Medford mail tribune., May 01, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

MEDF01TD MATL TRTBTJOT. MTCT)F01?I), OKEGON, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1932.
P'A'nTC TWO
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Em Nealon
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Blacks Expected
At Summer Home
Here, Early Date
Boell la nitly awaiting ih r
urn to Mitforl ot 0pt. and Mr,
o. H. muck, who arrived In Ban
Piaucler lut mk on the Merlpoea.
following n tttelva orule ot th
Pactflo.
They ar Mpeetwt to nd the
major portion of th eoeeon t thir
nntmw horn on th Rogii.
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Mrs. McCaskey Is
Luncheon Hostess
un, h. n. Moras among
It charming hoaieae of tin peal
mk, entertaining t luncheon and
nrlda U mmtr ol the Colony olub
Wetlnnxtay at her been 1 home on
tit Old at age roMl.
Dinner Dance Given
By Zuleima Patrol
Monday evening waa fellv on
toy mnln or th Btileim temple
patrol and their husbands, who ath.
red for dlnnir and dam-lng In tin
Masonic hall. Th patrol member
wr host tor the occasion and
tlta dtnnar table, whara covere war
placed tor S wu akd with tullpa
and lllace In artlailc ttiiut. Among
thoe peasant war Mr, and Mr. Bam
lUhar ot Oram Pass. Mrs, Baker la
quaan ot th tempi.
Pullowlng dlnnvr dancing wu n
Jod.
Colony Club Holds
Luncheon on Friday
Th lest tegular lunchon to grar
th asoa. was held by mentbere ot
th Cv4on? elub at th lub bout on
Past Main strt Friday ottarnoon.
Cswr wer plactd tor 11 gtlMt
Pummar atfalt will eoen b tnteraet
Ins tha member and II I hopad tha
uaual group ot parltctpania from
tm and eoulhem polnla will roaa
MaAford thalr playground again UiU
coming season.
Pdrelts pntertaln
I llnnr Mnnda.v
Mr and Mr. Corhln tdaall war
noatt at dlnnar Monday evening at
thalr hero on hatmiay Way lor th
pleaaur ol Nr. and Mra. It. Ohandlar
Kgan, who raoantly returned from
thalr winter home at !bble Beach;
Mr. and Mr, Alfred H. V. Carpenter
and Mr. and Mra. Leonard Carpenter,
Runts (lueata or
Relative In Stout h
Mr. and Mra. Root, W. Ruhl and
UK1 daughter, Attn, at apendtn.
waek In PasadMva, CU whra they
an gueata of Mr. Huhl parent. Mr.
and Mra. A. s. uhl,
Mtaa pa I eart
to YH Plot net
Miaa Marl roe ot th Valley
vhvvl la epenittng this wk and In
Marehrteld, where ah la kmI ot her
brvthr, who recently mumed trom
Rtwelt. when he waa ntag4 tn
agtnlng.
rrmeas Ore tee Ofrgoei
Anactathm Hr Talk
Ttr MMfwd branch ot th Wo
mn Ore tee Oegoo aaeovlalKwt met
at th Medtwd bv! Tuesday after.
Kwa April IT, Mrs. Olen Febrtck
tain Cwegoa product were tead and !
Mr. PabrVk wa Introduced and
gave a very tnforanattt and Inter,
uvg talk th raising of tte and
It wautvur ra Crvn. Mr. Fab.
twe fctd reveotty vauted the Sajeea
Mr, cvalbralth and rbrcbtlUi !
samp. etn.M Ur-tT.ho.tag
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twe th p:. ro. the RnOhedrlece !
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Creva rtu k. vj eobr ao
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that rrvsoa a eertata -ou e li. !
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ert to areioed and gur '
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into ttwe ho T-'weis and rut-. !
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Oregvis ettaeea tM eouctsea, ' .
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T lad-- A1 sevtete of the pti ,
M . ebvirSk sxt ta reguiar !Kv- i
eowun i the .iarvet twrtor Tvaw ;
K aoeeoooav M-a. leiud Vr. !
.-, preaM'.B. Mia. A W Pvyw ,
smAitM as. dMt.a,aiL m. l.i !
oaiered prajee and Mr, t. K Pustee j '
to behaa ot the Ms.-vlarta vK I
r4 aa aawreouvkt aivtvse wHarvUt .
lave wv 4 rh Pa-ter iPftoaya st i
L.v4 as a rw eoreetaiaer raav !
to ' .v.l trvw the MryvMas
. reftvehJieeata I,
Mrs. I. c. K.t toecved r f
wsi.v at4 g.ia wee Mr. '
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Med ford Society
To Observe Music
Week, May 1 to 7
Title morning Medford. with other
olllea ot th nation, will begin her
ohrvane of National Mtielo Week
and the favorite art ot all people
will rule In otinroha. at thaatrat,
ervlra club mtlni, In achoola and
all publio gatharlnga during th fes
tival "of th poop: and for the
ptHipl.M
Th commltto, working xtnalr
ly on plana hare, la compoeed or Mra.
I. Oor, general chalrmam Mra.
Kltla Herbert Yeoman, chairman ot
tlta community program! Mra. Rawlea
Moore, chairman ot th theatr pro
grama; Mr, CIorg Andrw. Mra.
Una B. Inch, Mra. Pltchr riah, Mr.
Mlnnl Otty and Mia Harriet Bald
win, ohalrmen of achool programs;
Mra. J. Albert McCorkla and Mra.
T. J, Amapoker, chairmen of aarvlc
club and Legion progranu.
froiram Tueailay
Th community program, which
will be open to the public, no ad
mlaalon chargaa to b made, will be
held at th aanlor high achool audi
torium Tuaeday vntng, beginning
at e:U oclock, under th direction
of Mr. Yeoman. It will feature the
foremoet muatcal talent of th city
and promise to compose an vnlng
oT beautiful entertainment tor all
mttalo lover.
Th personnel of tha lltila sym
phony to be heard during th vn
lug will b:
Violin. Brnlc Morshoue Bolgr,
W. Carlton Jan, John B, Knight.
Hrry A. Woods: viola. Mr. Harold
B. Ollltsi vlollnnllo. Cheater Woods:
(lut. Wm. T. Bolter: rlarlnet, Sid
ney Blood: ptauo. Mr. Yvoinan.
-What Muslo Means" lisle
Carlton Strang.
"Tha Heavens Am Tailing"
. from Haydn "Creation"
High School Mtsd Choru
Ml Hurrlet Baldwin, director
(a) Bustle reetlTsJ . Banwcnlk
(b raaspled Dellba
(c) Vals Trlst Slbuua
Ultl Bynvphony Orchestra
Ptlgrtma Chont. from Tannhatsaar
Miml Quarti: Kllow Maa Ttlson.
Msrgaret Williamson, latVern Sum.
erliu. wm. P. Isaac.
Mra, 00. Audr, accompanist.
Vale RadlUM . Qoltschslk
(Two pianos, eight hnndal.
Km Hsselrlfg Marah. Mr. H. O. Pu
rurkr, lnwgtn Wallac. Dorothy
Heynolda.
Aria, "Th Vole and th Plut"
De tumor
ttl Herbert Yeoman. opnno.
Wtn, T. Bolgvr, tluust.
Harrlel Baldwin, ptanlat.
St. Mary Mhythm Band
loo Mtksch. Jr, acvompantst.
Barlton Svxlo, "HI1U" . U Pore
Jante stvn.
Mr. Apollo, accompanist.
Harp Solo, "C-rilon".llnaoa
Slain Brophy.
Th mi I Bout
Lad)' quart! (vwlln oMigato)
Ileandr Curry, Mra, John It. Knight.
rMtta Efrt. Lou C. Young. JVn
Knight. Tltvllntst; Mu Wallac.
orvtmpantst.
MndIaohn Concerto (for S pianos.)
Sebastian Apollo
aWbm Ward Webb
rwttrej Dane , DellVe
iPron th bullet "Copp!tt").
Orcnewtnk.
C. A ?. to Sponsor
Washington Films
At Holly Theater
Mtenber of Oorl Jceoh laj
wvesty. CaiMren ot Uw Aaamaul
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ford avlMvtl board and Parent-Teacher !
JN""'Kxa- o Washington hi-oeo-.
anaj ntata. iw ahowtng at the
htre the wnvntng May .
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Rl CbKmeat, fev the sen et? Mr. I
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a'wa,T eveeTj t th ftawa- i
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tu-,v at KM e,na
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a rwrr f gyc socoerty. j,
rr. "mri. a o.w u, Cew-i
ev .'e,a. but Mcrea, majai
frve kbM'.vd . e.t a p.i.. aa
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LEADERS AT D.A.R. CONGRESS
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Mra. Ruuall Wllllgm Magna (rloht), of Holyok. Mas., only can
didate for th post thla year, euoeeedt Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobsrt
prldnt gnral ot th Dauahtara of th American Revolution.
Thy vr photoarphed it th annual congress In Washington.
Past Matrons and Patrons
Feted at Brilliant A ffair
Ouuunrflnf for tu lorlinMa nnt
lixf attd4Uic wm tht btnqvMt
gtvfin by Rttunw chp.er, O S. 8-.
WNtiuMtfty Ttstn(. . nuu-klof Iht
thirty-KVtnd birth dy ot ih chapter
and compUmtntHvf it put nitrca
and psat patron. Th dininc room
of tha MuonVo hall vaa tha acn M
tha 6:90 dtnnar and tha lent labia.
bankad with nirna aiKt tlowtra, n J
aambled a mlniatur (arden. (
Dainty eoraacaa ot UUea of tha !
railay. buttercupa. dalalea and Wua
forget-me nota, made by worthy ma
tron, Mra. Cornelia Barnea, marked
each past matron' place. Boutoa
Mere of Utlee of tha valley traced the
paat patrona' place. At one and of
the table the Immenae birthday cake,
NkJwd by Mra. C. D. Thompson, with
Ita elaborate decoratlona and llRhted
candlea, added much beauty to the
attune.
The banquet waa preceded by com
munity aintnf of "Bleat Be the Tte
That Btnda,-
The ham, an Important Item on tha
awilnc menu waa baked for the
lodge by tha Kcononxy O meter ta.
All arranmnta fnr tha ereulnit
were made by Mra, Barnea, worthy
matron and her able eomnme, Mrs,
Frank Cwlr. Mra. olen Pabrtck, Mnv
Paul Rynntn. Mrs. K. M. Wilaon.
Mra. Looker and Mra. Hat tie White,
Pollowtnt dinner the membera con
Unxted to the chapter rom, where tha
regular lodce eeeaKvn wa earned on
with the pt matron and paat pi.
trcna aeated in a apevnal aectkn.
Mra, Nellie McQowan. paat (raxid
matron of Oregon, and Mra, Haiti
Peamea White, paat yrand officer of
Orison, were eecorted to the eaat.
Mr. Whit, on ot tra four grand t
officer present tpr the organtsattoa
ot Ream ehpr, s th onrr on
Uvtnc todav. Th chapter was named
tor her father.
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Be Moaikly Event
A beistel acvial rm b treld Mon
day vntng. May t. under th au-
9re ot th Lutheran ladle' A si
Vrte
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'"o; aneal at oviock. The casta
J"ur Pa- Mch wu
( i a ra awtt :. maa at
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! Past waauvn. of Ream. Chaprer.
( O - . haw rved an tr.v.,.v
aaatron at tutKheOB tn th oe;s-
ortng cuy MoaMray axvav several
xvreey tou ha aaaNiared riaa to
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Mra. MeOowan (,Z.ll a toaat to eath
past matron and 'jach put patron.
Tha vorihy matron. Mra. Corn 11 a
Barn called on aach honor (uast.
who mpondad with a rTlv of tht
yrr in which ha or aha waa in office
A rtry ples4nt muilcal program
waa preantcd, including two aoloa by
VI :v C- O. Lartaon and two" by Mra.
P. E. NKrhola, who wera accompanied
at the piano b? Miaa Dorothy Ryn-
okia. Mra, Laruon'a numoera were
The KVfht Inhale Has a Lyra .f Oold'
by Whelpley; "WaJta U." by Phillip,
and Mra, Nichols: "To a Hilltop." by
Cost, and Home."
The charter membere of Peamee
chapter present were Meadamea Rid
die Lnmaden. Strang. El wood. Hutch
Uon, Vawter and Picket.
The paat matroua in attendance. In
order of their years In office were:
Bessie Lunuden, Mat tie Hutchison,
Kettle McOowan. Etc Vawter, Mattle
Picket. Gertrude Week lilllan Wood
ford. Stella Merrick. Kate Tourvc.
Assnea Merrill, Cora O'Brien. Ethel
Boi? Maude Newbury. Irene Purdin.
Ella Perry. Anna Brayton. Mary
Sweeney. Eina Eifert. Ancte Ray.
Helen Mtnkler. Grace B.itI, De.;a
ScheKel and Gwendolyn Wood,-ock.
Paat patrona. 1 luted tn the aame or
dere, were: William McOown, John
Lawrence. Dr. Jud Rlckert. J. A. Perry.
K M. Wilson. Oeorge Codding, Bob
Hammond. Loo Bishop. A. H. WhU-
levk. Paul Rynnlng. Frank Corltr.
Ned Our. W. D. Barnes and Orln
Crhenck.
The beautiful birthday cake In the
dining room was cut by Mr. Barnes
and served by the followtRg Olivers:
Me ta Gilbert. Rose Houston. Verda
Sanders and Myma Prink.
Mr. Irene Purdln. during whose
' yar tn ofiv th greatest number of
, cmndMat b c a m members of
j Ream chapter, read her list of &
r-eopie.
Barvtgan. Caests At
ttalter Jostes Banvh
Mr. and Mra. S. N. Bantgar ar
rived tn Medford lass week from
Devila Lake ta nsit thev eoa-tn-law
and daugriter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Joeves, at their ranch boas c-xth ot
Medrwd. Mr. Barruar ts ccatmutng
. w u- AnirKe and w-.a axa
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tiaa church parses, msread ot the
. refuar cteeting TuoKiay. a."wxl:r
l to anncuaceoaeat mde by efub orfl-
cer.
Mother w.U be hoccr g-ests t
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Mrs Reames Tells
Dates for Medford
Garden Club Show
Dates for Medford'a annual Oar-;
den club flower ahow were announc- I
ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. A. E. !
Reamea, president of the club, before i
her departure for Portland! where
aha la attending the show of the
Garden club of the Rose City at
Laurel hurst park today.
The Medford ahow will be held
May 26 and 30. th place to be an
nounced later. Extensive plans for
the event, one of the most Interest
ing In local society's whole year, ai
In formation, and Mrs. Reamea la
expected to return the first of the
week with many additional clever
suggestions for the show.
Miss Carlton To
Speak at Health
Meeting in Salem
Mlas Mildred Carlton, president of
the Jackson County Public Health as
sociation, left yesterday for Salem,
where she will attend the Stat Chill
Welfare conference, called as a pre
liminary to th Whit House confer
ence. She will speak at the confer
ence on the benefits to be contribut
ed by a county public health associa
tion to a program of child heMth
protection.
Other local folk who will attend the
conference are Mlse Dorothy Mitchell,
T. W. C. A. secretary, and Oscar B.
Hoorer. Boy Scout executive.
Dr. C. T. Drum mo nd. county phy
atclan will attend the state health
officers meeting. Mlaa Blanche Run
nels, county health nurse, and Misses
Swearlngen and Coffeen are leaving
tomorrow for the state nurses meet
ing, where they will represent Jack
eon county.
Annual Poppy Sale
Scheduled in May
popple to you perhaps are Just
crumpled rosettes of crimson crepe
paper o wear once a year for mem
ory s aake. but to tha man whose
thick, stiff, alow-moving fingers have
lasnioned them they are little, bticht
red door to tha land of opportun
ity. Their scarlet oetals are not m-
slips of tissue at ail. but gay fUss
to algnal pennies Into their pockets:
their wee. small stamina are wands
to transform dragging, bleak hours
into hurrying, sunshiny minutes,
Por the popple which the Med
ford American Levton Auxiliary will
sell on Poppy day. May JOth and
Slst, are made by disabled veterans
at th Vetersns hospital, Portlsnd.
Ore.
each poppy made th veteran
receive a penny a meager sum. to
b sure, but they are proud to
" ""me use and even the pennies
,h0T Pile up seerjj a smsll rortune
10 'n ahun-lna.
Flans for the sale are well under
" C. Holmes, chslrmsn. an-
j nounced yestrdy, ar.d the response
I " nuiuiarva can tor volunteer
j OPPT dy workers has been most!
arauiytng. TTte funds realired from
,a ! ot th popple, goes for tie
of the famuiea of needy vet-
1 ln our community.
rrs. jrsehk
Hcssi rro
Tuesday .venlng th. Pyihtan Surer
club was fntertaiced by Mrs. Emma !
-hke ln her new residence as SK i
South Central avenue. Mas Ccc
JUAc. presidest. presKSed at a bust-
neas session. fcOowed by card pUyisg. ;
F" tab of bride were ta pUy.'
Mr. J. B. Tarhrwigh heM h:rh arore
and Mr, wm. Swarta low. Th coe$i
pcf weat to Mrs. Shea. Th rooms
wee beautifully decorated wiih pur
pSe and white I'Jac. Tie bosses
served a drhcot3 ta-xvKirse htneh
ecm. aausted bv Mrs. Fvsk and Mrs.
C.alVI LasKltee ' j
Vswdalew rrtdav
St. Msrka Ouild win hare the rear-'
t-ar rarererta tuacheeo at 11 so
oWork Frway. May g. to which s
members are urged to arteai A
aoctal artecarcQ
ruarheoo.
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May Day Party Is
Plan of St. Marks
Elaborate plans an being arranged
for th May Day card party at tha
St. Marks Parish hall May 3, being
sponsored by St. Mark's guild. Con
tract and auction bridge will Be in
play.
Mra. c. 3. Semon la chairman of
the committee, and ta being assisted
by Meedamas Hugh Hamlin. R. B.
Swan. Harry L. Butler, Chester Fitch
and Edwin.
Phi Beta Sigma
Sponsors Dance
Sponsored by Phi' Beta Sigma,
teachers' honorary society at South
ern Oregon Kormal achool, an In
formal dance was conductd at th
achool Friday evening for members
of th fraternity and thalr guest.
Muslo for the evening waa furnished
by Dom Provost and hi orchestra.
A number of Medford students at
tended. Calico Tea, Plan
Of Church Croup
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
aoclety of tha First M. B. church
will hold a calico tea In the church
parlors Tuesdy fternoon. Mrs. Cur
tis Darby will arrange the program.
Mra. O. C. Boggs will bar charge of
the refreshment hour. Th annual
thanks offering will be taken at this
time.
Founders day will also be observed
and special musical .numbera pre
sented. Visitors will be welcome.
Miss Love Weds
Donald Brenner
At the Christian church parsonage
st 7:30 o'clock last evening. Miss Fay
Love, daughter of Mrs, Do-Ill Lot.
became the bride of Donald Brenner,
on of John Brenner of Central Point,
with Rev. Wm. R. Baird reading the
service.
The bride was attired In an ensem
ble of white silk. The couple was
accompanied by Miss Claudia Klurn
and Phil Lowd. Mr. and Mrs. Brenner
will make their home at 504 Hamil
ton street.
Officers Installed Bv
Prebvterlan Bible Class
One of the most Interesting meet
ings of the year was held Tuesday
afternoon by the members of the
Presbyterian Bible class of the Pres
byterian churoh when Mrs. X. Iver
son Installed the new officers with a
most Impressive ceremony. The new
leaders of the class are: President,
Mis. I. X. McCollom; vice-president,
Mrs. Dclph Phipp: secretary. Mrs
George Oliver; assistant secretary.
Mra. O. B. Morrow;
and treasurer.
i Miss Anne Dewwltr. .
! Mra. Xeltie " Howard ooened the
meeiing with derouona on tempeta-
Hon, using vartous passages ot th
j Testament to illustrate the
many temptations that confronted
1 Chrtst. At th close of her tai Mrs.
( Howard was presented with a dainty
conssr by IHOe Carmen E1U TK5t
as a token of farewell from the clsss
! because she leaving soon for a
1 vttrt tn the east.
; Mrs. Kste Waiters, a former mem-
rjer who at now mssucg her horn In
I Santa Ana. CsJ speke of Dr. Me
i Fsdden arcTs: la the PrescryterUa
( sMn,
vocal
cumber. "I Am a FUrr-.m
The outomg preaident. Mr. Oeary
Oanett then turned the jneetlcg
over to Mrs. Xversoo. who. la con
ducting th msraatlta. sold of th
many opsKwtuniue vtat are open to
Naders In Chrtsuaa work. Carmea
Ells W-M breugrt corsages of lilies
ot the va"T and prjarsse to Mrs.
Garret: ad Mrs. MrCcCum.
Mrs. E. X. Warner expressed the
apprecssuoa ct the ciass ot Mrs. Oar
mta loyal and deweed work the past
rvo years.
rxrf the sorial Stcur that foi
?cwed Orlxc-js caiv-i and tea were
served by Mrs. Gecrpe Ctiver and th
foirtag cccrmrttee: Mesdames Las.
Jss. trake. Browa. Tmy. fcaca.
el aJ Tcrager.
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Mrs. Kunz Adds to
Week's Festivities
A Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. C. E. Kunz was a charming
. . A'j.tvk luncheon and
noevvM "
bridge at hr home on West Elsventh
street Tuesday afternoon, iris, .u-f
dragona and lilacs were placed in
profusion about the rooms for the
occasion and place earns uu
further expressed the pastel color,
scheme at tha luncheon tables.
Following luncheon oriage woo
played at three tables with prlww
going to Mr. Paul Taylor and Mrs.
R. o. Sttton.
a-nth-r entnvable feature of the
afternoon waa th musical program
nrewnted by Mrs. James Milne,
pianist.
Those present wera Meaaames cu
nlc H111U, W. O. Cool, Jsmes Milne.
B. 0. Sltton. Laura pierce, W. D.
Whittle v. r. Whittle. E. M. Wallln,
C. A. Haines, Edward Dunn, Paul K.
Taylor, F. M. Runs. Bessie Cook, Wil
ton and Ouy Applewhite.
April Clubwoman
Arrives Here In
Attractive Cover
The April 33-page Issue of the Ore
gon Clubwomen, official publication
of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs, bss reached Medford subscrib
ers, and bears a most attractive pic
ture of Crater Lake on its cover page.
Thla special convention number Is
designed to call attention to the nat
ural beauties, recreational possibili
ties, and the Industries and prod
ucts of Oregon.
Medford and vicinity are not ad
vertised, as the executive board had
hoped. Portland, Pendleton, Salem,
ICaaby. SUverton. the Mt Hood area,
! Coos county and other Oregon places
I are represented In page advertise
jments. Nearly 100 Oregon Industries
and products are advertised ln this
j special issue.
The general federation, with Its
nearly 3,000.000 members, holding a
bt-ennial convention tn Seattle, June
9-18. will bring thousands of people
to tha west. Medford women are
urged to acquaint these delegates
with the beauties of Medford. Crater
Lake. Rogue River valley and other
adjacent places by personal letters
and are urged to send copies of the
April Clubwoman. Anyone desiring
copies sent anywhere In the United
States may send address and 10 cents
for each copy and the April Club
woman will be mailed by the busi
ness manager. Mrs. Evelyn Wilson
Toung. 37 Multnomah hotel, Port
land. Oregon.
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Dixie CInb to Enjoy
Lancneon Saturday
Th home ot Mrs. Frame at Phoenix
will be the meeting place Saturday
ot th Dixie club lor 1 o'clock cov.
ered dish luncheon. Hostesses tor the
occasion will be Mrs. O. Q. D'Alblnl,
Mra. C. C Murray and Mrs. H. W.
Hamlin
Woodcraft Neighbors
Plan Candidates Ball
The Neighbors ot Woodcraft are en
tenaming with a candidates' ball to
morrow evening In the I. O. O. F '
hail. j
Dancing win begin at 9 o'clock :
and all Jacluon county candidates
are cordially Invited to attend. Dick
era orchestra will furnish the music
and an enjoyable time Is anticipated
I 1
FIVE MIDGET
PHOTOS
10c
The Peasley's Studio
Opposite Holly Theatre.
Give Mother
a Permanent
for
Mother's Day
55 and $7.50
BOWMAN'S
Piot 57 W. Main
to XC Or-i
Women of Rotary
Meet Wednesday
Mrs. Hamilton Patton will b hos
tess at her home Wedneaday after
noon. May 4, at a 1:00 o'clock cov
ered dish luncheon for Women of
Rotsry. .......
All members are urged to attend
as a nominating commute for elec
tion ni officers will be named. Mra.
, cilh Mr.. J. W. WsJce-
Lnw. uu ,,..., -
flelJ and Mrs. John Boyle will com
pose the socisi romjiunw
Mrs. Simmons Is
Hostess to Club
One of the prettiest parties given
for the Building Bridge club this sea
son was held st the home of Mrs. E.
W. Simmons on Laurel street Thur.
day afternoon, The rooms, where to
tables of csrds were in piay, war
beautifully decorated ln bouquets of
Iris, tulips, violets and hosts of other
spring blossoms from Mrs. Simmons'
gardens.
Assisting Mrs. Simmons u hostess
were Mesdsmes Wood and Morris,
Prizes at cards were swarded Mra.
Ouy Conner and Mrs. Bsrker.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home ot Mrs. S. I.
Brown on North Holly.
Catholic Womet
Plan May Party
A pleasant event on this week's
calendar Is the May party to be spon
sored Wednesday evening by the wo
men of the Sacred Heart Catholic
church. The first feature of the pro
gram will be a 0:30 covered dish
supper, after which csrds will be play
ed. The public la invited.
B. P. W.CUtb Plans
Mothers' Program
Mothers will be honored Thursday
at the meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's club to be held
at the Y. W. C. A. The business
meeting of the organization will he
followed bv a recentton nnH
for their pleasure and each club
niemoer is asxea to onng her mother,
or If she Is unable tA'aialn H-i,,.
the mother of someone else. Mr.
Beiva Aiken Is chalrmaa of the ar
rangements. Missionary Group' '
To Meet Tuesday
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock,
the Women's Missionary society of
the First Chrlstlsn church will meet
In the parlors, with Mrs. R. I. Ray's
group in charge. All women woh
have been making garment for th
children's home at Denver, Colo., are
asked to return them at this meeting.
Alpha Delia CIom '
Has Social Meeting
Alpha Delta class membera enter
tnlned their husbands and friends at
a social gathering. April 31 tn the
Christian church parlors. Oames and
visiting were enloved durinir th. .in
ning, with Mrs. James W. Orlgsby'a
siuup in cnorge. A taffy pull wu
held later ln the evening.
Beautiful Gifts
for
Mother
May 8th, Mother's Day
Every tioiia gdores jewdtj;
ne there neve wu such i ve
nety of ippropritte ind inex
pensive jewelry is we ire now
effthng in
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