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PSGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1933. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eoa Nealon Med ford Society Crows Quiet .For Season of Lent Although the Lenten hum II hen, . social group in aiediora nave ocn tlnued to gather InformaUy during the put few days for a round of ' bridge, a eup of tea, or 110811 spring luncheon. And garden, the season' favorite topic, are foremoat In the minds of many. Mrs. A. E. Reames, president of to Medford Oarden club, returned yesterday morning from Portland, where ah, attended the conferenoe of the federation of Oarden Clubs. She reported a very worth-while conference. Then wen 30 clubs represented and each delegate emphasized the in terest of the clubs In garden for the poor. Blgbway beautlflcatlon and general cleanup activities wen also emphasized, she stated. Cooperation ' was promised the Medford club In a program to protect southern Ore gon trees and stop their transfer Into California at Ohnstm time. The atate convention of garden clubs will be held at Oresham May IB and 90. Following the convention Mrs. Beames went on to Tacoma to visit , . her mother, then to Seattle with Mr. Reames, with whom she returned to Medford yesterday. Among those entertaining at bridge during the week was Mrs. Alan Brack tnreed, who Invited guest to her home Saturday afternoon for the first of a little spring series she has planned, There were three tables la play. An Informal dinner party was en- Joyed last evening at the Alfred s. V. Carpenter home, guest being Mr. nd Mn. K. O. Burgess and Mr. and Mrs. Oorbln Edgell, who are moving to their home on Berkeley way. The Carpenter home was also the soene of a large party last Sunday In cele bration of Mn. Carpenter1 birthday anniversary. Mrs. Heffernan To Make Home On Hanley Ranch Friends In the valley of Mrs. Kath erlne Heffernan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hanley of Seattle, an welcoming the sews that she plans to make har permanent home at the Hanley ranch In the west side dls trlct, when the house I now being nmodeled and ndecoratcd prepara tory to ner arrival. Mr. Hanley has been in Medford for aevenl days directing work In progress at the ranoh. Mn. Heffer nan spent last summer in Medford and enteralned many friends from the north while here. All became so fond of southern Oregon Mrs. Heffer nan ha decided to make it her home. Mr. and Mr. 0. 0. Hoover, who nave been residing at the Hanley ranch, nave already moved into Med- rord to make their home. University Folk Guests Here Of Dorothy Roberts Miss Dorothy Robert, daughter of Mr. and Mra. O. M. Roberts, 1 en taralnlng a group of friend from the University of Oregon at her home nere this week end. The group ar rived by motor from Kugene Friday. In the house party an Misses Jean Starr and Peg Qulllon, both members with Miss Robert of Delta Oamma aororlty, and Meaan. Jake Stahl, Ted Sobb and Bill White, all affiliated with Phi Oamma Delta fraternity, P. E.O. Sisterhood To Elect Officers Chapter AA, P. B. O., will meet with Mrs. B. w. oianoy Thursday evening, March B, at 7:90 o'clock. Annual election of offloen will oi held and annual reports will be given. aji members are urged to be present. Mra. Lawson Hostess To Auxiliary The Rogue River Auxiliary Wo, ggv met with Mrs. Floyd liawson on West Jackson street Thursday afternoon, Mn. Ray Clary, president, from Ash land presiding at the meeting, A card party waa planned to be held In the near future. Eleven members wen present. After the business meeting delightful refreshments wen served by the oharmlng hostess, Mrs. Lawson. V. F. W. Auxiliary' Flans Card Party A card party will be held at I o'clock Monday evening, March a by the auxiliary to the Crater Lake post 183S of the V. F. W. In their club room at the armory. Both auotion bridge and 600 will be In play. Foyi Invite ' ' Friends to Pinner Mr. and Mr. I. r. For an enter taining today at their home for a group of friends at dinner. Coven will be rlaoed for Mr. and Mn. Ralph O. Jennings, Mr. and Mra. Lee O. Oarlock, Mr. and Mn. Henry Wels haar and the host and hostess. Mrs. Heyland Announce Address for Monday Mn. Jack Heyland, Parent-Teacher council president, ha besn notified by the atate headquarters that Mra. Hugh Bradford, national president of the organisation, will spesk over KBPL from Benson Polytechnlo at a p. m., March ;. At this time KXL will stand aside during this broad cast. Then an many local welfare worken who have heard Mn. Brad ford In person and know her to be an able and entertaining speaker. Phoenix Thursday Club to Meet. The Phoenix Thursday club will meet with the Rome Extension unit In the church parlors March 8. Mrs. Mabel Mack will give Instruction on asking over old garments and each member Is asked to bring her sewing problem. Covered dish luncheon will be .served at noon, Tn meeting 1 to open at 10:30 and continue until 30 o'clock. First Lady of the Land r ' I Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt appears In the gown she wore at the Inaug uration of her husband as president yesterday. At the left she I shown In th "Eleanor Blue" dress of velvet, and at the right she wears her wrap of -Anna blqe," named after her daughter, Anna Roosevelt Dili. Ijunguwi rre pnoto.j Medford Garden Club Announces Early Plant Sale A plsnt sals at an early data to be announced aoon will be held under the ausploea of the Medford Oarden club with Mrs. L. Bundy who con ducted last year's very successful sal again in cnarge. At the meeting of the olub lsst svenlng. Mrs.. Bundy ssked that plant be carefully heeled In or eet aside so that they may be brought to the sole In best condition. Members an asked to telephone Mn. Bundy If they have plant to contrib ute. Mrs. T. W. Miles, vice-president, presided at the meeting In the ab sence of th president, Mrs. A. B. Reames. The transplanting of some of the many trees owned by ths olub and now in the can of Professor F. o, Ralmer, to various park or other publlo sites, la being contemplated. investigation of the location of a sign board as to whether or not It ts on city property Is being msds hy th clvlo Improvement committee. according to announcement of th chairman, Mra. Laland Mentaer, who atatad that her committee wished to cooperate In any or all clvlo beautlfl oatlon plana. Mr. B. E. Wilson, ohalrman of th Junior Oarden and -H committees. reported that plan are under way for beginning th work In th local schools. Announcement of a series of gar den lectures on each Thursday after noon at 8:30 oolock over KOAO was mads, with th next lecture to be given by Professor A. L. Peok on Mar. his subject to be "Oeneral Oarden Hint." Mrs. Ethel Wllllts. th speaker of the evening, discussed "Oregon Na tive Shrubs" and Illustrated her talk with pressed specimens, recommend ing most of them for transplanting for home use. Among shrubs discussed wen the hsael nut, allk tassel tna, the oso- berry, choke cherry, white-flowered thimble berry, nlne-bnrk, small wood rose, wild roe California, and mea dow sweet. Among other shrubs Included were ocean foam, wild gooseberry, moun tain ash, June berry, ayrtnga, wild lllso, snow bush, oaacara sagrada, or ohlttum vine maple, Oregon box wood, red osier, dogwood, elderberry, snowberry. manaanlta, western azalea pink rhododendron, antelope bush. mountain mahogany, red currant and Oregon grape. The elderberry and Oregon grape an especially desirable as bird at tracting shrubs according to the spesk?, who discouraged ttie plant ing of the red currant because of Its tendency to be a germ carrier of the white pin blister rust. lady Elks Meet For Bridge, Pool The Lsdy Elks will meet at the Elks Temple, Tuesday. March 7th for an afternoon of bridge or pool. All Lady Blks are cordially Invited. Mesdames Flrhtner Judge, Fluhrer Hostesses Mrs. Csrl Flohtner, Mrs. Thomas Judge and Mrs. John Fluhnr wen Joint hostesses Tuesday evening at the home of the latter for a benefit bridge party, Mrs. Overmeyer won high honor, receiving a beautiful Martha Washington plant, a dona tion from the Medford greenhouse. Wrn. Swarta won second honors. Missionary Society J To Meet Tuesday Th woman Mlsslonsrv sooletv of th M. I. church. South, will bold th business sssslon Tueedsy, March 7th, at a p. m. In the church audi torium. Mrs. Ada Jolley. atate d resi dent of the W. C. T. V.. will apeak at the meeting. The public 1 cordi ally Invited to attend. Reames Chapter Awaits Visit of Matron M. Hauser Ream chapter, Order of Eastern Star, la looking forward with gnat pleasure to ine omoiai visit of the Associate Orand Matron of Oregon, Mrs. Monnle M. Hauser, depwuty of the worthy grand matron, who will be hen Wednesday, March 8. She will be entertained at 13:80 mnoneon at the - Hotel Medford. Luncheon will be followed by a school of Instruction for the officers at the Masonic temple. The evening session will b presided over by Mrs. Addle Wilson, worthy matron of Reames chspter. Initiation and the regular work will be presented by the officers. Members from many part of th valley an expected as guest. A short musical program la being arranged and refreshments will be served by the auxiliary ' committee with Mrs. Cornelia Barnes as ohalrman. Any members desiring to attend the luncheon are asked to plesse phone Mrs. Hattle Alden at 847-X before Wednesday. Lady Kiwanians To Meet Monday The home of Mrs. R. W. Steams wlil be the meeting place Monday afternoon of the Lady Kiwanians, Quests an invited for 1:30 o'clock. and Mrs. Olen Arnspiger will ssstst the hostess in entertaining. Benson Pupils Dance at Prom Pupils of the Eve Benson School of the Dsnce entertain at the Junior Prom, Normal school. Ashland, on Saturday evening with the following numbers: "La Ballerina," a lovely toe solo, by Jewel Deter. "Jig Time," a sprightly clever tap number, by Oretohen McAllister. "Variety Taps," another excellent tap number, by little Ruth Harwood. i I I,. Miss Dniinala Moslem At Dinner Party. Miss Florence Dannals entertained with a small dinner at her home on South Holly Friday evening, followed by a theater party. Missionary firnup To Observe Founder's Hay The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First Msthodlst Epis copal church will observe Founder's Day as well a thanka offering In a Joint meeting at the home of Mra O. C. Bogga Tueedsy afternoon. All members an Invited to come and bring their thanks offerings. and BUNGALOWS Pasadena, California A truly charming atmosphere tn which to rest for a day, a week or to Uve and dream a way the winter months. Pasadena and the beautiful HOTEL MARY. LAND are a bit farther away frnrn th ?nf where the dry, crisp sir and health restoring aijrtahine are so mvlgoradng- yt only s few en Incise drive along paved boulevards te ths bean of busy Los Angeles. For Booklet and Tletv Sto (Hates WriU to H. M. NICKERSON, MANAGER Music and Styles Compose Pleasing Program For Tea One of tbo most pleasant affairs of the past week In club and social clr clea was the birthday party, spon sored by the Women's association of th Presbyterian church at. the home of Mrs. J. A, Perry. Fifty guests . called during the afternoon and were received by Mrs. Perry, assisted by Mrs. H. K W. Bp li ver. Presiding at the tea tables. In charge of Mrs. Ralph Sweeney, were Mrs. Bessie Lumtfdea and Mrs. W. F. Blddle. sr. The musical program, arranged by Mra. R. E. McSlhoae for the afternoon Included solos by Mrs. R. C. Mulhol land and Mrs. Eunice Hi 11 La and In strumental music by Miss Imogene Wallace. Mra. Mul holla nd was ac companied at the piano by Mrs. D. 3 Llbbey. Another very pleasing feature of the afternoon was the old fashlcned style show, tn which fine frocks, dat ing back to the gay nineties, appear ed. As the models made their debut, appropriate airs were played by Mrs C. O. L&rlson at the piano. Mrs. R. B. McElhote, wearing the much sung "Grey Bonnet" and petticoats to match, entertained with that ballad. In the fashion revue were Mrs. Wm McAllister, Mrs. Kenneth Denman. Mrs. Burdette Dodge, Miss Carol Dodge, Mrs. Walter .Frazer Brown, Mrs. R. E. McElhose, Mrs. Frank Per) and children, and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich. The latter appeared as the Beau Brommel of some 40 years ago, out ttng quite a dash In silk topper, Mrs. Burdotto Dodge sang as the parade's flnalo, "Good Night, Ladles" and waa attired for the close of the day. Little Miss DeLorls Ray passed the penny basket. The beautifully dec orated birthday cake was baked by Mrs. Jennie Merrltt. Mrs. Gates to Give Benefit Card Party Mrs. W. A. Gates will entertain Monday afternoon with a card party for the benefit of the Jackson Coun ty Red Cross chapter. There will be five tables of cards In play, and pro ceeds from the affair will be donated to the Red Cross for relief work. Libbey To Speak Before Delpkians The Pout-Delphian are looking forward with enthusiasm to the next chapter meeting when D. 8. Llbbey of the Forestry Service will address the olub. His subject Is to be "The New Geography." Mrs. Llbbey will play two piano numbers and Mrs. E. L. Knapp will give an appreciation of three of our late writers, Galsworthy, George Moors and Sara Teasdnla. The meeting will be called prompt ly at 9:30 at the home of Mra. R. W. Sleeter on Siskiyou Heights, next Thursday morning. Orummonds Entertain Informally at Dinner. Dr. and Mrs. O. I. Drummond were hosts Tuesday svenlng- at an Infor mal dinner party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Justin Smith, Dr. and Mra. E. W. Durno, and Misses Josephine Koppes and Blanche Runels. PocadonUs Lodge To Hponsor Dnnce Pocahontas lodge will entertain with a dancing party Friday night at tho Redman hall. Members of the Pocahontas and Redman lodges and invited friends are expected to be present. . Dlokey'a orchestra wtlt fur nish the music and refreshments will be served. - Presbyterian Women Plan .March Luncheon The Women's Bible class of thn Presbyterian church held regular monthly meeting Tuesday, In the church parlors. The meeting was opened with de votional s by Mra. Iverson. A nomi nating committee was appointed to select officers for the coming year and plana were discussed for the an nual luncheon to be held In March. Present conditions In Palestine In relation to the founding of a nation al home by the Jews, was discussed by Mrs. Dolph Phlpps. The Increase In population; the remarkable ex pansion of industries especially along agricultural ltnea; the wide spread educational movement In which only the Hebrew language is spoken; and the founding of Tel Aviv, the only entire Jewish city In the world, have all developed along the lines foretold by the prophet Kaeklel, she pointed out. Mrs, Fischer pleased everyone with her vocal solos of sacred music. A round table discussion was then held on the necessity of teaching children obedience and concerning the proper methods of giving a true religious foundation. During the social hour that follow ed, refreshments were served by Mrs Brommer and her committee, Mes dames Remington, Sawyer, Sim kins and Kimball. Irish Motif Used Lovely Luncheon At Schenck Home A lovely party, at which shades of green, commemorating St. Pa trick day, just In the offing, were evi denced In tapers, place cards and re freshments, was given Friday by Mrs. Or In Schenck. Covers were arranged for 12 at the tabic, where sweetpeaa formed the centerpiece. Daffodils and frezlu were used about the rooms and luncheon was followed by three tables of bridge. Prize for high score went to Mrs. O. O. Darby and Mrs. W. A- Oatea was awarded the traveling prla. Daughters Union Veterans Enjoy . Special Program The Daughters of Onion Veterans had an unusual treat at their meet ing Feb. 94, when 33 pupils of the Lincoln school, under the direction of Miss PrlsclUa Webb, gave, in a short program, a playlet, dance and several songs, with Mlaa Webb direct ing. Members of the tent were grate ful to Miss Cox, Principal of Lincoln school, for arranging the entertain ment. There will be no session of the tent on March 10, but Instead a special meeting March 14, when Mrs. Annie S. Warren of Portland, state presi dent will make her annual visit. A covered dish dinner will be served at 6:30 and a business session will fol low. All members are asked to make a special effort to attend. The addresses furnished by the committee on American Education which are given over the radio each Saturday at 1 p. m., were read on Feb. IB by Miss Cox and on the 25tb by Mra. O. W. Nellson. Other mem bers will read this month. Ski Race Pictures To Be Shown Here Moving pictures of the seventh an nual Crater Lake ski race and winter frollo held at Fort Klamath last Sun day, have been received here and will be exhibited locally In the near future The films, which were taken by H. D. Kem and B. R. Roberts for the Copco news-reel show some in teresting shots of the ski races and Jumps as well as the dog races and other events of the day. Moving pic tures of the first annual Grater Lake ski race, taken seven years ago, will also be shown in connection with the new films. College Women Meet Saturday Mrs. Oeorge B. Canode of Berkeley Way will be hostess to the Rogue River College Women's club at her home Saturday, Maroh 11, She will be assisted In entertaining by Ml Ora Cox. Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp will review "The Epic of America" by James Truslow Adams. The. president asks that all mem bers attend. Younger Set Has Bridge Afternoon A charming party for members of the high school set was given yester d ay af ternoon by Mrs. Katherlne Stearns at her home on East Main street. Twelve guests enjoyed bridge in a setting, fragrant with spring flowers. Entertain After League Meeting The Misses Carla Nerlsen and Dor othy Andren were hostesses for a social hour Monday evening following the Luther League business meeting. Walk er-H.tm ner Wedding Told MIrs Evelyn Hamner and AslI A. Walker, both natives of Jackson county and residents of the Oold Hill district were married by Rev.' D. E. Millard at his home in this city Monday. They were attonded at the ceremony by Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. B.i k or. also of Gold Hill. The Walkers will make their homa in Gold Hill. Lnt hern n Ladles Aid to Meet The Lutheran Ladles' Aid society will meet In the church parlors Thursday afternoon, March 0, at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. C. M. Gehrke and Mrs. F. O Hornier will bs hostesses for the social following the business meeting. : Top o' the Mode! New Spring Apparel Arriving Daily In All Departments ADRIENNE'S Attends Inaugural , 1W f Mrs. John Nance Our ner. the "second lady" of the land, In the gown tCie chose for the In a neural ball tn Washington last night. (As sociated Press Photo.) Progressive Party Wednesday Event A vory delightful affair of the past week was the progressive dinner party given Wednesday evening by the Westminster Forum. Hosts and hos tesses for the seven-course dinner were: Mr. and Mrs, Frederick John son, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAllis ter, Mrs R. R. Johnson, Miss Emily Brown, Mr. ana Mrs. Kenneth Den man, Miss Lilllftn Walker, Miss Fred ericks Brommer and the Misses Mau ri ne and Helen Martin. : Mr, Newltind, Honor . Guet at Party The Ladles' Auxiliary of the N, A. L. C. prepared a ccvered dish lunch eon and gathered at , the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nowland Thurs day evening, the occasion being Mr. Newland's birthday. A beautiful birthday cake was presented Mr. Newland by the auxiliary, and a box of cigars by the Men'a Association. The ladles played games, while the men held their monthly business meeting. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs, Ray Clary and daugh ter of Ashland, Mrs. Marie Freeman, Ashland; Mr. and Mr. J. O. Sanden, Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrow and children, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Harper, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scrlpter, Mrs Adlal Neff and children, Mr. and Mrs Hans Rammln and children, Mrs. Lester Lauren tc and daughter Louise, Mrs, R. E. Swan and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Newland. FLRMTIKE Renalrlne. KeflnUhlne Mrilfonl. ore. Jaunty Hats to wear every hour of the day. Hats that are tailored and others en tire 1 y feminine. Smart Dobbs and Stetsons, too. Modestly priced. $2.95 $3.95 $5.95 I i Hi P.: tfr. . -- . i r. v ' i ll ill mr If II I a n s an fhone 439-W M.BEOMfn St. Mark's Guild Enjoys Afternoon Of Bridge, Music Bt. Mark' Oulld met Friday after noon at the horn of Mrs. John Bar neburg for cafeteria luncheon at 12:30 and a delightful social time In rooma artistically decorated In yellow Jasmine. ' Following the usual number of bridge games. Mrs. Bdwln and Mra R. c. Mulholland. who aeslsted the hnstM. entertained with a much ap preciated musical program. Day To Address Greater Medford Club Tomorrow The regular meeting of the Greater Medford club will be held at the club rooms Mondsy afternoon at i o'clock. The revision of the consti tution and by-laws will be discussed during the business meeting end a program will follow. Mrs. E. L. Knapp. program chair man for March, has announced that Hon. E. B. Day, Sr.. Jackson county state representetlve, Is expected to talk on legislation which Is of vital Interest to all and an Invitation Is extended all women to attend. A group of plsno numbers will be played by Miss Marian Moori and Wayne Lewis, who will be presented by Mrs. E. E. Oore. f Spanish Veterans' Auxiliary Has Meeting Col. Sargent Auxiliary No. IS, TJ. 8. Spanish War Veterans, met at the Armory Wedneedey evening In regu lar session. After the business meet In the comrade were Invited In where refreshments were served and Mrs. A. J. Hanby gave a very Interesting talk on national defense. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Coleman Hostess To Royal Neighbors. JACKSONVILLE Mrs. Anna Cole man entertained the ladles of the Royal Neighbor Lodge with a card party at her home Wednesdsy after noon. High scores were won by Mrs. E. S. Severance and Miss Mollis Brltt. At' the close of the afternoon, de licious refreshment were served by the hostess This was the first of a series to be given by the members 01 the lodge; each member ts to enter tain In her turn. Mrs. Jones Honored At Surprise Party Mrs. Jennie Jones was pleasantly surprised Thursday noon, on return ing home, to find a dossen friends waiting with dinner served. Those seated at the table were Mesdames Laura Parks', Winifred Mason, Me lissa Hill, Cora Denham, Myrtle Ja cobs, Edith Hayman, Cyntbla Keith, Jessie Williams, Ida Conner, Bessie Conner, and Bertha Hayman of Tal ent; Mrs. Anna Swlnney of Coqullle. and Mra. Jennie Jones. Mrs. Viola Bogga, of Medford, Joined the group during the afternoon, which was spent In quilting. We're Facing the Future With Confidence! fNEW LEADER will guide I the destinies of this great yj. nation for the. next four V y years ... At this time parti sanship gives way to AMERICANISM ... the task of rebuilding; of restoration of publio oonfidenoe faces the American people ... We have faith in Mr. Roose velfs abiUty to meet this situation successfully! Tlie MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK "The White Rose Wedding Rings Radiant A Diamonds Larry Schade Mesdames Phipps, Van Scoyoc Invite Guests to Bridge Mr. Dolph Phlpps and Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoo will entertain Wednes day with a aprlng party, at which there will be five tables of contract bridge In plsy. Methodist Leader Speaks Here Soon Women are anticipating the visit here March 18 of Mrs. V. K. DeVln ney. national corresponding aeoretary of the Women's Home Missionary so ciety. A luncheon In her honor will be held at the Methodist church, after which she will deliver an ad dress. An invitation I extended by the women of the Methodist Episco pal church to others, who might be interested In hearing Mrs. DeVlnnsy speak. Those wishing to attend the luncheon are asked to notify Mrs. N. J. Wiley of 403 West Jackson. PARENTS Dr. Coleman's Tonic treatment will greatly benefit children who are not dot. g so well phys ically. They are pleasant to take phone 885 for appoint ment. At The Hotel Medford Try our Quality Food and Quick Service with Hospitality MERCHANTS LUNCHEON 40c formerly SO' 11:30 to 2:00 p. m. Week Day Speoial table w s d'Hote dinner OC store of Happy Wedding Blngr J 4
