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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1933.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
f Edited by
Eva Nealon Hamilton
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Formal Dancing
Club Announces
Party for Friday
That time of the year when soc
lty folk turn with enthusiasm to
dining, dancing and donning of for
mal attire, forsaken in the gay aben
don of aummer, haa arrived In Med
ford. Bridge Ublea, to which only a few
were faithful during the warm daya,
are aought by crowda again, after
noons and evenings. Cluba, adjourn
ed at the arrival of aummer. have
resumed meetings, and rainy days,
ahead, promise to be brightened with
much festivity.
The Formal Dancing club Is among
the first to greet the season with a
real autumnal flare.
Plana for a party, to be held Fri
day night In the Knights of Pythias
hall, have been announced. And the
committee for the occasion la com
posed of Mrs. Ned Vllss, B. L. Dodge,
Henry Prlngle, rrank rarrell and Mrs.
Lo'a Day.
The dance wlU probably be pre
ceded as usual by a number of din
ner parties. Invitations have been
Issued by Mrs. Helen M. Conroy and
Mrs. Oeorge Codding, who will be
hostesses at the former's home.
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Mrs, Hart, Hostess
To Club Meeting,
Honoring Mrs. Yale
Mrs. Root. Hart waa hostess Tues
day at a meeting of the Book club,
which waa followed by a ahower. hon
oring Mrs. David Tale. There were
fifteen members of the club present,
and ea was served by the hostess at
the Hose of the Interesting progrsm.
The meeting waa the first of the
fall season for the club,
Bible Class Will
Resume Meetings
Tuesday Evening -
The Weekly Bible class which dur
Ing the past two yesra hss held lta
meetings at the T. w. o. A., will re
eume Its meetings next Tuesday eve
ning Soptember 30. at 7:45 p. m. The
course of study Is a complete re
view of the Bible, beginning with
Genesis. When vacation period ar
rived the class had completed tirough
the captivity with the Second Book
of chronicles. The lessons will be
gin with the Book of Ezra this fall.
Mra. Warner, haa been asked aa her
flrat leason to give her talk on "World
Events In the Light of Prophecy.
In dealing with this aubject, the
following questlona are discussed:
"Is Human Government a Failure?"
"la the World Headed Toward One
"Dictator?"
"Does the N. R, A. Foreshadow
Rev. IS: 14-17?"
' The message she brlnga la full of
hope to the troubled and perplexed
mind and gives assurance that even
in these daya one may have Joy and
peace of mind by knowing and be
lieving Ood'a Truth.
Thla class la undenominational and
anyone who la Interested In Bible
atudy In any phase will receive
many helps.
Oregon" Pledges
'Announced Here
News of pledging at the Univer
sity of Oregon, concerning Med lord
students who are entering school
there thla fall, waa received In thla
city Saturday. Miss Barbara Hauk,
daughter ot Mr. and Mra. A. J. Hauk.
pledged Gamma Phi Beta, aororlty;
Miss Peggy Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. A. K. Miller, pledged Kappa
Alpha Theta; Miss Marian Moore,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Rawlee
Moore, pledged Alpha Oamma Delta,
and Mlsa Rosa Gore, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Z. E. Gore, pledged
Phi Mn.
Bob Prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Prentice, waa pledged by Phi
Xappa Psl; andd Sigma Elphe Bpal
lon pledglngs Included Neville Bl-
den, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N.
Blden, and David Lowry, eon of Mr.
and Mra. Burton Lowry.
Reames Chapter
Meets Wednesday
Reames chapter, O. E. 8., will meet
In regular aeaslon at the Masonic
temple Wednesday evening, Septem
ter 37, and the chapter session will
be followed . by soclsl . hour with
bridge playing and refreshments.
The September committee will dir
ect the evenlng'a entertainment with
Mrs. Cornelia Barnes acting aa chair
man. Cards will be played In the ladles
club rooms.
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Mrs. Mlnkler Leaves
For Eastern Trip
Mra. Helen Mlnkler la leaving to
day for Chicago, where ehe will at
tend the World's fair and spend some
time visiting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mra. Darrell Mlnk
ler. Rntlere Returning From
Diamond Lake Today
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Butler and Mr.
and Mra. A. P. Butler and children
are returning today from Diamond
lake, where they hare been vacation
ing, the A. P. Bvitlera for the past
three weeks.
Mla leverette Returns to
Prlnclpla College
Down Leverette, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Walter H. Leverettet, left
laat week for St. Louis. Mo., where
she la re-entering Prlnclpla college.
Miaa Leverette graduated from the
Junior liberal arte department last
year and now entera upon ier senior
year.
Pythian Ulster " '
Plan Card Party
The Pythian Bisters will entertain
with a card party Tuesday evening.
September 36, It waa announced yes
terday. Bridge, pinochle and 000 will
be played. The committee for the
event la composed of Mrs. Walden
Hit. Fischer, gag M.1H Cota. judge.
LITTLE MISS GILBERT IN DEBUT
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Susan Ann Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mr. John Gilbert, posea
demurely with her mother In her Initial bow before a Hollywood
camera at the age of elk weeks. Her father it busy making a "come
back" In motion pictures while Mra. Gilbert, the former Virginia Bruce,
haa retired from the screen. (Associated Presa Photo)
Mrs. Nandie Gives
Dinner Party for
Mrs. Don McKinstry
Mra. Francla E. Nandie entertained
at her beautiful home- in Perrydale
at dinner Monday evening honoring
Mrs. Don McKinstry of San Francisco.
Covers were placed for seven at the
attractive dining table, where a birth'
day cake waa used aa centerpiece, the
day being Mrs. Nandte'a annlversnry
Following dinner a program of mil-
slo waa enjoyed. Present were: Mrs.
Esther Sanderson. Mrs. Samuel Ellis
of Grants Pass, Mrs. L. Wilcox, Mrs.
J. R. Thompson, Miss Gloria Nandie,
Mrs. McKinstry, the honor guest, and
the hoatess, Mrs. Nandie.
Mra. McKinstry. who wss guest
here for a time of her parents, Mc
end Mra. J. R. Thompson, left Tues
day with .her little son. Donald Mc
Kinstry, jr., for San Francisco.
Local Delegation
Attends B. & P. W.
Club Conference
The conference of the Business and
Professional Women'a club in session
In Klamath Falls thla week-end Is
being attended by a number ot Med
ford members. Mrs. Led a Parker, who
Is presiding at the conference, It the
state president of the Oregon Fed
eration thla year, and will review tor
the members her trip to the national
convention, held in Chicago this
summer,
In the delegation lesvlng Med ford
for Klamath Palls were Jacque Lenox,
Catherine Washburne, Clarice Spuhn.
Margaret Kerr, Maude Chapman, Alice
Coppln, Belva Aiken, Mra. Leland,
Thelma Moore. Maybelle Churoh, Mil
dred Othes, Clara Wood, Oiadya Wat
eon, Edwlna Welshaar, Laure Buck
ingham, Leota Thompson and Oladys
Ehltson.
Mra, West Hostess'
At Itrlrtge Luncheon
Mrs. Maude West was among hoa
tessea of the past week, entertaining
at luncheon and bridge , Friday for
r. email group of friends.
Mrs. Palm Going
East Soon
Mra. C. W. Palm will be leaving
soon for the east to visit relatives
in Ohio.
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Circle Haa
Interesting Meet
Prlscllla circle met Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. M. J.
Wiley, 304 Weet Jackson street, and
an Interesting meeting was held. A
number of readings ware given by
membera present, and also one by
Margaret Rlcka waa enjoyed by the
group. Mra. Fred Barker entertained
with a vocal eolo.
Raptlst Ancillary
Pinna Cluett lay
"Guest day" of the Ladles' Auxil
iary of the First Baptist church will
bt held Tuesday. September 3o. at
3 o'clock, at the Carlow home, 39
South Laurel street. The missionary
program will be in charge of Mra.
M. B. Coe and Mrs. J. D. Shatter and
committee, assisted by the officers,
will be hoeteseea for the social hour.
Dinner Wednesday
At Parish Hall
A pleasant event of the coming
week, which will undoubtedly draw
a large attendance, la est for Wed
nesday evening when St. Ann's Altar
aocle'.y will entertain with another
home -cooked dinner from 6:30 to 7:90
o'clock at Parish hall.
Mra. Weston la chairman of ar
rangements. Presbyterian Bible
Class To Meet Tuesday
The Women'a Bible class of the
Preabyterlsn church will hold the
regular aortal meeting In the church
parlora Tueeday, September 36 at
3:30 Mra. N. C. Chaney, president,
announced.
Thla la the first meeting for the
fall and will be attended by all old
members and those who wish to be
come acquainted so aa to Join thla
active group of Bible students, Mrs.
E. H. Wsroer haa prepared many In
terestlng and Instructive topics that
answer so msny questions that
innfront the church and the world
Jodajr.
Lovely Luncheon
At Presbyterian
Church Tuesday
A most attractive and entertaining
luncheon waa given by the lndlea of
the Women'a Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church. Tueedsy in
the church dining room. Over one
hundred women were present, there
were 14 tables attractively decorated
to represent the many countries In
which the Presbyterian church la
conducting missionary work. Each
hostess gave a brief talk on the
special vcrtc her table wna represent
ing. During the program the fol
lowing entertaining musical numbers
were given :
Violin md piano duet, Misses
Beulah Gore and Alice Holmback:
vocal eolo. Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang,
Mlsa Imogene Wallace, accompanist;
vocr.i duet, Mesdamea Hodgklna and
w. J. Howell; vocal solo, Mrs. Dorn,
Mrs. Slmklna accompanying at the
piano. Mra. E. Iverson we program
chairman and Mrs. Carl ;Brommer
chairman of the luncheon commit
tee. Yeoman and Knight
Studios To Open
In New Location
Plant are progressing toward the
early opening of the Yeoman and
Knight music studios In the house
now under reconstruction on the cor
ner ot Sixth and Ivy etreeta, It was
observed last week.
Voice, violin, class piano, violin
and cello lessons will be offered by
the two music Instructors and prep
arations are under way to make a
local music center of the old dwell
ing house.
Mrs. Eine Herbert Yeoman re
cently returned from the east, where
the apent the eummer and gained
wealtn or new ldeaa, which ahe
brlnga back to Med ford. John R.
Knight haa contributed much to the
musical life of the valley for a num
ber of yeara.
Ever-Ready Circle
To Hare Rummage Bala
The Ever-Ready circle of the Pres
byterian church will hold a rum
mage aale October 13 and 14. It waa
announced by those In charge. Any
one wishing to contribute articles for
the aalca are requested to call Mra,
Prank Llndley or Mrs. Belle Lit
trell, VTenonah Club "' '
Enjoys Bridge Party
The Wenonah club met at the !
home of Norma Martin Thursday, the !
afternoon being spen', at bridge. High I
score prlre waa won by Mable Quack- !
enbuah and low by Gladys Law- i
rence. Florench Bush and Carrie !
Mllnea assisted the hostesa In aerv
Ing refreshments.
Next meeting will be a covered
dish luncheon, October 4th.
DR. H. P. COLEMAN
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Oregon License iH4
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Cradlt Roll Picturei Now
Being Taken
Kennell-Ellis
For Appointment
Call 329
Miss Warner Tells
Wedding Date at
Dinner on Friday
Mlsa Winifred Warner, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. William J. Warner, en
tertained at dinner laat evening at
their home, 610 South Oakdale, for
a group of her frlenda. During the
course of the evening Miss Warner
announced the date of her wedding
to Maxwell H. Becker, eon of Mr.
and Mra. B. W. Becker, of CaldweU,
Idaho, on January 1.
Invited for the party were the
Misses Audrey Lofland. Geroldlne
Latham, Barbara and Laura Drury.
Melva Parrett, Doris Bundy and Lu
die Lowry,
Willett Students
In Recital Sept. 25
In the recital to be held at the
Baldwin Piano Shoppe on Monday
evening, Sept. 25th. at 8 o'clock, the
students of Roaa Blackmore Willett.
appearing, will have been entirely
trained by her In the art of piano
forte playing and form. The elemen
tary atage to the very advanced In
some Instances. A brilliant program
will be rendered and all music lovera
are cordially Invited to attend.
The program will Include:
ia) Prelude 0 Sharp Minor
...-......; Rach manl nof f
(b) Barcarola Tschalkowaky
Frlta Ouetxlaff
(a) Valsette Borowekl
(b) Serenade Plerne
Helen Jonea
(a) The Laat Hope Oottachalk
(b) Military Polonaise Chopin
Norma Nclll
(a) Impromptu and Variation ....
....... Schubert
(b; Impromptu A Flat Schubert
Mrs. Lydla Guetzlaff
(a) Love Waltz Schutt
(b) Marche de Concert
- Wollcnhaupt
Iris Lewis
(a) Raindrop Prelude Chopin
(to) Sons Bola Victor Staub
;c) Aufschwlng Schumann
Mrs. Lydla Guetzlaff
(a) Autumn Chanlmade
(b) Rhapsodla No. 6 ut
Kathleen Bratten
(a) Air de Ballet Moeckowski
(b) Pollchlnelle Rachmaninoff
Frlta Guetzlaff
Woman's tllble Closs
Plana Social Afternoon
The Woman'a Bible class of the
Presbyterian church will meet for the
first soclsl afternoon of the season
Tuesday at 3:30 o'clock. All mem
bers and their friends are Invited
to attend.
Sirs. Corllrs and titnera
Honored at Supper
Mra. F. M. Cor I lea, past president
of t,he Ladlea' A.ld of the Flrat Meth
odlat church, and membera of the
Queen Esther olrcle were honor guests
Friday evening at a lovely 6:30 din
ner at the church, at which the
chairmen of the other five church
clrclea were hostesses: Mesdamea F.
O. Thayer. W. Bernard Roberta. F.
F. Burk, D. M. Dannel and E. a.
Rose borough.
Mrs. A. Orln Schenck, president of
the Ladlea Aid. , acted aa program
chairman In the absence of Mrs. Le
land Van Der Mark, second vice
president. The program for the evening open
ed with community singing led by
Mrs. O. A. Meeker with Mrs. O. H.
Paske at the piano. Rev. Joseph
Knotts gave a short talk on loyalty
and Mra. P. E. Nichols entertained
with a group of solos.
Mrs. Corlles gave some pleasing re
marka regarding tfie Queen Esther
circle membera w,ho had the highest
attendance records at homecomings
throughout the psst year.
The Crews sisters gave a group of
songs, much enjoyed, and Mrs. M.
N. Hogan spoke In behalf of the Aid
society, voicing the members' appre
ciation of the services of Mrs, Corlles
during her eight yeara aa president,
also presenting her a token of ap
preciation. Several membera attended the af
fair and the enjoyable evening waa
closed with another community sing.
We will Greet
Our former location on Main
IS!
mm
complfte motlng.
BOWMAN'S BARBER SHOP and
BEAUTY PARLOR
10S WEST MAIN. MmFORD.
The Store of Happy Wedding Rings-
White Rose
Wedding Ring
Radiant ai Diamond!
Larry Schade
Lions and Ladies
To Dine Monday
The Lions club will be among or
ganizations, going aoclatly minded
thla week. The membera have Invit
ed the Lady Lions to meet with them
at the Hotel Holland for dinner on
Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
An entertainment haa been pre
pared under the leadership ot Carol
Hays, program chairman, and danc
ing will probably complete the eve
nlng's festivity.
Kraushaars of
San Diego Visit
Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klersted have
had aa guests for the past several
days, Mr. and Mra. Chas. Kraushaar
of San Dtego, Calif., who atopped
here en route to British Columbia
on their wedding trip.
While here they were delightfully
entertained laat week by Mrs. O. R.
Satchwell, hostess at a dinner party
in their honor. Mr. Kraushaar la
Mra. Ktersted's brother.
Mnnns Entertain
At Dinner Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mann were
hosts at dinner Thursday, entertain
ing Informally for a email group of
friends. Covers were arranged for
Mr and Mrs. H. Gates and Mr. and
Mra. I. E. Schuler and daughter, and
the Manna.
Gleaner Class
Hears Program
The Gleaner Sunday, achool class
of the First Baptist church met at
407 Beatty atreet Tuesday, Septem
ber 10. Mrs. Mary Stlckland. vice
president, presided.
The program Included: Scripture,
Psalms 01, Mrs. A. B. Mead; prayer,
Mrs, Howell; reading, "You and God."
Dr. Carlow; poem, "Living Stones,"
from laat Sunday'a lesson, Mrs. Stick
land. A letter from Mra. Frank Beswlck,
a former member of the class, who
now lives In Cave City, Ark., was
read and enjoyed.
You Don't Have to
Pay More for
Added Smartness
and Quality
eft . .
ecause AUKIXM S
have established a repu
tation for QUALITY
and SMARTNESS in apparel
does not mean that prices
are higher here . . . Personal
buying and choosing of mer
chandise right in the fashion
centers enables this store to
offer added style and a little
better workmanship and
quality at no higher prices
than you pay elsewhere. We
invite yon to verify this
claim ... see our fall show
ings, check our prices con
vince yourself I
Adri
rtenne s
You Tuesday
In Our Attractive
New Location
at
14-16 S. Central
lTry Girt and Woman t-hould
hare ont of Bowman ramoui
Pfrtnanents for the new wimii
8tret lll b closfd Monday to
PHONE S7
Swigarts Leave
For Los Angeles
To Spend Winter
The home of Mra. Glen Pabrlck
waa the meeting place last week of
the Friday Book club at a aesslon,
honoring Mrs. Carl A. Swlgart, who
left yesterday with Mr. Swlgart to
spend the winter In Loa Angeles.
The Bwlgarts have leased their
house at 211 Oenessee street to Mr.
and Mrs. O. c. Oraham of Calgary,
Canada, for the winter aeason. They
will motor to Los Angeles, stopping
In Palo Alto to visit Mr. and Mra.
Elliott Ayera.
Mia Jean Swlgart. who has taken
an apartment, will remain here until
the olose of the school year at South,
ern Oregon Normal, where the la a
student.
Mr. Shsngle ' '
Visits Here
Mr. F. M. Shsngle of Portland la
a guest In Medford thla week of his
son J. Verne Shangle. and family.
Mr. Shangle Is a well known Ocean
ian, who also spends a lot of time
in Alaska.
Mrs. Oroya to (jpenk
To Club Women Here
Mra. Jerome W. Grays will give a
free lecture on home economics and
good housekeeping at the Medford
Woman'a club rooms In the city hall
on Tuesday afternoon. October 3, at
3:00 o'clock, It was announced yea
terday. The address Is announced as one
which will be very Instructive and
Interesting to all home-makera.
Young
JQttle
Building Bridge
Club Meets Again
The Building Bridge club will re
sume activities for the fBll by meet
ing this coming Thursday afternoon
at the home of one of the club's
original sponsors. Mra. Klersted.
Membera are aaked to arrive at 3:00
o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Klersted sa hostess
will be Mrs. Rose Schleffelln and
Mra. Duff.
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Dear Mothers:
The event you have been -waiting for is now
here September 30th is the opening day
for sittings for the Annual Kennell-EUis
Studio "Most Attractive Child Contest."
This contest, judged photographically, ia
open to all boys and girls from five months
to five years of age.. You may enter more
than one child . . . You receive a free sitting
for each entrant . . . Yon have an equal
chance of 'winning very worth-while mer
chandise prizes. Watch for the announce
ment of the names of Medford merchants
donating prizes.
Soft materials, such as" wash prints and
crepes, photograph to better advantage
than organdies. Tanned and sunburned
skins only add life, color and lustre to flesh
tones, one reason why we always hold our
big annual event during the fall.
Remember, this contest is open for all chil
dren within the age limits. Being more
ably equipped in our new studio to serve
you, do not delay in bringing your children
in. Telephone us for any additional infor
mation. We are expecting you!
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Fllegela Visiting In
Portland This Week
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pllegel and
young aon are spending a few day
this week In Portland.
P. O. E.'t to Dine
On Wednesday
Members of Chapter AA of the P.
E. O. Sisterhood will meet for cov
ered dish luncheon at the cabin of
Mra. T. W. Miles Wednesday. Mrs.
Mllea will be assisted as hostess by
Mrs. Lelfd Mentzer,
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