HEDFOTID JfATL TRTBUXE. JfEDFOlir ORECON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12. 1931.
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Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
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Edited by
Irva K. Fewell
Buffet Supper At
Hillcrest Orchard
For Seattle Folk
Refreshing lummtr tsjs, nsltbsrj
too warm nor too cool, ara making :
up a pleasant season, and society,
folk hive found It delightful (or their
msnjr Informal affairs.
Of Interest among events of the
put week was the buffet supper at
which Mrs. Reginald H. Parsons of
Medford and Seattle was hostess. The
supper wss la compliment to Mr.
and Mrs. Oeorge H. Parsons of Seattle
prior to their returning Friday to
the northern city after a few weeks
stay st Hillcrest orchard.
On Monday, Mrs. Ralph O. Bard
well and daughter, Miss Betty, enter
tained at a bridge luncheon, five
tsbles being In plsy during the after.
noon.
Miss Mary BcboU of Los Angeles,
who Is the bouse guest here of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Reames, Is enjoying
the festivities of tlx younger set,
and Friday spent a pleasant day at
the Oregon Caves,
Mrs. r. Corning Kenly, spending a
few days In San Francisco, Is expect
ed to return here on xnursany.
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Miss Janet Gould
Of Ashland Weds
Wilbur Childreth
Of Interest locally, is the report
of the wedding here Isst week of a
young couple who will mike their
horns In this city. The Ashlsnd Dslly
Tldlnu ststes:
"A quiet wedding took place at
11:30 Tuesday morning at the Meth-
odlst church In Medford. when Miss
Janet Gould Decerns the bride of
Mr. Wilbur Childreth, the Rev. Jos-
eph Knotts. psstor of the church
reedinr the beautiful service. .
"The vows were spoken in the
nresence of a small group of friends
Miss Doris Osas sttended the bride
snd Mr. Emmett Cooksey wss tne
beet man.
'The bride was charming In a pretty
navy blue silk frock, with whits hat
and matching accessories.
"Mrs. Childreth Is the dsughter of
Mr. snd Mrs. Wit. Oould of 4
Mountain avenue, Ashland, and has
grown to young womsnhood In Ash
lsnd. She Is a graduate of Ashlsnd
high school and of the Southern Ore
gon Normal achool, class of '8S. Shi
is especlslly gifted In music, and wss
known as the 'Song Queen' of that
elsss.
"The bridegroom Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Childreth of near
Prospect and Is the manager of Camp
Wlthua Auto Camp In Medford.
"Mr. and Mrs. Childreth will make
their horns In Medford for the pres
ent.
"Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oould were
hosts at an attractive dinner Wed
nesday evening, with covers laid for
eleven, entertaining Mr. ana Mrs.
Childreth, and the Mlases Maurece
Robenon, Laverne Robsrsor. and Ear!
Llnlnger, close friends of the ,-ing
couple."
SOCIETY GOES TO THE BEACH
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,,h the mercury almost knocklna the top out of thermometers,
eastern society folk flocked to the beeches hunting cooling breezes.
Mary L. Peck (left) and Mrs. Arthur T. Willlsms, New York socialites,
art shown taking a stroll at the Atlsntle Besch club on Long Island.
fAssoclsted Presa Photoi
Mrs. Melln floes
Tn Kan Francisco
Mrs. Howard A. Mslln left yester
day for San Francisco, when she will
visit bar fsther and friends.
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Mrs. Judy To Entertain
ladles' Auxiliary Tueadav
Mrs. J. B. Judy of 410 South New
town street will be hoateas on Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock to mem
.hers of the Ladles' auxiliary of the
First Bsptlst church. An Interesting
business and mlsalonary program Is
to be glvsn, and all members and
others Interested sre Invited to at
tend. Mlases Klrtley "
Return From gonth
Misses Josephine and Jacquolse
Klrtley returned Friday morning on
ths Shssta from a two months' trip
to Los Angeles and Long Beach,
where they have been visiting friends.
They report a wonderful vscatlon,
snd spent much of the time at the
beach, also visiting at Santa Monica.
Mill Randies Honors
Mlfts Irene Mclaughlin
Miss Evelyn Rsndles enterisinsd at
luncheon at her home on South Holly
Friday for Miss Irene McLsughlln of
Klsmsth Fslls, who la the house
guest of Mlae Audrey Dobaon. Those
present were the honoree. Miss Dob
son, Mrs. Lorrslns Larson and the
hostess.
Mrs. Getchell and
Daughter Gloria In
New England Area
Mrs. Delroy aetchell and daughter
Miss Olorla are enjoying their trip
through the middle west snd eastern
statea. according to word received
here by Mr. aetchell. The two are
now en route by motor to New York
city from Chicago, where they at
tended A i.eniury or Progress expo
sition,
Mrs. Oetchell and Mlsa Olorla went
east by train from Seattle to Minne
apolis, and from there motored to
Saint Cloud, Minn., and other points
or interest.
They will spend some time In
Providence, Rhode lalsnd snd Boston
bsfore rsturnlng to Medford, by
motor.
Vacationing
At Brookings
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. stewsrt and
Jsmes H. Owen sre snendlns the
week-end at Brookings, Ore.
Robert Mason durst
At Home of Don Moore
Robert Mason of San Frsnclseo, who
tormeriy resided In this city, Is the
Miss Evelyn Ringer
Weds James Clark
At four o'clock on Frldsy after
noon, Miss Evelyn A. Ringer was wed
to James Allen Clark at the First
Preabyterlnn church, with Reverend
William J. Howoll officiating. Attend
ing the ceremony were a few relatives
and close friends.
The bride, who wss unattended,
woro pale pink organdie with acces
sories of white. Her bouquet wan of
pink and whlto rosebuds.
Following the coremony, a recep.
tlon was held at the home of the
bride's parents. Included smong the
cut-of-town guests were Mrs. Marvin
Ragadalo of Hilt, Calif., and Mrs
John Atine and C. E. LeMolne of
Rogue River.
The wedding was on the fiftieth
wedding snnlverssry of the bride's
maternal grandparents, Mr. snd Mrs.
J. J. Brubaker of Pomona, Calif.
Mr. Clark Is with the state fire
patrol offices here, nnd following s
short wedding trip south, they will
make their home at 327 Marie street.
The bride, a graduate of Rogue
River high school, la the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Ringer
of 432 South Rlveralde avenue, and
Dinner at Hotel On
Monday Will Honor
Gen. & Mrs. Martin
Oeneral and Mrs. Charlea H. Mar
tin of Portland, who will be visitors
In Medford ths first of the week,
will be honor guests at a dinner to
morrow evening at 7 o'clock In the
dining room of the Hotel Medford.
Admirers of Oeneral Martin, who
la a caudldate for Oregon's governor,
are requested to attend the gather
ing, which Is non-partisan. Con
gressman Martin Is to speak on the
activities of the lsst session of con
gress, and what benefits this section
of the state derived.
All persons Interested In meeting
Oeneral M&rtln. regardless of psrty
sfflllatlons, are Invited to attend.
Anniversary Party
For the Maentzes
On Friday Evening
In celebration of the first anniver
sary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Maentz, a group of friends
gave a surprise dinner party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge M. Rob
erts on Crown Hill, Frlduy evening.
Twenty-two young people were pres
ent for the evening.
Miss RuthLuy Is
Home From South
Miss Ruth Marie Luy, local danc
ing Instructor, returned to Medford
Friday from San Francisco and Los
Angeles, where she has been spend
ing the summer. For six weeks Miss
Luy attended the Fanchon Marco
school of dancing, where she received
her normal school certificate.
She spent two weeks In San Fran
cisco visiting friends before returning
to Medford. where she plans to re
open her studios In the near future.
Spend Week-End
At Iltnmnnd Luke
Included among local people mo
toring to Diamond Lake last evening
to spend the week-end. are Mr. and
Mrs. Arnel Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Moore
Hamilton, Mrs. Kathcrlno Huntress.
and Miss Margaret Hensley. Mrs.
Hsmllton and Mrs. Huntress will re
main at the lake until Tuesday eve
nlng with Mrs. Claude Thompson.
house guest of Don Moore at his I Mr. Clark Is the son of Mrs. Qrace
nome on South Holly, having arrived ! E. Clark of Albany. New York.
inursaay nignt.
Mrs. Ames, Daughters
Vacation In South
tra. Lena Amoes and daughters,
misses sjiesnor, constsneo and Lu.
ciile left Saturday by motor for Cali
fornia point on a two weeks' vaca
tion. Miss llaker Oueilt
From Birmingham
Miss Mary Belle Baker of Birming
ham, Ale, arrived In Medford the
past week to visit Mrs. Ethelwyn B
Hoffmsnn and her mother, Mrs. W. I.
Brown. Miss Baker will return to the
south with Miss Mary Catherine
Brown, sister of Mrs. Hoffmann, who
haa' been spending the iiimmir In
Medford.
Knjoy Hollrlny
On Rogue River
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hon snd Mr.
snd Mr, n, L. Ray sre (.pending the
week-end at the C. C. Furnas cabin
on Rogue river.
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entertained Friday
For Group of Friends
Clarence Eads and Mr. snd Mrs.
Louis nichnrdson entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Tod Merrywcather, Miss Dorothy
Euds and Tom Olnn Frldsy evening
st their home, 5J2 South Oakdale
avenue.
Mr. and Mis. Merryweather and
daughter, who havo been visiting with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. oeorac
Eads, are leaving Monday for tholr
home In Ventura. Calif.
Mrs. Hoblis to Leave
For South Next Week
Mrs. Helen Hobbs of Los Angeles,
who has been visiting In Medford for
tne past month with Mr. and Mrs.
W. 8. Crank of 25 Portland avenue,
will leave the middle of next week
for her home. Mrs. Hobbs has many
friends In Medford, with whom she Is
renowlng acquaintances during her
visit, which Is her first In 13 years.
She recently returned from a two
weeks' trip Into Canada.
Cleo Clecg llrlcle
Of Wnvue Illngiiiiin
Miss Cleo Clcgg, daughter of Mr.
snd Mrs. T. 8. Clegg of 33 South
Orange, became the bride of Wayne
Blngman of 110 Washington streot
In an Imprcsslvo ceremony Friday
night at the home of tho groom. The
service was conducted by Rov. Fred
m. woainenord of the Naznrene
church.
The former Miss Clegg and Mr.
Blngman are both well known In
Medford. and win make their resi
dence here, where Mr. Blngman la
employed.
Twenty From Here
Picnic at Ashland
Swimming, followed by a picnic
dinner In the Llthta park, waa en
Joyed last evening by a group from
Medford. Twenty people from here
composed the no-host party.
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Invitations Are Out
To Hundred Guests,
Reception for Orrs ,
A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Orr Is being given this afternoon
from three to five o'clock at the
home of Mr. Orr's psrents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Orr on Crown road. One
hundred guests hsve been Invited to
c&U and meet the young couple
whose wedding waa a recent event
In Portland.
Mrs. Orr, the former Marjorle
Brassfleld of oPrtlsnd Is being greet
ed by local groups since her arrival
in Medford.
The rooms where the reception Is
vo oe neia win De decorated In gladi
oli. -
Mrs. Wood Reports
Church Conference
The August business meeting of
.uv women s Mission&ry society of
the M. E. church. South, was held
ai tne church Tuesday afternoon
in addition to the regular routine
ousiness, Miss Mary Lou Igo gave a
beautiful missionary reading which
was followed by a duet by Mrs. Bills
and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. N. D. Wood also
gave her report of the annual con
ference held In Milton. Ore. It waa
a most Inspiring gathering, causing
the delegstes to go back to their
work with Increased earnestness
carry on In their line of the Lord's
work.
Mrs. Wood brought the honor roll
badge to the Medford auxiliary,
which they had gained by their years
work, one was re-elected district
secretary for thla district.
Plans for a covered dlsb supper at
the church were discussed and the
date was set for August 17.
Helen N orris' Play,
Stage Presentation
Hollywood Theater
Sponsored by the Little Thestre
Movement, a three-act comedy for
stage, written by Helen N orris was
presented by Hollywood professionals
at the Hollywood Studios theatre
three evenings lsst week.
The director waa Harry Stafford.
Belasco'a manager for the stsge and
screen success, "Let Us Be Oay."
The comedy was Miss Norrlss first
attempt In thla field of writing and
received high praise from Hollywood
critics.
Wesley League to
Meet This Evening
The Wesley- League of the First
Methodist church win meet this eve
ning at 8:30 o'clock Instead of 7,
and the topic, "Your church and
Mine," will be continued, mi.. r..
ell Corn, leader last week, win be
In charge of the discussion which
waa not completed at last week's
gathering.
As this will be the Isst me.,l
to be attended by Miss Josephine ' Bolm at present director of the Son
Backward Bridge Is
Enjoyed By Misses
Backward bridge, with the refresh
ments being served first, high score
prize being awarded for the lowest
tally, and other such complications.
formed the interesting diversion at a
party Friday afternoon, given by Miss
Mary Kem at her home, 1133 West
Main street.
Sixteen guests were Invited for the
afternoon, with high score prize go.
ing to Miss Mildred Drury and low
to miss Doris Ellenburg,
Mrs. Benson Returns""
From California Cities
Eve Benson, local dancing Instruc
tor, has returned from visiting Cal
Ifcrnla cities, In the Interests of the
art of dsnclng. Some exceptionally
good material has been secured for
the coming season, she stated, not
only from the south but from Chi
cago and New York, Including clever
tap routines, character, ballet and
advanced acrobatics.
Mrs. Benson also enjoyed several
lengthy visits with well known pro
fesslonal dancers and teachers Includ
ing the nationally known Adolph
Next Club Meeting
At Home Mrs. Pease
The Past Noble Grands club met
on Thursday evening with a plcnio
party at the Jackson Hot Bprlngs, 3J
being present. The next meeting, on
September 13, Is scheduled at the
Home of Mrs. E. W. Pease, 17 South
Newtown street.
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M!s Richmond Leaves
For Home In Corjullle
Miss Barbara Richmond returned
Saturday to her home In Coqullle,
ure naving been visiting here for
the past 10 days with Mrs. Hugh Car
ter snd other friends In Medford and
Ashland. Miss Richmond came to
Medford to attend the wedding here
on Aug. 3 of Miss Frances Crsmer
ana Hugh Carter.
Pools Here From
Kiigene for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pool and son
Curtis of Eugene are guests here of
Dr. and Mrs. Jud Rlckert, having ar
rived in Meaiord on Thursday.
Mr. Pool is grandmaster of the Odd
Fellows lodge, and Is making his of-
flclal visits to the various chanters
wnne nere. on Thursday evening he
went to Ashland, Friday to Grants
Pass, last evening to Jacksonville,
and Monday will go to Gold Hill. He
plans to visit the Kerby lodge on
Tuesday.
Power, she will lead the candlelight
service, using aa her theme, the two
beautiful Holman Hunt stained glass
-..mows in tne auditorium, "Behold.
I Stand at the Door and Knock" and
v.omc unto axe.
mere were several new members
issi. week, and It Is hoped there will
be more this evening.
All young people of college age are
cojjctiuuy invited,
Aliens Return
To Seattle Home
The Rev. Harry R. Allen and fam
ily of Seattle, left Thursday for their
uome alter a two weeks' vacation
spent as the house guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Geo. P. Kabele. Mrs. Alien s
parents.
Mistletoe Club
Meet Well Attended
The Mistletoe club of the Royal
Neighbors met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Nora Jones. S12
Pennsylvania avenue. A socisl after
noon was enjoyed Including -rd
playing and games, after which re-
iresnmenrs were served. A rood t.
tendance Included twenty-five mem
bers and five visitors. The next meet
ing will be a covered dlsn luncheon
the evening of August 22nd. at the
home of Maria Gantenblcn'i on
Eleventh street. -
Francisco opera ballet.
Eve Benson will reopen her studio
the first of September.
Engagement Told,
Wedding Date Set
For Miss Shirley
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shirley of thla
city, have announced the engagement
of their daughter Miss Lucille, to
Donald Oreaves, also of Medford. Sat
urday. August 18 has been set aa
the date of the wedding. Mr. Greaves
la the son of Mr. and Mrs. J, C,
Oreaves.
In honor of the bride-to-be. Miss
Doris Rose and Miss Alice Mae Shir
ley were hostesses at a kitchen show
er, to which they Invited thirty
guests on Wednesday evening.
llllllers Guest
Of Miss Until
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilller of San
Francisco are In Medford visiting Mrs,
Hllller's slstr. Miss Olive Lantls. They
plan to remain here for about two
weeks and will visit nearby lakes.
Mrs. o. V. Myers'
Mother Is Visitor
Mrs. C. A. Tipson of Seattle la
guest in Medford of her daughter,
Mrs. O. V. Myers, and plans to re
main here for some time.
Mrs. Myers' granddaughter, Juno
Riwworth of Klamath Falls, Is also
spending several daya here.
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