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The Week's Society Happenings
Edited by
Eva Nealon
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1931.
Ned Burgesses Are
Welcome Guests,
Feted By Friends
, Mr. and Mn. Ned Burgess, who ;
were recently married In Boston,
Mass., are guest this week of Mr. J
Burgess father. E. O. Burgess, Jr.,
and Mrs. Burgess at their ranch :
home on Griffin creek. They are
spending the week end at the coast, 1
. having motored with the Leonard
' Carpenters to Gold Beach and Agnes.
While here, the Burgess' will be the
Inspiration for much delightful en
tertaining. Former Opera Star
Visits Friend Here
Mme. Math 1 Id e Cottrelly, a former
noted opera singer and , actress of
Europe and New York city, was a
guest during the week of Mrs. Royal
E. Bebb, Mme. Cottrelly, an old
time friend of Mrs. Bebb's, was ac
companied by Mrs. D. Archibald of
Los Angeles, with whom she motored
from New York through the Cana
dian Rockies en route to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Archibald Is a playwright and Is
writing the life of Mme. Cottrelly,
which promises to make a very In
teresting book.
Past Matrons Here
Meet for Luncheon
An enjoyable affair of Monday
afternoon In lodge circles was the
luncheon for past matrons of Reames
chapter, O. E. 8., held at the Hotel
Medford. Luncheon was followed by
bridge and prizes went to Miss Ger
trude Weeks and Mrs. E. G. RlddeU.
Hostesses for the event were Mes
dames C. D. Thompson, Chas. Wood
and R. G. Fowler.
Thursday Musicale
Announces Concert
This week's meeting of the Thurs
day Musicals will be In the form of
an organ concert at the Presbyterian
church at 10:30 a. m. The public la
Invited to the event and promised a
very worthwhile program. Local ar
tists who will entertain at the organ
are Miss Dorothy Reynolds, Robert
Could and Sebastian Apollo. There
will be no admission charges.
Church Night Held
For New Members
Regular church night, honoring
the 121 nev members, was conducted
Wednesday at the First Christian
church, with a covered dish dinner
at seven o'clock. A program, which
Included a variety of reports and
entertaining numbers, was given fol-
lowing dinner. This large number
has been added to the organization
during the past year,
A song service led by Rev. W. R.
Baird was conducted, after which
Miss Genevieve Brown entertained
with a piano solo. Talks were given
by leaders of various departments,
.with Mrs. Allan Curry speaking for
the Missionary society, Miss Lenev
Slmklns, HiTrlangle club; Mrs. Ern
est N. Blden, women's organization:
Marjorle Gregory, Chrisitlan Endeav
or; M. E. Olson, Bible school; Lee
Smith, the official church board.
Misses Brown and Virginia Gregory
sang a vocal duet, followed by a
reading by Rev. Balrd. Dr. I. H. Gove
sang a solo, after which new church
. members responded. The evening's
program closed with the entire group
singing, "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds."
Junior HI git Faculty
Has Annual Plcnlo
About forty people enjoyed the an
nual fall picnic of the Medford
Junior high school faculty,' held Fri
day evening at the Elks picnic
ground. A huge bonfire was built,
and the group enjoyed toasting part
of their food around the fire.
A. H. Fitch and B. R. Finch chose
sides for the baseball game, which Is
a yearly event at the picnic, with
Mr. Fitch's team being the victor.
A luncheon set was presented Mrs.
Hlldlng Bengtson, member of the
faculty, recently married.
Past Noble Grands
Meet at Millard Home
The Past Noble Grands club .of the
Rebekah lodge met on Thursday eve
ning at the home of Ellse Millard on
Haven street. This was the first
meeting of the olub since the sum
mer vacation. The greater part of
the evening was spent In finishing a
quilt.
' Mrs. Ethel Weed, president of the
club, being away, on vacation, Mrs.
Lona Bergman presided.
Mrs. Millard was assisted In serving
refreshments by Maude Stickle and
Mary Wiley.
T
Choir Forms
Orpnnlzntlnn
Members of the choir at the First
Christian church were entertained
Thursday evening at the studio of
their director, Mrs. Effie Herbert
Yeoman. Twenty-one members were
present.
Organization was perfected, with
Mrs. Eunice Smith being elected
president, Miss Virginia Gregory, secretary-treasurer;
Miss Leneve Sim
kins, librarian, and L. O. Centner,
chairman of the rules committee.
A social concert Is being planned
for this month, and other programs
for the autumn season, including a
musical play.
Pythian Club to Hold
Card Mrty This Week
The Py.hlan Sisters will again en
tertain with card party In the
KnlghU of Pythias hall Wednesday,
October 14 at 8 o'clock. Pinochle,
bridge and five h unreel will be In
play. Prises and refreshments will
also be Included in the evtnlng's en
tertainment. Sister Temple will be
hostess for the evening.
Dinner Enjoyed '
At Newhall Home
Mn. C. 8. Newhall entertained at
dinner last evening at her home near
Jacksonville, for a small group of
friends.
Mrs. Martin Lends
Interest to Recent
Social Events Here
Mrs. Alfred T. Martin of Chicago,
who was house guest last week of her
sister, Mrs. P. W. Hamlll was the
Incentive for several dinner parties
and luncheons. Mrs, Hamlll enter
tained at dinner for her pleasure
Sunday evening, inviting the follow
ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning
Kenly, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Ruhl,
and Messrs. E. W. Carlton and T.
Slater Johnston. '
Mrs. Kenly was hostess Wednesday
at a small luncheon complimenting
Mrs. Martin. Covers were placed for
Mesdames Martin, Hamlll, Leonard
Carpenter and the Misses Helen and
Mae Carlton.
Lady Lions Meet
For Luncheon At
Mulholland Home
The Lady Lions club met at the
home of Mrs. R. C. Mulholland on
Berkeley Way Wednesday afternoon
for luncheon and cards. There were
four tables in play and prizes award
ed Mrs. F. G. Bunch and Mrs. H. T.
Hubbard.
Assisting Mrs. Mulholland as hos
tess were Mesdames Henry Pace and
A. D. Collier.
Ensign and Mrs. Uodlove
Popular Guests Here
Ensign and Mrs. Wilbur Godlove,
whose marriage was a. recent event
in Los Angeles, were guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Fox and greet
ed by many friends here, where they
made their home until a few years
ago. They left -yesterday for the
south and after visiting Ensign God
love's parents In Bishop, Calif., will
continue to San Diego, where he is
stationed with the flying corps of
the United States navy.
Mrs. Jar ml n Entertains
Sisters This Week
Guests of Mrs. W. H. Jarmlr at her
home, 81414 Sherman, are her sisters,
Mesdames Anna Mills and Alma Hes
ter, both of Los Angeles. They plan
to spend 10 days here.
Mrs. Inskeep and
Children In Portland
L Mrs. L. D. Inskeep and little daugh
ters, Barbara and Susan, are spend
ing this week in Portland with Mrs.
Inskeep's mother, Mrs. August Grone
with whom they made the trip north
Friday.
All Countries Enter Program
Of Study Club 9s First Session
The Wednesday Study club gave a
most interesting program on October
7th, the first meeting of the year. A
brief resume of the latest events In
the history of the countries studied
last year, was followed In each case
by current events and discussion.
The countries considered were: China
with Its problems of civil war, famine
and disease, encroachment by Ja
pan, and influx of communists from
Russia; her irrigation projects for
relief work and the probability that
all warring factions will unite to free
China from Japanese aggression;
India and Ghandl, names that are
almost synonymous, the influence he
has gained by passive resistance,
which no armed force could have ac
complished, also his plea, that free
dom is every nation's birthright.
Russia Is modifying her economic
rulings and equality of labor is abol
ished. Skilled labor is doing piece
work, and large salaries are paid to
experts. The government's attempts
to better the living conditions do not
meet with great success. It was
brought out in the program.
Arabia and Palestine are still hav
ing trouble over the question of Jew
or Arab as the dominating Influence,
and whether the land can support so-
many people.
Turkey shows the triumph of west
over east in the modernlzzatlon of its
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Capt. Black Host
Dinner Party For
Bay City Visitor
Capt. O. N. Black entertained at
dinner Thursday at his Rogue river
lodge for a group of local society
folk and Mrs. Boqueraz, guest here
from San Francisco.
Covers wore placed for Mr. and Mrs.
Corbln Edgell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Tumy, Mrs. Black Preston, Mrs. Bo
queraz, T. Slater Johnston and the
host, Capt. Black.
WMllochZeek
Marriage Told
Coming as a complete surprise to
their many friends In the local
younger set, the marriage of Miss
Sarah Whillock, daughter of Mrs. C.
W. Whillock. to Edward Zeek, for
merly of this city, now of Grants
Pass, was announced last week.
Carnival Dance
Interests Many
Many local people are anticipating
the carnival dance to be held Thurs
day night In the Knights of Pythias
hall. This will be the opening dance
of- the fall season and the hall will
be a colorful setting for the event
with carnival decorations of balloons
and crepe paper. Horns as favors
will add much to the festivity. The
public is invited and the dance is In
charge of Mrs. Margaret Franklin.
Refreshments will be served.
Miss Sommer to
Spenk on Egypt
On the evening of Saturday, Oct.
17, at St. Mark's Guild ball, Miss
Julia K. Sommer will give an Illus
trated lecture on the topic, "Ancient
Egypt's Story."
Miss Sommer, a former teacher In
the Chicago public schools, at pres
ent heads an educational reform
movement which alms to bring Into
practical realization more Ideal alms
and methods in education. Many of
her slides are from views taken dur
ing her trip through Egypt In 1928
and 1929.
Welch Party
On Rogue River
Among San Francisco people ar
riving In Medford yesterday by train
to spend the week-end on Rogue
river were Andrew Welch and his
party. This is the first time this sea
son Mr. Welch has visited his river
1 lodge.
cities along western lines, In laws
copied from Germany, Switzerland
and Italy, and In the adoption of the
Latin alphabet. The little kingdom
of Czecho-Slovak la, with Its diversity
of people and Interests, and her
neighbor Jugo-Slavla where the war
clouds lower, are both struggling to
hold their Independence, and both
looking to Italy for help in time of
need.
Egypt for the Egyptians seems to
be the ruling motive of Sldkey
Pasha's government which Is Bald to
have had a remarkably successful
year, both economically and politi
cally. Spain, always colorful, with an ex
iled monarch and a new republic. Is
striving as all new governments must
against many adverse conditions,
economic, political, and religious.
The new government In England
shares Interest with the fall of the
gold standard and reduction of the
dole, as well as the Increasingly
heavy taxation.
Last but not least studied was
America, with Its moratorium on war
debts, and probable cancellation, the
Wlckersham committee's report, and
Governor Murray closing the Okla
homa oil field, the breaking of all
aviation records and the producers'
suggestion that government take over
the coal fields. A very full and In
structive program is reported.
Candy
Week
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at our store
To be Honored at
Luncheon Here
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Mrs. V. W. McCredle, state regent
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, who will be a guest here
Saturday, and the Inspiration for a
luncheon at the Hotel Medford, She
will spenk nt a meeting at the home
of .Mrs. Lewis Ulrica.
College Club Has
International Law
As Saturday Topic
Presiding at the October meeting
of the Rogue River College Women's
club at the country home of Mrs.
Chas. A. Wing. Mrs. Myron E. Root
welcomed a goodly representation of
old members and Mrs. Una Inch and
Miss Lucille Abbott as new members.
Mrs. M. J. Norrls, past Btate vice
president of the Daughters of Ameri
can Revolution, gave an address on
economic problems and International
law. Mrs. Norrls traced the economic
conditions abroad and at home since
the World war, showing how the
tariff and different plans had led to
the present status of affairs In Inter
national relations.
The United States has tried for the
last ten years to bring about disarma
ment, first at the Washington con
ference in 1021, then at Paris, and
again lost year at London and still
we are looking forward to great things
from the February disarmament
conference nt Geneva, stated Mrs.
Norrls.
She read and explained the six
fundamental principles of Interna
tional law named by the text books,
"Building the World Society,,. Mrs.
Rawles Moore chose vlctrola selec
tions from the music of two nations
which have advanced in the line of
composition In the last century, Rus
sia and Spain.
The social hour closed the after
noon when Mrs. L. E. Williams serv
ed, assisted by Mrs. E. H. Hurd, Mrs.
J. Medarls, and Mrs. E. E. Kelly with
Mrs. P. D. Wagner, Ashland, pouring.
Guests nf
Mr. and Mrs. Doreimis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bishop of Santa
Barbara arrived la Medford Saturday
noon on the Shasta to spend two
days here as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Doremus.
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Mrs. Crowell Is
Honored at Party
Given Thursday
PHOENIX. Oct. 10. (Special.) Mrs.
Harold Crowell was the inspiration
for a party given at the home of
Mrs. Roy Burleson on Thursday
afternoon of this week. Miss Elva
Caster and Mrs. L. O. Caster assisted
Mrs. Burleson with entertaining.
Those present were: Mesdames Ber
tha Gammill, John Gammill, Grover
Medley, W. C. Ganaway, Henry Frame
J. O. N. Poling. Mary E. Ellison, O. O.
Hartley, Ed Stillwell, H. E, Hawk,
Jack Clark, M. F. Sheets, Ed Marshall
Floyd Watkins. Raymond Fish, Don
na Graffis, Edmona Anderson, John
Bonar, and Stillwell, and the Misses
Sybil Caster and Lula Roberts, the
guest of honor. Mrs. Harold Crowell,
and the hostesses, Mrs. Roy Burleson,
Mrs. L. O. Caster and Elva Caster.
Mrs. Crowell was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
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University Heads
Will Be Honored
On Medford Visit
Representatives of the University
of Oregon from Eugene, and state
officers of Oregon Mothers and Dads,
who are now making a statewide tour
In the Interests of the university, will
be in Medford, October 20. A ban
quet at the Medford Hotel Is being
arranged in their honor.
Special guests for the occasion will
be Arnold Bennett Hall, president of
the university; Burt Brown Barker,
vice-president; Dean Alfred Powers
of the extension division; Mrs. Paul
W. Ager, executive secretary of Ore
gon Mothers; Mrs. Walter M. Cook,
of Portland, honorary president of
Oregon Mothers; Mrs. F. Bond of
Pendleton, active president, and Mr.
Ayers, state president of Oregon
Dads.
All alumni, members of Oregon
Mothers and Oregon Dads, also
friends interested In the university
are urged to make early reservations
for the dinner. President Hall Is
especially anxious to meet the par
ents of freshmen at the university.
He will have a message of Interest to
all. Following the dinner there will
be meetings of Oregon Mothers and
Dads. The mothers will hold their
meeting on the mezzanine floor of
the hotel immediately after dinner.
All mothers of university students
are asked to attend. An effort Is be
ing made by the committee to per
sonally contact each mother. How
ever, owing to Incomplete lists some
may be missed so a general Invitation
Is Issued to all in Medford and neigh
boring communities.
Study books will be Issued to the
new members, plans for the year for
mulated, talks on purposes of Oregon
Mothers will be heard, and an open
foru: . conducted, where questions
will be answered by Mrs. Ager, Mrs.
Cook and Mrs. Bond.
Officers of the local group of Ore
gon Mothers are: Mrs. R, E. Carloy,
president; Mrs. J. E, Edmtston, vice
president; Mrs. Allen B, Drury, secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. E. E. Gore,
member of the state executive board.
Reservations for the dinner may be
made by telephoning Mrs. E. E. Gore,
phone 161 or Mrs. Drury, phone 1448.
Pythian Club to Hold
Meeting on Tuesday
The Pythian club will hold a meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Taylor, 417 King street.
Catholic Ladies
To Hold Card Party
The Catholic Ladles will entertain
at cards Wednesday afternoon In the
Parish hall. All women of the Med
ford community are Invited.
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Bostonians to Be
Dinner Guests of
Edgells Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell. who re
turned Monday from an outing and
fishing trip on the coast, have Invited
a group of friends to their home for
one of their Monday dinner parties.
Honor guests for the evening will be
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Burgess, who -are
guests here from Boston of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Q. Burgess.
Business Women's
Conference Plans
Told for Oct. 25
The program for the second district
conference In southern Oregon of the
Oregon State Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs,
which will meet here two weeks from
today will be devoted to Internation
al Relations, a matter Interesting to
every member. The program Is as
follOVtb!
Morning session:
8:30 Breakfast. Informal. Hotel
Holland private dining room.
0:30 Executive council meeting.
Miss Martha Oasch, state president.
presiding. Parlor, Hotel Holland.
10:00 Round table sessions, Hotel
Holland. Membership, Mrs. Belle R.
Gould, membership chairman; Pro
gram, Mrs. Leona Q. Bryant, program
chairman;- public Relations, Mrs.
Alice Coppln. chairman of public and
international relations; correspon
dence, Mrs. Leda Parker, secretary,
chairman.
11:30 Open forum, Hotel Holland.
Afternoon session. Private dining
room. Hotel Holland.
1:00 Dinner, Mrs. Edwina Wels
haar, president Medford club, presid
ing. Music, Mrs. Effie H. Yeomans, vo
cal solo.
Reading of club collect.
Prayer and devotlonals, led by Rev.
Claude A. Porter.
Greetings. Mrs. Edwina Welshaar.
Music, group songs.
Introductions Officers and com
mittees, Medford club, state officers,
club presidents, roll call of clubs.
Music, Mrs. Montana Mahan En
nerson, violin solo.
Address, Prof. A. O. Strange, ohair
of psychology of Ashland Normal.
Subject, Economic Conditions, World
Peace and Disarmament.
Mrs. 81 pes Honored
At Surprise Party
Mrs. W. R. Stpes was honored Sat
urday with a birthday surprise party,
when a number of friend dropped
in to play five hundred. Honors went
to O. W. Bently and Floyd Romlre
held low ocore.
Luncheon was served following
cards. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. John Day and daughter from
Boise, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Hender
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hewitt, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Romlre and daughter,
Naomi, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bently,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wlllson, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Warner and daughter,
Katherlne, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sipes
and sons and daughters, Wendell, Roy
and Thel ma and Juanlta.
Program and Aanclng
Plan of Degree of Honor
The Decree of Honor Protective as
sociation will meet Tuesday evening,
October 13. at 8 o'olock In the Labor
Union hall. The business session will
be followed by program and dancing
All members are requested to attend
and bring guest.
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M iss Edwards Will
Wed Mr. Hubbard
At Lovely Service
Leading In Interest this week Is
the wedding of Miss Mary Edwards.
daitKhter of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Ed
wards, to Chester Hubbard, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hubbard, which
will be solemnized at the First Pres
byterian church Saturday. The cere
mony will be read at 3 o'clock by
Rev. Claude B. Porter.
The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Georgia Edwards as maid
of honor and brides-maids. Misses
Viola Templeton and Katherlne
Sweeney.
Jasper Raynolds will be the groom's
best man and ushers will be Lewis
Balnes and Warren Hamlin. Follow
ing the wedding a reception will be
held at the Edwards home.
Mr. Nichols If)
Honored on Birthday
An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nichols
of Eagle Point Friday, when a number
of friends were guests honoring Mr.
Nichols' birthday. Cards and music
were a part of the entertainment.
Supper was served at midnight, after
which Mr. Nichols' friends wished
him many happy returns. Mr. Nich
ols received a number of lovely gifts
during the day.
Guests of Mr. and Mra. Nichols
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luy of
Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stoner, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert La Roc que, Mr. and Mra.
Frank Brown and Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Henderson, all of Eagle Point.
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Mr. Madison
Has Guests
Frank D. Madison and party arrived
here 8aturda.by train to spend the
week-end at the Madison lodge on
the river. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles O. Martin, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Brooks.
Sunny Sisters Meet
Thursday Afternoon
T.lie Sunny Sisters circle will meet
Thursday afternoon, October 13, at
the home of Mrs. Mark Wright, South
Paclflo highway.
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Corliss Home For
Musical Program
An enjoyable evening was spent
Wednesday at the country home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corliss, when
thirty friends were Invited to meet
Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Apollo, who
recently came to Medford from Oak
land, Calif.
Mr. Apollo entertained with sev
eral piano numbers, which were en
thusiastically received, as he display
ed unusual technique. Other mu
sicians participating In the evening's
program were Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Janes, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bolger,
Effie Herbert Yeoman, Eleanor Curry,
Mrs. George Andrews, Ed Andrews,
Mrs. H. C. Williamson, Robert Gould
and Mr. Corliss. Mrs. Dr. Scott of
Seattle and Mrs. Harry E. Young of
Central Point also took part.
Other guests invited were Mrs.
Fletcher Fish, Mrs. Theodore Fish,
Mrs. Robert Frame, Mrs. Erlo Wold,
Dr. Scott, Dr. A. E. Dodaon, H. O.
Williamson and Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Corliss was assisted In serving
refreshments by Mrs. O. D. Frazee
and Mrs. Yeoman.
Pythian Club Party
Wednesday Evening
There will be a Pythian card party
at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, Oc
tober 14. Bridge, five hundred and
pinochle will be played. All card
playing enthusiasts are Invited to at
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