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MEDFORD MAIL TRFBTTNE. MED FORI). OREGON, SUNDAY. JANUARY 27. 1935. X Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week PAGE TWO Miss Land en Stirs Admiration in Her Violin Presentation In presenting Lucie Neale Landen. violinist, In recital Friday night, the Southern Oregon Normal la to be congratulated on the vitality with which it la building up Its music department and the Interest that la being focused on the Importance of hearing good music. Miss Landen has been added to the faculty thli year and comes from New York, where she haa had suc cessful teaching experience, as well aa an Interesting career as concert violinist. Opening her program with two movements of the Handel Sonata in B major, and following with the Tartlnl variations on a theme by Corel! 1, she showed a delightful mas tery of that most difficult classic school and delighted her audience The Bymphonle Espsgnole by Lalo (now 40 years dead) was most satis fying In both style and Interpreta tion. Two groups of charming shorter numbers lent variety to an otherwise heavy program, and held a touch of Individuality In that one of these numbers was Miss Landen own composition. The Hindu Cradle song, by the American composer, Harriet Ware, was arranged by Carl Wecker and dedicated to Miss Landen. The Vnlse Bluette, immortalized by P. Krelsler, was played with grace and enticing rhythm. The closing number. Dance, by de Walla, brought forth the encore "From the Cane- brake," which was repeated. Miss London's playing Is charac terled by Intellectuality, deep feel tru? for the Inner meaning of music and by a tremendous sweep In rhytnm that Is typical of all artists. It is hoped that her year's schedule will afford many more concerts and re citals. Miss Alice Holm-back, who after graduation from the University of Oregon, spent two years In Seattle, ' was an artistic accompanist, giving adequate tonal and emotional sup port at all times. The recital Is to be given soon In Mertford. The program follows: Andante and Allegro .. Handel Theme and Varlatlons-Tartlnl-Corelll Bymphonle EspaRnole Lalo Allegro non troppo Andante Scheruindo Romance Wlenlawskl Nocturne - Landen Caprlccletta ........... .. Mendelssohn Tango Ware-Wecker (Dedicated to Miss Landen) Value Bluette Drlgo Dance (La Vide Breve) da Falla Group Entertained At Mrs. Clancy9 s On Founders Day Chapter AA, P. E. O., celebrated Founders' day with an appropriate program at the home of Mrs. R. w Clancy on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. P. R. Roberta as chairman. Mrs. E. A. Moore described the or ganisation of the first chapter by seven girl students at Iowa Wesleyan college, ML Pleasant. Mrs. H. W Young sang a group of old-time eonf(8. Following this, pupils of Eve Ben son dancing school gave a delightful series of dances of sixty years ago in costume. Those taking part were Lancers, Janice Shreve, Jewel Deter, Betty Green, Nlla Oreen, Phyllis Hedgcpeth. Barbara Holt, Edna Har per and Elaine Brophy; in Virginia reel, Ruth Slorah, Jean Jennings, Charlottte Older, Dorothy Coffecn, June McDotigall, Clara Furnas, Audrey Flynn, Catherine Metrger, Mary Brad- fish, Qeraldlne Clemens; In minuet, Jantre Shrrve, Elaine Brophy, Edna Harper, Jewel Deter, Accompani ments were by Sebodllnn Apollo. Mrs. Clancy was axalsted In enter taining the chapter by Mrs. John Moff.it. lAdlea' AM ftorlrtjr Him Ktijouihlr Meeting The Lad Its' Aid society of the Zlon Lutheran church had a fins attend ance and very enjoynble meeting last Thursday afternoon at the home of the hoHLerm. Mrs. A. P. Smith, 005 South Newtown. Fhiiim r.tthMtiilii ut IMniirr Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Flynn enter tained at dinner Inst Tuesday even liu;. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hodttklns and daughter, Edith: Mrs. Anna D. Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs L. E. Ilodgkina. -Mis Thclina llnes Arrives for VU-i-W-End Miss Thelma Hayrs, who Is attend ing University of Oregon, arrived Hsturdny nmralng on the Orgonlan to upend the week -end In Mod ford at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hayes. KM-la1 Miftliijt set for Ouk Circle. Neighbors of Woodcraft, Oak Circle No. -1A'2 of Phoenix, will hold sH I til meeting at the Orange Halt Thursday. January 31, to attend to fipeclal business of the circle and make plana for a rally, to be held February 11. A public card party will follow tbe buMnt'ss meeting. j We hav a large Community with Community China and Glassware to match GARNERS ENTERTAIN ROOSEVELTS AT DINNER ; 1 r if-' It f si Wi Viiiwitii. - " j - - mm a-jmi Tht dinner given by Vice President and Mrs. Garner for ths President and Mra. Roosevelt was one of the high spots in Washington's social season. It it the on and only big party of the year given by the Vict President, Left to right: Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Roosevelt, Vlca President Garner, and the President. (Associ ated Press Photo Miss Helen Smith Tells Engagement Friday at Shower The enffngrment of Miss Helen Smith of Med ford to James O'Duno- hue of Butte Falls was the an nouncement made at a shower given Miss Smith by members of the Girls' Community club Frldny evening at the club rooms on North Bartlett. The wedding la to be In the spring The table for refreshments was decorated with tapers and old Eng lish Ivy. The guests, who were enter tained with music during the even ing, presented Miss Smith with gifts from a wood basket cleverly deco rated. Besides the honor guest, those present were the Misses Elaine De- Vrlea. Winifred Inman, Oerrvldlne Latham. Virginia Cook. Edith Adams. Mrs. Jrwftls Latng. Thelma Ntckle. Mickey Pearson. Mrs. J. S. Smith, Mrs. Mildred Kuhn. Alice English. Evalln Cummlngs, Rose Smith and Frances Smith, Anniversary Social For Luther Leaguers Luther League of Zlon Lutheran church will have an anniversary so cial Mpnday evening In the church parlors. A delightful time Is being planned by the committee In charge. The league was organtr-ed three years ago and has boen thriving since then. Olive Rclwknh Lodge llonorit tepnrtert Sliler Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 30 held Its regular business moftlnrf Monday evening, January 31, with Irene Shir ley as noble grand. With a very im pressive service, the charter was draped In memory of Katie Pnlen, a departed sinter. Next meeting will be held Febru ary 4. fit. Mark's Giill.l llolil lntrrefttliift Cnnl Tarty The St. Mark's guild held an In teresting luncheon at I o'clock Frl- 'day, followed by an afternoon of bridge, during which IS tables were in play. Mrs. A. Z- Graves took first honors In contract bridge, Mrs. H. O. Froh bach first honors In pivot auction, and Mrs. H. O. Wilson hod high point In progressive suction. The committee In charge waa Mrs Atlanta Satchwell, assisted by Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Gould, Mrs. McDougal and Mrs. Pnxton. The party was such success Mint the ladles are plan ning another to be held February 33. Benefit Cant party Next Friday i: v n I n g The public Is extended a cordial Invitation to attend the benefit card party next Friday evening, Feb. 1 by members of the Washington P- T. A. Funds derived will be used to aid the school lunchroom. Prlres, dona ted by Medford merchants, will be given the winners st cards, snd those who attend will have the choice of playing pinochle. 600. contract or auction bridge. Husbands of the members have been Invited to at tend and a large crowd la anticipated. All those who enjoy an evening of cards or are Interested in doing , their part to help furnish the school i children with lunches are cordially 1 Invited. Each ticket which Is bought at this party will provide a meal for child who would otherwise have to do without. Those Interested will please call Mrs. W. O. Cool, telephone number 8.1. for further Information. 38' assortment of Silverware Dinner at Mann's For House Guests Mr. and Mrs. George D. Mann of Blsmark, North Dakota, house guest of Mr. end Mrs. John C. Mann, were entertained at the latter's home at dinner Thursday evening. They have been In Mcdford two days and are en route to California, where they will spend the rest of the winter. Mr. Mann of Blsmark la the brother of John Mann. Guests were Mrs, Robert Moffatt of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. John Mof fatt of Medford and D. N. Booth of Wlllmsr, Minn. High School Group Enjoys Winter H porta Elaine Brophy. Patsy Smith, La Vern Stepheson. Jim Henry and Lee Bui Us, local high school students, are spending the week end as guests of Jim Bsyllss at the Parson ranch at Hilt. They are enjoying skiing and tobogganing during thlr stay at the Parson ranch. He Malays to Install On Next Thursday Night The Medford chapter of DeMolay will hold Us public Installation of officers Thursday night, January 31, at 7:30. All friends are cordially In vited and the parents of D-Molays are especially asked to be present. The Medford chapter will Journey to Grants Pass February 3 to have Its second degree conferred upon mem bers. Past Nolile Grand Club .Meets at Scrlptrr Home Past Noble Grand club met at the home of Dorothy Scrip ter, 80 Rose avenue. Thursday evening with 38 members and five visitors present. Gifta for the sister Ollvee wero opened and enjoyed. Election of officers waa- held with the following members 'elected to the chairs: Margery Pearson, president; Lottie Howard, vice-president: Doro thy Scrlpter. secretory antfttreasurer, Assisting the hostess In serving were Faye Ackley, Ilarel Cassady. An- nls Scrlpter and Irene Shirley. The next meeting will be held at the home of Ethel Weed, 420 Park avenue, February 14. Mistletoe Club Has Polly Anna Pnrty Mistletoe club met Wednesday eve ning with Neighbors Frances McCon Ichle and her daughter, Joan, as hos tess. Dainty refreshments were served as dessert luncheon at 7:30 followed by a brief business period. The occasolu was the semi-annual farewell Polly Anna party when mem bers p r s t n t gifts to their Polly Annas of the past term and draw names for the ensuing six months. Many very pretty and useful pres euta were exchanged and a gyd time enjoyed by the 35 members present. The club will meet Tuesday even ing. February A. with Neighbor Edith Beck at her home. B34 South Orspe. for the 'Thank You" party, when each member presents s token of thsnks for the presents received from her Polly Anna of the past term. Fh fm mm nM Vm CmtSwd Orwib r Jitnlint ilf M rtlMM ptmmam&mi CrtHiHIn tn4 dwuuttM mi t miuiiI tmi ttiy wit CfiW Cwili m mi4t 1M Im l Itmtmm mmriI ih mi M,Mtl Trtk. Tftt t wOt twM rwk tntm (Km U M II M pif M in tm- Om bra Nuha i it-itf trtiMMM Ut mm hrM Al rw kKl Vm Annual "States" Dinner Is Event Of Coming Week The tenth annual "States" Dinner given by the ladles of the First M. E. church will be an outstanding so cial event of the coming week. The date has been set for Tuesday evening, Jan. 39 at 8:30 o'clock and a large number of persons, many of whom have attended all nine of the previous similar banquets, have made their reservations for Tuesday night. The large recreation hall of the church will be used as a dining room and each of the long tables will be decorated to represent some outstanding characteristic of a dif ferent state or group of states. There will be an "International" table whero the "flags of all nations" will fly and where people born In other countries may claim a place. Mrs. E. C. Koppen Is chairman of the dining room committee and each hostess always uses her own loveli est tableware to make her tables as attractive as possible. The menu committee is headed by Mrs. O. Beery and she and her corpa of experienced helpera have planned a most delicious meal and one which will be served by a trained group of young girls. ine program this year has been planned by Mrs. W. W. Walker snd will be of unusual merit. Five nun era by some of the best talent In the valley will be presented. Reservations may bo secured at the table of each guest's state or prefer erp by calling Mrs. Mnynard Bush. 1473-W or Mrs. W. w. Walker. 1149 MUs Charity Hurt Will Filter Katherlne llimtsnn Mrs. Floyd Hart and dauchtar Charity left Friday evening by train or onn rrancisco. where Miss Hart will enter Katherlne Branson school Mrs. Hart will return the first nart of the week. r VDRIENNE'S JANUARY CLEARANCE Final Low Prices on all Winter Apparel to make room for Now Spring Merchandise. Buy now and Bave Dollars on smart Dresses . . . Coats . . . Suits . . . Hats . . . Blouses . . . Hosiery . . . Gloves and Accessories. DRESSES Select one of our Menlng Drews for g am the l'rrllent' Hall. One vperlnl croup 111 J Including velvet, laffeta nod crene styles JL Vy In mines to Jt'O.a.V Clearance sale Shirred Velvet Party Wraps $7.95 DRESSES Values to $29.05. Both silk and wool frocks t 1 fl QC included 3 I U.30 Two dresses $15.00 An assortment of dress and sport coats. Some with fur collars. A few Rothmoors included. Values to $49.95. Clearance sale r FOUNDATION GARMENTS A special group of 1 T girdles and corselettes l2 1 T1CC WINTER HATS Smart styles in felt and velvet Engagement Miss Hall to Richard 1 Mann, Announced Miss June Hall of Ashland, whose engagement to Richard Mann of Med ford waa announced this week, waa given a linen shower at the home of her fiance's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Mann, Tuesday evening. Four teen guests were present and were served refreshments during the even ing. The announcement of the wedding waa of much interest In Medford. where both Mlsa Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of Ashland, and Mr. Mann were graduated from Medford high school. The wedding ts to be February 3. Open House Friday At Anderson Home Mrs. Alton M. Anderson entertained at a birthday party and open house Friday evening at her home on Queen Ann avenue, In honor of her hus band's birthday. Eighteen guests were present during open house, from 7 until 9 o'clock. Present were Mr. and Mra. Charles Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ord Reed, Mr. and Mrs Lynn Croxdale, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leclerc, Mr. and Mre. B. C. Fergu son, Misses Jean Ferguson, Frances Farrln and Leah Inch, and Messrs Jerry Neff of Portland, Leo Lorraine and Ivan Harrington. Mother's Club Entertains Saint Man's Htudent Body At a delightful party held at the parish haU on South Oakdale. the Mother's club of the St. Mary's Academy entertained the high school student body with an entertainment and dancing. Refreshments were also served. The faculty and student body of the school wish to express their appreciation to the mothers for a pleasant evening. Pythian Card Party Will Be On Tuesday Mrs. H. G. Wort man. 913 South Oakdale avenue, will be hostess on Tuesday evening to the Pythian Sis ters, for a card party. Date of the card party has been changed to Tuesday from Wednesday, so as not to Interfere with the President's ball. Hand made prizes given by the Pyth ian club wilt be presented the win ners at bridge and pinochle. Refresh ments will be served. The committee In charge are: Mrs. E. J. Klein, Mrs. Rd Webber. Mrs. Maxlne Ferg. Mrs. W. L. Walden. The public Is Invited to attend. Council Has Social And Business Meeting On Friday evening Wea tonka Council Pocahontas lodge, held their regular business meeting with the following past chiefs filling the sta tions: Pocahontas, Huldah Thurman; Wenonah, Wtlma Hayes; prophetess, Nellie Purdln; Powhatan, William Millies. The gift for attendance was given to Carrie Mllnes. The birthdays were observed and those receiving glfta were, Ethel Blsh, Gladys Dooms, Maggie Ersklne. Llltle Holt, Frances Moffatt, Rosa Young, Mary Sllllman. Olenn Abbott,! William Mllnes. and Richard Slngler. Following the business hour a so cial card party was held. High scores In pinochle were held by Gladys Dooms and Wm. Mllnes. Low scores were received by Evelyn Stagg and Bud Lawrentz. In bridge high scores were won by Gladys Waltcrmlre, and Jack Wenzel and low scores went to Nellie Purdln and Vaughn Quacken bush. At the close of the evening, deli cious refreshments were served by the losing side of the recent member ship contest. Next Friday evening. Feb. 1, there will be initiation. DRESSES Better dresses for street and afternoon. Values to $49 50. Sp,ci" y2 Price COATS $15.00 . 51.00 Miss Collie Gives Hard Times Party Miss Rena Collie entertained at hard times party at her home on South Holly Friday evening. Inviting guests for four table's of bridge. Mrs. David Wood and Miss Mar- Jorle Young were given prises for high score in bridge, and Miss Joyce Gage was chosen as the guest wear ing the cleverest costume. Temple Announces Special Ceremony Zulelma Temple. Daughters of the Nile, will hold a midwinter ceremo nial at a special meeting In the Ash land Masonic temple on Tuesday. January 39. at 3 p. ra. Luncheon will be served In the Masenlc dining room at 13:30. The uniformed patrol from Med ford and the choir from Grants Pass will1 be In attendance and will assist throughout the ceremonies. Several candidates will receive the degrees. Mrs. T. P. Franco, queen of the tem ple, will preside. Zulelma Temple has had a very successful year under the leadership of Mrs. Franco and much has been done In the way of donations to Shrlners' hospitals for crippled chil dren, both at Portland and Shreves- port, La. Donations for the convalescence fund, which Is used to assist children after they have been discharged from the hospitals, have been made by the temple, and a quilt made by Mrs. Loomla of Ashland was sold by Hlllah Temple for 886, which amount was added to this fund. Thanksgiving boxes were sent to Portland and Christmas boxes to Shreveport. St. Mark's Guild to'llold Cafeteria Lunch February I The St. Mark's guild will give a cafeteria luncheon followed by a bus iness meeting at 1 o'clock Friday F;bruory I. at the RUlld hall on North Oakdale. The ladles In charge will be Mrs. McDougal, Mrs. Strang and Mrs. Marti. RpRiilnr Monthly Party For f;lrls' Club Wednesday On next Wsdnesc'nv evening. Jan uary 30. at the Girls' Community club at 7:30 the girls will ho!d their reg ular monthly party. A special program, stunts, and sur- j prises have been announced by Miss, Sabrtna Thatcher, president. Any girl in the valley Interested will be welcomed by this group as they have enthuslnm and fun to share, ! Well Known Piano Teacher To Appear In Medford Monday j Harry Krlnke, well known piano pedagogue and music educator, will j arrive In this city today, and will ive a freo morning lecture on "A Modern Approach to Piano Teach ing." on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Medford Mcnday morning at 9 o'clock. 1 A good attendance Is expected. Mr. Krlnke's Medford appearance is made possible through the courtesy and sponsorship of the Palmer Music ! House, and Prultt'a Melody Shop. Crater Lake Guild Hos Monday Meeting , 1 Crater Lake Guild met with Mrs. V. A. Wilson at 11 Corning Court, i on Monday evening. January 31. The president. Miss Emily Brown, prestd- I ed. Devotlonals were led by Mrs. Cool. Germany was the topic of the eve ning, with talks given by Ruth Clement and Helen Holt Wilson. The members were entertained with two whistling solos by Miss Catherine Grlbble, accompanied by Miss Marian Moore. At the close of the evening, re freshments were served by the host ess, assisted by Mrs. C. W. Spencer, i Miss Frances Nordeen, and Miss Bar- bora Holt. Miss Emily Brown prestd- , ed. I TV A . . A m IV'. i ill- Many Entertained At Several Little Misses' Birthdays During the last week several' little Misses of Medford entertained many of their frlenas at birthday parties, at which the little hostesses were assisted by older relatives. Mrs. Glen J. Btrk entertained Fri day afternoon, honoring her little daughter, Beverley Jean's seventh birthday. Games were the diversion for the afternoon. At the cloae the little guests were seated around a table beautifully trimmed In pink and green and were served cake and Ice cream In the same dainty colors. Guests enjoying the afternoon were Betty Jean Johnson. Virginia Thler- otf, Jean Bolger. Billle Bonis, Naney Swem, Betsy Murray, Nancy Rlna barger. Reglna Parsons, Beverly Daily, Kenneth Kendrlck. Robert Zundel, Barbara Brooks, Greta Smith. John nie Merrill. Beverlev Jan Rlrk Rttv Deavrr. Mrs. Blrk was asstsd by Mrs. A. Borrls, Mrs. J. Merrill and Mrs. W. iiunuej. Little Miss Marilyn Lee Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cole man, waa hostess to a group of her friends January 33. from 3 to 6 o'clock, at her home on Queen Ann avenue. The party was In honor of Marilyn Lee's third birthday, and re freshments were served during the afternoon to 13 of her little friends. Present were Georg'e Porter. Kath leen Sekatz. Billle Heath. Bobby Stewart, Bobby S e m o n. Beverly Strain. Mary Anne and Billy Perl. Gail Codding. Johnny Monroe and Elaine and Donna Sherwood. On Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith entertained In honor of their daughter, Greta's sixth birth- day. at the home of her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis, 1113 East Main street. Games were enjoyed by the little quests during the day and balloons were furnished everyone. Gifts were presented the honor guest at a pret- wiy aecoraieo taoie. arranged with baskets of candy. Greta's little aunt Marjorie Smith, and her erandoar- nts assisted with the entertainment Present were Billle Jean Mcn,iMi Barbara Brandt. Beverlev Birk. Bev erly Drily, Elaine Hoffman. Dixie Craig, Barbara Brooks. Gloria Mo. Dugal, Thais Gordon, Shirley Barton una jean. Robert Zundel. Ronald Britson. George Hall. Warren Hamlin. Floyd Jcnes. Virgil Gillette. Kenneth Hen dricks. Buddy Nutting. Junior Hall ana Howard. Bridge Club to Meet " With Mrs. J. R. Marshall The Building Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs, J. r. 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