MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1933
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
. Eva Nealon Hamilton
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Thanksgiving Day
Inspires Interest
Entertaining Here
The holiday kmou l arrlvlne;,
forecast by renewed Interest tn en
tertainlng and announcement 01
nlana for numeroue baaaare, which
will malie Thanksgiving and Christ
maa happier dy tor many folk.
Mra. 8. Ralph Dlppel will
among hostesses of the week, having
invited frlenda to a 1 o'clock nincn
eon at her home Tueaday. at which
the Thanksgiving motif will be used
In decoratlona.
There will be aeven tsbles of carda
In play following luncheon and cov
era arransed for: Mesaamea w.
Oatea. Harry Nordwlek, Ernest Smith,
R. E. Lee, B. O. Harding, Ralph
Cowilll. Harry Prentice, J. C. Her.
rln. O. O. Larlson, W. A. Holloway,
L. Pennlnirton. Harvey Field, O
Ooldaberrv. Chaa. Reamea, 1. W,
Stearns. O. D. Bean, Eugene ..Thorn
dike. Chaa. Wooda. Edward Leach,
Roland Hubbard, Oeorge Henaelman,
Oliver Overmyer, Fred Schelfel
Cheater Leonard, D. W. Stone, Chaa.
Wtnit and Chaa. Ellla.
Mr. and Mra. I. E. Schuler and
daughter Barbara Jean, will be leav.
Ing Tueaday to apend Thankaglvlng
In Portland. Many family dlnnera
are planned here, and the dance
of the Elka club Thankaglvlng eve
will be preceded by several amall
affairs!.
Miss Wall To Be
Bride, Thanksgiving
Day Home Wedding
A Thankaglvlng day bride from this
city will be alias Rosamund wall,
eldest daughter of Mra. A. M. Wall of
Medford and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mra. A. Snodgraaa of Callatoga,
Cel.. who will be married Thursday to
Oordon Hunt of the aouthern olty.
The wedding service will be eolenv
nlred at the Snodgraaa home In Cal
ls togs, where Mlae Wall haa been
guest for the aummer and fall, Mra.
Wall and daughters, Barbara, Alice,
Janet and Mary, and eons, Elbert and
John, will leave this week by motor
for the south to attend the wedding,
The bride-to-be la a graduate of
the Medford high school and a popu
lar member of the younger act. Mr.
Hunt la In buslneaa In Callatoga,
where they will make their home.
Missionary Society
to Present Pageant
Joint Mlaelonary society of the M.
E. church will hold a Thanks offer
lng service Sunday evening at the
ohurch. A pageant will be given aa a
aperlal feature. All are welcome,
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Mrs. Cloud Feted
Dining May Here
Mra. Cora Cloud of Riddle haa bees
vlaltlng frlenda In Medford during
the oast week, and waa the house
gueat of Mrs. Viola Temple. Several
parties were given In her honor.
Mlsa Miller Spends
Week-end on Campua
Miss Justine Miller, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. A. H. Miller, apent laat
week-end at the University of Ore
gon, where she waa gueat of her
sister. Miss Peggy Miller, at the
Gumma Phi Beta house and of her
couslnT Mlaa Dorothy Orth. at Kappa
Aloha Thota. She alao attended tna
sophomore Informal while on
campus.
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Mr. Yoachum Honored
On Eightieth Birthday
Joining Mr. Yoachum In celebrat
ing hla eightieth birthday, a num
ber of hla frlenda met at the Wm.
Rice home November 18 for turkey
dinner. Lighted candlea and pink
chrysanthemums gave beauty to the
table and clever place carda revealed
the hobblea of the guests.
Starting with several aurprlaea for
Reverend Wood and family and Dr.
Roberta, the evening waa carried on
to a Jolly conclusion with the fol
lowing present: Rev. and Mra. Wood,
Mr. and Mra. Petty, Mr. and Mra.
McCulston, Mr. and Mra. S. M. Cobb.
Harland Wood. Ivan Cobb, Patty
Cook, Prentlaa Petty, Dr. Roberta, Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor and Mr. and Mra.
Rice.
.Misses Schrltt, Oroat
And Messenger Entertain
A party waa given by Mlaaea Evelyn
Schrltt, Rachel Oroat, and Evelyn
Meaaenger Saturday night. Dancing
waa enloved at Dreamland, after
which gueata returned to the home !
of Mr. and Mra. o. H. Schrltt, whera
refreshments were served and gamea !
plnyed. j
Those present were Mlaaea Delia
Wilson. Bertha King. Martha Mai-;
one, Ruth Carlson, Catherine King.
Cedle Blaylock. Evelyn King, Ruth :
King and Messrs. William Wilson. :
Walter Jones. Ira Dyea. Claire Crom
well, Kmll Peterson, Clyde Davie,
Arthur Peterson, Jack Schrltt, Den
ay Wooda,
The c.i.iperone were Mr. and Mra.
C. H. Sthntt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilein,
Mr. and Mra. King, Mr. and Mra.
M. r Blaylock and the hoateeaee.
Mrs. Canfield Welcomed From South
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Josliih " Inslow Manford. whose marriage nas an event of November 18 In the" south. Sir. aiid '.Mrs. ran
fleld will make their home In Klamath Falls, where Mr. Canfield la alalloned with the Crater Lake National
Mrs. Kelly Feted
At Dancing Party
In Ashland Friday
Mra. Edward 0. Kelly, charming
member of the young married set.
who plana to leave soon with her
mother, Mra. Paul Gretner, and chil
dren, Bernard and. Noreen Ann, for
Washington, D. C, to Join Mr. Kelly
In making their home there, waa
the Inaplratlon Friday evening of a
dancing party at Nlnlnger'a cafe,
given by the Mall Tribune ataff, of
which Mra. Kelly waa a member be
fore her marriage.
Dancing waa followed by midnight
supper, at which covera were
ranged for 30 gueata at the long
table on the balcony. A going away
gift waa presented Mra. Kelly dur
ing supper and best wlahea for a
pleaaant Journey east, were voiced
In several toaate to the honor gueat.
Altar Society
Meeta Tueaday
St. Ann's Altar society will meet
at 3:30 o'clock Tueaday afternoon for
a regular business meeting at the
pariah houae. It haa been announced.
Mrs. Blddle Leaves
For Klamath Home
Mra. Margaret Blddle left Wednea-
day for her ranch In Klamath coun
ty after being guest here for a time
of her alater, Mra. Gordon Voorhles.
She motored aa far aa Klamath Falls
with Mrs. Voorhlea.
Lincoln Service Club
Plans Daddy's Night
The Lincoln School Service club
annual Daddy'a night with aupper
and entertainment, will be held this
year on Friday, December 8. The
turkey will be aerved at 6:30 o'clock
at the echool. and will be followed
by a program. Mra. Mark Van der
Mark win be chairman of the dinner
and Mra. Chaa. Luman and Mra. Ar
thur Adler will direct the program.
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Washington School
Has Daddy's Night
Waahlngton achool celebrated Dad
dy's night In the achool auditorium
Friday.
A dinner waa aerved at alx-thlrty,
followed by an Interesting program.
In charge of Oeorge Henaelman. Songs
by the boya. directed by Mlaa Cromar,
were enjoyed. The boya were: Ralph
Seeley. Rodney Stead and Eugene
Bennett. Frank Dixon gave a humor-
oua reading on the aubject of "Dads"
and Nona Heyland and Dorothy Ter
rett gave a tap dancing number. Mra.
Terrett accompanied them.
CO'inty supt. C. R. Bowman, who
with Mra. Bowman were gueata for
the evening gave a splendid address on
tiia present achool situation and em
phasized the fact that legislation for
educational relief la needed.
Those attending from Oranta Pass
were: Mrs. Gaston. Mrs. fltott, Mra.
Bralnard, Mra. Haymond and Mrs
Clark.
A social afternoon followed and re
freshment were served by Mrs. Iver-,
son and committee: Mra. Clement.;
Mra. Putney, Mra. Oliver and Mrs. j
Loomls.
Bazaar Planned
By Presbyterians
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the bazaar to be held at
the Preabyterlan church December 5.
The bazaar will be open through
out the afternoon and will be fol
lowed by dinner and an evening of
entertainment. Mra. Hamilton Pat
ton, general chalrmai of the affair,
haa announced the following com
mittee heade: Mra. Jennie Merrltt.
fancy work: Mra. Oeorge, cooked
fooda: Mra. L. P. Kuennle and Mra.
Ralph Sweeney, dinner: Mra. H. R.
Prentice and Mrs H. M. Welahaar.
entertainment; Miss Emily Brown,
serving and Mlsa Helen Wllaon,
candy.
The complete commltteea will be
announced at an early date.
Mrs. Wilson of
Fpokane, Guest
Mra. B. W. Wilson of Spokane ts
we gueat or ner brother and alater-In-Iaw,
Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Wilson, In
Jacksonville.
Flynni Go South
to Visit Relative
Mr. and Mra. Thomas K. Flynn left
here early Saturday for a week's visit
In California where they will be gueata
oi jura. c. Mcvay. Mrs. Flynn'a mother,
at Santa Clara. They will alao see Cap
tain E. A. Elklns, who underwent an
operation laat week at the Letterman
hospital In San Francisco.
Mrs. Myers Hostess '
to Fidelity circle
Fidelity Circle of the M. E. ohurch
met Tueaday afternoon at the home
of Mra. O. V. Myera on the North Pa
cific highway. The bualneaa aeaston
waa In charge of Mra. Roseborough.
The program. In charge of Mre. W.
L. Berry, included a reading by Mlaa
May Phlppa, entitled "Five Reason!
for- Gratitude Love, Faith. Life.
Laughter and Sleep"; two old songs,
by Mrs. R. p. Mortensen. and a group
of favorite tunea were played by Mrs
uerry on ner accordion.
Refreshments were aerved by Mra.
Myers at the close of the program.
Next meeting will be In the form of
a Chrlstmaa party at the ohurch, De
cember 30. The exchange of gifts will I
be a feature of the gathering.
Bridge Tourney
To Provide Fund
For Holiday Aid
Mra. One Newbury haa announced
the Hat of persona who will assist her
In conducting the Elka contract
bridge tournament at the temple Fri
day night, December 1, which haa
been arranged to provld. funda for
the Elka Chrlstmaa work among
needy f ami! lea.
Mra. W. F. Qulaenberry will' be as
sistant aupervlsor and Mra. Ray Lenox
official score keeper.
Duplicate contract bridge will be
played, using the accumulative acor-
lng, and four cash prtzea will be
awarded each aectlon. Play will Btart
at 8 o'clock.
The party la one of the very flrat
announced aa a Christmas benefit
and a large attendance la anticipated.
Mrs. Fowler1 Hostess
To Auxiliary
Mra. J. T. Fowler win be hostesses
to the Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church, Tueaday. November
28, at 3 o'clock, for a Thankaglvlng
meeting. Dr. Cutler, the evangelist,
and his wife, will assist at the
meeting.
Those who have cars and those
wishing transportation are asked to
be at the church at 1:30 o'clock to
go out the Coker Butte road.
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Missionary Society Hears
Synodlcal Reports
The Women'a Missionary society of
the Preabyterlan church held a meet
ing of unusual Interest at the church
parlors Tuesday. A delegation from
the phoenix society waa present and
a group from Granta Paaa, which
reported the synodlcal recently held
In Portland.
Mlaa Elizabeth Burr opened the
meeting with Impressive devotlonals
on the aubject of "Thanksgiving."
Mra. Newton Chaney led the program
on the subject of "Southern Moun
taineers." Mra. Brown and Mrs. Eng
lish followed with readings. Mrs. M.
C. Gaston next Introduced Mrs. T.
M. Stott, presbyterlal president, who
after a brief talk ortThlaslonary work
and alms Introduced the Granta Pass
ladles. Each In turn reported some
part of the synodlcal program.
Miss Warner Feted
At Bridal Shower
On Monday Evening
Mlaa Marjorle Marahall waa hoatesa
on Monday evening at her home, 938
South Holly atreet, at a ahower hon
oring Mlaa Winifred Warner, whoso
wedding to Maxwell Becker will be
an event of January 1.
Bridge waa enjoyed daring the eve
ning, with high ecore prize going to
Mlaa Warner, and low to Mlaa Luclle
Lowry.
The rooms were attractively decor
ated In yellow and orchid chrysan
themums, and the gifts were present
ed the honor guest from a little
train.
Guests for the evening were Mlaa
Warner, Mlsa Lowry, Miss Laura
Drury, Mlsa Barbara Drury, Miss Au
drey Lofland, Miss Fredericks Brom-
mer. Mlsa Louise Brommer. Mlsa Flor
ence Severance, Miss Melva, Parrett,
Miss Doris Bundy and Mlsa Oeraldlna
Latham.
Mrs. Wortman
Card Hostess
A very enjoyable card party waa
held at the home of Mra. H. G.
Wortman laat Friday evening for the
benefit of the Pythian home. The
hostess waa assisted by Mrs. Swartz,
Mrs. Judge and Mrs. Webber.
Rogue Wver Ministers
And Wives to Dine
The Rocrue River ministers nnH
their wives will meet at the Preaby.
terian cnurcn for a covered dish
luncheon Monday. -November 37, at
11 o'clock. A Drozrnm hnji
planned for Vie afternoon.
Mrs. Hess Hostess
To Club Wednesday
Mrs. Arthur Heaa was hostess at
her home on Wednesday afternoon to
members of her bridge club. Follow
ing dessert, contract was played with
prlzea going to Mra. B. R. Finch and
Mra. Lee Watson. Members and
guests present were: Meartamea Har
old Larsen. B. R. Finch. Ell Campbell.
we wateon. w. a. Cool. Maynard I
Biten, Chaa. Prltchett and the hostess
Mra. Arthur Heaa.
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reshylerlnn Bible
Class To Sleet
The Woman's Bible class of the
Presbyterian church will meet Tuea
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock In the
class room. The speaker for the
fternoon will be Miss Alma II. Bailey,
formerly of Portland, who la now
making her home here. Mlsa Bailey
la well known aa a child evangelist
and anyone Interested In that aub
ject Is especlslly Invited to the
meeting. The program will be fol
lowed by a social hour.
Formal Dancing
Club Has Party
In New Location
A major event of the week, socially
apeaklng. waa the party Friday night
of the Formal Dancing club, held at
the Colonial club on Weat Main atreet totlon to all music lovers.
Pupil and Teacher
In Music Program
The program to be played tomor
row evening by :jes, Lydla Ouets-
advaneed pupil of Rosa Blaek-
Wlllett, waa announced yes-
recently opened to the public.
Open house waa held by several
members preceding the dance and
Mr. and Mra. Donald Newbury were
hoate at dinner at their home In
Siskiyou Heights.
Covera were arranged for 33 with
the following present: Mr. and Mrs.
Chaa. Olen Smith. Mr. and Mra. Allen
Smith. Mr. and Mra. John Boyle. Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. Tyree, Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton Patton, Mr. and Mra. W. W.
Aldrlch, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray,
Mr. and Mrs. Flavlua West, Mr. and
Mra. Kenneth Kendrlck. Mr. and Mrs.
W. 8. Bolg- and Mr. and Mrs
bury.
laff,
more
terday with Issuance of an lnvl-
The re- j
cltal will be played, in the Baldwin I
recital hall, beginning at 8 o'clock.
The compositions for the evening
are: - !
Prelude, a Minor. Rschmanlnotl
Sous Bols Victor Staub
Llebestraum Liszt
In Chopin group:
Etude tn A Flat
Etude Butterfly
Raindrop Prelude
Scherzo, B Flat Minor
Mra. Lydla Guetr.lsff !
Etude In F and Nocture F. Sharp....
by Chopin
New- , Berceuse
! Magic Fire Scene from Valkyrie.....
Brassln-Wagner
Mra. Rosa Blackmore Wlllett
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