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MEDFOHD yi'XTL TRTBTTXE, JrEDPORD, OREGON, SUTOAY, 'AUGUST 28, "1932.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon
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Miss Stearns Is
Much Feted Prior
to Wedding Date
Miss Robert BWsrns, daughter 01
Dr. B. W. Stearns, whose wedding to
Charles Edward Saunders, ton of Dr.
and Mr. C. E. Saundere of Sin Jose
has bean announced for next Bun
.... n.nimhM 4 has been the In'
oenilve for much entertaining In local
society.
Leading among avent planned
v. hnnM fnr the eomlns week
Biembera of the younger aet la the
luncheon and ahower at which MImm
Mary Lee and Dorothy Robert win
be hoateaaea Wednesday.
aucsta Invited for the occasion are:
Misses Roberta Stearns. Betty Bard
well. Dorothy Orth, Oma GeBauer,
Edna Mohr, Mary Parsons, Clara Mary
ruson, Harriett Campbell, Louise
Conner, Mary Hayes and Mra, George
Robertson.
Miss Stearns and Mr. Saunders will
be married at the home of the bride's
father at noon oeremony, which
will be read by Father Wm. B. Ham
... tum at Murk's church. Epis
copal. In the presence of relatives and
tntlmata irienas 01 mo
Newhalls, Hosts
At Dinner Party
For 10 on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 8. Nevhall and son,
sntertslned Friday at dinner at their
bom near jacKsonviuo. uw
tng guests! Mrs. Reginald Parsons,
George Parsons, snd house guest, Miss
McDonald of Seattle, Miss Mary Par
eons. Mrs. Katharine Heffernan and
house guest, Miss Kitty Johanaon
and Ben Day.
Several members of the party mo
tored to Crater Lake aarller In th
day. continuing to the Newhalls for
the evening.
Mrs. Palmer Gives
Bridge Luncheon
For Mrs. Albright .
CRATER LAKE PARK Mrs. Martin
Palmer entertained with a brldije
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at
bei horn at Oovernment Camp, Crs
tar Lake National Park, with Mra.
lloraca M. Albright, Washington, D.
0., wife of the director of the Na
tional Park Service, as tha honor
guest. '
Mra. Don 0. Fierier held tha win
ning bridge score while Mrs. F. N.
Miller held second. Tha traveling
price waa won by Mrs. Albright, who
was also tha recipient nf a gift from
other guests present.
The guesta were: Mra. Albright,
Mrs. E. O. Sollnsky, Mrs. William Rob
ertson, Mra. F. N. Miller, Mrs. Don
Fisher, Mra. Charles Blmson. Mrs.
Charles Ooold, Mrs. Ray Edwin, Mra.
Ray Henderson, Mrs. Earl W. County.
Mra, D. S. Llbbey, Mra. Belderllnden.
Mrs. John P. Bargent and Mrs. Wal
ter Nltrel.
Nion Tuckers of
Burlingame Will
Arrive By Plane
Mr. and Mra. Nlon R. Tucker or
Burlingame, Calif, are arriving at the
Medford Municipal airport this after
noon to apend a month's vacation at
thalr river lodge, "Rogue's Roost,"
nesr Trail. Mrs, Tucker recently re
turned from Englsnd, having been
presented at the court of Bt, James
Thalr daughter. Miss Nan Tucker.
returned here yesterday morning on
the Shasta. She haa been spending
several weeks at the lodge, and en
tertained a number of her young
frlenda.
Misses Carlton
Leave For East
Joining the throngs of travel mind
ad. who choose that pleasant re
sponse to the first hint of autumn
in tha lata summer wind, the Misses
Mse snd Mildred Carlton of the Old
Stage road, left Frldsy evening for
the asst.
They will continue to Woods Hole.
Mass., where they will be guesta of
their brother. Newcomb Carlton, at
his aummer home. They plan to re
turn to Medford the laat of October.
Livingstons Have
Guests From South
Among guests In tha valley Isst
week from the south were Major an.1
Mra. c. V. Simpson of Ban Francisco,
guests of Mls Ann Livingston and
A. R. Livingston at their home on
the Jacksonville rosd.
Alin Lowreys Join
River Colony Here
Among welcome additions to the
river colony this week are Mr. and
Mra. Alln J. Lowrey of Ban Francisco.
who are guesta of the C. N. Blacka
at their lodge.
Mrs. Parsons Is
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. Reglnsld Persona entertained.
Informally, yesterday, at luncheon at
Hlllcreat orchard for Mrs. c. S. New
hall, Mrs. E. Schiller snd Mra. E. B.
Day.
Visiting Minister'
tp Deliver Permon
Rev. Horton. a retired Baptist min
ister from Portlsnd, who la spending
acme time with hta daughter at Jack
sonville will occupy tha pulpit at the
First Baptist church here on Sunday
morning In the absence of the regu
lar pastor, who Is on his vacation.
Mr. Carpenter
Entertains Informally
Alfred 8. V. Carpenter waa host
Saturday arming at a email dinner
party for Mr. and Mra. W. F. Blddle,
Jr. anil Miss Marie Foss, who recent
ly returned to Medford to open the
Valley school, of which the la principal
FILMS' NEWEST COUPLE 'AT HOME'
l a J if ' '
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Ruth Chatterton and her new husband, George Brent, are shown in
their home at Beverly Hills. Cal., after their wedding at Rye, N. Y.
They were married one day after Ralph Forben, Mist Chatterton'a for.
mcr hutband, obtained a Reno divorce. (Associated Press Photo)
McCredies of Bay
City Greeted at
Numerous Affairs
Much fetM BuenU In the vnlley
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Cletl
McCredle of San Frsnclsco, ffho visit
ed Mr. McCredl's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. wm. McCredte at thtlr ranch
hom wert of Medford.
Several dinner parties were arrang
ed during the week In their honor
and Mrs. Wm. McCredle and daugh
ter. Mim vol ma McCredle, were hos
tanes Frldsy afternoon at tea. com
plimenting Mrs. Ctell McCredle.
Twenty guests called during the
tUtemoon. '
Training Course
for Girl Scout
Leaders Planned
A training course for those Inter
ested In Girl Scout leadership will
begin this Monday night, according
to announcement by Mrs. D. J. will-
son, local Girl Scout director. This
course, which will be held In the 'Girl
Scout office In Medford National
Bank building will continue through
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, be
ginning each evening at 7:43.
A general course in troop training
and lesdrTshlp will be presented with
notebooks and pencils the only re
quired equipment. There Is no fee or
charge.
Ml Allc Loeffler. who hss direct
ed Camp Wlllpen Pines will assist
with this course on Monday evening.
Miss Hayes and .
Companions Scan
ML Pitt Saturday
TYom the top of Mt. Pitt to Med
ford. a message was telephoned yes
terday afternoon by Miss Mary Hayes
to her mother. Mrs. James 0. Hayes.
Miss Mary, her brother, Bobby, and
Chauncey Brewer climbed to the top
of Pitt, lenvlng csmp at 8 o'clork
In the morning and arriving at the
lookout atntton on top between 4:00
and 4:30 o'clock.
The three are on a camping trip In
Blue Canyon with Dr. Hayes and
son, Dsnny. and have divided their
time between Blue Canyon and Four
Mile lake.
After scanning the mountain, Mim
Hayes Immediately telephoned her
mother the good news, announcing
that she was D400 feet above sea level
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Mrs, Corey Is
finest of Honor.
MUs Elsie Williams entertained at
her home Thursday evening compli
menting Mrs. Sam Carey with a
shower. Bridge was enjoyed during
the event up, with Mlu Kathleen
Wilson receiving first prtae, and Mrs.
Carey consolation.
Guettt of Mtsa Williams were Mrs.
Carey, Mlas Wilson, MIm Leah Diet
rich, Mrs, Myrtle Gulovsen. Miss
Yvonne DeVaney, Mrs. Ernest Beers.
Ml as Geraldlne Latham and Miss
Aileen Parker.
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St. Mary9s Opens
for New Year on
Tuesday, Sept. 6
Many southern Oregonlsns are re
turning this week from vacations
with sons and daughters, who will
soon enter St. Mary's academy for
the coming school year, which will
open September 6, It was announced
by Bister Superior yesterday. Elab
orate preparations are being made for
the resumption of school, both with
in homes snd at the academy.
Renovation of the different de
partments at St. Mary Is nearlng
completion and the school staff look
ing forward to another successful
year.
Official uniforms required at the
so.tool thii year will be midnight blue
for dally use and white for reception
and stated assemblies. All students
are earnestly requested to conform
to the regulations, not later than
October 3. ,
Tha music department, one of the
most favored at the academy offers
courses In violin, harp, cello. Applt
cations may be made at any time for
further Information by applying to
Sister Superior. Punctual enrollment
Is anticipated at the academy and an
Interesting year of school.
Golden Links Class
Stages Olympiad at
Elmer Wilson Home
A very pleasant affair for members
or the Golden Links Sunday school
class of the First Baptist church was
held at the Elmer Wilson home on
Beatty street Thursday night. !
The program was a little Olympiad ,
in Itself and the silver loving cup was
awarded the United States at the end
of the contests and feats.
Following games, refreshments were
served by the entrtslnment commit- ;
tee, composed of Mrs. Crawofrd, Mrs. ,
stlnson, Mrs. Lydlard. Mrs. French, :
Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Judy.
Miss Nnvlor Hostess
To Urldfie Club.
MUs Alta Naylor was hostess last
evening to members of her contract
bridge club at fxtr home where a
pleaaant evening at cards waa en
joyed. Since
1884
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"Grandma" Lumsden
Celebrates 96th
Birthday Saturday
Mrs. D. J. "Orsndma Lumsden
celebrsted her ninety-sixth birthday
yesterday at the home of her daughter-in-law,
Mra. H. U. Lumsden on
South Holly street, where guests wsre
calling throughout the day to wish
one of southern Oregon's most popu
lar ladles a happy birthday.
Plotters, cards and other gifts from
many atatea were ahowered upon the
Utile pioneer, who Is looking forward
to celebration of her one hundredth
birthday with the smile, that haa won
her frlenda through the 40 years
she haa lived In Medford.
In addition to her daughter-in-law,
with whom she makes her home, Mrs.
LumBden has In Medford a grandson,
Treve Lumsden, two great grand chll.
dren, Anna Lee and Treve Jr., chil
dren of Mr. and Mra. Treve Lumsden.
snd a nephew, C. L. Hutchison.
Each year her birthday la a red
letter day on the calendar, of many
southern Oregrtnlsns, who anticipate
a short chat with her on this very
special occasion.
Yovnger Set Feted
At Party Given By
Mis8 H. McAllister
Members of the younger set enjoy
ed a delightful afternoon at the Mc-
Alllater home Prlday. when Mlu j
Helen McAllister sntertslned at
bridge. There were three tables In i
plsy snd each wss tastefully decorat-
ed with table appointments In blue
and white and black and white. j
.Prizes at bridge were awarded
Misses Jean Qulsenberry and Cather
ine Brandt. Following cards, refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
who was assisted by Miss Qulsen
berry. Those present were: Misses Mildred
Orltsch, Jean Qulsenberry, Doris and
Helen Pat ton, Virginia English, Eve
lyn Leonard. Lois Nichols, Marjorle
Mulholland, Helen Stearns, Joan De
Loan, Kathryn Robinson and Cather
ine Brandt.
'
Southern Student
Arrives to Visit
Miss G. Thompson
Miss Oeraldlne Thompson has as
her guest over the week end Miss
Barbara Andrew of Tuscaloosa, Ala
bama. Miss Andrew Is on her way
south where she will take her masters
degree at the University of Alabama,
having received her bachelors degree
last year. She also lectures on hered
ity at the university.
She arrived Prlday evening on the
Shasta from Portland, Oregon where
she hsd been visiting her parents.
Goulds Return
From Beach
Mr. and Mrs. E. W,-Gould and
daughter. Dorothy, and son Emerson,
Jr., have returned to their Medford
.home after spending the spring and
summer at their Brookings cot tags.
The family will remain In Medford.
but Mr. Gould plans to return to the
beach for the remainder of the fish
ing season.
Altar Society
To Meet September 6.
The St. Ann's Altar Society will re
sume activities for the new year one
week from this coming Tuesday or
September 8. Further details will be
announced later.
NOW
20
lbs.
Vour week'i hardest work removed for this
extremely low cost. Every thing beautifully
washed and returned to you the same day
just damp enough for ironing. Phone 166 and
our Routoman will call.
SPECIAL
Shirts from family bundles starched and
beautifully ironed for 13Hc each. We have ft
satisfying service for every household.
The Medford
Domestic Laundry
Phone
Guarding Your Health
n .1 !
Miss Bruch Gives
Musical Evening
Mlaa Lucie Bru'h, violinist, who ap
peared In concert here last week, en
tertained a numbe of her frlenda at
a musical evening at the -t. O. Pur
ucker home Thursdsy.
Violin and plsno numbers were en
Joyed by the guests. Miss Bruch left
yesterday for Klamath Palls, where
she will appear In concert during the
coming two weeka.
Expecting Heavy
Labor Day Travel
With a five-day bargain offering!
or Its Dollsr Day cent-a-mlle fares
scheduled from September 1 to 6,
with return limit of September l'i,
the Southern Pacific company Is pre
pared for peak Labor Day holiday
traffic, local officiate state. The ex
cursion program covers six western
states.
Smiths Are Guests
Of Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and
daughter Sidney, who drove recently
from New York City to Medford are
spending the remainder of the aum
mer with Mrs. Smith's psrenta at
the Oreenleaf ranch on the Old Stage
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Oreenleaf also return
ed home recently from the winter
In California.- Both families are en
joying many pleassnt visits with old
friends In the valley.
Teachers Return
From Vacations
Several Instructors In the Medford
schools are being welcomed by local
society this week on their return
from summer vacations In the nortn,
the south and at the beaches.
Miss Winifred Andrews has return
ed from Eugene aa has Miss Josephine
Klrtley. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tucker
are here after an extensive vacation
to vartoua nolnta. and Mlsa Alice
Cromar la back from California where
she spent the summer aa guest of her
sister.
Miss Goold Has
Birthday Party
CRATER LAKE PAR1-Celebrang '
her eleventh birthday, Mtsa Jane I
Ooold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !
Charles Ooold, was the hostess of a
party held at the home of ner parent
at Crater Lake Friday afternoon .
Games and refreshments were en
Joyed. Guests present were: Jure Sollnsky,
Lee Henderson, Donald Llbuey. Mar
garet Sargent, Susan Miller, Dorothy
and. Eleanor Slnvon, Dolores Ooold
and Jane Ooold.
(V 'jsons Here
Frt ! University.
: .terestlng guesta In Medford over
the week end were Mr. and Mrs.
Prince L. Calllson of Eugene, wtio were
visiting friends yesterday before con
tinuing north to the University ot
Oregon, where Mr, Calllson la head
coach.
Voorhles' Gnests
Enjoy Valley
General and Mrs, Robert Brown,
who have been guests for the pant
week of Colonel and Mrs. Gordon
Voorhles. are delighted with Medford
In late summer and have enjoyed
many drives about the valley, since
their arrival from San Francisco.
80
for
166
Certified Sanitation
Valley School
Among Those to
Open Next Week
The Valley achcol. on of Med
ford's moat popular private schools,
win onen September A. It was an
nounced yesterday, Mlsa Marie Fossl
win again preside ss principal and
Miss Nsoml Hohman ss her assist
ant. The third teacher, who will aa
stst In the kindergarten work and
Instruction of music, has not been
appointed.
The Valley school, which Is ideally
located, la chosen by many mothers
because of the besltb advantages to
be gained. It Is so situated and con
structed aa to make the most of the
southern Oregon sunshine all seasons
of the year and the children are given
much Instruction out of doors,
Mlsa Grace Fernald of the Univer
sity of California, daughter of the
famoue James 0. Fernald. described
the school ae superior In Its clsss to
anything In Oregon. The method of
Individual Instruction, used at the
Velley school, she commended high
ly. The enrollment of the school
enables the Instructors to follow this
method of Instruction with the great
est ease and accomplishment.
Although tuitlona have been ar
ranged to comply with the economic
changes of today, there will be no
changea In curtculum at the school.
It was announced yeaterday. Art.
dramatics and French will still be
available to children from the first
grade, upward, and a large enroll
ment la anticipated.
Mrs. Strang Sings
Grants Pass Concert
Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang of this
city aang a group of songs at the con
cert of the Grants pass band In the
neighboring city Prlday evening,
-i-Mrs,
Carpenter and
Children In South
Mrs. Alfred S, V. Carpenter and
children are guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. John Scott at Mallbu Beach.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Carpenter are
sisters.
SAVE
While You Are Earning!
Fruit Workers Are Invit
ed To OPEN A SAV
INGS ACCOUNT Now
In The
First National Bank
"A Departmentized Bank"
S3
I Telephoned We Would Be There At Six'
A COURTESY CALL
A2fY disappointments and sometimes embarrass
LT' ment result from "just dropping in" on folks.
'A telephone call is so quick and resassuring that most
people think of it not only as a courtesy due others,
but a real convenience to themselves and it costs little-
Anyone, anywhere, any time from your own telephone, or
from public telephones conveniently located everywhere.
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co,
of Southern Oregon
Dixie Club Plans
Luncheon Event
A covered dish luncheon will be
enjoyed by members of the Dixie club
at the home of Mra. C. J. Pry Bat
uulsjr. September 1 Luncheon will
be urved at U:30 o'dKk and thase
Interested are asked to -all Mrs. O. Q.
D'A.btnt, ei. for further Informa
tion A lsrge attendance Is antici
pated for tha event.
Combes-Wilson
Nuptials Told
Announcement haa been mads here
of the msrrlage In portlsnd of Miss
Dorothy Combes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Combes of this city, to
woodrow Wilson of Portlsnd.
Mrs. Wilson, who la a former mem
ber of the local younger set, has been
employed In Portlsnd for tha past two
years. Mr. Wilson Is studying Isw
In the Rose city, where they are
making their home.
Mrs. Webber ' ' "
Entertains Club
Tuesday evening Mrs. Ed. Webber
entertained the Pythian Sister club.
There were aeventeen members pres
ent and two visitors. Miss Oaylord
and Mrs. Hemstreet. Pour tsbles of
bridge were In play with Mrs. O. J.
Wolf holding high score and Mrs.
Ruth Wslden low. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Elliott and ' '
Children Return U City
Mrs. B. R. Elliott and daughters.
Amy and Joan, and son Jimmy, are
expected to return to the city today
after apendlng the summer at their
cottage on Rogue river at Shady Cove.
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Chiropractic and Physiotherapy
OREGON LICEXHE 384
California License 3020
13 YEARS IN MEHFORP, ORE.
Mrs. Gates Invites
Friends to Affair
Feteing Mrs. Mann
Mrs. Horace Gates Is entertaining
Tuesday for the pleasure of Mrs..
Larry Mann of Portland, who Is guest
.here of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Pred Heath. She haa Invited eight
guesta to luncheon.
Mrs. Mann formerly resided In
Medford and haa many frlenda here
who are greeting her during the sum
mer's visit.
John Hamill Here
From an Francisco,
John Hsmlll of Ssn rranelseo, for.
merly of this city, Is expected to ar
rive tomorrow to be the guest here
of Mr. jnd Mrs. Leonard Carpenter.
Permanents
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only . . ,
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