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i PAGE TWO 1IEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1932. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Z tn Browns Of Bay City, Guests of Voorhies' Here General and Mn. Robert Brown of Bin Francisco are welcome gueata In Medford this week, hiving arrived a few days ago to visit Colonel and M. Oordon Voorhles at their country home aouth of the city, and to add further Interest to eventa, which have centered, during the peat few weeks, about gueat here from the aouth. lira. Voorhlea, who ilea been gueat of her aieter, Mra. Margaret Btddle at her ranch home In Klamath coun ty, returned here Saturday afternoon . to greet the Browne. General Brown, a retired army officer, and Colonel Voorhlea have been frtenda for many yeara. Mlaa Eleanor Munde of Baltimore and Mlaa Phoebe Brown of San Fran elaco, were alao gueate at the Voor hlea home laat week, having a topped en route south from a motor trip to Victoria and other points north. Pasadena Folk Form Incentive For Entertaining Mn. W, A. Holloway wae hostess Thursday at a delightful luncheon for the pleasure of Mra. John .Gilbert Blue and Mr!. H. C. Nlckerson of Faaadena, Cel., house guesta of Mra. Blue's daughter, Mra. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter. The two have added much Interest to events of the ,past week In the local social world. Covers were arranged for Mrs. Blue, Mrs. Nlckeraon, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. J. J. Emmens, Miss Livingston and Mrs. Holloway. Another pleasant event of the week waa the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, complimenting Mr. and Mra, Nlckeraon, who left Friday for their ,home. The Oarpen ten were hosts Thursday at a dinner attended by the following guesta: Mr. and Mn. Nlckeraon, Mrs. Root. W. Ruhl, Miss Margaret Hubbard, Mr. Alfred 8. V. carpenter and Colonel Oordon Voorhlea Mrs. AlbrlgYt Of Washington, D. C m v r 1011 rA9Mrvf w i i CRATBR LAKE NVTIONAL PA - Mra. Horace M. Alortgnv of nvSJani- ton, D. C. wife of Director Albright of the national park service, will ar rive In Medford Monday, accompanied by her son Robert, and daughter. Marlon. She will spend day in Medford aa the guest of Superinten dent and Mra. S. 0. Sollnsky, of Crater Lake National park, before spending several days at Crater Lake aa cueat of the Sollnakysi at their Annie 'Springs home, Mra. Albright and children 'are en route to Wash ington, V. O,, following a short time scent In Berkeley, Cal. Mr. Albright was a visitor at Crater Lake laat week, accompanied by Thomas 0. Vint. A banquet at Hie. math Palis waa also given in his honor by the Klamath county cham ber of commerce. Later Mr, Albright and Mr. . Vint, motored to Portland. where they were entertained by the Oregon club. They were aooompan led north by Superintendent and Mn. Sollnsky.. Mrs. Gould Among Hostesses Of Week Crater Lake Park' , - The leading social event of the week In Crater Lake National Park bridge luncheon, was held Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mn, Charles Gould at Oovernment Camp, with Mn. Oould and Mra, P. N. Miller aa hostesses. High bridge aeon was taken by Mra. B. O. sollnsky, with Mn. Don 0. Fisher second, while the traveling prlre waa won by Mra. D. 8. Llbbey. Low score was held by Mrs, E. L. Clark. Ouesta were: Mn. Thomas Allen. Hot Springs, Ark., wife of Superin tendent Allen of Hot Springs Nation al park; Mlaa Marie Miller, Cortes. Colo.; Mrs. D. S. Ubbey, Mn. Ray Edwin, Mn. William Robertson. Mn. Karl W. Count, Mra. B. L. Clark, Mra. R. W. Price. Mn. Ray Hender son, Mra. Don C. Fisher, and the hoe teases, Mn. F. N. Miller and Mn. Oould. aoo vtiaa sckman .... Miss Heckman and Guest Leave Soon - 'Miss Annette Heckman, who has neon guest hen for the pest two weeks of Dr. and Mn. W. H. Heckman at their home on Corning Court, will leave Tuesday for San Francisco to all for Hllo. T. H, where aha will reaums her position aa supervisor of klndergsrtena. - Miss Heckman has been In the etatee for the eummer and before coming to Medford epent considerable time In Portland aa gueat of her ela ter, Mn. C. F. Swlgert. Jr. Mra. Wyn na P. Orler of Salem haa alao been a guest at the Heckman homo for the peat week and plana to leave Monday with Mr. Orler for the north. Geo. Sheltons Visit At Owen Residence Mr. and Mra. James H. Owen have aa their house gueata, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Shelton of Oakland, Calif, who an spending several days In the city. Mn. Shelton, who will be remembered hen aa Mlaa Barbara Owen, Is being entertained consider ably during her stay, by a Dumber of her frlenda. rhrraanthemnm ' Circle to Meet Chrysanthemum Circle No. 84. Nelghbon of Woodcraft will meet Monday at 8 p. m. In the I.O.O.F. hell. This will be the first tegular meeting following the aummer raca- tion and a good attendance la de- bred. ALFRED E. SMITH'S SON WEDS i.. iinrirr ---!-;' " ? " lit, 7 T Tlf -yds? i I -. , j&S' " v. ' 1 1 ri1 w Walter Smith, youngest ton of Alfred B. Smith, former New Vork governor, and his bride, she former Florence E.. Watson of 8cheneo tady, N. are shown leaving the ohuroh after their wedding ceremony In BOheneotady. (Associated Press Photo) Members of Young Married Set Here From Coast Cities Interesting gueeta in Medford this week end tare Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson of San Francisco and Mr. and Mra. Phillip Riley of Marshfleld. The Thomsons arrived Saturdsy morning with Tommy Bates and Ernie Thomson and an guests at the home of Mrs. Thomson's parents, Mr. and Mn. Rankin Estee. , Both Mrs. Riley and Mn. Thomson are former residents of Med.'ord and popular members of' the local younger aet. Fidelity Chcle Enjoys Program1 The Fidelity clrole of the First Methodist Episcopal church m&t Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. s. L. Leonard with Mra. E. O. Roaeberry presiding. Mra. O, W. Conklln led the devotlonals. Following the buslneaa meeting. Mlaa May Phlppa, program chairman, presented Josephine and Helen Pow ers tn two piano duets, "Military March" and "Our Invincible Nation." Janet Trill entertained with two vocal solos, "Little Old Garden" and "Little Orsy Home In the West." Mn. Minnie Heine gave two Interesting readings and Mrs. Leonard, assisted by Mn, J. W. Smylle, served refresh ments. Portlanders Add Gaiety To Events Mlaa Katharine Meyer and brother Bob, of Portland, who are gucals hare at the Earl Llttrell homo, have been the Incentive for much entertaining during the past week. A theatre party waa given in their honor by Mlaa Lucille Llttrell and Mlaa Mar garet Warner entertained with a bridge and lawn party for their pleas ure Friday evening. They will visit Crater Lake while hen and plan to return north via Klamath Falls Monday. -- Mrs. Wright Fetes Calif ornians Here Mn. M. 0. Wright entertained Fri day at lunoheon honoring Mn. Earle Davla of San Francisco, Mn. John Winchester of Loa Angeles, and Mlaa Maroelle Kennedy of San Franvlsco, who wen gueata hen of frlenda for the past week, ' Mn. Davis and Mrs. Winchester left Saturday for California, accom panied by Mra, D. O. Stephenson, who will spend a mon'h visiting in the aouth. Pocahontas Lodge Has Card Party The regular card party of the Po cahontas lodge was held on Frldsy, August loth. Bridge and plnoohle wen played. High score In brldro held by Blanche Rlnabarger, low by Berntce Wilson. High score In pinochle wen held by Bather Dooma and Roy Stagg and low by Evelyn Stagg and Bud Lawrenta. The com mittee In charge Included Alena En ktne and Oladya Lawrenta. Refresh ments wen served by the supper com mittee composed of Blanche Rlna barger and Mabel Quackenbuah. A special featun has been planned for neat Friday and all members whose blrthdaya an In July and August an requested to be present. ' . Mrs. funky Una Oneats From aouth Mn. A. .1. Hanby has as (Meats from Long Beach, Cal Mlaa Krrte ; Bteveneon end Miss Laura Dlffen-1 derrer, who stopped hen In their1 tour of the Northwest to spend three ' weeke. While hen they an motoring I to all points of Interest In the valley j and surrounding mountslns and have been entertained at several picnic ! parties. Vrenonah flub " Has Jolly Piirty Wenonah club members met at the home of Rather Dooms laat week for i the regular monthly card arty. Alena Enklne and Sarah Tolle held winning i arairea. A pnmmtllM nt 11m mpb. burn and Carrie eltlnea eerved re-1 ireeruneats, I ,it ) h ,i Guild Bridge Club Has Pleasant Meet At Eakin Residence Mrs. Clyde Eakln was hostess at her home, 36 Rose Court, Wednesday afternoon to members of the Ouild Bridge club. There was a large crowd In attendance for the pleasant after noon and prlr.ee awarded Mra. J. A. McDougall and Mrs. A. V. Graves. The next meeting of the club will be held this coming Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Olen Fabrics, lofl Crater Lake avenue. - - News Notes From Crater Lake Park CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK Frank Bollneky of the Crater Lake National Park educational division left 'yeaterday on a ahort trip to Berkeley, Calif. He will return to Medford early this week. Mlaa Josephine Taylor, who apent a few days at Crater Lake laat .week the gueat of her Slater, Mrs. Charles Gould, hss returned to her home In Medford. Ferdinand T. Fletcher, summer ranger at Crater Lake, left yesterday for Denver, Colo., to attend the na. tlonal convention or the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Mr. Fletcher la prealdent of the Unlveraity of Oregon chapter at Eugene. He will later spend a ahort time et hla home In 8an Diego, Calif., after which he will resume law atudtea atthe unlveraity. Daughters, Veterans To Attend Reunion All Daughtera of TJnlon Veterans of the Civil War are cordially Invit ed to attend the fortieth annual con vention of tho Southern Oregon Soldlen and Sailors In Riverside Park, Granta Paae, Friday, August a. Picnic luncheon will be served at la noon, and the afternoon will be devoted to presentation of a pro gram In which two numbers will be contributed by Elta Duell Hubbe tent. The convention will close with a plcnlo aupper at 0:30 o'clock. Guild Bridge Club Meets At Fabricks Mrs. CljMe Enkln of 35 Rosa Court wsa hostess Wednesday to members of the St. Mark's Guild Bridge Club. A large crowd attended and a pleas ant afternoon waa enjoyed with Mra. J. A. McDougnll and Mn. A. V. Oravea winning prlrea at cards. The next meeting of the club will oe nein st the home of Mra. Glen Fabrlck. 10 Crater Lake. Wednesday. MIm Sparrow To Lake Tahrta Mlaa Frarjcea Sparrow left on the Shaata Friday evening for Lake Tahoe where she will be the gueat of frlenda for a few weeks. School Days . . . Will Soon Be Here A beautiful permanent ware it the answer to your hair problem. Complete $2,95 Murray's Beauty Shop 41 n. Central Tel. Ml Stearns-Saunders Wedding Announced For September 4th An Important event on tti Sep tember tocUl calendar will be the wedding .of Mlaa Roberta Stearaa. daughter of Dr. ft. W. stearna, to Onarlea Edward Saundera, son of Dr. and Mra. O. E. Saundera of San Joae, Cal., which haa been announced for Sunday, September 4, at noon. The aervlcea wilt be read at the Stearna home by Father Wm. B. Ham ilton of St. Mark 'a church. Episcopal, In the preaence of relative and Inti mate frlenda of the couple. Alpha Delta Class Honors Mrs. Davis. At Surprise Party Members or the Alpha Delta class of the Christian church entertained laat week with a aursrlae nartv. com pllmentlng Mra. J. T. Davla at her home on Eust Main atreet. Each mem. bar brouffht the honor gueat a hand' kerchief. Games, prepared by the social oom. mlttee. furnished much fun, "Bar gain Day" being among the moat amtteing. Articles were furnished end lively birgalnlng enloyed. fol lowed by msny surprises when the packages were opened. Another gsme, which furnlahed much merriment, conalsted of the In terpretation of advertisements. A beautiful bouquet of flowers was presented the honor guest with an appropriate speech by Mra. B. L. Ray, president of the class. A basket with the gift handkerchiefs and cards was presented by Mrs. H. Berrlan. Mrs. Davis responded with words In appreciation of the pleasant surprise. Refreshments were eerved tjie 33 guests. Misses Cragln snd need Hetiirn Home Miss Christine Cragln and Mlaa Sarah Weed who have been touring the Pacific northwest for the last two weeks arrived In Medford last Thurs day to be the houae gueete of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bay. They left thl morn ing for their home In San Diego, Cal. Misses Pnrncker and Albert Home From Lake Miss Ann Pur ticker haa returnerf tn the city from spending several days as guest of the Arnold Bohnerte at their cottage at Lake O' the Woods. Mlaa Merle Albert of this city haa alao oeen gueat or the Bohnerte at the lake. Invest in Health DR. I. H. OOVB To have necessary dental work done la to Invest In health Don't put It offl Tou'll find that my charges are In line with present conditions. Just Ask Any One of My Many Satisfied Patrons, Dr. I.H. GOVE Guaranteed Dentistry 235 East Main Street Upstairs Phono 872-J CONSULTATION FREE Strengthen. . . MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Mrs. Smith Gives Dinner On Friday Mrs. Juatln Smith entertained at dinner Friday evening at her home for the following gueeta: Mlaa Phy- llta Swearlngen, MIm Mabel Coffeen. Mlisa Josephine Koppea, Mlaa Blanche Runela and Mra. Jack Portr. Dinner waa followed by bridge. New M. Circle Will Be Formed A group from the young married aet of the Methodist Episcopal church met Friday afternoon to form another circle to the Ladles Aid so ciety. Mrs. P. M. Corlles presided at the meeting and an Interesting program was followed by refresh ments, served by Mrs.. Alexander O. Bennett. September 91 was decided upon as date for the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Hall, 1131 West Tenth street. Mrs. Hall waa elected chairman of the organi zation and Mrs. K. R. Oils, secretary. Mrs. Larlson entertained with two solos and Miss Betty Paske with a piano number. Joan Burke gave a reading, and Luella Com and Flor ence Newman entertained with a vo cal duet, accompanied by Joyce Ban nleh at the piano. Central Point Girl Conquers Mt. Pitt Mlse Dorothy Jones of Central Point, daughter of Edward Jones, la hailed today as a future Alpine climb. er. Last Thursday she started forth frem Lake O' the Woods with Francea Faber, another Central Point school girl to climb Mt. Pitt. A few miles down the road, Miss Faber developed misters and turned back. Miss Jones, undtvmted by pros pects of a trip alone up the long Iran, continued toward the moun tain top and returned to camp, sans injuries and sore muscles, in. time for a lste supper. Miss Hill, Onest At McElhose Cabin Miss Carlyn Jane Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill, left Friday for Lake o the Woods, where she will be guest for the week end of, Mary lionise MCEinoae at tne mcei hose cabin. YOUR BkLANgfE SHEET JAN. Flf AjUNjy UC.j 5EPT j OCT. NOV. DEC HaveMoney Hold On To It A "FIST FULL" of money meant a successful year. i What you SAVE and HAVE'. . . not what you EARN and SPEND makes the year a success. STOP your outgo. . . Start an income. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome YOUR Banking Business Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Twtwrt Medford, Partners in Community Dovolopraont . HAVB MONBYl Your Improve your Credit Rattnj by estab. lithiiig banking connection! with the Modford National Always at your service. The facilities offered here will be an asset to your Business! Mrs. Allen, Here From South, Visits Solinsky s At Park Mrs. Thomas Allen, wife of Super intendent Allen of Hot Springs. Ark was a house guest last week of Super intendent and Mrs. B. C. Sollnsky of Crater Lake National park. Mrs. Allen left the park Friday evening for Med ford, accompanied by Miss Donna Sollnsky, preparatory . to leaving for Seattle. Wn.. en route to her home in Arkansas. During her short stay, Mra. Allen saw many of the park scenic point. both by car and horseback. She la an adept equestrienne. She waa also socially feted. McClains Observe Thirtieth Wedding Day, Phoenix Home Mr, and Mra. George McClaln cele brated their 30th wedding anniver sary August 14 at their home In Phoenix. Their immediate relatives were present and covers were laid for seven. Those present were James Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. McClaln of Phoe nix; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watklns and daughter Evelyn Jean and Mrs. Mol He Wltchor of Medford. t The evening was devoted to s re view of stories and happenings of 30 yeara ago. ' Miss Reynolds To Accompany Artist Mlsa Dorothy' Reynolds, local pianist and organist, will accompany Miss Lucie Brucn, violinist of inter national fame, In concerts here this week, beginning this evening and continuing for five nights at the Knights of Pythias hall In connection with the lectures of Dr. Stanford Klngsley Claunch. Mrs. Hart Gives Small Luncheon Mrs. Robert Hart entertained In formally Friday at luncheon, invit ing as guests Mrs. Jaok Porter. Mrs, Edwin R. Durno, Mrs. Flaviua West and Mrs. Justin Smith. Oregon HAVB MONBYl Credit Forty Guests At Bridge Benefit One of the largest affairs of the past week was the benefit bridge party given by the women of the Catholic church at the home of Mrs. J. W. Toung on South Oakdale. Ten tables were arranged for carda on the lawn and at the eloae of the games prizes were awarded Mrs. 0. C. Murray. Miss Ann Kellehor, Mrs. Perna and Mrs. Lena. Following bridge, refreshments were served In the dining room, which waa gay with decoratlona of gladioli. Aa etstlng the hostess were Mesdames Blgelow, Hunter and Orltsch. Proceeds from the event will be added to the St. Anne's Altar society fund. Ladies' Aid Will Have Homecoming Home Coming of the Ladles' Aid soglety of the First Methodist Episco pal church will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the church parlors, where several circles will turn In reports of activities of the month. These meetings are held each month and all women of the church are cordially Invited and vis! tors are always welcome. Ml Roberts Returns Home Mias Dorothy Roberta, who haa been vacationing In the aouth follow ing the Olympic games which she attended, returned to her home here yesterday on the Shaata. Peats Here to " v Visit Elilredgrs Mr. and Mrs. w. K. Deal arrived yeaterday from Portland to be gueata here over the week end of Mra. E. N. Eldredge. ADRIENNE'S "I, NAN. . take thee, JERVIS-FOR 10,000 CASH JERVIS VEARE thought It a, strictly a business arrangement with a strangeri but NAN FORSYTH was marrying the man she secretly had worshipped since childhood, grasping at a chance for happiness on which he would risk everything the story of Nothing Venture By Patricia IPenluorth " Events even stranger than this bought-and.paid-for wedding crowded into their live. Out of a maze of myste rious adventures, there blossomed un. demanding and finally romance. STARTS MONDAY in the MAIL TRIBUNE Brackinreeds and Gates' Entertain, Progressive Dinner Mr. and Mra. Alan Bracxlnreed and Father and Mra. Horace oatea vers boats Monday evening at a progres sive dinner at their apartments on Korth Holly. Quests for the oocaslon were Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mann, Mrs. Walter Folger. Seth Bullls and Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Schuler. Invitations Issued For Annual Party At Hoist Residence On August 30, Grandfather Relet, one of southern Oregon's best known pioneers, will entertain with hla eighty-first birthday par-y, to which he Is Inviting frlenda from all sec tions of the state. Each year "Grand pa" Hoist, as he la known to all his friends, holds a birthday party. And each year the Invitation list grows. Dinner will be served under the trees at his Sams Valley home at 13:30. Photographs of the gathering will be taken. In accordance witli a long established custom. Calif ornians Are Guests, Pipes Home Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Pleps are en tertaining this week Miss Orah How ard and Mlsa Elizabeth Laklreof Palo Alto, Cat., and have Invited- a number of guests to their summer home at Edgewood Park today to meet the Caltfornlana. The Pipes' are expecting Miss Eula Meltzler of Los Angeles to arrive Monday to also he their guest for several days. fall coats First Showing With their elaborate sleeves, Victorian lines, and rich Autumn colors, See the other smart apparel arriving daily NEW DRESSES NEW SUITS NEW HATS UVJUKUiajLI iin'ia an 6? i tvW! S ff '5t -I ,v sA. f t-4 -fj . , V
