Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon
Mrs. McCaskey to
Open Rose Gardens
For Thursday Tea
u. w tv MoCiukftv has Invited
members of the Medford Garden club
to a garden tea at her beautiful
hsm. nn tha otd 6U road
for Thursday afternoon. Quests will
call from 4 o clock on for tea ana a
Af ihn McCaskev rose Hardens
in which are found the finest collec
tion In southern Oregon.
Mr. Newhaii, Host
At Tuesday Dinner
For Mrs. M. Feasley
Among ths many delightful a((lrs
Af tha niufc week, elven for the
pleasure, of Mra. Milton Feasley who
recently arrived irom umcago, wa
a dinner Tuesday evening t which
O. S, Newhall wae host. Coveri were
pieced for the honor guest, Mra.
Feasley. Mr. end Mn. corbln Edgell,
Dr. end Mrs. J. J. Emmena, Mr.
and Mre. O. M. Robert!, Mr. and
Mra. Alfred S. V. Carpenter. T. Blater
Johneton and Mr. Newhall.
Bay CityParty At
Madison Cabin On
River a Feu) Days
A party of Ban Francisco reeldenta
arrived In Medford over the week.
end to epend several daya at the
Madison river lodge, aa the guest
or P. D. Madison of the southern
olty.
Arriving on the Shasta Saturday
afternoon In a special car were Mr.
Madison, Charles O. Martin, Augus
tus Taylor, and Henry Montgomery.
Accompanying Mrs. Charlea O, Mar
tin, Mr. Madison's daughter, from
the hay city by motor were Miss
Patricia Clark and Mrs, Oeorge Tal
lsnt. Blacks' Return To
Medford Awaited
By Social Groups
Society la eagerly awaiting the re
turn to this city of Capt, and Mrs.
O. N. Black, who arrived from San
Francisco last week and continued to
the McKenale river region for a fish
ing trip, They are expected back
tomorrow to open their lodge on
Rogue river for the summer season.
Thos. Mills' Here
For Short Holiday
. Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Mills of Fort
land arrived last evening to spend
the holiday week-end ss guests of
Mr. and Mrs. U A. Salade, Jr. at
their country home near Central
Point, where Mrs. ffalade's sister, Mre.
Milton Feasley of Chicago, Is also a
guest.
The Mills formerly lived In Med
ford and will be welcomed by many
members of the social set.
Mrs. Carpenter Is
Luncheon Hostess
Complimenting Misses E. Mnrle
Foes, Naomi Hohman and Mirabel
Braden, Inatructors In the Valley
school, Mis. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
her attractive home on the Old
Stage road.
Covers were placed for the three
honor guests and Mre. David Yale,
Mrs. P. L. Brewer, Mrs. W. W. Aldrlch,
Miss Frances Sparrow and Mrs. Car
penter, Egans Entertain
For Small Group
Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egan
entertained at a small and charming
dinner party Friday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Root W. Ruhl, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Coming Kenly and Mr. and
Mra. Alfred B. V. Carpenter.
Mrs. Yarnrough
Hostess Tnesday
Tuesday evening the Pythian Sis
ters club met at the home of Mrs.
J, B. Tarbrough, 40 Quince etreet.
In the absence of the president, Miss
Judge, the vice-president, Miss Cecil
Sullivan, presided over the business
session. Five tables nt five hundred
were enjoyed with Mrs. Emma
Jeschke winning first prise.
A school day luncheon was served
by the hostess. The house was beaut
ifully decorated with flowers present
ed to the hostess by aome of the
guests. The place of the next meet
ing will be announced later,
pend Week-end
At Coast Resort
A party of local folk left yester
day and this morning for Ossqust
camp near Crescent City to epend
the week-end. They plan to -,maln
for Memorial day, returning here
Monday evening.
Included In the group are Mr. and
Mrs. B. R. Harwood, who attended the
Rogue River bridge dedication Sat
urday, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harwood,
Mr, and Mra. A. V. Muchmore, Mr.
and Mrs. K. W. Oerhardt, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Quenther,
e
Mrs, Vsn Hoerenbtrg
llant Luncheon
Mrs. H. Vsn Hoevenberg, Jr. haa in
vlted friends to a luncheon at her
home near Gold Hill next Thursday
afternoon, at which Mrs. Mlllon Feas
ley of Chlcsgo, who Is a guest here
for the summer, will be honor guest.
Mrs, Jordan Invlles
Quests to Lnnchron.
Mrs, Harold Jordan is Inviting
number of friends to he wintry
home at Talent for lunch, Wed
nesday afternoon.
Inn Tor
Laketwrt
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Fart York, Mrs. tmma
York, and Mlsa Laura York left yes
terday by motor for Lakeport, Calif,
where Mrs. Emma York and Mlas
York will spend the summer with the
former's daughter rrancea.
FAMOUS SCREEN
4 w ) f , ,
Auociated Prut PSof
John Gilbert and Virginia Bruce, hie leading lady In a recent mo
tion picture, have announced their engagement. The ceremony will
be held thfa f.L
Informal Luncheon
At Newbury Home
Enjoyable Affair
Mri. Donald Newbury waa hostess
at an Informal luncheon Tuesday
at her home, Siskiyou Heights. Spring
flowers decorated the table and
luncheon waa followed by several
gamea of contract bridge. Prices for
high scores were awarded Mra. O.
Renae Braley and Mra. Robert Hart.
Those present were Meadames Rob
ert Norrla, Plavlua West, Robert
Hart, Olen Bmith, Geary Oarrett,
D. O. Tyree, 0. Reese Braley and
J, 0, Boyle.
Pythian Sisters
Enjoy Meeting in
Neighboring City
A most pleasant evening waa en
Joyed Friday by members of Talis
man's Temple No. 40, Pythian Sla
ters, who motored to CJ rants Pass
to attend e meeting of Thermopylae
Temple, No. 87.
Thermapylae temple put on the Jn
ltlary oere monies and B. R. Harwood
waa Initiated Into the order for Tal
isman's temple. Dancing waa enjoy
ed during tho social hour, followed
by refreshments. Those who attended
from. Medford were: Mr. and Mrs.
O. J. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Har
wood, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nixon,
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Swarta, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wort man. Mr. and Mrs.
George Flak, Mr. and Mra. W. L.
Walden, Mrs. Maxlne Ferg, Mrs.
Thomaa Judge, Mlas Cora Judge,
Mrs. O. G. Jaqua. Mrs. Emma Jeschke,
Mrs. Aline Qnylord. Mrs. Oatla Barne-
burg. Mrs. T, O. Heine, Mrs. O. R.
Helm roth, Mrs. Elisabeth Temple,
Roy Yost, The regular meeting of
Talisman's Temple No. 40 will meet
Wednesday, June 1 at 8:00 In the
K. P. hall. Social hour will be en-
Joyed. Visiting members are cord
ially invited.
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Altar Boys Given
Picnic at Ashland
Father Francis W. Black of the
Sacred Heart Catholic church enter
tained at an all-day picnic Friday,
the 35 altar boys of the church. Din
ner waa served In Ashland park and
swimming and baseball enjoyed.
Golden Link Class
Meets, Judy Hum
The Golden Link Bible class met
at the home of Mra. J. K Judy Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. R. O. Beach gave
the Bible lesson on "What Shall It
Profit a Man, It He Shall Gain the
World and Lose His Own Soul." Af
ter a short business session those
present enjoyed a social time to
gether. Refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mra. J. E.
Lester and Mrs. A. B. Culy. The June
meeting will be a covered dish sup
per at the X. H. Nledermeyer home
on Roaa Lane.
Mrs. Walter Here
For Week-End.
Mra. Kate Walters arrived yester
day by motor from Santa Ana, Calif.,
to spend the week-end and holiday
with Medford and Ashland friends.
She will be accompanied on the re
turn trip south by her daughter,
Doiwthy Jane, who haa been In Ash
land since her mother moved south
Mrs, Brown and
Daughter In Eugene.
Mra. Arthur Brown and daughter,
Miss Genevieve, left Friday for su
gene, where they will spend the next
10 daya visiting relatives.
65c HOLIDAY DINNERS
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Cocktail: Bhrlmp or fruit.
Salad: Plneappl and cheee.
amirt: Cream of chicken premier.
CHOICE:
, Roast young turkey, celery dressing
Spring fricassee, new peas
Half fried spring chicken, southern style
Half cracked crab, thoimaitd Island dressing
Breaded pork chop, country gravy
Roat leg of pork with dressing
Breaded veal cutlets, cream sauce
Creamed new peas, snowflake potatoes
Dessert; Strawberry cream pie, strawberry shortcake, Jello with
whipped cream, or Ice cream.
CLUB CAFE
outh RltertUle
LOVER TO MARRY
Invitations Out
For Class Day
Valley School
Invitations are out this week for
the class day exercises and luncheon
Friday, June 3 at the Valley school.
Program for the annual event will
begin at 11 o'clock to be followed by
luncheon. A large crowd la antici
pated for the pleasant affair.
Guild's Last Party
Of eason Pleases
Large Group Friday
Last Friday the
Mark's Guild gave
ladlee of St.
their last big
season. There
card party of the
were 30 tablea of
bridge In play
with honors falling to Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. McQowan.
The committee responsible for the
delightful affair Included Mra. M.
W, Wagner, chairman, ably assisted
by Mesdamee Charlea Clay, Howard
Schoffel, F. C, Relmer. Kathleen
Smith and Gwendolyn Woodcock.
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Social Night of
Lodge, Successful
Wednesday marked the last social
evening of Reames Chapter No. 66.
O. E. S., until the fall season.
After the regular business meet
ing refreshments were served In the
banquet hall, followed by bridge,
played In the ladies' parlor. There
were 14 tables In play, with honors
falling to Mrs. Nellie McGowan.
W. D. Barnes, Mrs. Maude Holmes
and H. O, Wilson.
The following committee waa In
charge; Mrs. Hal Piatt, chairman.
ably assisted by Mnry Stan net t,
Grace Boyle, Udelle West, Mamie
Riddle, Abble Thomas, Amanda Cun
ningham, A. G. Bishop, Ethel Wil
li ts, Stella Scmon, Mary Strang, Lor
raine Thomaa, Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Scheffel, Mr. and Mrs. James Owens,
Mr. and Mra. W, H. Conger. Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Glfford, Mr, and Mrs. A.
Skinner, Carlotta Smith, Eleanor
R 3kard, Elsie Strang and Mrs. J. A.
Westerlund.
Tit her Club of
Church Han Meeting
The Tit hers club of the First Bap
tist church held bi-monthly meeting
at the home of Miss Loletta Jones
last Tuesday evening.
The meeting waa called to order
by the president, Miss Juanlta Hop
kins, after a short discussion of busi
ness, Gamea were played and re
freshments served. The charter mem
bers are, Mlseea Juanlta Hopkins,
Loletta Jones, Bessie Long, Violet
Judy, Messrs. Owen Phelan, Don
Welch and Robert Arnold.
Pocahontas Lodge
Has Card Party
The regular card party of the Poc
ahontas lodge was held on Friday,
May 37. Three tables of bridge and
two of pinochle were played. High
aeorea In bridge were held by Mabel
Qusrkenbiidh and Jack Dooms, low
by Harriet Watson and George Wat
son. In pinochle high waa held by Mag
gle Krakine and Bill MUnea, low by
Gladys Dooms and Glenn Abbott.
Mlu Clemenwrn
Ylltlng Here.
Mlsa Camilla Clemenson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Clemen
son of this city. Is spending the
week-end here, having arrived Fri
day evening from San Francisco.
Mum Clemenson wilt remain In Med
ford until Monday.
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Miss Janes, Bride
At Lovely Service
In Summer Setting
At an Impressive ceremony, read
by Rev. Wm. B. Hamilton of the St.
Mark's church, Episcopal, on the rose
bordered veranda of the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Janes, Capitol
Hill, their daughter, Mary Elizabeth,
became the bride of Clyde Gilbert,
son of Mrs. J. B. Gilbert of Colum
bia, Mo., Thursday afternoon. The
service was read at 3:00 o clock In
the presence of relatives snd Immed
iate friends of the bridal couple,
who gathered on the spacious lawn,
decorated by a changing pattern of
ehadows from the sheltering grove
of oak trees.
The bride, attired In a sport suit
of pale green with white accessories,
and carrying a shower bouquet of
deep pink roses, formed a charming
picture before the mass of roses and
potted plants, screening the veranda.
Her maid of honor. Miss Jean Bwl
gart, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Carl
Swlgart, wore a sport frock of print
ed silk and carried an arm bouquet
of sweetpeaa. Ernest Rostel, son of
Mrs. Ernestine Rostel of Central
Point, was best man for the groom
Preceding the service, Miss Ellow
Mae Wilson, soprano, sang "Still Is
the Night,"' accompanied at the pi
ano by Mrs, George Andrews. Mrs.
Janes, mother of the bride, played
Lohengrin's wedding march aa the
bridal party entered the veranda.
Following the ceremony a small
reception was held at the Janes
home. In the dining room, where
Mlas Fay Woolsey presided at the
tea table, a bower of pink roses
sheltered a china bride, and other
decorations were developed in a del
icate color scheme of pink, green
and silver. Intimate friends of the
bride. Misses Ellow Mae Wilson, Ber
ntce Hoffman, Gertrude Hasklns, and
Cecil Humphrys of this city, and Miss
Evelyn Hoffman of Yreka, Cal,, as
sisted ill serving.
After the reception, Mr, and Mrs.
Gilbert left for California and will
spend their honeymoon In Mt. Las
sen national park, where Mr. Gilbert
Is ranger-naturalist.
The bride, a popular member of
Medford's younger set, Is a graduate
of the local high school and a former
student of the University of Oregon,
where che waa affiliated with Alpha
Chi Omega aororlty.
Mr. Gilbert attended both the Uni
versity of Oregon, where their ro
mance had Its origin, and the Uni
versity of Missouri. And Is a mem
ber of Sigma Phi Epsllon fraternity.
Mrs. Holt Hoste7s ,
To Auxiliary Here,
The auxiliary to the Jackson
County Medical society had a most
enjoyable and profitable meeting at
the home of Mrs. Wm. W. P. Holt
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. A. Woods, president, pre
sided, while the program waa In
charge of Mra. R. W. Bleeter.
With an unusually good attend
ance many Interesting and helpful
current events pertaining to health
work were given In response to roll
call.
Mrs, E. W. Shockley and Mrs. R.
W. Sleeter gave a piano duet which
was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. D. M. Brower read two ar
ticles on auxiliary work, one by the
past state president, Mrs. Ed Allen
Pierce of Portland and one by the
Incoming state president, Mrs, Wilson
Johnston.
"The Baslo Science Law" was given
and discussed by Mrs. Charlea T.
Sweeney.
Mrs. F. G. Swedenburg gave an
account of the one-half million dol
lar law suit between Norman Baker
and the American Medical associa
tion. "This case came to trial In
the federal district court In Daven
port, Iowa, on February 0, 103a, and
continued for a period of nearly
four weeks. On March the Jury
returned a yerdict for the Ameri
can Medical association." This report
waa taken from the May, 1933, num
ber of the Hygela.
Mrs. F. G. Thayer and Mrs. Holt
presided at a beautifully appointed
tea table where refreshments were
served.
This waa the last meeting of the
spring, the auxiliary to resume ac
tivities In the fall.
Mrs. Fennel! Here
For Holiday Week-end
Mrs. Keith Fennel!, bride at a
charming garden wedding last Sat
urday at Big Rock lodge, summer
home of Wm. F. Isaacs, on Rogue
river, arrived In Medford from Eu
gene to spend the week-end with
Mr, Fennel), She was accompanied
here by Miss Vivian Coss, who will
be the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Co,, Both young ladles
are members of Alpha XI Delta sor
ority on the University of Oregon
campus.
Lawrence's
PI
Other 1.1
P.E.OS Meet At
Miss McKay's Home
Members of Chapter AA, P. E. O.
met Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Elizabeth McKay at her home on ;
the Jacksonville road. Mrs. T. W. J
Miles, recording secretary, and Mrs. :
J. G. Love, treasurer, were absent,
being in Portland for the convention
of the state organization, to which
they were chosen delegates j
Following the business session, a
program In charge of Mrs. Joe Fllegel,
was presented, dealing with the re
cent developments In industry.
Mrs. Katherlne Smith assisted the
hostess.
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Oregon Women
Elect Officers
The Medford branch of the Wo
men's Greater Oregon association
held Its final meeting for the year
Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel
Medford. Officers for the coming
year were elected as follows: Presi
dent, Mrs. Glen Fabrlck; vice-president,
Mrs. H. F. Piatt; secretary,
Jane Snedlcor.
C. C, Althouae, president of the
Rabbit Breeders' association of Med
ford was the speaker for the after
noon. He brought out In his talk
many Interesting facta concerning
the raising and marketing of rab
bits. The blue seal on the breast
Is the official stamp of this associa
tion and is placed there only when
the animal Is up to standard In
every way. Those who purchase
dressed rabbits should demand those
so marked.
Lions and Ladies
Plan Picnic Party
Wednesday evening In Ashland
park members of the local Lions'
club and Lady Lions will gather
for 6 :30 supper. Following supper
an evening of dancing and swimming
will be enjoyed at the Twin Plunges.
Civil War Veterans
Invited to Luncheon
Civil War veterans are Invited to
1- present at a covered dish lunch
eon to be given by the Women's
Relief corps at the Presbyterian
church Monday noon. Members of
the corps are asked to bring service.
Methodist Ladles'
Aid Has Homecoming.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
M. E. church met In regular "Home
Coming" In the church parlors Tues
day, Mrs. Leland Vandermark pre
siding. Mrs. Robert Grow led the
devotions. Mrs. A. G. Bennett of
fered prayer.
During the business session the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Frank M. Corlles;
first vice-president, Mrs. J. W. Smy
Ue; second vice-presidents, Miss May
Phtpps, Mrs. A. W. Pipes; third vice-
presidents, Mrs. D. M. McDanlel, Mrs
J. E. Daniels; secretary, Mrs. Floyd
R. Jenkins; treasurer, Mrs. C. H.
Glle.
Mrs. J. K. Daniels, In behalf of
the Prlscllla Circle, presented little
Miss Marian Trill In a song, "Jesus
Loves Me." Mrs. Elizabeth Good
man, accompanist. Mrs. Floyd Jenkins
In two readings, "Not Afraid,"
"Asking Pa." Guitar and mandolin
selections, Mrs. Robert Grow, Benja
min Dietrich.
During the social hour the Prls
c 11 Ins served refreshments.
Those observing birthdays were
Mrs. Leland VanDermarfc, Mrs. J. F.
Gllltngs, Miss Leila VanDermark
Honor guests were Mrs. Ida Sleight,
Mrs. R. E. Trill, Mrs. E. L. Goodman,
Mrs . F. R. Jenk I na, Mrs . Rober t
Grow, Misses Msrlan Trill, Ruth
LeClerc, Jeanette Trill.
Lovely Party Held
At VntHtx Hall.
Roses and columbine formed a beau
tlful setting at the parish hall Wed
nesday afternoon for the party given
by the women of the Sacred Heart
Catholic church. Thera were - 11
tables in play. Prises were awarded
Mrs. M. N. Herman. Mrs. Harry Hin
man and Mrs. Hal Piatt.
Following cards, refreshments were
served by Mesdames Duff. Scheffeiln,
Boyle, Garrett and Murray.
Motor to Klamath to
Visit Mr. and Mrs. Sims.
Miss Katherlne Keys and Mlsa
Jane Hansen are leaving today by
motor for Klamath Falls, where
they will spend the holiday aa guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sims.
Decree of Honor
Juvtnlle to Meet.
The Degree of Honor Juveniles
wilt meet Saturday, June 4. at 3:30
o'clock in the Labor hall. All Juve
niles are urged to be present and
mothers will be welcome.
Do not be too distressed be rather relieved
that the 1932 graduate hits life In tough year.
Me needs the molding lessons missed by those
who graduate tnto a too soft and ready world.
But he needs, too, a solid bit of encouragement
So give him a Hamilton Watch. It Is one bit of
honest value he can always depend upon. See
our selection today! Prices $40 up.
Jeael W arches as low as !
Mrs. Knapp Named
Officer in Oregon
Federated Clubs
Reports in The Oregonlan of the
convention of the Oregon Federation
of Women's clubs, in session in Port
land, bring news of the re-election of
Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp of this city to
the office of state recording secretary.
A partial report of convention hap
penings, published in the Rose City
Press reads:
Election of officers, scheduled for
this morning, will be a matter of
routine, since the entire board, with
the exception of the two members
whose offices were abolished by the
revised constitution, were named for
re-election. The women honored by
nomination for re-election are the
president, Mrs. Charles N. Bllyeu of
Dallas, the first vice-president, Mrs.
George Gerald Root of Portland; sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. Charlea E.
Wells of Htlleboro; recording secre
tary, Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp, Medford,
and the treasurer, Miss Jessie Mc
Gregor of Portland. The parliamen
tarian and -corresponding secretary
are appointed by the president. Polls
will be open from 8 to 10 A. M. today
at the Multnomah hotel, where the
convention Is being held, for the for
mal casting of ballots, with Mrs.
Randall F. White of Portland as chair
man of the election.
The first district federation, which
comprises Josephine, Jackson, Klam
ath, Lake and Curry counties, won
the silver trophy awarded for the
highest percentage of subscription,
based on per capita dues-paying mem
bership, to the Oregon Clubwoman,
official magazine of the state federa
tion, more than 74 per cent of the
federation members In the district
being enrolled on the subscription
lists. Mrs. Evelyn Wilson Young of
Portland, business manager of the
magazine, presented the trophy to
Mrs. Wade H- Wallla of Ashland, presi
dent of the first district. District No.
4, which embraces Baker, Grant, Har
ney, Malheur, Morrow, Umatilla.
Union and Wallowa counties, was
second with more than 60 per cent
of subscription.
"The Issue of greatest Importance
in the legislative pfogram of the Gen
eral Federation of Won en'a Clubs at
the present time Is the protection cf
the 18th amendment." So Miss Cella
L. Gavin of The Dalles, chairman of
the legislative department for the
state federation, declared in her por
tion of the program yesterday, call
ing attention to the fact that the na
tional organization haa endorsed the
18th amendment ten consecutive
times at Its business sessions. Mrs.
Dorothy McCullough Lee, appearing
on the same program, selected legis
lation affecting mothers' pensions,
Issuance of marriage licenses, old-age
pensions and child' welfare as smong
those of most Interest to clubwomen
of the state likely to be considered at
the 1933 legislative session.
The fine arts department, headed
by Miss Grace H. Chamberlain of
Ashland, presented its program at the
afternoon session In the form of a
"walking rehearsal." which is the
popular method of studying drama in
the state federation. Mrs. Mark Mc
Allister, Mrs. Clara D. Smith, Mrs.
Donald Pague and Mrs. William For
dyce Fargo assisted In the presenta
tion, and Miss Harriett Long of Sa
lem, state librarian, was speaker.
Strawberry Festival
Announced by Class
The women of the Bible class of the
Prtjbyterian church extend a cordial
invitation to all women of the T. W.
C. A. class to attend their strawberry
festival, announced for Tuesday af
ternoon, May 31.
The annual affair Is given each
year by Mra. R. H. Fields, and mem
bers of her committee.
Thimble Club Meets"
Wednesday Afternoon
The Thimble club of Chrysanthe
mum Circle No. 84, Neighbors of
Woodcraft will meet next Wednesday
afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at the
home of Neighbor Lottie Samuels,
1020 Queen Ann avenue.
St. Mark's Onlld ft
To Elect Officers.
Next Friday. June 9, Is the regu-,
lsr cafeteria luncheon of St Mark's
Guild.
After the luncheon a business
meeting will be held, at which time
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected. A good attendance Is de
sired. This Bank
Medford National
Cards for Heard,
Johnson Wedding
Issued This Week
rmAm ti.v twwm Issued for the
wedding Sunday afternoon, June 13,
of Miss Itha mia nearu, uauB,...
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Heard.
Jt iiH..rf0riir h. Johnson Jr., son of
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Johnson.
The service will be read ai u
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Keene Invites
Friends for Bridge
un .t m Keens was hostess at
bridge Tuesday afternoon at her
n Roith n.kdale. There were
two tablea In play and prize for
high score awarded Mrs. i. o. iw
rls. Colorful blossoms from Mrs.
Keene's garden decorated the rooms.
Recital for Moore
Pupils Announced
Programs are out for the piano re
cital Monday evening, June 8. In
which pupils of Harvey Amoss Moore
will be presented at Bt. Mam.
parish hall. Assisting will be Rooert
C. Wright, pupil of Elsie Carlton
Strang.
The numbers announced for tne
evening
Autumn Chaminade
Marian Moore.
Rnnnk. - . on
Natalie Tengwaia.
Harmony of the Angels. Burgmuller
Trumpeter Splndler
Frances wwis.
Knicht Ruoert Schumann
Barbara Sheldon.
Walt E Major
Chopin
. Homer
Constance Moore.
The Old Boatmen
Deep River
Burleigh
Robert C. Wright.
Naughty PUtles Mocking His
Mother - tsarcano-oruv."
Natalie Tengwald, Dorthea Olson.
A Summer Moon Cecil Baumer
The Haunted House Cecil Baumer
Barbara Sheldon.
Walts O Major - Relnhold
Elves at Play Mueller
nnrthei. Olsen.
Schereo B Flat Schubert
The Butterfly Frlml
Constance Moore.
I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby.. .Clay
Myself When Young (from In a
Persian Garden) Lehmann
Robert C. Wright
Barcarolle O Minor
Rubinstein
Spinning Song ,
, Yuperoff
Chopin
Waltz E Minor
Marian Moore.
Jackson School P.-T. A,
Installs New Officers
The Jackson school P.-T. A. held
the last meeting of the school year
Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
The following program was present
ed by the graduating class: Songs,
readings and tap dance by Harry
Fredrlcks: talks were given by Mrs.
Jack Heyland, president of the City
Council Parent Teachers; Mr. Hend
erson and Mr. Qustln.
The new officers: Mrs. Howard
Persons, president; Mrs. Harry Ol
sen, vice president; Mrs. Stanley
Jones, secretary; Mrs. Loyd Lyman,
treasurer, were Installed by the re
tiring prestdent, Mrs. Fred Purdin.
The social committee served Ice
cream, cookies and lemonade to the
graduating class and to the moth
ers. Dental Prices
Reduced
Special Low Prices to
Close June 10th
To delay means to lose. Free
extractions with donble-suctlon
plates guaranteed to fit.
Special Reductions In brlflje
work and fllllngi
FREE EXAMINATIONS
Dr. Thompson
Over Woolworth's
Itione :o. 123 E. Main
Will Be Closed Monday
Memorial Day
bps
Garden Show Wins
Displays, Approval
From Wide Region
Inspired by the flower how o
Thursday and Friday, the largest In
the history of the Medford Garden
club, flower lovers from all aectlona
of the Rogue River valley wUl be re-
turning to their gardena this week,
resolved to bring from the soil even
greater beauty during the coming year
if sentiment spoaen in bete-a-teces
at the scene of the show Is any criter
ion. Hope of making of the high gym
nasium a permanent setting for the"
show, until such a time aa Medford's
growth demands another civic cen
ter, was also voiced In satisfied tones
as exhibitors and spectators viewed
th results accomplished In the gym
naslum by members of the garden
club and the co-operating groups
from all regions of southern Oregon,
From Roseburg, Grants pass, Ash
land, Central point and all neigh
boring localities, as well aa Medford.
flowers were brought for display by
young and old, Illustrating the wide
spread Interest aroused In flower cul
ture during the past year. And
showing again that from a modest
garden the most beautiful rose may
be plucked, the sweepstakes prize
went to Harris Janes.
One of the most beautiful displays
In the show was made up of bulboua
Iris, entered by H. B. Howell of
Grants Pass, whose gardens form a
beauty spot of southern Oregon.
In the economy table division, fea
tured for the first time this year,
were many expressions of woman's
cleverness. The table, which appealed
most to elderly eyes, at the same
time being the envy of hosts of young
exhibitors was entered by Mrs. Wm.
W. P. Holt. Set In old-fashioned ware,
arranged on a quaint blue plaid cloth.
It seemed to Invite a sweet little
grandmother to sit down for a cup
of tea. An old caster and blue bor
dered dishes, reminiscent of the long
ago, were In keeping with the center
bouquet in old fashioned Jug.
Shrdow boxes, occasional tables, a
rose covered garden gate, leading Into
reck garden and lily pond, wall
hangings entered by the Japanese col
ony, a bouquet of yellow columbine,
flountlng spurs of five and six inches
In length, a group of South African
daisies, and a little yellow basket
filled with pink moss roses were also
high lights In the long list of beau
tiful entries, doubling the total for
last year's show.
Bnmham; stop
Enroute North.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Burnham of
San Francisco chatted with friends
at the Medford station yesterday
arternoon when they passed through
here on the Shasta en route to
their fishing lodge on the Umpqua,
Samuel Greeleys
Complete Stay Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greeley of
Wlnnctka. 111., Interesting guests In
Medford during the past week, left
Friday evening for Los Angeles and
will continue from there east to
their home.
NOTICE
Hereafter only those who have
been duly authorized by the
Foursquare Church, 401 East
6th St., are permitted to solicit
for the commissary.
The public Is requested not to
give donations except to the
ones who present an official
statement from this church,
signed by the pastor.
Foursquare Gospel Lighthouse
Estelle M. Jones. Pastor.
DR. I H. GOVE
DI'.PENTMRI.B DENTISTRY
139 East Main. Upstairs
Phone 872-J
Bank