PA"GE TWO
SfEDFOIlD MAIL TRIBUKE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1934.
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon Hamilton
Bridge Luncheon,
Carpenter Home,
Successful Affair
The major event of the week for
local society was the benefit bridge
luncheon, aponeored by the Valley
AChool yesterday afternoon at "Top
sides." beautiful country home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpen
. ter on the Old Stage road.
Luncheon was served to 125 guests
on the terrace and In the house
with student and former students
of Valley school, gay In sunbonnets
and colorful aprons, acting as wait
resses.
",Tie hostesses, Mrs. I. E. Schuler,
Mrs. Louis Salade and Mrs. Carpenter,
were assisted by the Misses Prances
and Harriett Sparrow, who. directed
the corps of waitresses, made up of
Misses Helene Salade, Bannle Hunt,
Nancy Clark, Patsy Thompson and
Ann Scherer. Julie Carpenter in
Guatemala costume, acted as cigar
ette girl. Candy was sold during the
afternoon by the other younger Val
- ley school girls.
There were 33 tables of bridge
In play following luncheon and the
grand prizes for the afternoon went
to Mrs. Karl Janouch and Mrs. Myron
Boot. . -
- prizes were also awarded the win
ners at each table and these went
to Mesdames Clare H. Armstrong,
Burdette Dodge, J. C. Mann, Robert
Norrls, Jack Spalding, Harold J or
dan, J. 0, B. Wellls, W. S. Bo Igor
H. S. Deuel, Gordon Voorhles, Myron
Root, Emerson Merrick, W. W. Aid'
rich, Allen Smith, B. L. Lagsson,
Rawles Moore, C. O.'Lemmon, Donald
Gray, Frank Farrell, B. E. Harder,
Miller, and Mrs. Maurlne Duncan
Several out of town guests were
also present for the afternoon, among
them, Mrs, Margaret Blddle of Ysmsl
ranch, sister of Mrs. Gordon Voor
hles, who Is now visiting Mrs. Leon
ard Carpenter; Mrs. Rufus Zogbaum
of San Francisco, house guest of
Mrs. Voorhles; Mrs, Madden of Seat'
tie, who la visiting Mrs. Kathorlne
, Heffernan; Mrs, . Donald Long of
Portland, house guest of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Heath; Mrs. John R,
Holmes of Seattle, gues of the David
- Rosenbergs, and Mrs. Rankin, guest
of her daughter, Mrs. T. V. Williams,
Following the very successful event
the committee voiced appreciation
of the splendid response of the pub
lic to an invitation to. aid the Valley
school.
O. E, 5. Social Club
Plans Card Party
The Eastern Star Social club will
sponsor a card party Friday afternoon
April 20, at 3 o'clock In the Masonic
hali, to which all persona who enjoy
an afternoon at cards are Invited.
Tea will be served with Mrs. L. I
Sanders and Mrs. Olios, Ellis acting
'.as oommlttce ohalrmen. They will
'be assisted by. officers of the Eastern
star,. -,
Harold Ayres Will
: Give Recital Here
Harold Ayres, pianist, will be heard
In recital here Wednesday evening,
npru .Dvn tne uaiawin snoppe,
South arape.
Mr. Ayres has received much praise
from mualo orltlcs In a number of
coast towns where he has recently
appeared, i He Is a pupil of Louts
Artau at the University of Oregon
school ox music.
Group to Meet .
The Women's Missionary society ot
the Presbytorlan church will meet
Tuesday, April 17.. with Mrs. H. D,
Remington on East Jackson.
Mrs, ThorndlkeHinsteis
At Dinner and nrldse.
Mrs. Eugene Thorndlke entertained
again Tuesday evening with ono of
a series of spring parties, Inviting 13
guests to dinner, which was followed
by bridge.
Wednesday Study Club
To Meet April la
The Wednesday study club will
meet April 18 In the city hall club
rooms. The program for the occasion
will Include) New Development Pro
jects by Mrs. John Crews, a book re
view by Mrs. M. L. Alford end cur
rent topics by Mrs. B. a. Harding
Pythian Sisters
Have Pleasant Evening
The Pythian sisters spent a moat
enjoyable evening at the home of
Mrs. oeorge Laldley last Tuesday eve
ning. The quilt blocks made for the
benefit of the staff were turned In,
Mrs. Pursell having the most pieces
in her block. Those who have not
completed their blocks are requested
to turn them in to Mrs. Laldley as
quickly as possible.
O. S. C, Club Mlfts
On Mondny Evening
The nest meeting of the Oregon
State college elub will be held Mon
day evening at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. L. L. Sanders at 1030 East Main
street.
The committee for the evening Is
composed of Mr. and Mrs. Cirol
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Russell
and Miss Maurlne Carroll, with Mrs.
Hayes as chairman.
An Invitation Is extended all
alumni and former students of the
college.
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Miss Caster, Honored
At Surprise Party
Miss Elva Caster was plessantly
surprised last Thursday night when
a group of her friends and relatives
gave her a handkerchief showsr. The
evenings was spent In playing games,
after which refreshments were served
by Mrs. Wes Colleen. Those enjoying
the evening were: Mrs. M. P. sheets.
Mrs. O. Drape, Mrs. Roy Burleson.
Mrs. Ed Stlllwell, Mrs. Jsck Clark,
Mrr, Henry Ruch, Mrs. Ed Nelson,
Mrs. Ray Edwards, Mrs. L. o. Caster,
Mary E. Elllron, Miss Irene Starley.
The guest of honor, Mm Elva Caster,
and the hostess, Mrs. Wts Cofleen,
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ment of the Danish Crown Prince Frederick to the beautiful Swedish
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Photos)
Miss Marshall and
Mrs. Minto Honored
At Recipe Shower
Tor the pleasure of Mrs, Harry
Mlnto, a recent bride, and Miss Mar
Jorle Marshall, whose wedding to
Delos Cox, will be solemnised today,
Misses Laura and Barbara Drury,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs.. Allen B,
Drury entertained with a shower at
thotr home Friday evening.
Guests were Invited to make up
five tables of bridge and cooking
eclpes were showered upon the two
honor guests.
Illinois Valley
Club Entertains
at Flower Show
Friday ' afternoon members and
friends of the Modford -Gsrden olub
were delightfully entertained at Kerby
by the Illinois Valley Garden club.
Members of that club had. hunted
the hillsides for rare and unusual
wild flowers which were on exhibi
tion, and at the close of the meeting
each guest was presented a plant for
his own garden. Mrs. Lincoln Savage
of Grants Pass named fcbe flowers
and gave a short talk on preserving
them. Mrs. Homer White, a pioneer
of Josephine county and a recognized
authority, also gave a short talk on
Lewslas, exhibiting a number of rare
specimens.
Those who went from Medford were
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles, Mr, and
Mrs. Tom Waltcrman, Mr. and Miss
Livingston, Mr. and Mra. Lewis:
Mesdames Fowler, W. Crews, M. Ot
toman, R, Woodford, Bailey, Louis
Brown, Bundy, J, A. Perry, B. Lums-
den, P. J. Neff, Warnock, F. K. Deuel,
J, Stevens, Overmyer, Spencer, Per
kins, O. W. Baldwin, 0. C. Leonard,
Mentner, Simmons, E. Wlllltts. O.
Carter, E. N. Blden, O. L. Ooff:
Misses Mae Carlton, Mildred Carlton,
Alta Naylor, Alice Hanley, Claire
Hanley, Jean Woodford and Jane
Snedlcor.
ueen Kstlier Circle
To Meet Tuesday
The Queen Esther clrols of the
Methodist church will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. Cora Carder, S07
West Eighth street.
Nevlta Past Matrons
To Meet Wednesday
Mrs. H. T. Ponkey of Central Point
will be hostess Wednesday, April IB,
to members of the Post Matrons club
of Nevlta chapter at her home.
A good attoudnnce Is expected with
promise of a pleasant alternoou.
Mrs. Cook to Entertain
Pythlun Club Soon
The next meeting of the Pytnlan
club will be held at the home of Mra
J. Harvey Cook, 410 South Oakdale.
Tuesday evening. April 17th. This
will be a "Camping Out" party and
all guests are asked to come In costume.
Mrs. Donald Long
Feted, Dodge Home
While Guest Here
Mrs. Burdette L. Dodge entertained
at her home on Geneva street Fri
day, honoring Mrs. Donald Long of
Portland,, sister of Mrs. Fred Heath,
who Is visiting here. .
: Guests for the afternon Included
Mrs. Long, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Floyd
Hart, Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer, Mrs. Geo.
Roberts, Mrs. Edward Vilas, Mrs.
Frank Farrell and Mrs. Robert Hart.
Reames Chapter
Enjoys Program
Reames Chapter No. 06, O. E. S.,
held a very Interesting Bnd entertain.
lng meeting Wednesday evening. After
nn Impressive Initiation ceremony the
Aprlt committee presented the follow
ing program:
1. "An Original Skit," presented
by the Girls' league of the Medford
high school, under the direction of
Miss Hsrrlett Baldwin.
3. Recitation Miss Suzette Sten-
nett. (
8. Solos Mrs. Darrel Huson, ao-
companled by Miss Genevieve Brown.
At the close of the evening refresh
ments were served In the beautifully
decorated dining room, by the April
committee. i
Members and visiting members are
requested to resorve the evening of
Wednesday, April 35th.
Pythian Plan Plrntc
At Lake Creek Today
The Knights of Pythlss and the
Pythian sisters will hold & picnic on
Lake crook today, to which all mem.
bers are Invited.
Wcnonnh Club
To Ploy Cards t
The Wenonsh club will meet at
the homo of Bernlce Wilson Thurs
day, April 19, for a social card party.
Wenonah Club Publia
Card Party Krlday
The Wenonah club will hold the
last In a series of publlo card par
ties net Friday evening at the Red
men hall on Apple street. Bridge,
fioo" and pinochle will be In play.
and the committee In charge will
bo Harriet Watson and Florence
Rush. Those Interested In an eve
ning ot cards are cordially Invited
to attend.
orelen Wars Auxiliary
nnounres Cord Party
The Ladles' Auxiliary to the Veter
ans ot Foreign Wars will hold regular
social meeting Monday evening, April
10. at the Armory, beginning at 8
clock. Bridge, 000 and pinochle
III be played and a large attendance
Is anticipated. Mrs. Tho. K. Flvnn
and Mrs. Walter Perber are on the
committee.
Enjoy eating: In the coolest
place In Medford . . .
Sunday Dinners 50c
ltli strnberr.r Cream Puffs
Nandie's Grill
Mary and Martha Circle
Will Meet Tuesday
The Mary and Martha circle of the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. L. F. Belknsp.
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Mrs. Ilunlap
Visits Here
Mrs. R. F. Dunlap of Portland, who
formorly resided In Medford, Is here
visiting her brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jones.
Jephontts Visit
In Medford
Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Jephcott of
Seattlo arrived In Medford Friday to
spend the week and, combining bus
iness and pleasure.
M. E, lllble ClaM"
Plans Meeting
The Woman's Bible class of the
First Methodist church will meet
with Mesdames Burk and Gardner,
703 Palm atreet on Thursday after
noon. Tumvs Spend Week-end
At llrnbow on Const
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tumy are spend
ing tho week-end on tho const, hav
ing motored to Benbow on the Red
wood highway.
Past Noble Grand
Club Til Meet
The Past Noble Grand club ot
the Olive Hrbeknh lodge will meet
at the home ot Mrs. Georgia Hess
on Vancouver street Wednesday,
April 18,
Girls Entertain
at Dinner Before
High School Dance
This week end has been a busy
one for members of the younger set,
especially in the feminine .ranks
where celebration of Girls' League
week required much entertaining.
. The major and final event of the
school week was the Girls' League
dance last night at the high school
gymnasium, which was preceded by
numerous dinner parties, to which
girls, In accordance with the custom
of the week, Invited tho boys.
: Misses Barbara Field, Evelyn Leon
ard and Everetta Gillespie were
hostesses at tho Field home, Invit
ing to dinner Bob Sherwood, Noel
Benson and Bill Prentice.
The Nichols home on South Holly
was tho scene of another "before
dinner" dance with covers laid for
Misses Dorothy Llndbeck, Suzette
Stennott - and Lola Nichols, and
Messrs. Dick Wilson, Ray Ward and
John Dallalro.
Willett Home Is
Scene of Shower
For the pleasure of Miss Katharine
Applegate, whoso marriage to Edwin
G. Martin was an event of yesterday
morning, a group of her friends en
tertained Friday night with a mlrcel-
laneous shower at the home of Miss
Mildred Ann Willett, 10 Newtown. A
color scheme of pink, white and
green was expressed In the decora
tions for the party and the tible,
where refreshments were served hod
as centerpiece a bowl of sweetpeas
ana amllax, and a large white cake,
decorated with a miniature bride and
groom. .
Cards were played during the eve
ning and many lovely gifts presented
tne nonor guest.
Mrs. Willett was assisted as hoctess
by her mother, Mrs. Pluma Hanna.
Present were: Miss Applegate, and
enore Estes, Kathryn Dallalre, Clar
ice Wright, Elizabeth Barry, Nona
Humphrey, Miss Jensen, Nan Barry,
Carmen Dorothy, Helen J. Cratty
Hazel Swayne, June Hall, Myrtle Hall,
Bessie Garrett, Kathryn Ford. Ells
Applegate, Alice Morris, Hilda Cllf.
ford, Edna Bottom, Mrs. Frank Apple
gate, Mrs. David Roes, Mrs. Billy
Simpson, Mrs. Elizabeth Cone, Mra,
Ruth Ford, Mrs. Beulah Sperry, Mrs.
E. A. Van Do Walker, Mra. Dick
Greene, and the hostess and her
mother.
Fritz Guetzlaff
Plays Wednesday
On Wednesday morning, April 18,
at 8:10 o'clock, Fritz Outtzlaff will
play before the faculty and student
body at the Southern Oregon Normal
school in Ashland. He Is a student
ot Rosa Blackmore Wlllett's plano-
xorte class. .
It has been Just three years stneo
Guetzlaff, 10-year-old son of E. O,
Quetzlaff of Foots Creek, started the
study of pianoforte under Rosa
Blackmore Willett, and he la already
considered one of- the most promising
young pianists In southern Oregon. .
Writers League Meets
Here Next Saturday
The Southern Oregon Writers'
league will meet Saturday, April 31,
at the Hotel Holland at 1 o'clock.
April Frolic at ' '
Jackson School
April Frolic being planned at the
Jackson school, will be presented Fri
day afternoon, April 30 at six o'clocjk,
ii was announced yesterday. The
public Is Invited to attend the affair.
Altar Society Meets'
Tuesday Afternoon
St. Ann's Altar socio ty will meet
In business session next Tuesday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at parish
hall.
Bazaar Dinner Is .
Planned for Tuesday
Business and Professional Women's
club Is planning a basilar dinner, to
be served Jrom 0:30 to 7:30 o'clock
Tuesday evening at the club rooms
in the city hall, Clara Wood and her
committee will bo In charge of ar
rangements for tho affair.
Mrs. Deck Hostess
To Thimble Club
Mrs, Edith Beck wss hostess to
Chrysanthemum Thimble club on
Thursday evening at bridge. The first
prize was won by Mrs. Sam Carey.
Refreahmcnta were served by the
hostess, ssslsted by her daughter, La
Murle. The next meeting was an
nounced for April 30th at Neighbor
Sadie GUI's.
Mrs. Moore Gives
Italian Luncheon
Mrs. E. A. Moore entertained on
Friday for members of the Book club,
with an Italian luncheon at her
home. The tables were attractively
decorated with Venetian candlesticks
and the Italian food was served in
Italian dishes.
The book, "Afoot In Italy", by Gib.
bona, was reviewed by Mra. Grace
Wold.
Apollo Students
Please in Recital
An ambitious program was played
by students of Sebastian Apollo be
fore an appreciative audience Fri
day night at the Baldwin recital
hall. In addition to tho regular class
recital, Cyril Sander, advanced pupil,
who recently appeared In Individual
concert, played three numbers In re
sponse to popular request.
The program Included:
Bert Whyatt, Roger Wolfe Piano
duets, "Sunrise Dance," "Venetian
Carnival."
Phylls Clemens "Polka."
Francis Cormany "Waltz."
Genevieve Tredgold "Ronda Alia
Turla," Burgmuller.
Oeorge Hull "Waltz," Aerlel.
Hellen Schmidt "About Gypsies,"
Rogers; "Spring Thought," Schmoll.
Bert Whyett "The Shoemaker,"
Stllwell; "Sing Lee China Boy,"
"Happy the Hop Toad," Weddle.
Marge Freeman "Mazurka," Behr;
"Willow the Wisp," Lemont; "The
New Trapeze," Ketterer.
Jean Prultt "In a Swing." Wil
liams; "Russian Dance," Machluchlan.
Roger Wolfe "At the Dolls' Ba
zaar," Erwln; "Galloping Hunts
man," Blake.
Vivian Freeman "Minuet," violin
solo.
Cyril Sander "Campanella," by
Pagantnl; transcription by Llstz.
Jsnico Pettlt "Bell Ringer Waltz."
Shirley Relbel "Verdant Green,"
Bohn; "Larkspur," Van Wllm; "Sum
mer," Llchner..
Louise Frozee "Antrefols," Hans
Selfert;- "Woodland Whispers," Sel
fert. ' Martha DeSouza "Sweet Revery,"
Ptslhalkovsky; "Tarantella," Splnd
ler. Marguerlta Sapplngton "Minuet,"
Loch; "Imps and Sprites at Work."
Wllm; "Moonlight and Waters,
Kohlman.
Gleaner Class Meets
With Mrs. Green
The Gleaner class of the First Bap
tist church will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. P. Green on Lozler Lane,'
Tuesday, April 17. Those wlshln;
transportation are asked to please be
at the church at 1:30. A pleasant
afternoon Is planned.
Mrs. J. H. Dally Honors
Mr. Daily's Birthday
A group of friends .called at the
Dally home for a social hour before
going to the Carnival .dance at the
fair grounds Saturday night. Follow
ing dancing Mrs. Dally served a buf
fet supper at midnight, using a color
scheme In orchid and pink. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raesler,
Mlaa Mary Kiddle, Messrs. Joe Gor
man and Aubrey Sander, Miss Alber
ta Knlps, Mr. and Mrs. Zundel end
tho honor guest, Mr. Dally, and the
hostess.
Miss Applegate Is
Bride at Church
Wedding Saturday
At 8:15 mass Saturday morning at
the Sacred Heart church, Miss Kath
orlne Joan Applegate. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Applegate, and
Edwin G. Martin, eon of Mrs. E T.
Teaguo of Exeter, Cal were married
by Rev. Fr. Francis W. Black. The
bride, attired In a blue traveling suit
with white accessories, was attended
by her sister, Miss Ella Applegate, as
bridesmaid, and Richard Applegate
was best man for the groom.
Members of the bride's family and
a few Immediate friends attended the
service, which wss followed by a wed
ding breakfast at the Applegate
home. - .
Covers were placed at breakfast
for: the bride and groom. Father
Block, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Applegate,
Mrs. J. T. Naumes, Mrs. Pluma Han
na, Miss Lenore Estes, Misses Juno
and Myrtle Hall, Mlsa Martha De
Souza, Mrs. Thos. Barry, Miss Pa
tricia Barry, Miss Ella Applegate.
Messrs. Richard and John Applegate
and Chester Logan. .
Mr. .and Mrs. Martin left Immedi
ately after breakfast for a trip south.
They will make their home In Duns
muir, Cal.
The 'bride, a popular member of
the local younger set. Is a graduate
of St. Mary's Academy and of the
Sacred Heart hospital school of nurs
ing.
Mr. Martin Is a graduate of Oregon
State college, where he was affiliated
with Theta Chi fraternity.
Mrs. R. A. Newland
Hostess Wednesday
Mrs. R. A. Newland will be hos
tess at her home, 851 East Ninth
street, Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock, to members of the auxiliary
of the National Association of Let
ter Carriers.
Bridge Tea Planned
By O. E. S. Wednesday
Reames Chapter will hold one of
Its popular card parties Wednesday
aiternoon, April in, at 2 o clock, In
the DeMoloy hall In the Masonic
building. Botft contract and sue
tlon bridge will be played. Aa large
attendance ts urged as preparations
are being made to make the after
noon especially delightful. Tea will
be served by the committee In charge,
Mrs. L. L. Sanders (phone 007-J-2)
and Mrs. C. W. Ellis (phone 839-L).
Mistletoe Club
Honors Mrs. Hartle
Mistletoe club, met Wednesday
afternoon for a surprise party on
Mrs. John Hartle at her home on
Clark street. Following regular busi
ness cards were enjoyed. Neighbor
Cora Lewis, a veteran member of 32
years read a poem, "Why I Love You,
Royal Neighbors" which was much
enjoyed. Mrs. Lewis has an unusual
record of keeping every receipt of
payment of dues and assessments
during the entire term of member
ship. Also the record of , faithful
attendance and discharge of duties
pertaining to the offices which she
has filled. Dainty refreshments were
sorved by the committee In charge:
Neighbors Marjorle Pearson, Katie
Palen, and Cora Lewis.
Mrs.
To Baptist Auxiliary
Mrs. R. S. Wilder was hostess st
her home, 712 Alder street, to the
Ladles' Auxiliary of the First BaDtlst
Girls' Community Club church. Tuesdav.
Promised Many Clssses The president, Mrs. W. R. Crawford,
The board of directors of the Girls' j presided at the business meeting.
Community club will meet Monday i novotionni. wB I hv Mr. r. m
evening at 7:30 o'clock In tho office jHowel and prayer by Mrs. John Kent.
M..H ...uv v,uoc. Annual reports to be given May 1st
The contract bridge class will meet I. k. r .' u.
?!"m'V,!,"g th.e- """"on'; held at Ashland, were read and ap-
proved.
Election
room, with Mrs. R. H. Brown In
charge. Any girls or groups of girls
Interested In learning to play bridge
are most cordially Invited.
The regular Monday night basket
ball olass will meet at the Roose
velt school as usual at 7:30 o'clock.
Other classes scheduled for the week
are: Wednesday night, social culture:
Thursday night, public speaktng, and
Friday night, dancing ot the Roose
velt gymnasium.
xnese classes are ail made nos-
of officers for the year
May 1, 1933 to May 1, 1934 resulted
in the following selection: President.
Mrs. J. E. Lester; vice-president, Mrs
J. L. Ely; secretary, Mrs. Ed Brock;
treasurer, Mrs. P. O. Sttmson; music
ian, Mrs. C. A. Keizur.
The following program was pre
sented by the hostess: Piano solo,
"The Toy Maker's Dream", Dorothy
Wilder; "Old Spinning Wheel", Doro-
slble free of charge to young girls, thy and June Wilder; reading,
through the community chest and "Spoiled Boy In the Bath Tub", Lela
the volunteer leadership of Medford I Henderson, She also gave a pleasing
women. ' encore.
Mrs. Bates Visits
Sister in Valley
An Interesting guest In the valley
this week end Is Mrs. Douglas Bates
of Portland, state president of the
Presbyterian synodlcal, who Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. E. E. Meyer of
Lake Creek.
Mrs. Bates, the former Mabel Gould
lived In Medford before her marriage,
and was. prominently associated with
church and musical activities here.
She came here last week from Kla
math Falls, where she had been con
ducting meetings, and will leave to
night for Baker, where arte will con
duct another church gathering.
Lady Elks Meet
Tuesday Afternoon
A social afternoon la planned for
Lady Elks at the temple Tuesday,
April 17. Mra. Q. R. Satchwell will
be hostess for the afternoon and an
Invitation to enjoy cards and pool Is
extended all Lady Elks
Miss Estes, Hostess
At Linen Shower
Miss Lenore Estes was hostess on
Thursday afternoon at & bridge party
and linen shower, honoring Miss
Katherlne Applegate, whose marriage
was solemnized yesterday.
There were two tables of cards In
play during the afternoon with the
following present: Miss Applegate,
Misses Jeanne Fabrlck, Mildred Ann
Willett, Kathryn Offenbacher, Julia
Dugan, Bobette Woodcock, Ella Ap
plegate and the hostess.
Royal Neighbors
To Sponsor Party
Royal Neighbors will sponsor a card
party at the K. P. hall at Sirth and
Grape streets, Thursday evening, Apr.
19. Preceding card playing, a short
program will be given beginning at
7:45 for which there will be no
charge. j
Bridge, five hundred and pinochle
will be played. The public Is cordial
ly Invited.
The following committees will
serve:
Program, Neigh bora Grace Wake'
field, Grace Chllders, Hilda Hague,
and Gladys Oilman.
Cards: Neighbors Georgia Holloway,
Lola Ludwlg and Cllssle Balrd.
Refreshments: Neighbors Maude
Love 11, Margaret Chandler, Mary Mc
Conachle and Maud Sagar.
Members are asked to bring i
dozen sandwiches each.
Mrs. Walker Hostess
To Missionary Group
Mrs. W, Walker was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the ladles of the
W. H. M. S. of the First Methodist
church, with a good representation
and a meeting of Interest.
The devotional and study periods
were both under the leadership of
Miss Helen Carlton, with the scrip
ture lesson taken from the fifth
chapter of Matthew, and singing In
concert of a hymn and prayer by
Miss Fhipps in conclusion. Mrs. W
A. Holloway sang as a solo number,
"Holy Spirit."
The lesson topic, "Leadership,1
giving a definite solution of the
great accomplishment, built on
Godly foundation, was the basis of
Miss Carlton's talk. This was follow
ed with brief stories of "Howard
Home" In New Melco, "Educational
Colleges" In the south, "Wesleyan
University" of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
from wilch ten thousand have gone
out Into the world to take their
places, a large number holding posl
tlons of Influence and responsibility;
"Rust Hall," Holly Springs, Miss.,
and "Georgia Robinson School" in
Porto Rico.
Under the supervision of Mrs
GlUIngs, mite box secretary, a mite
box skit was portrayed by the fol
lowing women: Mrs. Knotts, Mrs,
Koppen, Mrs. Arnsplger, Mrs. Bliss,
Mrs. Tucker, and Mrs. Lyman.
At the regular monthly meeting
in Mny, mite box opening will be
held, which applies on the appor
tionment. Also there will be an of
fering for the "Old People's Home"
In Salem.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wiley
and Miss Phipps, served refreshments
during the social half hour.
Benefit Bridge
Tea At Academny
To Be Wednesday
The annual spring benefit for St.
Mary's academy, anticipated each
year by many society folk with s
yen for cards, will be In the form of
a bridge tea Wednesday afternoon,
April 18. Playing will begin at t
o'clock, at the academy.
The following committee Is com
pleting arrangements for the occa
sion : Mesdames James O. Hayes,
Larry Schade, C. M. Brewer, Annla
Kellehor, Naumes, John Wilkinson,
Looseley, Gerdes, J. R. O'Connor.
Br ay ton and DeVaney.
lob's Daughters
To Meet Monday
The next regular meeting of Job'
Daughters, recently Installed here,
will be held Monday evening at 7:30
o'clock. at the DeMolay hall.
Pocahontas Lodge
Enjoys Dancing
The Pocahontas members and
their friends enjoyed an evening ot
dancing on Friday the 13th, with
Dickey's orchestra furnishing the
music. The hall was decorated In
the spring motif of yellow and
green. The committee responsible was
Nellie Purdln, Esther Dooms ana
Jack Dooms. Refreshments were
served by Bernlce Wilson, Mabel
Quackenbush and Ed mere Watson.
Next Friday evening, April 20, tha
Past Pocahontas' will have charge
of the meeting.
Study Club Travels to
Africa Via Lectures
A very interesting meeting of th
Travel Study club was held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. .
Clement on West Main street.
Mrs. A. J. Hanby ably presented
her paper on "Monuments of Ancient
Egypt and Romance of Excavation.
Egypt did not have any beginning or
starting point known, being the only
country In civilization that hasn't a
recorded beginning. However, all
types and lives of ancient peoples are
revealed on stone and rthe ancient
tombs carry many interesting facts
which make them valuable and ro
mantic and Mrs. Hanby In her pre
sentation carried members to these
tombs In a realistic manner.
Mrs. A. R. Hedges gave the book
review, "The Lion," by Martin John
son, and introduced the Johnsons
and their beautiful home at Nlrobie,
Africa, and their activities. The
Johnsons have done much to- bring
the picture tof the African Jungles to
Americans, but while they shoot the
animals with the camera they seldom
shoot a Hon or any other anlmat for
sport and when they do they are
very apologetic about It, saying it has
not long on this earth anyway, or
something to that effect.
Current events were given by sev
eral ladies and many Interesting '
Items about Africa were presented.
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