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IfEDFORD JfATL TRIBUNTS, MEDFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1933.
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon Hamilton
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JohnBcns Feted
At Many Events
Before Departure
Isadlng In Interest smcnf rrenu
on the (octal calendar of the put
mk hav. bMn attain arranged for
the pleasure of Mr. anil Mrs. A. P
Johnsen, who are leaving Thursday
to maie their bom In Fresno, Cat .
where Mr. Johnaen haa been trans
ferred aa district manager of the
Btandard Oil company of California.
On hundred and fifty trlenda gath
ered at the Hotel Medford last nljht
for a dinner dance, arranged in their
honor, and each preceding evening of
the week was marked by a dinner
party feting them. The Everett Bray
tons were hosts Tuesday, the A. J
IKsuks. Wednesday, the Rupert J
IKenry's Thursday and the Standard
Oil company staff Friday at a stsgg
'party tor Mr. Johnsen. This evening
the George M. Roberts are entertain
ing for the Johnsens and Tuesday
evening Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer and
Mrs. A. B. Cunningham will be hos
tesiea at dinner and cards. Twenty-tw-
guests have been Invited to the
rtalr. arranged as a farewell to the
popular couple.
During their two years In Medford
the Johnaens have made many trlenda
nd have been participants in much
entertaining, their attractive country
home on the Old stage road being
the gathering place of many socley
folk on numerous occasions.
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Burlingame Folk
To Attend Party
'At Rogue's Roost
Arriving here on the Shasta Sat
urday morning from Burlingame,
vera a party of folk who will be
guests Monday at the birthday party
being given at Rogue's Roost on the
river, In honor of Mrs. George Cam
eron and Nlon Tucker.
Those who arrived by train were
Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge Cameron, Mr.
nd Mrs. Joseph 0. Tobln, Mr. and
Mra. William Lelb and Mr. Tucker.
They will Join Mrs. Tucker who is
ilresdy at the lodge. Mrs. Sue Smith
la expected to arrive here Monday by
train from the south.
Carpenters Home
From Malibu Beach
Mr. and Mr. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter
nd children. Julie and Harlow, re
turned Thursday from spendlng-sbout
two months at Malibu Beach, Cal.
While In the south they also visited
Mrs. Ben Sheldon of Lot Angeles, (or
gnerly of this city.
Prentices Return
From Trip East
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice and
eons returned last Tuesday from an
extensive motor trip through the east
Including a visit to the world's fslr,
evsral days In New York, and at
Washington, D. O. They stopped In
Cortland last Saturday to visit with
friends there until Tuesday.
While In New York they visited
Mrs. Oeorge Andrews and son, George
Sdward, who recently lett Medford to
make their home with Madame Alice
Parker, slater of Ed Andrews and the
lste George Andrews of this city.
They also met Miss Csrollne Andrews,
opera singer, also formerly of Med
ford. Mra. Andrews In sending greetings
fcsck to her Medford friends by the
Prentices, stated that she Is enjoying
Sew York to the utmost and Madame
Parker announced that Oeorge Ed
ward would be alnglng on the Metro
politan circle In the near future.
Speaking of the fair, the Prentice
described It as a wonderful exhibi
tion of progress, but were more en
thusiastic in their praise of the
entlea and parka, the Smithsonian In
tltutlon, and other government
buildings visited at the capital. They
were fortunate in encountering no
extreme weather, they stated, and da.
vrlbed the entire trip aa even more
Interesting than they had anticipate
d.
Mistletoe (lab
Hem plrnlo Nupper
The Mistletoe club will meet with
Oeorgle Orlevea at Central Point
Wednesday for a picnic supper. Sup.
per to be served shout 8 or 8:30. All
re asked to bring their own service.
Members and thtlr families and
friends are Invited.
Moral Neighbors-
Bare Social r.venlng
The Royal Neighbora met far their
octal evening Thursday. Carda and
jlg-ssw pusrlea were enjoyed. It was
Iso Pollyanna party and many
gitts were exchanged. Watermelon
waa served at the dose of the eve
ning. MURRAY'S
Art Hair dressing
Salon
A word to the 1e . . . There
need be no doubt as to the suc
cess of a Permanent when yen
place qnallty a time price.
Murray's Personal Permanent
Waves ire superior because thev
leave your hair beaut II ul and
healthy.
Honeymboning in East
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8hangle Photo.
Mr. and Mr. Robert Caldwell Mftntz (Mary Lee Roberts) aa they left
the Medford airport for Chicago the day or their wedding, a social event
or August 10. Mm. Mantz wore as going away costume a black eult of
heavy crepe with smart detnlU In white. From Chicago the couple con
tinued to Michigan, where they ore spending their honeymoon nt a cot
tago on the lakes. They will motor west to Palo Alto, t'nl., where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Findley Is
Bridge Honor ee
Thursday Evening
Inviting a number of friends In to
greet Mra. Dwlght Findley, who re
cently came to Medford with Dr.
Findley to make their home, Mrs.
Wm. McAllister entertained Thursday
with an evening dessert bridge. There
were three tables of cards In play
end prlaea awarded Mrs. Raymond
Fish, Mrs. Harold Lansen and - the
honor guest.
Enjoying the pleasant evening
were Mra. Findley, her aUter-ln-law,
Mlsa Pauline Findley of Selem; Mrs.
Ralph Bailey, Mrs. C. I. Drummond,
Mrs. Raymond Fish, Mrs. L. L. San
ders, Mrs. Harold Larsen, Mrs. Klld-
lng Bengtson, Mrs. Rohert Munter.
Mrs. Jack Porter, Mrs. Chester Hub
bard and Mrs, Bayard Gotchell,
Methodist Aid
Oroilp To Meet
The General Aid will meet at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday afternoon at, 1:30 o'clock.
F. I.. Cluh Has
Pleasant Plrnto
Monday evening the F. I,, club of
Olive Rebekah lodge of Medford held
A ptcnlo supper at Wsgner creek.
Members present were: Lucille
Cave. Ethel Humphrey, Edna Hllder
brand, Besne Thompson, Marian M&l
lln, Georgian Hussong, and Vloln
Aldredge.
Susan Raines, who la member of
the club, Is spending several . weeks
on the coast.
Guests for the evening were: Mrs.
Joe Cave, Louis Thompscn, Bud Ald-
ienge ana ijee numpnrey.
On August 28th. the club has plan
ned a awlmmlng party at Jackson
Hot Springs. A covered dish luncheon
will be served.
The store of Rappy Wedding Ring,
White Rose
Wedding Rings
Radiant u Diamonds
Larry Schade
AIR Ua, jX
Bride-Elect Honor
Guest At Shower .
And Bridge Party
Mltuea Ruth Mlnear end Nina
Moore entertained Tueaday evening
nt the Mlnear home In honor of Mlsa
Leah Dietrich, whose marriage to
Ray Stringer will be solemnized to
day.
Bridge was enjoyed during the aw
ning and the honor guest was the
recipient of many wedding sifts,
conoealed about the room.
High acore at cards waa held by
Mlsa Susan Bar&ley and low by Mra.
Degerneaa.
Proacnt were Mlasea Bls.e Williams,
Oornldlne Latham, Kathleen Wilson,
Sybil Jean Young. Billy Mauling,
Oladys Mlnear, Susan Barkley. Wllna
Kanney, Nina Moor. Leah Dietrich,
Mrs. W. C. Degemess, Mra. Margaret
Beer and Mlaa Ruth Mlnear.
MIm Jordan Hostess
At Pinner and Swimming
Mlaa Olariya Jordan entertained a
number o? friends at dinner at her
home on Weat Second street Wednes
day evening. Later the gueata motor
ed to the Applegate river, where
swimming waa enjoyed.
Present wre: Jenette Trill. Ruth
Jordan. Glenn Mofflt.; Ruth Tye.
Dorothy Tye, Kenneth Moore, Kath
ryn Curry and Ruth Ltclera and the
hoateas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris
Visit Friends Here
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris stopped
here yeaterdsy to vlalt friends and
relatives while en route to their home
In Seattle from Redding. Cat., where
they have been aojournlng for aoma
time, ,
Mr. Harris, who formerly lived In
the Rogue River valley near Central
Point, la remembered by many
friends In this city.
Treasure Hunt
For Younger Set
Ends, Edge wood
One of the most pleasant events
of the season for members of tba
school set waa the treasure hunt and
supper for which Mlsa Joan DcLoeh
was h on tens Friday evening. Leaving
'he home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Phetteplace, Miss DeLoah
and guests continued to Edge wood
park, on Rogue River, where the
search was on. After the treasure
was located by Miss Anna Mae Puson
and Dick Watson, the guests contin
ued to the Phetteplaco cabin, where
the hofitess was assisted In serving
supper by Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Phette
place and Mra. 8. Bumpter Smith.-
Attending the Jolly affair were:
Misses Margaret Warner, Barbara
Hauk, Helen Stearns, Lola Nichols,
Virginia English, Esther Alexander,
Barbara Field, Evelyn Leonard, Cath
erine Brandt, Doris Patton, Mary Van
Dike, Helen Patton, Louisa El rod,
Lea bell Miller, ' Anna Mae Puson,
Helen McAllister, Jeon Qulsenberry,
Mildred Orltscb, Evelyn Herman.
Maxlne Robinson, Katherlne Robin
son, Alice Prock, Cecil Humph rye,
Barbara Schmidt, Doreen Leverette,
Molllc Brown, Doris Kellogg, Marjorlo
Mul hoi land, Suzette Stennett, Caro
line Stratton and Helen Stratton of
Vortland: the hostess, and Messrs.
Floyd Lewis, peorge Neuner of Port
land, Colin Gould. John Dallalre,
Stanley McKlnney, Tom Oreen, Walt
Young, Bill Prentice, Phil Qulsen
berry, BUI Kntps, BUI Luman, Bob
Zwlok of Portland, Dick Sleeter, Tom
Puson, Harold OeBauer, Jack Boyl;
Bill Walker. R. Naumes, Dick Watson,
Kennetb Hauk, Russell Brown, Sam
K rose hel, Alfred Randies, Bill Cum
mlngs, Ray Ward. Glen Watson. Jerry
Trill, Bob Hlnman. Arthur Iverson.
Bob Carter, Max Carter and Chas.
Buchanan.
Miss Thompson Is
Home From Orient
Home from, an Interesting two
years In Korea with her uncle and
aunt. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Moffett,
Is Mlsa Mary Jar vie Thomoson.
daughter of Mrs. Edith Ptsh Thomp- 1
son or rnoenix. She arrived here
Tuesday after making the trip to the
states on a Japanese liner.
While In the Orient ehe attended
school at the city of Pyeng Yeng,
near the Manchurlan border, and also
vtaltd In Seoul, Yokohama and
Toklo.
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Braults Entertain
For Mrs. Leo Maker
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Brault enter
tained Friday evening at their home
on Dakota avenue honoring Mrs. Leo
Maher, guest from California at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Anna Mlk
sche. , .
The 'first prize at cards and rou
lette was awarded Mrs. Maher and
Mr. McKern of Eugene. -
Those present were Mrs, Maher,
Miss Bertllle Mlksche, Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Butler, Messrs. McKern and
Harry Skyrman and Mr. and Mrs.
Brault.
.Ml Inch Hostess
At Bridge Thursday. i
Mlsa Leah Inch entertained at
bridge Thursday evening, inviting
friends In for three tables of cards.
Wenonah Club"
"Meets at Platts
The regular Wenonah club card
party was held on the spacious lawn
at the Don Piatt home on East Elev
enin street nursaay. rne aiternoon
waa spent at bridge, with five tables
in play.
Refreshments were served during
the afternoon. Blanche Rlnabarger
nd Hulda Thurman assisted as hos
tesses.
Prlws at bridge were awarded Mra.
Stanley Jones for high score and
Norma Martin, for consolation.
VORLD
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1934-givei you Christmas nd New Year's tc home, and then
siviy to the fir cornets of the world J) ports in til. 130 days
of travel luxury sboird the largul utrlj train lintr afloat, with
experienced, courteous officers, cruise stiff snd crew
Emprtss Britain
An imfmid itmtrtry this season includes Beli, new Garden of
Eden in the Indian Ocean, Penangfor(An;koiVCatjBoroboedoer
-Java's most famous Buddhistic remains. The season's height in
the Mrditcmnetn, lndis when
cherry-blossom time, Trinlltti
again en thia 1954 cruise of the
compinv-nuke new mends-see the
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'Pe-rti..Fir C!i, Toori or One'iv Fares.
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Greets! Agent. Paaaeegft Dept. 14A-A Broaiwiy.
American Bank Building, Portland, BR 0617.
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Findley s Visited.
By Many Guests '
Dr. and Mra. Dwlght H. Findley of
this city entertained a number of
friends during the past 10 days, who
called here to visit them In their
new home. Among them were J.
Drlskoll, attorney of San Diego, Cal.,
and Mrs. Paul Blanchard and family
of Chicago, where Mr. Blanchard la
attorney for Armour Bros. Mrs. Blan
chard Is the daughter of Dr. Sherman
Lough ridge of Grsnt Pass and both
have many friends , In the Rogue
River valley.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Lochenour and
son Lynn, of Salem were also recent
guests at the -Findley home. Dr.
Lochenour is dean of the law school
at Willamette university.
Miss Edith Findley of Salem waa
house guest of the Findley s here last
week. She waa accompanist for the
trio and quartet winning the state
American Legion Auxiliary contest In
Klamath Falls, which entitles the
group to a trip to Chicago this fall
for entrance In national competition.
The same trio won the national con
test In Portland.
Another visitor at the Findley
home was Dr. K. Johnson, member
of the staff of the California State
hospital at Napa. He arrived by
plane from Portland and remained
for a few days fishing, continuing
later to San Francisco.
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Miss McOuat and
Mr. Orr To Wed
Miss Barbara McOust, daughter of
Paul McOuat, la leaving Monday for
Vancouver, Wash., where she will be
married to Charles Orr, son of Mrs.
Mildred 'n of Eugene.
The couple will be accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Orr of McMlnn
vllle. brother and alster-ln-law of the
groom. Following the ceremony, they
plan to leave for Canada on a wed
ding trip.
They p(an to make their home In
Portland, where Mr. Orr Is an In
structor In Orant high school. ' -
Miss McOuat Is a popular member
of Medford's . younger set, having
made her home here for several years.
Fidelity Circle
Welcomes New Member
The Fidelity - circle met last week
at the home of Mrs. E. 8. Httzler on
West Holly for the regular business
meeting of the month. One new com
mlttoe was appointed, the members
to act as a welcoming groop to greet
nil newcomers 8t the church door.
For the first month the committee
will be composed of Mrs. H. L. Gil
lette and Mrs. -R. p. Mortensen. The
circle welcomed a new member, Mrs.
C. H. Beer of 311 Laurel street, at
the meeting.
Mrs. Olllette directed the program
of the last session of the circle and
presented Harold Olllette In a very
clever reading. She also directed
two contests, using names of flowers,
which proved Interesting. After the
program refreshments were served.
The next meeting of the circle will
be at the home of Mrs. Smylle.
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Hlbbard-Conrad
Bethrothal Told '
Announcement of the approaching
marriage of Miss Marguerite Hlbbard
of Butte Falls to Ernest Conrad of
this city, the wedding to tske place
on September 3. was made at a
bridge dinner given by Mra. J. a.
Hlbbard at her home In Butte Falls,
Friday evening, August 18.
An attractive color scheme of orch
id end yellow wss esrrled out In
flowers, candles and favora. High
score in bridge was held by Mrs. Lar
sen. The Invited guests were: Mra. P.
Kuhn, Mrs. B. Larsen, Mrs. N. B.
Stoddard. Mrs. D. Cleveland, Mrs. E.
Moore. Mra. F. Csrsen. Mrs. H. Craft,
Mrs. Clyde Smith, Miss Tslllene
Jackson, Mrs. A. E. Wstson of Grants
Psss. snd Miss Eunice Davis and Mrs.
J. T. Conrad of Medford.
CRUISE
travel it moir comfortible, Japan in
tit saw Am a sViy Br-nilljjM
Empress of Britain-Whyjiotjoin their""
world.'
Bride-Elect And
Fiance Incentive
Of Entertaining
Considerable entertaining Is plan
ned In local society this week for the
pleasure of Miss Margaret Arnold and
her fiance. Dare 11 F. Huson. The two
were guests one evening- last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Prazer Brown, where dinner waa
served Informally In the garden, and
were among honor guests at a party,
given by Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Faber
at Central Point, complimenting Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Faber whose -wedding
waa a social event of the sum
mer In Salem.
Other parties are planned this
week by a number of their trlenda.
Date of the wedding has not been
announced.
Misses Kellogg
And English Are
Hostesses Here
Among younger hostesses of the
past week, entertaining at bridge was
Miss Doris Kellogg. Prizes at the
pleasant affair were won by Miss
Frances Arnsplger, Miss Marjorie
Mulholland and Miss Mollle Brown.
Miss Virginia English was also
among members of the younger set
entertaining last week. Prizes at her
party were won by Miss Joan DeLlsh
and Miss Evelyn Leonard.
Carnation Club
lias Sewing Meet
The Carnation club met at the
home of Mrs. Gentry on 'Liberty
street Thursday and' the afternoon
waa devoted to sewing on tea towels
After the sewing bee, Mrs. Gentry
served refreshments, completing the
very pleasant afternoon,
Local Folk Attend
Shrine club Events
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer and
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cunningham left
yesterday noon for North Bend,
where they were guests last night at
the dancing party of the Shrine club,
and where they are attending the
Shrine picnic today. The dancing
party at the North Bend hotel was
also attended by Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thompson of this city and Mr. and
Mra. Cass of Grants pass.
Prlscllla Circle
To Meet Wednesday
The Prlscllla circle met at the
home of Mrs. peter Dietrich on North
Central Wednesday aiternoon for a
very happy session. After the busi
ness meeting a program was present
ed. Including piano solos by Mrs.
Carrie McDannel, two songs by little
Margaret Ricks and a reading by
Mrs. Fred Barker on cards.
Mrs. Mary Wiley also entertained
with a childhood poem, "My Dolly'
and Mrs. Blanche Jenkins and Mrs."
Dietrich sang "Tell Me the Old, Old
Story."
An honor guest for the occasion
waa Mra. Josephine Hall, who bad
been 111.
Following the program delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
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Party Compliments
Folk From Yakima
Mra. Frank DeSouza waa hostess
Friday evening at a bridge party hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. Lenta of Yakima,
Wash house guests of the J. R. Mar
ahalla. There were two tables of
bridge la play during the evening
and the traveling prise was awarded
Mrs. Marshall and prize for high
acore went to Mr. Lents.
Enjoying the pleasant affair were
and Mrs. LenU, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fredette
and Mr. and Mra. DeSouza.
Mlts Bard well Leaves
For Eastern Trip.
Miss Betty Bardwell la leaving to
day by motor with her mother, Mrs.
R. G. Bardwell, for Portland, from
which city aha will continue east to
Join her father for an extensive stay
in the eastern states.
Lonson-Vost
iveddlng Told
Announcement was made last
week of the wedding of Mrs. S. Lon
son of Los Angeles and Ray Yost of
this valley August 6th. A number
of their friends gathered at their
home. Black Oak orchard, and sur
prised them with a shower and a
pleasant evening of games.
Rernhaws Have
Guests From North
Dr. and Mra. S. G. Longley of
Bremerton, Wash., arrived here last
Wednesday, accompanied by Gordon
Kershaw for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. P, M. Kershaw before con
tinuing to San Francisco and points
south for a several weeks' vacation,
Gordon Kershaw Joined them In the
north after visiting Mrs. Kershaw In
Seattle for the past month. Mrs.
Kershaw Is still a patient at the Rlb
ertson sanitarium, but la Improving
steadily and expects to return to her
home in Medford about October 1.
her friends are glad to learn.
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Medford Misses
Vacation, Beach
Mrs. Ernest J. Smith 1 hostess this
week end to ft party of Medford
misses at Crescent City. In the group
enjoying the stay at Flansigan cot
tage, surf bathing, hiking and other
beach sports are Misses Gertrude
Haskins. Frances Moeller, Jana Dixon
and Janet Wray Smith.
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