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"MEDFOTID WAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1932. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Mrs. Cook Feted At Many Affairs Of Ranch Colony Mrs. John Coo of Rhode Island, who arrived laat week from the south to be guest or Mr. and Mn. K. D. MeCaakey t their home on the Old Stag road. ha been the In centive lor much delightful enter taining which will continue this week. Mm. McCaskey waa hoe lew at lun cheon, given In her honor Thursday. Friday ahe enjoyed a trip to Crater lake with the H. Van Hoevenberga and McCaskeya and Saturday lunch eon with Miss Anne Llvlngatoh. Saturday evening Dr. and Mra. L. A. Salade were hosts at dinner, complimenting Mrs. Cook, and the Mlsaea Carlton are entertaining at tea for her pleaaure this afternoon. She will be honor gueat at lunch eon at Mra. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter'e home Monday and Mra. Leonard carpenter haa Invited her to tea the aama afternoon. Miss Sparrow Is Popular Visitor ' A much feted gueat in Portland the peat week waa Mlaa Pranoee Spar row of Madford, who la vlaltlng Mlaa Oretchen Corbett In Vie Roe City. Mlaa Sparrow and Mlaa Corbett en Joyed a tour of Europe together laat year. Carpenters, Hosts Saturday Dinner Mr. and Mra. Alfred S. V, Carpen ter were hoata laat evening at din ner for twelve at their home on the Old Stag road. Covera were plaoed for Mr, and Mra. W. P. Blddle. Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Roberta, Mra. Gor don Voorhlea. Chaa. Voorhlea, Mr. and Mra. r. Corning Kenly. Mra. Ben Sheldon, Edward C. Carlton and Mr. and Mra. Carpenter. Mrs. Grey Invites Club to Luncheon Mra. 3. O. Drey will be hostess to membera of the Wednesday Study club May 18 at 1:00 o'clock covered dlah luncheon at her home on Roae avenue. Election of officers and aoclal time will follow luncheon. - Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Conner There were four tables of bridge in play Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Guy Conner, where members . of the Building Bridge club met for their regular aeaslon. Following cards refreshment were served on the veranda, Miss Louise Conner assisting her mother. Mrs. Chrlatensen Hostess To Missionary Oroup. Mrs. Chrlstenaen of Weat 4th street waa hostess to the W. H. M.'s of the First M. .' church Tuesday afternoon. Mra. E. C. Koppen presided during tha business session, stating election of offlcera would be held at tha June mooting, nominating commit- Ms being appointed. Mlaa May Phlppa conducted tha devotional aervuw, cloalnz with prayer. Mra. Mlnnlo Heine conducted an Interesting play etta. "Mlt Box Service." a number of ladtea nartlolDatlng. Mra. W. T, Berry accompanied with musical numbera on tha accor dlan. Tha mite box opening, was also a feature of the program. Tha southern Oregon district meet Ing will be held at Talent for an all-day aeaslon next Wedneaday. Twenty-flve membera and frienda vera In attendance. The hostess during the social pe riod served atrawberry short cake and tea, Mistletoe Club Has Meeting Ludwlg llama The Mistletoe club met. with Lota Ludwlg and her committee Wednea day afternoon. Plana were made for a "Wiener roast" Thursday evening. May 9S with the Klugeleys on Mid way road. In honor of Mra. Zoa Arnolds' birth day, a handkerchief shower wsa giv en, and a lovely caka waa presented. Club Speaker .-v. ;- . 1 I : A A woman who haa dedicated her life to the advancement of woman hood la Emily R. Kneubnhl, execu tive secretary of the National Fede rullon of Business and professional Women's clubs, who will address the convention 111 Klnmnth Falls this week. Members of the Medford club are planning to attend the three day session and are anticipating an other meeting with Miss Kneubuhl, who was gueat of the local club not so long ago. Attend Reames chapter Session. Jacksonville Membera of Adarel chapter, O. (. 8, of Jacksonville were entertained by Reamea chapter, Medford, Wednesday evening. Those attending from Jacksonville were Mosdamea Pick, Wheeler, Severance. Mrlntyr. Brltt, Smith and Miss Virginia Pick, s I Miss Farnsworth Weds Mr. Jarks. Kenneth lenoy Jacka and Heael Farnsworth ware married at the lion English Lutheran paraonaga May S. Rev. George P. Kabele, DD, officiat ing. Mra. Donnelly Matthews and Mr, Ray Farnsworth, mother and brother of tha bridegroom and the bride respectively, witnessed the ceremony Will Be o nests Of Danghter Rnnda. Mr. and Mra. Charles Davis will bs tha guests of their daughter, Mra. Ambrose Watson at Oranu Paaa for Sunday. Miss Hsltn Law ton will accompany them. Mr. Booth Expected To Visit Here Local frienda of Otis Booth, form er wall known resident of Medford. art anticipating hla early arrival here from Loa Angela. I Fiana Enlertaln Honoring House nueat Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egan jentertalntd at dinner Friday honor ing Mr. Welthan. who la thslr guest : from Pebble Beach this week, Lady Elks Meet- j Tuesday Afternoon. Mra. L. R. Baker wilt be hnatesa 1 Tuesday afternoon to Lady Elks at ' tha Medford temple, when they ! gather thero for tarda and pool. Au ' luvltetlou It eiteddad all, Lady Lions Name Officers For New Year; Plan Picnic Offlcera for the new year were elected by tha Lady Llone at their laat regular meeting of the aeaaon They are Mra. Allen Smith, presi dent: Mra. At Llttrell, flrat vice-president; Mra. Goodwyn Humphreys, sec retary-treasurer, and Mra. Lawrence Pennington, time keeper. The next meeting of the club will lib held in Ashland park tha tint Wednesday In June. The picnic sup per, to which Lions will be Invited. will be followed by dancing at Twin Plunges. Bridge Luncheon Enjoyed D'Albini Home Wednesday On Wednesday Mra. O. Q. D'Albini wss hostess at her home at a lovely bridge luncheon. , The rooms were decorated In flowers from her own garden and a beautiful corsage marked tha place of each guest at the table. Following tha luncheon cards were played. High score waa held ny Mra. kswics Moore, and gueat prtae was presented Mrs. Don Piatt. Those enjoying Mrs. D'AIbinla' hospltsllty were Mesdames J. H Cochran. A. J. Hanby, Rawlea Moore, Roland Beach. O. C. Murray, John Peter, Lyla Thurman, Don Piatt Laura M. West. Fred Purdln, McDou gal and the hostess. Students Enjoy Party at Holly In anticipation of graduation time, which la rapidly approaching, high school groups of the valley are doing much entertaining these daye. Fri day evening Juniors and seniors oi the Rogue River and Phoenix schools enjoyed theater parties at the Holly. Preceding tha ahowlng of "Dostry Rtdea Again" the Rogue River stu dents attended a banquet at the Hotel Medford. There were as guesta In the Rogue River party and 25 In the Phoenix group. Society Prepares To Honor Guests From Santa Rosa Women's Greater Oregon Association Increases. The membership of the women's Greater Oregon association waa greatly Increased at the home pro- ducta dinner laat week at which the Medford branch assisted the cham ber of commerce In entertaining. The next meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon, May Si, at the Hotel Medford and a full attendance la desired as oft loan for next year will be elected and an Intereatlng speaker will tell of other Oregon product. The luncheon cloths ana napsins from the Salem linen mills which were used Tuesday night will be on sale Monday at the Domestic Laun dry office on North Riverside. - Mlaa Grime to Arrive In Medford This Week End Membera of the younger act will welcome to Medford Saturday Miss Virginia Gran, student at tha Uni versity of Oregon, who will be guest here of Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Inskeep. Her mother. Mrs. August Grone, of Portland haa been a gueat of the Inskeeps for the past week Miss Grone la a member or Alph Omlcron PI sorority on the northern campus. She will be guest ror the week end of her sister. Mrs. Inskeep. Queen Esther Circle to entertain Fidelity Members of the Fidelity circle of the Flrat M. E. church will be Ruests of the Queen Esther circle Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home ot Mrs. J. W. Wskerield, 1003 Kest Esnth street. All members are urged to attend. Popular guests of local society this week will be Mr. and Mr. Ver non Oarrett, who are expected to arrive today from Santa Rosa, Cel., to visit the Geary Garrett. Mr. and Mra. R. O. Bardwell and Mr. and Mra! H. S. Deuel will enter tain In their honor Wednesday even. Ing with a buffet supper at the Bardwell home, to which about- 30 gueat have been invited. Monday evening Mr. and Mra. deary Oarrett will be host at din ner at tha Hotel Medford and have Invited 48 guests for the occasion. Miss Fern Hutchison will entertain at dancing following the dinner. Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Ned Vilas will give a dinner for the pleasure of the Garretts and other plana for their entertainment will be com pleted when the length of their stay In Medford I learned. Lions Club Comedy Ready for Staging At Holly, May 18 A rollicking three -net comedy, brimming over with fun-provoking, modern complications, will be ready for presentation Wednesday evening at the Holly theater, members of the Lions club, sponsors of the show, announced yesterday. Dollar Down and Dollar a Week," Is the title of the club production. being prepared under direction of George Olson, who Is also a member of the cast. , Mrs. Olsen will play opposite her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barr, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Scott. Don Collier. J. Verne Shangle and Lelsnd Brophy complete the cast. Rehearsals which have demanded much of the local players time dur ing the past several weeks, show the play developing In a hlgly pleasing manner. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen traveled In the same production while members of an eastern stock company and describe It as one of the "best bete on the road," Ticket sales Indicate a large at tendance for the local staging of the show. In connection with wh'."h a feature picture will also be pre sented. . -he public a double bill Wednesday evening at the Holly. Academy Students To Give Recital On Wednesday Evening Students of the music department at St. Mary'a academy wilt be pre sen ted In their annual spring re cital at the academy Wednesday evening, May 18. An Inviting and ambitious program has been an nounced for the evening. It will In clude the following numbera: The Old Road Scott Old Black Joe Foster Boys' Choral Class. Tango Mowrey Piano Norman Moty. The Fairies' Dream Robinson Harp Roberta Ivanhoe, Minuet In O Beethoven The Clock ...... Kullak Musette Bach St, Mary's Rhythm Band. Petite Bolero Ravlna Violin Georgia Webb. Piano Elaine Brophy. To a Water Sprite Warner Jlano Jenes Jensen. Famous Walt a .. Brahms Cello Naomi Frost. Zelma Qlrard. Piano Jenes Jensen. Brown Bird Singing Wood Happy Bong Del Rlgo Vocal Trio. Valclk ... Mokrejs Piano -Elaine Brophy. At the Ball Game Selected Rradlng-Loulse Pankey. Walta in E Flat Verdalle Harp Elaine Brophy. 2nd Walta Oodard Piano I Marcella Moran, Jeanne Ranrourt, Piano II Gertrude Louie, Helen McDonnell. Sing On ...... Deny Ave Maria Ravenella Girls' Choral CIrjw. At the piano Martha DeSouea and Jenes Jensen. Ideal Location For 1932 Garden Show Announced by Club Evidence that the Medford Oarden club 1 keeping step with clubs of other cities In following the modern trend In flower display, is found In the recent announcement that this year's show will be held In the boys' gymnasium of the new senior high school on South Oakdale, Thursday and Friday, May 38 and 37. Removed by several blocks from the main business section, the high school offers an Ideal location for the ahow, one to which gueat may drive, In which they may congregate In great numbers, and linger among the blossoms without lnconvenlenc Ing others. The gymnasium la well ventilated, provided with front and side en trances, which will be opened to the public, and lots of apace for the artistic arrangement of displays. The Oarden club membera were rejoicing yesterday over the willing ness of the school people to co operate In making the 1932 showing of Medford flowers a thing of true beauty, unhampered by lack of room and business Interferences. The display possibilities and loca tion of the gymnasium will enable the ,club to give flower lovers ot Medford a garden event In keeping with the precedent established by the many larger clubs of the coast. Mra. A. E. Reames, president, and her committees will be busy next week with plana for the much an ticipated event. Oregon Mothers Make Reoort of Campus Week-end Oregon mothers at their meeting In Oerllnger hall Saturday, May 7, at the University of Oregon, elected Mrs, Jacob Kanzler of Portland president of the organization for the year 1933- S3, to succeed Mrs. F. W. Bond of Portland. Mra. J. F. Hill of Portland waa elec ted vice-president; Mrs. G. E. Swaf ford, Oregon City, treasurer; and Mrs. Marian Phy Ager, Eugene, executive secretary. The secretary will be ap pointed by the president. Members of tha executive com mittee were named as follows: Mrs. A. W. Norblad, Astoria, to retire in 1033; Mra. John L. Travis, Portland to retire In 1934; to retire tn 1035; Mrs. J. Zehntbauer of Portland, Mra Charles Chamberlain of Portland, Mrs George Hug of Portland, Mrs. H. Mc- Call of Redmond, Mrs. D. D. Robert of Pendleton. . Mothers from every section of the state attended the meeting, at which a resolution was adopted condemning plans to consolidate the University and State college on a single campus. A festive week-end was reported by the Medford delegation, returning here Sunday and Monday. The highlight of the Junior Week end and Mother's Day festivities on the campus came Saturday afternoon In the unveiling of the "Pioneer Mo ther" statute, gift to the University of Burt Brown Barker, vice-president. The unveiling ceremony waa per formed by Barbara Barker, daughter of the donor, assisted by Anne Klat ner, Beth Ann Johnson. Margaret Goodrich, and Helen Templeton, Arnold Bennett Hall, president of the University, presided at the cere monies, and read a letter from Presi dent Hoover .to Mr. Barker, com mending him upon his gift to the University. Luncheon Fetes Zuleima Chorus At a long ...ble, colorful with large bouquet of columbine, daisies' and sister flowers, arranged In low vases. 75 membera of Zuleima temple. Daughters of tha Nile, met for lunch, eon at tha Hotel Holland yesterday afternoon. Candles In green and yellow colors of the lodge, and old fashioned corsages for the honor guests, Mrs. Sam Baker, queen; Mrs. O. O. Boggs, princess royal, and members of the chorus, completed the cecoratlona. The chorus members, all of whom were from Grants Pass, were wel comed tn a song by the patrol and a toast by Mrs. Boggs. Following luncheon the temple membera continued to the Masonic hall, which was converted Into garden, where hawtv e splrea and Iris grew, for the occasion. The chorus waa again welcomed by the patrol and presented with a gift. The members responded with a aonf. Pythian Sisters Are Entertained Tuesday evening Mrs. X. J. Klein entertained the Pythian Slater club at her attractive home at 534 North Barlett street, which waa tastefully decorated with flowra and potted plants. In the absence of the presi dent, Miss Cora Judge, the vice-presi dent, Mlaa Cecil Sullivan, took charge of the business meeting, after which the guests enjoyed a social game of bridge. There were frour tables In play. Mrs. Elisabeth Temple held high score and Mrs. Llda Cole low. The hostess waa assisted In serving refreshments by Mrs. T. O. Heme. The plaoe of the next club meeting will be announced later. Box Supper, Social To Be Held Monday The women of the Sacred Heart Catholic church will be hostesses at a festive benefit on Monday evening. They will entertain at that time with box aupper and social to which the public la cordially Invited. The affair will be held at the parish hall on South Oakdale, beginning at 8 o'clock. Phoenix Class Given Party at Nordqulsts. Mrs. Cecil Nordqulst waa hostess Thursday afternoon from 3.30 to 4:30 to mecbera of the first grade of the Phoenix school, of which her twin son and daughter, Floyd and Frances, are membera. Thirty children en Joyed games on the lawn of the Nordqulst country home, and re freshments, served picnic style. Mrs. Nordqulst waa assisted In en tertaining by Mrs. Charles Knutisen, Mrs. Harold Warren and Mrs, R. A. Helvlgt -I , .- . Hansons Visit Youngs At Medford Home. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Hanson and j daughter, Katherlne, and son, Sam, a law atudent at the University of California, were guesta here from Oakland, Cal laat week of Mr. and Mra. J, W. Young, having stopped on their trip north to Seattle. The Hansons formerly lived in Medford and Mrs. Hanson Is espec ially well remembered by women's club groups as Instigator of the formation here of a college women's club and organtrer of the first Parent-Teacher association. Degrra of Honor YlHltfrt by Mm, Allen. The regular meeting of the De gree of Honor waa held Tueaday evening at 8:00 o'clock In the Labor Union hall. A short business ses sion was conducted by the president. Ada B. Smler. Mrs. Allen of the Portland Degree of Honor waa a lattor. Plans for a dancing party at the June meeting were considered and committees appointed to arrange for dancing and reftrahmenta. The date will be announced later. A mother'e day program waa pre sented, following the business hour. A unique flower garden stunt fur nished much pleasure, Dancing and serving of re firth menu completed tha evening. Hotel Medford ANNOUNCES Special Luncheon! 10 Merchants Luncheon G0 Regular Evening Dinner ?100 8pecinl Dinner 75 Guaranteed Dentistry at Reduced Prices! FREE EXTRACTIONS with DOUBLE SUCTION PLATES Guaranteed To Fit Also reduction In gold crown, rtilteoork and (llllnis. FREE EXAMINATION Open Rvenlngs by Appointment Dr. Thompson 133 Rast Main St. lift, mint and Central Thnne in Mra. Plel Charming Hostesa at Luncheon Mra. Imll Plel, regent of Ashland Chapter, D. A, R- was hostess Thurs day at a lovely luncheon, honoring officers of her chaptor. In observ ance of the Oeorge Washington bl- oentennlal the luncheon menu fea tured tha foods favored by the first president, and proved very pleaslnr to the modern guests. Among those present waa Miss Imogens Wallace of Medford. Mrs. Molir Hostess Wednesday Afternoon Women of Rotary will meet Wed nesday, May IS, at 1:30 o'clock, at the home of Mra. Kmll Mohr for des sert bridge. This will be the last meeting of the season and all mem bers are urged to be present. Assist ing Mrs, Mohr as hostess will be Mrs. A. Orln Sciienck. and Mrs. W. A. Whltelaw. Following the meeting We club will adjourn for the summer. Music Teachers Elect Officers ment, were elected by the music teachers Tuesday. They an Mrs. An drews, president: Mrs, Minnie Ouy, vice-president; Mrs. John White, sec retary, and Miss Florenoe Graves, treasurer. An Intereatlng list of current events formed the subject of the dis cussion period and preliminary plans made. June Picnic Plans Told by Dixie Club OK HAIR I1AUTY-THI FAMOUS STEAM TREATMENTS Juvenile Initiate Three New Members. Three new members, Louis Neee, Marjorle Ooddard and Lucille Seller were Initiated by the degree of honor Juveniles at their meeting May 7. with Eileen Ouy. president, and Mrs. Ida Wilson, Juvenile di rector. The new charter was placed on the wall with an appropriate ceremony, and a mother's day program pre sented under the direction of Janet Nees. A beautiful birthday cake was presented the lodge by Mra. Peter D it rich, honoring tha 13th birth day of her son, Benny. At tha close of the meeting refreshments were served. Conditions holr for per manenia . , , Stopt falling hair , , , Clwi the natural iheen and Vvilr 10 much desired. MURRAY'S Permanent Wave Shop II S. Central Tel. 3(4 1 A solid bU of ENCOURAGEMENT for the Graduate 1 Oraos e Hamilton watch for that graduate of yours. It Is oat bit of honest value In these tough yean, and how he (or she) will appreciate that! Choose It from our selecrjoa of pocket, strap and wrist Hamlltocu. Lawrence's Ctrlnslvt Attnti for Lent, Ins Watches, Oorham Silver, Virgin I Osmonds H -ew j.. -Ia i affrnl Vr Vi lis Formal Dancing Club Entertains At Rogue Tavern Rogue Elk Tavern on the Crater Lake highway waa the gathering place laat evening of many mem bers of society's smart set with a yen for dsnclng. The Formal Danc ing club entertained, beginning at 8:30 o'clock, and numerous dinner partlea In the city preceded dancing. Midnight supper was served at the tavern. a - Methodist Society Will Hold All Day Meeting at Talent The Women's Home Missionary so ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church in this district will meet for an all-day session Wednesday, May 18, at Talent. The conference will open at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning and con tlnue until 4 o'clock. A good pro gram haa been arranged for the day and guests are expected from Rose burg, Ashland, Grants Pass, Medford and Sutherltn. The officers of tha society are Mlsa Helen Carlton, president; Mrs. N. J. Wylle, corresponding secretary; Mrs. E. A. Lyman, -recording aecre tary; Mrs. L. Howard of Ashland, treasurer and Mra. Riley D. Hanson, secretary, Washington School Carnival Attended By Large Audience Tne Jolly carnival and program sponsored by the Washington P.-T. A. Friday evening waa attended by a large and appreciative crowd, which patronized the many bootha and par ticipated In the list of games offer ed. Mrs. Jack Heyland, general chair man of the evening, was assisted by Mrs. P. C. Latham, Mrs. W. Keesee, Mrs. T. Balrd, Mrs. V. Dixon. Mrs. E. Pease, Mrs. D. Flynn, Mrs. Med ley, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. W, R . Balrd. Mrs. Oscar Hoover, chairman of the program for the evening, presented the following numbers: Readings by Rev, W. R, Balrd, vocal solo, Mra. F. E. Nichols; dutch dance, Betty Madd aon and Oretchen McAllister; piano solo, Rebecca Chaney; dialogue, Bet ty Fowler and Evelyn Shaffer; tap dance, Jean Smith; reading, LaVerne Belle Vallln; dance number, Frankte Rlnabarger, Patty Young, Rosa Core, Zoe Dell Lantls and Jane Antle; chalk talk by Durr.ll Adams; musical num- wlJn ' MM(iamM Harry Prentice. Presbyterian Missionary i Group to Meet Tuesday. The Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet In the church parlors Tuesday after noon at 2 o'clock. A good program haa been prepared and all members are Invited to be. present. Latin Club Has Picnic. Latin club membera of Medford high school enjoyed swimming, pic nlclng and dancing at Ashland Fri day afternoon and evening, at the Twin Plunges. This was the annual social event of the club. Rev. Rteber finest Or Medford Friends. Rev. M. J. Bleber. D.D., of Phila delphia, Pa., was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. George P Kabele last Sat- urday and Sunday at the Zlon Eng lish Lutheran parsonage. Dr. Ble ber addressed the Bible school and the congregation last Sunday morn ing at Zlon church, concerning the Pacific Lutheran Theological semi nary at Seattle. Wash., of which he Is field secretary. Miss Morrison Is Hostess at Dinner Miss Margaret Morrison was hostess at her apartment mother's day to a very pretty dinner party, given In compliment to a group of friends Primrose, flowering crab and snow balls decorated the table, where cov ers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Best. Miss Gladys Whltson, Mrs. Chaa. Ogle and Mrs. Emma Trowbridge. Horseback Riders j Enjoy Moonlight I rip With Steeds A beautiful ride down tha Orlf fin Creek bridle paths by moon light waa enjoyed Friday by local followers of the equestrian sport, accompanied by Mr. and Mra. C. L. Dodge of the riding academy. A welner roast was held at the and ! of the trail before the riders re turned to the city. In tha party were Helen Hlnck, ! Marjorle Lindley, Blanche Olffln, I Blanche Fried, Bernlce GUI, Mr. The last regular meeting of the . and Mra. Weldon McBee, Helen Du- gan, Jean Rice, Howard LeClerc, Cecil Humphreys, Marjorle Phytnlan, Ken neth Ross. Mrs. Delia Harris. Gor don Benson, Joyce Gage, Grace Vosa year was held at tha home of Mra. George Andrews Tuesday by the Jack son county chapter of the Stat Mu slo Teachers' association. .The next meeting will be in the form of a ! am, Clarice Dunbar. plcnlo in June. The place and date , t . ofjh. aoclal event are a. yet undo p Q program an(f Officers for the new year, which I Ten Hnnnr MnthetM wu vpcu lluiv.lllg BUliuii.i .ujvuiu- One of the loveliest parties of tha past week honoring mothers waa held at the home of Mra. O. W. McDonald, where members of Chap ter AA. P. E. O.. entertained at program and tea Wednesday after noon. The program for the annual occa sion Included: Readings by Mlaa for the work of the coming year were 1 Elisabeth McKay and Mrs. H. O. Young and musical numbera by Mra. Young. Mrs. E. B. Day. Nancy Day and Helen Young. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. E. M. (Grandma) Lumsden, Miss Martha Burrell, Miss Block and Mesdames Hazelrlgg, Jerome. Swem, Matthews. Belknap, Trow bridge. Carpenter, Yeoman, Mlnear, Purucker and Snedicor. The afternoon of Saturday, May 7, waa a delightful one for members of the Dixie club who met at the at tractive home of Mrs. Reuben Frame at Phoenix for covered dish lunnhann. Covera were arranaed for la truest Lincoln P.-T. A. and the luncheon served in south- i Installs orflcers. land manner. j Lincoln Parent-Teacher association The luncheon waa followed by a .met in regular session on' Friday business meeting with the president, ! afternoon with a very good attend Mrs. Rawles Moore, presiding. Off i- . ance. cera for the new year were elected , program given In the lower hall sm follows; PrsMnt. Mm n a consisted of three songs by the 6A D'Albini; vice-president, Mrs. Griggs; l grade, a reading by Robert Newland. secretary, Mrs. Scueiffelln. I 4A. a dance. "Sweet Kate." by eight Plans for the Junn nlcnic ware .11. (tlrls from Mrs. Husseiis room sua cussed. It will be held at the Hugh the Maypole dance, which waa beau- Hamlln cabin In Edgewood park on tiiuny aone Dy una mo bi. Rogue river, Sunday, June 20. As- , grade girls under the direction of slstant hostesses will be Mra. John Miss Schneider. Peter, Mra. Max GeBauer and Mrs. I Charles W. Austin, milk Inspector, Robert Orlggs. gave a short, but interesting talk. t-t . after which very gratifying reports St. Mark'a Guild were heard from all standing corn- Has Pleasant Afternoon. mlttees. Members of St. Mark'a Guild met; The following officers were tn- Friday afternoon in the parish house stalled by Mrs. O. Q. D'Albini, P.-T. or regular meeting with a good at- council president: Mrs. JacK tendance. Mesdamea H. G. Wilson ' Florey, president; Mrs. Charles Lu and Vivian Wilson served tea. , man, vice-president: Mrs. Harry Mor. May 21 the Guild will hold a food row. secretary: Mrs, Guy Cox, treas- aale at the Plggly Wlggly store on urer and Mrs. E. J. Klein, historian. The fern was awarded Miss Gray's Stark, Swan and Woodcock acting room for the largest number of as the committee. mothera present. On May 27 the ladles of St. Mark'a ' The graduation class ot 87 pupils Guild will sponsor another one of were guesta of honor during tha their popular card parties with Mrs. social hour. Delicious refreshments M. W. Wagner and her committee were served by Mrs. Lovell and her acting as hoatesses. committee. 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