JIEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, 3IEDFORD, OREGON, SUXDAT, SEPTEMBER 3, 1933.
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
. Edited by
Eva Nealon Hamilton
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Hundred Guests At
Masquerade Friday
Robert Hart Home
One bunditd guests, gaily attired.
vere Invited Friday evening to the
t Robert Hart home, where Mr. nd
..Mra. Robert Hart, Mr. and Mra. Floyd
Hart and Mr. and Mra. Frederick
, Heath entertained with a maaquerade
v party.
Dancing waa enjoyed during the
., evening. A clever minstrel play,
, under the direction of Tom Swem
' waa presented, after which aupper
WHe aerved.
The patio waa converted Into a
"stage for the occasion. Those taking
, part In the presentation were Mr. and
( Mra. Lloyd Williamson, Mr, and Mrs.
W. F. Qulsenberry, Mr. and Mra.
James Stevena, Mr. and Mra. Hal
Johnson, H. D. Reed. Fletcher Pish,
Max Pierce. W. I. Vawter and Mra.
Ben Trowbridge.
1 Mrs. Don Newbury
' Has Garden Party
For Younger Folk
. A lovely garden tea party, for the
, pleasure of little Mlsa Nancy Jean
Newbury, was given Thursday by her
' mother, Mra. Don Newbury, at their
home in the Siskiyou Heights. A
, number of her young friends were in--.
vlted for the afternoon and games
, were enjoyed In the yard.
, Tea waa aerved late In the after
jioon, and the children expressed their
pleasure In the big cake which an
nounced Nancy Jean was four yeara
old. Before the little boya and girls
departed, each woe presented with a
balloon.
Several of the mothere who accom
panied the children, remained for tea
with Mra. Newbury.
Invited guests were Robert Butler,
Ann Butler, joe niegci, nr., vj""..
Jackson. Phyllla Merrick. Mary Vir
ginia Walt, Billy Patton, Donald
Brown, Billy Moffett, Jack Moffett,
Sydney Nelson, Marianne Perl, Frank
Perl, Jr, Rodney Wltham and Oatl
Codding.
Five Tables Bridge
At Party on Friday
The Mlasea Hanson, Young and
Rose of Ashland, were Joint hostesses
Friday evening at a bridge party In
the Hotel Holland In this city. Five
tables were In play during the eve
ning. Medford and Ashland friends
of the hostesses being Invited for the
occasion.'
New Study Group
Is Organized Here
' A newly fdVmed study group among
- the women of the Presbyterian con
gregation will hold lte first meeting
of the year at the home of Mra. E.
Iverson, 60 Ross Court, Sept. It at 2
o'clock,
Thla group will undertake the
study of foreign countries from the
geographical and historical stand
point. The first country to be atud
Icd la Africa and Mra. Newcomb will
conduct the first class.
McElhose Family
To Lake o1 Woods
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McElhose left
Medford Saturday for Lake o' the
Woods, where they will spend the
weekend over Labor Day,
Altar Society
Meeting Tuenilay
1 St, Ann's Altar society of the Cath
olic church, will meet Tuesday after
noon at 3:30 o'clock In the pnrlnh
hall, for lta buMnena Mulon. A good
attendance la desired for the gather
ing. Writers to Meet"""
In Aithtand Noon
The Southern Oregon League of
Western Writers, will meet at the
Li thla hotel In Ashland Monday ve
iling, September 11 at 7:30 o'clock,
it was announced yenterdsy.
An Interesting meeting la antici
pated, and anyone who la interested
In joining la requested to attend.
Mrs. Rtrang, Daughter
Journey North Hat ur day
Mra. Fred L. Strang and daughter
Mary Lee left yesterday for Roaeburg,
where today Mra. Strang wll alng at
the services In the First Christian
church. She will Ult friends them,
and return to Medford Wednesday,
. Mlas Mary Lea will Journey to Ban
don with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whipple
and family of Roaeburg. Attorney
Whipple is entering the golf tourna
ment being conducted there,
Mlrn lllbhartl llonlirVd
At Party Thursday '
Miss Marguerite Hlbbard of Butte
Falls, who marring to Srneat Con
rad of Medford waa aolemnleed Sat-
u relay, waa honor guest Thursday
evening at a pot luck supper at the
home of Edith Ciott at Butte Falls,
given by members of the Pollyanna
club, After aupper, the evening was
spent playing games.
Portland Ouenti To
Yli.lt Crater Lake
, Mr. and Mra. M. K easier of Fort
land, their son Sam Col ton, and Mr,
and Mrs. R. R. Shreve and daughter
of this city are motoring to Crater
Lake today.
Mra, Kesaletr has been visiting in
Medford during the past week, and
Mr. Keasler arrived here yesterday
by train to spend the week-end.
Annual Picnic "
At I'nltm Crrek . j
- A group of 43 people enjoyed the
annual picnic of the Swift and com
pany employes of Medford and K'.a
math Falls, which waa held at the
Beckelhymer'a ramp ground at Union
creek August 37.
Employee and their famlUw at
tending were L. W. Lunda'a, B. M.
Campbell, O. L. Nordqulst, Fred
Bruer, Leo Newman, R. M. Wallln, '.
F. Crouch, B. T, Anderson and Q. L.
Jones of Medford, L. K. Mend, Lynn
RsnmuAAen, Oeorge Btvphenson. P. P,
McNeil, and ThurJow Recaa of Klam
ath Falls. 1
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Mill Eleanor Holm, Otymplo swimming champion, now a film
actress and Arthur L. Jarrett, Jr., a linger, are ihown at the marriage
llcenaa bureaj In Lot Angeles filing notice of Intention to marry.
(Associated Preni PhitM
Miss Hibbard Bride
Of Mr. Conrad at
Service, Saturday
The wedding of Mlas Marguerite
Hibbard and Ernest Conrad of this
city was solemnised at 8:30 o'clock,
Saturday evening. Sept. 2, at the
home of the bride's parents In Butte
Falls, with Rev. J. 8. Smith officiat
ing. About fifty friends and relatives
witnessed tbo ceremony, which took
place before a banked altar of fall
flowers, lavender and gold predomi
nating, surmounted with candles.
The bride wore a dress of pale gold
lace with coral satin slippers and
carried a shower bouquet of yellow
buds. She waa attended by Miss
Tfilllene Jackson, who wore peach
tat In with jt corsnge of roses and
sweet peon, ' ,
Warren Conrad, brother of the
groom, was best man. Little Mlu
Naomi Hubler In yellow silk was
flower girl, and Master Joe Hibbnrd
woarlng an orchid satin suit was ring
bearer. The wedding march waa play
ed by Miss Eunice Davis.
The color scheme of orchid and
gold waa used throughout the decor
ations. A buffet wedding supper
was served at the close' of the cere
mony. The bride la the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Hibbard of Butte Falls
and the groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs.' J. T. Conrad of this city. Both
ore graduates of the Medford high
school and have a host of local
friends.
For a going awy suit, Mrs. Conrad
wore a beige swagger suit with blue
noosssortes. After a trip to the coast,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad will be at home
to their friends Sept. IB. at their
home at 603 W. Beoond atreet.
Return To
Medford
Mlas Marvel Bllsa and Mlsa Mar
guerite Hammond have returned to
Medford. where they are Instructors
In the schools. Miss Bllsa spent the
summer In Gooding, Ida., and Miss
Hammond, In Oregon City.
5chroedera Honored
At Picnic In Aihlaiid
Mrs. O. W, Olnn and Miss Peggy
O.nn entertained with a plcnlo In
Ashland park Friday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Schroeder, who are
visiting with Mra. Bchroeder'a par
ents, Mr. and Mra. R. C. Stringer on
Beall lane. Those attending were:
Mr, and Mra. L. C. Schroeder, Mra.
R. S. Stringer, Glen Stringer, Mtsa
Dorothy Eada, Tom Glnn, George
Shreeve. Mrs. G. W. Olnn and Miss
Peggy Olnn.
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When you bny an 4lectrio refrigerator coniider
quality along with price. Orunow is the best in
vestment you can make because it marks a new
era in refrigeration. See the modols on display at
Palmer's.
Palmer Music & Electric Store
E. Main and Bartlett.
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Jane Goold Gives
Party on Birthday
Celebrating her twelfth birthday,
Mlas Jane Goold was the hostess at
a delightful birthday party given last
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles
Goold at Government Camp in Crater
Lake national park.
The afternoon waa spent playing
games and in entertainment provided
by the young hostess..
Among those present were Donald
Libbey, Jr., ' Mlas D. Goold, Margie
Sargent, Master Bobby Brlcker, the
Mlasea Dorotliu and Eleanor Slmaon,
Susanne Miller and Master Miller,
Teachers9 Chorus
Will Sing Friday
Jackson County Teachera' chorus,
under the direction of Mrs. Effle Her
bert Yeoman, met Saturday morning
at the courthouse auditorium for a
rehearsal. The group, which has be
tween as and 30 members, will alng
next Friday at the county school in
stitute, to be conducted In- the sen
ior high school building on South
Oskdale avenue.
The chorus waa organized last
school year and under the able direc
tion or Miss Harriet Baldwin, had a
successful year, making several pub
lic presentations.
Missionary Group
Meets At Arnsptgera
Women's Foreign Missionary soci
ety of the First Methodist Episcopal
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Ollu Arnsptger,
711 Palm atreet. . Members are re
quested to please bring their mite
boxes to the meeting, as tills will bo
the last opportunity td send them in.
Presbyterian Porlety
Announces Gathering
'Women's Association of the Pres
byterian ohurch will meet in the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock, with the Sunny Staters
in charge of the program.
Miss Mary Jarvia Thompson, who
recently returned to her home at
Phoenix from Korea, will tell of her
experiences in the oriental country.
Mrs. A. J. Hanby will be in charge
of the meeting.
Degree Juveniles
Poatpone Meeting
Degree of Honor Juveniles will not
meet tomorrow, September 4, but will
postpone their meeting until Sep
tember U, It waa announced by Mrs.
H. O. Wilson, advisor. The meeting
will be held at two o'clock on that
date.
DON'T BE SATISFIED
WITH LESS THAN A
SUPER-SAFE
REFRIGERATOR
Mr. arid Mrs. Tumy
Hosts on Saturday
To Martin Luthers
Mr. and Mrs. Tumy entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at their
home, 706 Park avenue, in. honor of
Mr. and Mra. Martin Luther. Other
guest for the evening were Mr. and
Mra. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, Mr, and
Mrs. W. H. Mulrhead, Mr. and Mrs.
Gain Robinson, and Mr. and Mrs.
W held on Blddle.
Invite Ten to Dine
Cunningham Home
Mra. A. B. Cunningham entertain
ed at dinner Saturday evening. Invit
ing ten friends of her son, William.
They were Tom Emmens, Bob Em
mens, Donald Moore, Billy Walker,
Smdy Green. Emll Mohr, Farwell
Kt-nly, Corning Kenly, James Hayes
and Robert Sleetcr.
Actlcities of
Legion Auxiliary
By Mrs. Cole Holmes
The Nebraska Legionnaire publish
ed a very good article that I am
quoting as follows;
"As time passes1. It Is becoming
more and more evident that there Is
a silver lining to the cloud that took
the form of the federal cuts in pay
ment to the disabled veterans, Prior
to the passage of the so-called Econ
omy bill, there Is no doubt but that
the sentiment of the American peo
ple was swinging away from the
World war veterans, due to the fact
that many payment were being
made to them which It was felt were
not Justified.
This fact was recognized by the
vetersns themselves, especially the
representative ' group composing the
American Legion. A move was on
foot to get rid of the "gold brlcker"
In thla proposition of compensation
and the like, and the legion had
ready to present to the present spe
cial session of congress a program of
payment which would have been
just to the government and to the
deserving veteran.
The legion's program waa disre
garded, and In a wave of hysteria
congress unloaded onto the president
the duty of drawing up a program
of reduction In federal payment to
war veterans. The men whom the
president trusted to formulate this
program made the mistake of going
too far, betraying the men with the
service -connocted disabilities. . No
body hnd asked that the war dis
abled he 'deprived of the payments
that are their "just due. Yet the reg
ulations put out to enforce the new
Economy act crucified these men.
The American public Is fair-minded.
The evident injustices being
done to World war veterans under
the provisions of the new act didn't
set well with the rank and file of
American citizens. Each one of them
la willing to acknowledge that the
nation owes a debt to the man who
was disabled In Its defense. So when
the American Legion began to fight
back on behalf of the disabled, pub
lic sentiment quickly formed to say
that the legion Is right. That la tho
bright side to the cloud, for nothing
could have happened to swing public
sentiment back to the veteran more
quickly than the mistake of putting
the disabled on the cross."
The national legislative committees
of the Legion and Auxiliary are
keeping an eye on the legislation
dealing with the veteran and altho
the legislation la favorable at present
yet It la not as liberal as could be
wished for in regard to cases where
the veteran Is deceased and it is a
question of pension for widow or
orphan. In somo cases the disabled
veteran himself la not able to pro
duce the necessary records aa In the
case of shell shock victims or those
in the Insane wards. These men
must be taken care of and as they
were disabled In the defense of the
government then the nation should
continue to maintain- hospitals for
sxich cases.
Annual Picnic.
On River Today
Members of the staff of the Snider
Dairy, and their families, will hold
their annual plcnlo thla evening at
the summer home of Mra. Maud
Snider at Shady Cove on the Rogue
river. Arrangements are being made
for about eighty persons.
Phone 788
Mr. and Mrs Ebel
Honored at Dinner !
For the 'pleasure of Mr. and Mra.
Robert Ebel, who have returned to
Medford from Chile,. South America,
to make their home here, Mr. and
Mra. A. B. Cunningham entertained
at dinner Friday evening.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Jerome end their house guests, Mrs.
Ted Cragln and Mlsa Jane Caldwell
of Seattle, and the honor guest.
Misses Ferry Are
Honored Guests at
Saturday Luncheon
Miss Doris Patton waa hostess at a
hi ldge luncheon Saturday at one
o'clock. In honor of the Misses Fran
ce and Elizabeth Ferry, at the Ham
ilton home- on Capitol Hill. The
Misses Ferry plan to leave soon for
Palo Alto, where they will enter Le
land Stanford university. Mlsa Pat
ton will also be going south, and
will attend Mills college in Berkeley.
Invited for the afternoon were the
Misses Ferry, Miss Mollie Brown, Miss
Marjorle Mulholland. Miss Doris Kel
logg, Mtsa Kate Janney and Miss
Helen Patton.
Announce Meeting
At Armory Friday
After summer vacation the Daugh
ters of Union Veterans will resume
regular sessions, beginning this week.
Although they have not met regu
larly several pleasant events have
called them together at various times.
On August IS a lawn party was
given in honor of Mrs. A. McGulre,
at the home of Mrs. Geo. W. Nellson.
Mrs. McGulre's removal to Portland
is regretted by the tent. A number
of-members attended the annual re
union of Soldiers and Sailors at Ash
land, August 35, several taking part
in the program.
The visit of Mlsa Marie Bennett of
Portland,, past department president,
to Mrs. R. A. Holmes was the occa
sion of a parry on Tuesday evening
and a no-host luncheon at the oHtel
Medford Wednesday.
Although Mrs. Kindred, delegate to
the state convention, gave her report
at the last meeting she has been
asked to repeat tt and probably will
do so. The first session thla fall
will be on Friday, Sept. 8, at the
armory.
Pythian Club
Meeting Tuenday
The Pythian club will meet Tues
day evening, September 6 promptly
at eight o'clock, at the home of Mra.
Thomas Judge, 1005 East Main atreet.
.Miss Harvey
VIbHs Sister. '
Miss Opal Harvey Is expected to re
turn to Medford thla weefc from Mc
Cloud. Calif., where ahe has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Earl Board
man. ' i . -
To Teach
At Butte Falls "
Miss Betty Branson la leaving to
day for Butte Falls, where she will
he Instructor In English, Latin and
music In the Butte Palla high school.
Miss Evanson, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Evanson of this city,
graduated this year from the Uni
versity of Oregon, where she majored
In music. She waa a piano student
of deorge Hopkins while at the uni
versity. Penny Circle
Meeting Friday
' Penny circle No. II of the Baptist
church, will meet at the home of
Mrs. R. A, Skinner on Route 3. Fri
day, September 8 for an all-day
meeting. Quilting will be done dur
ing the' dny. Mrs. Oeorge B. Young,
secretary announced.
All members are urged to be pres
ent, and to be at the Skinner home
by 8 a. m. Eaoh Is asked to bring a
covered dish, and table service.
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Guests From South
To Be Entertained
Here During Week
Mr. and Mra. John Scott of Paaa
dsns. Calif., are expected In Medford
today by plana, to be the bouse
guasta at "Top sides." country place
of Mr. and Mra. Alfred S. V. Carpen
ter. Also guests at the Carpenter
home ulll be Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bolt and daughter of Pasadena who
are to arrive by motor from Astoria,
whsre they have been vacationing.
Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Carpenter vlll entertain In
honor of the Pasadena folk, and
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Carpenter are Inviting a number of
friends to their home.
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Auxiliary rostpone,
Meeting I'ntll November
The Rogue river auxiliary has post
poned Its monthly meetings during
September and October, and will hold
the next gathering on November 3.
Ouest of Mother
Over it'eek-End
Mlsa Elizabeth Swlgart of Portland
Is spending the week-end In Medford
wl.th her mother, Mrs. Carl A. Swlgart
having arrived here by train Satur
day forenoon.
Eight Tables In Play
At Wednesday Party
At the bridge party given Wednea-
day afternoon by St. Ann'a Altar so
ciety, at the home of Mrs. J. R. Mar
shall, prises were awarded Mrs. Spen
cer, Mrs. McNsmarr and Mrs. Corum,
Eight tablea were In play, contract
and auction bridge, and five hundred
being enjoyed during the afternoon.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess .assisted by other members
of the committee. They were Mes
dames A. V. Graves, Holzgang, J, C.
Murray, Lernlckey, Louis Jennings,
Kempske, Logan, Loffer and Kelso..
Guests From North
Are Entertained '
PERSIST Oeorge Schermerhorn
waa host at a farewell party on Aug.
27 given in honor of his brother and
other relatives who were returning
to Portland Wednesday - morning.
Ouest of honor were Ray Schermer-'
horn, Byron Franklin; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hlgglna and children; other
guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Ervln
Hutchison and family, Mrs. Mildred
Young and son. Ranger J. P. DeWltt;
also Mr. and Mra. Lowell Ash. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. Ervln
Hutchison and the party enjoyed a
delightful evening. Entertainment
included games and dancing.
Shoes
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M. M. Dept.
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Frequently Misunderstood
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
"A DEPARTMENTIZED BANK"
Carpenters Leaving
Soon for New York
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter
are leaving about the middle of Sep
tember for New York City. Washing
ton, D. C and other eastern points,
where they plan to visit for several
weeks. They will return to Medford
about the first of December.
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Miss Adra Edwards
Invites 32 Guests
To Farewell Party
Miss Adra Edwards Invited thirty
two guest to her home Wednesday
evening. In honor of Mlsa Dorothy
Husband, who left Thursday for
Pasadena, having spent several weeks
here. The guest arrived at the Ed
nards home on Scenic avenue, attired
aa children. Games were enjoyed dur
ing the evening.
Those present were the Misses Nell
Oreen, Ethel Chord. Barbara Hauk, I
Margaret Warner. Carol Dodge. Car- !
vel Rearaes. Krancea Moller. Dorothy j
S!ead. Melva Parrett, Mildred Orltach, 1
Helen Gill, Helen McAllister, Alice j
Roberts, Clara Mary Puson, Miss
Husband and Miss Edwards, and the
Messrs, Jack Walker, Jack Blerna, j
Clifton Oarnett. Richard Isaacs, Gor
don Hlgglna, William Lake, Lyle Kin- j
ney, Charlea Clay, William Cunning
ham, Billy Walker, Robert Emmens. '
Donald Moore, Sandy Green, Sandy
Westergren and Floyd Lewis. , .
Mlsa Delzell, Niece , ''
Leave for Salem
Miss. Jennie Delzell of Salem, and
I her niece, Caryl Delzell of Klamath :
Falls, left Saturday for Salem, hav
I ing spent the past week In Medford
aa the guests of Miss Delzell's sister,
Mrs. Don Newbury. Miss Jennie Del- j
?ell arrived here from Klamath Falls ,
where she had been visiting relatives j
and friends.
The Store of Happy Wedding Rlnp
White Rose
Wedding Rings
Radiant as Diamonds .
Larry Schade
for Women
S. & H. Green Saving Stamps
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There is no place in a bank's function to furnish the
capital for enterprise. That la a matter for private
investors who thus become partners in a project.
After the enterprise has been organized and has
proved its successful operation then the bank can
assist with short term loans to meet seasonal re
quirements. .
Thus, while the bank can greatly assist the carrying
on of enterprise be it individual or corporate, it
cannot act as financial backer.
rraiees Take
Vacation Trip
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fraze are
amending the week-end on a motor
crip. Journeying over the McKenzle
pass route.
CONSTIPATION
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fount and old corrected by the
atest natural methods.
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Phone S85. 428 Medford Bldg.
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