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Society and Cluh Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon
Afer afer BaZ
i4n Luncheon Loom
On Society Horizon
As atately lliwi of celestial whit,
associated the world over with itorlea
of the rlMn Lord, beckon from U
altar of the cltr thl morning. Med
ford society will wend IU way church
wrd. For the day of "resurrectloni,
awakening, renewed hopea, revived
faltha" li her. Hymn of pralae will
herald the miracle and the coming
week will be filled wltn feetlvlty In
oclety folk Join treea and flowera In
donning prlng rtlment.
Th promenade taru today, the
social whirl tomorrow.
The advlaory board of St. Ann
Altar toclety 1 eponsorlng a lunch
eon and card party at 1 o'clock In
th Catholic pariah hall. The mem
ber! will be aaalated In the dining
room by Mra. R. Baker. Mra. J. C.
Ui.rmv and Mra. R. Lewla. Mualo
for th luncheon hour will be played
by the St. Marys rnytnm no.
Ttio planning to attend ar eaked
nhnn. B28-W for reaervatlona.
Tomorrow night member of th
American Legion Auxiliary will enter,
tain with their annual Eaater Monday
ball, one of the gayest event to grace
h nrtnff calendar. In an atmo
sphere of bloaeom. bunnle. little
atilcka, colorful egg and other nov
elties, characteristic of th apring
featlval, one of the oldest recalled by
mann. dan fan will gather at the
Oriental Onrdens from all sections of
th valley. Elaborato plans have been
completed for the event by the fol
lowing committee: Mra. Walter Olm-
acheid, Mrs. Qooawin nni'i
Mrs. C. T. Baker. Mra. Belva Aiken,
Mrs. Kverett Brayton and Mrs. Geo.
Ouards of Chrysanthemum elrcl
No. 64, Neighbor of Woodcraft, will
also ponsor dancing party tomor
row evening. It will b taged In
the I. O. O. F. hall with Captain Lon.
Bergman and her 18 guard a hoa
teasea. Refreshment will b served
following dancing and pleasant
evening 1 predicted for all.
Misses Roberts to
Arrive on Tuesday
While vacationing student from
the north are returning to th unl
versltl and college thl week, om
from ttw south will b arriving for
their prlng holiday. Among th lat
ter wlU b the Misses Mary Le and
Dorothy Roberts, student at Mills
college, who are expected here from
Oakland, Cel., Tuesday to spend th
remainder of the week with their
parent, Mr. and. Mrs. O. M. Robert.
They will be accompanied by two
elaaamatea from Mllla with whom
they have been vacationing at Car
mel during the past woek.
Miss Herzog Here
From University
Miss Glory Hertog of Hollywood.
Cel., atudent at the University of
Oregon, la a house guest for th week
end of her ooualn, Mra. R. W. Slee
ter, of thla city, and l among vaca
tioning atudent being feted at the
numerous Informal vnta of the hol
iday. Mra. Slaeter entertained with
a dinner party In her honor Friday
evening.
She will return to school today
with Bob Blester, who has also been
horn for th apring vacation.
Ladies' Aid Meets,
Methodist Church
Th Ladle' Aid aoclety of the
First M. I. church met In regular
"homecoming" In the church parlora
Tuesday afternoon. The vice-president.
Mra. A. O. Bennett, presided,
and Mra. 8. L. Leonard led the devo
tlona and offered prayer.
. Mrs. K. 0. Koppen, In behalf of the
Fidelity circle, presented Mrs. CsrI
0. Orsnt. who read a selection, "A
Cross. A Garden." Mra. A. E. Lyman
aang "The Old Rugned Cross." accom
panied by Mra. Koppen. "The Flrat
Missionary" and Vie "Scum of the
Earth" were tltlea of readlnga given
by Mra. George Blsler. During the
social hour the Fldelltlea served re
freshment. Birthday gueat were
Mr. Georgia Blackburn, Mrs.. Frank
Redden, Mr. . O. Roaeborouah:
honor guest. Mrs. LeRoy Mention,
Mrs. Clausen, Mra. C, O. Orant, Mrs.
g. F. Jones. Mrs. George Blgler and
Mlaa Ruth Kelsur.
Operatic Star Will
Visit Stevens' Here
Musle minded folk are anticipating
the arrival here thla week of Mlaa
Brmlce Berahon, operatic sinner, now
playing at the Orpheum In Portland.
In Dr. Brorkwell'a Art. Mlaa Mrrahon
will errlv Thursday to be the guest
for a week of Mr. and Mra. Jamea
Ste-.ir.
She will have a week' vacation
between her Portland appearance and
opening of the act In San Francisco
and has chosen to spend It here.
Several affalra will probably be
held In her honor.
Guild Luncheon Will
Be Event of Friday ,
Friday afternoon. April 1, members
of St. Msrk's Guild will hold their
regular cafeteria luncheon at the
Guild hall. The luncheon will be
followed by a business meeting.
Plan for another on of their
Miss Webster Wed
at Quiet Ceremony
Here Last Evening
At a simple but Impressive service.
In keeping with th Eastertide. Mlaa
Mllllcent Webster, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. W. O. Webster, became th
bride of Sam L. Goldatln of Port
land last evening, the 7 o'clock cere
mony being read In th atudy of the
Flrat Presbyterian church by Rev.
E, Xveraon.
Mr. and Mra. Webater. parent or
th brlda, and a few immediate
frlenda war th only guest.
Th bride was amartly attired in
whit suit, with turban and other
accessories of the same color. A
former atudent of St. Mary'a acad
emy and a graduate of th LOa
Angeles high school, she Is a popu
lar member of the local younger aet.
Mr. Goldatlne. who came her a
short time ago from th Rosa city.
Is also an active participant in ar
ia Irs of the younger social group.
They will make their home at 331
Apple street.
Easter Egg Hunts
Interest Children
Member of Medford's very young
social aet ar hunting Easter egga
todav on lawn. In garden and neign
boring wood. In feet th search be.
gan aeveral daya ago and numeroua
nartlea have been given for the
pleasure of those who acknowledge
th wizardry of tha Eaater bunny.
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Mark
Miller entertained with a party for
her two eons, Mark and Jimmy. The
following guests were Invited to join
them in the maglo aearchi Steve
and Patricia Dlppel. Betty and curtia
Darbv. Jimmy Kuehnle. Bobby Nixon,
Peggy Nixon. Teddy Tale ana Die
Flaharty.
Mra. O. A. Eden win b hostess
thla morning at a almllar vnt for
frlenda of her young sons. Leigh
and Douglaa. Oueata for the hunt
will be. Bobby and Lois Ann Hub
bsrd, Jean Phythlan, Billy Darby,
Edward Gove, Steve and Patricia
Dlppel. '
Rileys Welcome
Guests of Week
Mr. and Mra. Phillip RUey were
among popular gueste In Medford
over the week end, Mra. Riley being
Joined here on her return from Lo
Angeles by Mr. Riley with whom he
left last evening for their home In
Marshfleld. While In thU city they
were guest of Mrs. Riley's father.
Harry von der Hellen. Both were
welcomed by members of the younger
set. Mrs. Riley Is remembered aa the
former T.heodosla von der Hellen and
Mr. Riley was located In Medford
with Paolflo Fruit and Produce be
fore going to Roseburg, from which
city he wa recently transferred to
Marahfleld.
Their wedding In Oorlnto, Nica
ragua was an Interesting event of
the Pacific Fruit and Produce crulae
to Central America.
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Mrs. Graffis Honor
Guest on Birthday
Frlenda of Mra Donna Grlffls
joined her In celebrating her 6itb
blrthdov Tueadav. by gatierlng at
her home for an afternoon party.
Those attending the enjoyable event
and extending best wishes to th
honor guest were: Mesdamea M.
Sheets, J, M. Poling, Rose. Llta Furry,
Edmona Anderson, George Drake,
Otto Caster, Snltcman, W, Osnnaway,
Campbell. H. Boyer, W. H. Swain and
Mlas Ida Bishop.
Mrs. C. Nordquist
Feted on Birthday
A no-hostess dinner, compliment
Ing Mrs, Cecil Nordquist, waa given
by a group of frlenda at her home
at Phoenix on the annlveraary of her
birthday last week. The eurprla
event waa attended by 10 guests, who
enjoyed game following dinner.
Those present were: Mr. and Mra.
Warren Delmar, Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Warren, Mr, and Mr. Geo. Watson.
Mr. and Mra. Ray Harrison and Mr.
and Mrs. Nordquist.
fsril Party Fnjojed
Ry Pocahontas l.orire
Members of the Pocahontaa lodge
held their regular card party Friday
nlRlit. Bridge, five hundred and pln
orhle were played. Htgti scores In
bridge were held by Mabel Qtiarken
bush and Ed Schaakel, low by A'ene
Eraklne and George Armstrong. Car
rie Mllnee waa high In five hun
dred and Maude Abbott low. High
acorea In pinochle were held by
Magaie Krakine and Jack Krekine
and low by Gladya Dooma and Otla
Hubbard.
Two applications for membership
were voted on, and mutation will be
held In April.
Local Artists to Appear in Church Programs
Spring Flowers in
Local Garden Club
Show Draw Crowd
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Nation-Wide Dinner
Scheduled Tuesday
for Business Girls
It
The two-day ahowlng of early
apring blossoms, one of th most ar
tistic displays sponsored by the Med
ford Osrden club at the Chamber
of Commerce building, closed last
evening, after being visited by hoau
of flower lover from all section of
the valley. Although the show was
email, due to the retarded season, a
splendid variety of blossom was
achieved through the leadership of
Mra. O. 3. Semon, chairman of the
event.
She was assisted during the two
daya of the ahow by Mesdamea H.
w. Hamlin, C. C. Darbj. Fred dim
ming, J. W. Jscobs, L. E. Williams,
C. C. Furnas, Lewis Ulrlch and Miss
Helen Bullls,
Patty Lou Hoover
Feted on Birthday
Mrs. Oscar Hoover entertained
with an Eaater party during the
past week In celebration of the ninth
birthday of her little daughter, Patty
Lou. Guest for the occasion were
Ph'ylla Clever, Peggy Oarlock. Nona
Heyland, Louise Kelsee, Helen Ramln
Dorothy Allen, Mavis Ntcholls, Joan
Hoover, Betty Lou Almvlg, Julia Ann
Almvlg and Patty Lou Hoover.
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Elsie Cariton Strang
In the center Is Geralilln Thompson, local violinist, and at the right
Edna Elffrt, soloist. This group of loeit artists will participate In the
elaborate programs planned for presentation at the Presbyterian nnd Flre
Christian churches Iprtny and tonight In ohservnnrt of Raster. Effle Her
bert Yeoman, aonmtlo, will direct the Camilla ut the Christian church.
Eleanor curry will also alng at the ChrMInn church. Elsie Carlton Strang
and Krtnn Klfert are inemhera of the Presbyterian church quartet. .Mra.
Mtllliolland will be a guest artist there today, as will Miss Thompson.
Dates of Portland
Flower Show Told
Announcements have been received
her of the fourth annual Portland
Flower and Garden show, to be held
In the Rose city April 30, May 1 and
a. Although It carries the name of
"Portland," the ahow each year In
cluded entries from all section of the
northwest, where flower fanclera are
found, Garden clubs from every
town and community are urged to
enter exhibits. Mra. A. E. Rockey
la honorary chairman this year and
Mra. Gerald E. Beebe and Mra. Ralph
T. Holsapple are executive chairmen.
The Garden club headquarters are
314 United States National Bank
Bldg., Portland.
Attends Symphony
Concert in North
Mrs. Gordon Voorhles waa a Port
land visitor this week, having come
from Medford to attend the Sym
phony concert on Monday. The
Spectator.
Inn Under the Plnea for your birth
day party.
Kffle Herbert Yeoman
Mrs. Heffernan of
Seattle Is Visitor
Southern Oregonlana are enjoying
tlila week the presence here of Mr.
Kathervn Heffernan and little son.
Robert, of Seattle, who are guests of
Mrs. Heffeman's father, Ed Hanley.
Mra. Heffernan Is making plans to
spend the summer season here and
will be a charming participant In
many aoctal eventa of the summer
colony.
M
Mrs. Renmea Accompanies
Mother on Return North
Mra. A. E. Rcamea left last evening
Lincoln P.-T.A.
To Elect Officers
Election of officers will be held at
the next meeting of Lincoln Parent'
Teacher association on Friday, April
1, and a nominating committee con
sisting of the following ladles has
been appointed by the preaiaent.
Mra. Laura West. Mra. Merrlman and
Miss Or a Cox.
The program for thla meeting la
being sponsored by the Japanese
membera of the association and these
ladles will also have charge of the
aoctal hour.
Miss Baboon. 4-H club leader, will
speak. A good attendance I de
sired. Miss Drnry Returns
to Oregon Campus
Miss Laura Drury. daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Allen B. Drury. left yester
day for the University of Oregon to
resume her school work on the
northern campus after apendlng the
spring holidays here. Mlse Drury Is
a member of Kappa Alpha Theta so
rority and playa a prominent part In
scholastic and social activities of the
university.
The Presbyterian church will b
the cen Tuesday evening of th
Nation Wide banquet to be held in
this city under the auspice of th
T.W.C.A. In 350 cltlea of the United
State and In 18 countries of the
world business girl will meet at
S:30 o'clock the same evening to
dine.
Committee for th local event I
composed of Dorothy Mitchell, chair
man: Blanche Ockerman, Isolee
Wakefield, Bernlce Sear, Fern Har
baugh, and Emily Brown.
Th banquet program lnciuaeai
Invocation song "Lord of Llf."
Invocation prayer.
Group songs Mra. Effl Teoman,
song lesder.
Why the Nation Wld Banquet
Mlae Emily Brown.
Bolo Miss Ellow Ma Wilson.
Pioneering In Rogu Vallsy Mis
Alice Hanley.
Opportunities for Present Day Pio
neering Mra. Mabel Church,
Group songs.
Play "A Big Depression." Casti
Madeline DeBols, France Dorf:
Sheba. Esther, negro servant. Fern
Harbaugh, Bernlce Gill: Mrs. Brew
ster, Bernlce Sears: Mrs. Thscher.
Venlta Gibbon: Mrs. Bishop, Maude
Abbott: Florabelle DuBola (ag 10),
Frankle Rlnabarger.
Invitation to the affair I extend
ed all business girls of the city.
Ticket may be obtained from Ber
nlce Sean, Bernlce Gill, Venlta Gib.
bona, Fern Harbaugh, Maude Abbott,
Alice Caso and Blanche Ockerman.
The offioe of Florey Insurance Serv
ice and Chauncey Florey. U S Com
missioner, now located on iii 4th,
floor of tl e Liberty Bldg.
DR. I. H. GOVE
DF.PIJNDARLE DENTISTRY
23S Eaat Main. Opstatr
Phone 8'2-J
with her mother, Mra. Edward J. Lan-
nlng. for Tacoma, Wash., where she
plans to spend a week as guest of
her mother and friends. Mrs. Lan- j
nlng ha been a guest at the Rearaea' i
homo for the past two months and
will be greatly missed ' by many
frlenda here.
Study Club Meets '
This Wednesday
The Wednesday Study club will
meet March 30 for the regular atudy
program. Mrs. Snedlcor will give a
paper on Austria and the eastern
kingdom, Mrs. Alford the book re
view, and Mrs. W. E. Crews current
eventa relative to the subject.
DENTAL PRIGES REDUCED
LIFELIKE PLATES with DOUBLE SUCTION
GUARANTEED WORK and SATISFACTION
These plates have highest grade of workrnanilp and greatly re
duced for limited time only. Also reduction made In Gold
Crowns, IlrlOgework, Porcelain and silver Fillings... Free examina
tion. Open evenings by appointment.
DR. THOMPSON
Phone "0 133 East Main St., Between Front and Central
ajuastkiitl
Ladles of Barred Heart
Church Plan Benefit Party
The ladlea of the Sacred Heart
church yesterday announced plana
for a card party to be held the
afternoon of April 14 at St. Mary's
academy for the benefit of the
academy. Extensive plans ar un
derway for th event with Mrs. L.
Hunter a chairman.
.
Chryaanthemnm circle to
Dance After tluslnee Hour
Chrysanthemum clrcl No. M,
Neighbor of Woodcraft, will hold
j Wlook at these
Weeks & Orr's March and April
For Thrifty Shoppers . . Bargains You Can't Pass Up
Genuine Roberti Bros.
Sanotufs Mattress
popular card partle ar Interesting "ho" business session Mondsy ve
the Guild thU week. The psrty ! "Ing. March 38. at 7:30 o'clock,
will be held April i. nd all women Initiation will b held and all of
who enjoy an afternoon at the "cere and guard ar urged to b
bridge table ar Invited to attend
Farwell Kenly Home
for the lloltdxys
Farwell Kenly, a atudent at Menlo
park, Palo Alio, Cal , Is a guest her
for th Salter holidays of his par
tms, Mr. and Mra. Corning Kenly.
Mra, Aeker Cor
Booth for Visit
Mra. I. L. Ackrr left Fridsy even-
on time. At the close of the ses
sion dancing will be enjoyed.
Mr, ttatts
Entertains
Mm. J. T. DavIs entertained with
an Easter party at her home, 1113
East Msin street, yesterday after
noon for th member of her Sun
day school claaa of th First Christ
tan ehurrh.
T.-e ulrls, who r seventh grade
lng for Temple City, Cel., where ah i stiidtn-s, enjoyed coloring eggs, fter
will be gueat for some tlm of nerjWhirh they hsd a hunt. Refresh
ion, I. R. AUer, menu were served by th hostess.
Prices
DAVENPORT SETS
A t-wrlnml shipment of ftanovfb fontnirtm PnTrnpftrt nnd
Clmlr ill tret (runt (he factory vtiHhlm in to odrr thfp low
prlcci! Pavrnport and Chair Ma U rotfrlitgi to choo from
$49.95
$5 Down
$5 Monthly
Four fine Hti, gvmilnt 9anowrb contraction, your rholcf at
$59.95
$10 Down
$5 Monthly
14 Suit. Pavtnporta and Chalra Tapwtrr. mohair and .c
quard vrlour romlnc. prior, (or the l-plrov arts nt
$69.50 to $150.00
Coiled spring; construction.
Our large shipment, direct
from the factory, enables us
to offer these $24.94 mat
tresses, while they last, at
SIMMONS' BEAUTY REST mattresses, coiled sprin?
construction. the last word in sleeping comfort, reduced
this month to ..
$18
Ilk
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Floor Covering
Felt base coverings, attractive
patterns to choose from.
3 SQUARE YARDS
96c
$29.95
RANGES
These Prices Include Delivery to
Your Home
Semi enameled range,
$47.00 value,
$43.00
Semi - enameled range,
$50 value,
$46.00
Full enameled range--
bargain at $57, now
$53.00
Full enameled range a
bargain at $60.00, no."
$56.00
BED-SPRINGS
MATTRESS
Steel beds with 2-inch posts, 401b cotton
felted mattress and single coiled springs
$18-90
WALNUT BED
VANITY AND
CHIFFONIER
COMPLETE SET
$39.95
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