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f PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1933. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton j,4.4,t4,ot,....TT Anticipation of . Yuletide Brings Social Activity Plans for Christmas are In til air this week. emphaaliied by th return of many atudent from colleges incl universities, the arrival of guests and departure of home folks to fsvorlte family flresldea, and announcementa of holiday parties. Mrs. David Rosenberg and children left laat evening for Seattle, where . they be Joined later In the week by Mr. Rosenberg In spending Chrtst maa with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Holm. Mr. Harry Rosenberg will also spend Chrlstmaa there on hie return from Hew York. Me will continue to Medford with Mr. and Mra. David Rosenberg to be boat with them .the Saturday pre ceding New Vear'a at one of the larg est home partlea of the Vuletlde. In vitations have been Issued to 6a guests. Mrs. Rotenberg waa alao hoateaa at dinner Thuraday evening. Inviting 19 meat to her home, 1327 Ready. Mr. and Mra. Paul echerer and l daughtera left laat week for Pasadena where they will be gucata of Profcesor and Mra. Hale. Mr. and Mra. Donald Clark and daughter, Nancy, will be holiday gueata of Mra. Clark's mother In Santa Barbara, alao his aunt, Mra. oeorga Clark and daughter. Cecil Clark, an artlat of note and the former wire of Richard Harding Davla. Mra. Clare H. Armstrong left Wed. neaday morning for San Francisco to Join Major Armatrong tnere. one was honored at dinner Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reamea. The Colony club will have a Chrlat- mse party for members the Friday of Chrlstmaa week. It was announced veaterday. Among atudenta returning for the vacation are: Edward Reames. ho will arrive December 2J from Stanford university: Hal Piatt, who will alao com from Stanford, bringing as house guest, Fred Hlnes of San Mateo; lu ellle Llttrell. Margaret Warner, Bur. ton Lowry and Marjorle Pnythlan from Oregon State college; Doris and Helen Pattonfrom Mills college nd Anna Head school: Don Moore, ooro. thy Roberts. Robert Prentice, Tom Bmmens, Peggy Miller, Rosa Oore, Dorothy Paley and Marian Moore from the University of Oregon. Mlaa Core will go to Portland to epend a few daya before coming to aieajoru. will be Jclned In Portland by her aia tar. Beulah. Instructor In the Mol- alla high school, wno will motor to Medford with her Friday. Miss Helen Stearns, local high school itudent, will spend Christmas In San Joae as guest of her brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mrs. Chea. Saun ders. Miss Kathryn Stearns, student at the Stanford hospital, will alao apend Christmas at the Saunders home. NEW PORTRAIT OF FIRST LADY Miss Warner Feted At Thursday Tarty Mies Winifred Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. J. Warner, whose marriage to Max Becker will be a aoclal event of New Tear's day. waa the Inspiration of another ehower given last work, at which Mlsa Luclle Lowry waa hosteea Thursday evening There were five tablea of bridge In play. 4 Chrysanthemum Circle To Have Christ mas Tree Chrysanthemum circle, No. 84. Nelghbore of Woodcraft, will meet Wednesday evening t 7:80 o'clock for a short buslneaa session, after which entetralnment will be enjoyed with a Chrlstmaa tree for children of Neigh bora of Woodcraft membere. Loyal Women's Class Pinna Christinas rartv The Loyal Women's clsss of the Christian church will hold a Christ mas party In the church recreational hall Tuesday, December IB. An Invi tation la being extended husbanda of i lembera for the occasion. Covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. A program of music and readlnga will follow, after which a buelneas aeselon will be held with election of officers for 1934. All members are urged to be present. IuMfMiM"!" sjiwaini ii wmriMmmMmummMii-mm mm i I ' ' ' ' iSv ' ' i I j; .r--- t iJ Ql 1 l ' J PrntwafiiTsWiii Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wlf of th President, took time from her many active dutlea to pose formally for this new photogriph. She la wearing i blue velvet oowsi In which the recently attended a eon eert (Associated Press Photo) Christmas Cantata "The Christ Child" To Be Sung Tonight The cantata, "The Christ Child," by Petrle, will be presented by the choir of the First Christian church this evening st 7:30 o'clock, and an Invitation la extended all who enjoy Chrlatmaa music. The complete program follows: Chorus, "The Light of Promise." Duet, soprano and alto, "Come Savior. Come." Eleanor Curry and Dorothy Barr. Men's chorus, "The Hope of the World." Trio, "A Child Shell Lead." Effle Herbert Yeoman, Marmle Olaon, and Victor Tengwald. Baritone solo. "The Wise Men Came." Victor Tengwald. Chorus, "Peace on Earth." Soprano and alto duet obllgato, "Salvation," Genevieve Brown and Virginia Gregory. Tenor eolo, "The Healer of Sorrow," L. a. Centner. Quartet, "Christ Is Our Righteous ness,'' Eleanor Curry, Oletha Olaon, M. X. Olson and John Klrkpatrlck. Soprano solo, "The Wonderful Nasarene," Effle Herbert Yeoman. . Chorus, "The Prince of Earth and Heaven." The cantata will be directed by Mra. Yeoman with Mabel Hartley 81ms, ptanlat. Fidelity Circle To Meet Tuesday The Fidelity circle of the M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. W. Wylle. 108 West Fourth street. Tuesday afternoon for regular busl neaa and annual Christmas party. Miss Rogers Will Visit In Salem Mlaa Dorothy Rogera, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rogers, plana to leave the last of the week for Salem, where ens will be house guest for the Christmas holidays of Mr. and Mrs. Wright and son, Gene, formerly of this city. Mrs. Durno Gives Tea for Auxiliary The Women's Auxiliary of the Jack. son County Medical society met on Thursday afternoon at the attractive home of Mra. E. R. Durno on Siskiyou Heights. The president, Mrs. Woods, of Ashland, conducted the meeting. Following the usual routine of bual nesa, reporta of the yeor'a work were given by Mrs. Woods, and by Mrs. O. I. Drummend. the secretary and treaaurer. Tha society has had a suc cessful year under the entnualaetlo Icaderehlp of Mrs. Woods, and one of Its members, Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney, la president of th state auxiliary. A paper by Dr. W. H. Heckman waa next on the program and was much enjoyed by all present. A rising vote of thanks was given Dr. Heckman for hia kindness. At the election of offi cers, the following were chosen to conduct the sffalra of the society for the coming year: President, Mrs. R. A. Steams: vice-president, Mrs. Gulls; secretary and treasurer, Mra. Drum mond. Th meeting then adjourned and a social hour was enjoyed by the twenty women present. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Drummond presided at the beautifully appointed tea-table in the dining room. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be during the latter part of January at the home of Mrs. Stearns. Mlsi Hlgdon Wins' ' Dance Prize In South Interesting news has Just been re ceived concerning Mlaa Oolda Hlg don, who left Medford early In No vember to Join Dixie Ambler Harvey and Mra. R. V. Williams as assistant instructor In a dance atudto at Hemat, Cal. Miss Hladon will be remembered as an outstanding acro batic dancer. 8h waa Invited to take part In a talent revue at River side, Cal. There were seven contest ant on the program. Miss Hlgdon winning first place, which makes .her eligible to compete for the grand prise on January 8, when the win ners for the past alx weeks try out before Judgea composed of theatrical and movie people from Los Angeles. "His Natal Day" To Be Presented at Local Church "His Natal Day" by Edward W. Norman la the cantata to be pre sented this evening, honoring the approach of Christmas, at the Flrat Presbyterian church. The chorus choir, directed by Elsie Carleton Strang, with Sebastian Apollo, or ganist, will bs assisted by Mra. F. E. Nsndle, contralto, and Maurln Mc Clure Duncan, soprano, aa guest sol oists; and th followtr f regular solo lata of the church: Merland Toilet son, tenor; Katharine Wendt, sop rano; Esther Merritt Sanderson, mes io soprano;' Robert 0. Wright, bari tone. Esther Circle to Enjoy Covered Dish luncheon Th annual covered dish Chrlatmaa luncheon of the Queen Eather circle of the MeViodlat church win be held aa usual on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Fick. Anyone wishing to go is aaked to pleas notify Mra. Pankey. Mrs. Satchwell Visits In South Mrs. a. R. SatohweU left Medford laat week to spend th Christmas holidays in California. She Is guest In Fresno of her daughter, Mra. Carl Xnapp, and will continue to San Francisco to visit her slater, Mra. J. H. Wlllson. and will be guest In Oak land of a grandson, Bernard Flchner. She will return to Medford trie ursi of the year. Mesdames English and Wort man Entertain Mra. C. V. English and Mrs. H. T. Wortman entertained the Ever Ready circle of the Presbyterian church at Mra. English's home. 618 South Holly, Tuesday. Chrlstmaa season devotlon ala were led by Mra. Hubbard. The committee In charge of sewing for the coming year reported that th ma terial la already on band for making a number of quilts. Refreshment were served by the hostesses. A! A! ft! si! US ft! ft I If Hi ft! ft! It V; V: V V! Vi V! V: V! V; V! Vi Vi 5rvi, 1 hUisioWu. The Perfect Gift Oiv Him a SCHICK DRY SHAVER With It go 86.1 days of shaving comfort every )ear earn clean, gentle shave happy reminder that blades, water, soap, lather, brush and lotions are fnrrvei abandoned. It la possible to shave In th dark or while reading a hook. Larry Schade Your Favorito Jowclor Since 1918 Mrs. Spencer Is Hostess, Bridge Event Thursday Mrs. Ralph Spencer was hostess st lovely dessert bridge Thursdsy st her home on South Newtown. There were two teblee of contrsct In play and prlzea awaded Mra. Reed, visiting here from Colorado: and Mra. Herbert White. Shapgy chrysanthemums and ferns gave beauty to the luncheon table. where places were arranged for Mes damea Sargent, Edwin, Finch, Graves, Myree, Wh'.te. Reed, Leonard and the hostene. ' Valley School's Program Tuesday The real Chrlstmaa atory will be told In tableaux and song at the Valley School Tuesday evening at five o'clock, when the program mark ing the close of classes for the holi days la held. Anyone Interested la Invited to the auditorium for the occasion. In the choir for tha occaMon will be: Jeanne Salade, Jean Wing, Bob Bromley. Bob Tuttle, Nancy Day, De borah Tumy. Julia Carpenter, Billy Sslade and Spencer Bromley. The angels will b portrsyed by Harriet Hart, Charlotte Wing, Patey GcBauer; the shepherds, Billy Patton. Donnle Brown and John Spalding: the Wise Men, Gilbert Tumy, Susan Vilas and Charlea Braley; Mary and Joseph, Nina Tuttle and Harlow Carpenter; nnrratar, Barbara Jean Schuler. Miss E. Marie Foes, principal of the school, la leaving for the vaca tion for Marshfleld, where she will be guest of relatives, and Miss Naomi Hohman will spend the holidays In Portland. Surprise Supper Merriman Home Honoring the birthday anniversary Mrs. Gilbert, New Worthy Matron of Reames Chapter Reames chapter, O. E. 8., held an nual election of officers Wednesday evening at th Masonic temple and th following persons were chosen for 1934: Mrs. Meta Ollbert, worthy ma tron; Dr. L. L. Sanders, worthy pa tron: Mra. Phlna Nordwlck, associate matron: Dr. S. Rolph Dlppel, associate patron: Mra. Hat tie Alden. secretin; Mrs. Florence Butler, treasurer: Mra. Rose Houston, conductress, and Mra Myrna Frlnk, associate conductress. Following the Interesting lodge ses sion, over whloh Mrs. Addle Wilson presided, refreshments were served In tha Mosonta dining room by th De cember committee with Mrs. Nellie Purdln a chairman. , Tablea were beautlfull decorated In keeping with the holiday season with small Chrlstmaa trees and red candle: forming the center decorations. Chrlatmaa gifts were placed aa i vors at ach place. Mr. Butler Honored at Birthday Dinner Wednesday evening Mr. Warren D. Butler entertained at dinner honoring th birthday anniversary of her hus band. Covers were arranged for 13 at the attractive dinner table, where Christinas decorations predominated. Following dinner, bridge was played with prlars going to Mra. Heneelman and Mr. Thorndlke. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thorndlke. Dr. and Mra. S. Ralph Dlppel, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Hum phrey. Mr. and Mrs. Georra Heneel man, Mr. and Mra. L. C. Oarlock and the Butlera. Lady Elks to Men Tuesday Afternoon The Lady Elks will meet Tueedny afternoon at 3 o'clock at the temple for their regular aoclal session Cards bowling and pool will be enjoyed with of Mra. Chester Merriman. a number Mra. A. F. Stennett aa hosteea, of friends gathered at the errlman I An Invitation Is extended all local I horn Tuesday evening for a surprise Lady Ilka and visiting wives of Elks. supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ' paaBBBBaBBBBSBBBBBBBssBaBBaBBBBBSBBBBBBBisBBi Raymond and sons, Kenneth and Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lewis, par ents of Mrs. Merriman; Mr. Flnley and Mr. and Mrs. Merriman, - Pythian Club Has Klectlon of Officers The regular meeting of the Pythtan ! club waa held at the home of Mra M. O. Kltson on Tuesday evening. Tit following officers were elected i for the coming year. Mr. Yarbrough, J president, Mrs. H. Klein, vice presi dent, Mra. Flak, treaaurer. Mrs. J. T. Conrad, secretary. Bridge waa enjoyed I during the evening, high score being held by Mrs. Ruth Walden and low i score by Mr. Emma Jeachk. The 1 next meeting will be at th horn of Mr. Yarbrough on December aoth. Ill MONDAY REMOVAL SALE SPECIAL! A Special Lot of ISO WOOL DRESSES IN TWO GROUPS Values to $10 Values to $12.50 .00 $4.95 $g 150 exceptionally smart wool dresses, specially grouped at this amazingly low price . . . Bright Chinese high shades . . . so popular this winter , . . predominate! Phone 28 Eighth and Central. HUNDREDS OF OTHER REMOVAL SALE BARGAINS HOME ARTS SHOP 407 East Main Hand-made Christmas Gifts Rand-turned Juniper Noveltlea (from the forests nf Eastern Ore.) Pine Needle Basketry Fancy Work Quilts, Rugs, Paintings Kand knit Wear Photograph Tinting Hame-made Christmas Candies - (Mrs. Rodgrr's Fudge) and Assorted Boxes Give a Wurts Book Club Membership for Christmas W Book Assortment in Southern Oregon Hundreds of newly released books have been added to 1WRTS" library book far all the family nook of adventure, travel, history and romance hundreds of gripping deterltr thrillers Regard less of your tast In books yooH find score of deltthtfnl yams you've been longing to read! HAT could be more appropriate than WURTS BOOK CLUB membership for Christmas. An entire year of pleasure for the one who receives this splendid gift Yon need look no further 1 WURTS BOOK CLUB membership solves the gift problem for all You may be snre that no gift will give more joy, 365 days of the year than a membership to this popular book club 1 We will arrange your gift membership card in an attractive greeting folder. WURTS GIFTS Sixth and Central Streets Mrs. Williams on Trip to See Son Mra. Jennie Williams left Medford last evening for Sen Francisco, where she will be joined Tuesday by her eon, Maurloe Willlama, who will arrive there on th completion of his fifth trip around th world In the office of purser of the 8. 8. President Adams. Williams formerly attended school here and has msny friends who sent greetings by hi mother, Zlon Lutheran League Name Officer Th Zlon English Luthersn Leaguers were Invited to Carl Flcht ner'a home December 11 for their laat business and social meeting. Earl Flchtner was host. The old- cara for th coming year were elect ed as follows: president, Earl Peder- sop; vice-president, John Brewold; secretary, Dorothy Andren; treaaurer. Earl Flchtner; corresponding secre tary, Bernlo Crow. DR. A. F. KRESSE has moved from Palmer Bldg. to MEDFORD CENTER BLD. Booms 408 and 404 Free Gardner Drugs tie Knlargemsni with each roU o (Urn printed. DR. H. P. 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