MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKl OREGON. SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1934.
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Hamills to Leave
Monday Following
Vacation in Valley
, Mcdford has figured In large type
among vacation plana for manjr thla
season, and after pleaaant holiday!
in the valley, a number ol guests
are departing for their homea. Othere,
who have apent the greater portion
of the lummer at their homea here.
wlU go on vacation trlpa of a few
weelca.
Mra. Philip W. Hamlll, daughter
Mlaa Peggy of New York, and eon
John, of San Prnnclaco, will leave
Monday for San Francisco. Mra.
Hamlll and Mlaa Peggy have been
apendlng the aummer here, their
former home, and have been the ln
aplratlon for many luncheona and
partlea. Thla paat week Mra. Earl
Tumy entertained for Mra. Hamlll
and Mra. Stewart Patterson of New
York at a buffet luncheon.
Mr. and Mra. P. Dellmont Tootell
of Cranston, Rhode Xaland, and their
two amall children Geoffrey and
Natalie, left Saturday on the Shaata
for Seattle, having apent the aum
mer In Medford at Hlllcreat orchard.
Mra. Tootell la the daughter of Mr.
and Mra, Reginald H. Paraona of
Mcdford and Seattle. The Tootella
will vlalt In Seattle for a time oo-
fore continuing to their New Eng
land home.
THE ASTORS AT NEWPORT
Interesting visitors from the Boy
district, who were over night guesta
In Medford. were General and Mra,
Malln Cralg, who reside at Port
Mason. They arrived here by motor
and continued their trip north Saturday.
Mra. Alex Sparrow and danghtera
Mlsa nances and Mlsa Harriet, are
leavlna- tomorrow for Yellowatone
national park, where they plan to
vacation for a month.
Many frlenda here of Mr. and Mra.
B. p. Guthrie of London, England,
former resident of the Jacksonville
section, will be pleased to know that
their son Snndy Guthrie, also of Lon
don, la a guest here at the O. B.
Newhall ranch on the Old Stage
roed.
Joseph Hugglns of San Pranclaeo.
waa a gueat Friday night of the T.
Corning Kenlye.
Dinner for Twelve
Honors Miss Mills
Also Mr. Pollard
Mra. E. J. White of the Crystal
Springs orchard, entertained twelve
young people at dinner Friday eve
ning. The affair waa planned to hon
or her niece. Mlsa Marjorle Mllla, who
is leaving for her school on the coast
soon, and Wlnaton Pollard, of Los
Angeles, who hae been a gueat at the
White home for the paat few weelu.
Mia. Whlte'a daughter, Mlas Edna Mae,
also celebrated her birthday Friday.
The deooratlona were carried out In
a combination of pink and green,
with a large birthday cake forming
the centerpiece at the table.
Oueat were Lola Klmbell, Louise
Carmcne, Pauline Stleve. Marjorle
Mllla. Harriet White, Wlnaton Pollard,
Nlcholaa DeWltt, Joe Hartley, John
Mills, Tim White and Edwin White.
Elks Plan Dance
At Picnic Grounds
Saturday evening, Auguat as, the
Elks will have a dance at the picnic
grounds on Rogue river, announce
ment made Saturday states. Special
derorntlons, with Japanese lanterns
will be arranged for the affair, and
music Is to be furnished by a al
plece orchestra.
Dancing will begin about :30
o'clock, and at 11 o'clock, coffee and
sandwlchea will be aerved. Robert
Strang la chairman of the commit
tee, and la being assisted by Stanley
Sherwood and Eric Westergren,
Douglas VVoorl
Mpillonl Visitor
Douglns Wood of Bend, fraternity
brother of Harold OeBnuer and Ne
ville niden at the University of Ore
ion, la visiting In Medford. He plana
to remain here for about two weeks.!
The young men are affiliated with
Slpman Alpha EpMlon.
Nt'tlis Complete
Stay In Meilfnrd
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Noth of Salem,
and Mrs. Wills of Cottage Grove,
spent the pat week In Medford VIS
Ulng Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hnnhy. Fol
lowing a plcnle In the Ashland park
Tnurwdny evenllw. they left for West
wood. Calif , where they will vlalt
relatives. The Noihs formerly made
their home In Medford.
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Honored at Shower
At McElhose Home
A surprint linen shower for Mlu
Louisa Brommer, whose wedding to
Arthur Small of Portland will be an
event of September 13, waa given on
Friday evening by Mlsa Beulah Gore
and Mra. R. E. McElhose, at the let
ter's home, 829 Minnesota.
Miss Laura Drury was given the
high score prize, and Mlsa Emily
Brown, prize for low score.
Those present were Mlsa Louise
Brommer, Mtss Peggy Miller, Mlsa
Justine Miller, Miss Doreen Leverette,
Miss EllKaboth Gore, Mlsa Dor 1b
Bundy, Miss Jean Woodford, Mrs.
Delos Cox, Mrs. Gordon Warner, Miss
Brown, Mlsa Vr Dean Harvey, Miss
Laura Drury, Miss Barbara Drury,
Miss Florence Severance, Mlsa Fred
ericks Brommer, Mlsa Dorothy Oore,
Mlas Mary Louise McElhose, Mlas
Gernldlne Lath am, Mrs. Everett Fa
ber, Mrs. McElhose and Mlsa Beulah
Gore.
Nebraska Picnic
It This Afternoon
Former residents of Nebraska who
are now residing In this section, will
conduct their second annual picnic
In LI thla park at Ashland thla aft
ernoon at 1:30 o clock.
Wenonnh Tltih llas
Oiiests nt Meet
On Thursday afternoon Leila Mor
row was hostess to the WenonaJi
club card party with four tables
of bridge in play. High score for the
afternoon was won by Mable Quack
enbUAh. Guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Woodson Smith and Mrs.
Knox. Refreshments were served by
Esther Dooms and Norma Martin.
Pocahontas LortJJe'
To Honor Ir. Fellowi
At the close of the business meet
ing of Pocahontas lodge on Friday
night, a social evening of "bunko"
was enjoyed, with high scores go
ing to Blanche Rlnabarger and
Frank Rush. Low scores were receiv
ed by Esther Dooms and Ed Shockel.
Refreshment were served by Frank
Msrtln and Oils Hubbard.
Next Snturclny evening, August 35,
social meeting will be held at the
Redmen hall In honor of Dr. Duane
A. Fellows, Great Chief of Rcords
of Oregon, who Is stopping here on
his return from the Great Council
meeting of California. All Redmen
and Pocahontas members are urged
to attend.
Miss Haas Leaving
For North Monday
Miss Pauline Haas of Fredonla,
Pa., who has been spending the sum
mer here as the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. W. H. Heckman, Is leaving Mon
day on the Shasta for Portland,
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
O. P. Swlgert, Jr. Miss Haas Is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Heckman.
Miss Haas will accompany Mrs. Swl
gert and her sister Miss Annette
Heckman. of Hllo, Hawaii, to Van
couver, B. C, where they will remain
for several days before Miss Heckman
satis on the Empress of Japan for
the Islands.
The two will then return to Port
land and Miss Haas will continue
from there to her home !n Fredonla.
She will resume her studies thin fall
at Grove City college at Grove City,
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OrlgsbT Have
(nests From Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Elder of Belolt.
Kan., their niece and nephew. Miss
Bernice and Max Dean of Glen Elder,
Kan., were guests here the past week
of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Grlgsby.
The latter being the niece of the
Elders, and a cousin of the Deans.
The party visited Crater Lake as
the guests of the Grlg.sbys here, and
Friday morning continued to Staton.
Ore., to visit Mrs. Qrlgsby's parents.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. Yantlss. Miss Dean
nnd Max will return here in about
week.
Mah Jong, Bridge
Enjoyed By Group
A table of mas Jong and a table of
bridge were in play Saturday after
noon, following the luncheon given
by Miss Anne Livingston, compliment
ing her house guest, Mrs. A. C. Dick
inson of San Diego.
Guests were Mrs. Alice Holloway,
Mtsa Margaret Hubbard, Mrs. Porter J.
Neff. Mrs. H. D. McCaskey, Mrs. Alex
Sparrow, Mrs. F. Corning Kenly and
Mrs. Dickinson.
Miss Thorndike Is
Hostess at Bridge
Wednesday, Friday
Miss Elmlra Blake, former resident
of this city but who, for the past
two years has been making her home
In Roeeburg, arrived on the Shaata
Wednesday morning, to be the house
guest of Miss Frances Porter, at her
country home at the Holloway
orchards.
Miss Betty Ann liiorndtke enter
tained members of the local younger
set at a bridge party Wednesday aft
ernoon. Those present were: Misses
Margaret Mary and Janet Mann,
Jarvle and Pat Thompson, and house
guest, their cousin Sybil Drake, vis
iting them from Norfolk, Va., Betty
Lee Paske, Marlon Cobb, Janette
Field, Frances Porter and house gueat
Elmlra Blake, of Roseburg, Lois
Frazee, and the hostess. Miss Mar
garet Mann held high score for the
afternoon.
"Mts Thorndike also entertained
Friday afternoon at a dessert bridge,
Inviting sixteen of the local high
school set.
Earthquake bridge waa played,
forcing guests to play under many
handicaps.
High score went to Miss Sybil
Drake and consolation prize was won
by Miss Pat Thompson. Those enjoy
ing the pleasant event were the
Misses Mary Kem, Constance Moore,
Mildred Drury, Margaret and Janet
Mann, Jarvle and Pat Thompson,
Drnke, Lois Frazee. Elmlra Blake,
Betty Lee Paske, Marlon Cobb, Patsy
Smith, Frances Porter, "Bonny" Ham
mock and the hostess.
Mrs. Samuels Guest
Leaves for Portland
Mrs. Mary Jane Roberts of Portland
left today by train for her home, af
ter having been here for the past two
weeks as the bouse guest of Mre. Gus
Samuels. Mrs. Roberts was honored at
many event durlpg her visit in Med
ford, having been entertained at the
homes of Mra. Fred Wahl, Mrs. Charles
Strange, Mrs. E. D. Elwood and Mrs.
Jack Gill.
Mrs. Cnve Honored
At (Surprise Shower
Miss Edna Hllderbrand and Mrs.
Louis Thompson were Joint hostesses
at a surprise miscellaneous shower
given In honor of Mrs. Wlltsrd Cave,
at her home, 410 South King street, :
Friday evening. Refreshments were ,
served during the evening. j
Invited guests Included Mesdames
Joe Cave. Adrian Hulbert, Arthur Hess,
Bud Aldredge, Bob Walden, Leonard
McGarvey. Joe McKnlght, and the
Mtsees Marian Mellln, Fay Ackley,
Oeorglanna Hussong, Lou Mad rill, the
two hostesses. Miss Hllderbrand and
Mrs. Thompson, and the honored
gviest, Mrs. Cave.
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House Party Brings
Guests to Tuckers
From the Bay Area
By train, plane and motor, San
Pranclaeo society folk arrlvtd here to
Journejr to Nlon Tucker's river place,
Rogue' Roost, Saturday for a house
party, the gueau of Mr. and Mra.
Tucker.
Mrs. Tucker has been at the sum
mer home for several weeks, with Mr.
Tucker apendlng several daya at ft
time here, traveling back and forth
from San Francisco and Hillsborough.
Arriving on the Shaata were Mr.
and Mrs. Joeeph O. Tobln of Bur
Ungame, and Mra. George T. Cameron,
Mrs. Robert Hayee Smith, Mrs. Rose
Ambler Curran end Mr, Tucker. Rob
ert Booth Burroughs and Jean de
Saint Cyr of San Mateo motored here
from the south, and In the afternoon
Harry Scott of Burllngame arrived
from San Francisco by plane.
On Tuesday, there will be a birth
day party at the lodge honoring Mrs.
Csmeron and Mr. Tucker.
Following a weelrat the Tucker's.
Messrs. Burroughs and de Saint Cyr
will Join Mr. and Mrs. John Oallols
at their aummer home on the Meto
llua river forty miles from Bend. They
plan to remain there for a few daya.
Job's Daughters to
Gather in Portland
Several members of Job's Daugh
ters from Medford, win leave today
and tomorrow for Portland, where
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
they will attend the aupreme ees-
slon of the order. Delegatea from
points throughout the United States
will attend.
From Medford will be Mlsa Arvllla
Burns, and Mrs. O. Q. D'Alblnl, mem.
bers of the council: Mlas Everetta
Olllesple, queen; Miss Lois Nichols,
Junior princess: Miss Ruth D'Alblnl,
fifth messenger: Miss Patsy Smith.
chaplain, and Miss Dorotha Hasklns,
librarian,
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Miss Stephenson
Has Luncheon Thursday
Miss LaVerne Stephenson enter
tained with a luncheon on Thursday
for Miss Virginia Ward of Portland,
house guest here of Miss Frances
Daly. Present were Miss Ward, MIjs
Daly, Mlsa Jerry .Wilkinson. Miss
Elaine Brophy and Miss Honey Reddy.
P. L. Club Has
Swim and Picnic
Swimming and a plcnle supper
were enjoyed by members and friends
of the F. L. club, Monday evening,
at Bybee bridge. A similar affair will
be held Aug. 27 at the same place".
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Walden and Charlotte, Mr. and
Mra. Joe McKnlght and Raymond, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Aldredge and Robert.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thompson, Misses
Edna Hildebrand, Lucille Cave and
Oeorglanna Hussong.
Mrs. Sweeney Is
Home From North
Mrs. Charlea T. Bweeney. prealdent
of the State Medical society of Ore
gon, returned to Medford Saturday
afternoon, having apent the paat
week In Portland and Cor vail Is at
tending to matters concerning the
organization.
While In Portland, she visited her
daughter, Mrs. R. C. Day, and at
tended an official meeting of the
women's auxiliary to the medical soc
iety, on Thursday.
Friday aha waa In Corvallla," where
arrangements were made for the state
convention to be held there the last
week In September.
Miss Ruth Koozer
Tells Engagement
At Party Thursday
At a dinner given for twelve of
her friends at the Colonial club on
Thursday evening, the engagement of
Miss Ruth Koozer, to Lester Wilson
of Coqullle, was announced. The wed
ding la to be the latter part of Sep
tember. -
Miss Koozer Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph E. Koozer, and Mr.
Wilson la the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Wilson of Coqullle.
Each of the guests waa presented
a lovely corsage at the table, by
which the betrothal was announced
Following dinner, bridge waa en-
Joyed, with Miss Mildred Dugan win
ning the prize for high acore. and
Mra. Harvey Robertson, the consola
tion prize.
Mrs. McCrossom Guest
of Mr, and Mrs. Mann
Mrs. Esther McCrossom of Minne
apolis. Minn., la the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Mann, having arrived In
Medford Saturday morning for a two
days' vlalt, during which she will be
taken to Crater lake. ,
tiraves Leave
For the South
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea C. Oravea
are leaving tomorrow for Sacramento
for a month, and win be accompan
ied by Mrs. E. V. Olbson of O'towa,
Kan., who haa been spending the
summer here with them.
Mrs. Olbson and Mrs'. Graves wlU
spend some time In San Francisco
and Loe Angeles.
Carleys Have Guests
Here From Singapore
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Carley of the
North Pacific highway, have aa gueats
at their home, Mr. and Mra. L. B.
Howey and their son Jim, from Sing
apore, Straights Settlement. Mrs.
Howey Is Mr. Carley'a alster. Mr.
Howey la manager of Standard Oil
Incorporated at Singapore. The vla
itora' home la In Corvallla, but they
will remain, here for several days,
having arrived Thursday night, and
will make aeveral fishing trlpa to sur
rounding lakea and streams.
Miss Leverette Is
Hostess at Bridge,
Inviting 24 Guests
At the contract bridge party given
Thursday evening by Mlas Doreen
Leverette. Miss Frances Arnsplger won
prtee for high score, and Mlas Bertha
Arnsplger, the prize for low. Six tables
were In play.
Miss Leverette Invited as her guests.
Misses Audrey Lofland, Ruth Otto
man. Jean Woodford, Laura and
Barbara Drury, Betty Brown ol De
troit, Mich., Leabell Miller, Ethel and
Bethel SUgle, Bertha and Frances
Arnsplger, Cecil Humphreys, Cather
ine Chaney, Bertha Baylor, Bobble
Plncard, Beulah Gore, Peggy end Jus
tine Miller, Marion Moore. Fredcrlcka
and Louise Brommer, Alice Prock.
Marjorle Mulholland, and Mra. Gor
don Warner.
Miss Shirley Wed
Saturday Morning
At eight o'clock Saturday morning.
Mlas Lucille Shirley, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. R. H. Shirley, was married
to Donald Oreavea, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Oreavea at the First Bap
tist church, with Rev. VT. H. Eaton
officiating.
The bride waa attended by her als
ter, Mlsa Alice Mae Shirley, and Rob
ert Oreavea, brother of the groom,
was his attendant.
The Immediate families of the cou
ple, Mra. P. L. Thompson, sister-in-law
of the bride, and Mlas Doris Rose
were present at the wedding.
After a short wedding trip to San
Francisco, the couple will be at home
to their frlenda at 204 Hamilton
street.
Fidelity Circle ?
To Meet Tuesday
Fidelity Circle of the First Metho
dist church will meet on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Eva McNary at
her home, 323 North Central avenue, ;
aocordlng to announcement.
Dinner Saturday In
Honor of Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Green of
103S Queen Anne avenue, entertained
at dinner last evening for the pleas
ure of their house guests, Mrs. W.
S. Green of Seattle and Mrs. W. D.
Thomas of Portland.
Invited were Mr. and Mra. Mark
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Major Morris,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Walter Kresse, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted OeBauer. George Clark
and Rudy Cabel of Portland and Ray
mond Reter.
llartmans Here
For Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartman of
Corvallla are spending the week-end
In Medford, and are registered at the
Medford hotel.
Mrs. Ten man
In The Dalles
Mrs. Effie Herbert Yeoman, music
Instructor with studio at Ivy and
Sixth streets, la spending a few daya
in The Dalles, Ore., visiting with
relatives, having left Friday by
train. Her studios will be closed dur
ing her absence.
Younger Set ,
Enjoying Tennis
Tennis has rapidly been eomlng In
favor with the high school set. The
Leonard- Carpenter court has been
much frequented by Oranger Kruly,
Helene Salade and Pat Thompson.
Miss Ruth Fitch of Belmont orch
ard has entertained twice last week
on her tennis courts. Those playing
both mornings were Elmlra Blake,
house guest of Frances Porter, Chea
ter Fitch. Anna Dickey, Virginia
Porter, Gayton Sturdevant, Frances
Porter and Ruth Fitch.
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Fall rani samples ready.
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