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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Wee
' V . Eva Nealon
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Daughters, Nile .
Z?ringr Festivity
To Social Realm
- The outstanding social event ot
the put week ill brought to Med
ford by Daughter 01 the Nile, who
held ceremonial and Installation for
Zulclma temple here Wednesday
Mrs. Ethel Boggs of Medford waa
lnatalled aa queen to succeed Mi.
Sophia Baker of Oranta Paaa at the
Impressive ceremony held In the eve
ning at the Maaonlo hall. In the
afternoon a ceremonial waa held
with Supreme Queen L. Pearle M'j
Olellan of Albany, N. Y., aa honor
guest. Mra. MoOlellan waa also hon
ored at a luncheon Thursday at the
Hotel Medford. given -by officers of
Zulelma temple. ;
Following the ceremonial Wednes
day a banquet waa held at the Hotel
i Medford, attended by one hundred
aeventy-tiva guests. Members of the
patrol and chorus were present and
many songs added to the festive
spirit of the occasion. Tables at the
hotel and the Masonic nan were
beautifully decorated In flowers,, er
. ' pressing the chosen colore of the
temple. And the spirit of the Orient
prevailed In the hall where metal
- l.flm n1 MTAmAnl&l were con
ducted. ' ' -
, Following the ceremonial In the
.; afternoon, tea was served under the
dlreotlon of Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch. The
tea table waa prettily arranged with
flowers and candles aa centerpiece
and Mrs. R. B. Sweeney and Mrs.
Chas. Gilbert poured.
In the evening, as each officer en
tered the Mason lo hall, she waa pre.
sented. a colonial bouquet, a gltt
. from the lnoomlng queen, who also
carried a oolonlal bouquet during the
impressive ceremony, adding a quaint
and lovely touoh to the airair.
The supreme queen acted aa In.
stalling officer, Mrs. Nellie McOowan
. In.tnlllnff fffnnfl TVULrflHAll. MM.
Mary Sweeney as Installing grand
chaplain, Miss Dorothy Reynolds as
Installing organist.
Officers installed In addition to
the queen, Mrs. Boggj, were: Prin
cess royal, Lulu Franco, AabiMid:
Tlraah, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Grants
Pass, and Bodoura, Mra. Katharine
Woods of Medford. Appointive of
ficers Installed were: Princess re
corder, Ruth Brownell of Grants
Pass, princess banker, Amelia Biitt
of Jacksonville; princess marshall,
Meta Ollbort; princess ohaplatn,
Gwendolyn Woodcock; lady of the
keys. Princess Elizabeth Wing; lady
of the gates, Princess Mabel 'Loomis,
Ashland. Ladles In waiting: Carlotta
Smith, Medford; Nina Span, Ash
land: Kathryn Dlliard, Medford;
Frieda Patera, Ashland; Helen Mc
Callen, Ashland; attendants, Mae
Oooley, Oranta Pass; Nellie Van Nice,
' Oranta Pass. '
Members of HUlah temple of the
Shrine were In attendance and Po
tentate Albert Oaas of Grants Pass
who iiivjbcu w pai i,vija.ve in tuv
ceremonies and entertained with a
song. Jamea Stevens, well " known
local artist, also entertained with a
group of songs, much appreciated,
and was aocompanled at the piano
by Mrs. Roberta Ward Bebb.
The supreme queen waa presented
with a gold nugget from the Grants
Pass members and various other gifta
were exchanged, adding , a holiday
note to the festlvltlea. .
Following the Installation and pre
gram the orowd continued to the
DeMolay hall, which waa enhanced
with palms, ferna and ''baskets of
flowers to form a very Inviting ball
room. The patrol In costume led
the grand march and the evening was
completed with danolng.
Decorations for the day were ar
ranged by Mrs. Marie Sohoepen and
Mra. McOowan- and Mrs. Sweeney
were general chairmen of events.
Thursday a luncheon honoring the
supreme queen was held at the ho
tel, followed by cards at the home
of Mrs. Boggs, where there were four
tables In play. High score was held
by Mrs. Dade Terrett. Tea waa serv
ed at the close of the afternoon by
the hostess. Mrs. Henry BTndera and
Mrs. W. H. McNalr escorted the sup
reme queen to Ashland, where ahe
took the train for Sacramento.
Yesterday the first meeting of Zul
elma temple with the new officers
In their oh airs was held, called by
Mra. Boggs. A meeting waa held at
the Masonic hall In the morning and
In the afternoon and luncheon was
enjoyed at the Hotel Holland, where
tablea were attractively arranged to
greet the new officers.
Ever Ready Circle '
To Meet Tuesday
The Ever Ready olrole of the Pres
byterian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Prank
Llndley, 138 Mistletoe atreet. Mem
bers are asked to bring their needles
and thimbles.
Mrs. Nutting, Hostess ,
At Bridge Fnrty
few friends at contract bridge Fri
day afternoon at her attractive home
on the Crater Lake highway. Re
freshments were served following
games.
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KANSAS CONGRESSWOMAN WEDS
Kathryn O'Loughlln, new damecratlo eongreaswoman from Kansas,
It shown with her husband, Dan McCarthy, following their marriage at
Hays, Kaa. Last year McCarthy waa one of her opponent! In the Kansas
damoeratlo primary. (Aasoclsted Preas Photo)
Splendid Program
Presented Before
College Women
The Rogue River Valley College
Woman'a club met yesterday at the
home of Mrs. E. E. Oore and enjoyed
a delightful musical program.
The following numbera were pre
sented:
piano numbers Dance Amerlcalne
by Dint Mowrey; Brahma Walts No
It, played by Ray Lewis.
Trio piano, flute and vloltnt
"I Would that My Love"Mendelssohn
Song of India."
Serenade .... by Oauno'e
Played by Mra. H. T. Mltchelmore,
Mrs. Bertha Denton, Mlas Floy Young.
Volume eleven of the Collegian.
contributions by club members, edit
ed by Mrs. Charles Wing and Mrs
Susan Campbell, was presented The
leading articles were on technocracy.
the twelve leading women of the
past one hundred years. Poems by
Lucille Ames, illustrated by Miss
Jane Snedlcor, were also a splendid
feature In the Issue. .
Following' the program, Mra.' X, E.
Kelly, assisted by Mrs. W. F. Camp
bell, Mrs. Fred Cummlngs, ' Mrs.
George Carter, Mrs. Robert Frame
and Miss Dorothy earless, served re
freshments.
Mesdames Fry and
Satchwell Invite 1 '
Dixie Club to Tea
Or February 4th. Mrs. O. R. Batch-
well knd Mra. Chas. Pry were host-
uwes to tho Dixie club at the beau
tiful home of Mr. Satchwell on Ash
land avenue. :
The business meeting was follow
ed by a very Interesting program
prepared by Mrs. O. O. Murray, .pro
gram chairman.
Mrs. Rose Schleffelln reviewed tbf
book. "The Master , Kiss," by Bache
lor. Ahe brought out many facts
concerning the life and character of
Washington, and ; event of Revolu
tionary days.
Each member gave a ourrent topic.
Quests for the afternoon were Mes
dames I. W. Thomas. R. B. Swan, Joe
Thomas and Miss Mollle Myers of Los
Angeles. . . . .
The tea table was beautiful. Mrs.
O. Q. D'Alblnl and Mrs.- Laura M.
West poured.
Just-Folks Circle ' '
To Meet Tuesday
There will be a meeting Tuesday
afternoon of the Just Folks circle at
the home of Mrs. Harry Nordwlok at
3:00 o'clock. Assisting the hostess
will be Mts. Howard Persona.
Bible Class Meets :
Tuesday at "V
There will be a meeting of the
Bible class at the T. W. O. A. build
ing Tuesday evening and a large at
tendance Is urged. Mrs, X. N; War
ner, instructor, expects to complete
with the class the study of the book
of Oeneals.
T. W. Bridies Club
Entertained
A lovely party ot Monday evening
was that given by the Misses Naomi
Hohman and Maria Poss for the
pleasure of members of tho T. V.
C. A. bridge olub. Quests gathered
at the Oorbin Edgell home and bridge
was enjoyed.
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Pep Dance Honors
Basketball Squad
Friday Afternoon
By Dorothy Oore
Showing their interest In the
basketball team the Associated Stud
ent of Medford high school gave i
pep dance Friday afternoon at three
o'clock. The gymnasium was attrac
tively decorated with a Valentine mo
tive and the muslo was furnished by
Steve Whipple's orchestra. The dec
oration committee was: Chairman,
Joan DeLosh, Margaret Fsnnlngton,
Noel Benson, Dick Brown, Tom Fu
son, Phyllis Fbythlan, Marguerite
Boyle.
The Girls' League council of Med
ford high school will meet at a lunch
eon Monday. February 13. The pur
pose of the meeting Is to moka plans
for the annual Girls' League Week.
Catholic Women ,
Will Entertain
With Card Party
Extensive plana are being complet
ed for the party to be sponsored next
Wednesday evening by the women or
the Sacred Heart church, Catholic, at
Parish hall. Card playing will begin
at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Brophy ss
chairman ot the evening's arrange
ments. She will be assisted by Mrs.
E, Barnes, Mrs. Althouse, Mrs. Blsoh
off and Miss Lucille Barrett.
Play will be . supervised by Miss
Lucille Barrett and a special Invita
tion la extended the young folk of
the, city. .
Crater Lake Guild
Sews for Red Cross
The Crater Lake Guild met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. H. M.
Welshaar, Mrs. Verl Walker served
assistant hostess. The evening
waa spent in sewing for the Red
Cross.
B. P. K. Club Meets '
For Luncheon Thursday
The Business and Professional Wo
men's club will meet for regular
luncheon Thursday noon at the club
rooms. The program for the period
will be announced later.
Entertains With
Birthday Party
Mrs. J. Elmo Russell entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home, 209
South Orange street, honoring the
birthday of her four-year-old daiigh
tar, little Sally Lee. Guests Invited
for the afternoon were Joan McDutfy,
Jnan Marks, patey Marx. Beverly Jean
Whitman. Aletha Emerlck, Rosalie
Ackley, Ann Conroy, Florence Hansen
and Jeanette Norman.
Many Attend Conceit-
Given In Ashland
The appearance of Carol Taylor,
atnglng actress. In concert in Aah
land last week was enjoyed by sev
eral Medford folk, who motored to
the normal school for the affair.
Among them were Mrs. Aletha Vaw
ter, Mrs. Edwin L. Rnapp, Mrs. RoyAl
Bebb. Miss Harriett Baldwin. Miss
Eleanor Curry. Miss Jean Woodford,
Mrs. Bffls Herbert Yeoman and Wm.
F. Isaacs.
Informal
Valentine
DANCE
for
Elks and Invited
Quests
Tues. Nite
FEB. 14TH .
ELKS
TEMPLE
Good Music
Plenty of
Surprises
Relief Parties
Gain Popularity
With Local Folk
Entertaining during the past week
has continue! to center about the
benefit Idea and numerous projects
were again the recipients of silver
offerings at tea, charity luncheons
and the like.
Miss Helen Bull la was hostess on
Thursday at a lunoheon for eight to
benefit the Welfare Exchange. Mrs
Lewis Ulrica for the same project
entertained with a luncheon for four
Friday. Mrs. F. O. Thayer will oe
hostess this week and many other
names appear In the benefit row,
Among them are: Mrs. George Rob
erts, Mrs. John Mann. Mrs. W. M
Van Sooy. Mrs. Paul Janney, Mrs.
porter J Neff and Mrs. Rawlee
Moore.
Mrs. ftatobwell Thanks
'"Benefit" Hostesses
Mrs. G. R. Satchwell, president of
the Oreater Medford olub, expressed
her appreciation yesterday to the
ladles wao have given parties and
contributed to the funds for the
Lions' club relief program.
"Many other women in the city
are planning benefits," she said, "and
all are urged to cooperate end as
sist the club in this worthy under
taking."
Those whom Mrs. Satchwell wist
ed to thank for their assistance were
Mesdames W. A. Gates, o. O. Oravei,
John Pluhrer, A. J. Hanby, J. J. Em-
mem, J. O. Murray and C. C. Mur
ray.
Many Parties Planned
To Fete Bakers
Many events of the next few weeks
will fete Mr. and Mrs. O T. Baker,
whose departure to Boise, Idaho in
the near future will be much re
gretted by local social circles, in
which the Bakers have played a
prominent part.
Merit Circle " ,
Announces Meet '
Merit Circle of the First Presbyter-
Ian church will meet Tuesday in the
church parlors, with a covered dish
luncheon at one o'clock.
Women of Rotary
Will Meet Wednesday
Mrs. S. Ralph Dlppel will be host
ess Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock to Women of Rotary at her
new home, 310 Crater Lake avenue.
Xtxona, Hosts At . 1
Pleasant Card Party1
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nixon enter
tained a group of friends at a card
party at their home Wednesday eve
ning, February 8th. Delicious re
freshments were served and a very
enjoyable evening waa had by all.
Those present were: Mr. Ray Yost,
Mrs. Susie Lonson. Mr. and' Mrs. O.
D. Glbbs, Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Fischer,
Mr. and Mrs. B R. Harwood, Mr. Bill
Hahn, Mrs. A. W, Sullivan and
daughter, Cecil, and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mr. I. W. Nixon.
Friendship Luncheon
Planned by Church
On Tuesday, February H, Mrs. W.
Walker of 843 East Main street will
be hostess for a 1 o'clock "Friend
ship luncheon," sponsored by the
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the First M. E. church; The proceeds
to apply on the yearly apportion
ment. Members are invited to come
and bring friends and to telephone
Mrs. Walker for reservations. Lunch
eon twenty-five conta, t -.
Benefit Luncheon
Ulven Thursday ' :
Mrs. Floyd House was hostess for
a benefit lunoheon and bridge party
Thursday afternoon at her home.
Two tables of bridge were in pUy
during the afternoon with high score
won by Mrs. Dave Young and low
score by Mrs. Dorr Hoffman. The
Valentine motif was carried out In
the decorations and refreshments.
The proceeds received will benefit
the Lions kitchen. - '
The guests invited were: Mrs. Dave
Young, Mrs. Harold Grey, Mrs. Jack
Horner. Mrs,, Earl Shirley, Mrs. ElgJn
Gregory, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Mrs.
Dorr Hoffman and the hostess, Mrs.
Floyd House.
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Mrs. Gus Newbury
To Repeat Lecture
Repeated requests for more news of
what's new in the contraaot bridge
world, have brought consent from Mrs.
Gus Newbury to hold another lec
ture on new bridge rules at her home
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Newbury, following her return
from the conference in San Francisco,
Invited a number of society folk to
her home last Tuesdny and addressed
them on the new bridge rules. Since
then numerous groups have met to
play by the new rules and demands
for more information, coming from
them, have Inspired the lecture for
this week. All women interested are
Invited to gather at Mrs. Newbury's
home.
Knight Templars
To Enjoy Supper
Wednesday evening at 8:40 Knight
Templars of Medford and Ashland
will have a covered dish supper at
the Ashland Maaonlo Temple, ac
cording to announcement issued.
Each member attending Is asked to
bring a covered dish. All visiting
Knight Templars will be welcome to
the gathering.
This event is being looked forward
to by Malta Oommandery No. 4, and
a social evening will follow the sup
per..'. '
The committee In charge la Dr. R.
L, Burdic, J. H. Hardy, .A. J. Mc-
Callen. Ralph Sweeney, A- H. Wllletcs
and Harvey Fields.
Marie Wells .
Hostess to Clnb
Marie Wells was a charming hostess
to the Mistletoe club of R. N. of A.,
Wednesday afternoon at which 37
members and six visitors were pres
ent. It was the sixth anniversary
of the club. The club will meet at
the home of Call! Geer, 713 W. Jack
son street Wednesday evening, Feb.
93nd, to Initiate new members.
Dainty refreshments and lovely
birthday cake were served by the
hostess, Marie Wells, assisted by
Myrtle Arnold and Gladys Lofdahl.
Annual Lincoln " '
Tea Lovely Affair-
The annual Lincoln tea was he id
Friday afternoon at the Lincoln
school and was attended y about
forty guests of the Parent-Teacher
association. The rooms were attrac
tively arranged with flags and a min
iature log cabin the center of Inter
est. The tea table was arranged with
candles In red, white and blue and
carnations In the same colors.
The program opened with all sing
ing "America." Mrs. Turner gave a
fitting tribute to Abraham Lincoln
through a book : review. Margaret
Loo man entertained with a sori.
'Perfect Day,"' accompanied by Marr
'garet -Bateman.' Mrs. Harry Harding,
county president, gave a talk, and
Mrs. Jack Heyland, city president,
also entertained with an inspiring
address. Mra. Peter Doltrlch, pro
gram chairman, presented the num
bers, and' Mesdames Buckingham,
Morrow, Lydlard and Lovell acted as
hostesses at the pleasant affair.
Miss Ora Cox prenided at the tea
table.
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Valentine's Day
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Bis Honesty, Faith In Ms fellow men and
Courage to defend hit Principles, have In
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the years.
Bank Holiday Tomorrow, Feh. 13
Medford National Bank
St. Mark's Guild
Names Colonial
Party Committee
Mrs. T. J. Amspoker and Mra. M.
M. Wagner entertained membera ot
St. Mark's Guild Friday at the home
of the former.
During the business session of the
Guild, plans were made for a Colon
ial party, Tuesday, Feb. 31, to be In
charge of a group 'of Guild numbers,
Mrs. John Barneburg, Mrs. B. C. Mul
hollsnd, Mrs. E. W. Gould, Mrs. Ed
win L.-Knapp, Mrs. M. Purdln and
Mrs. L. Andrews. The date to be
announced later. ' '
Miss Luclle Crews played several
piano numbers after which refresh
ments In keeping with the Valentine
idea, were served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Hugh Hamlin and Mra.
Thompson will entertain the Guild
membera and their friends next Fri
day afternoon at a tea at the home
of Mrs. Hamlin.
Carrie ATerll!
Entertains Clnb
The monthly meeting of the Loy
slty club met at the home of Carrie
Averlll Feb. 8th.
Initiation of new members were:
Mrs. Oerhardt, Mrs. Pettlt, Mrs. Llllle,
Mrs. Mee, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Shea,
Mrs. Barnumburg, Mrs. Connor and
Mrs. Bay Price.
The afternoon was spent In visit
ing and sewing.. At the close of the
afternoon luncheon was served by
Carrie Averlll, assisted by Teresa
Blanchl, -
The next meeting will be held on
March 8th at the home of Bertha
Coats, 321 Benson street, assisted by
Laura Doty.
Medical Auxiliary
Meets, Sleeter Home.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Jack
son County Medical society met at
the home of Mrs B. W. Sleeter Fri
day, where they enjoyed a oovered
dish luncheon.
Election of officers tor the coming
year was held, Mrs. Ernest A. Woods
of Ashland being re-elected president.
Mrs. B. W. Stearns, vice-president and
Mrs. O. I Drummond as secretary.
Following a general discussion ot
plans for the coming year. Mrs. Drum
mond entertained the ladles with two
beautiful violin solos and a statisti
cal report of much Interest to the
medical world was read by Mrs.
MacCracken of Ashland.
Mrs'. Sleeter and Mrs. L. D Inskeep
composed the program committee.
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Elks' Valentine
Dance Looms on .
Social Horizon
' Many society folk will dance with
their "valentines" next Tuesday eve
ning at the Elks' Temple, where the
coming holiday, when all are expeot
ed to show their hearts anf declare
their loves, will be celebrated with
a party for Elks, their families and
friends. Elks and Lady Elks are
making extensive preparations for a
very Joyousi party, and quaint deco
rations appropriate to the day of ro
mance wiu be much in evidence.
Muslo for dsnolng will be fur
nished by Reginald Filer's orchestra
and a large crowd Is anticipated for
this first large affair of the near
spring season. There will be prizes
for the best dancers and numerous
other Interesting features.
Mrs. Larry Schade la chairman of
the affair and la being assisted 'by
Mrs. Charles Gilbert, Mrs. J. O.
Thompson, Mrs. Bob Strang and Mrs.
Cole Holmes. On the men's commit
tee are Bob Strang, Chas. Gilbert
and Grover Comm.
Frorelch Home
Scene of Club Meet.
N. O. Y. B club held regular weekly
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
Frohrelch on Sailing avenue Wednes
day, February 8.
The future business of the club was
discussed and social functions plan
ned. The next meeting Is to be at
Mrs. Melvln Hall's.
Delightful refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs. Lena Hlggln
botham assisting.
Special Meeting
Plan of Pocahontas -
A special meeting has been planned
for Saturday by the Pocahontas lodge,
the occasion being the visit of the
Great Pocahontas of California. The
degree team will meet for practice
Wednesday.
Two Blights Only
Wednesday & Thursday Eve's
February 15th and 16th
That Sparkling Comedy '
"Jim's Ciri"
Comedy and Romance prescribed for Everybody
Benefit Performances
for Medford Post
No. 15,
American Legion
Specially Selected Cast of Local Players
An Indiana Romance, that is by no means an ordinary
proposition, although some citizens will tell you that life
is frequently like this. And for all we know they may be
right. .V
"Jim's Girl"
CAST OF CHARACTERS
As You Meet Them
Mrs. Manley
General Bangs
Molly Bawn
Jonah Jones..
Marshall Bradley..
Sophia Higgins
Sport Fenton ...
Jndge Fenton.....
James Manley
Steve U. Capers.-.
Lem
Madelon Pons
"Jim's Girl" Is not merely an ordinary home talent show.
"Jim's fllr!" Is better than most any show yon Iisto ever seen
In Medford. The Amerlcau Legion Is pleased with the cast
of this play, proud of trie plot and glad to present "Jim's
Girl" to the people of Medford.
Reserved seats now on sale Strang's Drug Store
Overtures by Sebastian Apollo
Curtain 8:15 P.M. Price 50 cents
"Jim's Girl" Well not exactly a moving picture, but proves what can
be accomplished by people In this Glorlons Rogue River Valley.
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To Hold Social Session
The Royal Neighbors will hold their
social meeting Thursday evening, Feb.
leth, on K. Central Ave. Plana wilt
be made for the Pep Bally to be held
at Grants Pass, Feb. 18. All mem
bers Invited to come.
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