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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORH, OREGON, SUNDAY. MARCH 18, 1934. PAGE THRKK Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton Mrs. H. C. Kentner Former Resident Welcomed Here Mrs. H. C. Kentner, formerly of thli Willett Students To Appear Monday The Baldwin piano shop recital hall on South Orape atret will be the aoene of a recital Monday eventng. In which pupil of the pianoforte Academy Students Present Splendid Musical Program Reflecting great credit upon the musical department of St. Mary's Academy, a St. Patrick's Day pro gram was given In the academy audi torium Prlday night which In the case of several individual perfor mances attained almost professional excellence. The outstanding hit of the evening was made by little Miss Phyllis Reye, a boarder from Grants Pass, & mere infant In size, who sang "Tumble Down Shacfc In Athlone" with all the grace and true tonal quality of a concert performer. The large and enthusiastic audience forced her to give an encore. The program follows: The Old Refrain Jtrelsler Those Songs My Mother Used to . Sing Snutn Boys' Glee club Piano, Eusebe Dallalre Chanson Romantlque Priml Piano. Margaret Dugan Irish Fantasy Selected Piano, Lucille Estes, Emma Jean Houston , Rose of Tralee ...... Glover Voice, Elsie Oliver, Cecile Blaylock Piano, Margaret Dugan Wild Chase .......... Wllm Bouree Bach . Piano, Eusebe Dallalre Serenade Lehar Violin, Esther Alexander Piano, Gracie Lou Ivanhoe The Dear Little Shamrock Cherry Wearing of the Green National Air Junior choral class Solo, Marguerite Kempke Piano, Jenes Jensen Spooks and Shadows Adams Piano, Jenes Jensen Tumble Down Shack in Athlone. . Carlo-Sander Voice, Phyllle Reye Witches Dance MacDowell Piano, Elaine Brophy Irish Medley . Arranged The Cuckoo Clock Grant-Schaeffer Soprano I, Gertrude Louie, Jeanne RanCourt, Catherine Oliver, Lu cille Estes, Margaret . Wolgnmott. Soprano II, Mary Dallalre, Oracle Lou Ivanhoe. Alto I. Jean Barnum, Jenes Jensen. Alto II, Cecile Blayloc, Elsie Oliver. Priere Hasselmans Gavotte . ....Ispltino Harp, Elaine Brophy The Lark ....Glinka Balaklrew Afterwhlles Adams Piano, Gracie Lou Ivanhoe Irish Hills .............. Lester Tiptoe Carew Girls' choral class Study Club Gives Time to Ireland Mrs. Glen Fabrlck was hostess to the Book club on Friday. March 16. With Ireland as the subject of the day's study, the luncheon in both food and favors bespoke the Emerald Isle. The centerpiece was an artistic and unique reproduction of the Blar ney Castle.. Following a general program of jokes, verses, and songs, Mrs., Vllm ga,ve a delightful story of the sight seeing trip through Ireland as written by H. V. Morton in his "In Search of Ireland." ' Mrs. Jonas Wold read "In Our Stars" (The World Fitty Years From Now) by Irwin Edman, and gave an informal but Inspiring resume of Ludwig Lewlsobn's "Fallacy of Pro gress". The next meeting of the club will be "Norwegian" with Mrs. Wold as hostess. Hubbards Return From Trip South Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard re turned the last of the week from a motor trip south, during which time they traveled over 6000 miles, visited relatives and friends and many places of scenic Interest. They were away from Medford two months. In New Mexico they visited the Carlsbad caves and on the return trip the Grand Canyon, Boulder Dam and Death Valley. They were guests in Los Angeles of relatives for three weeks and also visited the L. B. Browns, formerly of this city, in Oakland, Cal. They found good weather in alll cities along the way and were par ticularly pleased to find upon their return here that Medford offered a better climate this spring than any of the others. Mrs. Hnpp and Daughter Arrive From South Today Mrs. Howell C. H&dd and daughter. Jean Marjorte, are expected to arrive here today from Beaumont, Texas to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Watt. Mrs. Happ Is Mr. Watt's niece and has visited here often, so will be wel comed by a number of acquaintances as well as relatives. Crater Lake Auxiliary Plans Irish Card Party Crater Lake Auxiliary to the Veter ans of Foreign Wars will celebrate St. Patrick's day by giving a card party Monday evening, March 18, at the armory. It will be regular monthly social night for the auxiliary. Tables of pinochle, bridge and "500'' have city, now of Seattle .pent two day. of R Ja "Blackmor(1 wmm trom of Mrs. E. B. Davis and was the In spiration Thursday evening of a party given by Mrs. W. H. Brown and Mrs. J. A. Perry at the tatter's home on West Main street. Sixteen guests were present to greet Mrs. Kentner, who left Immediately after the party for Portland. She will continue to Seattle, where she plans to salt March 31 for the Orient. Mrs. Shores Gives Party for Club Mrs, Orvilte Shores entertained members of her contract club at a lovely party at her home Wednesday evening. Present were Mrs. Alta Pru itt, Mrs. D. R. Wood, Mrs. Umvedt, Mrs. Clayton Whit lock and Mrs. Rena Col He and Misses Be mice Gill, Thel- ma Moore. Helen Wood, Marjorle Llndley, Jean Woodford, Joyce Gage, and the hostess. Activities of Legion Auxiliary Last Monday night was social night for members of the American Legion Auxiliary and the first half hour's program was presented by- the Texas Kid and his pal. T.he rest of the evening was de voted to making of the memorial popples. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Belva Aiken and Mrs. Lee C Garlock. ; - ' The Choral club will meet Monday evening at 7:15 o'clock, with Mrs. Warren Butler. Mrs. Barbara Jennings and Mrs. Earl Foy will represent the Auxiliary on the committee for the Easter Monday ball. Wenonah Club Has Pleasant Party The public card party sponsored by the Wenonah club was held at the Redmen hall on Friday evening with Norma Martin and Gladys Dooms In charge. High scores In bridge were held by Carrie Milnes and Alfred Wolfe, and low scores were received by Ida Cole and Ed Shockel. In pinochle high scores were held by , Evelyn Stagg and Mr. Pettlt. and low I scores went to Helen Hicks and Bud j Lawrentz. Refreshments were Served ! by Nellie Purdln. Mable Quackenbush, ' Ztlpha Armstrong, Bernice Brown, I Austta Barneburg and Helen Hicks. 1 Mrs. Coombs Honored ' At Shower Thursday Rogue River. The Ashland. Medford and Grants Pass will be presented. The program will begin at 8 o'clock and an Invitation Is extended all persons Interested in pianoforte playing. The program includes: Duet: Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 3 Liszt Prlmo. Carmen Dean Secondo, Mrs. Wiliest Wedding Day at Troldtangen Grieg Miss Anne Guetzlaff (a) Butterfly Grieg (b) La Cascade Pauer Norma Neill Duet: Charge of the Uhlans Bohm Prlmo: Jim Llum Secondo: Bill Lonlgan Lea Muscadlns - Wachs Jim Llum Salut de Pesth Kowalskl Bill Lonlgan Moonlight Sonata... Beethoven Adagio-Allegretto-Presto Agitato Kathleen Bratton (a) Legends Albenlz (b) Llebestraum .StrelezJci (c) Valse In E Minor (d) Impromptu In A Flat Chopin (e) Pilgrims Chorus (Tannhauser) . Wagner Wagner Fritz Guetzlaff Staccato Etude In C Rubensteln Kathleen Bratton (a) ' "On Wings of Song" - . Mendelssohn Llszt Mrs. Lydia Guetzlaff (b) "Caprtcclo Brilliant" Mendelssohn for piano and orchestra 1st piano: Mrs. Lydla Guetzlaff 2nd piano: Rosa Willett Willett Lutheran League Conducts Meeting Zion English Lutheran League met on March 12 in the church parlor for a business and social meeting. Miss Ida Btngman and Miss Ruth Demmer were hostesses at the gath ering. Loyal Women's Class To Meet Tuesday ' T.he Loyal Women's class of the Christian church Bible school will hold a regular business and social session Tuesday, March 20, at 3:00 o'clock in the recreational hall. Mrs. Albaugh'a group will be In charge and visitors will be welcome. fiver Ready Circle Enjoys Luncheon The Ever . Ready circle enjoyed a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Volney Dixon Tuesday. There were 33 members and three visitors present. Following the luncheon the regular circle meeting was held and plans for the rummage, sale, to be held next month, discussed. The dateB are Aplrll 13 and 14. Nile Patrol Has Enjoyable Party at Newbury Home The Daughters of the Nile patrol met at the home of ft'rs. Donald Newbury Tuesday evening with Mrs. T. P. Franco, queen of the temple, as special guest. Dessert bridge was enjoyed with four tables of cards In play. Prizes were awarded Mrs. A.- P. Butler and Mrs. Jack Porter. The hostess was assisted In en tertaining by Mrs. Lylet Wilcox. 1-ady Klks Meet" At Temple Tuesday The Lady Elks are Invited to the temple for Tuesday afternoon when bridge, pool and bowling will be en joyed. Mrs. Hal Piatt will be hostess for the occasion. Central Point Past Matrons to Meet The Past Matron club of Central Point will meet Wednesday, March 31. with Mrs. Victor Burse 11 at her country home southwest of the town, for an afternoon session. Pythian Sisters Enjoy Meeting The Pythian Sisters met with Mrs. Grace Reed on Tuesday. Bridge was played with prizes going to Mrs. judge, Mrs. Laldley and Mrs. Jeschke. The next, meeting will be held on April 3 at the home of Mrs. Jeschke. J . P.T. A. Notes The city council will meet with Mrs. Lyle Thurmsn at 722 West 14th street Tuesday for covered dish luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. All mem bers are urged to be prompt In atten dance In order that the businesa may be finished in time for them to con tinue to Ashland to hear the address of Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar at the meeting of the Jackson County Pub lic Health association. The Junior high school Parent Teacher association will meet Friday afternoon at the school at 3 o'clock. The program for the occasion will be announced later. Mrs. Holt Hostew To Mission Group The Missionary society of the Pres byterian church will meet with Mrs. W. W. P. Holt at her homo In Corn ing court Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock for installation of officers. An Interesting program will be pre sented with Miss Elizabeth Burr leading the study with Japan as the topic. First Annual Diesel Show Lni Ancrlei, March 24 to 31 IneL Op pnrlunllr for Ifm.'Kl immhrr of men and fount: men to tori out part of training hrliilw Install many new Diesel Engines fnr the Show. Writ, or rail at one. Tor fre. copy "Diesel Newi." Hemphill Diesel Rnglneerlnc eVhooll, 3131 Ban Fernando Road, Los Angelea. shower given Jaycox-Osborne Wedding Today The First Presbyterian tshurcb. will be the scene of a quiet marriage ceremony today at 12 :30 o'clock when Mrs. Lou Jeycox, will become the bride of Evan B. Osborne, of Los An - gelea, California, formerly of Cardiff, Wales. The bride-to-be Is well known here where she has eslded for many years, following the nursing profes slon since her graduation from the University hospital of Kansas City. Missouri. Rev. W. J. Howell, pastor of the church, will perform the cere. mony. Dr. Chas. T. Sweeney will act as best man for Mr. Osborne and Mrs. Elsie Carleton Strang will sing, ac companied on the pipe organ by Miss Helen Jones who will also furnish the wedding music. They plan to make their home In this city. . . t Post-Delphlans Study The American Novel The "American Novel" was the top. la of discussion .at the meeting of the Post-Delphlans, held March Mrs. L. A. Mentzer gave the Ameri can Novel by Van Doren and Mrs. Spalding compared the writings of Edna peroer and ranniet num. Mrs. Rose Schelffelln reviewed "My Antonla." by Cather. The next meeting will be held at the library on March 22. Degree of Honor Enlovs Annual Dinner At the meeting of the Degree of Honor Thursday evening In the Wom en's club rooms in the city hall, there were 40 people present. The annual potluck dinner was served and de lightful ceremony conducted honor ing the president, Mrs. Elliott, who celebrated her wedding anniversary that day. H. O. Wilson and Mrs. Seller made appropriate talks. Guests, upon entering the club rooms, paid as many pennies as there were letters in their names and re ceived shamrocks, made by Lucille Seller. The program presented included several numbers by the Hanson string quartet. Several solos were sung by Cherokee Seller and a piano solo played by Lewia Parker. After the program games and dancing were en-Joyed. V. II. M. S. Entertained At Stnlley Home TH. Imillin, meetlnn nt th. W H M. S. was entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. W. Smiley on West 4th street. Meeting opened with pray, er and singing and devotional perlivl followed, led by Mrs. Belknap. Topic: "Workers on the road to Industry." Scripture lesson, Luke 13th chapter j Mrs. Knotta offered the closing pray er. ; Miss May Phlpps presided during the business session. It was announced a cooked food sale would be held ths ; first Saturday In April, with Mrs. , Corllea aa chairman, place. The Hoi-' loway grocery. .. A feature of the program was the giving of a sacrificial dollar, and the relating of the method of accomplish ing !t. With the April meeting, we bring our Lenten offering. The study. topic: "Workers on the Industrial roads", was under the leadership of Mrs. Ly man. The book review was very ably giv en by Mrs. J. A. Shvpard. The Ethel Harpist hour in Geor gia. Mrs. Lyman. The atory of a mile box. Mrs. Tucker. Refreshments of cskea anrt tea were rvt'd by the .hostcM and her assist ant, Mrs. Htitiler. been arranged with appropriate prizes Un- Walter Coombs Thursday after, for each. Decorations will he carried 1 n00n w one o1 th6 outstanding af. out In the St. Patrick's Day motif and falrs of the sPrln8 an here. Gift refreshment ui'lll he roi-vivs Plainer were arranged on a table decorated will start at 8 o'clock and . a very small charge for the evening's enter tainment will be made. . Thursday, March 22nd, Crater Lake auxiliary will hold the fifth In a series of card 'parties at the armory. Play will start at 2 o'clock and bridge and "500" will be in play. F. L. Club Plans Presentation of Play The members of the P. L. club held with peach . blossoms. There were 25 guests present. Hostesses were: MrB. Love and Mrs. Mays. ' Mrs. Love gave a short "welcome" talk. Rending, "Babyhood," Mrs. L. F. Lund: quartet, Lower Lights, Scout quartet, Margaret Bates, Maxlne Love, Velma Smith, Mary Smith. Two piano numbers by Mrs. Dave Galvln, two piano numbera especially arranged and played by Donald Huck- thelr regular meeting Monday, March " Refreshments were served by 12, at the Bateman home, 302 Maple the Girl Scouts. f:'.:rr! Miss Edna Hllderbrand, acting aa hostess. During the first part of the evening a business meeting was conducted by the club president, Viola Aldredge. Plana were discussed for the presen tation of a three-act play, "The Love of Mike," to be given soon, nroceeds of which will be used to pay expenses ! lor delegates to attend the state con vention of F. L clubs at Junction City In April. After the meeting, en joyable refreshments were served at a lata hour. , Those present were: Georgia Hess. Lucille Cave, Viola Aldredge, Ethel Humphrey, Besse Thompson, Iva Wal den, Georglana Hussong and the hos tess, Edna Hllderbrand. PHONE 1700 MEDFORD CASH AND. 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Tuesday, March 20, 7:30 p. m. "Divine Healing Some Obstaclei To B Overcome in Order To Be Healed," . Friday, March 23, 7:30 p. m. "Jeiu Visiting in the Churchei and in th Homes In Medford." Sunday, March 25, 7:30 p. m. Venden Bros.' FaroriU Subject and it Isn't the Sabbath, either 1 M. L. VENDEN
