BEDFORD M1IL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, , OREGON SUXDAT, XrCUST
23, . 1931.
r PSGE THREB
Week
Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
The
s Snciftv
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Guests Sunday
lew-
, un A. P. Johnaen are
. . .Un thin aftav.
Ft. .,immlni? and Dlcnlc
"fnoid Hill. -The guests will
tuning in the pool at the
j ItidBB m --
t.rto M ben Invited ln-
P a Un Reed Mr. iinri
iJMI .
1, 0 Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.
tairter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
JL h. Hutton, Miss Pern
rTi. .nri Mrs. Everett Bray
s' tod Mrs. Halbert S. Deuel,
C jW. George Knight, Mr. and
JJnun S. Bolger. Mr. and Mrs.
e ,,) Mrs. Lloyd Williamson,
j Un O. O. Alenderfer, Mr.
i g, Edwards. Mr. and Mrs.
Huding and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Bingham.
Kcer o Local
School Make
W af Meeting
V ttc opening of school only a
fjM away, many are planning
L Ml term. Newly elected of f 1
IIMford high school met Tues
Mlng at the home of Miss Ad
)nu ott South Newtown street,
liMj made plans for the com-
pt Irerson, president of the
t DOOy lor iwox-ija turn uvuer
I tinted In the spring, attend -
I being about fifteen present.
6
at River Cabin
iiments Guest
lot Qavln, executive secre
te the board of examiners and
boon for the Oregon State
Nurses' association, was
kwl at tea Thursday after-
it tun Phyllis Swearingen's
n Rogue river.
Mtesses were assisted at serv
I Kn. Henry Padgham Jr., and
hlFUh. .
Onto spent Wednesday and
k; la the city, making a sur-
i Hit of registered nurses In
We. She gave an Interesting
Amity to the guests, and told
that all graduate nurses
pg In the state must have a
cue from the examiner's board.
coming into the state are
pd to get temporary licenses.
taey must do before they are
bed u registered nurses. Miss
fent Friday In Grants Pass,
m that evening for Klamath
I A. .
Carey Honors -
was at Bridge
Ng a group of her friends,
pi Carey entertained at bridge
kewnlng at her home at Ar
ras, Guests for the evening
In Myrtle Oulvosen, Misses
Oreen, Mary Burkhardt,
Wilton, Barbara Fulton.
p Utham and Myrtle Bro-
y Terrace Is
wgFor Dinner
W lira. Raymond Driver of
retat entertained Thursday
1th a dinner, on their beau-
tte. Quests for the eveninff
ana Mrs. John Driver, Miss
of Santa Barbara, Calif
faabeth firlvMf nf rwln.rf nhln
and Mrs. Richard Wilson of
torn Month
M sooth
Wenne Steward and Mrs.
Ooodwyn have returned to
rUollowing a month spent in
"uoico and Los Angeles.
" latter cltv Mr sia.
r1 "n. Ooodwyn were guests
ljuet and style show given at
pMrtor hotel in Los Angeles.
P! Amelia Gore
"Hat 13, Miss Mary Amelia
uughter nf unlto.. a nn
" bride of Arthur Francis
" " San Bernardino. Calif.,
o announcements received
I hy friends and relatives.
r"l lOrmAr rnaMant nf thl.
STATE
THE ATA E
iTi
and MONDAY
Other's Son"
INTONE. IRENK RICH
"" JASNKY
r"HAt and nenvomv
"She Is My
Weakness"
t4l' and ARTIIVR LAKE
TlrnaP.
V --"uhx and FRIDAY
j a-iAua coo
'WK HOLT
en On Call"
"MIND LOWE
rHsry
Hi .
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Ptcted RH-.,. a. .1.1.,..
'i MON, An. 30-31
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irb. oiewart Patterson's Cnu na aj
Ubaret-the Big Social Event of the Summer Season i "
i
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Guests From East
Complimented With
.caco cltv rn .le" mi. la.. , i. , ., Sa" """ Er"Pst (l'n, Mkc roresU m- " "J"1" ",e nnvv ' " ..rl.l" un.l flil-
iSl. sn f'm n ? ,r Ke" a"U "S" ""r""'v ,J" Ko",'"s a" 'K"crs vcrware" and "IMl.lc Kan.li"; Mrs. Alfred Carpenter na
I)ur?L rth,t,l l. f 5 eMur,lons- There ,VOTe a"""t 50 "'" " '" everyone appeared In w.ine orlelunl a.lvortllne rostum...
nurlng dinner local sonny people ,t on a ralmret and later cards un ,1 danrlng were enjove.l.
Extensive Program
to Be Carried Out
By Med ford Group
An extensive program of recrea
tional and educational classes will
be carried out by the Y. W. C. A.
during the fall and winter, according
to announcement of' plans made by
Miss Dorothy Mitchell, Y. W. C. A.
secretary.
In the recreations department, var
ious sports Including badminton,
tennis, volley ball, swimming, bowl
ing, and basketball will be tnken up
by the young business women. Others
in which .various groups would be
Interested will be Included later.
Horseback riding and cfturch recrea
tions will also be taught.
Instruction will be given In music
with an orchestra, ukulele ploying.
and a toy symphony, as well as
classes for dramatics, public speak
ing, modern languages and church
recreations. A study of world relig
ion Is among the groups named.
Due to the variety of Instruction
all of the business girls are expected
to find some group In which they
are particularly concerned. The com
ing season's activities will also deal
with meal planning, first aid, dress
making, and tailoring.
Miss Mitqhell said yesterday that a
complete list of the names of In
structors Is not available at the pres
ent time, but will probably be an
nounced next week.
The majority of the groups will
meet at the Y. W. C. A. parlors on
North Bartlett street.
Mis9 Leonard Ik
Hostess Wednesday
Mica crv.lvn Leonard entertained at
her home on South Holly street with
a dinner party Wednesday evening.
Games and dancing were enjoyed,
after which the group attended t,'ie
theater. '
TntiiriH It, t.hp nflrtv were Misses
Joan DeLosh. Barbara Fields, and the
hostess, and Messrs. Robert Sherwood
Jack Terrett ond Thomas Oreen.
Bridge Picnic For
Mrs. Gore Friday
Mrs. Lloyd D. Gore, who has been
much honored during her visit rtere
from Vancouver, B. C. was the In
spiration for a bridge picnic on
Rogue river Friday afternoon, given
by Mrs. H. T. Hubbard. Eight guests
were invited.
Local Girls Will
Organize Business
Club for Medford
i Plans are under way for the or
ganization of a Business Girls' asso
ciation In this city, members of which
will Include the young business' wom
en of the city. Miss Mnrgaret Kerr
and Miss Dorothy Mitchell, Y. W. C.
A. secretary, are making arrange
ments for the initial meeting.
Invitations have been forwarded to
a number of the young women of the
community, requesting them to meet
at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday evening.
August 25. Miss Kerr will give a re
port of the business women's confer
ence recently conducted In Oearhart.
Rev. and Mrs. Wood
Honored at Supper
Reverend and Mrs. N. D. Wood und
their son were honor guests Thurs
day evening at a covered dish supper
given in the parlors of the Methodist
church, south. The supper was spon
sored by the church board
Mrs. Winterbotham
Guest of Honor at
Dinner On Moday
With Mrs. Eleanor Winterbotham
of New York City as honor guest,
Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell enter
tained Monday evening at dinner for
a group of their friends. Those In
vited to their home were Mrs. Stew
art Patterson, Mrs. Black Preston,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egnn, Mr,
and Mrs. Oeorge M. Roberts, T. Slater
Johnston. Colonel Gordon Voorhiea
and the honor guest.
Swim uml Ounce
At Twin Plunge
Guy Corliss was host Wednesday
evening, entertaining a group of his
friends with a swimming and dancing
party at Vie Twin Plunges In Ash
land. The young people then re
turned to the Corliss home where
refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Doris
Bundy. Eleanor Boyd, Jeane Fergu
son, Evelyn Snyder, and Messrs. Lee
Franks, Harold Archer, Gordon Wise
ly, Edward Gould and the host.
-ft
Rehekali Lodge
Hum Meeting
Olive Rebekah lodge met tn regular
session Monday evening, with Noble
Grand LUlle Clark officiating. After
a short business session the social
committee took charge. Several visit
ing members from out of the state
were present.
Luncheon at Hotel
For Miss Edwards
A no-hostess luncheon at Hotel
Medford Friday was given by a group
of local misses, honoring v the birth
day -of Miss Adra Edwards. Covers
were placed for Miss Edwards, and
Misses Frances Moeller, Anna Mae Fu
son, Helen Edmlston, Mary Edmlston,
Nelle Green, Lucile Lowry, Janet Wray
Smith and Berte Crane.
Following the luncheon, tlio guests
adjourned to the Fuson home where
bridge was enjoyed during the after
noon. M
Mr. and Mrs. Meeker
Entertain Frlduy
"Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker enter
tained staff members of" the M.M.
company Friday evening at thoir
home on North Bartlett street. They
told of the recent trip to Alaska,
and showed many Interesting pic
tures, relics and curios which they
brought home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Meeker also described
their boat trip and told of the na
tives In the northern country. Re
freshments -were served during the
evening.
Spend To,:lay at
Mke Heaort
Judge and Mrs. E. E. Kelly and
daughter, Marjory, are spending to
dav at Lake o' the Woods. Miss Kelly
plans to remain at the resort for
several days with Mrs. Catherine
InKle
Honor guests Thursday evening at
the dinner party given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C, S. Newhall. were
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln McCormack of
Irvlngton-on-the Hudson. Mrs. Stew
art Patterson of New York, and Mr.i.
Black Preston. Also Included In the
party were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V,
Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edg
ell. Colonel Gordon Voorhies and T.
Slater Johnston,
Friends Invited (or
Hrldgt and It Inner
On Friday evening. Colonel Gordon
Voorhies Invited several friends to
his home lor bridge and dinner. In
cluding Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler
Egan, Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell.
Mrs. Black Preston, Mrs. Stewart
Patterson and T. Slater Johnston.
Miss Hill of Ross
Entertained Friday
Miss Ellen Hill of Ross. Calif., was
honor guest at a supper party Thurs
day evening given by Miss Peggy
Htwnill, to which twelve guests were
Invited. Badminton was enjoyed by
the group at the armory following
supper.
Cirri.' Meeting
To lie Monthly
Meetings of Chrysanthemum circle
No. 84. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will
be resumed Monday evening. August
24 at eight o'clock In the Odd Fel
lows hall, following summer vacation.
At fitmp In
i'ullfornla
Mrs. Grace Stroebe, daughter Helen
und son Richard, of Berkeley. Calif.,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Steiger. are now spending sev
eral days at a camp In northern California.
Treasure Hunt Is
Friday Event For
SO Young People
Dressed as pirates of old who
tought hidden treasures, fifty friends
of Miss Clara Mary Fuson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fuson,
and Miss Mary Parsons, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald H. Parsons,
Friday evening enjoyed a treasure
hunt, followed by dancing.
The hunt started from the Fuson,
residence on H merest road, and wtiaq,
the treasure ,'iad been discovered, the
group went to the Parsons home for
dancing.
Leave for
Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Knowlden ot
Oakland, Calif., have returned K
their home after having spent tta
past ten days here oa the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. H, Tlce.
I .
Tn Visit With
Mr. and Airs. Tnnrnmn
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weaver arrived
In Medford last evening from Los
AniTal fnr a turn Weeks' Visit With
Mr. and Mrs. William T.hurman. Mrs.
Weaver is Mr. Thurman's sister.
Mr. Weaver is one of the city eiec-trli-al
engineers In Los Angeles and
vacationed In Medford last year.
OLD WORLD ROMANCE!
The Breath-Taking Beauty of
HISTORICAL STYLES
Will Charm and Entertain When
ADRIENNE'S
Presents
Lovely Ladies in Romantic Revivals
Monday Evening, 8:45 O'clock
(1 USES
R. C. A. Sound
TODAY and MONDAY
Clara How
"NO LIMIT"
Tl F.SDAY and WF.nSEl.Y
"The Bachelor Father"
Marlon HavlM. Kalph rmbr
TIH'BSIMV and FRIDAY
BIO DOUBLE BILL
Srhmellnl-Slrlbllni Flrht
The llravvvTluhl Champion
vtilp of the World
and ,
"Phantom of the lloiiw
SATl'KDAV ONLY
" Cohens and Kelly s in
Africa"
Oeoree Sidney, Charlie Murray
Commit Sim.. tn. AM- -JI
"Great Meadow"
with John Mara Brown
Continuum Show
Sa,. and sun llo" '
,ally Mai. I:. '
loc and 1"""
. i ii i . '' III! JUr
yJA ' V WsVvJ Sho' Tmlay
7 m Ar A V'Y
11 f"" Jerome Kern anJ"'jLsfl
8H!I Offo Harbaeh's
PATHF. T
MW HAKdAIN L
SOVKI.TY PRICES!
ACT! , Mat. Joe Eve. 30r
I 11 JACK WHITING IRENE DELROY FRANK McHUOH J
On the Screen
7:15 P. M.
Mark Twain's Immortal
Romance of Boyhood Days
"HUCKLEBERRY
FINN"
Many added utlrarllnns, Inrliirilng
linnd on Ihe tne Cllllrk liter, rmnll
I lift tenor, and oilier fealiiren.
Iruicl ut over KMF.D
Comedy Selected Short Subjects
All models will wear I HI
beautiful I III
Gordon Hose
Individually
Proportioned I III
Cobweb sheer but , llll
strong llll
EXCLUSIVE l
IN MEDFORD
WITH
ADRIENNE
at the
FOX CRATERIAN
ONE MORE WEEK...
Of Lawrence's Jewelry Sale
Saturday, August 29, Is the Last Day!
Buy now for Christmas ave Energy Disposition
and Money
Astonishing Values In Watches
For Ladies:
. i-t Bii.nm.nli In anlld inl A
Itt HIIU jrrtrw ...... .. ... - -
raw (hat formerly wild fur Wl. 60 and
$M. Sale price S.H.S0. I0 und J7.0. nd
wntrhen now neiiinf inr io.
n o il M Jewel nld fill. Rejiilar prli H anil
For Gentlemen:. .
We have 18 Jewel gold fill watches
from $13.50 up.
awrence s
All hew wntrhea well
known mallei. good ll.
from our own atnrk of high
quality merehandlw only,
sea them.
r ANT TIME
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Phone S90