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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JtEDFORD. OREGON", SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1931.
PAGE ELEVEN
-The Week's Society Happenings
Edited by
Eva Nealon
gets Honored
Quests at Dinner
Carpenter nome
I complimenting Lieut. Commander
Jud Mra. Oreen Dugger of Washing
Ion, D. O. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V,
Carpenter entertained at dinner Wed
nesday night at their beautiful home
n the old Stage road.
Guests were Commander and Mra.
lugger, Mr. and Mra. Leonard Car-'
pL-nter, Mr. and Mrs. Sprague Rlegel,
and Mra. Paul Scherer, Mr. and
ZZ. ponald Clark, Mrs. H. Chandler
fgan,. Colonel Gordon Voorhlea and
ie hosts. ,
The Duggers left Thursday morn-
bv motor for San Francisco, where
lomm&nder Dugger will return to
la ship.
Younger Sets Go
ho School Again
Schools will open In Med ford
ruesday calling back to books many
toung members of local society and
evlvlng the usual around of school
festivities,
Instructors have been arriving for
two weeks to resume their work ond
prepare for opening classes. Among
i the more recent to arrive areMlssefi
Naomi Hohman and Marabei Braden
who will Join Miss Marie Foss, prln
: cipal, " In conducting the Valley
BChOOlf
Missses Mann Join
Bridge Hostesses
Misses Mary Margaret and Janet
Mann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Mann, entertained at lunch
ean for members of the school set
Thursday. Covers were placed for
Misses Doris and Helen Patton, Mar
jorle Mulholland, Mollle Brown, Hel
en Stearns, Catherine Reese, Phyllis
Phythlan. Betty Vllm, Amy Elliott,
and the hostesses.
Following luncheon bridge was
played with honors going to Misses
Brown and Helen Stearns.
Miss Whillock to
Leave for Idaho
Tar the treasure of .Miss Whillock,
who leaves today for' Boise, Idaho,
Misses Sally Roberts ana Jean van
bridge shower, Friday evening at the
Those present were Misses Mary
Martha and Katherlne Sweeney, Ruth
Koozer, aiizaaein owigarc, luwi
Garrett, Camilla - Clemenson,- Mary
and Georgia Edwards, Oma GeBauer,
Mrs. Prultt and the hostess.
fe In hammers Hosts
At Thursday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kieinnammer
entertained at their Applegate home
Thursday evening compllmen ting
their daughter, Mrs. Miriam Worth-
Ington, who left yesterday lor Ban
Francisco, where she win Join Mr.
Worthlngton in making their home.
Mr. Worthlngton left for the bay city
In July, and Is playing with the
KFRO radio orchestra there. He li
frequently heard in solo work.
Those present for Vie Thursday
dinner party were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Young and daughter, Marlyn, of Ash
land, Mrs. Clarence Fry of Medford,
Claus Kieinnammer, Edward Hoi
brook, the honor guest and the host
and hostess.
Dixie Club Renews
Activities for Fall
The Dixie club opened this year's
activities with a covered dish lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. C. J. Fry on
South Peach street last week. . Mrs. ,
Jrva Corllea Frame, a bride of the
past week, was the guest of honor.
Mrs. W. F. Campbell was also shown
special favor, the day being her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Rawlea Moore, the president,
announced the appointment of Mrs.
Hanby as program chairman.
After a delicious watermelon feed
the club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. R. W. Frame on October 3, with
Mesdames Crews and Griggs, assist-;
lng the .hostess.
Pythlans Plan
Card Party
Wednesday evening, September 9.
the Pythian Slstera will entertain
with a card party at the K. P. hall.
This party Is the first of a series of
card parties which will be given every
two weeks, announcement of wheh
will be given Wednesday.
Pinochle, 500 and bridge will be
enjoyed during the evening, with a
flnai door prize as well as separate
prizes at each of the parties.
Mrs. O. J. Wolfe Is -hostess, and will
t in charge of servlna refreshments.
The public Is cordially Invited to at
tend. Mrs. Hard on
Guest In City
Mrs. Walton Haydon of Portland Is
In the city as the house guest of her
mother, Mrs. Cora A. Wilson and her
sister. Miss E. Helen Wilson, at their
home. 139 Soutb Ivy street. While
In Medford, Mrs. Haydon will also
visit her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson.
Ever Ready Circle
To Meet on Tuesday
The Ever Ready Circle of the First
Presbyterian church will hold their
first meeting of the fall season, Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 at the home
of Mra. W. D. Welch, 113 Mistletoe
street, Mrs. Frank Llndley assisting
the hostess. An interesting afternoon
la anticipated, as the various ways of
obtaining "Experience Money" will
be divulged at this meeting. A good (
attendance Is urged. ;
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Probstfleld-Watklns
Wedding On Saturday
At three o'clock Saturday after
soon, Miss Harriet L. Probnfleld be-(
ttme the bride of Ray Watktns of ,
wntral Point. Tha ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. O. Bennett at!
the parsonage of the First Methodist!
church. They were attended by Mrs.
pugs
Betrothal Is Told
at Charming Event
of University Set
At one of the most beautiful
luncheon tables to grace the season,
the betrothal of Miss Eleanor Peter,
only daughter of Mr. and Mra. John
Edwynne Peter to Richard E. Payne,
son of Mrs. Mary Payno. was an
nounced at the Hotel Medford Wed
nesday. Summer flowers In shades of pink
and orchid formed a pleasing con
trast to Uie.Jade green bowls and sil
ver candelabra used for decorations.
Place cards, heralding the announce
ment with the picture of a little
bride, were in pink. Favors were
rose cups and the formal announce
ment was concealed beneath the nap
kins, on a clever folder, whose cover
repeated the Illustration of a bride.
The lace cloth, covering the table,
formed a lovely background for the
delicately colored flowers.
Covers were plaoed for Miss Peter,
the bride-to-be, . her mother, Mra.
John Edwynne Peter, Mrs. Mary
Payne and Mesdames J. L. Porter,
Justin Smith, Homer Marx, Russell
Semon, Robert Munter, Harold Relch
steln, Frank Perl, Edwin Durno, B.
C. Wilson, Robert Hart, L. In Sanders,
Marvin Barrlck, of this city, Earl
Boardman of McLeod. and Edward
Payne of Eugene, and the Misses
Katherlne and Mary Martha Sweeney
and Oma GeBauer,
Following luncheon, bridge was
played at the home of Mrs. Porter,
with prizes going to Mrs. Sanders and
Mrs. Edward Payne.
Miss Peter is a popular member of
the local post university set, a gradu
ate of the University of California at
Los Angeles and a former student of
the University of Oregon.
She la also a graduate of Province
Academy at Vancouver, B. C, and Is
an accomplished musician.
Mr. Payne Is the youngest son of
the late . Richard Payne and Mrs.
Mary Payne of this city, members of
two of southern Oregon's best known
pioneer families. He is associated
with the Jackson County bank of
this city as assistant cashier.
Announce Schedule
For Y. W. C. A. Work
Activities of the Young Women's
Christian association, which will open
In the club rooms at 239 N. Bartlett
street on September 14 have been
outlined, and registrations are to be
received during the week by Miss
Dorothy Mitchell, secretary.
The class terms will be ten weeks,
with one lesson per week in the vari
ous groups. Instructors have not been
selected for all of the courses, but
will be announced next week.
Schedule announced follows:
Monday, club room, 7 p. m., char
acter dancing, 8 p. m. folk dancing;
class room, 7 p. m., salesmanship, 8
p. m., first aid. Tuesday, club room,
7 p. m., chorus, 8 p. m., girls' club;
class room, 6:30 p. m., girls club.
Wednesday, club room, 7 p. m. meal
planning, 8 p. m. dramatics; class
room, 7 p. m. public speaking, 8 p. m,
French. Thursday, club room, 7. p. m.,
tap dancing, 8 p. m., church recrea
tion; class room, 7 p. m. candy class
8 p. m., dressmaking. Friday, club
room. 7 p. m., normalizing, 8 p. m.,
orchestra; class room, 7 p. m., mod
ern novel, 8 p. m advertising.
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Mrs. Flier's Birthday
Remembered With Shower
The September'biBlness meeting of
the Women's Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, met at the church last Thurs
day afternoon. Following the busi
ness session Mrs. Flfer was honored
with a handkerchief shower in cele
bration of her 75th birthday.
The August program and social
meeting was held at the homo of
Mrs. Flfer, August 20. Mrs. Peters was
In charge of the program on home
mission work, past and present, Mrs.
Flfer was assisted In serving refresh
ments by .her daughter, Mrs. E. C.
Rice.
Mrs. Wilson Entertains
Guests During Week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goeller and
family of Klamath Falls were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Wilson. Mrs. Goeller is a daughter
of Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Cora Earle. who has been a
gueet for sometime of Mrs. Wilson,
returned to her home In San Fran
cisco Monday.
! IMOGENE WALLACE
PIANO . ..... HARMONY
STUDIO: STEWART BUILDING
236 Eait Main St.
Certified to give High School Credit
Oriental
Freckle Cream and Perfume
on tale at
Medford Pharmacy
Special
Introductory Prices
AK ORF.OO MADE PRODtXt
Evening of Bridge 1
Pleases Group of
Young Folk Here
Members of the university set wre
honored Tuesday night at a bridge
party given by Misses Alice Holmback
and Beulah Gore at their home on
Geneva street.
Those present were Mlssea Marjorle
Golff, Janet Clement, Marlon Van
Scoyoc, Ver Dean Harvey, Frederlcka
Brommer, Maurtne Green, Dorothy
Goff, Betty Janes, Rosa Gore. Doro
thy Gore, Winifred Warner, Thelma
Perozzl, Mesdames Harry Hansen and
George Maddox and the hostesses..
Mesdames Rice and
Henson Give Party
Feteing Mrs. Fifer
Mrs. Riley D. Henson and Mra.
Ernest C. Rice were Joint hostesses
Friday evening at a party honoring
Mrs. B. P. Flfer on her 75th birthday.
A program of music was enjoyed,
after which refreshments were served.
Those present for the happy eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Flfer,
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, Rev. and
Mrs. N. D. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Riley D. Henson
and Stanley Rice Henson.
Daughters of Nile
Meet On Saturday
Zuleima Temple, Daughters of the
Nile, will meet in the Grants Tass
Masonic temple ou Saturday, Sept.
12th, at 2 p. m. following luncheon
at the Cave Shop at 12:30. Mrs. H.
G. Enders. queen of the temple, will
submit her report of the supreme
temple which she attended at Seat
tle In June.
Miss Young Honored
During Vacation Here
Miss Irene Strandley and Mrs. May
nard Putney were Joint hostesses on
Monday night at the home of. Mrs.
Putney on Ross Court, for a delight
ful handkerchief shower for Miss
Bernedtne Young, who la home from
Woodbury Business college, Los Ang
eles, for a short vacation. . Various
games were played during the eve
ning and a Jolly good time was very
evident. Refreshments were- served
to the following friends- of Miss
Young: Misses Edna HUdebrand, Elva
Caster, Delia. Mast, Winnie Snack,
Irene Standley; Mesdames Sylvester
Stevens, Maynard Putney and the
honor guest, Miss Bernedlne Young.
Mrs, Lange Hostess
Two Evening Events.
Mrs. Luke Lange was hostess Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at bridge
at her apartments. Guests for the
two affairs were Misses Lavonne
Anderson, Josephine Anderson, Helen
Rice, Lenore Estes, Bernlce Rlnard,
Frances Adams, Ruth Adams, Jean
Fabrlck, Margaret and Virginia Mor
gan. Melba Lindley, Goldle and Dean
Hlgdon.
Mrs, Carpenter and
Children Go Sou'h
Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter and
son, Harlow, and daughter, Julie, ac
companied by their little house
guests, Nancy Nlckcrson and Peggy
Emery, left Thursday evening for
San Francisco and Pasadena. Mrs.
Carpenter will spend several days in
the latter city before returning to
Medford.
,
Jacobs Return From '
Wedding In South
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs have re
turned to this city from attending
the wedding in Burllngame of Miss
Margaret Crae and their son, Milan
Jacobs.
The wedding was an event of Aug
ust 29 at the home of Dr. E. A. Wal
ters of Burllngame, The bride attired
m a gown of blue crepe carried a bou
quet of gardenias and orchids and
was attended by Miss Margo Burton
of San Mateo, who wore old gold crepe
and carried sun star roses.
Frank Buchter of 8an Francisco,
formerly of this city, was best man.
The ring ceremony was read by Rev.
Barnett, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Burllngame before the
fireplace banked with flowers.
Degree of Honor
To Meet Tuesday
The Degree of Honor will meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In the
Labor Union hall over the Medford
Pharmacy.
Med ford's Beloved Pioneer
t
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Mrs. O. J. Lumsdcn, better known
celebrated her nlnety-firth birthday
party at the home of her daughter-
whom she resides on South Holly.
birthday remembrances from friends
callers throughout the day.
Mrs. Bunch Chosen 1
New Mead of Lady
Lions Group Here
The Charles Reames cabin on
Rogue river was the scene Wednes
day of a pleasant meeting of the
Lady Lions club, the first since sum
mer adjournment. Covered dish
luncheon was followed by six tables
of bridge,, Refreshments of Ice cream
were furnished by the Swiss Cream
ery for the event.
Prizes at bridge were awarded Mrs.
Harry Hansen and Mrs. F. G. Bunch.
At the business session Mrs. F. G.
Bunch was elected president to suc
ceed Mrs. Edward Leach, who Is leav
ing Medford to mske her home at
Prospect. Mrs. Goodwin Humphreys
was elected first vice president to fill
the vacancy resulting from the re
signation of Mrs. J. Verne Shangle.
Celebrate Wedding
Annlversnry Friday ,
Celebrating their twenty-ninth wed
ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Curler entertained with a dinner
party Friday evening at their home.
Guests for the evening were Mr. and
Mrs A. G. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kirkj:atrlck. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Olson
I and Mr. and Mrs. Albiutfh.
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People's
O. O. Alenderfer
Shangle Photo.
to lior host of friends ns "Grandma,"
anniversary -August 27 with a dinner
In-law, Mrs. H. I). I.umsdcn. witn
She was showered with gifts and other
In many other states and received
Miss Fredenburg Guest
Of Relatives and Friends
Miss ' Ernestine Fredenburg Is In
the valley from Washington, D. C
to vtsl$ relatives and friends. On her
return west she stopped In several
eastern states and later In Vancou
ver, B. C, choosing the northern
(route home.
Shockloys Motor
To Coast Points
Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Shockley left
last evening for Gold Beach and
other coast points, where they plan
to spend Sunday and Monday.
MARGARET WILLIAMSON
Kindergarten
OPENING
Tuesday, Sept. 8
109 South
Housewives! Here Is
OME
GONOMY
Dinner Party For
Mrs. Hamill and
Guest Wednesday
Complimenting Mrs. P. W. Hamill
and brother, Ned Streeter, who la
her house guest from Boston, Mass
Mrs. Stewart Patterson, who Is here
from New York for the season,
entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Patterson's son, Stewart, ana
house guest, Raymond Hardenburgh.
who have spent a portion of the
summer here, are returning to the
east. Edwin Lledy of St. Paul, who
haa also been a house guest at the
Patterson home, left Thursday.
Much entertaining here during the
season has been for the pleasure of
these summer guests, who have been
Interested participants In many Jolly
affairs.
Miss Palmera nd
John Evans Wed
At a quiet ceremony Tuesday mor
ning at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Palmer on the Old
Stage Road, Miss Elinor Gertrude
Palmer was married to John M.
Evans of Seattle. The service was
read by Rev, Alexander O. Bennett
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Following the wedding the bride
and groom left for a motor trip up
the coast and through Canada, after
which they will mako their home In
Seattle, where Mr, Evans Is pharma
cist for the Osmere Drug company.
The bride la a popular member of
the local college set, being a graduate
of Washington State college, which
is also Mr. Evans - alma mater.
Royal Neighbors. Have
Enjoyable Meeting
The Royal Neighbors of America
met at the K. P. hall on North Grape
street on Thursday evening for their
regular business meeting. A very
good attendance was enjoyed consid
ering the busy soason. There were
five visitors present and were Intro
duced to the camp as Mrs. Lizzie
Cannon, past oracle of Estella camp
2402, North Springs, Iowa; also Mrs,
Cannon's three daughters, Ruth and
Elizabeth cannon of North Springs,
Iowa and Mrs. Inman of Medford,
whom the Cannons have been visit
ing the pt month.
Mrs. Ora Lester was also a visitor,
coming from Twin Falls, Idaho. Mrs,
Lester has been away from Medford
for 17 years. Everyone was pleased
to welcome the visitors.
Th Mistletoe club will meet on
Wednesday, Sept. 0th at Jackson Hot
Springs for a 1:30 plcnlo dinner,
Mrs. Hartley Honored
At Mr Id (to Friday
Honoring Mrs". R, A. Hadley, who
la leaving for Nebraska, where she
plans to spend some time, Mrs, C. D
Morrison entertained at two tables of
bridge At Schulcr apartments yester
day. First prize was awarded Mrs.
Frank Dltzler and guest prize, to Mrs.
Hadley.
Orange St.
LAUNDRY
Electric Store
212 West Main Phone 12
Lawn Party Fetes
Misses White, Who
Leave for School j
Mrs. E. J. White recently enter- j
talned with a lawn party in honor of
her daughters. Misses Edna Mas and
Harriett, who are leaving soon to visit
their uncle In Mlnot, N. D., where
they will also enter the North Dakota
normal.
Those present for the lawn party
were Misses Helen Rlggs, Winifred
Inman, Elaine DeVrles, Winifred
Trltch, Paulyne Stevle. Wtlda Hewett,
Marjorle Polling, Marian DeVrles,
Marjorle Mills, Grace De Vrles, Bet
ty Gentry, and Messrs. Jte Hartley,
Billy Oentry, George Bennett, Johnny
Mills, Melvln Anderson, Oliver Chap
lin, Ed White and Tim White.
Miss Winifred Inman of Phoenix
also entertained last week compli
menting the Misses White. She was
hoAess at a handkerchief shower
Saturday evening.
Miss Luy Returns
From Canip Friday
Miss Ruth Marie Luy, dancing In
structor, who haa spent the summer
at the Perry Mansfield school of the
dance at the 8teamboat Springs
camp,- Is returning to Medford Sep
tember 11 and will open her local
studio September 14.
Tuesday she will appear with
group of accomplished dancers In
a concert in Denver, Colo,, and has
participated In various presentations
at the school during the season. She
has been associated there with 200
dancers, under the Instruction of
artists of International reputation,
Baptist Auxiliary
Session Tuesday
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church meets with Mrs. W. H.
Eaton, 42 Rose avenue, Tuesday,
Sept. 8, at 3:30 p. m.
It Is the annual meeting and offi
cers and chairmen of committees will
have their annual reports ready.
Election of officers and plans for the
coming year will be Included In the
program. The social hour will be
in charge of the retiring officers.
East Side Circle"
To Have Luncheon
The East Side circle of the Pres
byterlon church will meet for lunch
eon September 8 at the homo of Mrs,
C. W. McDonald on Enst Main street,
Ruth Marie Luy
DANCING
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Miss Brown Bride
of Mr. Wagner at
Lovely Ceremony
At one of the prettiest home wed
dings of the season Miss Elizabeth
Helen Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Brown, and Lawrence Day
Wagner, son of Mr. and Mra. F. D.
Wagner of Ashland, were married in
this city Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The service was read by
Father Wm. B. Hamilton.
The bride, who was charming In a
gown of beige chiffon and lace, car
rled a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and orchids. She was given in
marriage by her father.
Her maid of honor. Miss Dorothy ,
Baughman. was attired In green chif
fon, and carried yellow rosebuds and
orchid chrysanthemums. '.
Paul Wagner of Detroit, Mlon was
attendant for his brother.
The service . was read before ma
altar of pink gladioli and ferns.
lighted by cathedral candles. There
were 30 guests present' Including:
relatives and lntlnuta friends.
Following the wedding refresh
meats were served with Mesdames T.
W. Miles and A. B. Kinney, aunts of
the groom, presiding at. the tea
table
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner left toon
after tea for a wedding trip to Sea
side and other coast t resorts. Mrs.
Wagner wore for traveling an ensem
ble of Spanish red and brown. They
will be at home In Beattle the iast
of this week.
Miss Coker Guest - '
Here From Hollywood
Mrs. Pocahontaa H. Coker of Holly
wood, Calif., arrived In Medford on
the Shasta Friday, and will visit her
mother, Mrs. Carrie Hunter, and her
sister, Mrs. Sid Richardson. Mrs.
Hunter, who has visited In Medford
for the past three months, will re
turn to her home In Hollywood with
Mrs. Coker,
Mrs. Adamson
Is Guest Here
Mrs. James Adamson of Carlton,
Oregon, arrived Thursday evening to
spend a short time visiting with her
mother, Mrs, George Launapach, and
sister, Mrs. Marlon Bobbins of this
city. She will return to Carlton,
where her husband has s teaching
position, on September 12., Mrs,.
Adamson will be remembered as Mist
Margaret Launapach.
'Acrobatic
Ball Room
Spanish
Open Sept. 14
Fhoni 1M5
'A. B. Cunningham
Nora M. Jones and Mrs, Anna O. .
f Wlnterfcaldei.