' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP ORECOX. SUNDAY. AUGUST 5. 1934
FAGE TWO
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Irva K. Few ell
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Carpenters Feted at
Brommer Home For
Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mra. P. 8. Carpenter of
Perrydsle wera delightfully entertain
idltl covered dish supper on the
lawn at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Carl Brommer, 821 Minnesota avenuo.
The occasion was In celebration of
their golden wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mra. Carpenter have been
residents of Medford since 1011 and
the thirty friends who gathered to
congratulate them on this occasion
were those who had known and been
associated with them during most of
these years.
Wslter Frazer Brown read a poem
of his own composition written In
honor of the occasion and glfta were
presented to the bride and groom by
the assembly. Each related wedding
day experiences, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carpenters" long wedded life and ex
emplary home life were eulogized by
those of the guests who have known
them most Intimately.
When the guests departed, each left
with Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter their
wishes for many more years of use
fulness and happiness.
Eight Couples Enjoy
Supper Friday Eve
In Phythian Garden
Friday evening at the home of Mlaa
Phyllss Phythian on Minnesota atroet
eight couples of the younger set
were entertained with a formal sup
per dance. The evening was spent
In the lovely gardens of the Phythian
home.
Miss Jean Rankin of Poitland, who
la house guest of Miss Margarita
Boyle, was honor guest for the eve
ning. Supper was served at 7:30 on the
lawn, and the guests picked out com
fortable nooks to enjoy the dainty
sandwiches, salads and Iced tea. Al
though cool, the evening was most
enjoyable. After supper the group
waa entertained with dancing on the
paved drive at the rear of the home.
Refreshments of Ice cream and
dainty cakes were sorved at 10
o'clock, also In the gardens, after'
which more dancing and a social
good time was enjoyed until a late
hour.
Those present were the Misses
Joyce Banish, Burette stennett, Bar
bara Schmidt, Elizabeth Esson, Boyle,
Barbara Jean Field, the honor guest,
the hostess and Messrs. Bill Prentice,
Sam Kroschel, Tom Fuson, Bob Sher
wood. Dick Wilson, Bill Cummlngs,
Noel Benson and Luclan Clement.
Mrs. Lewis
To Entertain
Mrs. R. L. Lewis will entertsln the
Building Bridge club at a dessert
luncheon next Thursday at 1:30 at
her home on Catherine St.
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Arrive For
Brief Vacation
Captain and Mrs. Eben S. Long
fellow of Agnes, Curry County, ar
rived Saturday for a brief vacation.
They will visit Crater Lake and the
Oregon Cavea before returning to
Camp Agnes, where Captain Longfel
low la In command of the CCC camp.
Mrs. Carlon Has
finest for Bridge
Mra. Ed Carlon entertained Friday .
with a dessert bridge luncheon. In- j
vltlng several members of her bridge '
club and other guests for the after-
noon. Quest prizes went to Miss
IxMilse Basford and Mrs. L. A. Crane,
while club awards were given to Mrs.
Cieorge Carter and Miss Gertrude
Parker.
Tables were In play for Miss Par- j
ker. Mrs. Oeorge Maxwell, Mrs. Vern j
Mhsngle. Mrs. W. J. Mundy, Mrs. V.
T. Wilson. Mra. Carter, Mrs. Wm.
Gates, Mrs. E. L. Busford, Miss Iella
Pierce of Ashland. Mrs. Oeorge Webb
and daughter Miss Georgia. Mtss Pa
tricia Citrlou and the hostesa.
Thompson presides
At Red Cross Meet
The annunl meeting of the Jack
son county branch of the American
Red Cross was held on Friday. Jl!y
a7 at Hotel Mctiford, and was lnrgely
attended. Mr. J. C. Thompson, chair
man, presided, and after giving a
resume of the work of the society
during the past year, cslled on var
ious members for remarks.
Interesting talks were given by Mr,
and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, MIjs
Ulllan lioherts. Judge Day, Mr.
milium, and Mr. Thorndyke.
Many of the apeakers voiced ap
preciation of the excellent work of
Miss Lillian Roberts, whose tireless
energy, combined with a compre
hensive knowledge of county relief
problems, has done much to simplify
this work.
Dr. Drummond spoke of the flhe
work In first aid carried on under
the chairmanship of Beth Rullls. and
Mated that this work will be In
creased and broadened during the
coming year.
Mr. Thompson, who " nn a
most efficient chairman the past
three years, waa unable 'to accept
he office this year, and Oeo T. Frey
was elecled chairman.
Other officers elected were, vlce
ehalrmsn, J. C. Thompson: secretary.
Mrs Frederick H. Johnson: treasurer.
TV K Harder.
The board of directors remains the
sr.rr.e as last year.
We have s
Large and Complete Assortment
of Exclusive
Sterling Flatware
Heiress Wins Prize
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i2& wfcssiur wtxi.
8hown here It Joiephlno Ford
11-yeir-old daughter of Ediel Fore
and granddaughter of Henry Ford
after her collie, Bobtford, had wor
a prize at the Mount Desert Kennel
;lub dog show at Bar Harbor, Me
'Associated Preia Photo
Little Miss Hostess
To Fifteen in Eighth
Birthday Celebration
Little Miss Joan Cox was hostess
to a party celebratlni? her eighth
birthday anniversary at her home on
Columbus avenue Mondny afternoon,
July 30.
After an afternoon of games and
entertainment as well aa having pic
tures taken, the little group of chil
dren assembled around a colorful and
cleverly decorated table with a beau
tiful birthday cake as centerpiece. Ice
cream and punch also were served.
The decorations were carried out In
pink, green and white.
Those present were: LouLm and
Roy missel of Central Point, Jean,
Billy and Dick Flury, Conny and Jer
rle King, Maxlne and BUly McKlnney,
Norma Lee Miirlon of Central Point.
Nfarylln Nlckle, Helen Dooms, Rodger
Wolfe, Donald Barrow, Roeella
Cutchen and the hostess, little Mtss
Cox.
The hoatejis received many lovety
guts irom her little friends and all
left the party with smiling faces, re
peating what a good time they had.
Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner
Leave for Victoria
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faulkner of
Los Angeles, who have been visiting
Mr. Faulkner's uncle, R, E. McRlhose,
left the first part of the week for
Victoria, British Columbia.
Card Party M
Well Attended
St. Amio'a Altar society card party
Wednesday evening waa very well at
tended. Mrs. R. L. Lewis and her
committee was In charge. After the
usual number of games, refreshments
were served.
Prtres went to Mrs. Vera. El I mall
tor hlKh score In contract; Mrs. York,
high score In auction; and Miss Amy
Hageman, high score In five hundred.
Knterluln (luests
U Smith Krnlrit'uca
The Misses Phyllis Smith and Beth
OlUlngs were hostesses last Saturday
evening at the home of Miss 3ilth
on West Main atreet. The evening
waa spent In dancing and games,
after which delightful refreshments
were served,
Guests Included, the Misses Peggy
Hateman, Jean OlUlngs. Hetty Dynan.
Hetty lee Piinke. Helen Power, Jose
phine Power. Mildred Walker. Janette
Trill, Marian Cobb. Lola Llttrell.
Louisa Cowden. and the hostesses,
and Messrs. John OlUlngs, Andrew
Srverson, Laurel Morris. Joel Cow
den. ln Taylor. Howard Poffeu
barger. Arthur Cook, Marvin Burk,
Riley Cook. Dwlght Short. Oeorge
Cook. BUI Walker, Roes Knotta and
Olaf fleverson.
Tn VIMt At
Meeker Home
Mr. Clarence KelltviC and Mr. Paul
Cartwrtght arrived Friday night from
Alhambra. Calif., for a visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker.
They drove north by way of the
Redwood highway, and visited the
Oregon Caves enroute.
Mr. Kellogg formerly lived In Med
ford. and has visited her occasion
ally since moving south. During his
laat visit In 1030. he gave an organ
concert at the First Methcdlst
church, with his brother Harry, as
tenor soloist. At present Mr. Kellogg
la organist of the First Congregational
church of Los Angeles.
Mr. Cartwrlght. who Is making his
first visit to MediWd. is a cellolst
In the symphony orchestra.
Miss Peggy Hamill
Honored Thursday
At Luncheon Party
Miss Roxane Ruhl, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ruhl, entertained
at luncheon Thursday in honor of
her house guest. Miss Peggy Hamill,
and the Misses Marlon Weir of Cleve
land, Ohio, and Miss Elizabeth Egan
of fit. Louis, Missouri, who left Fri
day for the east after being guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter at
Veritas orchard for the past two
weeks. Covers were laid for fourteen.
Mrs. Mantz Invites
Sixteen for Dinner
Mrs. R. C. Mantz, the former Mary
Lee Roberts, entertained at dinner
Saturday evening for 10 guests at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge Roberts, on Crown HH1.
Mrs. Roberts has been vacationing
st Odell lake since Thursday and
will return to her home here Mon
day. Mrs. Harmon flnends
Rummer Months Here
Mra. O. L. Harmon, a former resi
dent, who recently returned from the
east and southern California, li
spending the remainder of the sum
mer In Medford, and has taken up
her residence at 113 South Crape
atreet. since her arrival a number of
dinners and bridge parties have been
given In her honor.
Mrs. Walter Dickey
Entertains for Niece
Mra. Walter Dickey entertained a
group of young friends Friday eve
ning In honor of her niece, Miss Mil
dred Riges, who la spending the sum
mer with her sunt.
The evening was spent In dsnclng
and playing games. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
Rer. and Mrs. Long
Return From Portland
Rer. and Mrs. E. K. Long and
daughters, Lois and Jean, returned
Wednesday" evening from Portland,
where they have attended a confer
ence and camp meeting of the Free
Methodist church.
Rev. Long has been returned for
another year to the local district and
Is now entering his fourth year as
pastor here. He will be welcomed by
many old friends and will form many
new onea with his continued serv
ice. MiilhollamU Flare
No-host ft upper Party
A no-host supper party was given
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. R. C.
Mulholland. on Berkeley way, Thurs
day evening, after rainy weather
made necessary a change In plans.
The event was to have been a swim
ming party but all agreed that it
waa more enjoyable Inside that even
ing. Bridge was enjoyed by the follow
ing guests: Dr. end Mrs. C. I. Drum
mond, Mr. and Mra. Lewis Ulrlch.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Janourh. Dr. and
Mrs. E. W. Shockley and Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Hlgglns.
Club Meets
At Haves' Home
The Wen on ah club met on Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Wllmo
Hayes. The buitneM meeting was
preceded by a covered dish luncheon.
Quest of honor for the afternoon was
Mrs. Wlllard Dooms and assisting the
hostesa were Sarah Tolle and Gladys
La wren tc.
At the close of the lodge session ,
a surprise miscellaneous shower was
given by the Pocahontas lodge, to
sister Harriet Watson, whose home
was recently lost by fire. She was the
recipient of many lovety gifts.
Refreshments were served by Miss
Rosa Young and Mrs. Hayes.
MM flmklrn
At Crater Lake
Miss Leneve Bimklns returned from
Corvallls the first of the week to
accept a pnnitlon at Crater lake for
the rest of the summer. Miss Sim
kins had been employed at the Infor
mation desk of the Memorial Union
building In Corvallls for several
months.
Enroute to . take, Miss Slmklns
spent Sunday visiting with her par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Slmklns of
this city, leaving Monday for the
psrk, where she will remain with her
position at the lodge for the rest of
the summer.
Miss Slmklns has many friends In
Medford who will be Interested In
knowing of her return from Corvallls.
Keep Cool at Murray's
Personality
Permanents
You will ndmir vary
thing about your new
wave by Murray 'i. Your
hair will retain all its
lovely liutre and be easy
to care for.
Two expert Hair Stylist
are ready to serve you,
too.
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41 S. Central rhone HI
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Mrs. Black Honors
Guest Saturday Eve
Mra. C. N. Black entertained at
dinner last night at her beautiful
river home In honor of her house
guest Mrs. Nanlne Patterson, former
resident of Medford, now of Wlllcox,
Arizona.
Miss Elliott Hostess
At Bridge Thursday
Miss Amy Elliott entertained twelve
guests of the younger set Thursday
afternoon at bridge at her home in
Corning court. The honor guest for
the affair was Miss Pauline Haas, of
Freedonla, Penn., who Is visiting here
with her grandparents, Dr. end Mrs.
W. H. Hecltman.
Prizes for high scores went to Miss
Janet Mann, first; Miss Phyllis
Phythian, travelling prize, and Miss
Virginia Llndley, consolation. Miss
Haas was presented a gift as honor
guest.
At the three tables in play were
the Misses Mann. Betty Vllm, Mar
garet Mann, Llndley, Shirley Chad
wick, Javle Thompson, Pat Thompson
Phythian, Betty Thorndyke,. Betty
Paske, the honor guest and the hostess.
Mrs. Curry and
Uuug titers Here
Mrs. John Alexander nurrv
three daughters, Margaret, Orace and
Ruth, are visitors In Medford, hav
ing arrived here last Tuesday. They
are staying until the first of next
wecjt ac me Hotel Jackson. Mrs.
Curry formerly resided in thia ritv
and Is well known by many Medford
ioik.
Mr. and Mrs. Newbury
Motor North Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Qua Newbury left
Thursday to spend several days vaca
tioning In Portland and vicinity.
They motored through Crater Lake
National park, continuing along The
Dalles highway, and will visit In the
north with friends. Don Newbury
left for Portland by train Thursday
night, and Is attending to business
matters there for several days.
Open Meeting of .
W. C. T. l Thursday
An open meeting of the W. C. T. U.
will be held at the Girls Commun
ity club, formerly the Y. W. C. A..
on North Bartlett. Thursday. Aug. 9.
anort tarns will be given by Mrs.
Minnie Bryant, Mrs. F. C. Oodlove
and Mrs. Price. Their topics will be
the work of the local union since
Us beginning more than forty years
ago.
Mrs. J. C. Woods will give a talk
on "Temperance Work of Today." and
the program will be completed with
several musical numbers. A special
Invitation Is extended to former
members.
Covered Dish Dinner
Honors Rev. Knotts
The president of the First Meth
odist Aid society was hostess at a
covered dish dinner Friday evening
at the church dining hall, honoring
kcv. and Mrs. Joseph Knotts and
family, retiring officera and newly-
elected officera.
Mrs. F. M. Corllea was chairman
for the enjoyable event. After din
ner, Mrs. Ployhart. president, favored
the group with two beautiful vocal
selections, accompanied by Mrs. Earl
wymore at the piano.
A. W. Pipes extended a cordial wel
come to Rev. Knotts and family on
their being returned to the Medford ;
church by the general conference at
Portland lost month. Mr. Pipes em
phasized that Rev. Knotts, being a
very capable leoder, has outlined a
very fine program when systemati
cally and loyally developed by vari
ous departments of the church.
Rev. Knotts responded to the splen-
did welcome in his usually kindly and
gracious manner and Mrs. Knotts and
son. Ross, Joined in expressing their
thanks and appreciation for the
splendid co-operation they have re
ceived in church activities.
Mrs. Kunzman, In behalf of the
Ladles' Aid, presented to the retiring
president a gorgeous bouquet of choice
gladioli from the Olin Arnspiger gar
dens. She extended her best wishes
to Mrs. W. W. Walker, the new presi
dent, and the evening came to a
close with singing "Blest Be the Tie."
See
Lawrence s
Window Display
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WATCHES
Including
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Miss Irva F ewell
Enjoys Few Days
Vacation in South
Miss Irva Fewell or the Mall Trib
une Is enjoying several days' vaca
tion In San Francisco, after having
visited Portland and traveling south
by airplane. Miss Fewell will remain
In the south until next Wednesday.
Leaving Medford Tuesday evening
on the Oregontan, she spent two
days In Portland and took the Unit
ed Airlines Boehlng transport ahlp
for the southern trip Thursday night,
stopping briefly at the Medford air
port on the 6fi0-mlle flight to San
Francisco.
She had not decided upon leaving
this city whether or not she would
make the return trip by air.
Mrs. Warner Patton
Leaves for Berkeley
Mrs. Warner Patton left Ftida-y
morning to make her home In Berke
ley for the winter. She was accom
panied south by her daughter. Miss
Helen. Miss Doris, also the daugh
ter of Mrs. Patton, will remain In
Medford as the guest of Miss Molly
Brown at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brown, Siskiyou
Heights, during the rest of the sum
mer and will leave, to attend Mills
college this fall.
At Lovely Luncheon
Mrs. H, E. Kem was hostess Thurs
day at " lovely bridge luncheon given
at her home on West Main. After
the luncheon was served at 1 o'clock
the guests enjoyed contract during
the afternoon.
Rev. Balrd and Family
Return From Yellowstone
Rev. W. R. Balrd and family and
Mrs. Bertha Tim merman returned
late Wednesday night from a ten
days' trip , to Yellowstone national
park. They returned by way of Salt
Lake City, where they spent two days
visiting.
Miss Hayes Leaves
for San Francisco
Mrs. Vella Hayes, manager of Med
ford'a Cinderella Shop, left here Sat
urday for San Francisco, where she
will attend special style events sched
uled for "market week."
Fall and winter apparel for the
Cinderella Shop will be selected by
Mrs. Hayes before she returns from
the southern state.
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Mrs. Kelly
i To Indianapolis
j Mrs. E. E. Kelly will leave this week
i by train for Indianapolis, Indiana via
! Billings, Montana, where in both
places she will visit relatives ond
friends. She will bo met In Indiana
by her son, E. C. Kelly of Washington
j D. C, and his wife Mary Oreiner
, Kelly, and after a few days visit they
will all motor to Washington, where
I Mrs. E. E. Kelly will probably remain
; several weeks.
Picnic Luncheon
At Hoey Summer Home
Friday afternoon Mra. James Hoey
entertained with a delightful picnic
luncheon at her summer home on
the Rogue. Swimming ond contract
bridge were the diversions during
the afternoon.
Ouests present were: Mrs. P. E.
Hicks, Mrs. E. H. Thomas. Mrs. Rich
ard Kay. Mrs. W. D. Cool and chil
dren, Martha and Billy; Mrs. H. E.
Kem, Mrs. A. R. Schmidll and son,
Ronnie: Mrs. Stanley Jones and son,
Kenneth: Mrs. S. E. Brill and chil
dren, Mary Anne and Alice.
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There is no cost in entering your child or more than one if in the age limit
, . . Each entrant has an equal chance to win one of the lovely merchandise
prizes offered by the following merchants . . .
Hubbard Implement Company
Al Piche Sporting Goods Store
Fluhrer's Bakery
Medford Furniture it Hardware Co.
Rialto Theatre
Cupp's Furniture Store
Medford Pharmacy
Brophy's, Jewelers
Bowman's Beauty Sboppe
Mrs. Kiddell's Needle Arts Shoppe
Snyder's Dairy
Kennell Ellis Studio
As this event has grown each year in size and popularity, do not delay in
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Kennell Ellis Studio
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS
32 No. Central
Phone 329
Kenlys Entertain
At Summer Home
Farwell and Corning Kenly enter
tained at the Kenly river lodge last
Thursday night with a picnic supper
In honor of Miss Peggy Hamill of New
York, Miss Marion Weir of Cleveland,
Ohio and Miss Elizabeth Egan of St.
Louis, Missouri, debutante visitors
from the east. The new card game
Pokino, a combination of poker and
keno, was enjoyed by the assembled
guests until a late hour.
Missionary Hears
Interesting Talks
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Missionary society of
the Christian church was held Wed
nesday afternoon In the church par
lors with Mrs. F. J. W II mot. president,
in charge of the business period.
"And He Sent Them Forth,' was
the topic of the devotional service led
by Mrs. Archer. The presentation
period waa in charge of Mra. Ruth
Wood and the topic waa "The Native
Church Carries On." Mrs. A. D. Curry,
in charge of the study period, gave
an interesting survey of the homes
for the care of the aged, and Mrs.
Arnold Bohnert entertained with a
aolo.
Mrs. Ireland, who spent many years
aa missionary In Porto Rica, gave a
very interesting and Instructive talk
on conditions on the Island.
"In the Harvest Fields of Tibet"
was the subject of a paper presented
by Mrs. J. T. Davis.
Dainty refreshments were served
the twenty-nine members and three
visitors present,
Nebraska Pknlc"
Event of Thursday
The second annual Nebraska club
picnic will be held next Thursday in
the Ashland Llthla park. All club
members and those who were bora
or have lived in Nebraska are In
vited. Mrs. Harmon
Hostess At Dinner
Mrs. O. L. Harmon entertained at
dinner Friday evening, with Mrs.
Maude Currie and daughters of Can
ton, N. Y., and Mra. Frank Roberts
of thla city as her guests. The Cur
rle's arrived Tuesday by motor for a
brief visit. They are former valley
residents.
Foreign Missionary"'""
Meeting Is Tuesday
Tuesday afternoon the women's
Foreign Missionary society will meet
at the First Methodist church, as host
to the Home Missionary society. Mrs.
E. C. Koppen will be hostess. As
Tuesday Is opening date for mite
boxes, all members sre requested to
bring boxes to the meeting.
Ruudewyns Visiting
Here With Relatives
G. L. Boudewyn and daughter, Miss
Mabel DeOroba Boudewyn, and Mr.
Boudewyn's brother, A. T and son,
Lester, all of Spokane, are guests
here of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. C. Boudewyn, and Mrs . E. R.
Sleight. Mrs. Sleight la a sister of
the Messrs. Boudewyn.
The visit has been In the form of
a reunion, as Mrs. Sleight has not
seen her guests tor the past eleven
years. The visitors have been here
for a week and plan to return to
their home In Spokane Monday.
It Is the Boudewyns' first visit to
Rogue River valley. After trips to
Crater Lake and other scenic points,
they said they would like to remain
for a longer vacation In southern
Oregon.
Announcing
the
The Kennell Ellis Studio, 4th Annual
"MOST ATTRACTIVE
CHILD CONTEST"
The contest, judged photographically, is open to all
boys and girls and twins from five months to five
years of age ...
Mrs..Alenderfer and
Mrs. Jerome Return
From Extensive Trip
Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer and Mrs. E. C.
Jerome returned this morning Jrom
six weeks' trip to the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Alenderfer and Mr.
and Mra. Jerome left June 14 on the
Bhrinere' special train to attend the
national ehrlnera' convention in
Minnesota, spending a dsy In Yellow
stone park on route.
The party visited the Century of
Progress exposition in Chicago before
returning to Spokane by way of the
Canadian Pacific, with a stop of a
day and night at Lake Louise.
Mr. Alenderfer and Mr. Jerome re
turned to Medford from Seattle the
latter part of June, leaving their
wives for a two weeks' visit at the
L. F. Cragln summer home on Hood's
canal near Seattle. Mrs. Alenderfer
and Mrs. Jerome also spent a week
at Everett, Wash.
On Saturday, July 38, they went to
Portland, and after visiting at the
home of K. A. Metschan. left for
home last Friday evening.
Upon arriving here, they" found Mr.
Alenderfer had prepared a breakfast
for them at the Alenderfer home.
Guesta for the enjoyable affair were
Mr. and Mra. A. B. Cunningham, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Trowbridge, and Mr.
and Mra. Jerome.
The Jeromea and Alenderfers re
port a wondeful tip.
"The World's Fair la marvelouV
Mrs, Alenderfer said, "and we had
pleasant weather, having missed the
heat all around."
Western Write'
Meeting August 11
Southern Oregon League of West
ern Writers will meet Saturday, Aug.
11 at the Holland hotel at a p. m.
Regular Meeting
Of Post Tomorrow
A regular meeting of the auxll-'
tary to Crater Lake Post No. 1833, j
Daughters of Foreign Wars, will be
held In the armory tomorrow even-
lng at a o'clock. All members are
urged to attend as are all visiting
ladles.
Mrs. Soger Dew
Leaves For Home
Mrs. Roger Dew, formerly Miss
Enid Dressier of Medford, and small
son returned to Klamath Falla with j
Mr. Dew last Thursday evening. Mrs. j
Dew has been visiting her parents, i
Mr. and. Mra. F. H. Dreaaler, of 1107
East Main atreet, for the past two i
weeks. I
Loyalty Club
Meets Wednesday !
Loyalty club of Eagles lodge will i
meet Wednesday evening, Aug. 8, at '
tha Oaks dance pavilion on the Jack- I
son villa highway. Just west of Med-
ford's city limits. Each member is ;
requested to bring a covered dish and :
her own service, and the supper will 1
be served at 7 p. m. All club mem- I
bers and families are Invited. Mrs. !
Bessie Powell, Miss Lula Thurston '
and Miss Ursula Chlldreth will be In
charge.
Hand-Knit Garments
(Made to measure)
Fall yarn samples ready.
Local Bernat Yarn agent
MISS VENITA DALEY
313 N. Grape St.
Mrs. Collins Honors
Sisters at Luncheon
Mrs. J. C. Collins entertained on
Thursday with a bridge luncheon for
Mr. Collins" sisters. Margaret and
Miriam Collins, with several tables la
play. The Misses Collins have Just
returned from a two years' trip n
Europe and the Orient.
Willed Studios
Close for Vacation i
Rosa Blackmore Wtltett la spend
ing her vacation at Crescent City,
making her headquarters at the
Hotel Lauff. She exects to return to .
Medford on Aug. 18, and will resume
her teaching here and at her studios '
In Grants Pass. Some brilliant pro
grams are being planned for early
fall recitals of Miss Wltlett's students
who have appeared here In many de
lightful events of the past season.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wanna
ford of Eagle Point, a seven pound
girl, August 3. 1D34, at Purucker'a
Maternity home.
Idaho Educator Honored
COLUMBIA. Mo., Aug. 4. (AP)
Dr. William E. Masterson, dean of
the college of law at the University
of Idaho at Moscow and research
fellow at Harvard university the last
year, has accepted appointment aa
dean of the school of law at tha
University of Missouri, It was an-.
nounced today.
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