MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934.
PAGE THKKHJ
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton
Publlo Attention Focused
On Music Beginning May 6
While ther will be no formal cele
bration of National Music Week, be
ginning May 8, In Medford thla year,
extensive plans are being made to
focus attention on that beloved art
lor the cultivation of a greater ap
preciation and enjoyment of muslfi.
All music teachers of the city nre
cooperating In such a plan and the
public Is asked to give all the time
possible to music. The many pro
grams held at Easter time, the music
festival today and tomorrow in Ash
land, and the spring concert of the
Gleemen, promised for the early fu
ture, have made it impossible to pre
pare formal programs In particular
celebration of the dates chosen for
music week.
The programs planned, regardless of
the dates, It is believed, will consti
tute a fine observance of the week In
the truer sense of its creation.
Members of Writers
League Enjoy Session
The southern Oregon branch of the
League of Western Writers met Satur
day at the Hotel Holland for a pleas
ant program. A story by Mrs. Olive
May Cook was presented for criticism
and Mrs. G. R. Satchwell read a poem,
written by her sister.
The next regular meeting will be
held the second Saturday in May.
Each member of the league Is asked
to Invito a guest to the social even
ing to be enjoyed Friday at the home
or Mrs. Satchwell.
Music Loven Enjoy
Ayres' Concert
A number of Medford music-minded
folk enjoyed two concerts, played
by Harold Ayres, University of Oregon
student pianist, yasterday, having mo
tored to Ashland for his morning con
cert at the Southern Oregon Normal
school, which preceded his Med'ord
appearance at the Baldwin recital hall.
In the group attending the Ashland
program were: Mrs. John White, Mrs.
E. E. Gore, Mrs. Walter Mundy, Mre.
Rawles Moore and Misses Joyce Ban
ish, Margery Paley and Dorothy Gore.
Following the concert here, which
won more than enthusiastic applause
from a mixed audience of musicians,
critics and students, an Informal re
ception was held for the talented
pupil of Louis Artau. Mrs. Rawles
Moore and Mrs. B. E. Gore were host
esses for the occasion. Assisting about
the rooms were Misses Grace Jo Bur
nett, Dorothy Gore, Constance Moore
and Frances DUlard.
General Joseph Lane
Society to Entertain D. A. B.
General Joseph Lane society. Chil
dren of the American Revolution,
will entertain members of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution and
friends at a benefit tea In the wom
en's club rooms of the city hall on
Saturday afternoon. April 38, at 3
o'clock. An Interesting musical pro
gram Is being prepared for the occa
sion. The hostess committee is composed
of Misses Elizabeth and Jean G tilings,
Florence Gilford, Jean Piatt, Barbara
Holt, Mary Louise McElhose and tela i
Henderson. I
The members of the society will ;
meet before the tea to transact im
portant business, beginning at 2
o'clock. Officers will be elected at ,
the business session.
Mrs. Spencer Hostess
At Lovely Bridge Party.
Mrs. Ralph Spencer was hostess
yesterday at her home on Newtown
street at 1 o'clock luncheon and con
tract bridge. Snap-dragons and colum
bine formed lovely decorations for the '
occasion. j
There were two tables of cards in
pi ay a nd p rizes were a warded Mrs .
T. B. Morris and MrsiHerb White.
Pesent were Mesdames Harding.
Gall. Gilbert. Morris, White. Edwin.
Woods and Graves.
Mr. Runt Leaves for
Seattle This Evening.
Mr. A. 3. Ruhl. who has been guest
here for the past week of his son,
Robert W. Ruhl and family In Siski
you Heights, Is leaving thla evening
by train for Seattle. Following a
short visit there with friends he will
continue to his home In Rock ford,
111. Mr. Ruhl came to Medford after
spending the winter In southern Cali
fornia. Mrs. Childress, Guest
At Weed Home Here
Mrs. Clara Childress of Orleans,
Nebraska, is a guest in Medford this
week of her cousin. Mrs. Eber Weed,
and plans to remain for a fortnight.
This is Mrs. Childress' first trip to
southern Oregon and she is enthusi
astic in her praise of the valley.
Miss Burnett Returns
To Eugene Today
Miss Grace Jo Burnett, popular
soloist and Instructor of music, who
has been a welcome addition to the
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sume music work at the University of
Oregon.
She has closed her studio here,
planning to spend the sifmmer in the
university city.
Pocahontas Decree
Team to Install Class
Friday night the Pocahontas lodge
degree team will Introduce a class of
five Into the mysteries of the degree,
and following the lodge hour, a social
card party will be held for the mem
bers. Members are asked to arrive at 7:30
o'clock.
Ashland Past Matrons
To Entertain
The Past Matrons of Ashland have
Invited past matrons of Reames chap,
ter, O. E. S.. to a dinner to be served
in the Ldthia city Masonic temple
Friday evening. Seven o'clock r-as
been announced as the hour fo:
dining.
Mothers Club
Dines Friday
The Mothers' club will serve dessert
at 1:30 o'clock, at th ehome of Mrs.
J. R. Marshall, Friday. Mrs. R. L.
Lewis, Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mrs. Dobl
meler and Mrs. Weston are assistant
hostesses on the committee for the
occasion.
Mrs. Gill Hostess
To Thimble Club
Members of the Chrysanthemum
Thimble club will meet this evening
for cards at the home of Mrs. Sadie
QUI. Playing will begin at 8 o'clock
and a large attendance is anticipated.
Colony Club Luncheon
To Be Held Friday.
Members of the Colony club will
meet at the club house tomorrow for
luncheon and regular meeting.
Victor Tengwald, executive secre
tary of the Jackson County Relief
committee, with headquarters in the
city hall, has been appointed assist
ant dispersing officer under the SERA
program, now in effect.
He will serve In district 15. as as
sistant to the state dispersing of
ficer, H. A. Moaer.
WASHINGTON. April 28. (AP)
Three punch less erstwhile regulars of
the Washington Senators were sched
uled to take their baseball on the
base In today's game with the Boston
Red Sox.
Weakness at bat brought Third
Baseman Osle Bluege, Second Sacker
Buddy Myers and Right Fielder
Johnny Stone out of the lineup in
favor, respectively, of Cecil Travis,
Bob Boken and Dave Harris.
To Remodel Brown's A building
permit was issued by the city toady
to Brown's pool hall on Main street
for remodeling work, to cost $500.
CONCERT POSTER
El
In connection witti the concert of
sacred music, arranged for the bene
fit of the Salvation Army, a poster
contest waa conducted by the art
class of the Junior high school, ten
fine posters being made. Those tak
ing part were: Dorothy Qale. Rum
Barton, Elowrene Bates, Margaret Mc
Dowell, Louisa Cowden. Mary Lou
Mann, Robert Wilson, Helen MurdoeX.
Betty Armstrong and Lois Llttrell.
The posters were Judged by the art
department of the Senior high school
and first place was given to Louisa
Cowden; second place to Betty Arm
strong, and third place to Dorothy
dale, while the poster of Helen Mur
dock received honorable mention.
The posters are on display In down
town stores and at the Salvation
Army headquarters.
N. D. BAKER'S DAUGHTER
WILL WED MAY 26TH
CLEVELAND. O.. April 26.
Miss Margaret Baker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Newton D. Baker, will be
married to Fulton Wright of St. Louli.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Moorhend Wright
of Little Rock. Ark.. May 26 in St.
Chrlatopher'a Episcopal church at
Gates Mills, near here.
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Sunday Night 7 to 10
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