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PJGE TWO irEDFOUD MSTL TRTBTTNT3, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER ?, 1932. i-r ., Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Society To Play Bridge and Raise Funds for Relief Relief work and benefit parties continue to bold first place on the Medford social calendar as the Cnrlat maa holidays approach, bringing In creased demanda (or tunds with which to bring little cheer to fire sides, which have been lacking In food and warmth for several months. While all agencies and organiza tions are devoting their time to the cause, the need haa extended to num erous social nouns and Individuals are now joining the movement, Mrs. Otis Newbury Is among the first to sponsor a benefit party. She will be hostess Tuesday afternoon In the new women's club rooms In the city hall at a benefit duplicate contract tour nament for which numerous table reservatlona have already been made. All proceeds realized from the party will be donated the Lions club relief tltchcu. Mrs. Newbury will be assist ed In supervising play by Mrs, Lois Day and Mrs. Ea telle Qulsenberry. Tables for the) tournament had been reserved yesterday by Mr. Robert Hart, Mrs. David Rosenberg, Mrs. T. E. Daniels, Mrs. Jamea H. Owen, Mrs. Evan Reamea, Mrs. O. Glen Smith, Mrs. D. a. Tyree, Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp, Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mrs. F.' a. Bunch, Mrs, John q. Boyle, Mrs, R. . J. Henry, Mrs. J, p. Pllegel, Mrs. A. W. Pipes, Mrs, Oeorge Dean, Mrs. Barry Prentice and Mrs. John 0. Mann. . Paying will begin at a o'clock. Formal Dancing Club Has Large Party on Friday An important event of the, past weex was me lormai dancing club party held at St. Mark's Guild hall Friday evening and preceded by sev eral dinners and open house In numerous homes. ' The commltee tor the dance was composed of Mrs. R. O. Bardwell Mrs. Gilbert Stuart, Mrs. Fletcher Fish, Mrs. Donald Gray, Mrs. Robert N orris and Mrs. O. Rease Braley, ' Pan Hellenic Has Bridge Event at J. A. Perry Home There were seven tables arranged for dessert bridge yesterday at the Some of Mrs. J. A. Perry, when Pan , Hellenio met there with Mrs. Walter Flynn, Mrs. Chester Hubbard and Miss Prlscllla Webb as hostesses. Card PartySet For Wednesday By Altar Society ah persons wno enjoy aa evening St cards are asked to Join members Of St. Ann's Altar society in play at Parish hall Wednesday evening of thie week. The society will entertain with a party that evening with Mrs. W. H. Smith and members of the ad visory board acting as hostesses. A large attendance Is anticipated. .- Mrs. Berrtan, Hostess , To Executive Board The executive board of the Women's Missionary society of the Christian church, was entertained at the home of Mrs. H. J. Berrien, on Oenessee street Wednesday afternoon. There were 10 guests present. Plans for the work of the next quarter were dis missed, also plans for a missionary pageant to be put on January 8, were perfeoted. After the business period, a social time was enjoyed and delight ful refreshments served. The plates were decorated with sprigs of holly, carrying out the Christmas Idea. Miss Reynolds Is Hostess Friday At Evening of Bridge Among ehsrmlng hostesses of the past week waa Miss Dorothy Reynolds, who entertained at bridge Friday evening at the Hotel Holland. There were three tsblea In play during the evening and prizes awarded Mra. Ralph Bailey and M. L. Woodson, at cards; and Ralph Bailey won honors In the contest of the evening. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly, Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Mulbollsnd, Mr. and Mra. J. Verne Shangle, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Bailey, Mr, and Mrs, M. L. Woodson, Dr, and Mrs, A, E. Dodson, Misses Viola Tem- pleton and Aletha Gray and Mr. Jasper Reynolds. Christmas Party Date Chosen By Local B.P.W. Club The Post-Delphlans will be among local organizations celebrating the Christmas holiday season this com ing week, Thursdsy morning, Decem ber 6, In the new club rooms In the city hall, they will hear an Interest ing Chrlstmss program, whlchhas been arranged under the leadership of Mrs. R. 0. Mulholland. The program will open at G:S0 o'clock and each member la Invited to bring guest. P.E.O. Sisterhood To Meet Thursday At Hammond Home Chapter AA of the P.E.O. Sister hood will meet at the home of Mrs. R. B. Hammond, 309 Crater Lake avenue, Thursday evening of this week, with Mrs. A. O. Bennett and Mra. L. E. Williams assisting the hostess. The program for the evening will Include current events by Mra.. I,. E. Wllllama and "Mystery Cities of Cam bodia" by Mrs. Lelsnd Mentzer. Bazaar Committee Plans at Luncheon The committee, directing the var ious booths at the St. Mark's Guild bazaar to be held Wednesday at the Guild hall, beginning at 10 a. m. and continuing to 7:00 p. m., was enter talnod yesterday at 1 o'clock lunch eon at the home of Mra. Edwin L. Knapp, 38 Geneva. Following lunch eon plans for the bazaar were formu lated. Present were; Mrs. John Bameburg, Mrs. R, 0. Mulholland, Miss Marjorle Mulholland. Mra. M. W. Wagner, Mrs. H. W. Hsmlln, Mrs. O. W. Ellis, Mrs. Owendolyn Woodcock and the hostess. Eastern Stars to Contribute Foods Mrs. Onraella SiniM mm.m.w mat ron of the Order of Esstern Star, yesterday requested that all mem bers bring Jam or Jelly to the reg ular meeting of the order scheduled for December 14. in the Muonin hall. The contrtbutlona will on fn tfe Jackson county oommlssary, as the order'a Christmas contribution. Election of officers will ha hulrf at the meeting, and a large attend ance la desired. Bridie Club Meeta ' At Hatchttell Home Mra. Miller and Mrs. Rose Schelf felln will be hostesses to the Building Bridge club Thursday of this week at the home of Mrs. n. n (htjhBMii mm Ashland avenue. Playing will bogln at 3 o'clock and a good attendance la anticipated. .r SAVE p This Coupon and $1.95 TT7 n 1 Lg; Buys values to $3.95 Silk Gowns Paiamas Dancettes Silk Robes Hats Ideal for Christmas Olfti ADRIENNE'S FLIER AND HIS HEIRESS BRIDE GIVE A PHOTOGRAPH nv i i misv,m u jeaasaas 7 ; ! - No gift is more individ ual or more appreciated than your Portrait. Photographs by Peas leys are inexpensive presents at this year's prices. Opposite Holly Thoutre The Peasley s PHOTOGRAPHIC ART f" 'sr i f an 4 4, J 1 x4i i t 4 . James Goodman Hall, New York broker and aviator, and hit bride, the former Ann V. Burnett, Texas heiress, sailed on a honeymoon to Cuba and Mexico a few hours after their wedding In New York. The bride is a granddaughter si the late Capt 8, Burk Burnett, Fort Worth, Tex., cattleman. When he died about 10 years ago she Inherited I large share of an estate estimated at $20,000,000. (Astoclated Press Photo) Mrs. Brown Feted At Bridge Party and Linen Shower For the pleasure of Mrs. Harold Brown, the former Mlsa Mary Bebb, whose wedding was a recent event In local society, Misses Gladys Ap plegate and Francea Welsner enter tained at bridge and a linen shower yesterday afternoon at the ' letter's home on South Holly. Reds and greens of the .holiday season were used throughout the decorations, large bowls of laurel berrlea being much In evidence,. Lit tle red candles, which merited each place, were lighted when tea was served, and large red candles formed the centerpieces. Present were the honor guest, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Helen Mlnkler, Mrs. LaVerne Sutherlln and Mrs. W. E. Lantls, and Misses Estella Dor gan, Dorothy Rogers, Voda Brower, Gertrude Carlton, LeLlla ' Carlton, Margaret Dowllng, Eleanor Ames, Viola Templeton, Kathleen Ness, Katherlne Stewart and the hostesses. Wednesday Study Club Meets Dec. 7 On the afternoon of December. 7th at 3:30, the Wednesday Study club will meet in the new club rooms, lo cated In the city hall on North Cen While the members ars looking for ward with pleased anticipation to their new quarters, there will be many pleasant memories of the years In which they met In the library. This was especially convenient In the matter or easy access to study material, and the courteous and ef ficient help of the library stalf, Mrs. now and Son I.cine for East Mrs. Dean Dow and eon, Merlin, left Snturdsy morning for Wadena, Minn., where they wl)l visit Mrs. Dow's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stearns, and her brother. They ex pect to spend a month away from Med ford. fiT A1SNOUNCING COMPLETE SERVICES in Community China MATCHING THE NEW Hamilton DESIGN in I "1 Ml tl IfTlf WrWtmT lAJiujuumri PLATFa A I 1 8rlnfor 5U (39 PUtm) . 029 BO 9m Wmt ri .... 0S.QO China exqiiUllrly fine rar Tying the lovelinnm of the newest Community 11 Bte do iga to new rxprvwuton for moHrrn Uintlnc- sS; ;.vftx inn, on me uuiuimi vith Uio 8ilvcrwre, Alto Commnnttr China to match the INoli.riuir PrauTille, Cronrfnnr do igna of Coiniu unity riate. Pr appoint mrnt distributor of Community China In Mrdfurd Larry Schade "Your rarorlte jeweler lnr inig Christmas Season Will Be Observed By Post Delphians Plans for Christmas psrtles are be ing made by many groupa in Med ford this week, although the holiday Is still three weeks distant. The Busi ness and Professional Women's club will hold the annual Christmas party of that organization In tho new wo men's club rooms In the city hall De cember 22. Other groups are also pumnlng to hold their Christmas parties In the new club rooms, which furnish an ldeai place for afternoon snd eve ning affairs. Past Matrons to Attend Dessert Bridge On Monday Past matrons will meet at the home of Mrs. J. A. Perry, 104 West Main street, Monday, December 0, at 1:30 o'clock for dessert bridge. The committee for the event Is composed of Mrs. Perry and Mesdamcs Lumsden, Larlson and Woodford. All members of the local club and visiting Past Matrons are cordially invited to attend the affair. Missionary Society Will Meet Tuesday The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist ohurch will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jessie Mlnear on Ktngs highway. Mrs. J. W. Smylle will be program chairman.' Festive Bazaar to Draw Crowds Local Guild Here Ushering in the season of giving in a festive manner, members of St. Mark's Guild will bold an all day bazaar at the Guild hall this com ing Wednesday and have planned a day, which will be of Interest to all, beglnlng with the hour of 10 a. m., and continuing until 7:00 p. m. Christmas decoratlona will form the proper setting for the event and suitable gifts for all will be on dis play, arousing ths deelre to help old Santa Clsus out In this year's big Job. Bridge will be plsyed during the afternoon, beginning at 2:00 o'clock, and tables are being arranged for both contract and auction. A amsll sum will be charged for tea and cards. Mrs. B. E. Swsn la chairman of arrangements for cards, and her committee Includes Mrs. Gwendolyn Wodcock, Mrs. E. H. Paxson, Mrs. J. A. McDougall, Mrs. CMas. Strang and Mrs. Hall Piatt. Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp, chairman of fancy work, is being assisted by Mrs. E. W. Oould. Mrs. John Bameburg and Mrs. R. C. Mul holland. Mrs. O. W. Ellis la chair man of the candy booth and Mrs. Wagner,' chairman of cooked foods. Is being assisted by Mrs. H. W. Ham lin. Three prices have been announced for the bazaar and all articles will be Included In that price range, which Is topped by one dollar. Adarel Chapter Elects Officers Mare! Chapter, No. 8, O. E. S., of Jacksonville, held election of officers at the regular meeting Thursday eve ning at the Masonic hall. Officers elected for the coming year were: Worthy Matron. Mrs. E. B. Bell; Worthy Patron, V. T. Wilson: Assoc lste Matron, Mollle Brltt; Associate Patron, Ernest Langley; secretary, Allien Maxwell: treasurer, Anna Lang ley; conductress, Anna Cater; asso ciate conductress, Edith Smith. Fol lowing election of officers plans were made for the annual Christmas party which will be held Saturday evening, December 17 and to whloh all mem bers and their families are Invited. At this meeting Installation of offic ers will be held. . Greater Medford Club Will Meet There will be a meeting of the Greater Medford club In the new club rooms In the city hall tomorrow and a large attendance la especially desired aa officers will be elected. The meeting will open at 2 o'clock and all former members of the club and other Interested women are In vited. MIrs Andrews to Lead j Wutmlnater Forum i Miss Winifred Andrews will lead the Westminster Forum at lta meet ing this evening, which opens at 6:30 o'clock In the Presbyterian churah. She will use for her sub ject "Which Way Religion' by Rev. j Wm. Fosdlck, a minister In the city of New York. j Wide Variety of Songs in Program of Local Gleemen The program arranged by the Med ford Gleemen for their concert Tues day evening embraces a wide variety of songs. There are beautiful ar rangements of popular ballade aucb as "Sylvia," "Danny Boy," "I Love a Lassie" and others of equal charm especially adapted to male voices. The heavier numbera Include "Landslgbt lng" by Grieg, Rachmaninoff's Pre lude "Bella at Eventide," and "Dear Land of Home" from "Flnlandla" by Sibelius. Interspersed through the list will be compositions In lighter vein, the foremost of which is "Mas cot of the Troop" from "Mademoiselle Modiste." The old favorite "Swing Along" and a modern number "Lull aby of the Leaves" arranged by Se bastian Apollo, accompanist of the gleemen, sre close rivals of "The Mascot" in vivacity. These are only part of the reper toire prepared for presentation but convey an Idea of the scope of the program and forecast an enjoyable evening for music. Tickets are on sale at the Chamber of Commerce, The Toggery, Swem's Palmer's, Prultfs. Jarmln & Woods and West Side Pharmacy. Christian Missionary Society To Meet The Women's Missionary society of the Christian church will hold regu lar monthly meeting In the recrea tional holl. Wednesday afternoon, De cember 7, at 2 o'clock. All women In terested are cordially Invited. At the program hour, a missionary pageant will be put on by members of group 8 of which Mrs. I. h. Gore Is chslr man. . Presbyterian Women To Plan for Buaar The women's association of the Presbyterian church will meet In the church parlors Tuesday afternoon, December 0th at 2:00 o'clock. A good attendance la desired as final arrangementa will be made for the church bazaar to be held December 8th. . The members of Merit Circle will be hoatesses. Broken windows glszed by Trow orldge Cabinet Works. A Dr. H. P. Coleman Chiropractic roysiotnereijj and all Natural Methods OKtQO.N UCENSB 864 California License aOSB 13 YEARS IN MEDFORD. ORE. M-r'W t 1 1 X 4 s "Buy American Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton and Illinois ars American-made Watches featured by LAWRENCE'S f It It poor .economy to buy a cheap foreign watch. 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WE ARE SHOWING THE Hammond Automatic Bridge Tables Automatically Shuffles and Deals Here is a card table that actually shuffles and deals cards automatically! Made by the manu facturers of Hammond Clocks, this attractive mahogany-finished table is guaranteed for long service and would make a very appropriate Christmas gift for the family that enjoys bridge . . . This novel automatic table has a replaceable cover and is a real bargain at these prices. $25-00 and $45-00 See This Table In Our Store This Week Peoples Electric Store 212 W. Main St. A. B. Cunningham Phone 12 0. 0. Alenderfer 4
