MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1934?
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
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Society to Observe
Irish Holiday With
Dancing This Week
St. Patrick' day loom on tha
social calendar ihl week, aa tha In-
oentlva for much ntertaintng Friday
a. id Saturday. A number of lunch
ton an planned to make use of the
Irish motif and several large dances
1U be held.
The Elks will entertain Friday
night at the temple with a dance for
the pleasure of Elks and Invited
guests. .
Saturday night the American La
gion will sponsor a St. Patrick's dance
at the Oriental Gardens, and for the
same evening the Colonial club has
announced a dancing party.
A numoer of people have made
reservations for supper at the club to
follow the dance.
At the St. Mary's Academy a musi
cal program will be presented Friday
evening in observance of the holiday.
Easter Monday
Ball Interests
Med ford Society ,
Annual Easter Monday ball wilt
b held at the Oriental Gardens
on April 3. under the ausplcea of
Vie American Legion Auxiliary, .
nouncement made the last of the
week stated.
Committees are to be appointed to
carry out the details of the affair.
Rotary Club Dance
Event of Tuesday
The Rotary dub entertained Tues
day evening with a dinner dance hon
oring the Lady Botarlana at the Co
lonial club. Covers were arranged for
90 at the attractive table, where cor
sages marked the places of the wom
en ffiieiita. .
. Following dinner, dancing was en
joyed with music furnished by Sebas
tian Apollo's orchestra.
Study Club Hears
Leaders Discussed
The Wednesday Study club met at
the Women's Club rooms, March 7th
Thc ifternoon was devoted to the
study of current changing times.
Mrs. H. E. Snedlcor gave an Inter
esting review of the new leaders In
our national government. The fact
that the new leaders are men of dy
namic personality and great driving
force waa brought out. Presldeut
Roosevelt was given first place and
bis genius for leadership was shown.
Because of the tremendous amount
of work done by the federal govern
ment during the past year many men
have been needed as helpers by the
president. The work done by these
men was briefly sketched. It was
aliown that party politics bad little
to do with the choice of men and
that few cabinet members bad been
leader during the past year.
"Within the Present" by Margaret
Ayers Barnes was reviewed by Mrs.
L. B. Kumphrys. This 4s an outstand
ing book and gives a picture of life i
from 1914 to 1033. A sturdy faith In i
the rightness of things is the strain
running- through this story of a fam
ily of bankers who see the brilliant
post war period and also the dark
period of financial collapse.
. Interesting current events of na
tional and world affairs were given by
Mrs. E. B. Plckel,
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Past Bide Circle !
To Meet Tuesday
' Ladles of the East Side circle of
fie Presbyterian church will meet for
one o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. R. 8. Antle, at 108 Ge
neva street.
Mra, Knapp Here
On Brief Visit
Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp of Eugsne,
TEDDY'S GRANDDAUGHTER A BRIDE
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Miss Danenhower
And Chat. Voorhies
Will Wed in South
Of major Interest to many mem
ben of society this week Is an
nouncement of the wedding of Miss
Doris Danenhower and. Charles Voor
hies, which will be solemnized in
the Episcopal church of Cor on ado
tomorrow. Mrs, Gordon Voorhies and
Mrs. Sprague Rlegel, mother and
sister of the groom, left here Fri
day for the south to be guests at
the ceremony.
Miss Danenhower, who arrived In
the states a short time ago with
her parents. Lieutenant-Commander
Sloan Danenhower and Mrs. Danen
hower from Paris, France, has been
visiting with them in toe south
since leaving Med ford, where the
three were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jsmea H. Owen.
The marriage license was lasued In
San Diego, Calif., Saturday a news
note from there revealed yesterday.
Gaults Honored
by Children on
Golden Wedding 0
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Gault of 106
Tripp street celebrated their golden
wedding Thursday, when a number of I at the Colony club. Covers will
Numerous Informal Mrs. McAllister
Affairs Enjoyed '- And Mrs. Findley
Numerous informal affairs hava : I rttnf - incfocceO
Ided interest to the past weeks JOint nOStSSS
added
calendar here, although many folk
are awaiting the close of the Len
ten season to do their spring en
tertaining. A group of Mrs. J. J. Emmens'
friends - arranged a surprise dinner
party In her honor Thursday eve
ning, celebrating the anniversary of
her birthday. Covers were placed for
twelve.
The same day Mrs. Sprague Rlegel
was hostess to her bridge club and
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter waa wel
comed home from a trip. .
Mrs. Alex Sparrow was hostess at
luncheon yesterday and Mrs. T. V.
Williams entertained at luncheon at
her country home near Phoenix,
Mrs. F. Corning Kenly, Miss Mar
garet Hubbard, Mrs. J. C. S. We 11 Is,
and Mrs. Alice Holloway.
Mrs. L. A. Salade Jr., was hos
tess at luncheon Friday at her home
In the country and Mrs. Holloway
entertained at a small dinner party
last evening at the Colony club, in
viting Mr. and Mrs. 'Corbln EdgelJ
and Colonel Gordon Voorhies.
Interest In badminton la foremost
In the minds of many folk again
and Monday many of the players
will enjoy a luncheon and meeting
be
Grace Green Roosevelt, first granddaughter of former President
Theodore Roosevelt to become i bride, waa married to William Mc
Millan of Baltimore In a colorful ceremony at Oyster Bay, N, Y. Snow
caused the bride to arrive a half hour late. Shown above are the newly
weds with the bride's parents after the ceremony. Left to right: Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, the bride, the bridegroom, and Mrs, Theodore
Roosevelt (Associated Press Photo)
B. P. W. Club Fetes
State President at
Dinner Party Here
Nellie Greenwood
To Be Here Mar. 20
in Public Recital
Nellie Greenwood, classed as per
haps the foremost young musician of
In celebration of National Business
Women's week, the Medford Business
and Professional Women's club will
entertain next Wednesday evening at
the Colonial club with a dinner bon- Baldwin recital hall. It waa announc-
orlng the president of the state fed-; ed yesterday by Mrs. H. O. Purucker,
e ration, Led a Parker of Klamath at whose Invitation she Is coming to
Falls. ! this city.
Quests have been invited from 1 The brilliant young Portland plan-
Grant Pass and Klafath Falls and 1st, who created such a furore in mus-
represcntatlves of several local worn- leal circles through her appearance
en s clubs, Including the Greater as piano soloist at the concert of the
Medford club, the American Legion Junior Symphony orchestra, will be
auxiliary, the Girls Community club, heard by a limited number of per-
the Garden club, tho Parent-Teacher sons. Just 100 tickets will be avail
association, and the chamber of com- ' able and the charge-for admission
merce. will be Just sufficient to finance her
A radio program wlU also be spon- trip to this city.
sored by the local club this week. Of her appearance In Portland, the
featuring Mra. Maybelle Church in s Oregon , Journal ' wrote editorially:
talk Thursday evonlng. "Over the keys of the grand piano the
The national radio program for the fingers of the blond little girl swept
week will Include addresses by Mrs. in light or stormy passages with a
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Representative , skill and touch that sent the audi'
their children arranged a surprise
party In their honor. Their five sons
and one daughter were present. An
other daughter, who resides In Santa
Rosa. Cal was unable to come to
Medford for the party.
Present were: MrN and Mrs. Merle
Gault, Mr. and Mra. Chester Gault.
Mr. and Mre. Harry Oault. Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Gault, Howard Oault and
Mra. Alma Reese.
A grandson, Bobby Gault presented
the honor guests with a benutlful
banket of tulips.
Mr. and Mrs. Gault have nine grand
children and two great grandchildren.
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Willett Students
In Recital Mar. 19
njaced for 30 or 25 guests.
Talent Ladles' Aid -To
Sponsor Dinner
The Talent Ladles' Aid of the
Methodist Episcopal church will give
a chicken dinner at the Talent city
hall this coming Tuesday evening,
to which the public Is Invited.
I'hnenli Thurday
Club Plans Party
The Thursday club of Phoenix Is
sponsoring a card party to be glvm
Wednesday evening, March H, at the
Phoenix Grange hall.
There will be tables for bridge, five
hundred and pinochle.
Mefedames Yost and
Laid ley Entertain
Mrs. R. Yost and Mrs. G. Laid ley
On Mnndnv vnlrur MatvVi iq of
the Pacific northwest, will appear In a o'clock Rosa Blackmora willett will I were hostesses to tho Pythian club
concert in Medford March 20 at the J present the most talented pupils In at tnc borne of the latter on Tuesday
her pianoforte class In recital at the 'evening, nano selections were piayea
Baldwin recital hall on South Grape
street.
The program will Include composi
tions by Beethoven, Mendelssohn,
Chopin, Wagner, Rubensteln, Albenlz,
Grieg, Stselezki, Liszt and others.
Those participating will be: Kath
leen Bratton, Carmen Dean, Mrs.
Anne Guetzlaff, Mrs. Lydla Guetelaff,
Norma Nell!. Jim Llum. Jr., BUI Lonl
gam, Jr., and Frlta Guetzlaff.
Mrs. Kindle Hostess
To Hrlrtge Club
' Mrs. Merle Kindle entertained
members of her bridge club at Wau
coma Inn Thursday afternoon.
Andersons Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
by Mrs. Conrad and very much en
Joyed. Names were drawn by the
Slstera to form a Sister Calanthae
club. The balance of the evening
was spent playing bridge, first prize
being won by Mrs. T. Judge and sec
ond by Mrs. Jeschke. All members are
asked to get In touch with Mrs. Lald
tey In regard to quilt blocks to be
made for the benefit of the drill
team. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Grace Reed on
the Pacific highway, on Tuesday,
March 13th.
Christian Millenary
Society Has Meeting.
The Woman's Missionary society of
First Christian church met Tuesday in
the parlors of the church. Mrs. Allen
Florence P. Kabn of California, Mre. ence Into thrill of enjoyment and
Rosalie Whitney, deputy license com- admiration. She waa ailed back so Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Anderson enter- curry. president, presided at the busl-
missloner of New York city, and Mrs. many ttmea that It became an ova- talned at dinner last Tuesday evening nM P6"00-- Tne worship period was
Oellne Mac Dona Id Bowman, president . uon mac a professional artist would in celebration of their fifth wedding
of the National Federation of Busl- long remember and always oherlah." anniversary. Covers wen arranged
neas and Professional Women's Clubs. ! Greenwood first appeared In i for six at the table beautifully decor-
public recital In May 1035, when she ated In daffodils, sweet peas, roses and
waa eight years old, and has since ' carnations.
been playing In recitals. She has won 1
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Many Enjoy Dancing
Party, .Masonic 11 till
The covered dish dinner and
dancing party, sponsored Friday eve
ning by the Masonic and Eastern
Star lodges were attended by many
guests from the valley, who enjoyed
a pleasant evening. .
Following dinner additional guests
dropped In for dancing.
Baptist Aiulllnry
Tlans All Day Meeting
Ladles' Auxiliary of the First Bap
tist church will have an all day meet
ing at the home of Mrs. B. F, Neff,
BIB East Ninth street. Member are
tlulldlng Bridge
Club Meets Thursday
The Building Bridge club had a
pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs.
R. I wis Thursday at one o'clock, he
next meeting will be with Mrs. J. C.
Murray and Mra. A. V. Graves at the
Murray home, 784 W. Fourteenth St.,
! Thursday of this week at one o'clock
j for dessert luncheon, contract and
! auction brldee will be nlaved.
Pocahontas Lodge J Reatnes Chapter
KnJo)s Evening of Duiirlng . J Meets Wednesday
On Friday the Pocahontas members Ream as chapter No. 60, O. E. S. will
numerous and varied prizes In con
tests held under auspices of the Ore
gon ederatton of Music Clubs.
just Folks Circle
Meeting Is TlmrMlay
Just Folks circle of the Methodist
church will conduct Its regular meet
ing on Thursday afternoon, March 16,
at the home of Mrs. Marc B. Jarmin.
lA thlr minv InvllH triunMm n - ' Mu Utuin.u. 1
asked to com at 10 a. nv brln . . ' . ""' w..iW,
... , W wrjr delightful evening of at eight o'clock,
r.H ..imhl ,i -in. ih. mhiu " w- ...-iimiuii ... n.i ixiuiiiii.u!i urns-
icrn." uort.' oM .h.-.i. . . nU1"" ,mMc' M ' our , b.r. will t in Chart, ot th. mtl.i.
led by Mrs. I. H. Gove, and Scripture
lesson was Luke fl;51 and Jno. 1:16.
Mrs. James Grlgsby sang a devotional
song, closing this part of the program.
The presentation period was In charge
of Mrs. Everet Eads and group. "Christ
In the Island Worlds" was the study
theme. The' first paper was given
from memory by Mrs. Bertha Huson.
on "The Church Goes Japanese." Mrs.
P. C. Latbam gave a short talk on
"Following the Flag" and followed
It up "with a few minutes of rapid
fire questions. Miss Laurlne Hugger,
from Central Point, representing the
missionary circle of that place, gave
an excellent report of the young peo
ple's conference at McMinnvtlle of
recent date. The guest speaker of
the afternoon waa Mrs. Neal from
Ashland, brlneltur greetlnga from that
March 14 ' church, also a message of the 60th
After the regular ; anniversary, in October, of the United
Mesdames Wm. McAllister and
D wight Find ley were hostesses at the
latter's home yesterday afternoon at
a lovely spring luncheon, at which
the St. Patrick's day motif waa blend
ed with daffodils and other garden
flowers to achieve a refreshing set
ting. Covers were arranged for 34 at the
luncheon table and the afternoon
was devoted to bridge. Present were:
Mesdames Frank Perl, B. C. Wilson.
Ralph Bailey, Jack Porter Harold
Larsen, Kenneth Denman, Chester
Hubbard, Ben Trowbridge, Don New
bury, B. L. Lageson, L. P. Wilcox,
Orant Bunch, L. L. Sanders, Ray
mond Fish, Clarence Drummond, Ed
win Durno, Hlidlng Bengtson, Justin
Smith, Max Peirce, Jack Wurtz, Karl
Janouch, Donald Gray and Mrs, Mau
rlne Duncan and Miss Josephine
K op pee and the hostesses.
Mrs. English, Hostess 4
To Thursday Club
Mrs. C. M. English was .hostess
last week to the Thursday club for
the regular luncheon and afternoon
at cards.
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Mrs. Gould, Hostess
Honoring Mrs. ttarmlngton
, Mrs. O. J. Gould entertained last
week at her home, 1316 West Main
street, honoring Mrs. Wm. Warming
ton of Michigan,' who Is a guest In
the city.
Spring flowers added beauty to
the table and of special interest to
the guests was the set of Havlland
used in serving,, a perfect set, now
35 years old.
Mrs. Muosdain, Hostess
To Bridge Club
Mrs. G. H. Maasdam entertained
members of her bridge club Thurs
day at one o'clock luncheon and
bridge. Present were: Mrs, Q. H.
West, Mrs. G. B. Alden, Mrs. M. M.
Herman, Mrs. H, F. Piatt, Mrs. A.
F. Stennett, Mrs. J. H, Butler and
Mrs. H. O. Frobach, j
Prizes were awarded Mrs, Stennett'
and Mrs. Butler. i
Founders Day !
Observed by W. F. M. 8.
Founder's Day was observed by the
W. F. M. S. of the First M. E. church,
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Emma Whelden with, a good
representation of members and their
friends.
After the opening exercises and j
business session, presided over by (
Mrs. WUey, the devotional period fol- j
lowed with Mrs. Dr. Hedges leading, j
theme '"The Light In the Darkness.'? (
This was followed with the old famil- ,
lar hymn of the same title.
Under the leadership of Mrs. C. A. j
Meeker, an IntereAting and lnstruc- i
tlve study program .was -given, topic j
"Adventures in Faith," reviewing -the J
Uvea of ,, outstanding .characters in
mission and reform work, which !
brought to mind .mote clearly their :
worthwhile service. The program :
Included: I
Barbara Ruckel Heck, by Mrs. Gil-
lings; The Life of Frances WlUard, by 1
Mrs. Bllton; Isabel Thoburn, by Mtb. !
Koppes; Dr. Swain, by Mrs. Blgler;
Elizabeth Russell, by Mrs. Lyman;
Mary Reed Among the Lepers, by
Mrs. Knotts; Dr. Ida Kahn, by Mrs.
Osborne.
Closing prayer was offered by Mrs.
Belknap. ......
The bostcss assisted by Mrs. Koppes
served cake and coffee.
Miss Clark Feted
At Birthday Party
Miss Nancy Clark, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald B. Clark, celebrat-,
ed th anniversary of her birthday
Friday evening, when her mother
entertained with a party In her
honor at the Colony club. Sixteen .
of her young friends were Invited
to the party and enjoyed games and
refreshments. j
Auxiliary Meets
At Beach Home
Ladles' auxiliary of the Medford
postal clerks, were entertained on j
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. R. G. Beach, with twelve mem-
here present. A brief business ses- j
slon was enjoyed, followed by a soc- ;
lsi period. j
Mrs. McDougall Honored i
At .Shower by Guild '
Member of St. Mark's Guild en
tertained Friday at the pariah house
with a shower, honoring Mrs. J. A.
McDougall. Twenty guests enjoyed
the affair and refreshmenta were
served by Mrs. M. M. Herman and
Mrs. A. F. Stennett.
Mm. Hansen, Hotes
To Oak Grove Club
The Oak Grove Neighborhood club
met at the home of Mrs. O. A. Han
sen on Friday with 13 members pres
ent and a visitor, Mrs. Geo. Parker.
As several members found It Incon
venient to meet on Friday it was de
cided to go back to the former sched
ule, the 1st and 3d Wednesday of the
month. During the afternoon Mrs.
J. 8. Lundy read a humoroua story
entitled, "Mother Loves" which was
greatly enjoyed.
After refreshment were served.
Mre. Hansen took her guests to her
flower garden where an Interesting
hour was spent. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mra, Nor
rls GUe, March 31.
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lormeny or Mearord, was nre for ai ,,",",,,. .,ui -.7 L "hinenta were served by a com- t They have prepared an evening of
brief stay Friday, having motored to!. oia laDIectolI " lUf mlttee composed of Vera Thomas, .cards followed by refreshment. All
Sarah Tolle and Wilms Hayes. I members and visiting members are
the city with relatives, who returned
early to the university city.
Mrs. Pech Hostess""
To Lutheran Aid
The ladles ot the St. Peter's Evan
gelical Lutheran Aid met at the home
work.
Mm. ntewart Hostess
To Past Noltle Ornnrts
Thirty were In attendance at the
meeting Thursday evening of the
Past Noble Clvnnds club at the home
Next Friday night, March 18. at 8 urged to plan on being present. The
o'clock the Wenonah club will soon chairman of the Msrrh mmmittM.
,sor a public card party to which the ' Mrs. Kroechel, promises a delightful
pumio is oorcusuy invited. evening.
Missionary work. A social hour fol
lowed and tea was served to 38 mem
bers and nine visitors.
Those assisting1 the leader. Mrs. K.
17 Arts, were Mra. X. H. Gove, Mra.
James Orlgsby, Mrs. B. Huson. Mrs.
P. C. Latham, Mrs. Fisher, Mra. Oeorge.
Fads. Mra. Vincent, Mrs. W. W. William.
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of Mr,. X. R. pjh tor IU monthly : of Mr.. ofl Bt.wnrt. at wliloh time
meeting on ThurKtuy. During tht ; tn, club obwrml 1U ninth birthday,
oolal hour Mr,. Young u plantly j Bpn-ial ,ntrtalnm.nt for th, put
turprlwd with a pound .howtr, th pmidrnta wa glvpn. aluo a tribute to
occasion blng her birthday, mwti ,ach. Pilot president were prenented'
of the afternoon we ro Mra. Bob Kela, lovely coraasea. Mra. J. D. Rlckert
Mra. Nlcholaa and Mra. Kultae.
ulll, Lrare for
Vl.lt In Houlh
Mr. and Mra. Jack OIU and daugh
ter Dorothy left by motor thla morn
ing for a two woem trip to vlalt rela
tlvea In Loa Angelea and I'aaadcna.
Mra. M. R. Whipple, mother of Mra.
mil and Roy Guyer wno haa been
vlaltlng here for tha paat year will
accompany them.
TaKe, In New Membera.
Chryaanthemum Thimble club No.
333 met laat Thuraday afternoon for
a bualn.as meeting at tha home of
Neighbor Ruth Jonea. Dorothy Scrip
ter waa taken In aa a new member.
Other member, preaent were: Tilltha
Pickle, Mary White. Uinora Carey,
Nellie Schrecengoat, BtU Parker, Belle
Bennett. Florence LaTourette. IUra
Doty, Ann Much more, and Carrie
Mtlnea.
waa chairman of the aoclal commit
tee. Special decoratlona were arranged
about the rooma. and on the table
i waa a large birthday cake with can-
dlea. '
Home Arts Shop
401 r.t Main
Every arllcle hand-made
or hnna-flnlflicd
Knitting nuppllea Pine quality
yarna. many rarletlea and a wide
color range.
Knitting Done Tiy Order
Knllllng School Inatructlona
given by a thoroughly eiperlenced
teacher..
Woman'. Rvchange of locally hand
made fancy work and art goode.
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REMEMBER
TUESDAY NIGHT
THE OLD and NEW COVENANT.
What Is The Difference? Who Is
Under The New Today?
Don't be among those who plan to
go but never get there!
EVERY LECTURE IMPORTANT!
WEDNESDAY. MAR. 14, 7:30 p. nr. "It it Absolutely
Necessary to Belong to a Church in Order to be
Saved?"
THURSDAY, MAR. 15, 7:30 p. m. Doc tho Devil Know
His Cause ii Lost? Why Doesn't he give up? What
would you do if you were in his place?
FRIDAY, MAR, 16, 7:30 p. m. Have you been told the
day Christ was in the Tomb was the darkest and sad
dest in the history of the world? Come tonight and
find out how dark it really was.
SUNDAY, MAR. 18, 7:30 p. m. "KEEPING THE FIRST
DAY OF THE WEEK IN HONOR OF THE RESURRECTION."
Bread Energy for Vitality
Dr. Brady says: White Bread
is good for you if you like it.
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WEEKLY EVESTS
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comfort.
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