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PAGE TWO MEDFOUD 1MATL TRIBUNE, 1MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECE1IBER 23, 1934. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Irva Fewell Edwards Christmas Draws Many Home For Short Vacations Students and taachors from unl venules end oollrgiw In many cltlee of the coast are arriving In large numbers this week, end to spend the Chrl6tmaa season at their homes. The Misses Frances and Elizabeth Ferry, student at Stanford univer sity, arrived on the Shasta Friday morning, accompnnled by their bro ther, John, who la taking post grad uate work at stanrord. having re cently received his Doctor's degree. They will spend the holidaye with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ferry of Foots creek. Miss Mary Martha Sweeney who is teaching at Beaverton, Ore., arrived yesterday to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Sweeney. Mlaa Ruby Stone arrived from Orecon State college Thurs- dav evenlnv to visit her home In Medford. Miss Joan DeLosh arrived yesterday by train to visit her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Phetteplace, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. smith. Miss DeLosh la attend lng Anna Hosd at Berkeley. Miss Helen Stearns arrived yesterday from San Francisco, and was met at Ash land by her father, Dr. II. W. Stearns, and the Misses Catherine Brandt and Mollle Brown. Miss Mildred Orltsch arrived Saturday from Bacred Heart college at San Francisco, and Mies Evelyn Orltsch also arrived yester day from Portland, where aha la at tending St. Vlncent'a Training achool Miss Beulah Gore arrived yesterday on the Shasta from Molalla, Ore., where aha la superintendent of muslo In the pnlon high school and In structor In literature. She and her sister, Miss Rosa Oore, who arrived from University of Oregon tha let ter part of the week, will spend the holidays with tneir parenta, air. anu Mrs. E. E. Oore. Mlaa Lillian Walker, head nursa at Stanford hospital, San Francisco, rived for a short chrlstmaa visit with her parenta, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Walker. Mlsa Mildred walker return ed Friday night from Willamette unl verslty. and William Walker return ed also, from Albany college. There ba recently received a grade of B7 cer cent, fourth In tha antlra en rollment. In tha contemporary af fairs test. Tha Misses Suzette Stannett, Mar garita Boyla and Gertrude Boyle, ar rived Frldsw nlbt from Oregon 5tst college. Miss Patricia Hayes who la attend ing Marylhurst college at Portland, arrived yesterday with her orotner, Bud, who Is attending University of Oregon, to spend Christmas with their parenta, Dr. and Mra. Jamea O. Hayea. Miss Annua Harris 01 oar land, a graduate of Medford high achool, arrived yesterday to visit with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Har ris. Miss Josephine cluts arrived from Unlveralty of California to spend tha vacation at tha hn?ne of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Cluts of tha Ap plegats. Mlas Alborta Knlps, graduate nurse at East Oakland hospital, ar rived for a Chrlstmaa visit at her home In Medford. Jphn Estes, son of Mr. and Mra. Rankin Bates, arrived from Albam bra, Cal. to spend tha holidays with relatlvea and friends, accompanied as house guest by Ernest Thompaon, son of Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Thomp aon of Santa Rosa, Junior Porter and Hevllle Blden, students at University of Oregon, have arrived. Malcolm L Jones, of Willamette university, ar rived yesterday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Jones of Jackson villa. Have Xmni Guest Mlas Ulllan Owena of Modesto high school, Modesto, Cal., where aha Is head of the home economics de partment, arrived Saturday by train to spend the Christmas holidays with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. James Owen. SAVE Your Eyes RULES TOURNAMENT OF ROSES fi ( - ... , . . iff V 5 ' Si 1 Vir4 4 , Sf- . - a,W. .',. :U rtr4 fc. SevenUen-yearold Muriel Cowan will preside over tha celebrated floral parade as queen from her throne on the official Tournament of Roses float In the Pasadena, Cal, New Year'i Day classic. (Associated Press Photo) Interest Taken In All-College Night On Friday Interest among the younger set In the All-College Night dnnce to be ponsorrd by the Oregon State club next Prlctfiy nt Dreamland for stu dent of college, university, normal school and high school and their friends. Is Increasing aa plana are being uOuipIotou fur oiio oi the iargeac gatherings of young people during the Christmas houuayg. Mualo will be provided by Dlnty Moore's popular orchestra. Tickets for the dance are available at a nominal price for members of the Oregon State club and at Strang's Drug store. Although It Is being sponsored by the Oregon State club, students and their friends of any oollege or achool are expected to attend. Patrons and patronesses for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hlnman, Mr. find Mra. J. O. Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Btirdette Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Denmnn, Mr. ani Mrs. Harry Prentice. Chapter A A, P. o. K. To Meet With Mrs. Moore. Chapter A A, P. B, O., will meet with Mrs. E. A. Moore at 343 South Holly on December 30. Mra. Helen Tumy will assist Mrs. Moore In serving densert luncheon at 1:00 o'clock and members are re minded that each Is to bring a small si". Mrs. Lois Tnunr and Mini Ocr- trude Pnrker will have charge cf a Christmas program. Christmas Story Features Meeting Of Study Group A Chrlstmaa story, read by Mrs. Jonaa Wold, wns the principal fea ture of the Wednesday Study club's meeting on December 19. The selection "God Rest Te Merry Gentlemen" by George Madden Mar tin waa a lovely story of Chrlstmaa With Its villa lav. Mm cDd?eS festivities and the last hour of bustle and haste. As read with Mra. Wold's sympathetic Interpretation, tha beau ty of simplicity waa shown and the message of the true spirit of Christ mas reached every heart. In acceptance of the gracloua Invi tation of the board of directors of the Girls Community club, the meeting waa held In that club's pleasant as sembly room on North Bartlett street with the president, Mrs. B. G. Hard ing, presiding. In the spirit of the season, many little gift were provid ed by the members, with the hope of bringing a little more happiness to some children's hearts. Mrs. Clyde Gilbert and Mrs. Dolph Phlpp were guest of the dun. A cordial Invitation for the club to meet again In the same place was accepted and the meeting of Jan. 3 will also be held at 229 North Bartlett street. Uttrnes to flave Open House On Christmas Pay. On Chrlstmaa day Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Barnes will have open house at their home on Glen Oak Court. About 80 friends hare been Invited to call during the afternoon. 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Lois Day, Mrs. Robert Maentz and the Misses Betty Bardwel, Mary Hayes, Gertrude Boyle. ' Barbara Hauk, Jeanne Qui sen berry and Carol Dodge. Job's Daughters To Give Dance Next Thursday, December 27, Jobs Daughters will glv. a formal dance at the Masonic hall, plans for which are being arranged with view of pre senting a delightful dance for mem bers of th. younger set. Invitations will be given to members who con tact Miss Virginia English, chair man of the Invitation committee. Victon Bursells Will Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bureell will entertain the Paat Matrons of Kevlta chapter and their husbands, at their country home on Friday, Dec. 28. All members are expected to be present at 1 p. m. Teachers Guests Miss Van Meter On Tuesday evening Miss Van Met er entertained the teachers of Rooae velt school with a Pirate bridge party after which refreshments were served and a Chrlstmaa tree waa enjoyed by all. Those present were Mesdames WU llta, Mann, Coffin, Chllders, Carlton, Maxwell, Russell, Miss Curry and the hostess, Jacksonville Church To Give Chrlstmaa Csntats. A cantata, entitled "The Star of th. East." will be given by the Jacksonville church choir Sunday night, December 23, at the Presbyte rian church In Jacksonville at 8:00 o'clock, under the direction of Mra. W. J. Mee. Mlsa Virginia Flck Is to be the accompanist. Many Spending Xmas Holidays In Other Cities With the approach of Christmas end the New Year many residents of Medford are I eft-ring this week end to spend the holidays away from home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpen ter and two children, Harlow and Julie, left Friday evening by train for Pasadena, Cal., and will spend the Yule season with Mrs. Carpenter's mother, Mrs. John Gilbert Blue. They will return to Medford January 8 or 4. Miss Dorothy McLean, teach er at the Valley school who Is mak ing ber home with the Carpenters, left Saturday to spend the holidays at ber borne In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jerome left Fri day night for San Francisco for a holiday visit, and Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Lantls also left Friday evening, for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Prey and children, Betty and Tom my, are leaving voday to spend the holidays visiting In Salem and Port land, j Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson left Saturday on the Shasta for Boise, Ida., and Glennaferry, Ida., to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Robertson of Boise, and with Mrs. Robertson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson of Glennaferry. They will return Jan. 0. Mrs. J. Orbln Cooksey left by auto Saturday morning with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Chapman for Long Beach, Cal.. to spend a month with Mrs. Cooksey's aunt. Mrs. T. A. Cuddy, and to make a week's visit In Palm Springs. Miss Carln Degermark and Mlas Maurlne Carroll, teachers at Senior high school, are spending the vaca tion in the north. Miss Degermark at Portland ana Miss Carroll at Eu gene. Mrs. Lovda Mann, teacher at Roosevelt school. Is spending the holidays at Eugene with her brother, Leslie L. Lewis, having left Satur day by train. Miss Gracy Lou Ivanhoe Is among the members of the younger set spending the holidays away from Medford. She left Friday for Los An geles. Girls of Troop Seven To Stng Cluifttmas Carols. Girl Scouts of Troop 7. Washington school, will sing Christmas carols this evening to the members of the community committee. The girls are to meet at the public library prompt ly at 5:45 o'clock and will be taken home in cars Immediately upon con clusion of the carols. Mrs. McCracken Elected President Medical Auxiliary At the regular meeting Wednesday of the auxiliary to the Jackson Coun ty Medical society held at the home of Mrs. Charles Tt Sweeney, Mrs. Gor don McCracken of Ashland was elect, ed president for the new term. Mrs. McCracken succeeds Mrs. R. . Stearns. Other officers elected were Mrs. Dwlght H. Flndley, vice-president, and Mrs. Harvey Woods, secretary treasurer. The election of officers followed a routine business session, and after wards a program waa presented and refreshments were served. Two piano numbers were played by Miss Imogtrn Wallace and Mrs. Jamea C. Hayea of fered vocal selections. Ice cream, cakes, coffee and Oh rut in as candles were served in a rooos decorated in Yule motif, with a Christmas tree and 'lighted candlea. CHRISTMAS GIFT FRUIT I FULL PACK. Pears and Red Apples careful ly selected from the valley's best. At your grocers or call Walter Jones, 419-L. 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