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PAGE TWO MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE, MTEDFORD, OREGON'. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1931 i Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Irva Fewell Edwards Thanksgiving Party At the Carpenter Gay Holiday Event Thanksgiving was a pleasant day for Med ford 's society, with a num ber of dinner parties some for jUBt family groups, others Inviting friends to Join them. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, covers were placed for t Mr. and Mrs. H. Chand ler Bgan, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jor dan, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Burgess. Mist McLean. Miss Margaret Hub bard, C. S. Newhall, W. W. Aldrleh, Julte Carpenter, Harlow Carpenter, and the host and hostess. Later In the day. they were Joined by about thirty other guests, and all spent an enjoyable evening together. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Blddle In vited for Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell, Mrs. Alice Holloway and Tom Emmens. Mrs. W. B. Blddle was also prestnt. Tnoy later Journeyed to the Carpenter home,' "Topsides," for the evening. Mrs. J, J. Emmens and son Rob ert, who hove been In the east for the past two months, returned Fri day from Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell are now residing at Holloway orchard, sine the J. F. Spauldlng have taken another ranch In the valley this winter, where they have moved The Spauldlngs formerly resided t Holloway orchard. Friday, the Duplicate Bridge club met at the Medford hotel for an evening of cards, with Mrs. Ous Newbury in charge. The Colony club will hold Its reg ular monthly meeting on Friday, December 7, It has beqp announced. Henselmans Hosts During Past Week To Honor Visitors For the Thanksgiving holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Henselman hnd as their guests pr. and Mrs. Enrl Camp bell of San Jose, Ca., brother and stster-ln-lsw of Mrs. Henselman. Thoy were guests at a family dinner on Thanksgiving day at the Honsclman home. ' On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Honsclman entertained in compli ment to Dr. and Mrs. Campbell, In viting sixteen guests to dinner. Dr. Campbell Is an Instructor at the Ban Jose Teachers college. Thty left Saturday morning to return to their home. Oak tlrele Calls Special Meet, lMioenlx Osk circle No. 342 will hold a spe cial business meeting at the hall Tues day evening. December 4, at 7 JO o'clock, according to announcement by Mabel Stancliffe, guardian nelsh tor. All officers and members aro urged to attend. nirl Scours To Give I'lays Girl Scouts of Troop 4 will present a group of plays January 3 entitled "Winning Ways," "A Doren Pink Roses'' sd "A Murderer at Lnrge." The oast, and the place where the plays are to be given will be announced later. Royal Neighbor To Elect Offleer Royal Neighbors wilt hold their regular business session, with elec tion of csinp officers, next Thursday evening. December 8. AU members are requested to be In attendance. Hand Made Gifts Are Always Appreciated We have a good selection of Stamped Goods and Knitting Materials NEEDLE ARTS SHOP Medford Building Luncheon, Theater Party on Birthday In honor of her daughter, Jean's, birthday, Mrs. George Henselman en tertained a group of her young friends at a luncheon at their home, after which they Journeyed to the theater, where they enjoyed the show, "The Merry Widow." Invited for the afternoon were Ann Van Valzah, Alpha Whillock, Juanlta Edwards, Nona Heyland, Dorothy Ter rott, Jean Smith, G retch en McAllis ter and Betty Applegate. Honor Guests Here At Reames Chapter Reames Chapter No. 66, O. E. S., held a most Interesting meeting Wed nesday evening, November 38, and a delightful social meeting was enjoyed by all present. There were 11 past patrons and 14 past matrons present as honor guests of the evening. Several visitors from grants Pass, Central Point, Ashland and eastern Oregon were present. The November committee served re freshments at the close of the even ing In the dining room, using au tumn colors In decorations for the table. ' 4- ( Roosevelt School Presents Program Thanksgiving day was appropriately observed by the Roosevelt school on Wednesday afternoon In the school auditorium with the following pro gram: "America and flag salute, by the school; pantomime of Thanksgiving, 1A-2B grades; Thanksgiving exercise, 4B pupils; "A Thanksgiving Prayer," IB class: "Landing of the Pilgrims," Harris Janes; "Harvest Home In Eng land," Jeanette House; Pilgrim pos ter exercise, 3B pupils; "The First Thanksgiving," 3B-3A pupils, and songs, 6B-6A classes. Alaska Is Topic of Study Club's Meet "Alaska" la the subject of the U!k to be given this week by Mrs. N. T. Hodges, at the regular meeting of ti'.c Wednesday Study club. Mrs. T. W. Miles will give the review on the book "Sourdough Gold," and the current topics of the day will be discussed by Mrs. A. J. Hanby, , Eagles Auxiliary Card Party Tuesday The regular monthly card party by the Women's Auxiliary of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles will be held at the Eagles hall, Tuesday, December 4th at 8 o'clock, It has been announced. The women's auxiliary card parties are becoming more popular each month and It la expected that a largo number will attend. Plnoohle and five hundred will be In play and prizes are to be given the winners. Anyone Interested Is cordially Invit ed to attend. A supper Is to follow playing. The committee sponsoring this month's party Is Mrs. Pat Shea, chairman, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Whil lock, and Mrs. Ralph Parker Mission Croup to Have All-Day Meeting Tuesday The Women's Missionary society of the M. E. church. South, will mett at the church on December 4 at 10 o'clock in the morning. The week of player will be observed snd t.ifl monthly business meeting conducted A covered dish luncheon Is to be cerved at noon. Husbands and friends of the members are cordially Invited. r.irfl Party to Re Thursday Afternoon The fifth of the weekly Royat Neighbor card parties will be held In AO J J KSWI VC At formal Uance, Here Last Evening i a -' v. . it V'.ff' : : " 1.1 7 f. tj. -V i PrlncesH LuceiMu alxnc) iiud ten-year-old Lady Mary Cambridge (he low) were among the hrldefiinnlils ai tlis royal wedding of. Prince fienrre : Martha DeSouza, Lots Frwwe, Smr and Princess Mnrlna. (Associated j ley Rlcbel and Marghrlta Sapping Press photos). ' ton. The formal dancing party at the Town club last evening was attend ed by about 135 persons, with a number entertaining prior to the party. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts In vited a number to their Crown Hill home for cocktails preceding the dance. During the past week, several groups entertained at the Town club, a number enjoying Thanksgiving dinner there. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Kirk was hostess at a small lunch eon at the Town club. Apollo Pupils Give Interesting Recital In Christian Church With a deftness and skill In finger work that would he a credit to piano artists, students of Sebastian Apollo, who were presented in recital Friday evening at the First Christian church, ably played their selections on the program. The majority of the students had memorized the numbers, and each an nounced the names of the pieces he was playing. Several complicated se lections were given by some of the younger pupils, and they received mucTV applause from the large num ber In the audience. Mrs. W. C. Ingham, one of Mr. Apollo's advanced students, was un able to be present, and James Stev ens, baritone, who was to sing, was also unable to attend. A selection from "II Trovatore,4 by Verdi, and "Impromptu," by Wake field, were the violin solos that little Vivian Freeman, a student of Mrs. Wm. 'JL Bolger, played. Mra. Bolger accompanied her at the piano. Students participating In the re cital were Gloria Wunsch, Penelope Winston, Phyllis elevens, Bobby Hoag land, Jean Pruitt, Genevieve Tred- gold. Roper Wolf, Mavjorio Freeman. Larlora. The meetirw will be held members are urged to be present Mof (In SnttirrJnV in the afternoon, with Mrs . C. C. Vn; Mrs. Chester Baker will assist Mrs . or QUCge JTVUp in regular meeting oi tuieima oatmes, temple. Daughters of the Nile, will H h.M It, rh. A.hlnH Munl, hall Mtl. KltSOO HOSteSS xa ryinians jueuar The Pythlana will meet with Mrs. Mabel Kltaon at 108 South Newtown, Bridge Tournament Interests Players, Town Club, Friday on the i Girls' Community club board.! Mrs. E. S. Bartlam, who has al- Town club members, who are par ticularly Interested in bridge, are looking forward to the tournament scheduled for Friday evening, at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Qua Newbury Is to conduct the duplicate tournament, and those not wishing to piny duplicate, mny play In a progressive tournnment as was held at the club recently. Club members who are interested In participating, are requested to make reservations with any one oi the committee in charge, as the committee is not making invita tions by telephone for the affair. Players are to arrange for their own partners, and those playing dupli cate, may arrange their tables. The committee for the tourna ment Is Mrs. Gua Newbury. Mrs. the class. R. W. Sleeter, Mrs. W. F. Qulsen- n"nryr E 0 JPromo Rnd MrE Garden Club Will Annual Bazaar at (HUM Hall Friday. On Friday, members of the St. Mark's Guild will give their annual bazaar at the guild hall on North OAkdale avenue, and a one o'clock luncheon Is to be served, followed by the court house auditorium. on Saturday, December 8, at a p. m. Luncheon Is to be served by the tem ple patrol In the Masonic dining room and following, during the af ternoon, the Christmas program Is to be given and tea will be served by the Ashland committee. Mrs. T. P. Franco, queen of Zu lelma temple, will preside during the session. Observe Birthdays Pocahontas Lodge On Friday evening, the following birthdays were observed at Poca hontas lodge, and each was pre sented with a gift: Berntce Brown, Norma Martin, Mabel Quackenbush. Viola Scherer, Peart Campbell, Charles Campbell, Walter Wilson and Howard Glascock. The attendance gift was received by Sarah Tolle. Following the business hour a dance was enjoyed by the members and their Invited friends, with the Dickeys furnishing the muslo. . The committee In charge of en tertainment for the month of Nov ember consisted of Nellie Purdin. Zllpha Armstrong, Esther Dooms. Jack Do cms and George Armstrong. Next Friday night, December 7, there will be initiation and the team captain Jack Dooms, requests that all member of the degree team meet at the.fledmen hall for drill practice on Thursday evening, December 6 at 7:30. Presbyterian Group Meets This Evening The regular meeting of the Pres byterian young people will, be held In the church parlors Sunday eve ning at 6:30. All members are urged to attend fcr the membership cam paign will be started. Reverend Shields will be guest speaker. Following the young people's hour, the society executive meeting . will be held. It i important that each officer should be present. William Watt has given his help to the group and It has been ap preciated. The executive council Is composed of the following: Betty Dynan, Don ald Price. Dorothy Wilson. Mary Cummings. Dolph Janes, BUI Bar- The Olrls' Community club has,n"m' Amv EI,lott- Allce D- English, All adults and parents are Invited to attend the meeting of this group. Mrs. Bartlam New Director of Drama At Community Club been fortunate In the type of In structors who have volunteered fori service In tho program of educational activities," those In charge state. Mrs. I. E. Sohulcr, whose ability is tu( iwiunn, iiua ior tuico yeau After n. nlencnnt. Th.t.k.nllnn had an active class In drama. At ' . . . , ,,. .,, ., .,,.,. , . end spent In Medford with re atlves ' this time she hsa decided to rosl' n . ... . .... nnil.,nn K. TOln ran.n,n 0fl- and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon : w .i,. rai.i..' ,-.., ,i. i . Jon and son Billy are returning to- Keturn to California Following Holiday Visit C. Koppen si Kltaon at this meeting. Job's Daughter TO Meet Monday Job'. Daughters are to meet Mon- day evening at 7:30 o'clock at tne Mosonlo hall, for the election of of- Tueeday evening, December 4. There f'oera. Mrs.. Maybelle Church U to b hostess on Saturday afternoon to members of the Rcjue Elver Valley College Women's club. Mra. MarK Wright Is to be social chairman and the Christmas program Is to be under the direction of Mlsa Or Cox. 51, IS From BurelsoiVs For All The Ladies On Your List! 1 And They Appreciate Gifts of Apparel DRESSES FUR CdATS SPORT COATS 6 DRESS COATS LEATHER JACKETS SMART SWEATERS BLOUSES SCARFS HATS 46V day to their heme In Oakland, Calif. lO TV1 t . . . ready identified herself with the edu- ! "V.... nipaniea souin oy cational activities of Medlord. has Mrs" U1Iian Ashcraft, mother of Mrs. & consented to take over this class in Jones, sisxer t rirnmn hW Wprinnriv nveninom t ; r' Jones. the Girls' Community club on Bart- lett street. Mrs. Bnrtlam's training and experience In this work has been exceptional, and it Is with the greatest pleasure that the board is able to announce that she will direct Have Question Box Feature Thursday The Medford Garden club will hold Its regular December meeting Thurs day evening, December 6. at 7:30 in Hfgree of Honor Announces Meeting Tho Degree of Honor association will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 for the regular session, in the cluo rooms at the city hall. All members are requested to be present, and vls IMng members will be welcome. 'i. r.. .Missionaries 3 Special Christmas Service Special attention will be paid to wrapping your Christmas packages which will help to make your holiday shopping easy and complete. SILK ROBF.S WOOL ROBES LOUNGING PAJAMAS CORDUROY PAJAMAS CORDUROY ROBES GOTHAM HOSIERY ' HUMMING BIRD HOSE MISSION HOSE SDLK DANCETTES SILK SHORTS SILK PAJAMAS SILK NIGHTIES SILK SLIPS 5s Medford Bldg. 0fU3. Phone 28 To (cet on Tuesday a card party. Fancy wcrk Is to be laold by the ladles and a white ele inc ix. o r. nsu nr inunn.y ant-.- , , ... . f-.tUr. CandV noon. December 8. beginning at a d cookK, food- Bre ta Mso octork. The sixth snd last of the Mr8 M m. Hennan la chnlnnan of i-enes will be Klven December 13. when;tne Ilin(,hwm. nd persons wishing to the grand prie will be awarded. UblM for cards, are reauested " to call Mrs. Hal Piatt at fiOH-n or Mrs. M. M. Herman at 661-Y. A question box is to be one fea ture of the protrram and everyone Is asked to contribute any gardening question which may have arisen in his own parden. Raymond Mlksche will be present and answer all such questions. Pn-t Matrons To Have Luncheon Past matrons of the Eastrrn fitsr lodpe will meet with Mrs. John 8 White Monday for 1:15 o'clock lunch con, at her home, 330 Laurel at re-. liiiiiiiiliiiai .c.irw.rw wr.;:. wjjmf.w..jr 'v.' w w ?. y r-:-'iftVBr w : : o-: : -vvif t7 Speaker from Rrrlpp At lllfih Srhool Tomorrow Virginia Judy EAterly, assistant ! president of Scrlpps college for girls. The committee In char- Included , nt clftrfmonti Cflllf,t wlu ln M(Xt. I Miss Allce Hanley, Mrs. Jennie Me: ritt, Mrs. Grant and Mrs. White. Misses Maun Hume (mm School ford tomorrow, and speak at the senior high school at one o'clock. All mothers who sre Interested ln hear Inn about the college, and who are Durlnc hi trin around th world. Li . a wr-.-5 'v. - "m s . -i s vl,' v 'v brrr. ynm( A I VI I M I li 1 II II II m !..,. r ,. ... ... . n (L,ilii : W i I i.. 1 t K ' i ft K BE' t -i I i K 31 I . . ; The Misses Margaret Mary inn: ". u T 7 " " ' J.net Mann are in Medford. spending ; to school, are invited the Thanksgiving holidays with their ! w be present. parent. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mann, I " Limi2zm and other relatives and friends. Both young ladles are students at St. Helen's hall In Portland. Women's Association ts Meeting Tuesday The Women's asoclatlon of the Presbyterian church is to meet Tues day afternon at 2:30 ln the chureh parlors. The Sunny Sisters' circle la :o be in charge of the program. Bringing Glad Tidines Altlinuli Silver Rnllion hn inorenscd iu pri-e more tlinn 100' n . . . Our piii'i's on Sti-ilini; Sil -vorwnro will not im'rcn.o until aftor CliriMninn ... 'At-.'iiK for all tho ItMilini; Storlinjr Silver compilings. Lawrence 9s riirrviiivt the Mime lik'h qunlity niei'elinn !"' t" I'e funiul in the host stoles in lniife eilies. MISS INA GARRETT Dlstriot representative for "Albert of the Palace" Cosmetics. San Francisco WILL CONTINUE HER DEMONSTRATIONS AT Adrienne's Salon of Beauty AU this week. Call in person or telephone 677 for an appointment. Miss Garrett will gladly give you a complete skin analysis and facial. AdrienWs Xmas Style Show At The Craterian Thursday Night, Dec. 6 Medford Building. Phone 577 1 1 Wrist Watches COuO EGGO Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham, Omen, Westfield Other Guaranteed Watches for S9.75 Matched Ensembler for 23.00 Cigarette Case and Lighter S5.00 it i Clirome Enamel and Gold Dresser Sets f).75 Silverware SerWca for Six SI 2. 50 JEWELERS MEDFORD, ORE. See Our Large Diamond Display Christmas Opening I -' "- ' . ".v ''ot.k' V
