JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. JfEDFORD. OREGOX. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1934.
PAOE THKKB
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton
Nile Ceremonial
Lovely Event in
Ashland Tuesday
Mrs. Mabelle Boone of Portland,
supreme queen of the supreme tem
ple. Daughters of the Nile, wu the
honored guest of Zulelma Temple.
No. 13, Daughters of the Nile, at ft
ceremonial banquet, Installation, and
ball given Tuesday 'at the Ashland j
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Ethelyn 6hep-
pard, supreme chaplain of Portland j
accompanied Mrs. Boone to Ashland, i
and was also honored by the ladles!
of the Nile. I
Mrs. Ethel Boggs of Medford, re
tiring queen, and her officers staged
the Impressive ceremonial Tuesday
afternoon In the beautifully deco
rated lodge room of the temple. Bas
kets of daffodils and pussy willows,
and banks of potted plants were at
tractively arranged about the room.
One hundred eighty-three were en
tertained at the 7 o'clock dinner
served in the Masonic dining room,
which was charming and springlike
with bouquets of spring flowers, daf
fodils, narcissus, and acacia. In the
Nile colors of yellow and green, ar
ranged at each of the long tables.
The Alpha Social club, O. E. S..
served the bnnquet.
Supreme Queen Mabelle v Boone
acted as supreme Installing officer
during the Installation ceremonies
which occurred during the evening
session. Other Installing officers were
Supreme Chaplain Ethelyn Sheppard,
supreme installing chaplain, Mrs. Lo
rena McNair. supreme Installing mar
h,all and Mrs: Mazle Bates, supreme
Installing musician.
Officers Installed were: Queen,
Lulu Prance. Ashland; Junior past
queen, Ethel Boggs. Medford; princess
royal, Nancy Cass. Orants Pass; prln-"
Tirzah, Katherlne Woods. Medford;
Princess Badoura, Helen McCallen,
Ashland; princess recorder. Ruth
Brownell, Grants Pass; princess
banker. Amelia Britt of Jacksonville;
princess marshall, Leonora Kellom.
Medford; princess chaplain, Margaret
Whittle of Ashland: lady of the keys.
Maude Holmes, Medford: lady of the
. gate. Mabel Loom Is. Ashland: princess
musician, Lou Fadin. Grants Pass;
attendants, Lucy Cass, Grants Pass
and Mary Brown. Medford; Princess
iNydla, Carrie Rlckert, Medford; Prin
cess Zulekla, Mayme Spalding, Grants
Pass: Princess Zenozla, Elizabeth
Stearns of Medford: Princess Zora.
Nina Sparr of Ashland, and Princess
Zulelma, Hazel Terrett, Medford.
Musical program numbers included
two whistling solos by Miss Dorothy
Reynolds, the last selection, "I'll be
Faithful" being dedicated to Queen
Lulu Franco, by the Ashland mem
bers. Rosa and Ellen Franco enter
tained with saxophone and piano
duets and Margaret Barnes of Grants
Pass sang two beautiful sol"s. Ash
land Tidings.
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Card Party at
' Dreamland Hall
Ladles' Auxiliary of F. O. E. Is giv
ing the first of a series of card par
ties at the Dreamland hall, Tuesday
evening, Feb. 13. Prizes will be given
for pinochle and BOO. The public Is
cordially invited.
Friendship Luncheon
To Be Tuesday.
The annual Friendship luncheon,
sponsored by the Home Missionary
society of the First M. E. church, will
be held Thursday In the parlors of
the church.
All members and friends are in
vited and asked to make reservations
with Mrs. W. Walker or Mrs. A. R.
Hedges. ;
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Pocahontas Lodpe
Sponsors Dance -A
dancing party was held at the
Redman hall, Friday evening, spon
sored by the Pocahontas lodge. A very
enjoyable evening was spent, the
committee in charge consisted of Ber
nlce Wilson, Maude Abbott and Wal
ter Wilson. Refreshments were served
by Gladys Dooms. Carrie Mllnea and
Zllphia Armstrong.
Mian Evallne Knudson, a very popu
lar young member of the Pocahontas
lodge Is leaving Wednesday to accept
a federal position in Washington, D.
C. Her many friends Join to wish
her much happiness and success.
Bible Conference
Opens Today '
Rev. J. Mitchell of Portland begins
a serfes of expository Bible talks on
the Person and Work of Christ this
afternoon at three o'clock in the
Baptist church on North Central Ave.
The women of the Presbyterian
Bible class are sponsoring this con
ference. Lovers of the Bible from all
denominations are urged to avail
themselves of this opportunity to
learn under this able teacher.
Mr. Mitchell Is clear, sane, funda
mental and evangelical in his teach
ing. The meetings during the week will
be a:, follows:
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock In
the Baptist church j
Every evening during the week, ex
cept Saturday, same time, same place, j
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at
3. same place.
Sunday evening at 6:30, Mr. Mitch
ell will speak to the young people in
the Methodist church on Main street, j
All young people are invltd.
This morning Mr, Mitchell will j
speak to the Sunday school of the j
Christian church at 8th and South ;
Oakdate.
Thrre Is 0 premium on old
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Do not sell our nd gold to
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MEOrORD. ORE'
American Poetry
Delphian Subject
The Post-Delphlans met at the II-
brary February 8 for a very pleasant
session, devoted to American poetry.
.
poet, Robert Frost, In an Interesting
discussion, and Mrs. C. C. Lemmon
read, "The Caves of Josephine," a
poem by Anthony Euwer, well known
Oregon poet. "Forsaking All Others"
by Alice Duer Miller was read by Mrs.
Fabrlck.
Mrs. R. C. Mutholland gave a hu
morous review of Malvlna Lindsay's
"Hen Party."
Mrs. Humphry was appointed to
represent the Post-Delphlans on the
Girls Community house board. ' The
next meeting will be held on Febru
ary S3 at the library. The study will
be devoted to China.
The list of books suggested for
reading at the last meeting Included:
Fiction:
"Chinese Destinies," Agnes Smedley
"Jonathan Bishop", Herbert Gor
man. "Peter Abelard," Helen Waddell.
'South Moon . Under." Margaret
Rawlings.
Biography:
"The Unknown Brahms," Robert H.
Schanffler.
."nl?1BJ0g"Phy'" RalPh F0X-
"Charles Dickens," Stephen Leacock
Non-fiction:
"The Appreciation of Poetry,
Ern-
est G. Moll.
Ever Ready Circle
Luncheon Tuesday
The Ever Ready circle wilt meet for
covered dish luncheon In the parlors
of the church Tuesday, February 13.
at l ociock.
Goldsberrys Hosts
To Dinner Club
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Goldsbsrry have
Invited members of their pinner club
to their home at Central Point for
next Tuesday evening.
Baptist Auxiliary . '
To Meet Tuesday
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
Ethel Keizur, 23 Almond street, Tues-
day, Feb. 13th, at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Warmlngton
Here From East
Mrs. Wm. Warmlngton of Escanada,
Mich., arrived here Saturday evening
to be pieat of her mother, Mrs. Emma.
Trowbridge, for an Indefinite period
She will also visit while' here her
brother, Everett Trowbridge, Jr.
F. O. E. Auxiliary"
Plans Dancing Party '
Crater Lake Auxiliary of F. O. E.
Is giving a hard times dance at
Dreamland hall, Monday evening,
Feb. 12. A prize will be given for
the beat hard times costume. The
public la cordially Invited.
Chrysanthemum Circle
Sponsors Card Party
Chrysanthemum circle No. 84, N. O.
W. met In regular session Wednesday
and after a short business session
there was a public card party. Bridge
and Five Hundred were played. Mrs.
E. D. Scrlpter won the prize for 600,
Mrs. Wilson the prize for bridge.
Lincoln Tea
Will Be Monday
The annual Lincoln tea will be
held under the auspices of the Ser
vice club Monday afternoon at the
Lincoln school.
An Interesting program is promised
with the teachers as the principal
performers.
A silver offering will be taken.
Dinner at Parish "
"all On Tuesday.
Many local people will be dining
out Tuesday evening at the home
cootced chicken dinner to be served
at the Sacred Heart parish hall. Serv
ing will begin at A o'clock. In order
that all may choose their favorite
hour for dining.
' -Building
Bridge Club
Has Dessert Lunpheon.
The members of the Building Bridge
club enjoyed a 1 o'clock dessert
luncheon last Thursday at the parish
hall. .... .
Mrs. Anna Mlksche will entertain
at dessert luncheon this coming
Thursday for the bridge club. Lunch
eon will be served at 1 o'clock.
Jnnes Children F-nJoy
Valentine's Day Party
Mrs. Stanley Jones entertained Fri
day afternoon with a Valentine's day
party for her sons, Stanley, Jr., and
Kenneth. Guests for the party were
Lola Plenlng, Joy Wilson, Shirley Dll
lard.'Josn Smith, Juanlts Cowgil'.,
Mary Milestone, Charlotte Beeson,
Raymond Morton, Norton Smith, Her
bert Edwards, Roger Olmachled, Her
man Garrison, Richard Milestone,
Mervyn Bagleln and the honor guestt.
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Activities of
Legion Auxiliary
By Mrs. Goodwyn Humphrey
The district conference of the Le-
glon and Auxiliary will long be re-1
membered as a day of Inspiration and
enjoyment. Starting In the early
mnrnlnir at the arrival of th arteclal
niin tn th MMford
j Hotel f0f iuncneon conferences for
the leglon and auxmttry m the after-
nbon dinner at the Hotel in the eve-
nlng followed by a mass meeting at
the high school, where a large crowd
gathered to hear General MeAlexan-
der, then to the Colonial club for
dancing, closing
most successful
conference.
The session for the auxiliary was
held at two o'clock at the Colonial
club. Mrs. Walter OLmscheid, local
president, called the meeting to order,
In the regular form. Mrs. Dorothy
Templar, district president, was In
troduced and had charge of the meet
ing for the afternoon.
A model installation was put on by
the Medford unit and a model initi
ation was given by the Ashland unit.
Several war time songs were sung,
led by Mrs. Elsie Carleton Strang.
Mrs. Dorothy Eakln, department
president was then Introduced and
gave a very interesting talk on the
ua, ,
j told of the hospital work In the Vet
erans .hospital. There are now 330
patients In the hospital, only a small
nnmhr nf t.hu Viainrr frnm fVin PrP
camps. The capacity of the hospital
la 400 beds
Mrs. Mabel Mclnturff, department
secretary gave a splendid talk. Having
Just returned from the national con
vention she had much of interest to
tell, centering her talk on national
defense and Fidac.
MrB. Elsie Graham, state child wel
fare cnairman brougnt a cloM tbe
talk8 of tne moon. After the
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presidents and secretaries from the
units attending was held.
February is Americanism month.
Our Americanism chairman tells us
that Americanism Is essentially a
matter of education. Education to
our children, education of the foreign
born and education of the different
citizens.
Mrs. W. A. Holloway, local Araerl-
canlsm chairman Is presenting the
following program at the social meet
Ing of the auxiliary Monday, Feb. 12:
star Spangled Banner", all singing.
Paper on the social life of George
Washington, by Mrs. Volney Dixon.
Rr!n turn numhsM -v.
and Mgr0 sprltual, Be Carletoo
Strang.
Reading, "Captain, My Captain",
by Mary Roseberry. '. . ' '
Violin solo. "Stars and Stripes Pr
ever," Viola eleven.
Refreshments will be served and a
social evening enjoyed.
The choral club will meet at 7:1S
at the armory preceding the evening
meeWnS- New mus' & arrived,
1 AUKlllary members who have not
I pald thelr dues are aBkM to """"y
I va3 uy marcn Itn. Man to Mrs.
Cole Holmes, secretary and treasurer.
A benefit card party la to be held
at the armory Friday evening, Feb. 16.
Both men and women are asked to
come and play.
Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer and Mrs. C.
E. Kunz arc chairmen for the eve
ning. Further details will be an
nounced later.
Grace Circle Meets
Tuesday for Luncheon
Grace circle will meet Tuesday
afternoon for 1 o'clock covered dtah
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Cowglll, at the corner of North Oak
dale and Pennsylvania avenue.
The committee for the occasion 1b
composed of Mesdamea Al Llttrell,
Earl Llttrell, Flynn, Oliver, L. Pen
nington, Harding and Woods.
Chrysanthemum Thimble
Club Has Meeting
Chrysanthemum Thimble club No.
223 met at the home of Neighbor
Prue Piatt last Wednesday afternoon.
Installation of officers waa conduct
ed at this meeting by Neighbor Stella
Anderson; the following officers were
Installed: Telttha Pickle, president;
Mary White, vice-president; Lenora 1
Carey, secretary; Belle Bennett, treas
urer. Other members attending were:
Anna Muchmore, Myrtle Atwood, !
Florence LaTourette, Bessie Gall, Dor
othy Scrlpter, and Nellie Schrecen
gost. One new member was taken in.
Neighbor Minnie Green will entertain
at the next meeting, on February 22
with a potluck dinner at her home.
All are asked to be there by 21:30
o'clock.
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World Day of
Prayer, Feb. 16
A committ of ladles representing
the churches of Medford, haw planned
n aI! meeting Friday. February
18, to be held In the Presbyterian
church, commemorating the World
Day of Prayer. The morning service
wi begin at 10:30 with a devotional
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forming a Federation of Woman'a
1 Missionary aoclety of Medford. At
noon
covered luncheon will be
served.
At two o'clock In the main
auditorium of the church will be
given the regular World Day
Prayer program, in which
of
all,
churches will participate. A large at-
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tendance from all churches is desired
as a roll call will be given to see
which church has the largest atten
dance. Mrs. E. Iverson Is program
chairman and she will preside at the
morning session, Mrs. Kabele of the
Lutheran church will preside at the
noon luncheon and Mrs. A. J. Hanby.
president of the missionary society
of the Presbyterian church, will have
charge of the afternoon meeting.
F. O. E. Auxiliary
Announces Dance
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the F. O. E.
is giving a hard time dance In the
Dreamland hall Monday evening. Feb.
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. A prize will be given for the best
costume representing "hard times.'
The public la cordially Invited.
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Mr. Monroe Has
Birthday Dinner
Mrs, J. R. Monroe enterta!n?d Frld w
at dinner for the pleasure of Mr.
Monroe, who celebrated his birthday
anniversary. Covers were lnld for 12
at the attractive table,
Mr. Juiiourh Hostess
At Brldse Party.
Mrs. Karl L. janouch was hostess
on Friday afternoon, invitln? friends
to her home for bridge. Four tables
were in play, with prizes going to Mrs
Norrls and Mrs. Willi urn McAllister.
Mrs. Daniels !lil .
To Thursday Chili
Members of the Thursday club met
at the home of Mrs. T. B. Daniels
for luncheon and cards last week.
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Reames chapter No. 66. O. E. S. j
held a delightful meeting last Mon
day evening when the afwoclate grand
matron cf Oregon. Miss Edith Phil
Hps, deputy for the grand matron,
visited the chapter. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with ferns and
flowers. At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served by the aux
iliary committee.
Next Wednesday evening the chap- ,
ter will hold Us repulnr meeting and
all members are urged to be present.
Merit Circle
Meets Tuesday
The Merit circle of the Presbyterian
church will meet on Tuesday for a
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