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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, CREGOX, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1932. PAGE TWO i Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon mm Society Welcomes Arrival of Merry Christmas Today Fragrance of fir trees, and all oth er of the Oregon forest fill the air today as fsmllles gather at their fa vorite firesides and frlcnda extend to each other the age old, and ever wel come greeting, of "Merrjr Christmas, Happy New Year and good will to men." And aa the Chrlstmaa aplrlt doml natea the world social function! wane but plana are being made for much featlvlty to grace the holiday season. Quests are arriving .'rom many points to spend the holidays here with friends and relatives and nu merous events are planned. : Mrs. E. H. Lloyd of London, Eng land is guest for the holidays of her daughter. Mrs. Jack Morrill and will be feted at several events of the sea. on. She arrived the lat of the week from California. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Reed are en tertaining tomorrow at their Gold Kill home with a large Christmas party to which many of their Medford rrlends have been Invited. ' Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. M. Roberts are entertaining today with a dinner to which A. 8. Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. R. o. Eardwell and daughter. Betty, and Mrs. English have been Invited. Tomorrow evening the Medford post of the American Legion will entertain with the annual Christmas ball at Oriental Gardens and many dinner parties will' precede the event. Others are planning for the dinner dance to be held at the Hotel Med ford New Tear's eve snd the Elks annual New year's eve party at tne temple, Mr. and Mrs. Delroy OetcheU en tertained last evening with a dinner psrty for the pleasure of their daugh ter, Olorla, home from school for the holidays and Mr. and Mrs. Bayard OetcheU. popular numbers of the young married set. Eighteen guests were Invited for the evening and din ner was followed by dancing. : Thursday evening local membeie of Phi Sigma Kappa were hosts at a dinner dance it Moore's Drive Inn. Present were: Misses BUUe Hammett, Hester Whitman, Leah Inch, Irwanda Bateman, Nelle Green and Adra Ed wards, and Messrs. Paul Wagnar. George Barron, Wllfrel Barron, Paul Luy, Jack Walker, and Dick Isaacs. Holiday Setting Adds Interest to Study Club Meet The Wednesday Study olub held regular session on Decmeber 91st In the Women's club rooms on North Central. The desk was gay with can dles and Christmas greenery, arrang ed by the President, Mrs. J. H. Coch ran and the program reflected the Christmas spirit. Reversing the usual order of procedure the first number on the program was "Topics of the Day," given by Mrs. J. O. Orey. These covered a wide range of Important and interesting happenings In this country and In foreign landa. Mrs. O. A. Meeker reviewed three sharply contrasting stories from a very In teresting collection of tales entitled "Christmas In Modern Story." com piled by VsnBuren and Remls. With mutusl good wishes for the holiday season, the olub adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs. L. B. Humphry! on January the 4th at 3 p. m. This will be the 36th anniversary of the Study club and also the annual guest day, when Mrs. Humphrya and her "Good Times" committee will enter tsln the club members and their guests. Mr. Bowman, Honor Guest at Farewell Dinner Wednesday TALENT A dinner was given In honor of Supt. O. R. Bowman at the Tiny Tavern In Talent, Dec. 31 by the teachers of the grades and high school In Talent. The affair waa In the form of a farewell and expression of appreciation of the splendid help ard courtesy extended the group by Mr. Bowman during his work with the schools. Much regret has been voiced hy both pupils and parents In looelng Mr. Bowman at this time. His two and a half years as superintendent of the Talent school have constituted one of the best and moat successful periods Talent has ever had. A beau tiful desk set wss presented Mr. Bow men oy me faculty ana tne high School atudent body presented him a leather billfold. Miss Holt Invites . C.A.R. to Meeting Wednesday, Dec. 28 Miss Barbara Holt will be hostess for Oeneral Joseph Lane Society, Children of the American Revolution on Wednesday. December 311, begin ning at 3:00 p. m. She la preparing an Interesting program an4 asks each one to rome provided with pen cil and paper. Each la also asked to bring a gift which Is limited In price to ten cents. Alt members are reminded to bring their dues. The president, Miss Ferry, urges rjl members to be present as flnsl plans will bs perfected for ths pro gram whlchv ths organlestlon will give before the D. A, R, In January. Arrive Kfre For Holidays Mr. and Hr Lloyd Williamson have na their guests, Mr. Williamson's sister, Miss Louise Williamson of Salem, and his mother, Mrs. Addis Wllllsmson. also of tho northern city. Miss Williamson arrived here Satur day. Mra. Williamson earlier In the . week. - Miss "everance Home From Rc-hool Miss Florence May Severance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sev france of Jacksonville, arrived home Thursday from Oregon State college, where she 1 a atudent, to spend Ifcr holidays HI'S her patents. Medford Teachers Enjoying Holidays Holidays for Medford school In structors began Thursday and while many have gone to other cltlee for the Christmas and New Year res tlvltles many are also staying how. Among them are: Myrna Barrett, Kula Benson, H. F. Cope, C. D. Thompson, A. J. Hanny, Leland Mentzer, E. M. Kirtiey. Ger trude Oates and Mine Fera Hart- sook. Miss Doris Bster plsns to spsna Christmas with ber mother and sis ter who reside nesr Medford. Seversl of the teachers are re turning to their parents' homes for the holidays. Miss Cllta Walden and Miss Maurlne Carroll are going to their homee In Eugene, while Miss Christine Holt and Miss Caren Deg- ermark will spend their time In Portland. Miss Lora Mitchell wiu spent Chrlstmss with her parents In McMlnnvllle. Mrs. La Vera OetcheU will holt dsy in Corvallls and will attend the state teachers' convention In Port land. Other teachera who plan to attend the convention are E. M. Hus song and Ralph R. Bailey, who wlU also spend some time In Salem. Mm. Olennle Mae Early and Miss Marie Ridings will go to Eugsne. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Burgher will spend pert of their vacation In Med ford but may go to San Francisco later In the holidays. Among the other going south for the holtdsyii are Miss Wilms Maniy. who will attend the national Span ish teacher'a convention In San Francisco. Mrs. Ellrabeth Jerome, who will spend her time In San Francisco and San Jose, and C. O. Smith, who la going to Ban Francisco. Royal Arch Masons Elect New Leaders At a meeting of Crater Lake Chap ter No. 33 Royal Arch Masons, neid In the Masonlo hall Tuesday eve- nine;, December 30th. the following orf leers were elected and Installed: High priest, L. C. Stewart: king. O. W. DeJarnett: scribe, O. O. Horner; captain of the host, O. A. Barr; Prln. sojourner, V. A. Nor r Is: treasurer, O. D. Frazee; secretary, Oeo. B. Alden: royal arch oaptaln, Fred Purdln: master of third vail, Darrel Huson; master of second vail, L. L. Sanders; masters of first vail. Elmsr Kyle: chaplain, O. M. Hons ton; tyler, A. H. Willett. The chspter has Just finished very successful year and prospect are bright for 1933. All members are very enthusiastic regarding the future of the lodge. Levy Pupils In Recital Monday Pupils of Victor Levy, violin in structor, for the Institute or M mi ca 1 Education, will present s recital Monday, December 38 at 8:30 o'clock nt the First Christian church, Ninth and O&kclale streets Mr. Levy will present two orches tras In this recital, pupils in their first year of Instruction and pupils tn their second year. A number of Interesting solos will t; offered and well known compo a'tlona such as "Blue Danube Walts, "Barcarolle," "Pilgrim Chonia," and "Silent Night" will be played by the orchestras. The public la cordially Invited to attend. Gleaner Clni Sings Chrlstmaa Carols T.he Gleaner clasa of the First Bap tist church held annual Christmas party at the home of Drt. Carlow Tuesday. The committee, Mra. Oeo. B. Young, chairman, Mrs. P. H. Dally, president of the clas. assisted by Mr. Ludwlck, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Shaf fer, Mrs. Simpson, Ltla Young, Lela Young, Alma Ruth Boshears, spent the afternoon decorating the house and Chtistmaa tree and arranging the tablea for the covered dish sup per at 0:30. At the close of the supper the gift were distributed by ni.im!r: The givers Rime wa la the pKCkag and each one was to give three reasons for appreclalng the gift, to the giver. A short program of music; then games appropriate to the season; snowball race; pop corn race. etc. The evening closed with singing of Chrlstmaa carols and old songs. Will Spend Several Pars In North Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0. Kelly are leftvinir tomorrow for Balem. whe. they will spend several days visiting friends snd preparing for the open ing of the legislature, during the term of which they will make their home in the northern city, Mr. Kelly being representative from thla dis trict. Clifford SevlttV Visit Metiers Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Serttts and daughters, luaxlne and Dolores of Dorrls, Cal., are guests here for the holidays of Mrs. SevlttY parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stelger, an 4 Jake Stelgr of Klamath . rails Is also a guest at the Stelger home on Ore gon Terrace, Mr. and Mrs. Oartdtc T Entertain Today Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Oaddls will b hosts today at Chrlstmaa dinner at their home and have Invited to dine with them, Mrs. Helen K. Snedlcor and daughter Miss Jane Snedlcor, Fred Snedlcor and Mr, and Mrs. Hal riiv ana imiuij. Rtinrtts Visit Relative Msruhfleld Mr. and Mrs. Keginald parrett left yesterday for M-rshrield. where they will be gutsu of relatives for sev eral days. Severin Battery Service Medford Made Batteries fl-Tolt, IS-platf, 1 year guaran tee. fS.10 Re wound Armatures 91 up Recharge 5(K. Our Make f3c IV.' t N. Rhenlde Phone 3MI t ANNOUNCE THEIR ENGAGEMENT i t ' ti ' 1 'A A i I Whan Marilyn Miller and Don Alvarado, screen players, were car ried away on an unexpected trip abroad It waa rumored they might ba married. But when they arrived In London It waa announced that they had not wed but were engaged. Thla picture waa taken aa they reach- ed London. The couple waa carried to aaa when they failed to heed the all ashore signal after they had gone aboard a liner In New York to visit friends. (Associated Press Photo) Miss Boyle Plans Dinner Dance for Tuesday Evening Tuesday evening Miss Gertrude Boyle will entertain with a dinner dance for members of the younger sat. The Christmas motif will be used and a Jolly holiday event la anticipated. Invited for the evening are: Misses Anna Mae Fuson, Carvel R carries, Carol Dodge, Dorothy Paley, Barbara Hauk, Ruby Stone, Margaret Warner, Margarita Boyle, the hostess, Miss Gertrude Boyle and Messrs. Harold GeBauer. Max Carter. Bob Carter, Sandy Green. Jack Murray. Emll Mohr, Tommy Fuson, Luclen Clement and Norrls Porter, 4-4 - Dabney-Rrlckson Wedding Saturday At a quiet ceremony yesterday in Grants Pass, Miss Msrcla Dabney of Eagle Point, daughter of Mrs. Alice Dabney of Portland, and Robt. W. Erlckeon of this ctty, student at the Southern Oregon Normal school, were married, Following the wedding service, they left immediately for San Francisco, where they will spend the holidays, returning to Eagle Point to make their home. Mrs. Erlokson Is teaoher In the Eagle Point schools and Mr. Erlckson Is an employee of the United States Park service. Carnahan-Lants Wedding Announced Here Announcements have been receiv ed here of the wedding in Los An geles, December 6, of Mrs. Carrie George Carnahan and Ira Lants of Berkeley, Cal. Mrs. Lants was for many years manager of the Postal Telegraph company here and was a large property owner in Medford, where she is remembered by many friends. Knights and Sisters Sponsor Holiday Dance The Knlghta of Pythias and Pyth ian Sisters are sponsoring a Chrlst maa dance on Monday. Doe. 38. at the K. P. hall. Ail Knishts of Pythias and their friends are Invited to at tend. The Oregon Loggers win furn ish the music and a good time Is as sured all who attend. J. W. Nixon ud his committee composed of Ed ward Schackel, W. L. Walden and Ray Yost will direct the affair. I-eaTe to Spend Holiday tn Rosebnrg Miss Dorothy Rogers and Gene Wright left yesterday for Roeeburg to spend the holiday as guests of Mr. Wright's parents at their home in the northern city. Good News for Colds-Susceptibles Colds-Susceptible!, According to Recent Medical Research, Are Those Who Have Four or More Golds a Year. Estimates Indicate That 30 Million Americans Belong to This Group. rf you catch cold easily you're a Colds -Susceptible." Be especially careful at present. "Grippy colds o prevalent now lower body resistance and often pars the way for 'flu. bronchitis and pneumonia. The wis coun-t to follow is tht outlined in Vlcka Plan for better control of Colds. Last sea son. In clinical testa among thousands of people, this aafa, practical Plan reduced tin number ana duration of colda hy half cut the costs of colds more than half. To you also it can mean fewer colds. Leas severe colds. Less expeuse, Vlcks Plan was made possible by the discovery FOLLOW VICKS Golden Wedding Celebrated by V. L. Vromans Today Just Christmas to many means much, more to a oouple who have made their home in Medford for the pea' 33 years, for Mr. snd Mrs. A. I Vroman of 134 Tripp street are observing their golden wedding anni versary. And to assist thein In the happy celebration, all of their chil dren and grandchildren are In the city for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Vroman r married In Mankato, Minnesota fifty years ago today. Mr. Vroman Is now 3 years of age. and Mrs. Vroman Is 71. Quests of the Vromans Include Mrs. Vroman'a mother, Mrs. R. H. Lozler of Grants Pass, who arrived in Medford Tuesday for the party. 8he Is slmost ninety years old. Others In the city for the party are their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. H. B. Vroman of Los An geles, who arrived by train Saturday morning: Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Vromsn of Klamath Falls, another aon and daufrhter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. S. ft Vroman. son and daughter-in-law and their two ohlldren of Yrefca Cal., Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Vroman. son snd d.iUhter-ln-law and their daughter. rf Phoenix, and their daughter and son-ln-l&w, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huen- ersardt of Bedford and two children, with whom the elder oouple make their home. All of their children are now living and will be here today for the observ ance with ihe exception of one son. who died recently. However, his three children, June. Pauline and Joan, will be gueeta of the grandparents. Miss Sweeney Home For llolldsy Wesson Miss Msry Msrtha Sweeney, deugh. t"r of Mr. snd Mrs. H. B. Sweeney, Is among membera of the younger set home for the holidays. To Ashlnnd For Cnrl.tmaa Mr. and Mra. R. O. Fowler and chll' dren will spend today In Ashland as the guests or Dr. snd Mr&. c. w. Han sen of Ashland. MrKemles Are Guests of Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Cole Holmes have as their guests for the holiday season Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McKensle of San Francisco. 4- Mrs. Plckel In South For Christmas Day Mrs. B. B. Picket of M Summttt avenue left Thursday evening for Ssnsalito, Calif., to spend several weeks visiting relatives and friends. PLAN FOR BETTER CONTROL OF COLDS Jlftif C. Holt and Mr. Parsons Wed At Home Service At a charming cetemony Christmas eve at the home of Mr. and Mra V. L. Holt of Portland, their daugh ter, Christine, and Mr. Alfred Par sons of Longvlew, Wash., were mar ried, Dr. Bowman of the First Pres byterian church reading the service at 8:30 o'clock. The bride waa attended by her sis ter, Mrs. Tom LsFollette, u matron of honor, and Misses Cllta Walden and Ilame Williams, bridesmaids. Mr. Reginald Height waa beat man for the groom. Mrs. Parsons, following the holiday season, will return to Medford to re sume her position aa teacher of social science In the local high school. Mr. Parsons, who U a civil engineer, la following hie profession In Montana. Since coming to Medford about a year ago, Mrs. Parsons ass made her home with Mra. E. B. Picket and has a large circle of frlenda here. Benefit Party At Parish Hall Added To Holiday Events One of the leading events on this week's social calendar, crowded with Informal affairs for families and guests, will be the benefit card party announced by the women of Sacred Heart Catholic church for Wednes day afternoon, December 38. Play ing will begin at 1 o clock in a fes tive Yuletlde atmosphere and games of pivot, contract and auction bridge and 600 will be enjoyed. All women who enjoy cards and the friendliness which accompanies a .holiday affair at parish hall are cordially invited to attend tnis event snd promised a very happy after noon. Miss Elander and Mr. Samon Married On Christmas Eve At a simple but Impressive cere mony last evening at 6 o'clock at the First Christian church parsonage Miss Marie Blander of this city, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Blander of Portland, and George Samon, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Samon of Etna Mills, Cal. were married. Rev. W. R. Balrd performing the ceremony In the presence of a few Immediate friends. The bride was attired In sn attrac tive ensemble of heliotrope with ac cessories to harmonize and was at tended by Miss Pegiry Glnn. Following the service, Mr. and Mr. Samon were guests at the Glnn home on Dakota, then left for the south o be guests of Mr. Samon parents on Christmas day. They will continue to the bay district to spend the re. malnder of the holidays in San Fran Cisco after which they will be at homo to their friends in Modesto, cm. Guests Here of Mr. and Mrs. Noe Dr. and Mrs. Leland Noe and daughter Mlos Nancy, arrived in Medford from San Francisco Friday afternoon to spend the holidays as guests of Dr. Noe's parents, Mr. and Mra. Clarence T. Noe. Mrs. Piatt and Son To Visit In Portland Mrs. Hal PlStt and son Leigh ton, are leaving Monday to spend a week visiting friends tn Portland. Klein Home From Stanford for Holidays Ralph Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Klein, is home from Stanford university for the holidays. Altar Society Meets Tuesday There will be a regular meeting Tuesday of St. Ann's Altar society and a good attendance is desired. For practical and useful gifts wrapped attractively sec ETHELWYN B- HOFFMANN Sixth and Holly. 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Dur ing Ihe day, use the convenient VlcKs Nose Drops (or added comfo:t and relief while you work. Neff-Hart Wedding Of Interest Here Announcements have been received here of the wedding in Klamath Falls of Miss Marts Hart, former teacher in Stockholm, Sweden, and Francis Neff, son of Mr. snd Mrs. B. F. Neff of this city. They were married in the neighboring city De cember 17 and will be at home to their friends after January t at 802 Walnut street. Mr. - Neff, who has many friends in this city, is an Instructor In the Henley schools at Klamath Falls. Pythian Children Feted on Friday A beautiful Christmas entertain ment was held Friday evening by Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sis ters for the pleasure of the lodge children. A Christmas tree, rich In tinsel and other novelties, was the center of interest, and hot popcorn and other refreshments added to the Christmas atmosphere of the party. The following program was pre sented: Piano solo hy Jackie Lit trail. piano solo by Kathleen Starkey, pi ano solo by Dorr Barrett, "Pluto's 1 Revels" by Schmidt; tap dance by Ruth Harwood; vocal solo, "Star of ; the East." Jeanette Trill; violin duet, Evelyn and Nota Harwood, accom- ; panled by Corlnne Harwood; read- ; lng, Leila Henderson; violin solo, "Poem" by Fldlck. played by Beulah Gore; Christmas carols by the chll- ; dren, accompanied by Cecil Sullivan. : A beautiful effect was acquired by singing "Silent Night" from the , balcony with violin accompaniment. Post-Delphians Plan Programs The study groups of the Post Del phis ns will meet for a most in teresting program Thursday morn ing. December 20th at 9:30. The first group to meet with Mrs. G. R. Satchwell with Mrs. C. C. Furnas as leader. The second group to meet with Mra. W. F. Campbell, with Mrs. I. F. Andres as leader. Members are urged to be prompt as the program planned is long. Pocnhontus Lodge Has Jolly Party A good attendance was present at the Christmas tree of the Pocahontos lodge last week. The program was very good, consisting of solos on the piano, Bnxophone, and violin, as well as recitations by the little tots, and readings by Mattle Luman and Maude Abbott. Santa Claus arrived with a treat for each child and chocolate and cookies were served by the supper commltee. A Leap Year dance will be held Friday, December 30, this being the last chance for such a dance for some time. Dickey's orchestra will play and the surplus funds after faying for the music will go to a special purpose. All Red men, Poca hontas and Vieir friends are Invited. Missionary Society Htu Social at Cobb Mom The Women's Missionary society of J the South Methodist church held a i December social and program meet ing Tuesday with Mrs. S. M. Cobb. The program as outlined by the coun cil waa on the subject of world mis sions and world peace and after the program Mrs. Tilley and Mrs. Oood man had charge of the Christmas tree. MLss Mary Hamilton and Jean Rice assisted the hostess in serving. Chrysanthemum Circle to Meet Wednesday Chrysanthemum Circ.e No. 84. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet in regular session Wednesday of this week instead' of Monday, the latter being a holiday. The social entertainment will be in charge of the captain and guards and all officers are especially urged to attend the meeting. ' mm L. C. SCHAFER ELECTRIC WORKS Moved to 110 Sixth St. formerly the Old City Police' Station JtoomKoomT. IITIIIIUOIII TV Itll LI cat 1 1 P.MAN I twn P.rtnnl ' -- v, - )00 AO50 up J THESE ARE THE ism n neH Many to Attend Mass at Sacred Heart at 8 a. m. Many local folk will go to church this morning to attend high mass at the Sacred Heart church, at 8:00 o'clock, at which time there will he a beautiful and masterful rendition of J. Alfred Schehl's mass in honor of St. Lawrence. Sebastian Apollo, organist, will play this masterpiece of Lltutglcal music snd Is ably assisted In the Interpretation by the following choir: Mrs. Josephine Prevost, Mrs. John J. Wilkinson, Mrs. Franu M. Grltech, Mra. Zlta Slngler Maddox, sopranos; Mrs. Rose Slngler and Miss Barbara Kovorka, altos: L. N. Foy and J. E. Foy, tenors; R. A. Miksche, W. Stuart, Dr. Victor 0. Apollo and Harold Corliss, bassos. The public is extended a cordial invitation by Father Francis W. Black. Beautiful New Christian-Art CALENDARS Are here. The number Is limited, so we request ttiat you come early Because of this limited number, only one to ft family. 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Rings" K Plan NOW To Attend the New Year's Eve Dinner Dance 9 to 12 o'clock .Dance and Sin at Start the New Year In Happiness and Kill the Depression I 1 1 i TIDiNGSf 4
