arEDFORfl MATL TRTBTJNE. MEDFORD, OREGON". SUNDAY.; MAT 13, 1934.
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Eva Nealon Hamilton
FftOE TWO
Mercer-Greenleaf
Wedding at Yuma
Is Announced Here
Announcement hM been Issued of
the marriage April 38. In Yuma, Arte.,
of Mlas Jane Mercer, aaugnier 01 ri,
O. Mercer Mlaktmln of Loe Angeles
and tee Orcenleaf, on of Mr. and
Mra. W. Ij. Qreenleaf, who reside on
the Old Stage road near MedJord.
Mra. Oreenleaf waa a popular atu-
dent at Oregon State college, where
ahe majored In dramatlca. She waa
affiliated with Kappa Alpha, Theta
sorority on the campus, since neing
graduated from eohool, Mrs. Oreen
leaf has played a number of part In
motion pictures for Warner Brothers
atudlo.
A graduate of Medford high school
and the engineering school at Oregon
State, college,- where he belonged to
Delta. UdsIIoii fraternity. Mr. oreeiv
leaf la now an Inspector with the
Metropolitan . Water department.
Sine going to Los Angeles, Mr,
Oreenleaf haa taken a prominent
cart In nolo activities.
They plan to make their home at
Morengo Valley Inn, a resort near
Mr. Orecnleaf'a work.
Elect Mrs. Swartz
Leader in District
The twelfth annual convention of
District No. 4, Pythian Sisters waa
held in Roseburg, May o.
The afternoon session waa held In
the K. of p. hall with all temples
represented and vlsltora from Van
couver, Wash., and Bend, pacific
.Temple No, 49 of Bandon waa taken
into District No. 4.
Mamie Bennett of Bend, grand
chief of Oregon, Mabel Roberta, past
supreme representative, and Ella O.
Wortman, senior supreme represen
tative of Medford, were present and
were given grand honors, also beauti
ful coraagea.
Officers elected for the coming year
were: District deputy grand ohlef,
Adelaide Swarte, Medford; senior,
Neva Wlmer, drante Fasa; Junior,
Gertrude Jones, Oranta Paas; man
ager, Anna Jaqua, Medford; secretary,
Lillian Moffatt; treasurer. Fay Mc
Queen, Oranta Paas; protector, Austla
Barneburg, Medford; guard, Eletae
Haamuaeon, Bandon.
The beautiful and Impressive me
morial services were conducted by
Thermoplae Temple No. 37, Oranta
Pass.
The officers and staff of Talisman
Temple 40. Medford, exemplified the
ladles' Initiation In a moat creditable
manner and Were highly praised by
the grand chief.
The 1936 convention will be held
In Medford.
Mother's Club M
Plana Card Party '
Mother's Club of the Sacred Heart
church will have a card party on
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock,
It haa been announced,
Dessert Bridge
Enjoyed by Club '
Mliui Helen Noyes, Mrs. Rena Collie
and Mrs. D. D. Huntress were hos
tesses Friday night at the letter's
home at a party for members of their
bridge club. Dessert bridge wsa en
Joyed with three tables In play.
Prises at carda were awarded Misses
Bernlce 0111 and Ellcabeth Wateon
and Mra. Orvllle Shores.
MIm Durr to linlerlaln
Travel Study Club
The Travel Study olub will meet
Monday afternoon at two o'clock with
Mlsa Elizabeth Burr on Orchard Horn
drive. Mrs. J. O. Orey will present
the paper on "Religion and Art", and
Mra. N. O. Chaney will give the book
review.
Those desiring transportation are
asked to coll Mra, .. Walter Prater
Brown, 1173-J..
Plans of Chorus
Are Progressing : -
, The chorus, which will sing at the
religious servlcea opening the Oregon
Diamond Jubilee, In three weeks, has
already started rehearsals, aa has the
band, r ,
It la hoped that all singers In the
county,1 whether members of church
choirs or not, will offer their service
for this chorus, Elsie Carteton Strang,
organizer,' said yesteday,
' Rehearsals are being held In sev
eral widely separated placea, so that
alngera may participate without going
a great distance. Information con
cerning these rehearsals may be ob
tained from Mra. Strang by telephon
ing 1288-1,.
Jamea Stevens will- direct the
chorus at the fair grounds the eve
nlng of June 8, and F. Wilson Wslt
will direct the bsnd.
Epivorth League
Names New Officers
At the meeting Monday evening
of the Epworth League of the First
Methodist church. Marvin Burk was
elected president for the coming
year. Miss 1 Joyce Bsnlsh, president
during the past year, was In charge
of the meeting. '
The nominating committee, MM
Banton. Jesn Ollllngs, Rev. Joseph
Knott. Lester Faye and Olaf Sever
son, presented names of candidates,
and other nominations were . made
from the floor. .
Others elected were; Helen Power,
first vice president; Frances Combe,
second- vice president; Eleanor Pot
fenbarger, third vice president; Olaf
Severson, fourth Vic president! And
rew Beverson, ' secretary; . Dwlght
Short, treasurer! John Koppen. song
leader, and Miss Bnnlsh, ptsnlst.
Installation, aa planned, will tAe
place Sunday morning. May 37, with
Reverend Kootta officiating.
DR. R. P. COLEMAN
Chiropractic and Phjilotherapy
Oregon Met nt 364
California Uremic 3019
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Jane Tliacher
An outstanding artist of the Pa
cific coast, Jane Thacher, professor
of piano at the University of Oregon,
will be In Medford on Friday, May
18, to appear In recital at the Bald
win Piano shop, 318 West Main
street, It was announced yesterday.
Thla will be Mrs. ' Thacher's first
presentation for musical circles and
It la expected that many Interested
persona from all parts of the valley
will be In attendance. Mra. Thacher
Is widely known for her artistic pre
sentations, and her recital April 38
at the school of music auditorium on
the university campus In Eugene waa
highly acclaimed In press notices.
Mrs. Thacher, who has been with
the university school of music for
many yeara, was a pupil of Lechetlfc
sky when studying In Vienna. Her
husband, Goodwin Thacher of the
university, Is well known for his short
story writing.
Series of Parties
Announces Wedding
Of Miss Brittisan
A series of parties was given dur
ing the past two woeks. at which
the marriage of Mis Mnrgaret Brit
tisan to W. L. Stutaford, an event
of February 34, waa, announced to
frtenda and relatives of the couple.
Laat Monday Mra. Stutaford enter
tained at a 4:30 o'clock tea, to which
ten guests wore invited. Each was
preaented ft corstago or lorgot-mo-nots,
sunburst roses and aweet alya
sum, by little Shirley Ann Poster.
The announcement were given out
by Ronald Brittisan, small brother
of Mrs. Stuf iford.
Twelve guests were Invited for
luncheon the pre coding Tuesday and
Wednesday, and each of the gueatt
received a lovely corsage, and an
announcement of the wedding. On
Tuesday the prise during the after
noon went to Mra. Cornatead, and
on Wednesday, to Mrs. P. L. Spencer
Mra. Stutaford, assisted by Mian
Eva Zler of Walla Walla, entertained
at brMge on Wednesday evening, ten
gueat being invited. First prlae went
to Mra. RInabarger and consolation
to Mra. L. T. Brittisan of Central
Point.
Sixteen guests were Invited for
bridge Friday afternoon to Mrs.
8tu ta ford's home, and the announce
ment of" the marriage waa made at
the party. Mrs. Cieor was given first
prlte and Mrs. Grcevea of General
Point waa given the consolation prise.
Snapdragons, rosea and pinks were
used In decorating the rooms. .
Mr. and Mra. Stutaford are making
their home in Medford, where Mr.
Stutaford Is employed.
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Miss Ruth I.uV
Entertains for Class
, Miss Ruth Luy entertained Friday
evening at her studio for members
of her ballroom dancing class.
MIm I. tin tin I .mice
In Han Francisco
. Word has been received in Medford
by Mlas Ruth Luy that her former
student, MIm Zoe Dell Lantls, la now
dancing at the Klt-Kat club In Snn
Francisco In special features. V
Mlsa Lantls studied with MIm Luy
for ceveral years, and for the past two
yeara has been assisting the local In
structor with her classes for young
children.
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Mrs. Train Hoste.
At Mother's Pay Party
Mrs. Herbert Craln entertained with
a Mother's day party Thursday after
noon at her home on Mistletoe street
honovlng her mother, Mrs. E. A, Mey
ers of Portland, and her mother-in-Inw.
Mrs. John W. Moore of Wilder,
Idaho.
The rooms were tastefully, decorat
ed with snapdragons. Iris and colum
bine. Games and a short program
were enjoyed by the ladles, after
which the honor guests were pre
sented lovely gifts.
Those present were: Mrs. W. C.
Dfgerness, Mrs, Sayl Burres, Mrs. Ora
Butrea, Mrs. Jack Mosd. Mrs. Claude j
Ollstrap, Mrs. Will McGowan, Mrs. I
Larry Juniper, Mrs. George Blgler,
Mrs. Roy Ouycr. Mra. Meyers, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Craln.
A Bulova Watch
For Graduation
Will Pleas Any Boy or Oirl
Crater Lake Guild
Hears Program of
Music Monday Eve
In keeping with National Music
week, the program presented Monday
evening at the Crater Lake Qui Id
meeting waa entirely devoted to
music. The meeting was held at the'
home of Mrs. Lawrence Pennington
on the Jacksonville highway.
Mrs. Jamea W, Qrlgsby and . Mrs.
Gerald Barr sang a duet, "The Garden-
of Prayer," after which little
Mlsa Alice Brill, accompanied by Mrs.
Brill, played two violin solos, selec
tions from "The Bohemian Girl" and
"Moto Perpetuo."
Miss Betty Jane Pennington gave
"Manhattan Seronade" aa a piano
solo, and Miss Margaret Pennington
sang "Riptide" and "This Little Pig
gle Went to Market."
"Impromptu", in 0 Sharp Minor,
by Chopin, and Percy Granger's ar
rangement of "Londonderry Airs"
were played at the piano by Miss
Imogene Wallace.
Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown gave
paper on music. She was assisted by
Mrtj, Darrel Huson, who sang ballads
to illustrate types of music, using
"Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes"
"Steal Away" and "A Home on the
Range." '
Also as a part of this feature, Mrs.
Huson conducted a singing school
with the negro spiritual, "Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot", being used. The
"school" closed, with "The Star. Span
gled Banner."
Mrs. Esther Merrltt Sanderson sang
"God Touched the Rose" and "Sweet
est Story Ever Told." Two piano solos
"La Campanella". by Liszt, and
"Fourth Mazurka" by Godard were
played by Cyril Sander.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Mrs. Everett Faber, Mrs.
Emily Dynan and Mrs. Cool.
Lady Elks to Meet
At Temple Tuesday
Lady Elks will meet at the Elks
Temple Tuesday afternoon for bridge,
pool and bowling. Mra. Harry Barne
burg will be hostess for the after
noon, .
Plan Swimming
Parties This Week
Groups of students at the Junior
high school have planned swimming
parties for this week. The Civics
club and the ninth grade will have
party on Friday. Also this week
the cast of the operetta, "Crocodile
Island", will have a party.
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Flower Shower -Honors
Mrs. Baker
A surprise flowor shower, honoring
the birthday of Mrs. S. I. Baker, pio
neer of Jackson county, was given
Friday afternoon by Mesdames Ches
ter Baker, W. R. Bullock and Harry
Baker, at the latter's home.
The rooms- were decorated with
lovely spring flowers and the honor
guest was the recipient of many bou
quets and potted plants.
The afternoon wsa pleasantly apent
In conversation during which - the
honor guest related many Interesting
stories of early days. Refreshments
were served, ' including a birthday
cako lighted with many candles.
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs.
S. I. Baker, Mrs. I. N. MrCollom, Mra.
G. W. Oliver, Mrs. R. I. Foray the,
Mrs. A. Pederson, Mrs C. Knudsen,
Bernlce-Baker, and the hostesses ;
Triangle Members
Entertain Mathers
The Triangle club of the First
Christian church held Its program
for; the mothers, Tuesday, in the
recreation hnll of the church.
The regular business meeting waa
held during which officers for the
coming year were elected. They were:
Mildred Buckles, re-elected president;
vice-president, Dick Frsley; secretary,
lone Kindred and treasurer, Neal
Curry. The group leaders are: Price
Shafer, Bruce Ruff and Dorothy
Buchter. Mrs, Marsh Is the advisor
for the society.
Three special numbers were given,
a violin solo, "In the Garden," by
Bruce Ruff, accompanied by Elsie
Penwell; a vocal solo entitled "Dear
Uttls Mother of Mine," by Morguor
It Luman, and a piano solo, "An'
dantlno" in D Flat, by Mildred
Buckles.
After the business meeting the
president turned the meeting over to
Dick Fraley s group. Several members
gave talks: "Have Missions Failed.'
by Mildred Buckles; "The Require
ments of a Good Missionary," by
Larry Grantham, and "Educatton,"
by Price Shafer. The scripture was
read by Dorothy Buchter. The chair
waa then turned back to the presi
dent, who asked for speeches from
several of the guests.
Many mothers were present and
each was given a corsage as ahe en
tered the door. Disappointment was
expressed that Mrs. F. J. Wllmot,
district secretary tor the missionary
societies, could not be present. After
the meeting refreshment were served.
Fountain Lunches
Gardner Drugs
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Virginia Frederick
Will Wed in June
Mr. and. Mrs. D. O. Frederick of
this city announce the . engagement
of their daughter. Miss Virginia, to
Noel Kellogg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Kellogg of Medford.
The wedding date haa been set for
June 10.
Mother's Day Tea
Is Event of Friday
Sunny Bisters Circle of the Pres
byterian church entertained Friday
afternoon in the church parlors with
a Mother's day tea, and a delight
ful program, In charge of Mrs. J.
H. Cochran.
The hymn, "Sweet - By and By,"
was sung by all present, with Mrs.
Maurlne Duncan accompanying. De
votions were given by Mrs. N. C.
Howard. Mrs. R. C. Mulholland, ac
companied by Mrs. Duncan and Mrs.
C. I. Drummond playing the violin,
sang "Thoughts of Home" and "My
Little Nigger Baby."
Mrs. I.: E. Schuler's reading "The
Wills" by Barrie was greatly enjoyed
by those In attendance. Mrs. Drum
mond played two violin solos, with
accompaniment by Mrs. Duncan. They
were "The Wild Rose" and "The Song
My Mother Taught Me.", Mary Louise
McElhose, at the piano, delighted the
audience with "The Donnybrook
Fair," and an encore number.
Aa the guests arrived, they were
each 'presented a rose lri memory
of mother. The rooms were gay with
spring flowers', arranged by Mrs. G.
Q. D'Alblnl, Mra.Mark Wright, Mrs.
Louis Brown, Mrs. George West and
Mrs. Ralph Sweeney. Presiding at the
two beautifully decorated tea tables
were Mra. N. C. Howard and Mrs. P.
S. Carpenter. ,
Lady Kl anions Finn ,
Luncheon Meet hip
Mra. - R. G. Fowler will ,be hostess
tomorrow to Lady Klwanlans, at her
home on King's highway for a lunch
eon meeting. Assisting her will be
Mrs. E, A. Faber, Mrs. F. C. Dlllnrd,
Mrs. Jack' Port and Mrs. Maxwell
Pelrce. ,
Klamath Falls Shrlner
Plan Vance for Thursday .
An Invitation haa been extended to
all Shrlners In southern- Oregon to
attend the Informal dance Thursday
evening. May 17 at the Wlllard hotel
In Klamath Falls, being given by the !
Shrlners In that city. ' I
A colorful event la being planned,
and it Is expected a large number
will attend from this district. '
Dted
Lighten Her Kitchen
"T'S no fun
mer months
. . You
Miss Roseberry Is
Bride on Thursday
of Mr. Fitzsimmon
At a ceremony performedsj Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of her parents.. Mlas Lorraine Rose
berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas Roseberry was wed to H. P. Flte
slmmon of Medford, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Fitzsimmon of West
Branch, Iowa; with Rev. W. R. Balrd,
pastor of the First Christian church
officiating.
The bride was attired in a travel
ing suit of turquoise blue, with white
accessories, while her attendant. Miss
Lyla Young wore a suit of a tan
shade. Clarence Smith attended the
groom.
Following the ceremony, a recep
tion was held for the wedding guests,
Including relatives and a few friends.
The table was decorated in pink and
white, and baskets of flowers were
arranged about the rooms. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzsimmon, who are
now on a wedding trip to the coast,
plan to make their home in Medford.
Nevita Chapter -Meeting
Wednesday
Nevita Chapter, Past Matrons, will
meet at two o'clock Wednesday after-
noon, with Mrs. Ernest Scott at her
home In Central Point. Assisting her
as hostess will be Mrs. E. O. Faber,
. ' -Mrs.
Knox Hostess
To Baptist Ladles
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church held a combined busi
ness and missionary meeting at the
home of Mrs. L. J. Knox on Portland
avenue Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting was called to order by
the president. Mrs. Joseph Lester,
and all joined In singing "Take Time
To Be Holy". Mrs.- Lester read a
portion of the fourth chapter of
James, followed with prayers by Mrs.
Borrett and Mrs.- Fowler. Reports
were given on the association meet
ing which was held In Ashland May
1 and 2. Prayers were then given by
Mrs. Stickland and Mrs. Howell.
The following program was In the
charge Of the missionary, chairman,
Mrs. R. Li Hague; "Japanese Work. In
Seattle," by Mra. J. L. Ely; "Missionary
Work in Sacramento", by Mrs. W. D.
Roberts: "Inter-racial Evangelization"
by "Mrs.' W. L. Jones; "Mothers and
Children of Other Lands' by Mrs.
L.' J. Knox. Roll call was answered
by a verse of scripture or a current
event from missioned Closing prayer
was by Mrs. Howell. '
The social committee for the after
noon consisted, of Mesdames Ander
son, Alvord, Brock, and Bowling. ,
DAY
FLUHRER'S
baking bread during the long,
. . . why not make a rule
Imer months . . . Why not make a rule on I , ; . N , - 1 vk ( , ! .1 I
Mother's Day and put an end to homo baking ' . f fil m , . - . . , 's V I
Mother's Day and put an end to homo baking
will find it more economical in
long run to got the "Spun Bread" habit . . . and
every member of the family will thoroughly enjoy
the rich flavor of this sensational new bread.
Frances Mullen, Pianist,
With Gleemen s Concert
There will be a real treat in store
for Medford and valley music lovers
tomorrow night, when Frances Mul
len, pianist, sits down to the keys at
the concert at the high school audi
torium, appearing with the Medford
Gleemen and Dorothy Wagner, dan
cer. For Miss Mullen, the critics recite,
has- unusually fine planlstlc gifts,
developed by the finest teachers In
America and later by several years
study In Europe. And has since her
return to the states, won high favor
with the musical public by her nu
merous appearances with prominent
clubs, colleges and other organiza
tions. She plays with a brilliance born of
natural ability, directed by the mast-
l-ers In the paths that music lovers
prefer, those who have heard her,
claim, advising southern Oregonlans
to go and listen.
Three years with the Metropolitan
opera ballet, three years In musical
comedy, , a tour of Spain and Portu
gal, a coast to coast tour with the
Michlo Ito company also make up
an adequately tempting recommen
dation for Dorothy Wagner,
In addition to all this the Glee
men have prepared an entirely new
Luncheon Today In
Honor Mrs Herman
Mrs. C. N. Black la entertaining
at luncheon today for a group of
friends at the Black lodge on Rogue
river, honoring her aon-ln-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Her
man of SsnFranclsco who have been
the guests of Captain and Mrs. Black
during tbe past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman plan to leave
Monday for their home In Snn. Fran
cisco. Invite Mother
To L. T. L. Program
The members of the L. T. L. under
the direction of Mrs. Guy Cox, will
entertain their mothers, Monday
afternoon, May 11 at four o'clock at
the Girls' Community club rooms on
North Bartlett street. A program of
music, games, and a playlet will be
given. Refreshments will be served.
This is a group of twenty girls ages
ten to fourteen who- meet twice
monthly, for tbe study of scientific
temperance..
Drudeem
sum
on
the
program to whet the local appetite
for. music and the- male voices are
described as "at their best for the
spring concert." James Stevens, di
rector, has said sot which Is proof
enough for most folk.
Mrs. Fairchild Is
Honored at Bridge
Mrs. T. E. Knackstedt entertained
Wednesday with three tables of
bridge in fconor of "her mother, airs.
Ben H. Fairchild of Yreka, Calif., who
has been visiting her for the past two
weeks. Prizes were won by Miss Mary
Jackson and Mrs. Harry RInabarger.
The guests were! Mrs. Ralph Jones,
Mrs. Raymond Refer, Mrs. RInabarger
Mrs. Hugh Ford,' Mrs. Poster Cone,
Mrs. Jack Simpson, Mrs. L. C. Taylor,
Mrs. Nick. Kime,- Miss Jackson, Miss
Mildred Anne Willette and Mrs. Pair
child. 1
study club To Conduct
Election on Wednesday -
Annual election of the Wednesday
Study club will be held this week,
when the group meets at the Wo
men's club rooms In the city hall,
at one o'clock for a covered dish
luncheon. Each member Is requested
to bring her own service.
Members are asked to bring a list
of the best books read by them dur-1
lng the past year.
Start Now
Academy Students
Please Audience in
Colorful Operetta
A melodious and tuneful operetta
with unusually fine chorus work for
finale, waa enjoyed by Medford folk,
who gathered at St. Mary's academy
Tuesday evening for presentation of
The Mysterious Master, which also
represented a tremendous amount of
fine work on the part of student
and faculty.
Intermissions in the production
were filled with music by Elaine Bro
phy, at the harp, and Esther Alexan
der, at the violin, the latter acconv
pan led by Oracle Lou Ivanhoe, at th
piano.
In the cast, which Inspired enthu
siastic applause from the audience
were:
The Master Paul Sakraldsi
The Housekeeper Jeanne RanCoura
The Butler. ...... Jack Marshall
The Gardener. Warren Loffer
The Coachman. ... John Estea
The Cook Cecil BlaylocH
Rastus, Valet to the Master...
John Apptegata
Maids
Ophelia Gertrude Louis
Cornel la,. ...... ...Gerald 1 ne Wl Ik In son
Adelta ...... Jean Barnura
Decorators
Pierre ...MacDonald Devaney
Jacques Chester Login
Jeanne Thomas Da 11 aire
Detectives
Sleuth
Ferret
Gumshoe m
Pirate Jo......
Norman Moty
Joseph Denman
Frederick Kempke
Elsie Oliver
Pirate Mo Lucille Estei
Gardeners Sydney Brown, France
Glnet, Betty Hunter, Lucille Estea,
Margaret Wolgamott, Emma Phlppa,
Tessle .O'Connor, Antoinette Konop,
Virginia. Glnet, Margaret Dugan, Em
ma Jean Houston, Josephine Hunter,
Charity Hart, Mary Sakralda, An
nette Konop, Frank Grltsch, Georgsi
Gltzen, James Bobbett and Robert
Kempke; - Maids Katherine Oliver,
Mary Dallalre, Leona White, Margaret,
Mary Konop, Mary Elizabeth Roddy,
Jenes Jensen, Madelyn Schade, Betty
Grace Robblns, Verna Loffer, Malsl
Shelley, Margaret Moran, Gall Ran
ney, Alicia Ruhl, Kathleen Jay.
Mr. Allison Honored
At Birthday Party
Mrs. John Allison entertained Fri
day evening at her home east of
Medford, honoring . her husband's
birthday. Sixteen friends were In
vited for the evening. The rooms
were decorated with roses in honor
of the occasion. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
To -
Enjoy