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PAGE TWO " SfEBFOTlD MATL TRIBUNE, IfEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1933. TTTTf TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTf Tttttt Ht Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Flower Show Is Major Event On Week's Calendar Expressing more clearly than any other medium, the beauty that la October'a. flowers from city and val ley gardens were brought to the Ho tel Medford Friday morning to form the major event of the week so cially and artistically speaking the fall ah( of the Medford garden club. Greeted with Interest by visitors from city and country Friday and yesterday, the show will be contin ued through today, that all flower fanciers may come and see. Exhib itors are asked by the club presi dent, Mrs. T. W. Miles, to call for containers tomorrow. Assisting the club president In re ceiving and arranging exhibits were: Miss' Jane Snedicor, Mrs. David Ro senberg and Mrs Paul Janney. The Garden club held lta regular , October meeting Thursday evening. ' After the business session. Mrs. Ice land Mentwr conducted a class In pronunciation of botanical names, speolmena of fragrant flowers were brought and esiA was discussed un der the leadership of Mrs. F. N. Cum mlngs Miss Jsne Bnedlcor gave a short talk on the history of flower arrangement and . arranged three bowls of mixed flowers, which were then discussed. Travel, a Little Bridge, Interest Colony Club Set With the official opening of the Colony club Tuesday for the new sea son, a renewal of activities In that social set Is anticipated. vtanr inrfrA nnrtiea dotted the calen dar during the past week, foursomes at bridge end trips ncre ana m" forming society's chief Interest. Mm nnrrinn VnnrhlM nnd dSllQllter, Mrs. Bprsgue Riegol, left for several days in Portland. Mr. ana Mrs. . . Reames returned from a few days at Bend, where they attended the meet ing of the Oregon State Bar associa tion and the social events, which al ways accompany the affair. . Mr. end Mrs. G. M. Roberts were among Medford folk going south for Che "big game." Their daughter, Dorothy, student at the University of Oregon, also attended, . Medford Folk Guests at Lake A group of Medford folk motored to Lake of the Woods last evening to be guests over the week-end at trie W. H. Fluhrer cabin. In the party were! Mrs. Virgil Strang, Mrs. W. H, Fluhrer, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Karnes, Mine Fern Hutchison, Mrs. Helen Conroy and Herb Strang. The Chss. Olenn Smiths are also spending the week-end at Lake of the Woods, Miss Evuniom Home For Week-end ' Miss Betty Evanson, Instructor of latin and English In the Butte Falls schools, Is a visitor here for the week end at the home of her parents, Hubbardi Vacation At Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hubbard ire spending thla week end at their sum mer home at Diamond Lnke. Miss Hultt and John rowell Married At the Frank Emerick residence on Spring street, Miss Irene Mabel Huitt of Oold Beach and John W. Powell of this city were married at an 6 o'clock servloe yesterday morning, at tended by a few relatives and friends. After the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. Fowell left for a honeymoon In Port land, M Pythian Club lias pirasant Party Mrs. Edna Pursell, Mrs. Kttson and Mrs. Helmroth were hostesses to the Pythian club at the home of the Utter on Tuesday evening. Bridge was played during tfte evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Price and Mrs. Klein. The next meeting of the club will he In charge of Mrs Elizabeth Temple, Mrs. Ida Cole end Mrs. J. T. Conrsd at the home of Mabel Helm roth on October 17. Roosevelt Home School circle Meets. The Roosevelt Home School Circle, under the direction of Mrs. C. C. Darby, president, opened their activi ties for the present school term at Roosevelt school Friday at 8 p. m. A large attendance greeted the open ing session, 63 members being present. A very delightful, as well as Inter esting program, featured an address by Mra. G. L. Hopkins, who gave eome very timely suggestions on "Wise TJse of Our leisure time." Another well received number was a musical reading, efficiently rendered by Miss Jesnett Fields. The pupils of rooms SB, 3A and 9B, undr the able direc tion of their teacher, Mrs, Russell, gave well chosen selections. Much Interest waa shown In the formulating of the plans for the school year activities. A complete program waa adopted and the follow ing committees appointed: Soclsl Committee Mrs. Hsrrls Jsnes, chstrman. Welfare Committee Mra. O. C. Clemens, chairman. Program Committee Mrs. 0. L. Hopkins, chslrman. Hospitality Committee Mrs. Harry Kordwlck. chslrmsn. Press Committee Mra L, F. Kueh nle, chairman. Plans for the annual "Hallowe'en Frolic," which hss been such an out standing success In the past, were discussed, formulated and committees appointed to take chsrge of the vs rlois festurrs of this gala event. Tasty and tempting refreshments were served at the close of the busi ness session by the mothers of the (IB. The prlr fern for attendance was awarded the B grade In Mies Curry's room. Welcome Home o n Helen Jacobs, national tennis chsmplon, waves to friends as she stepa from the train In Berkeley, Cal., upon her return from the East, (Associated Press Photnl St. Mark's Guild Elects Officers For New Season St. Mark's Guild held its first meeting of the autumn season at the home of Mrs. O. R Satchwell on Aahland avenue last Friday after noon. The annual election of officers for the coming year was held. Mrs. A. F. Stennett was named president; Mrs, 0. 0. Murray, vice-president; Mrs. R. W. Frame, ' treasurer, and Mrs M. M. Herman, secretary. The guild has planned a very act ive calendar for the coming year, and tflo first event will be a card party by the newly elected officers at St. Mark's parish house Friday, Oct. ober lath, at 3 o'clock. Mesdames Stennett, Murrey; Herman, Frame and Andrews will be the committee In charge Saturday, October 14th, a rum mage aale will be held. Tho loca tion has not yet been selected but will be announced later. The com mittee will Include: Mrs. M. M. Her man, chslrman; Mrs. 0. W. Ellis, Mrs. a. R. Satchwell and Mra. Blanche Taylor. The date for the baraar was set for December 8th and a vote of tihanka was extended to the retiring officers. Tea waa served by Mrs. 0. 0. Mur. ray, Mrs. S. H. Osgood and Mrs. 0. R. Satchwell, Bridge Club Feted, Thursday Luncheon Mrs. G. A. Maasdam and Mra. A T. Htennett were hostesses at lunofteon Thursday at the latter's home to members of the Contract Bridge club. Enjoying the afternoon were Mra. O. B. Alden, Mrs. J. H. Butler. Mrs. M. M. Hermsn, Mrs. A. O. Hubbard, Mrs H. O. Frohbeph, Mrs. O. H West and the hostesses W omen of Rotary Dine, Hamlin Cabin The Women of Rotary met at the Edgewood park cottage of Mrs. Hugh Httmlln for an all-day session last week. Luncheon was enjoyed and followed by cards, played on the porch. High score wss held by Mrs. B. E. Harder. Assisting the hostess In entertain ing were Mra Cha. A. Wing and Mra. Ghet Leonard. The next meeting will be held the last Wednesday of the month at Mra. Herder's country place. All wives of rtotaiiana who would like to affiliate with the club are asked to call Mrs. Wing. Wenonah Club Meets For Luncheon Session The Wenonah club met at t4te home of Blanohe Rlnabarger for a covered dish luncheon Thursday aft ernoon. Following the luncheon a short business sesAlon was held. Blanche Rlnabarger and Carrie Mllnea were appointed on the telephone com. mlttee for the next month. Mable Quackenbuah assisted the hostess in serving refreshments. The next meeting will be a card party at the home of Gladys Dooms. October 10. Minimi Prince and Buchter Entrtn.n The Misses Opal Prince and Dor othy Buchter entertained a group of friends Saturday even Inn; at the Prince home at 701 North Riverside avenue. Cards were played and ft novel contest feature later enjoyed by the guests. Autumn leaves and flowers furnished the decorative motif for the rooms. Buffet supper was served at a late hour, Those present were the. Misses Velda Hoduffer, Rosalie Leslie. Mild red Buckles, oienna Mlnesr and th hostesses. Opal Prince and Dor othy Buchter. DR. H. P. COLEMAN Chiropractic and Phystotheraphy Oregon License IA4 Cs I If or nia License S2 It Years In Medford, Ort. Free tie Knlarreretm with each mil 01 rilms printed. Gardner Drugs Butlers, Hosts To Friends at River Cottage Mr. and Mrs. J. H Butler are en tertaining today at their summer cottage at Peter Pan on Rogue river a number of friends from thla city. Grants Pass and Gold Hill. Included In the party are: Judge and Mrs. Grant Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. L F. Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. George West and Mr and Mrs. Oeorge B. Alden. Mrs. Richardson To Visit D. A. R. Crater Lake Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1b looking forward to the next meeting when Mrs. John Y. Richardson, state re gent, will make her annual visit to the chapter. There will be a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Medford, after which the group will go to the home of Mrs. J. A. Perry for the buslneas meeting and Mra, Richardson will be the speaker on the program. Mrs. Lewis Ulrich Is chairman of the committee with Mrs. Don New bury and Miss June Snedlcor & slating the hostess, Mrs. Perry. Members are asked to phone lunch eon reservations to 863-Y after 6:00 p. m. Writers League Meets Tomorrow Much Interest has been expressed In various writing groups In the meeting called for tomorrow evening at the Hotel Holland by the South ern Oregon League of Western Writ ers. The meeting will open at 7:30 o'clock and guests are expected from all sections of the valley. An Interesting program has been prepared for the evening. Mr i. Daniels HomteBs To Club The Thursday club met last week with Mrs. T. E. Daniels at her home on H lllcrest Road. Methodlnt Missionary Society to Met. The Woman's Home Missionary so ciety of the First M. B. church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. P. Belknnp, Those wish ing transportation are asked to call Mra, Wm. Holloway. Degree of Honor Has Costume Party The Degree of Honor members en Joyed a costume party last week af ter the regular business meeting, when they were Joined by friends at Labor Union hall. The evening's program Included ft piano solo by Lewis Parker, a read ing by Mamie Seller, vocal solo by Bessie Hunter; trio, Ads B. Seller, Mrs. Ida M. Wilson and Mrs. Elliott. Cherokee Seller also entertained with a vocal solo, and In tfie grand march for costume Judging, first honors went to Ada B Seller, who repre sented ft gypsy. Mr. Wilson, insur ance manager, furnished fun from the grab bag. The remainder of the evening was devoted to dancing, af ter which refreshments were served. Plans were announced for a card party to be held November 3. i Christian Church Society Enjoys Wednesday Session ' The Recreational hall of the First Christian church was the meeting plaoe of the Women's Missionary soc iety, Wednesday afternoon. During the brief business session preceding the presentation hour, the president. Mrs. Allen Curry, announc ed that ten new members had been added to the society during the past month. The worship period was led by Mrs. J. O. Isaacson of Central Point, the theme being "He Went About Teach ing, P reaching and Healing," based on the Scripture found In Math, 4:32-35. Mrs. Fred Wllmot led in prayer. The toplo for the afternoon was "The Country Places of America,' and dealt with the work of the Christian churches among the Neg roes, Indians and mountain people. After an introductory talk by the leader, Mrs. R. L. Ray, Mrs. W. R. Balrd and Mrs. Saunders told of the negro schools and colleges being sup ported by the Disciples of 'hrlst. Mrs. Prick told of the labors of a number of prominent negroes who were educated at these Institutions. Pour schools for the mountain peo ple are supported by the United Christian Missionary society. Mrs. Wllmot and Mrs. J. T. Davis ' told of thla work. In a very Interesting way, Mrs, Davis told of some of her own personal experience among the people of the Ozark mountains. During the program, Mrs. Dodge resd ft very beautiful poem entitled, "Life's Weaving.' The hidden answers, as found In World Call, were presented by Mrs. Mabel Marsh. During the social hour, which fol lowed ' the program, refreshment wer served by members of Group IV. "Luxur Oil Waves leave your hair aoft and shiny. For tho beat-looking Permanenti to mil your Personality GO TO MURRAY'S 41 8. Central Tel. 363 Daughters Nile Plan Ceremonial For October 14 The fall ceremonial of Zulelma Temple, Daughters of the Nile, will be held next Saturday, October 14, in a colorful setting of autumn flow ers at the Masonic temple In this city. The ceremonial will be followed by 12 o'clock luncheon In the Masonic temple dining room, at which mem bers of the patrol will be hostesses. Candidates will be present from Klamath Falls, Medford end Grants Pass. Mrs. O. C. Boggs of this city, queen of the temple, will preside. Catholic Ladles Announce Party . The Catholic ladles have announc ed a card party to be held In the Parish hall next Wednesday evening, playing to commence at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Rose Slngter will preside ' as chairman. M " Past Noble Grands to Meet Thursday Tlxe Post Noble Grands' club of Olive Rebekah lodge will meet at the home of Mrs. Lona Bergman Thurs day evening, October 12. Mrs. Doro thy Scrlpter Is chairman of the so clsl committee for the evening, and a large attendance Is urged. Miss Van Meter"" Hostess to Teachers A no-hostess picnic euppcr was enjoyed by the Roosevelt teachers at Miss Sarah Van Meter's cabin near Rogue Elk on Saturday. Hiking, swimming and - cards fur nished the diversion for the after noon and evening. Those present were: Mrs. Wllllts, Mrs. Chllders, Miss Asplnwall, Mrs. Carlon, Mrs. Maxwell, .Miss Bond, Mrs. Russell, Miss Curry, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Shangle, Mrs. Chas. Van flcoyoc and Miss VonMeter. -M Luther Leaguers To Meet Monday All leaguers attention I The re sumption of the bi-monthly busi ness and social . meetings of the Luther League will begin October 8th. In the parlors of the Lutheran church, 8 p. m, . A report of the Columbia, District Luther League i convention recently held In Longvlew, Wash., will be given at the business meeting. This Inspiring report will be of interest to all, as there were no representa tives from the local league present at convention. Following the business meeting the entertainment committee has plan ned something different from the usual routine of social entertain ment. As a special feature a bean party will be enjoyed. The topic for this evening's de votion Is, ."The, Master's Method of Winning Others." At 7 p. m. In the Sunday school room. Leader of this fellowship, Mrs. Q. P. Kabele. All cordially Invited. American Ideals Need Re-defining, Club Told Last week the Wednesday Study club began Its 26th year with a pro gram devoted to "Exploring the Times." Mrs. B. G. Harding with the toplo, "American Ideals Should Be Rede fined," confined the discussion to economic Ideals. She high-lighted machines, free competition, standards of living and ownership. "The Great Technology," by Harold Rugg, was the chief source from which Mrs. Harding quoted and her comprehen sive presentation of the subject set a high standard for the year's work. Mrs, W. E. Crews Interpreted the book, "Time to Live" by Hambrldge In a most sympathetic way. She told of his life as a mere atom In the stream of modern industry, his de sire and ability to break away to ft EFFIE HERBERT YEOMAN Announces NEW STUDIO NOW OPEN ' at 408 West 6th St. CLASS OR PRIVATE LESSONS IN VOICE AND PIANO also VIOLIN and CELLO BY JOHN R. KNIGHT Phone 1664-R The Store of Happy tteddlni Rlnjr White Rose Wedding Rings . Radiant u Diamond! Larry Schade tAXAAJ. J. J. J.AJ.J.A J.l.Xa.J. J rTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTl Representative Mra. Isabella Qresnway, friend of President and Mrs. Roosevelt, wat alected to congress from AH zona by an overwhelming vote. (Associated Press Photo) Reames Chapter Entertains Here Wednesday Night Reames Chapter, O. E. S.. will meet for regular session Wednesday even ing. October 11, to be preceded by covered dish supper at 6 o'clock. In vitations to the meeting have been extended chapters of Klamath Falls, Lakevlew .nd Yreko. Members and visiting members here are urged to attend and bring either a salad, escalloped potatoes or some ot,her vegetable dish. Supper will be served in the dining room of the Masonic temple. Lovely Setting For Missionary Luncheon The five o'clock missionary lunch eon held In the parlors of the First M. E. church Tuesday was served in an attractive setting of flowers and dainty table decorations. A goodly number of guests and mem bers were present. The afternoon exercises were opened with devotions led by Miss Phlpps In ft worship service. Topic: "Let There Be LlgM." A hymn sung in concert with pray er following, closed the exercises. Mrs. Wiley presided during the business session. 'Mrs. Conklin. as treasurer, gave the yearly financial report. The president paid ft lov ing tribute to the memory of Mrs. Emma Mlneor. In respect to her the afternoon program was very brief. Mrs. Hernson, ft visitor, reported on the district meeting held In Klamath Falls September 21. The next meeting Is to be held ftt the home of Mra. Darby. Mrs. Carder made the closing prayer. real life with less time necessary for earning and more for leisure. The physical development of a real home on a hillside with time and place for friends showed the author a practi cal man with ft poetical insight. His philosophy of life was delightful and Mrs. Crews ably brought out' the thought that his desire for happi ness waa the same that Is common to us sit. Mrs. L. E. Williams with her un usual ability to grasp the high lights In the day's news, mentioned the president's address to the Legion, the gold bullion case In New York, Hurt mann's proposed "Housewife's Code," the Rochester mayor suggested "fair of poor products, less and poorer live stock." The next meeting of the Wednes day Study will be on October 18. Miss Cook Tells Wedding Date at Wednesday Party The date for her wedding to Vester Bradford of this city was announced by Miss Ruby Cook at a lovely ahower given Wednesday evening by Mrs. A. O. Thompson at her borne, honoring the bride-elect and her fiance. The wedding will be solemnized at the Pull Gospel church Saturday, Octo ber 21. Twenty-eight gueste were Invited to the Thompson home for the Wed nesday shower and many lovely gifts were received by the couple. The evening was devoted to games, after which refreshments were served at the table, beautifully decorated In flowers and tapers, carrying out a colof scheme of pink and orchid. Present were Miss Cook, her fiance. Mr. Bradtord, Mrs. Carl Knutaon, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peterson of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Keene, Mr. and Mra. Earl Heft, Mrs. Dan Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Konsells, Mr. and Mrs. Wom ack. Mrs. N. D. Orlshsm, Misses Lu cille and Maxlne Klelnhammer, Alice Cherry, Frances and Oladya palmer and Edith Malkemus and Messrs. Wll don Colbaugh, Robert Cherry, H. Car ver, Teddy Orant and the hosts, Mr. end Mrs. Thompson. Daughters TJnlon Veterans To Meet The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil war will meet Friday evening at the Armory at 8 p. m. The president. Miss Edwards, hopes that all who can will' attend, as plans for the visit of the state Inspector, Mrs. May Esberg of Portland, early In November will be discussed. Part of the session will bo used for drill In floor work. Sunny Sisters Plan Tuesday Luncheon The Sunny sisters circle of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. A. Perry Tuesday, October 10, at 1 o'clock for cover ed dlah luncheon. Each guest Is asked to bring her own table serv ice. Members will respond to roll call by telling in story or verse how she earned the one dollar pledge. Tuesday will be guest dsy for the circle end each' member Is asked to make a special effort to attend the meeting. Lincoln Service t'l'ib Hears Fine Program. An Interesting program was pre sented Friday at the meeting of the Lincoln School service club, headed by Mrs. Charles Lumen. Mrs. E. E. Gore, local piano In structor, gave a program of children's piano work, showing the fundamental and educational work back of the playing. The program, played by the children, Included "Sol Feggetto" by Bach, "Gavotte" by Godard. "Largo From the New World Symphony" by Dvorak and "Cotton Pickers" by Wright. Stanley Gustln and Dorla Lee An derson gave a demonstration In trans position and ear training, as done In clsss work. Three action songs were presented by pupils of Miss Tuckers room and Mrs. Howard Glascock gave an Inter esting talk on the study of the mod ern mother. The buslneas meeting, preceding the program, waa attended by 36 members of the club. I fKS?l DEAR, let's budget our Income so that we y If mav KNOW just how we stand financially at any (J V time and lay away a little every week for a "rainy day." We can open an account at The First Nat ional Bank and operate our household just as we do at the office. It's a lot more sensible and much more fun to operate on a business-like basis. The First National Bank Donald Knapp Is Honored at Party Before Going East Mrs. Wm. Byrum and Miss Oleta Rogers' were hostesses last Monday night at a farewell party given In honor of Donald Knapp at the By rum home. The evening waa de voted to pinochle playing, at which prizes were awarded Dick Mann and Mrs. O Rogers. The honor guest, who left Tuesday evening lor Wichita, Km., to spend the winter with his parents, was the recipients of many farewell gifts. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. O. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Carol, Mr. and Mra. Tom Robinson, MUses June Hall and Oleta Rogers, Messrs. Dick Mann and Knapp, the honor guest, and Mr and Mrs, Byrum. Rlckerts Motor South For Week End Dr and Mrs. J. D. Rlckert left yesterday by motor for Tehama, Cal.. where they will spend the week end visiting W. C. McCune. Neighbors of Woodcraft To Sleet Thursday Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club No. 223 will meet Thursday aft ernoon, October 12. at the home of Neighbor Plckel. The meeting will begin with a covered dish luncheon at 12:30 and will be followed by a business session and social after noon. Circle Society Has Interesting Meeting An enjoyable meeting of the Circle society of the First Christian church was held Tuesday evening, October 3. Leonard Klein's division was in charge of the program. Adrian Fra ley, Helen Smith and Gerald Lath am gave Interesting talks. Dorothy Culy played a piano solo, which was very much enjoyed. Reverend Balrd gave a talk on Dr. Byrlee of Af rica. After the program various games were played under the supervision of Virginia Gregory. 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