great outdoors are
traveling to cities.
Mrs. W. W. P. Holt and daughters,
Mrs. Helen Holt Wilson, and Barbara
and little grandson, Larry, are In San
Francisco; Mrs. R. B. Hammond and
'ahlktren,- and Mrs.-. Reed ora' also In
the, bay city.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess are va
cationing on the coast. Mr. and Mrs.
D. G. Tyree and little daughter.
Emily, are at Lake o' the Woods, and
Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Ames at their cab
in at Union Creek.
Johnstons Tour
Yellowstone
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston aro
spending two weeks, enjoying a tour
through the Yellowstone National
park.
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Miss Kemp Is
duest or Miss orr
Miss Allte Kemp of Portland ar
rived In Medford Wednesday evening
to be guest for two weeks of Miss
Dorothy Ooff.
No-host Party Ends
In Bridge Games At
J. W. Young Home
Earhart, Eckert -
Wedding Is Told
A wedding that really occurred In
March but that had not been an
nounced until a lew days ago created
quite a bit of surprise In this com-,
muntty. I
Mrs. Kuthryn Ear hurt was married
in Kelso. Washington to Mr. Eckert,
a business man of Eugene March
twenty-fourth, 1931. Mrs. Eckert was
a resident of Evans Creek valley for
about fifteen years, she and her for
mer husband. Mr. A. K. Earhart huv
lng built up a splendid ranch honv
and pear orchard two and one half
miles from Rogue River.
In 1D26 when their only daughter,
Arjene, graduated from the Kogue
River high school they moved to Eu
gene where Arlene enter ted the state
university.
Shortly arter moving to Eugene the
little family lost their much-loved
husband and father but Mrs. Ear
hart remained there to see her
daughter, Arlene, graduating with
honors from the university and elect
ed to a high schol position In North
Dakota, where she taught the school
year with marked success. She was
invited to teach In Rogue River high
school during the coming year which
will open In a few weeks.
Miss Arlene has spent the summer
doing speclul commercial work in
Portland but will be in Rogue River
In time to spend some time upon the
ranch before beginning her teaching
duties In September,, Mrs. Eckert
expects to reside in Eugene except
for occasional trips to Evans valley
to look after her property here.
Mrs. Earhart was president of the
Civic Improvement club of Rogue
River and later president of the S.
O. Federation of Women's clubs and
has many friends In Wimer. Roguo
River and Medford who extend good
wlBhes to both Mr. Eckert and her
self. f4
I oh n Itcddy Host , ,
At Party Monday
Ru swell Woodward was honor gucBt
Monday evening at a party given by
John Reddy. Mr. Woodwurd left Tuoi.
duy for a visit with his parents In
Portland.
Guests for the evening were: James
Edmiston, Roger Early, Harry Oar
flrld, Fred Colvlg, Donald Chudwlck.
Wilton White. Robert Colvlg, Robert
Yfaumes, William Cunningham, Jack
Boyl and Russell Woodward.
Fidelity Circle "
Me 1 8 TutMliiy m
The Fidelity circle of the First M.
E. church will meet with Mrs. E. O.
Roacborough at her home on West
Sixth and Main streets Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. A. E. Lyman will
lead Vie devotions and the program
will bo In charge of Mrs. W. T. Berry.
Visitors me always welcome.
A group of local people epent Tues
day afternoon and evening at Jack
sun Hot Springs, enjoying a swim
and picnic supper, then returned to
Medford to complete the evening
with bridge at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Young on South Oakdale.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Dubuque. Mr. and Mrs. R Lewis and
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of
Yreka; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hartley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeSouca, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Grltsch, Mr. and Mrs. A.
V. Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jen
nings, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter. Mr. and
Mrs, J. W. Young. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Baker and Mrs. K, M. Moiy.
Alexancler-Watson
Wedding Saturday
Miss Mary Luzerne Alexander,
daughter of Mrs. R. Alexander, last
evening became the bride ot Harry
M. Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Watson, who reside at 103 West
on avenue. The ceremony was per
formed at seven o'clock by Rev. D.
E. Millard, at the Watson residence.
Only relatives of the couple attend
cd. The bride was gowned in eggBhell
crepe.
Mrs. Watson has made her home
In Medford for the past year, having
formerly resided In Carvallts. where
she graduated from high school.
The couple left following the wed
ding on a brief trip. They will make
their home In Medford.
Ham Waor" Honored
On Birthday
Sam Waor was honor guest Thurs
day evening at a party given by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Waer of
Phoenix In celebration of his 18th
birthday.
Guests for the affair were -Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Reed and daughter, Pa
tricia. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Hall nnd
son, Jack, and daughter Irma, Mrs.
L. W. Hill. J. J. Barbar, Rev. and
Mrs. H. W, Burch, Paul Land r us, the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Waer,
and daughters Ella, Martia and
Violet.
Prlwillln rirrle
MeHM Wednesday
The Prlscllla circle of the First M.
E. church will meet with Mrs. Daniels
on Wednesday afternoon.
Each membor Is requested to bring
two cookies or a piece of cake.
Visitors are always welcome.
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rIths ftnrf tw.i 7,
Hr Ior Portland and
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- on mesa ay
ry V) spend nmnlnHpr
wioo, .
lash .
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k J" and little daugh-
'nla' Okla., left
iTi. alter spend-
r" MrrUnh and attUgh
rjiaj - "n lormeny
kiZ W she and Mrs.
friends for many
4tnSli nd Miss Jane
S V14"'1 evening from
"uuu. aiyrue
Crescent City.
Today and Mondny
"Morocco"
; ' "with Gary Cooper
Tuesday and Wednesday
"Abraham Lincoln"
Wonder Pli-liires of Ihe Cen
tury with Waller Huston, I n
Merkel.
Tlll'RSDAV and FRIDAV
"Gang Buster"
with Jack Oakle
SATURDAY ONLY if
"The Dude Wrangler
Llna Baguette, fieo. iwryen
Clyde Cook
Also La( F.plode
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Dally Mat. 1:30. F.Te. 7
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TUESDAY and WKDNF.SDAY
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Miss Betty Brown
Muck Feted Prior
To Fall Wedding
Miss Betty Brown, bride-elect of
the eurly fall, continues to be tha
Implratlnn for many social affairs,
Wednesduy nfternoon Mrs. R. a.
Fowler entertained with a luncheon
and matinee for her pleasure.-
Ouests were the bride-elect and her
mother. Mrs. Lewis Brown. Mrs. C,1
W. Hanson, Miss Lois Hanson, Mrs.;
B. B. Balls, Miss Jean Balls and Miss
Janet Balls. !
Miss HiM'knmn Leaves ,
To Sail for Islands , 1
Miss Annette Heckman. who spent
the summer In this elty with her
father, Dr. W. H. Heckman and sister,
Mrs. Carl Weaver, left yesterday foe
Ssn Francisco to spend several days
with friends before sailing for Hono
lulu. T. H. . . .
She will continue from Honolulu
to Hllo, w,'icre she will resume her
position as supervisor of klndergar
tens. During her stay here she has'
been greeted by many friends and
entertained several house guests In
cluding her sister, Mrs. Fred Swlgert,
Jr., well known golf enthusiast of
Portland.
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