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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1934. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton PAGE TWO Misses Foss and Hohman Announce Engagement News announcements, which n.v. been on th Increase In local society tinea tht advancement of tprlng. came In two. yesterday when .... nmartn Bchuler entertained with a lovoly luncheon at her home , on East Main atreet. Ribbons, extending to each place from the dainty corsages which form ed a temporary centerpiece for the table, brought newa to. the guests of the engagement of Miss E. Marie Pom to Henry Hartman of Corvallla, and of Mlaa Naomi Hohman to Frank J. Van Dyke of Ashland and Medford. The color aoheme of pink and white, beautifully expressed at lunch eon table and In the decoration of the rooms, waa reflected In the after noon gowne of pink organdy, worn by the brldee-elect. Pollowlng luncheon, bridge wat en Joyed, with the following guetta In vited for the afternoon! Misses Bllow Mae Wilson, Laura Drury, dertrudo Watsillng, Louise Hollenback, Helen Norrls, MarAbel Braden of Lebanon, Dorothy MacLean, Harriet Baldwin, Fredericks Brommer, Barbara Drury, mm hibv Tuttle. Mra. Maurlne n,mn. Mra. John F. Spauldlng, Mra. Louise Balade Jr., Mra. K. O. Den man, Mra. Burdette Dodge, Mra. Ho bart Price, Mra. Wendell Van Loan, of Eugene and the honorees, Mlaaea Fosa and Hohman. . Mlaa Tost, who U the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Andrew O. Foe of Marahfleld, It the principal at the Valley achool In thla city, and Mlaa Hohman, daughter oi u, John Hohman of Portland, la mem ber of the teaching ataff at the aame aehooL Both are graduates of the Cnlverelty of Oregon. Mr. Hartman, who cornea to thla city frequently In the interest of the fruit industry, la horticulturist In the department of pomology at Ore gon State college. . Mr. Van Dyke, son of Mr. and Mra. Frank Van Dyke of this city, Is olty attorney of Ashland. - Chas. Voorhies' Dinner Honorees Honoring Mr. and Mra. Ohae. Voor hies, Mr. hd Mra. A. S. Beamea re cently entertained at dinner. Oovera were placed for ten at the pleasant affair. The Voorhlet', who are recent ad ditions to the young married aet here, have been the Inspiration of considerable entertaining since re turning from their honeymoon, Mrs. Butler Hostess To Allont Club ' The Allona club met last week at the home of Mrs. Warren Butler for a very pleaaant evening at cards, Mrs. Goodwin Humphrey waa assistant hostess tor the occasion and prizes at bridge were awarded Mrs. Don Collier, Mra. Cole Holmes and Mra. Oeorge Coodlng. Mlsa Oore to Attend Wedding In Corvalllt Miss Beulah Oore, Instructor In the Molalla schools, which closed Friday, will not be returning to Medford until about the middle of June, aa ahe plant to continue to the Univer sity of Oregon campua for a visit be fore coming to thla olty for the sum mer. She will attend the wedding of Mlts Erma Bsbcock at the Kappa Delta house In Corvallla June 3. Olrlt Community Club Flnlshet Successful Course The Olrlt' Community olub has aucceasfully completed the course In etiquette and personal appearance, arranged by Mrs. Edith Patton. The membera of the board and the girl to whom thla course hae proved so Interesting yesterday expressed their thanks and appreciation to those, who so graciously gave of their time to talk to the girls. Mrs, Alan Bracklnreed, Mlaa Blanche Runela, Mra. Don Clark. Mrs. Oordonn Voor hlet, Mrs. Dorothy Torrey and Mra. Vera Merchon. e Mlsa Moore Hostess To Bridge Club Mlsa Thelma Moore wat hottest at a lovely party Friday night, enter-' taming membera of her bridge club. There were four tables of carda In play during the evening and Mint Helen Klnsey wat awarded first prlre,. Quests were: Misses Bernlce ail) Helen Noyes, Helen Klnsey, Joyce Otge, Annie Meade Watklns, Eliza beth Watson and Mrs. Ray Prultt, Mra. Weldon McBee, Mra. Lottie Cald well, Mrs. Orvllle Shores and sister, Mre. Horsley. Mrs. Rena Collie, Mrt. Wayne Ooff. Mrs. D. D. Huntress, and Mra. Grace Vost. W nrtrAi vm'R CI,I,'I,'!, HEAL1 " s mq i rnVJ J a.iiul larcely on the condition ' 1 (Vf( f t'Ot1 i yDlK 7 !Mit rftn 'u any number of srrlnun 1 LB.il' rjcuA V'V M3 " - llment. Sufrinnrd hint by brlnn I unWif evr jVv-v J MM? Mm tM off,rc resularly for fm- kJlMvA iN0 Jffl5tw Inutlon. 1 will remote dlsvolorlnc, "MTito W wKV- 11 i orten common to children, and o V ,Jlr V aVO V1 W y 'a& arc back on i ow ,h,ra tnorouiMv, -a a the gold standard! Lawrence's 'QUALITY JEWELRY ONLY" 1 Charming Medford Bride Mrs. W. L. Stultnford, the former much feted during the past week. a surprise shower In her honor, to Mrs. Ralph Pence of Klamath Falls twenty-five. Mrs. Harding New Leader, Wednesday Study Club Here Mrs. F. K. Deuel waa hostess Wed nesday at one o'clock covered dish luncheon to members of the Wednes day Study club. Mesdames N. T. Hodges, T. W. Miles, B. B. Picket and L, E. Williams, members of the Good Times committee, of which Mrs. Deuel Is chairman, assisted In enter taining. Mlsa Fay Woolsey was a guest of the club. This wss the closing meeting of the club's year and the following officers were chosen for the coming year: President, Mrs. B. 0. Harding; vice president, Mrs. C. A. Meeker: secre tary, Mrs. A. J. Hanby; treasurer, Mrs. M. L. Alford. Mrt. J, H. Cochran, the retiring president, has had two successful and pleasant years. The club gave a vote of thanks to all the offlcera and membera of the Good Times and pro gram ' committees for the splendid entertainments and programs given throughout the year. The olub voted to express to Miss Woolsey, the city librarian, their deep appreciation of her untiring and faithful efforts In assisting In so many ways.. Date of the annual picnic, at which time the husbands of'the club mem bers will be guests, will be . an nounced later. alrls Community Club Board to Meet Monday night the Olrlt Commu nity club board of directors will meet at the club house at 7:30 o'clock, It was announeed yesterday. Miss Paley Uueat In Eugene Miss Marjone Paley spent the week- ond In Eugene as the guest of her sister, Miss Dorothy Pnley, student at the University of Oregon. Miss Marjorle was a guest Saturday morn ing at the Gamma Phi Beta break fast. Post-Drlphlans Enjoy Literary Program An Interesting program on litera ture was enjoyed by the Post-Del- phltni in meeting at the city library May id. Mrs. A. R, Clement discussed the works of Theodore Dreiser, Mrs. Louis Humphrys spoke on John Clnal- worthy and Mrs. R. W, Frame on Hugh Walpole. A review of "Judith Paris" by Wal- pole wss given by Mrt. J. F. Spalding. Tne next meeting win be held May 34 at the library. Presbyterian Women Enjoy Meeting The Women's Missionary society. of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mra. Martha Luke Tues day afternoon. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Albert, Mrs. I. N. Mo Col him presided. Mra. D. H. Reming ton had charge of the program. Mrs. Geo. Oliver gave the devotions, Mrs. A. R. Clement presented the current events, Mre. Baker spoke of the peo ples of south America. Mrs. Luke told of the deplorable condition of the children of the 'fruit emigrants going up and down our Pacific coast: two and a half months Is the aver age time these children are In achool during the year. Margaret Brlttsan, who has been Mrt. L. T. Brlttsan entertained with which ten guests were Invited and waa hostess at a party, attended by Job9 8 Daughters Announce Banquet A father, mother and daughter banquet wilt be sponsored by Jab's Daughters Monday evening at the Masonic hall, and extensive plans tor the affair were nearlng completion Saturday, under the chairmanship of Mlsa Betty Thorndlke. Initiatory work will be put on by the chapter members for the benefit of their parentB. An Interesting pro gram has also been prepared for the evening. Anyone wishing further Informa tion Is asked to telephone Mrs. H. P. Nordwlck, 726-L. Ml fie Baughman Bride-Elect feted at Shower Miss Dorothy Baughman, who will be a June bride this year, was the Inspiration of a shower, given at Talent Monday evening by Misses Hellen Shipley and Edna Wlseley. Guest for the party were Misses Baughman, Lois Joy Hanson, Ethel Houston. Lucille Holdrldge, Edna Newbry, Esther Holdrldge, Mary Mc- Larnan, Marjorle Kelly, Marjorle' and Dorothy Ooff and Mrs. Theodore Ouetzlsff Mrs. J. Tcrrlll. Mrs. Vern on, Turpi n, Mrs. Maurlne Duncan, Mre. Dwlght Phtpps and Mrs. Rose Baughman. Hojnl Neighbors . Iliive Mortal .Session Royal Neighbors met Thursday eve ning In Knights of Pythias hall for their regular bt-monthly social ses-: slon. New members were taken In, i nnd final details arranged for the district convention to be held at Ashland the first week In June, exact date to be announced later. Follow I Ing a short business routine, Neigh- bors Maud Love 11 and Frances Mc- Conochle presented a very enjoyable program of amusing stunts, songs and recitations by several of the members, dressed as children. A benefit dance end card party; to be given In the hall. May 31, was also arranged. Refreshments were served by Neighbors Marie Wells, Myrtle Arnold and Margery Pearson. Loyal Women's Class to Meet ' The Loyal Women's Bible class of the Christian church assembled In the church recreational hall Tuesday afternoon for their regular business and social meeting. The devotional period was In charge of Mrs. Eva Lough, who took as her subject Mat hew 18: verses 31 33. also the 17th chapter. After a song service and prayer a short busi ness session waa held. Following this a social hour was enjoyed and a short program. Readings - by Mrs. Lucy Rusk, "Wanted, a Preacher." and Mrs. Fidelia Woods, "His Last Sermon," were given. Refreshment were served to about thirty members by a committee In charge of Mrs. Cora Wilson. Visitors nro always welcome at these meetings. P ! Dear mother- jNjUi V Si dear dad-, ;Mf 1 1 iou owe it to your rnna to do tnw. I 9? VV & A I A uma neglect now maj cauw a lire- I k ttv I j time of regret. M KVsA 0' Oregon State Club To Enjoy Dinner Party on Monday All Oregon State club members and alumni of the college are asked to attend the covered dish dinner In the city hall club rooms Monday eve ning at 7 o'clock. The committee In charge of the arrangements Includes: Mrs. L. L. Sanders, chairman, Mrs. Bruce Bauer, Mrs. Harold Relchsteln, Mrs. Chester Hubbard, Mrs. Kenneth eDnman and Mrs. Frank Perl. An entertainment has been plan ned, after which a brief business ses sion la to be held. Clntract and auc tion bridge will be in play the re mainder of the evening. Those who have not been reached by the committee are asked to bring either a vegetable dish or a salad. Mrs. Carpenter Expected Home This Week-End Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter Is ex pected home this coming Friday from New York, to which city she ac companied her mother, Mrs. J. a. Blue, from California. Mrs. Blue sail ed May 10 for a tour of Europe. " Miss Heck man Plans To Spend Rummer Here Friends In the valley of Miss An nette Heckman of HUo, Hawaii, will be Interested In learning that she will spend the summer In Medford with Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Heckman in Corning court. Miss Heckman plans to sail on the President Wilson on June 30 from Honolulu, arriving in San Francisco June 35. She will con tinue to Medford June 37. Mothers' Day program Enjoyed at Academy "Come away from your care and worries, mother, back to the years when youth and activity crowned j your girl hod daysr" Thus spoke by boys and girls of St. Mary's Academy i to their assembled mothers In the academy auditorium Friday night, when, they entertained with a Moth er's day program. i The opening numbers, expressing dignity and love, were: Address of Welcome Warren Lof-fer. Dedication of Mothers to Our Lady Virginia Glnet. Songs, "Mother" and "Dear Little Mother of Mine" High achool boys. Tableau, "Mrs. Whistler" Emma Phlpps. Poem, "Mothers of the World" Mary Dallalre, Julius Caesar, adapted by the first year: Caesar. Chester Logan; Antdly, John Applegate; Brutus, Verna Lof fer; Ma nil 1 us, Betty Orace Robblns; Flavlus, Josephine Hunter: Tltanlus, Emma Jean Houston; Calus, Malsle Shelley. . . Poem, "My Gift to Mother" Ger aldlne Wilkinson. The closing "Fond Memories, Moth er," depicted mother in her youth. The old-fashioned gowna and the dancing of the Virginia reel provided the mothers much amusement. Other numbers included the following char, acterleattons: Mother as a sweet girl graduate. Grade Lou Ivanhoe; Mother serving tea, Jean Barnum; Mother at the ball, Gertrude Louie; Out for the afternoon, Catherine Oliver; At the races, Lucille Estee; with friends, Jeanne RanCourt; First met father, Jcnes Jensen; Receiving father at home, Cecil Btaylock. "Mother's Wedding" was then pre sented by the following: Ring bearer, Kathleen Jay; flower girl, Margorie Dugan; maid of honor. Mary Elizabeth Reddy; best man, Jack Marshall; ushers, Bernard Corum, Norman Moty, Frederick Kempke, Joe Den man; the bride, Elsie Oliver; the groom, Chester Logan. After the bride's bouquet waa thrown out Into the audience, the children escorted their mothers to the dining room where refreshments were served. As a close, the boys in vited their mothers to Join them in a Virginia reel. A song to mother by the boys and one by the girls pre ceded the departure of the youthful escorts with their happy guests of the evening. I C4 III JW I P. E. O. President Convention Guest Miss Mabel D. Doad Miss Mabel D. Doud of Aurora, 111., supreme president of the P. E. O, sisterhood, with Mrs. Veda Jones of Portland, supreme treasurer, will ar rive in Medford at 8:16 tomorrow morning with some fifty or more delegates from the 18 chapters In Portland and a like number from 33 chapters in other cities in the state for the twenty-third annual conven tion of Oregon chapters. Mrs. Arthur E. Welch of Portland, state president, arrived this morning and Is making her headquarters at the Medfdrd Hotel. Mrs. Welch will preside at all sessions of the convention In the Presbyterian church and will be the banquet speaker Tuesday evening. Miss Doud will address the conven tion on Tuesday morning and on Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. Jones will be the speaker. Miss Doud comes to Oregon direct from the New York state convention at Buffalo. She was the guest of Mrs. "Jones In Portland today. A feature of the convention of spe cial Interest to the membera will be the achool for officers Wednesday morning conducted by Mrs. Kather lne Alnsworth of Hood River, state treasurer, and Mrs. M. D. Wei lis of Portland, state corresponding secre tary. The model chapter meeting will be given Wednesday by chapter AG, Grants Pasa. Election of state offi cers for 1034-35 will come Wednesday morning and their Installation will close the convention. At the memorial hour tomorrow afternoon Mrs. C. A. Bprague of Salem, Junior past state president, will make the address and Mrs. Paul T. Shaw of Portland will conduct the service honoring the memory of seventeen former members of the sisterhood. Mrs. Bebb Hostess Student Luncheon Roberta Ward Bebb entertained t a luncheon, at the Hotel Medford, on I Saturday, the members of her "group i voice and diction class." This marked the completion of the course, a duplicate of tbe. one given at the Institute of Musical Art of Jullllard School of Music, Now York City. Those completing the course and enjoying the luncheon were : Lois Herman, La Murle Beck, Betty Fow ler, Margaret Ruth Bolton, Josephine Bullls, Ethel May Roblnett, Fred Beck and Harold Grove. f Marlins Hosts At Party Honoring Mr. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Martin were hosts Friday night to a number of friends at an election party at their home, 708 Sherman. The evening waa spent telephoning and driving about the volley for returns, and was cli maxed by midnight supper, celebrat ing the birthday of Fred Kelly. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wslter J. Olmscheld. Miss Olga Anderson, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Stansbury, Fred Kelly and the hosts. Party Given for Miss Amy Elliott Before Trip East For the pleasure of Miss Amy El liott, who is leaving Medford with her father. Dr. B. R. Elliott, for a trip east, the Misses Betty Vllm and Virginia Llndley entertained last week at a bridge party. Present were: Misses Helena Balade, Bannle Hunt, Mary Thompson, Patsy Thompson, Janet Mann, Pauline Rogers, Mildred Drury, Betty Paske, Phyllis Phythian, Jean Leverette, Wauneta Wilson, Patricia Young, Betty Thorndlke, AUeen Latham, and the honor guest, Amy Elliott. Prizes were awarded Mary Thomp son and Phyllis Phythian. Mrs. McReynolds Entertains for Daughters Mrs. Ward McReynolds entertained Friday night with a dinner party In honor of her daughter Roma. Games and dancing were enjoyed during the evening. Those present were: Louise Carmeau, Marjorle Poling, Mildred Poling, Florence Bcherrer, Addle Bolz, Roma McReynolds. Harvey Sears, Eu gene Scherrer, Walter Bol, Jim New lin, Eddie Glover and Francis Mc Reynolds. Ninth Grade of Junior High School Has Picnic The ninth grade of the Junior high school held a picnic at Jackson Hot Springs Friday afternoon under the supervision of Miss Delia Whlsenant, attended by 150 members of the clsss and eight faculty members: Miss Marjorle Kelly, Mrs. Gladya Condor, Miss Parker, Miss Whlsenant, Mr. Keesee. Walter Nitzel, Mr. Fitch, Ray Henderson. Swimming and luncheon were en Joyed, followed by a ball game. Mrs. Rhodes Honored At Birthday Dinner The lovely country home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rhodes on Beall Lane was the scene of a delightful birth day dinner on Tuesday, honoring Mrs. Frank Rhodes. Rosea and sweet peas decorated the rooms for the oc casion. Covers were arranged for 16 for turkey dinner, following which cards and music were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes are here from Beyerly Hills, Cal., as guests of their son and daughter-in-law for the summer. They are both loud In their praise of the southern Oregon flora, although coming from a section where blossoms are abundant. Mrs. Grimes, Hostess To Church Women Central Point The women of the Federated churches held their party at the home of Mrs. Louis Grimes Thursday with, 38 present. Following the business session and the lesson, the afternoon . was devoted to a mother's day. program, members bringing pictures of their mothers and telling Incidents of the home life of each- Mrs. Webster sang, "That Wonderful Mother of Mine." Mrs. Alice McKim met with tlie class for the first time In many i weeks. 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