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TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBU1TE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1933. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week EdiUd by Eva Nealon Society Becomes More Festive As February Wanes The part week has been a festive one in the younger and other seta with numerous teas, iuncheons and the school operetta adding Interest to the regugular round of bridge ana benefits. The middle of the week Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter returned from an extensive stay In southern California and were welcomed by many friend. Mr. and Mrs. Oorbtn Edgell and Mrs. Alios Holloway are also home from the south. Mrs. Porter J. Neff entertained last week with tea at the Colony club, which was much enjoyed. end many affairs can tered around the school operetta Tri day night. Miss Patsy smith, dsugh ter of Mr, and Mrs. Srnest Smith, en tertatned a number of friends after the presentation and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Walt were hosts to members of the orchestra after the operetta They were assisted In entertaining by Miss Josephine Kirtley ana Mr. ana Mrs. J. P. Fllegel. Warner-Becker Bethrothal Told At Kappa Dinner An interesting announcement to members of the younger set was made Inst wee!: at Oregon State oollege, where the betrothal of Miss Winifred Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w j. Warner of this city, to Maxwell Becker of Caldwell. Idaho, was told at dlnr.tr at the Kappa Kappa aamma house. Miss Warner Is a sophomoro at Ore iron Btate college and Mr. Becker a senior -In commerce. Dsto of the marriage was not revealed. Miss Warner and her fiance are guests this week end at the Warner home, naving arnvea many irom the Corvallls oampus. They will re turn to school late today. Mrs. Henselman Bridge Hostess Mrs. oeorge Henselman was hostess Friday evening at a bridge party for a number of friends, the affair being one of many to (race the early spring season. There were three tablet of bridge In play and prises awarded Mrs Ooodwln Humphreys, holder of high score for womeni Mrs. P. O. Bunch, holder of second high: Mr. Humphreys, bolder of high score tor me:i and Warren , Butler, holder Of second high honor. Spring Motif At Lovely Dinner Among the charming parties of the past week was the dinner given rn day evening at the home of Or. and Mrs. a. Ralph Dlppel, Covers were arranged for eight at a table, when sweetpeas and other spring blossoms formed a centerpiece, developing pleasing color scheme In shades of pink. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Feted in Portland After eeversl dsys epent In Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Em est Lee Bsrnes of Glen Oak court returned to their home the middle of the week. There were several Informal gatherings In their honor during their stay In the northern city and on Saturday night they were guests at a formal dinner 4ahco at Waverly Country olub, Mrs. Mortensen Is Hostess to Clasa . Mrs. B. P. Mortensen of 1405 West Main street was hostess Tuesday eve ning to members of the Alpha Sigma Sunday achool class of the First Methodist Episcopal church. After a ahort business session games were played and prlsea were given wlnnera of several contests and stunts. Mrs. Crane assstsd the host ess with the entertainment, and Mrs. Grey Satterlee and Miss Wilms Man ley with the refreshments. Last Thursday of esch montjb has been chosen by the class aa its regu lar social evening and, according to the number present last week, mem bers expect even larger groups each month. Next meeting of the class will be st the home of Mrs. P. p. Burk at her home on Rose avenue. An Invi tation Is extended all members to be present and It Is hoped that those unable to attend Thursday will be able to attend. Ashlanders Wednesday The Ashland Study club extends A greeting to our Medford friends. May thle your twenty-fifth year be A happy anniversary. Congrstulattons deep and true And many birthdays more to yon. Since frlendaliip is a treasured thing That csn, In lite, much pleasure bring, We aak you In these birthday greet ings To there one of our weekly meetings, A lunch dessert, some talk and laugh ter. Our Usual study program after. In acceptance of this cleverly rhymed Invitation, IS members of ths Wednesdsy Study club made a Joyous pllgrlmmsge to the city of the Llthla Springs, to be guests of the Ashlsnd Study club. Mrs. Swedenburg open ed her besutlful home for their en tertainment, and the ladles of ths club formed a reception committee, to give warm welcome to their (ueeta Psrtners for the sfternoon wete drawn und all repaired to the dining room, where, at the perfectly appointed table, Mesdames W. M. Poley and P. D. Wagner served dainty refreshments With a charmingly worded message of congratulation to the Wednesday Study club on the achievement of HEADS INAUGURAL COMMITTEE Mrs. John Allan Dougherty.ef gural ball committee. Birthday Party Of Presbyterian Group Wednesday The Womeni Association of the Presbyterian churoh will hold an nual birthday party, one of the moat elaborate affairs of the year, Wed nesday afternoon. March 1, at 3:10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. A. Perry, 804 West Main street. A cordial' Invitation is extended the publlo and a program of inter est to all 1 being prepared under the leadership of the following com mittee: Mrs. Hamilton Patton, Mrs ft. B. McBlhose, Mrs. Burdetts Dodge and Mrs. D. S. Llbbsy. Tea tables will be In charge or Mrs. Ralph Sweeney and Mrs. Geo. Pythian it chairman of refreshments. Mrs. W. P. Blddle. Sr., and Mrs. Bessie Lumsden will pour. Ths re ception oommlttee for the after noon will be eompoeed of Mrs. Vim. W. P. Holt, Mrs. H. P. W. Spllver, and Mrs. T..P. Tollsfson. Mrs. Jennie Merrltt will bake the birthday cake. Spring decorations win add a re freshing atmosphere to the affair and each guest Is ssked to bring penny for each year of her life In keeping with the birthday, idea. Little Miss Deioris Ray will pass the penny bsakeb. Expected nome Front South Soon. Mrs. Rose Elfert, who has been vis iting her .laughter. Mm. P. Leigh Swlnson In Sacramento for the peat three months, la expected home to morrow. Mrs. Klein. Hostess To Pythian RUter. ' Mrs, Hermlns Klein was hostess to ths Pythian sisters olub on Tuesday. After a ahort business meeting, four tsblea of 000 wss In play, with prices awarded to Kntte Judge and Kath arine Fisher. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will tske place In the Sisters' clubroom In the K. of hall on March 7. A luncheon will be served at one o'olock. The after noon will be devoted to sewing. A large attendance It desired. Pocahontas Card " Party Enjoyed The regular card party of ths Pocahontas lodge was held Friday. Bridge, five S-jndred and pinochle were played. In bridge high scores were held by Nllpha Armstrong and Prank Rusht low by Alena Srsklne and Oeorgs Watson. High scores In five hundred were held by Carrie Mllnes nd Ed Schackel, low by Mauds Abbott and Glen Abbott. Pinochle high scores were held by Maggie Eraklne and Jack Ereklne, low by Vera Thomas and Ole Hubbard. Birthdays wore celebrated for three of the members at the supper table. Entertain Study Club their Silver anniversary, Mrs. A. L. Cogglna, president of the Ashland 1 Stuuy club, presented a gorgeous ! birthday cske, beautifully decorated, j and surrounded by lighted tspers and ! flowers of lovely hue. At her re- ' quest, Mrs. J. H. Cochran, president of the Medford club, ceremonlslly cut the cake, which waa served to the assembled ladlet. The regular etudy program followed. Mn. P. K. Deuel, a charter member of the visiting club, gave by request. "Reminiscences of the Wednesday Study Club." and Mrs George O. Bu banks "Scribe" of the Ashlsnd group, brought forth her psrrhment scrolls, snd unfolded many wlerd tales, drawn from ths archives of an earlier day. Mrs. J. W. McCoy. In her Inlmltsble wsy. reviewed "The Mother" a novel written (and also translated into Eng lish) by a Japanese author. A brief (ketch of the "Life and Works of Beethoven" was given by Mrt. H. T. Mttchelmore. who Mnlult tl. km. Tsra with a wonderfully sympathetic interpretation of his beautiful "Moon light Sonata" In pleasing verse, Mrs. Cochran extended thanks and appre ciation to ths Ashland Study club snd Mrs. Swedenburg for a delight ful afternoon. Washington l( chairman of the Inau. Splendid Program Pleases Many at Colonial Affair An afternoon of cards, seasoned with a lovely program of music was enjoyed by many local aoolety folk Thursday afternoon, when they gath ered at St. Mark's Guild hall for the colonial tea of the guild. Llghte were shaded with long strenmers In pas tel colors, suggestive of spring, for the hour of tes. Miss Gersldlne Thompson, local violinist, entertained with two com positions, "Amouf Coquette" by it Frlml and Beethoven's Minuet, ac companied at the piano by Miss Mar garet Chlldera. Both appeared In enchanting colonial costumes. Miss Ellow Mae Wilson, popular soprano, sang "Take Joy Home" by Baasett and whistled "One Alone." (Frlml). She was accompanied at the piano by Miss Dorothy Reynolds. Prises at cards were awarded Mrs. Josephine Cleric in contract, Mrs. Harry Nordwlck In pivot. Mrs. H. O Wilson in progressive. Mrs. Prank Roberts received the guest prise, whloh wss a beautiful plant, donated by the Medford Green house. The committee on arrangements for the afternoon was composed of Mrs. John Barneburg, chairman. Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp, Mrs. I. W. Gould. Mrs. W. E. Andrsws, Mrs. Charles Strsng and Mrs. Gwendolyn Wood cock Evening of Cards. The Mistletoe club met at the home of Oala Oeer Wednesday even ing. After a business meeting the remainder of the evening was spent playing cards. High score prize went to Irene Shirley, second prlee to Myr tle Arnold. Refreshments were served at a late hour by the hostess, Cala aeer, assisted by Edith Beck. Nora Glascock. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Wakefield, 18 Almond street, March a. Miss Gill, Mrs. McBee Visit In Portland. Miss Bernlce GUI and Mrs. Weldon McBee are guests In Portland this week-end of Miss Elisabeth Swlgart and Mrs. Kenneth Rice. Boyde n Home, "scene" Of Jolly Club Meeting a most delightful evening was spent with Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Bov- den when they entertained the "Be Jolly Olub." at their home on East Jarttson Prlday night, with a 7:00 o'clock dinner. A birthday cake was presented In honor of Mr. P.- A. Henspeter's birthday, which was the previous day. The evening was spent In visit- lug and playing games. Those Drea- ent were: Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Hens peter of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Seldsn Hill of Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crawford, Mr j mm an, .100 lister. Mrs. Margaret Bowman, Mlseea Rose Jonee and Blanche Arnold and the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Boydon. Personal Permanent WAVES by L. Murray $2-95 SPECIAL COMPLETE MEN'S and WOMEN'S Leather Coats and Cossack Jackets Made to measure, leather tailor ing and repair work. LEWIS CARPENTER to f. Newton. Medford Miss Finch to Wed Gordon Warner of Medford, Lakevicu) At a lovely ceremony today at the home of Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Pinch at Lskevlew. their daughter, Mist Evelyn Pinch, will become the bride of Gordon Warner, eon of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner of this city. Among guests at the wedding will .be Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Pinch and Mr. and Mrs. w'. J. Warner of Med ford. The bride-to-be Is very well known here, having epent the win ter with the B. R Pinches. Washington Tea Lovely Event of Friday Afternoon A candle lighting ceremony la which many past presidents of the Washington Parent-Teacher associa tion participated, was one of the most Impressive features of the Washington tea held at the school Prlday afternoon. The annual event was attended by about 100 guests and an Inspiring address was given by Mrs. Wm. Kletzer of Portland, prominent In child welfsre work in the state. Mrs. Kletzer told of the progress of Parent-Teacher work and of the child welfare bills now before the state legislature. Colonial decorations were much In evidence at the tea and three love- ly old tea services, one belonging to the Washington school, one to Mrt. Oeorge Canode and another to Mrt, George Henselman. Participating in the candle light- Ing ceremony were: Mrs. Harry Wortman, charter member. Mrs. W P. Brown, Mrs. A. . Moore, Mrs. C. C. van Scoyoc, Mrt. volney Dixon, Mrt. Sam Krosohel, Mrs. Newton Cheney, Mrs. Carl Plchtner, Mrs, William Holloway, Mrs. Prank Rog ers, Mrs. Jack Heylsnd, county pres ident, and Mrs. B. R, Finch. The first numbsr on the program was a dance by pupils of Eve Ben son's school, followed by a reading by Luclen Smith, a song by Miss Bilow Mae Wilson and dance num bers by pupils of Miss Ruth Marie Luy's school. Miss Degermark's class from the high suhool also entertain ed with a dance number. Mrs. W, A. Holloway sang a solo, which wss also greatly enjoyed. committee chairmen responsible for the successful event weret Mnv. Diamond Flynn, refreshments; Mrs. Eugene Thorndlke. decorations, and Mrs. L. Stubblefleld. program. Mrs! John T. Eads Feted On Birthday Twenty-one relatives snd friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. John T. Eads, 131 Crater Lake avenue, Friday night In honor of Mrs. Bads' 78th birthday. Five Birthday cakea were cut and ice cream and coffee Were served. Those present werei Mr. and Mrs John T. Esds, Mr, and Mrt. Bverett Eads, Miss Dorothy Bads, John Eads, Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge Eads, Olarenoe Bads, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Holbrook, Miss Delorla Holbrook, Warren Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston, La- Verne Johnton, Russell Johnston, Sylvester Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Oant and Tom Qlnru Royal Neighbors Will Meet Thursday. The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular business meeting Thursday evening, March 3. The drill cap tain requests all officers and mem bers to be present for praotlce. M . Mrs. Kletzer l.enves For Northern Meetings Mrs. William Kletzer of Portland, vice-president of the stste P.-T. A.'s. who wss In Medford Friday to address the local associations, left Friday evening for Eugene where she was to be the principal speaker at the Lane county gathering of the r.-T. A. Saturday morning, and of the council of the Eugene associa tion Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Kletmr also talked at the Medford Allied Welfare lunoheon Prlday In her capacity as a director of the Portland Council of Social Agencies. Mrs. Kleteer la a member of the state child welfare commission, edi tor of the Oregon Club Women, of ficial organ of the State Federation of Women's Clubs: and writes the editorial and program pages of the Oregon Farent-Teaohere Magaalne. Save Money and Get the Best! SR. I. H. GOVE Come and see me before you have your dental work done. 1 will ssve you a lot of money and give you as good service aa you can obtain In the dental profes sion. Dr. I. H. Gove X-BAT Bvamlnatton tTtieti Necessary Stewart Bldg-. Phone 873-J . CONSULTATION TREE Potentate's Ball Is Festive Event A large and Impressive affair of Prlday -evening la southern - Oregon society was the annual potentate'! ball held at Grants Pass, honoring the Illustrious potenttte, Albert K. Cast of the neighboring city. The dance Was attended by 80 cou ples. Including about 80 from this olty, all Shrlners of Hlllah temple and visiting Shrlners snd their wives hav ing been invited. Holiday Luncheon Enjoyed by D. A, R. At Local Church ' The small parlor of the Presby terian church wst the scene Wed nesday of the annual Washington's birthday luncheon, for the D. A. R. The tables were lovely . with can dles and floral, decorations. Many beautiful silver' pieces graced the table and a number of pictures, hooked rugs and an old fashioned spinning wheel gave ' a Colonial touch. Questions and answers on Colonial customs enlivened the luncheon hour. Ellow Ma Wilson delighted with a song of George Washington's time and gracefully responded to an encore with a - whistling number, "Ail Old Song," Imogene Wallace gave lovely piano numbers. Mrs. Holt had prepared an Inter esting paper, "Colonial Costume, and with many quaint illustrations was a feature of the afternoon, A social hour wss enjoyed and msny guests greeted. Several out-of-town members were among these. Rebekahs Enjoy . Costume Affair Olive Rebektn Lodge Me. 18, I. O. O. P., held Its regular meeting Monday evening with a very good at tendance. The members ctmt dressed In va rious old-fashioned costumes and the following program waa enjoyed: . .. Vocal solos by Victor Tengwatd. Pioneer Reminiscences of Mrt. Tyoe read by Ethel Humphrey. Harmonica selections by D M. Mc- Dannel. A fsntssy. "Cinderella" Cinderella Lucille Cave. Fairy Beese Thompson. Stepmother Mary Cave. Sisters Ethel Humphrey. Prince Christine Pearson. Vocal duet by Lucille and Mary Cave. Musical selections Csrollne Lead ers. Animated Checkers Game John Millard va. Oliver Rogers. Grand march. The place cards were very elevef, being conundrums using the names of the memben. Susan Haines wss chairman of the committee. Presbyterian Bible Class to Meet. The Women'a Bible class of the Presbyterian church will meet Tues day at 3:30 for their regular monthly social. An Instructive talk on con ditions in Palestine will be given and slso a discussion cn teschlng religion to children. Anyone Interested In Bible teachings Is cordially Invited. Lntheran Ladles Have Pleasant Afternoon. The Lutheran Ladles' Aid society held Its bimonthly business meeting In the church parlors lsst Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Csrl Pichtner presid ing over the meeting. A large number of memben were present and also a number of visitors Mrs. Martin Westvong, chairman of the sewing committee, presented J two samples of quilt blochs. the fan 1 and the log cabin designs. In which I one wss to be selected for a quilt j that the ladles are planning to make. ' The fan block was unanimously voted on. On each fan names are to be em broidered by the ladles. Mrs. O. P. Ksbele reviewed the fifth and sixth chapters of God and the Census, which proved to be very In teresting among the members of the sld. Mrs. Ksbele also announced that world day of prayer service will be held Prlday. March I. at the Luth eran church, 3:80 o'clock. The pub llo Is heartily invited. Delightful refreshments were served following the business meeting by the hostess, Mrs. John Demmer and Mrt. E. E. Schulte. Dine I At The Hotel Medford Try our Quality Food and Quick Service with Hospitality MERCHANTS LUNCHEON 40c formerly see H:tO to :oo p, m. Week Days Special Uble d'Hote dinner 75 ft MissMcMathls Nominated For College Office Oregon State College, corvallls Flora McMatn of Medford, sopho more In home economics at Oregon Stat college, was recently nomin ated for treasurer of the Associated Women students. Upon enrollment at Oregon state oollege every woman student auto matically becomee a member of the A. W. S. The object of the organ ization Is to further the educa tlbnal, social and cultural alms of the women on the campus, and to create a spirit of cooperation among the women students. The candidates will be voted on at an election In March. Mrs. Finch Honors Mrs. Kletzer Here Entertaining for the pleasure of Mrs. Wm. Kletzer, guest her from Portland, Mrt. B. R. Pinch Invited a number of local club women to her home Friday evening for dinner. Present were psat presidents of the Parent-Teacher association and friends of Mrs. Kleteer, who left on the train later In the evening for Eugene. Guests wsre Mrt. N. 0. Cheney, Mrt. Bdwln L. Knapp, Mrt, Carl Grant, Mrt. Stanley Jonet, Mrs. Ethel Florey. Mrs Jack Heyland, Mrt. William Cool and Mrs. Kletzer, honor guest. Mrs. Bauccra Hutless Evening of Bridge. Mrt. Mllo Baucom entertained a number of friends at a bridge party at her home Tuesday evening. Rooms were gay with daffodils and pussy willows and two tsblea of bridge were played. Pritet were awarded Mrt. S. Ralph Dlppel for high and Mrt. Alexander Dunn. Presbyterian Society Elects New Officers The Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met at the home or . Mrs. A. R. clement on West Main street for annual ses sion, The report of the nominat ing committee was accepted and the following officers declared elected: Prealdent, Mrt. A. J. Hanby; first vice president, Mrt. Rtlpn De Witt: second vice president, Mrs. I. M. Mc Collom; Rec. Secy., Mrs. Volnev Dixon; secretary of literature. Mrs. J. W. Merrltti religious Ed., Mrs. P. C. Albert! membership, Mrs. N. C. Chaney; overseas sewing, Mrs. Llt trell: treasurer. Mrs. Brommer; sec retary of young people's work, Mrs. A. Bt. Clsmenti program, Mrt. Iver son. The devotlonats for the montn are on the subject of "Stewardship." and were given In a most impres sive manner by Mrs. Tumy. Mrs. Spllver had charge of the program which was "The Negro In Africa." Mrs. Llttrell gave a paper: on the Elat station and illustrated her talk with mapa of the teotlon, Mrt, cle ment and Miss Burr reviewed art icles on the topic and Mrs. Hsgerty gave the home topic Mrt. Warner waa Joint hostess with Mrs. Olsment snd tea was serv ed from a table beautifully decor ated with spring flowers. A dellght- rui. social hour waa enjoyed. 'f for HOUSEWIVES A ' Sturdy 26-Inch Wicker Clothes Basket 1 V . Given Free with the purchase of an V Electric Iron " v; , Priced as low as $2.25 up to $5.95 I a Jk' tf sy 0 1 wS Garden Club Meets Thursday Evening Medford Garden club member are anticipating a real treat at the meet ing of the olub Thursday evening at 130 o'clock, in the auditorium of ths court house, when Mrt. Btbtl Wllletts will give the special talk of the evening on wild flowers of south ern Oregon. Many community end state projects will be Undertaken by the Medford club, under the leadership, of the president, Mrs. A. B Reamee. who has received a request for a report of the club's activities which WU1 be broad oast from KOAO In the near future. Wednesday Study Clnb Meets Wednesday. The Wednesday Study olub will meet In regular session on March 1. in the club rooms at 6th and Central Mrs. J. F. Lawrence will speak on "International Problems" and the meeting will be open to the public. Any one Interested Is cordlslly In vited to attend. Mrs. B N. Warner will give the "Topics of the Day." Mistletoe tiub Has prinq HAS ARRIVED ' At Adrienne's Bringing Exciting New Clothes to Tempt You I Spring Dresses Smart styles arrive dally. Junior slzet from 11 to IB. Regular sites from 18 to 44. Half sizes, and large sizes to 82. ' Visit our low-price department featuring three prices. $5 $10 $15 Spring Coats Spring Suits Spring Hats $1.95 up Thlg Is "Nelly Don" Week ADRIENNE'S Patrol Enjoys Dinner Party at. A. Butler Home Ths home of Mrs. Amel Butler was the scene Monday evening of a lovely dinner party when members of Zuleima temple patrol ..nd Mrs. Ethel Boggs, queen of the temple, were entertained. Covers wsre arranged for 17 at the table attractively decorated In. Februarys chosen colors, and con tract bridge followed dinner. Prizes at cards were awarded Mrs. Jack Porter and Mrs. Albert Peasley. Assisting Mrs. Butler In entertaining were Miss Maurlne Carroll, Mrs. O. D. Frazee, Mrs. Lodl Early and Mrs. Reese Chapman. Abdominal Pain caused by adhesions success fully treated by Chiropractic and Physiotherapy. Prlc of treatment reduced. Cell Dr. Coleman. fhW, for appointment. "From the cheapest thstl good to the bet fh.M' mide"
