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PXOE FOUR I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1933. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton Much Entertaining Here To Welcome New Year's Arrival Society will Join Old Father Time tonight In ringing out me oia. ringing In the new. And as the belle In country and cut oouro .nn the elad tidings of 1934'a ar. rival. whUtlea and horne wlU Join In the chorus. Open home will be tn order today and a number of dinner partial. Oay festivities, however, have been re aerved for the midnight hour, due to the fact that It la ne oaoDain. . Th lsrcest affaire will be the Elks' annual party at the temple and dinner party at the Unlveralty club. Entertainment at the Elks' club will begin at 11 o'clock with dancing to follow at mionigni. n,. wntel Medford haa alao ar- r.n.ed for a aoeclal dinner party with a musical program by Henri Wsrner's orchestra and theaters win u .j lal programe. T.rt niitht Mr. and Mre. Davia Boaenberg and Mr. Harry Rosenberg hnii at onen houae. Meademea Porter J. Neff, O. Reese Braley and Gilbert Stuart also held New Yeer'e open house yesterday, in Max Pierce and Mrs. Ben Trow. bridge will be hostesses New Year's day to many or weir ineno.. Approximately BO covers will be laid at the New Year'a eve dinner at the university ciuo ana party will be enjoyed by lodge mem bers and their Invited guests. Miss Frazee Among Younger Hostesses in., t y.! k Trace entertained number of mends at luncheon and theatre party Thursday. Those en Joying the pleasant affair of the holi day season were: Misses Jean McPher eon. Virginia Riana. Helene Salade. Betty Paske, Bannle Hunt. Betty Ann Thorndlke. and Bonnie Bete Settle- mlre. Mrs. Pace Feted At Many Events Miirh entertaining of the past wetk haa been Inspired by the presence here of Mrs. Henry Pace, formerly of this city, now of ios Angeies. Entertaining for her pleasure were Mrs. Morris Leonard. Mrs. Tim uai.j. m Roland Smith and Mrs. Edward Leach. The two latter were hostesses Friday afternoon. Inviting 12 of Mrs. pice's intimate friends to bridge. Mrs. Pao will leave Saturday for the aouth and will be accompanied by her brothir. Harold OeBauer. who will enter the Unlveralty of Southern California. He haa been a student at Golden Gate college In San Francisco. Oeers Leave for Visit tn North. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oeer, guests for the holldaya of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. i.lndlev. left Saturday morning for Astoria and other points, where they will visit friends. They make their home In Wenatchee, Wash; Colony Club Enjoys Dinner and Charadee. Members of the Colony club en Joyed their annual holiday party Fri day evening at the club, when dinner was followed by the presentation of number of olever charadea. While the women were attending, a number of husbanda also enter tained with Informal stag partial. Mr. Leonard Carpenter had aa guest Shelby Tuttle, H. Van Hoevenberg. O. B. Newhall, E. O. Burgess and Robt. W. Ruhl. Oak drove Folk Organise Club A verv Interesting meeting was held by the ladlee of Oak Grove district on Tuesday arternoon ai wmcn wm. a community club waa organized. The following officers were elected: Mrs. R. Shore, president: Mrs. Rutb Clark, vie president. Mr. Han son, treasurer: Mr. Elsie Warner, sec retary. The purpose of the club was to ar range for the serving of warm lunches to the achool children. A "donation party" given at the asms time brought In very gratifying re ault and for two weeka previous to the holldaya the children enjoyed the warm dlah served at noon each day. Some measure of Importance ar to be brought up at the next regular meeting, January S. All Interested should attend and take active part In the discussions. Several entertain ment committees an to be appointed and anyone having any suggestions to offer Is asked to please be present. Pleasurites Plan New Year! Party The Pleaaurltea, a young people social group, will meet at the T. W. virglnlt. Llndley. Betty Vllm. Mar O. A. at 7:50, Monday evening, Jan. 1. garet Mann, Barbara Holt, Carlon for a New Year's party. The com- JtM Hui, Madeline Schade. Jerry mittee in charge consist of Eimo Newton. Alt Dale and Donald Dar- Will This group has had several novelty ntertalnmenU for the past few meet. lngs. On Monday, Dec. 4, the Plea- aurltes enjoyed a chicken dinner on board the "Ship of Joy- with Mra. Delia Mann aa capUln of the crew and tout were given by Helen Smith Perry Johnson, Elaine DeVrlee and Ralph McQonagte and these were follprty givon hy Mr. and Mrs. E. W. lowed by a short talk from the cap- tain. Mra. Mann. The dinner waa p resided over by the toastmaater joyed by the 96 guest present. In Mickey Pearson. The Berry dale quar- eluded In the orchestra were three of tet and the girls' quartet sang at this the Oregon Lumberjacks, affair. j Coming aa a surprise was the an- At the meeting December 16, the evening's ntrtalnmcnt waa prastnt ad by th, commltt., composed of Slalne DeVrlea and Amy Johnson. After a few fames were played a abort program was enjoyed with mus ical readings by Mickey Pearson, musical selections Hy air. and Mrs. frank Hansen, snd two piano num bers by Margaret Chllders. Donald Darnellle gar a short devotional talk, followed by an Inspiring talk from Rev. Howell of the Presbyterian church. Refreshments were served by the committee, of which Helen Smith was chairman. Saying "Happy New Year" i j ,l i ji m u mm-'--1 1 1 mi 1 1 1 mmmmmmmm'mmmmj''mw W - -: . mm When the above you nit fellow makes his appearance In local society ton I r lit. he will be siren a hearty welcome, for Medford folk will oe merry-making when the clock strikes 12. The New Year, always accom panied by a revival of hope for prosperity, and wishes for more happi ness for all humanity, will tonight b even more enthusiastically wel comed, for the hope will be Justified and the wishes sincere. Waffle Supper For Mr. and Mrs. Rice Enjoyed Wednesday A very pleasant surprise' waa given Mr. and Mrs. Martin 8. Rice on South Holly Wednesday evening, when 14 members of the Unity class entertain ed at waffle supper In their honor. Supper waa followed by an entertain ment arranged by the women. It In cluded readings by Mrs. Zella Lynum, Mrs. Oeorge Btgler, Mra. H. W. Calne, Mrs. Luc lie B. Rowley, which were much enjoyed. Before the guests de parted Mrs. J. B. Lusk, on behalf of the class, presented Mra. Rice with a beautiful sofa pillow. Those present were: Mrs. H. K. Rob inson, Mrs, Zella Lynum, Mra. Luclle B. Rowley, Mrs. E. P. Brooks, Miss Edythe Brooks, Clifford Foster, Mra. Peggy Joyce Prance, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lusk and daughter Judith and aon Jlmmte, Jr., Geo. Reeve, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Btgler, Mr. and Mra. H. W. Calne, Mrs. A. M. Swazy, Mrs Ella McOee, Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Rice, host and hostess. Laldleys Have House Guest Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Laldley have aa house guest Mrs. Anna Lindsay of Grand Porks, N. D., who la here for an extended visit. Many Students Going Bark to School soon. Students, who have been home for the holiday season, will be returning to the University of Oregon and Ore gon State College tomorrow. Entering school at winter term will be: Frederick Colvlg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Colvlg, who leaves for Eugene. Others going to the univer sity will be Miss Rosa Gore, Junior Porter, Bentun Newman, Eat 111 Phlppa, Neville Blden and Johnnie Green, who will graduate this year. Ml&f. Msrgaret Warner will leave following her sinter's wedding to re sume her studies at Oregon State. Mioses Ttmry and PaAke Fhitertaln. Miss Mildred Drury and Miss Betty Puke were Joint hostess Friday afternoon at dessert bridge, enter taining 18 of their school friends at the Ptwke home. Prlrea at cards were awarded Miss Patricia Young. Miss Elaine Brophy and Miss Honey Reddy. present were: MIkm Amy Elliott, Wllklngon Hone, R(?ddy. Lois Prasee. pmncta Young, La Verne Stevenson, Franc Dlv. Klalne BroDhv. Mary K. w wilinn. Pauline RofCtrii Bt,tty Ann Thorndlke and the hotr,. Wilsons, Moult At Christmas nance ROOUK KIVKR, One of the merrl- est of the Christmas affaire wm the Wilson at their home on Evan creek Chrlstmaa nleht. Dancing wu en- nouncement that the event also com- memorated the hosts' 83rd wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were the recipients of hearty con gratulations, following which they headed a grand march to the air of "Silver Threada Among the Gold" and "When You and 1 Were Young Mantle." At midnight refreahments were served. The home waa attractively decorated with Chrlstmaa greens. Red and green streamers were draped from the center of the large living room, silver rain and tinsel com pleted Uj, Yuletlde sflect. ttevxw:. Reames Chapter Ceremony Honors Former Officers Honoring past worthy matrons and past worthy patrons, Reames Chap ter, O. E. 6., entertained Wednesday evening at 6:30 dinner In the Ma sonic temple. Covers were arranged for 34 honor guests at the attractive table, where a color scheme of pur ple waa emphasised In a center piece of violets, surrounded by tapers of tne same color. Favors for each past matron were small gavels, made by the grandson of the worthy matron, Mrs. Addle Wil son, who waa responsible for the very beautiful evening's ceremony, the last during her year in office. At the regular session of the chap ter, which followed dinner, a beauti ful floral tribute waa given by the officers, with roll call of all past worthy matrons and patrons, and the placing of carnations as each of 62 names waa called. Mr. and Mrs. Guches Here From Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Guches. who have been guests here from Portland at the A. R. Clement home, are leav ing for southern California Imme diately after the close of the holiday season. Degree of Honor Plans Card Party. Members of Degree of Honor have announced plans for a card party to be held January 4 at the women club rooms In the city hall. Playing will begin at 8 o'clock with bridge, five hundred and pinochle tables ar ranged. An Invitation Is extended all per sons who enjoy cards, and all lodge members are urged to be present. Ep worth League Enjoy Skiing Party. Membera of the Epworth League of the 1st Methodist Episcopal church enjoyed skiing and tobogganing at ! Siskiyou Camp Thursday afternoon. They assembled at the church at 1 o'clock and from there motored to t the Slsklyous. After a very enjoyable I afternoon, they cooked welnera in the large fireplace In the lodge, having : also buns, apples, and hot chocolate. Before leaving for home they gath ered around the fire to sing sonps. j Those present were: Ruth LeClerc, Jeanette Trill, Joyce Banish. Jeau Oil- , llnga, Eleanor Poffenbarger, Ruth ; Clark, Helen and Josephine Power, i Beatrice Jonea, Lester Pave, Marvin Burke, John Gill lngs. Bill Walker, Howard Peffenbarger, Ross Knott. Lawrence and Robert Cuffel. Stanley Polsom, Arthur Cook and Hev. Knott. LEARN FRENCH Acquire the practical ability to speak and write colloquial rrrnrh 1 at surprhlnfly moderate cost, In conveniently arranged evening classes. 3 Months Course 24 Hours (sufficient for traveling rise) at special introductory price of LESSONS INCLUDE DICTATION SPELLING! FRENCH PHONETIC CHARACTERS SATURDAY CLASSES For Children Limited Number For Full Particulars See Jewel Warner'Becker Wedding Will Be New Year's Day A lovely event of New Year's day In local society will be the wedding of Miss Winifred Warner, eldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner, to Maxwell Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Becker of Caldwell, Idaho. The service will be read at 3 o'clock In the afternoon by Father Wm. B. Hamilton of St. Mark's Episcopal church at the Warner home on South Oakdale. Fragrant evergreens, emphasized by white tapers, will form the setting for the service, which will be attended by relatives and immediate friends of the bridal couple. The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Margaret Warner, who la home from Oregon Stat college for the holidays, and Kenneth Overton of Nampa, Idaho, will be best man for the groom. "I Love You Truly" will be played as violin solo by Miss Beulah Gore preceding Mendelssohn's wedding march, which will be played by Don ald Colvlg of Weed, who la Miss War ner's uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Becker and sop and Mr. Overton are arriving In Medford today for the wedding, which will be followed by a small reception 'fct the Warner home tomorrow, after which the bride and groom will leave for Caldwell to make their home. Mr. Becker la In the hardware business there with bis father. Mlas Warner, who has been tie In spiration of much entertaining here since announcement of her betrothal, la a former student of Oregon State college and a member of Kappa Kap pa Gamma sorority. Mr. Becker also attended Oregon State college and la affiliated with Sigma Chi, social fra ternity. C. Point Alumni Names Officers The Central Point Alumni held annual holiday banquet Thursday night at the Grange hall, with 62 members present. Speeches were made throughout the evening and a business meeting called by Alfred Taylor, president. I The following officers were elected for the new year: Harry Eldon, presi dent; Elizabeth Southwell, vice-president; Geneva Brown, secretary and treasurer, and Jerry Tex, Edward In- man and Delbert Ayres to the board of directors. t Mothers' Club Plans Card Party The Mothers' club will sponsor a card party to be given next Wednes day afternoon, January 3rd at the Parish hall. Card playing will start promptly at 2 o'clock. A few musical selections will be an added attraction. Bos worths Here From East On Visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan P. Boswortb of Buffalo, who are visiting relatives In Klamath Palls, were guests here Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Myers. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bosworth, Jr., and children of Klamath Palls. The Bosworths are leaving January 2 for Los Angeles, where they will sail for New York. Mrs. Duanne Gives Christmas Party Mrs. Verna Duanne was hostess to a group of friends Christmas night at her home on South Central, honoring Mr. and Mra. Arthur Olson and daughter Es telle of San Francisco. Cards occupied the early evening with Mrs. E. W. Warfteld winning the prize for high score and William Drumm the consolation prize. After refreshments were served, dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson. Miss Es telle, Olson, Mr. snd Mrs. E. E. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Warfield, Mr. and Mra. William Drumm. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Flowers and Dale Flowers. Alpha Delta Class Elects OfHcers. The Alpha Delta class of the Christian church Bible school held Its annual Christmas party In the recreational hall of the church Thurs day afternoon with about 30 mem bers in attendance. The devotion si period was In charge of Mrs. W- I. House, who read the Christmas story and W. R. Balrd and Mrs. J. T. Davis led In prayer. A program of games and readings was enjoyed and Pollyanna gifts ex changed. The annual election of officers was held and the following officers re elected for the coming year. Presi dent, Mrs. C. M. Hon; vice-president, Mrs. David Hood; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. R. L, Ray; teacher, Mrs. Maybelle Church; substitute teacher, Mrs. P. C. Latham. Refreshments were served by the committee, composed of Mrs. P. C. Latham, Mxa. France, Mrs. Rector. Mrs. Scrlpter. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Plerson. .5 Deter RKOHTRVR Phone IfiJ-Y 103 ran 11th t. Misses Entertain At Buffet Supper Preceding Dances A group of misses from the school set will be hostesses this evening at a buffet supper to precede the va rious dancing parties on the midnight calendar. At the A. P. Stennett home, the following girls will enter tain at buffet supper; Misses Su zette Stennett, Mollle Brown, Mar Jorle Mulholland, Mary Van Dyke and Doris Kellogg. They have Invited 35 guests to dine between the hours of 8 and 10. . Mrs. Overmeyer Is Luncheon Hostess Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer was among hostesses of the past week, entertain ing at luncheon. She Invited the fol lowing guests to her home, 610 South Holly, Friday: Mesdames P. Q. Bunch, Chas. Reames, C. C. Leonard, Good win Humphrey, Ernest Barnes, H. T. Hubbard, R. W. Stearns, W. A. Gates, Wm, Holloway, c. O. Lartson, Harold Stow, M. E. Royoe, B. Ralph Dlppel, Chas. Kunz, Prank Trultt, and Bar bin. Mrs. West Among Dinner Hostesses Mrs. .Laura M. West entertained a number of friends at dinner on Christmas day. Decorations of holly, lighted tapers and place cards were In keeping with the holiday season. During the evening Mrs. Hanby read from Henry Van Dyke's book. "The Other -Wise Man," and poems by Lowell. Mr. Meeker sang two recent compositions by Lowell Patton. who was a former pupil of Mrs. West m Portland. Present were Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hasklns. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hanby, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker and Misses Gertrude and Dorothea Hasklns. Bridge Club Enjoys Christmas Party Members of the Prtday Bridge club met Friday at the Hotel Medford for luncheon, - then continued to the home of Mrs. George Alden for bridge snd a Christmas party, at which there was an exchange of gifts. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs. A. F. Stennett, Mrs. J. H. Butler and Mrs. Maude West. New Year's Reception At Baptist Church A New Year's reception and dinner : will be held at the First Baptist j church Wednesday, January 3 at 6:30. The reception will be for Rev. and j Mrs. C. L. Cutler and all new mem bers of the church. Including those who have joined the church since May 1. The committee will furnish the bread, drink and dessert, others are asked to bring two covered dishes. A good program is promised. Mistletoe Club Has Meeting The Mistletoe club met with Mrs. Joe Klngsley at her home Wednesday on the Midway road for the last meeting of the year. Election of of ficers was held. Marie Wells was elected president; Myrtle Arnold, vice president, and Blanche Arnold, trea surer. Following the business meeting re freshments were - served. Marjorle Plerson, the past president of the club thanked the members for their cooperation during the past year. The next meeting of the club will be with Lola Ludwlg. Maud Lowell and Myrtle Arnold assisting. Royal Neighbors and interested friends will be welcomed. Miss Thompson . ' Speaks to C. A. R. Miss Mary Jarvle Thompson gave a most Interesting and Instructive talk on costumes In Korea to the members of General Joseph Lane society. Chil dren of the American Revolution at their meeting at the home of Miss Betty Vllm on Wednesday, An Invitation waa received from Mra. John H. Hall, state director of C. A. R., asking the delegates to be her guests during the state confer ence which Is to be held In Portland some time In March. The Christmas spirit waa carried , out In the drawing of gifts from the j tree. Misses Mary Jarvle and Patricia ' Thompson were guests. ' I ML Vllm, assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. N. Vllm served refreshments. 1 ENJOY YOUR New Year Eve's DINNER at the Hotel Medford Delicious Foods Pleasant Atmosphere Moderate Prices A Special Menu and Music for the Occasion! P. 0. DENS0N, Manager WEEKLY CALENDAR Tonight. Elks' ball at the Elks' temple. Tuesday. Lady Elks meet at temple for pool and cards; Meeting of the Foreign Mission ary society at the home of Mrs. C. A. Meeker. Wednesday. Colonel Sargent auxiliary meets in the Armory for covered dish supper at 6:30 o'clock. Wednesday Study club to ob serve guest day at the women's club rooms In the city hall. Mothers' club card party at par ish ball. Thursday. Garden club meets at 7:30 o'clock at the county court house audito rium. 1 Building bridge club meets at the parish hall. Miss Doris Sandry Bride of Mr. Grim At Home Wedding At a lovely home wedding In Rogue River Wednesday, Miss Doris Wray Sandry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Sandry, and Wlllard Allen Grim were man-led by the Rev. Cow- din of the Presbyterian church. The ceremony was read at 10 o'clock Wed nesday morning. The bride, who was attired In an afternoon dress of deep blue, lace trimmed, carried a corsage of rosebuds and lilies of the valley and was at tended by her sister, Mrs. Paul Rey nolds Woods of Medford. William Turner of Ashland was best man for the groom. Among guests attending the cere mony were: Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Pbelpa of Rogue River; Mr. and Mr. L. H. Wright of Easton, Wash.: Misses Nadlne and Babe O Flaherty of Klam ath Falls; Mrs. Joe Moore. Misses Evelyn snd Mabel Grlmmett and Mlas Jean Whitman of Medford. Following the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Grim left immediately for corvams. where they will reside until Mr. Grim completes bis course at Oregon 8tate college. Both the bride and groom are weu known here. Mrs. Grim also attended Oregon State, where she was affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Mr. Grim is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho. Pythian Club Enjoys Cards The Pythian club met at the nome of Mrs. Yarbrough last Tuesday eve ning. 600 was played during the eve ning, high score going to Mrs. H. Klein. Williamson Kindergarten To Reopen Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret Huntoon Williamson will reopen her kindergarten at 109 South Orange street Tuesday, she an nounced yesterday. With the opening of the new term on that day new pupils will also be accepted for en trance. Mrs. Young, Hostws At Dinner Party Mrs. Geo. B. Young of Orchard Home, had a dinner party at noon on Christmas day. The guest of honor was Mrs. Mary Dartt of Greenfield, Iowa, from the old home town of the hostess. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wakefield and baby, Mary Ann, and a friend from Grants Pass: Rev. Eaton and family. Mrs. Jas. Bowling, Mrs. Bryson, and the Drs. Carlow of Medford. The afternoon was spent in con versation, music, and examining old photographs and heirlooms. Other callers during the afternoon were Mrs. Shaffer and family and Mrs. Taylor and her three daughters. Piano Pupils In Demonstration Saturday. The class of young piano pupils of Mrs. X. B. Gore, who have completed the 13 weeks' course, will be presented in an Interesting demonstration Sat urday morning at 9 o'clock. During the musical period they will play memory pieces snd an Invita tion Is extended all interested per sons IO come to njb. vjure o n;aiucn.c studio at 116 Geneva avenue to bear them play. The group Is composed of very , young and ambitious pupils, some or whom have learned aa many as 35 compositions, they can play from memory. School Set Enjoys Dancing Party at Local Guild Hall A charming young hostess of the past week waa Miss Elsine Brophy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Bro phy, who Invited 66 guests to a for mal dancing party at St. Mark's Guild hall Thursday evening. Guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Brophy and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moran, Miss Gladys Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole and Mr. A. B. Rosenbaum. Students of Junior high school, high school and St. Mary's Academy were present and dancing was inter spersed with a number of features. Jack Moran entertained with several tap dances, Mis Mary Ann Gates with a vocal solo and Robert Holmes with song and dance numbers. Among guests home from southern schools attending were Messrs. Law rence Bragg and Granger Kenly. Music for dancing was played by Ted Stone's orchestra. - Veterans' Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will meet at Eagle Hall Tuesday, Jan uary 2. This Is the regular monthly meeting. Colonel Sargent Auxiliary to Meet Colonel Sargent Auxiliary, No. 13, will meet In the armory Wednesday , evening, January 3, for covered dish supper at 6:30 o'clock. Joint lnstal- j latlon of officers will be held at 8 j o'clock. All membera are requested i by Carrie Averlll, president, to be present for supper and installation. I Rogue River Folk Enjoy Dinner ROGUE RIVER. Mrs. W. A. Jones was hostess at Christmas dinner Sun day evening at her home at Rogue River. A gaily lighted Christmas tree was the center of attraction and the rooms were adorned with greens and tinsel. Place cards were miniature Christmas trees In red and green holders. Seated at the table were: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bostwlck, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hug, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. F. E Jiggar, Wil liam Wilson, Miss Delia Wilson and the hostess. Four Generations Attend Dinner Party. The home of Mr. and Mrs. P .J. Newman of this city was the scene Christmas day of a four-generation dinner, when they had as guests, Mrs. Newman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Beeson of South Oakdale; their three daughters and one son, and two grandchildren. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Beeson, Mr. and Mrs. Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Patterson of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Alexander of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reich stein of this city. Benton Newman, home from the University of Oregon, and the Newmans' two grandsons, Russell Patterson, Jr., snd Robert Alexander. The BAND BOX & I t SHOE BOX STAFF j, "CARL" "WILDA" "ARLENE" t "U. J." AND "EMMY LOU" CARPENTER I J .j. We're Wishing You Prosperity for Hotel Willajld Klamath Falls KLAMATH BASIN'S LEADING HOTEL ".--.. . .-f ...... iswDifaM'rj Wednesday Club Plans Guest Day The Wednesday Study club will hold guest day January 8 In the women's club rooms In the city hall. Members of the Good Times commit tee will act as hostesses, and guests are Invited for 3:30 o'clock. In reporting the last meeting of the club the name of Mrs. Harry Wort man was accidentally left out of the cast of the play. Roberts Leave for " Rose Bowl Game. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Roberts left Friday night for Pasadena, where they will attend the Rose Bowl game, and visit their son-in-law and dau ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maentz. Levy Students In Recital Today. Students of Victor Levy will be presented this afternoon In a recital at the First Christian church. The program will begin at 2 o'clock and a large attendance Is expected. Free x tt enlargement with each roll oi films printed. Gardner Drugs DR. H. P. COLEMAN Chiropractic and Physlotheraphy Oregon License 64 California License 3029 12 Years In Medford. Ore. r 1934 MEMBERSHIPS are now available SWEM'S BOOKCLUB You will always find new and in teresting books to read here no matter what your taste may be. 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