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1TEDF0RD 7TATL TRTBUJTE, MTCDrOKn, DREG OX, SUSDAY, ATGUST 27, 1933. TTTTTTTf fTTTTTTTTT TTTtTTtttttttttt ?TTTTTTTTtt TtTTtttTTTT??? i X Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton t PAfiE two -r'l Rogue Is Popular Gathering Place Of Local Society Farewell parties for folk leaving , Medford, welcome borne partite (or returning racatlonlets end visitors to the World'! Fair, have Kept local society very busy during the past week although the warm weather forecaet ft wane In event. Throughout all the festivity the Rogue was popular gathering place nd continues to be. Last evening Mrs. H. Chandler Egsn entertained at ter river home, members of her bridge club and their husbands. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edge!!, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Bprague Rlegel, Mr. and Mra. wheldon Bid. dle Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gain Robin son, and Mr. and Mra. Alfred 8. V. Csrpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter also entertained at dinner last eve ning at their home In the country. Inviting for the occasion Mr. ana Mrs. Martin Luther, recent arrivals here; Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Aldrlch. Miss Roxanne Ruhl and Chas. Voor hlea. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. Vsn Boevenberg will be hosts at a 5 o'clock picnic at the Maud cabin on Rogue river, near Oold Hill, Summer Social Season at Lake Drawing to Close CRATER LAKE Mrs. E. C. Bollnsky and Mrs. Earl Count were hostesses Tuesday afternoon at the Annie Springs home of Mrs. Sollnsky In Crater Lake National park at the last of a series of summer bridge lunch' eons In the park. Attractive table and room decorations added to the eplrlt of the occasion. Mrs. Ray Edwin, running up an unusually high score, was awarded first prize, with Mrs, John Ssrgent second. Consolation prise was award ed Mra. P. N. Miller. In a guessing contest, Mrs. Russell Andrews was high, Mrs, Breynton Finch second and Mrs. T. H. Canfleld, low. A beau tiful guest prise was presented Mrs. K. O. Bryant, who was In the perk few days with her husband, Dr. H. O, Bryant, assistant director of the National Park service. Invited guests Included Mrs. W. W. Atwood of Washington, D. 0., Mrs. H. O. Bryant, Mrs. W. Zane of Eu gene, Mrs., Mrs. D. 8. Llbbey. Mrs. Martin Palmer. Mrs. Walter Nlttel. Miss Jean Steel, Miss Eleanor Scott of Los Angeles, Mrs. Stanley Wooa ruff, Mra. Owlght French, Mrs. Can fleld, Mra. Bargent, Mrs. W. B. Rob ertson, Miss Gladys Ruud of Oak land, Cal Mra. Russell Andrews, Mrs. Lee Brlcker, Mrs. Gordon Warner. Mrs Ray Henderson, Mrs. Charles Sim eon, Mrs. C. Andreseu Hubbard, . Mrs. Chsrles Goold, Mrs. F. N Miller. Mrs. Finch and Mra. W. O. Belderllnden. Williams' Observe Tenth Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Thos. V. Williams of PhoenK celebrated their tenth wed ding anniversary Tuesday evening at their home entertaining lit buffet supper There wen 33 present for the cleassnt affair. Mrs. Wells Honored At Surprise Tarty Mra. Marie Wells was very pleas antly surprised by the Pal club mem bers. Bridge was enjoyed during the afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. deorgla Orleve. Edith Beck, Calla Oeer, Bessie Dewey, Inks Fouleer, Henrietta McKlnney, Grace Frodette, and the honor member, Marie Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Visiting Here. . Welcome guests In the valley this week are Mr. and Mra. Paul Allen of Portland, who are visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Allen Is associated with the Portland Journal In the northern city and la on vacation this week. Levy gtodents In Recital Monday National studio of Musle and Art of which Victor Levy la In charge, will present a recital In the city park Monday evening at eight o'clock. The violin ensemble of thirty puplla will be heard, and anyone Interested In hesrlng-the program, Is Invited, Mr. Levy aald yesterday. The American Laundry w XL gPp2J aw HAROLD VANDERBILT AND BRIDE W 5 ' ? 1 I I ; i f! 'J P'. J I v, if jH, ,! -v-jij Harold 8. Vanderbllt, multi-millionaire railroad director and yachts, man of New York and Newport, R. I, was married In New York to Gertrude Lewie Conaway, aoclally prominent Philadelphia girl. They sailed for Europe Immediately after the ceremony. (Aaaoclated Pras Photos) Misses Sinnott Of Seattle Are Feted at Dance Feting the Misses Joan and Eliza beth Sinnott, guests here from Be attle of their aunts, the Misses Anne and Katie Kellehor, Misses Gertrude and Margarlte Boyle entertained Fri day evening with ft dancing party at the Twin ' Plunges. Twenty-five couples from the younger set were Invited to the af fair. Portland Meyers Honored at Supper Mr rad Mra. Herbert W. Craln en tertained Wednesday evening with a plcnlo aupper at the Llthla park in Ashmnd, In honor of Mrs. Oraln'a parents.' Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Meyers of Portland. Gliosis for the evening were Mrs. Craln's sister, Mrs. Virgil W. Llvessy and son Do aald Miss Grace Smith of Portland, Mr. and Mra. W. O. Ea gerness and son Kenneth. Following the picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Degerncss entertained at bridge In their home, with Mrs. Llvesay Win ning high honors. Lecture Pleases Large Audience By MRS. E. E. GORE Like an oasla In the desert was the llluatmted lecture at the high school auditorium Tuesday night by Lois Lobdeli, who showed unusual views of the Zlon National Park and Bryce Canyon Miss Lobdel Is woman's welfare director of the Union Psclflo system and infusee the spirit of the great out-doors into her leoture. She creates an atmosphere of active par ticipation in the trip through the park that is very fascinating. As one wes heard to say, "The way ahe carried me along. I thought I'd never come out of some ot those great canyons M Miss Moulton, who assisted Miss London and who has sung In grand opera before world audiences, also plessed with musical interpretatlona of some of the most outstanding scenes. It Is to be hoped that the cham ber of commerce will have more and other opportunities to provide de lightful evenlnga' entertainment for Its members and friends. Crestoni visiting In Portland This Week. ' Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Creston of this city are visiting In Portland thla week, where they are at the Sovereign hotel apartments. 100 N. Asks Your Cooperation in Carrying Out President Roosevelt's Splendid W bllev that you will tupport ni, and accept whatever changei are necessary in order for the American Laundry to comply with the agreement for iborter howi, higher wegei and more employment. James Slorah, Proprietor ft r iniiiaii Lawn Party Of Altar Society Is Wednesday Among msjor event announced for this week, socially speaking, Is the publlo card party to be sponsored by St. Ann's Altar society at me nome of Mrs. J. R. Marshall on West Tenth street. Wednesaay afternoon. Tables will be arranged on the spacious iswn and playing will begin at 3 o'clock. Auction and contract bridge and too will be played. Assisting Mrs. Marshall In enter taining . will be the following com mittee: Mesdames A. V. Graves, Holz- gang, J. O. Murray, Lermcxey, ixjuls Jennings. Ksmpkse, Logan, Loffer and Kelso. Misses Ferry Are Bridge Hostesses The Misses Elizabeth end Frances Ferry, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ferry of Foots Creek, who will be entering Stanford university in the fsll. were hostesses Wednesday afternoon at a bridge party at their attractive home near Rogue River. Among guests for the afternoon were a number from the younger sot of Medford, including Misses Ardath Llndley, Francea Arusplger, Winifred Rossborough, Roea Oore, Dorotny Gore, Kstherlne Stearns, Erma We dermeyer. Alleen Guy and Marian Moore. Several friends also attended from Foots Creek. First prize at cards was awarded Miss Rosa Gore. - Merrick-Agens . Betrothal Told The engagement of M!u Harriett Merrick of Orosamont, Cal., to Lieut. Frederic F. Agens U. 8. N., eon of Prof, and Mra. F. T. Agens of Valley View drlTe, and nephew of Mr and Mrs. 0. M. Kldd, alias been announced. 4 Greys Receive Congratulation! Congratulation are extended Mr. and Mrs, Herb Grey of South Oak- dale this week upon the birth ol son, named James William. The baby la the grandson ot Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Grey of this city and Mr and Mrs. Wm. Gregory of the Crater Lake highway. plrnlo Dinner Enjnjed In Park Friday evening a picnic dinner was enjoyed at Llthla park la Ashland by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Craln, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. LVgerness and Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Drummond. Follow ing dinner, the group enjoyed bridge at the Craln home. R. A. Mrs. Lumsden Is 97 Today, Dinner Planned At Inn r "A happy birthday to you" la the song hosts of friends are singing If not in reality, at least In their hearts today to Mrs. X. M. ("Grandma") Lunuden, who Is celebrating her 97th blrihday. With ner daughter-in-law. Mra. H. V. Lumsden, with whom she makes her home, and a few other relatives and friends, sne wllf motor to Rorue Elk Inn for birthday din ner. Piana for the party were an nounced yesterday by Mrs. H. U. Lumsden. Although three more years will bring ner to her centennial, Mra. Lumsden Is not dreading the future but anticipating It, as she does visits from the many friends she has made during her 43 years lm Medford. And the many folk, who call to wish her "A nappy birthday" today, will find the beloved little pioneer smiling at the calendar. Besides ner daughter-in-law, Mrs. H. U. Lumsden, "Grandma," as she la known to all her friends,, has the following relatives here: A grand son, Treve Lumsden, recently trans ferred from Medford to Hills boro; two great grandchildren, Anna Lee and Treve Jr and a nephew, C. I. Hutchison. All will be Joining a nost of friends in extending birthday greetings to her today, for each August 27 that rolls around finds a shower of flow era, cardc, other gifts, and good wishes awaiting "Grandma" Lumsden. Mrs, Vint, Honor Guest Thursday At Tea in Park CRATER LAKE Honoring Mrs. Thorn a C. Vint of San Francisco. Miss Jean Steel, assisted by Miss Jane So llnsky, was hostess at tea Thursday afternoon from three to five at hex Government Camp home In Crater National park. Mrs. Vint arrived Wed nesday evening, accompanying Mr. Vint, landscape architect of the na tional park service. She Is a former well known Med ford resident and was a member of the Crater Lake National park or ganization five years ago. Guests invited were as follows: Mrs. Vint, Miss Mable Brown of Arizona, accompanying the former, Mrs. E. O. Sollnsky, Mra. D. 8. Llbbey, Mrs. Mar tin Palmer. Mrs. W. O. Belderllnden. Ml 88 Donna Sollnsky, Mrs. Charles Goold, Mrs. Lee Brlcker, Mrs. Gordon Warner, Mrs. Russell Andrews, Mra. T. H. Canfleld, Mrs. Earl Count, Mrs. Ray Henderson, Mrs. Ray Edwin. Mra. John Sargent, Mra. Curtis Gardner and Mrs. C. W. Rowe of Union Creek, Mrs. F. N. Milter, Mrs. W. B. Robert son, Mrs. Stanley Woodruff, Mrs. Charles 81rason. Mrs. Walter Nlt&el, Mrs. Owlght French, Mrs. Breynton Finch, Miss Eleanor Scott of Los An geles, guest of Mrs. Count, Mrs. Gladys Ruud of Oakland, Calif., guest of Mra Ray Edwin and Mrs. W. Bitton, mother of Mrs. Brlcker. Clarks Entertain I At Bridge Event Ml&s Marjorle Dally of Seattle and Miss Eunice Davis, who recently re turned from abroad, shared honors Tuesday evening at the party given by Mrs. Josephine Clark and son. Webster. There were three tables of bridge In play during the evening. Hlhle Claw Reviews Hook tf Ianlel Today The Women'a Bible class of the Medford Presbyterian church has been holding regular meetings In the clans room all during the summer. Mrs. Maude. Chapman has given a most Instructive exposition of the book of Daniel. This study Is very appropriate during these troublous times. Thla morning at 0:45 a review of the entire book will be given and all members, as well as anyone In terested In prophesy, are invited to attend. Mrs. Mary E. Chaney, presi dent, announced yesterday. A Grunow Is Von have only to lee the Qrnnow Refrigerator in opera tion to know why it is 10 popular. Its presence in the Hall of Science at the World's Fair is a big tribute to Grunow. Palmer Music & Electric Store Departing Folk Much Entertained Much entertaining of the past week wsa arranged for the A. P. Johnsens, who left Friday for their new home in Fresno, Cal., and the Treve Luma dens, who are leaving for HUlsboro, A large dancing party, honoring the Lumsden, waa held at the Hutchison home, followed by supper at the Vir gil Strangs, and a community lunch eon for the pleasure of Mrs. Lumsden was held Friday at the home of Mrs. Conroy. Several large affairs and numerous dinners preceded the Johnsens de parture. Mrs. Lumsden left Friday evening for the north, where Mrs. Lumsden and children will Join him the last .of this week. . Miss Fitzgibbon Complimented at Wednesday Event Complimenting Miss Jean Fitz gibbon, whose engagement to Aubrey Pugh haa been announced, a num ber of the bride-elect's friends gath ered for surprise party and bridal shower at the home of Miss Mar guerite McAllister Wednesday eve ning. . Bridge was enjoyed and many love ly gifts presented the honor guest. Prizes at cards went to Misses Viola Strong and Marguerite McAllister. Present at the no-hostess event were Misses Fitzgibbon, Strong, Mc Allister, Ruth, Adklns and Ellen Wil son, and Mesdames Maude Wilson. J. E. McAllister, Ray LeFevre. Clarence Sheley and John Bison. A color scheme of green and yel low was developed at the tables and about the rooms of the McAllister home for the occasion. , Activities of Legion Auxiliary By Mrs. Cole Holmes. Another branch of the work of the Auxiliary Is the publicity. In order to carry out Its purpose most ef fectively It la necessary for the Auxil iary to give the publlo an under standing of its Ideals and principles and of the work which it Is doing. By making Itself well known to 'the public, publlo support can be as sured in all Auxiliary work, and as many of the Auxiliary activities are of a public or seml-publle nature, thla support Is essential to fullest success. The publicity work In the Auxiliary haa no end of its own to gain, but Its purpose is to acquaint the public with, the work of the Auxiliary. For success In membership work, In re habilitation, child welfare, American ism, community service, national de fense, legislative work and the other endeavors of the Auxiliary effective publicity la always an Important aid and often vitally necessary. It Is the endeavor of the Auxiliary to continue to be a group of patriotic women. banded together for the dual purpose of contributing to the welfare of the widows and orphans of World War Veterans and In the rehabilitation of the disabled World War veteran. It Is an honor to be able to belong to such a group of women and help In such a well-defined program. The Auxiliary is comprised of the highest grade of women who are able to com bine pleasure with work. Every mother, wife, alster and daughter of a World war veteran should belong. for it is impossible for any organi zation to do Its most successful work without adequate co-operation. MIm Butler Returns To Lonjrvlew, Wash. Miss Arllene Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Butler, left yes terday for Long view. Wash., where she will resume her position In he schools with opening of the fall term. She divided her vacation time this year between Medford and Dia mond lake, where she spent six wtrks at the Butler cabin. Refrigerator the Answer to Every Housewife's Prayer . . i Gtt a demonstration at our stort VfUUlCtlT B SUPER-SAFE BCCRinrniTno " k iiiw.iinivn Mus Arnold and D. Huaon To Wed, Corvallis Today Miss Msrgaret Arnold, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Arnold of Van couver, Wash., and Da re 11 p. Huson. son ol Mrs. Ins M. Huson of tbls city, will be married at 7:30 o'clock this evening at a lovely ceremony at ' the home of the bride-to-be's brother, Byron D. Arnold ot Cor vallis, the Presbyterian minister ot that city officiating. The bride, who wlU be unattended, will be attired In Cassnova crepe, off wbtte In ahade, and of long flowing lines with close fitting bod Ice. Bhe will csrry a shower bou quet of sweetpess, roses and lUtes of the valley. The wedding march will be played by her brother, Mr. Arnold. Among those attending the wedding will be Mr. and Mra. Arnold ot Van couver, Mrs. Huson and sons Ray and Roy, ot thla city, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips, also of the Rogue River valley. Following a week's honeymoon at the coast the couple will return to Medford to reside, where Miss Arnold Is an Instructor In the city schools snd Mr. Huson In business with nts mother. Miss Arnold and her fiance have been the Inspiration of much enter taining here since announcement of their betrothal. One of the last events In their honor last week was given by Mist Emily Brown, hostess at the home of her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prazer Brown. Twenty four members of the younger set were Invited to a garden party and shower complimenting the engaged couple, Thursday evening. Gifts for a kitchen and dining room shower were presented after date of the wedding was cleverly announced. Games with a bridal character were played and the Virginia reel danced on the lawn. Retreshmenta were served at the close of games. Miss Hcnaley on Vacation This Week Miss Margaret Hensley left yester day afternoon for 8alem. where she will be a guest of friends for a few days this week. pomanders, unesta . Here for Week-end Miss Frances Green and Mr. Stew art Schlosser of Portland srrlved In Medford Friday evening to visit friends and motor to Crater Lake. .Miss McCredle Hostess To Central Point Club CENTRAL POINT Miss Velma Mc Credle wae hostess to the H. S. C. on Wednesdsy afternoon, with a good attendance. At the close of an Important busi ness session, led by President Hilda Hague, a program of various con tests In charges of Mesdames Smith, Heed and Sander, was enjoyed. Re freshments were served by the hos tess and committee. Ladles present were: Mesdsmes Elizabeth Olson, Hazel Tyreil, Martha Gregory, Emma Lou Conger, Birdeen Myers, Charity R. Sander, Mary Lou Beebe, Mae Richardson, Hilda Hague. Delia Parker, Agnes Head, Zura Mae McCredle, Rose Leaverton of Big Applegate, Vetrls Endera of Ashland. Mnttle Smith, and Misses Mary Maury, Faye Beebe, Eula Benson. Vera Leaverton and hostess, Velma McCredle. The next meeting of this club will be with Mrs. Myers on Wednes day, September 37. The VALLEY SCHOOL PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION 19th year- Announce a nine month "s term Opening September 18 A QSJL SCHOOL with modern educational ad vantages, ideal surroundings, up-to-date equipment and tuition in keeping with present day conditions. Classes arc small, thus .enabling each pupil to have individual attention. The School complies with Oregon Public School requirements, offering in addition French, Music, Physical Education and Folk Dancing. For information Call Mrs. I. E. Schuler Telephone 290-W Mr$. Pound Inipires Entertaining Here Mrs. B. 0. Pound of Sslem, bouse guest of Mrs. Ralph CowglU here, haa been the Incentive of considerable entertaining during the paat week, and is enjoying a trip this week-end with Mrs. Cowglll to the northern California beaches. Thursday Mrs. CowglU entertained for her pleasure with tour tables ol bridge and Wednesday Mrs. Harry Prentice and Mrs. S. Ralph bippel were hostesses at dessert bridge, com plimenting Mrs. Pound. There were four tables In play during the after noon. Party Celebrates Birthdays of Three Celebrating three birthday anni versaries a group of Medford people entertained at luncheon at the Plaza in Ashland Tuesday, followed by bridge In the park. Honor guests were Mrs. A. C. Hubbard Mrs. L. C. Taylor and Mra. Cecil Perkins, house guest - of Mrs. Taylor from Modesto, Cal. The three were ob serving birthday anniversaries. During the afternoon three tables of bridge were In play In the park and prizes awarded Mrs. "M. M. Her-' man, Mrs. Van Gilbert and Mra. Hubbard. Present were: Mesdames Geo. B. Alden, A. F. Stennett, J. H. Butler, Maasdam. West. Van Gilbert. Her man, H. F. Piatt, Frobach and the honor guests. Mrs. Orlady Guest Of Browns Here. Mrs. T. L. Orlady ot Jamestown, N. D is a guest here for the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown, hsvlng stopped on her way to Se attle to visit her mother. Miss Taylor and Mother Guests. Miss Taylor, teacher In the Butte Falls schools, and her mother were guests last week of friends on the Applegate and In Medford, where they were entertained by the John Dodges and Mra. Rena CoUle. Baptist Auxiliary' ' Haa Bnsy Day The Ladlea1 Auxiliary ot the First Baptist ohurch had a busy all-day meeting In the cool recreation hall Tuesday. Everyone worked, even the children, sewing quilt blocks. The luncheon was fine. At 3:30 the president, Mrs. W. R Crawford, took the chair. After the business session Mrs. Mary Strickland led the missionary meeting and Mrs E. E. Wilson the devotlonals. The subject was "Burma." Reports from the missionaries and teaoaers telling about Judson college, vaca tions in. the mountains, assembly. T. M. and Y. W. C. A. work, closed with circle of prayer for the workers In that field. The Store ot Happy Wedding Rings White Rose Wedding Rings Radiant as Diamonds Larry Schade Invitations Out For Formal Dance At Twin Plunges . Misses Helen Patton and Mollle Brown are among members of the younger set, who will entertain this week. They have Invited guests to a formal dancing party at Twin Plunges In Ashland for Tuesday eve nlng. One hundred Invitations art being Issued. Miss Patton will be leaving Sep tember 8th for the aouth to enter school at Anna Head. She will be accompanied by her alster Darin, who wlU enter Mills college this fall. PaJ nub Arranees Several Social Events The Pal club gave a chowmeln din ner at the home of Marie WeUa Aug. 23th in honor of Lets Abbey from Klamath Falls, who Is spending 4 week in the city. Included among the guests were Mrs. Nellie Batten and Mrs. Peg Dunn of Portland and LaMurle Beck. On Aug. loth, the Pal club also enjoyed a swimming party at Jack son Hot Springs, followed by sup. per to which husbands were invited and Pal gifts were exchanged. CONSTIPATION Stomach and liver craoblea In voung and old corrected by. the atest natural methods. OB. U. P. COLEMAN, Phone 869. 438 Medford Bldf. Free 416 Kniargemeni with eacb roll ol films printed. Gardner Drugs It's a Blessed Event when the wire says MI don't need any new clothes yet Just give a cheek and I'll get one of , BOWMAN'S Famous Permanent Waves before the prices go up again." Phone 87 for Appointment 138 S. Central Phone 873 E. Main St. Phone 788
