MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOlil), OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1933.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon Hamilton
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Younger Set Keeps
Social Whirl Going
During Warm Days
Members or the younger tel. espec
ially those Bom from schools for
the nianw, have found many inter
esting thlngi to do during the past
week, keeping up ft round of informal
entertaining.
Ont of the largest parties for their
pleasure was given last evening Ay
Mr. and Mrs. Delroy Oetohell, who
entertained, honoring their daughter.
Gloria, who recently graduated from
Castlllela school, her house guest.
alias Marcla McParland of San alateo;
and Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Oetchell.
Dancing was enjoyed at the attrac
tive Oetchell home on South oaadnie,
filtv auesta being Invited for the
occasion.
San Franciscans
Arrive to Visit
At Black Lodge
Among Interesting late arrivals In
southern Oregon are Mrs. Helen B.
Rutherford of Ban Francisco and Wil
liam Horn, who came from the bay
city yesterday.
They will be guests of the O. N.
Blacks at their Rogue River lodge for
about 10 days and the Blacks are In
viting a number of frlenda to greet
them there today. Both Mrs. Ruther-.
ford and Mr. Horn have been summer
guests in Med ford during paat years
and will be welcomed by host of
friends.
Mrs. Medley Honor
Party on Friday
Guest, Party Here
Mrs. Drover Medley entertained Prl.
day afternoon, complimenting her
nous guest,. Mrs. J. A. Medley,- of
Klamath Falls, who spent the week
here, aocompanled by her little
daughter, Betty.
; Oueata Invited for the afternoon
were friends, who knew Mrs. Medley
when ahe was Mtaa Precla Olsen, an
Instructor In the Medford schools.
Present were Mrs. George B. Can
ode. Mrs. D. S. Huntress, Miss Ruth
Stewart, Mrs. Weldon McBee and the
hostess.
, Mrs. Medley and daughter art re
turning to Klamath Falls today.
Lawn Party, Plan
of Altar Society
St. Ann's Altar society will be
nmong groups taking advantage of
the glorious summer weather to en
tertain In'the out of doora this week.
A Iswn party will be held at the home
of Mrs. Lee Hunter on King street
Wednesday afternoon.
Auction and contract bridge and
BOO will be played and an Invitation
la extended all women of the city,
who enjoy cards.
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Loyal Women
To Meet Tuesday
- The Loyal Women' Bible class of
the Christian church will bold their
regular monthly business and social
meeting Tuesday afternoon, July 18th
at two o'clock. The meeting will be
held at the home of Mra. George
Corey, 834. South Riverside,
.
Mrs. nrommer, lioness
to Missionary Group
: The Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian ohurch will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. carl Brommer at
831 Minnesota avenue from a to A
o'clock.
Mrs. Maynard Putney, superintend
ent of the Junior work of the south
western Preab'yterlal, will direct the
program.
. A number of Juniors will participate
In the entertainment and a pleasant
Afternoon la forecast.;
Royal Neighbors
Plan Lawn Party
The Royal Neighbors met last week
for regular business meeting with
quite a tew members and the District
Deputy Brolle and several Ashland
Neighbors present. Refreshment were
served by Oracle Nora Cllaaeock, as
sisted by Katie Palen and Florence
Lange. The next meeting will be a
iawn party at the home of Blanche
Arnold on Locust street. Thursday
evening. Neighbors and their frlenda j
and families invited.
Wenonsh Club Plans
Picnic On Lake Creek.
Twenty members and frlenda ot '
the Weno'nah club gave a surprise
party honoring Mrs. Msttle Luinan j
at her country home Wednesday j
' nfternoon, July 13. The afternoon J
was spent playing bridge and five j
hundred. Bernloe Wilson and Vera
Thomas aaelsted the hostess In serr- j
tng the refreshments. i
Tlie club decided to hold the next
meeting at the home of Mrs. Maud j
Abbott on Lake Creek, July 20. Those j
attending are requested to bring a
plcnlo lunch and personal table ser
vice. The party will leave Medford
at nine a. tn.
Get Your
Permanent
NOW
Prices Are Kiting
Our Warea com
plete with sham-
po finger war p- 4rsf'
$2.95
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SPANISH PRINCE
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The former Prince of the Asturlas, eldest son of former King Al
fonso of Spain, la shown with hit bride, daughter of .. . "hy Cuban
merchant, after their marriage In Switzerland. (Associated Press Ph-r)
Pughs of Laramie
Honored at Lawn
Party on Friday
For the pleasure of Dr. and Mra
Glenn Pugh f Laramie, Wyo., house
guests of Mrs, Pugh'a mother, Mra.
B. N. Warner, Mrs. X. B. Gore and
Mra. Albert MoCorkle entertained with
a lawn party at the Gore home Fri
day afternoon and evening.
A number of relatives and friends
were Invited In to greet the visitors,
who are leaving this morning by
motor for the north, and a potluck
supper was served on the lawn.
Dr. and Mrs. Pugh will motor, to
Portland .via the coast route, then
take the Columbia highway for Vol
lowatone park, visiting there for a
time before going on to their home
In Laramie.
Medford Friends
Fete Miss Adamsoh
Before Departure
A group of Medford friends of Mlsa
Mary Adamson, who leavea soon with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, B. B. Adam
son, to make their , home In Salem,
and whose engagement to Marvin Al
bert of this city were recently an
nounced, gathered at the home of
Mlsa Beulah Gore Thursday evening
for a farewell party .and shower, fet
ing Miss Adamaon.
The affair also honored Miss Fred-
erlcka Brommer. who left Friday for
a trip to Vancouver, B. C., and San
Francisco by boat.
Polly Annn Clllli
Honors Mrs. palen
The Polly Anna club mst at the
home of Edith Beck for farewell party
Wednesday evening. Many lovely
gifts were exohanged and new names
drawn. A handkorchlef shower was
given Katie Palen who la leaving Sun
day for a three month's visit with
her daughter. Dainty refreshments
were served at a late hour by the
hostess and her committee.
Mrs. Rkrrters Gives
Party Honoring Daughter.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home ot Mrs.' Charles Skeeters
at Oold Hill Thursday, where a birth
day dinner waa given honoring her
daughter, Mrs. Marjorle Pens. Cycl
ing and horacback riding were among
the evenlng'a entertainment. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs. George
Wataon and daughter, Beverly, Mra.
auy Humphrey, Mrs. Jim Huklll, Mrs.
Harold warren and son, Jerry Mrs.
Charles Skeeters and Mra. Marjorle
Pena and son, Alvln.
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Large Reception'
Honors Rev. Knotts,
Methodist Church
A large event of the post week In
church circles waa the reception hon
oring Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Knotts.
given at the First Methodist Epis
copal church, of which Reverend
Knotts la the new pastor.
The ladles' parlor and the Ep
.worth League hall, where guests were
received were beautifully decorated
In summer flowers and more then
136 persons called.
The program opened with a short
talk In welcome by Mrs. F. Cor
llea of the Ladles' Aid. Misses Jose
phine and Helen Power then enter
tained with a piano duet and Mr.
Neuman, aa superintendent of the
Sunday school, welcomed the new
minister, and Mrs. Knott and her
mother, Mra. Ross, who will moke
her home here with them. .
Carl Grant, representing the of
ficial board, also spoke, and Misses
Joyce Banish and Florence Neuman
entertained with a group of songa.
Mrs. W. A. Holloway spoke for the
Home Missions and Clarence Meeker
ang a solo. Miss Ross, who Is
house guest ot Mis Mae Phtppa, also
entertained with musical numbers.
Reverend and Mrs. Knotts respond
ed with many appreciative words.
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Pclsrllla Circle
To Meet Wednesday.
The Prlscilla circle will meet next
Wednesday at the . home of Mra. Fred
Barker, near Mr. Webb's home on
King's highway at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs, Bailey Makes
Report, Ashland Meeting
Excellent attendance marked the
meeting of the Merley Miaalon Circle
in Llthla Park Thursday afternoon. A
report by Mrs. Effle I. Bailey of Med-,
ford, dlatrlct secretary, on the state
convention held in Eugene recently
waa an Important part of the pro
gram. ' A message about prayer was
given by Mra. Hague of Medford.
Special music was provided by Mrs.
Noel Hesrd, and Mlsa Kathryn Bailey
who played, two selections on steel
guitars. '
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
O. H. Hlnthorne and Mr. Delia Brum.
r. Aehland Tiding.
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Crater Lake Folk
Plan Series of
Summer Parties
While the summer heat U bringing
a wan In th social staton in the
alley, entertaining ts Juat beginning
In Crater Lake Natlonapark and the
little aummer colony at the lake, re
turn tag weekly bridge parties, which
furnished much pleasure there last
season.
Mrs. W. X. Robertson and Mrs. Ray
Edwin will be hostesses this coming
Wednesday at the Edwin home at
Government Camp. They have In
vited 38 to enjoy an afternoon of.
bridge.
Southern Oregon
Rebekahs Enjoy
Convention Here
The Rebekahs of southern Oregon
met in annual convention in the ).
O. O. P. hall with Ruth Lodge No. 4.
Ontt Pett No. 167 and Olive No. 28
as hostess lodges.
Delegates from Grants Pass, Gold
Hill, Aflhland, Central point and Jack
sonvllle were present.
The convention officers were seated
by Etna Lodge of Qrants Pass.
The delegates wen welcomed by
Lillian Clatk. and response given oy
Mrs. Roberts of Ashland.
Welcome song by Olive No. 28.
Reports of the work Of the lodges
of the district a'so the Past Noble
Grands clubs weve given.
Several interesting papers were read.
Beautiful memorial services were
given by Amethyst No. 97. Mrs.
Esther Ftlsbee, bond president of the
assembly of Oregon, answered, the
questions from the question box and
gave many suggestions.
The evening session was called after
dinner which was served In the din
ing room. Mrs. Lucretla Whlllock,
presiding.
President Esther Bond, Past Presi
dent Nellie Wattenburg, past Grand
Master Geo. Trefren and several dis
trict deputy presidents were Intro
duced. Short talk? were given by the
visitors.
After lodge closed, a short program
was given.
At the close of the afternoon ses
sion the office re for the next year
were installed. Mrs. Ethel Weed '-f
Oliver 28, chairman, Mrs. Pearl Fergu
son, of Mt. Pitt. Visiting chairman
and Mrs. Etta Carter, Mt. Pitt, secretary-treasurer.
The next convention will be held
in Gold Hill.
Gleaner Class
to Meet Tuesday
I . Gleaner class of the First Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Boshear
and Mrs. Miner at 404 Grape street,
Tuesday, July 18, at 3:30. The meet
ings are always Interesting. Bring
work for remodeling or repairing.
Lovell Stlnes Leave
For California Home
- Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Stlne of Oak
land, Cal., who have been guests for
the past two weeks of Mr. and Mm.
Nick Klme, returned home Thurs
day, Mrs. Stlne Is Mrs. KJme's sister
and was formerly Miss Emma Plymale
ot Jacksonville, where she spent her
girlhood. She reported many changes
in the valley since her last visit here
and was pleased with the develop
ment southern Oregon has experienced.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Having opened offices in the Farmers & Fruitgrowers'
Bank Bldg., I will appreciate the patronage of old patients,
and respectfully solicit a trial from new ones.
DR, E. W. HOFFMAN
SpeclalUlnjc Im Chiropractic Nerve Treatments .Mental Troubles
caused by nerve tension Run-down Conditions l-nck of Vitality
All conditions due to Sitbluctatlon of the Spine, etc. Office hours
9 to 42 and s to 5. .
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,. Inrteiwrnlrne of vonr family itiould
enwrjtency rle and you would o
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advtwr for thow you lore.
To nam thU ImnH an Ami tor and, trot
In to KNOW Ihnt whatever Instruction
you hare jtlnn In your will are ("tug to
b carried ont. You ran be mre of onr
belli here when needed. nerau our
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Barnums Welcomed;
Here Front Islands
Mrs. Clyde 0. Bam urn of Honolulu
is expected here this week to Join Mr
Barnum, who Is now a guest .of hi
mother, Mrs. F, G. Barnum and other
relatives. Mrs. Barnum who was call
ed to the states in advance of. Mr
Barnum, has been visiting her mother
In Texas. Following a visit here they
will enjoy a motor trip through the
Pacific.. northwest, before returning
to the .islands, sailing, from . San
Francisco. . .
Singletons Inspire
Entertaining, Home
of Dr. Bunch Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Singleton of
Roseburg were the inspiration of a
lovely party Friday evenfhg at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. F. O. Bunch,
where they were house gueats last
week.-. - ..
Dinner was served on the lawn, with
a long table,-' placed by the pool, dec
orated with- many summer flowers.
Covers were arranged for 13.
Following dinner, guests entered
the bouse, for several games of bridge.
Prizes were awarded Mr. and . Mrs.
Sti.gleton, honor guests; Mr. and Mrs.
Goodwin Humphreys, winners of first
honors and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reum
as winners of second.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
Tyree, Mr. and Mra Berthold Barnum.
Mr. and Mrs. Singleton, Mr. and Mrs.
Humphreys, Mr.- and Mrs. Reum and
the hosts; Dr. and Mrs: Bunch, Miss
Emily Tyre was also guest of Miss
Geraldlne Bunch at dinner on the
lawn.
The Singletons left for Roseburg
yesterday.
Dr. Mulholland
Host at Dinner
Dr. R. C. Mulholland was host
host Thursday at a dinner party -at
his home on Berkeley Way. entertain
ing a number of friends. Cards were
enjoyed following dinner. -
Joint Missionary Meeting
Very Pleasant Affair
The annual Joint meeting of the
Home and Foreign Missionary societies
of the First VM. E. churoh. was a
large affair, held Tuesday afternoon,
with Miss Mae Phlpps as hostess.
Mrs. W. A. Holloway presided during
the business session:-
Mrs. Wiley was appointed secretary
with Mrs. Lyman as press correspond
ent. A letter was read from Miss Lillian
B. Davis, warmly recommending to
the church here the new pastor, Rev.
Knotts and Mrs. Knotts.
The study program "Reoreatlon"
was ably conducted: by Mrs. .Geo.
Kunzman: - -
Poem:. "A Prayer for a Garden,"
Miss Elizabeth OHUngs.
Musical reading, "Antiques,'' Miss
Jeanetto Fields. -
Poem, "The Garden," Miss Ruth
Hedges. ' : :
"Snapshot," Mrs. Kunzman.
Mrs. Hill played, on the piano a
medley of familiar hymns, sung. In
concert by the audience. Mrs. W.
Walker led the devotional period
topic, "Jesus the Br lager of Joy." Rev.
Knotts In a brief address brought to
a close an Interesting program with
Mrs. Carder and Mrs. O. Holloway
offering prayers, .
The hostess and her assistants serv
ed sherbert and oakes with punch
during the social-half hour. .
Office Nurse
Insurance Trusts
Bakers Greeted
By Many Friends
During Stay Here
Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Ted Baker,
formerly of this elty, nov of Boise,
Idaho, arrived in Macford yesterday
afternoon for a brief stay and were
feted lost night by minv of tholr
friends at a swimming psrty at the
nonvi of H. D., Reed at Gold Hill.
While here the Bakers are house
guests of Mr. and Mrs A. B- Orr and
are leaving today for Pi to Alto, wnere
Mr. Baker will attend the secretarial
school as secretary of the Boise cham
ber of commerce.
Quests at the party last evening
were: Mr. and Mrs, Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. A. X. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
Alenderfer. Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Br ay ton, Mrs. Anns Bray ton, Dr. and
Mrs. Bert Lageson, Mr. snd Mrs. A. P.
Johnsen, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Trowbridge. Mr. and
Mrs. Max Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Quisenberry, Mr, and Mrs. Larry
Schade. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed, Mr. and
Mra. W. 8. Bolger, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Hauk, Miss Genevieve Reddy and
Messrs. Phil Sharp and Eugene Orr.
Mr. Sharp Leaves
For Family Reunion
Phillip Sharp of this city left yes.
terday on the plane for Portland to
attend a family reunion at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Sharp. '
The Sharps will entertain five chil
dren and four grandchildren at their
home today. Among others coming
from a distance will be Mrs. St. Clara
of Calgary, Canada; and Mr. and
Mrs. William Sharp of Seattle.
Christian Missionary
Group Has Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of
First Christian churoh met In Recrea
tional hall of the church Friday after
noon. It was first meeting of the
missionary year and the re-elected of
ficers presided. The president, Mrs.
A. Curry called the meeting to order
at. 2 o'clock, and presided at the busi
ness session.
Names of new chairmen and group
leaders were read. The following
leaders will have the programs in
charge: Mrs. David Hood, Mrs. Fred
Gerard, Mrs. E. E. Bads, Mra. R. L.
Ray, Mrs. B. Hooper and Mrs. Walter
Kindred. The worship period was
conducted by Mrs. Mabel Marshy She
read from Jno. 31-9-17, aa fitting the
theme "Lovest Thou Me." Mrs. Hood
led the presentation hour, announcing
the topics as Romance of Beginnings.
She gave a short introductory talk
of the early beginning of early mis
sionary work using a blackboard for
outlines and dates..
"Hands Across the Sea," showing
how and 'when the foreign work wis
started, given by Mrs. C. M. Hon;
"Frontiers at Home," given by Mrs. A.
Curry, showing the launching of the
home missionary work; "Our Pioneer
Leader" was given by Mrs. Dodge,
showing the work of Mrs. Caroline
Pearre In early days. Mrs. Margaret
Fisher, a charter member of the local
society, gave a short resume of the
early work done here. A social hour
followed.
Now. .
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Let's Have Some
Earnest Action
Get Those
Photographs
A professional photograph
will convince and sell
The spoken word is often
doubted.
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Father M. J. Lentz
Visits Sister Here
The Bev. M. J. Lenta of the Catho
lio church of Waterloo, lows, arrived
In Medford last Wednesday to be
ueat of hi slr, Mr. J. R. Mar
shall and family. He was met in
Portland by Mrs. i. Lenu and aon.
Jim, of Ysklma, Waah., who continu
ed to Medford with him.
The three will be Joined by Mrs
Marshall today on a trip up the coast
as far a Vancouver. Returning to
Portland, the Rev. Lent will leave
for the east and the others fof their
homes.
They will spend some time In Se
attle, Tacoma and Ysklma.
Butlers and Aldrns
Motor to Lake
After apendlng last night at Peter
Pan camp on the Rogue, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Butler, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Alden, motored
to Dlsmond lske today.
Mrs. Gore Entertains
For Pupils Thursday
Thursday morning Mrs. B. E. Gore
entertained a number of her piano
pupil at her home, presenting them
In . recital and demonstration, to
which 20 guests were Invited. A very
pleasant aummer morning at music
waa .enjoyed.
To Foot Sufferers!
I have been successful in securing; the services of a
nationally prominent Foot Correctionist who will be
in my office two days only, , ' '
Monday and Tuesday
July 17th and 18th
He does not use Knife, Drugs, or Metal Arch Sup
ports, or any other methods which have been proven,
failures, and he can give prompt relief in all cases
accepted. Do not fail to see him while he is here, as
you may be suffering from other serious ailments as
a result of. bad feet.
Examination Is Free
Phone 694 for Appointment
Dr. H. E. Miller
205 Liberty Bldg.
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Studio
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Photography
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Stomach and liver troubles tn
young and old corrected by the
atest natural methods.
DR. II. P. COLEMAN,
Phune 003. 4,20 Medford Bldf.
wfc'will
talk witri you...
MONDAY
July 17
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11 :00 a. m.
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