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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOIID OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1934.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by .
Irva K. Fewell
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Homecoming Planned
Resorts Popular
For Society Folk
In Warm Weather
Warm wenther during ths pat
vkIc haa made beach and mountalu
retorts attractive placea for society
to vacation, and swimming has been
a popular sport during the past week
with the temperature in the Rogue
River valley reaching new heights,
Cool evenings, however, have made
the atmosphere pleasing, and lawu
parties have been Included among
the gatherings 01 tne wee.
Medlorda young people are pre-
paring to leave for school within the
next few weeks, for, with the com
ing of September, colleges and uni
versities will open for the fall terms
THE LAURANCE ROCKEFELLERS, III
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Reamea and
on, Edward, spent a delightful week
at Gold Beach . and points on the
coast. Journeying to Marsh field ana
back to Medford. They left here last
Sunday morning and enjoyed pleas
Ingly cool weather throughout their
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Slater JMinston
were hosts Friday evening at a large
party.
Farwell Kenly Is leaving this morn
Ing for Geneva, New York, where he
will resume studies at Hobart col
lege.
Professor and Mrs, Harry Hartman
are spending the week end in Med
ford from their home in corvallls.
Wagner Family Has
Reunion Sunday At
Union Creek Resort
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner of Ash
land and their relatives are today
having a family reunion at Union
Creek resort. In honor of their son.
Paul, who la here visiting from De
troit, Mich.
A picnic dinner will be held at
noon, with Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Brown, Mrs. Lawrence
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner
and Paul Wagner, also Paul Luy of
Medford present.
On Thursday evening the Waners
were hosts at their Ashland home to
a group of friends at dinner. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Miles and Paul Luy of
Medford; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kinney,
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner's ntece of Los
Angeles; Mrs. Lawrence Wagner, Paul
Wagner, and the hosts.
Mrs. Gore Returns
From Vacation Trip
Mrs. E. E. Gore haa returned from
her vacation spent In Portland and
Eugene, where she haa been taking
special extension courses In music,
with F. W. Goodrich, Madame Mart
guerlte Llsznlewska, of the Clncln
natl Conservatory of Music, and oth
ers who are on the coast for the
summer.
Mrs. Gore's residence studio at 116
deneva a Venue la now open for the
reception of piano pupils and she
especially desires twenty young chil
dren for her class who have had no
previous Instruction.
Misses Estes Visit "
With Miss Mnry llisohnff
Word has been received In Med
ford that Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Est en,
accompanied by their daughters, the
Misses Kathleen and Lenora, arrived
In Chicago on Thursday, having left
Medford the preceding Saturday,
They are visiting relatives and
friends in that city and the Misses
Estes made a trip to Terra Haute,
Ind., where they visited Miss Mary
Btachoff, who formerly resided In tills
city. The Eatea family plans to re
main In the middle west for about
two months.
I -oval Women's flans
F.njovs Program Tiiesilar.
The Loynl Women's class of the
First Christian church held Its regu
lar monthly meeting In the recrea
tional hall of the church Tuesday
afternoon. The president, Mrs. J. C.
Woods, called the meeting to order
and all Joined In singing "More Love
to Thee."
Devotional period was ted by Mrs.
Currier. Attcr a short business ses
sion, a program of readings and reci
tations was enjoyed. At the social
hour following, refreshments were
served by a committee In charge of
Mrs. M. E. Dodge, to twenty-nine
members and guests.
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Mr. and Mrs. Laura nee Spelman Rockefeller III are shown after
their wedding at Woodstock, Vt.t a high spot In the eastern social
season. Mrs. Rockefeller is the former Mary French and her husband
Is the third of five sons of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (Asso
ciated Press Photo)
Miss Prock Invites
Several Friends to
Dinner and Theater
Miss Alice Prock was hostess at
a dinner party Thursday evening at
the Medford hotel, after which the
guests enjoyed the movie at the
Crnterlan theatre.
Her guests were Mlsa Doreen Lever-
ette. Miss Marjorle Mttlholland, Miss
Ruth Ottoman, Miss Buasefte Sten
nett, and Miss Helen Dugan,
Sf. Mark's Guild
Announces Party
St. Mark's Guild will have a card
party Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. G.
Mulholland on Borkoley Way. Con
tract and auction bridge will be In
play, and ladles wishing to attend
may call Mrs. C. W. Ellis at Q29-L
for reserving tables. The public la
cordially Invited to attend.
The committee It) charge Is Mrs.
Glen Fabrlck, Mrs. William Wagner,
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Mulholland.
League Delegates
To Olve Reports
At the regular meeting of the Ore
gon League of Western Writers,
scheduled for Saturday afternoon,
September 3, the delegates to the
nstlonnl convention recently held In
Portland, will give reports, It was
announced yesterday.
Attending from the local club were
Mrs. G. R. Satchwell, Mrs. A. R.
Hedges and Mls Maude Pool.
.
MIm llurd Visits
Mntlier and Sinter
Miss Ann Hurd. who hsa been Oirl
Reserve aecretaiy of the Y. W. C. A.
In Providence, H. I., for the past five
years, is visiting her mother. Mrs. E.
II. Hurd and her ulster, Mrs. J. P. Me-
darls at their home on West Tenth
street.
Enroute to Medford, Miss Hurd
stopped at the Chicago .Exposition,
visited with her brother and family
at Albuquerque, New Mexico and with
friends in Hollywood, Paloa Verdes,
and Sn Francisco, Calif.
She will return to New England the
early part of September and will
take up her new duties aa general
secretary of the Y. W. C. A. at Hol
yoke, Mass.
Medford Residents
At Picnic in Riddle
There were several persons from
Medford who last Sunday attended
the annual reunion of the Riddle
clan at that town near Roseburg.
The family is descended from William
H. and Mnxlmllla Bouse man Riddle,
who settled there In 1B51.
Included among those from this
section attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Strang, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Wilson, Fred Strang and son Billy,
Helen Strang Holmes and daughter,
Mrs. Marie Merrlmnn Bennett and
Mrs. Anna Clark, all of Medford, and
Mrs. A. L. Harvey of Ashland.
The picnic waa held at the Ump
qua camp ground on the river, with
about 100 persons In attendance.
Rebekah Convention
To Be at Gold Hill
The annual Rebekah district con
vention will be held in Gold Hill
Saturday, September 1, commencing
at 10 a. m.
There are nine lodgea In district
No. 13 and each will take part in
the program planned for the day.
Grace Christiansen of Portland,
president of the Rebeknh assembly,
will be present and Instruct the
lodges In the work of their order.
A basket dinner will be held at
noon and banquet at 0 p. m.
Applications Reeelvrd
lor Membership In l.odf-e
Olive Rebekah lodge held a regu
lar senston Monday evening and two
applications for membership were
read.
At the next regular meeting Sep
tember 3. Orace Christiansen, presi
dent of the Rebekah assembly, will
moke her official visit. Initiation will
be held and a good attendance Is
desired.
Kirks Have Oitests
VMttng From Portlnnd
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williams of
Portland were recent guesta of Mr
and Mrs. Fred Fitk at their home on
South Newtown street. The visitors
were spending their vacation in
southern Oregon and had been at the
Oregon Caves for several days. They
also made a trip to Crater Lake
where they visited their niece. Mlw
Virginia Flrk, who Is postmistress at
Crater Lake lodge this season.
Adrienne s
New Ultra Modern W'BM::
BEAUTY 'SHOPifeilil
On Second Floor
Opening Soon!
We are installing the very InteM famous "Fretirics''
equipment to make Adricnno's ono of the most attractive
high class beauty shops in this part of the state Alpha
Hodgkins, who has had seven years experience in local
beauty work, hns accepted a position as manager of tho'
new shop and she will be assisted by Rhea Hoover, anoth.
er well known, efficient beautician. Fred Fry, who spent
the past year completing a courso in beauty culture in
San Diego, will have charge of hair cutting at Adricnno's.
Watch for opening date announcement.
For appointments in advance please Telephone 577
Mesdames Schuler,
Vilas Hostesses to
Honor Visitor Here
Mrs. I. E. Bchuler and Mrs. Ned
VUss were hostesses on Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Vitas'
mother, Mrs. P. K. Deuel, at 1018
South Oakdale avenue, for the pleas
ure of Mrs. Britain Drake of Nor
folk, Va., who Is a guest In the val
ley of her sisters, Mrs. B. L. Dodge
of Medford and Mrs. William Thomp
son of Phoenix.
Bridge was enjoyed during the aft
ernoon ,wtth sixteen guests present.
Reunion in Armory
Event of Thursday
Will Attract Many
The Soldiers' and Sailors' He-union
at the armory, scheduled for Thurs
day, August 30, will open at 10 a. m.,
and continue through until 4:00 p.
m., according to the announcement
made yesterday.
A covered dish luncheon will he
conducted at noon, and all persons
attending are asked to bring their
own table service.
At 1 :30 p. m.i a patriotic program
Is to bo given, at which Commander
Gates of Portland and Mr, Baker of
Eugene will be guest speakers.
All patriotic organizations are hi'
vltcd to attend the program In the
afternoon.
The D. R. C. and the Union D.
A. V. will be hostesses for the day.
Rural Life Topic
Missionary Group
The August social and program
meeting of the Missionary society of
the South Methodist church was held
at the home of Mrs. Peters on Ross
Lane last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rice had charge of the pro
gram on the subject of 'Llfe In the
Rural South and Its Significance,"
in which the fact was brought out
that most of the great leaders came
from the rural districts, and Inas
much as the mral population of the
South la forty-six per cent of the
whole rural population of the nation
It becomes a national consideration.
Rural communities not only give us
leadership but are to be depended
on to supply a cltlzenahlp strong and
healthy In body for urban civilization
has yet to prove its ability to be self
perpetuating and 6elf-sustalning.
After the program refreshments
were served by Mrs. Peters assisted
by Alberta Hubler.
Mrs, Kenney
lias Guests Here
Mrs. T. J. Kenney has as her guests
Mrs. A. J. Jennings and her son,
Ralph, of Evanston, III- and her sla
ter, Mrs. J. C. Vandevert, of Bend
Mrs. Kenney is their aunt. Mrs. W
T. Kentner of Santa Barbara. Mrs
Kenney'a daughter, Is also a visitor
here.
Wort ma n' Guests
Leave for Home
Earl W. Rlcharda, his son, Francis,
and daughter, Mnry, of Ashland, Neb.,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J, Frank Wortman of Phoenix, left
Thursday for their home. They were
accompanied by Mr. Wortmnn's
nephew, Bob Phleffer, of Detroit,
Mich.
.Mrs, &(illnky Here
For Few Days Visit
Mrs. F. J. Soltnsky of Berkeley,
Calif., Is spending a few days in
Medford visiting her son E. C. Ssl
Imky, and family, having arrived on
yesterday morning's Shasta. Mrs. sol
luftky will continue north to Seattle
before returning to Berkeley.
Mrs. Walil Honored
At nirllulay Dinner
Foots Creek Mrs. Oeorge West ol
Medford gave n surprise dinner In
honor of bfr pother, Mrs. Pauline
Wahl, on August 20. the occasion
being Mrs. Wahl' 76th birthday.
Those enjoying the affair were Mes
dames Plrkett, Alden, Butler, Mas
dam and West, all of Medford, and
the honor guest, Mrs. Wahl.
Eighteen Invited to
Neff's Lawn Party
Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff Invited
friends to their home In the High
croft addition on Friday evening for
a lawn party. Eighteen guests were
present for dinner, which was served
on the large lawn at their residence.
Guests Invited For
Five Tables Bridge
Home Mrs. Brewer
Mrs. C. M. Brewer was a Friday aft
ernoon hostess, Inviting friends for
luncheon and contract bridge at her
home In Siskiyou Heights. Five tables
were In play during the afternoon.
Pen Pushers Give
Original Poems In
Meeting Thursday
One of the most unusual meetings
since Its orgsnlzatlon was that of
the Pen Pushers' club, held Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Atlanta
Batchwell. Roll call was responded
to with short poems of unusual metre
and a dlsousslon of the various forms
of poetry. In the club contest, Mrs.
Mary R. Graves held the highest
number c points for the period
since the last meeting. One of her
poems was also published In the
Poet's Corner of the Portland Journal
of August 13.
Miss Margaret Daley was a guest
of the club and read a very clever
poem In honor of Mrs. Satchwell
Mrs. Olive May Cook read a short
story and also a poem for criticism.
Mrs. Satchwell, Mrs. Hedges and Mrs.
Anna Wlnterhalder all gave Interest
ing accounts of the recent convention
of the League of Western Writers,
which they attended in Portland. An
outline of study was discussed, and
Mrs. Graves was appointed to secure
data for the next meeting.
After the usual business and study
meeting, a social hour was enjoyed.
The club will meet again In two
weeks at the homeJof the secretary,
Mrs. Cook, on South Oakdale avenue.
Shower Given For
Local Bride-to-Be
Mrs. c. w. Sllllman, the former Mlas
Edna Bottom, was hostess this past
week at a shower, given In honor ot
her sister-in-law. Flora Ellen Sllll
man. whose marriage to John H.
Smith of Jacksonville will be an
event OS early September.
Many lovely gifts were presented
Miss Sllllman. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Present were Mrs. Simons and small
son, Mrs. Nick Carter, Mrs. Russell
Ross, Mrs. A. Cutchen and daughter
Rozella, Mrs. E. D. Wetherell, Mrs.
Ethelln Thornell, Mrs. Bottom, Mrs.
Everett Skeeters, Mrs. Randal Cad
wallader, Mrs. Jack McNeil, Mrs. Wm.
Coffman, Mrs. Herbert Goff, Miss Ella
Goff, Miss Faye Wetherell. Miss Pearl
Jones, Miss Marcella Jones, Miss Mar
garet Geer. Mrs. E. C. Sllllman, the
honor guest and the hostess.
I.ndy I.lons
Men This Week
Members of the Lady Lions club
will meet with Mrs. W. A. Holloway
at 323 Mae etreet for 1 o'clock lunch-
Leon on Wednesday. Mrs. H. T. Hub
bard will assist Mrs. Holloway.
Three Little Pigs
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Toby Wing, film actress, exhibits
thres 25 -pound Ingots of silver
worth a total of $600 at current
prices. The silver once formed a
thin coat on raw motion picture
film, it waa reclaimed by the studio
laboratory by an electro-chemical
process and disposed of through
regular channels. (Associated Press
Photo)
Miss Mulholland
Entertains Misses
On Friday Evening
In compliment to a number ot
young Medford misses, who will be
leaving within a few weeks for var
ious schools, colleges and universities.
Miss Marjorle Mulholland entertained
with a bridge party Friday evening,
at the home of her parents on Berk
eley Way.
Invited were Misses Barbara Jean
Field. Justine Miller, Doreen Lever
ette, Alice Prock, Msrv Jarvle Thomp
son. Carol Dodge. Cecil Humphrys,
Barbara Hauk, Molly Brown. Ethel
and Bethel Slagle, Doris Patton, Mar
jorle Pythian, Rutb Ottoman and
Frances Arnsplger.
First prize was awarded Miss Hauk,
traveling prize went to Miss Leverette
and the consolation prize to Miss
Humphrys.
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Miss Dixon Returns
From Vacation Trip
Miss Jane Dixon returned Friday
from a vacation, spent with friends
at Portland and Yakima. The trip
included a visit to Rainier national
park via the Yakima park entrance.
Fulfilling a childhood desire, J.
Qullla Ward, a farmer of Douglas, Ga.,
recently completed a month's cruise
down the Suwannee river on a raft
made by his own hands.
The United States bureau of pub
Uo roads estimates gasoline taxes In
all the states amounted to $519,000,
000 In 1933, not Including the federal
tax of one cent per gallon.
Mrs. McCaskey Is
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. 8. E. Phillips was honor guest
at a luncheon Wednesday at which
Mrs. H. D. McCaskey was hostess at
her borne on the Central Point road.
Present were Mrs. Mildred Semihard,
Mrs. H. H. P.-ingle, Mrs. Sid Rich
ardson, Mrs. Chsrles W. Palm, Mrs.
Phillips and Mrs. McCaskey. j
Dixie Club Meeting
Postponed a Month i
The next meeting of the Dixie !
club ts to be held October 6 Instead
of September 1, as previously an.
nounced, according to notice Issued
yesterday.
By Church organization
The Ladles' Aid society of the First
Methodist church wilt conduct It
August home-coming on Tuesday at
two o'clock In the church parlors.
The Prlscllla circle will be host
esses and all women of the church
are cordially Invited.
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following merchants . .
Hubbard Implement Company
Al Plche Sporting Hoods Store
Medford Furniture & Hdvre. Co.
Cupp's Furniture Store
Bowman's Beauty Shop
Kennell-EIH Studio
Fluhrer's Bakery
Rlalto Theatre
Medford Pharmacy
Brophy's, Jewelers
Mrs. Hlddell's Needle Arts Shoppe Snlder's Dnlry
Kennell - Ellis Studio
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