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PAGE THREE The Week's Society Happenings Edited by Eva Nealon Guests From Bend Greeted at Dinner Given By Voorhies' Mrs. Rutherford Leaves for South After Visit Here Miss Edwards Is Feted at Bridge Event and Shower Enters Eastern School MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1931. Leave For Mills College ::. " ' '' - Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Shevlln of Bend, who are bouse guests this week end ot Colonel and Mrs. Gordon Voorhies, were honored last evening at a dinner party at the Voorhies home. Covers were placed for the Shev Uns, Mr. and Mrs. Corning (Kenly, Mrs. Root. W. -Buhl. Mr. and Mrs. Sprague Blegel. Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egan. Charles Voorhies and Colonel and Mrs. Voorhies. Mrs. Shevlln Is Mrs. Voorhies" niece. New halls Hosts At Dinner For Booths Mr, and Mrs. C. S. New hall enter tained at dinner Friday evening tor Mr. and Mrs. Otis Booth, who are vis itors here from Los Angeles. Covers were placed for eight. Society Folk Spend Weekend at Galice Mr. and Mrs. Otis Booth of Los Angeles who have been Med ford visi tors for th.e past week motored to the coast with the H. Van Hoeven bergs for the week end and are oelng Joined there today by Mr. and Mrs. Sprague Rlegel. Willett Stedio In ) Masonic Hall Open Mrs. Rosa Blackmore Willett has re-opened her studio In the Masonic temple building and is making plans for an extensive season of recitals. The public will be Invited to these events In which many local students will be, featured. Calif ornians Honor Guests at Luncheon Mrs. Ralph Woodford entertained with a luncheon Friday afternoon for the pleasure of her two house guests from Oakland, Cal., Mrs. E. B. Barr and Mrs. R. L. Caldwell, who left yesterday for their homes. h .Mrs. Kyle Invites Ronena Circle to Her Home Rowena circle. No. 122 will meet Wednesday, September 16 with Mrs. Harry Kyle at her home, 727 Alder street. M Session Tomorrow for Chrysanthemum Circle Chrysanthemum circle. No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet for a business session Monday. Sep tember 14 In the I. O. O. P. hall at 8 o'clock. Plans will be completed for i the next social meeting so a large attendance is urged. Altar Society .Meets Tuesday The St. Ann's Altar society will meet for regular business session in the Parish hall Tuesday afternoon 'at 2:30 o'clock. A good attendance Is urged. Mr. Schcnrk Honored at Birthday Event D. R. Schenck was honor guest Tuesday evening at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. A. Orin Schenck In observance of his 82nd birthday anniversary. Autumn flowers formed the color ful decorations for the table at which covers were placed for Mr. Schenck, the honor guest; Miss Estella Schenck. Mr. and Mrs. Nyle Gilford of Ashland, Miss Ruth Kingman and Mr. and Mrs. A. Orin Schenck. Miss Hurd Returns East After Vacation i Miss Anna Hurd who has spent the summer with her mother, Mrs. E. H. Hurd and sister Florence returned thla week to her home In Providence, R. I. Florence Bolester and Caroline Do little, Y. W. C. A. secretaries of Holly wood, California were guests of Miss Hurd for a week before her departure at Mrs. Hurd's log cabin near Pros pect, Gould Is Guest of Parents Here Robert Gould, organlat of Portland, is a welcome visitor in Medford this week as guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Gould. Mrs. Dally Is New President, Baptist Group Mrs. W. H. Eaton was hostess to the Ladles' Auxiliary of the First Baptist church Tuesday, Sept. 8 at her home, 42 Rose avenue. The meeting opened with singing, "Some Day We'll Understand." Prayer by Mrs. Effle Dally. Scripture. Psalm 91, "Trust God more fully for the needed strength." Prayer, Mrs. Shaf fer. Song, "God Will Take Care of Thee." As it was the annual meeting, the retiring president expressed thanks to all who had co-operated with her and helped during tihe year. The annual reports of officers and com mittees were given. A recommenda tion waa made by Mrs. Dally that the year be changed to May l, instead or Oct. 1. Recommendations will be voted on at a meeting next month. The following olficers were elected: President, Mrs. P. H. Dally; vice president, Mrs. N. A. Mead: secretary Mrs. W. R. Crawford: treasurer, Mrs. W. D. Roberts. Song, "Take My Life." Closing prayer. Mm. Julia Mitchell. MRS. E. E. GORE Accredited High School Teacher Piano Harmony Pipe Organ Class and Individual Lessons Rooms 11-12 Sparta Bldg m ? M ) J Miss Doreenn Leverette, chnrnilnc Halter Leverette, who is entering I1 the ipitlutr ot the full term. Local Women Will Attend Convention of P. E. O. Monday Plan for the biennial meeting of P. E. O., which opens in Portland this week, are holding the interest of many Medford women this week. The four day conference will be at tended by quite a delegation from this city including Mesdames A. G. Bennett, J. G. Love, L. F. Pickett, C. W. McDonald. Joe Fliegel. W. E. Tumy, W. H Smith, R W Sleeter and E. A. Moore. The conference opens tomorrow and will continue through Thursday and will be attended by 2000 women delegates from all sections of the United States. There are 1500 chapters of P. E. O. In the United States, Canada and Hawaii. They include 50,000 mem bers. P. ff. O. was originally a college sorority, founded more than 60 years ago. In addition to the many activ ities carried on by the organization now a revolving educational loan fund of half a mllllo. dollars Is maintained. As much as $800 can be borrowed by . a student from this fund. The Medford chamber of commerce is sending to the convention some of the Rogue River valley's most choice pears for distribution among the delegates. Mrs. Stallsnilth Transfirred To Northern District Mrs. Anna Stallamith, who has been district deputy for Royal Neigh bors In this district for the past five years, has been transferred to the Portland district. She left Medford yesterday for Eugene, where she will make her home for the following year. Mrs. Broil of Ashland will succeed her in this district. Past Matrons Club Of C. P. Meets Sept. 16 After the vacation of two months the Past Matrons club of Nevlta chapter, No. 93, O. E. S., Central Point, will gather at the home of Mrs. Elsie Martin on the Midway road Wednesday. Sept. I6th at 1 o'clock for luncheon, which will be followed by a business meeting. It la hoped all members will be present. Mrs. Norcross and Son Return South Mrs. E. J. Norcross and son Junior are returning to Oakland, Calif., Sunday evening after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Norcross at Central Point and her brother. Will Hockenyos and wile in Medford for the past week. Mrs. Norcross will be remem bered by a host of friends in Rogue River valley as Miss Wilhelmma Hockenyos. Miss Fredenhurg Honored Friday Mrs. John Greb entertained Infor mally at her home Friday evening In .honor of her sister. Miss Ernestine Fredenburg, who recently returned from Washington, D. C, where she has been living for the past two years. Cards were the main diversion of the evening, after which refresh ments were served. Those present were the Misses Lucy Davis. Elva Caster, Itha and Thelma Heard. Mi nerva Homes. Ernestine Fredenburg and the hn.fs.. Mrs. J-Vin Grehr Phone 151 Peasley Photo, young daughter of Mr. and Mr,. ilnclpls school In St. Louis, Mo., with All Nations to Be Included in Table Plan for Luncheon Leading In Interest the event an nounced in church circles for the coming week la the "All Nation" luncheon to be given by the Wom en's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church Tuesday after noon. The affair will be held in the church parlors and there will be a table decorated to represent each na tion of the world 'm which mission ary work is carried on. Invitations are being Issued to many members of the congregation but the committee members arrang ing the event ar afraid they will be unable to contact all persona and have requested all members of the congregation who have not made res ervations to do so at once by tele phoning Mrs. H. F. W. Spllver at 861-Y or Mrs. A. J. Hanby at 256-Y. Thursday Morning Musical Resumes Work This Week The first meeting of the Thursday Morning Musical will be held Thurs day. Sept. 17, at 10 a, m, at the home of Mrs. C. H. Paske, 1211 W. Main. There has been a delightful program i p.annea ana an memoers are urgea to be present. M Robinsons Entertain At Dinner Party Honor guests Tuesday evening at the dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Gain Robinson were Mrs. Stewart Patterson, here from the east for the season, and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Booth, w,ho are Medford guests from Los Angeles. Covers were placed for 20 at the event. Phoenix Health Lnlt Has Meeting The Phoenix unit of the Jackson County Health association met Fri day at the home of Mrs. Ralph Wil cox. The two comforters, started as a work project, were completed and will be sold. Plans for the next meet ing to be held the first Friday in October were made. EVE BENSON Dancing Academy Meilford Center Btdg. Second Floor Is Open In October Reduced rates for beginners only tak ing courses this season, also for stu dents desiring amateur dances for amusement and health. More difficult and beautiful tech nique and dances for advanced and semi-professional students' usual rate. Students performing professional work only will go on circuit at end of season. Authentic technique in Ballet, Tap (new routine), German, Acrobatic, Adsgto, Novelty, Russian, Spanish with castanets, etc., Tango, Argentine and Spaniah, Oriental. Member C. A. T. D. and P. M. A. Prions 1111 Younger Set Joins Campus Festivities At Oregon Schools While several members of the younger set have departed for enst ern and southern schools, the major exodus to campus starts this week with the opening of preliminary festivities at Oregon schools. Among those who will return to. or enter, the University of Oregon are Misses Betty Bardwell, Clara Mary Fuson, Harriett Campbell, Mary Snider. Dorothy Orth. Laura Drury, Barbara Drury. and Juanlta Demmer and Messrs Estill Phipps Don Moore. Dick Isaacs, Tom Em mens. Bob Emmens, Dick Sleeter. Charles Clay, Bill Morgan, Charles Whillock. Cramer Deuel, Bud Gatle. Clifford Lord. Alan Carley. Curtis i Barnes, Wm. Dougherty. Benny New man. Bernle Hughes and Roger Early. Oregon State College has been chosen by Misses Doris Bundy. Joan Woodford. Winifred Warner, Margaret Osenbrugge, Flora McMath and Flor ence Severance and Messrs. Bill Pur din and Marshall Gray. John Sprague Is entering Sacra mento Junior College and Wayne May the University of Washington. Junior High Staff Reception Honors Members of the Junior high teach ing staff were welcomed Friday eve ning at a reception given by the Parent Teachers association of t he school. Supt. E. H. Hedrick gave the main address of the evening emphasizing the benefits of parent teacher work in connection with the conducting of schools. The program was opened by Mrs. Carl Grant, president, and the flag salute led by L. W. Marshall. Mrs. H. H. Powell carried on the member ship drive and a musical program was presented by Miss Margaret Arnold, soloist, and Mrs. Rawles Moore, pianist. Following the program, refresh ments were served by the committee composed of Mesdames O. O. Horner, J. S. Gill, V. D. Brophy and Lee Wil liams. M Yvonne Sliepard Enters St. Helens Hall Miss Yvonne Shepard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald, and grand daughter of Mrs. Marian Shep ard, of Ashland, is attending St. Helena Hall, girls school, in Portland. Her grandmother accompanied her to Portland and will return home early this week. Mrs. Huhhard to Kntertain Building Bridge Club Mrs. M. Hubbard will be hostess to the Building Bridge club Thursdny afternoon at her home, 1013 South Oakdale. Members are asked to please note that playing will begin at 2 o'clock. Now Vicks VapoRub HERE'S real news! Science has found a way to remove fhe color from (he world's most famous treatment for colds without allerin the time tested formula an iola! It's your same Vicks just a1' chance of stain gone! Why 26 Million Jars Are Used Yearly For twenty-five years Vicks VapoRnh lias been fhe mothers' reliance the family standby for cold troubles. 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DON'T "DOSE" COLDS EXCEPT ON YOUR DOCTOR'S ADVICE MIsms Mary Lee and Dorothy Koherls, ilmighters of Mr. and Mrs. ieo. M. Robert?, who left Friday eveiiliig lor Oakland, Cal., where they are entering .Mills culli'gp. They were much telnl prior to their departure. AmoiiK Umsp enterliilnlng In their lu.nnr dining (he iit urek were MIm rs Hetty llimlvvell and Clarn .Mary Fuon, hostesses at luncheon and hriilge WpiIiipmIhv. Musicale Enjoyed At Andrews Home Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Maddox, who are guests here from Seattle, Mrs. George Andrews enter tained Friday evening with a musi cale at her home. Twenty guests en Joyed the event and participated In the Informal program. Ml. s DeVnre to Spend Winter With Relative C. A. DeVore, who accompanied his daughter. Martha Ruth here from Phoenix, Arizona will return home by auto, leaving today. Ml.ss DeVore will spend the winter here with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Wllmot. Mr. DeVore and son expect to move here next year after life son finishes school. You Can STAINLESS Your Same Vicks. ..Only Color Removed. ..Same Formula Same Price Mrs. Yeoman Given Party On Birthday Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Corliss were hosts Monday evening at a dinner complimenting Effle Herbert Yeoman on her birthday anniversary. Table docorationa for the occasion were In pink and white. Those present were Mrs. Yeoman, Miss Eleanor Curry. George Peck ham. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Maddox, here from Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Frazee and Mr. and Mrs. Corliss. Following dinner a program of music was enjoyed. Mr. Carpenter Is Host At Mini I! Dinner , . Alfred 8. V. Carpenter was among I hosts of Vie past week, having invit ed a group of friends to his home for dlnrwr Saturday evening. Have Mrs. Helen Rutherford, who la leaving by plane this morning for her home in San Francisco after being house guest of Mrs. Cor bin Edgell for two weeks, has been the inspiration for much entertaining while here. Among those arranging dinners and luncheons In her houor during the past week were Mrs. Edgell, T. Sinter Johnston and Capt. C. N. Black. Fidelity Circle Mets TiiCMliiy, The Fidelity Circle of the First M. E. church will meet Tuesday afternoon with Miss May Phlppa, 023 E. Malu street. Mrs. A. R. Gillette will lend the devotions. Mrs. Edith Sloan will have charge of the pro gram. KAd)nstablea,n $1.35 and $1.95 TrtJ. M.tk- P.I. 27U9U OUmt Fatfc fnd. 101 South Central In Gold Strip 'K pJpi' Silk Stockings M ggjl Calipk the lightest of the prey. 1 igy beige tones with a magical blending E quality! Malaga a rucirty manve note I gives this beige stocking marvelous J A sophistication! i5 gji Cabana a warm, light, true a brown that promises to be the classio fall brown. Durbar a darkish grey-beige, Js5 j smartly neutral, with smart harmon- ? gggi Izing qualities. tSSSl 1 Vintage deeply rich and subtle Jglggf 5 a grey-beige with a stunning Kgg g SKgg mauve over-tone. 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Frances Weisner, Viola Tem ploton, Mary Martha and Katheiine Sweeney and Louise Fluhrer and Mi'sdame. Edith Webster, Harold Relchstein. Jack Porter, Dorothy Leonard, Bruce Bauer, Frank Perl, Alvin Tollefson, Russell Semon and the hostess, Mrs. Whitman. Other Gold Stripe StoeUafa $1.35 to $1.95 the pair Phone 28 Dancing Studio Opening Monday, Sept. 14 Acrob&tlo Ball Room Spanish
