rrcnForcn matl tribune, medford, Oregon, stxd ay. February 24. 1935.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
PAGE TWO
St. Mark's Guild
Entertains Friday
At Colonial Party
Among the outstandlnd sod si
evrnt of the wk was the Colonial
party, sponsored Friday by the ladles
of St. Mark's Guild. Twenty-four
tables of cards were In play durllig
the afternoon with honors going to
Mrs. J. H. Cochrun. Mrs. J. H. O'Con
nor and Mrs. Hose Schelffelln.
On entering the Guild Hall the
guests were greeted by the com
mittee, dressed in colonial costume
The decorations In the hsll were
befitting Washington's birthday Mrs.
John Peter and Mrs. Clyde Enkln
resided at the tea table.
The nroffram was given at the i
cIom of the afternoon by Mrs. R. C
Mulholland.
Miss Mary Kem. who has the lead
and Miss Constance Moore, both In
the hlah school operetta, "Chimes
of Normandy." sang selections from
the production, accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Burgess at the piano, They
were In costume.
One of the most enjoyed parts of
the program was the first violin pre
sentation of little Richard Bishop.
7, son or Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Bishop.
He Dlaved several patriotic airs.
Piano selections by Miss Alice
Holmbech were well received, as were
violin numbers by Miss Dorothy
Oore. During the program Martha
and Oeorire Washington were Imper-
nnntri in a minuet.
A number who were not In attend
ance at the card party came later
for the nroeram and teB.
Other members of the committee
were Mrs. John Barnenurg. Mrs. van
Gilbert and Mrs. Hnl Piatt.
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Mrs. Laura West
Hostess at Dinner
Mrs. Laura M. West was hostess on
Thursday evening at hor home, 344
North Bartlett. Inviting 14 guests for
dinner. The evening was spent at
bridge, high score going to Miss Ora
Cox. Quest prlae was won by Mrs.
Helena Woodley of Seattle, who Is
the guest In Medford at the home or
Miss Claire Gunellus. Mrs. J. V.
Rogers received consolation prize.
Those enjoying the evening were:
Mesdamei woodley, Rogers, Albert
Pltoh, Harry Turner, Ira Chastaln.
Eunice Smith, Elmo Russell. George
B. Canode, Leona Crane, J. H. Coch
rane and the Misses Cox, Gunellus,
Lucille Abbott and Ora Tucker.
Band Will Benefit
By P.-T. A. Party
Thursday evening. February S8, Is
the late set lor the card party to be
held In the Junior High School audi
torium. The benefit le being held to
ralae money for uniforms and music
for the Junior high school band. The
public l cordially invited 10 cooper
ate with the P.-T. A. In making this
a success. Bridge, auction, five hund
red, contract and pinochle tablea may
be reserved by calling .Mrs. Thomas
Roaeberry.
Alpha Delia and Bible
Classes to Meet at 0:45
The Alpha Delta class of the Chris
tian ohurch will meet with the Men
Bible class this (Sunday) morning at
8:46 o'clock, In the courthouse audi
torium. All members and friends are
urged to attend.
.
V. F. W. Auxiliary
To Sponsor Purty.
The V. F W. Auxiliary will give
another or their card partlea Thurs
day afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Joe Wood. 8 South
Orange street. These card parlies are
open to the public. Prizes will be
given and refreshments served.
The Auxiliary gave a similar card
party at the Armory Thursday after
noon. Brldse and five hundred were
played. Mrs. Joe Wood won first In
bridge with Mrs. Dick Wandrey low
Mrs. George Averlll won first in five
hundred with Mrs. Tom K. Flynn
low. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Fivnn Entertains
Members if Crater Lake onllrt.
The members of Crater I,ake Guild
spent a most dellnhttul evening at
the home of Mrs. Fay Flynn, Frliru
arv 18.
Mrs. Lora Wright had charge of
the devotlonala using the topic "cltl
renshlp." Mts Mary Ann Gates sang
"Your Eyes Have Told Me So" and
"IAincnir-Toujours," accompanied at
the plsno by Miss Mnrlan Moore.
The feature of the evening was a
most interesting talk by Mrs M J
Norrls. who used the subject "World
Conditions at the Present Times
or Revolution or Reformation"
Hostesi.es for the evening were
Mrs. Pay Flynn. Ruth Clement and
Margaret Morrison.
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Manicure 60c
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Shampoo, Finger Wave
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Soaplcss Oil Shampoo
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Phone 454
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With the marriage of Doris Duke, for aome time Number One heiress of the country, a new array
of ellnibles claimed the spotlight and vied for the vacated top rank spot. The air ia filled with heiresses
to fortunea of oil, ateel, banking, toothpaste, merchandising and whatnot among whom are Ethel Du.
pont, "Prlncesi of Delaware" and daughter of Eugene Dupont; Katrlna McCormlck, daughter of the late
Senator Medlll McCormlck; Hazel Forbes, heiress to dentifrice millions and a screen prospect; Helen
Lee Doherty, Henry L. Doherty's daughter by adoption; and Dorothy Fell, daughter of Mrs. Ogden Mills.
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Missionary Society
Elects Mrs. Oliver
At Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Wom
en's Missionary society of the Presby
terian church was held at the home
of Mrs A. R. Clement Tuesday after
noon with more thnn 40 present. The
rooms wero beautifully decorated
with spring flowers.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Mrs.
George Oliver; first vice-president,
Mrs. A. R. Clement; second vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Frank Albert; recording
secretary, Mrs. Harry Boker; corre
sponding secretary. Mrs. H. F. W.
Spllver: secretary for literature. Mrs.
It. S. Daniels: secretary tor missionary
education, Mrs. A. J. llnnhy; secretary
Tor membership. Mrs. Frank llsgerty:
secretary ror stewardship. Mrs. A. R
Clement; secretary ror national mis
sions and overseer of sewing, Mrs.
Belle Llttrrll; treasurer, Mrs. Csrl
Brommer,
The topic for the afternoon wao
"Stewardship." Mrs. Iverson present
ed the program In the following llttlo
piay, "Who Ia My Neighbor?", teach
ing a lesson or Joy in going the soc-
ond mile. Mcsdames Baker, Albert.
Ivorsnn, Oliver. Ouches, Miss Rutb
Clement and Laura Alice Bailey took
part In thia dramatization.
Mrs. T. M. 8tott, Presbytertal presi
dent or GiTtlits Pass, waa guest speak
er ror the afternoon and dwelt on
Stewardship of Time and Prayer.
Mrs. L. D. Hodgklue ravored with
a solo, and old missionary hymn, "A
iion unsi. Mrs. Slmpklns accom
panied her.
The program for the afternoon
closed with a very beautiful dedlea-
Hon service conducted by Mrs. Iver
son, after which a aoclal hour was
enjoyed.
Mrs. F. C. Albert, the retlrlne nresl.
dent, presided at the tea tbl
Mcsdumcs Hnggerty. Orlhble, and
Gould assisted Mra. Clement aa hos
tesses for the afternoon.
I'Mhlan Sisters""
Meet IVhrnary 12.
The Pythian Sisters club met at
the home ot Mra. Carl Flchtner Feb
ruary 13 ror a Valentine costume
party. There was a short business
session, after which games were en
Joyed and refreshments served bv the
hostesses, Mrs. Mary Webber and Mrs.
Elizabeth Fluhrer. The next meet
ing of the club will be February
37, at the home ot Mra. Wm. Swarta.
40 Berkeley Way. Mrs. Swarta will
be assisted by Mrs. Ida Coe.
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Home Mrs. Young
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Mra .J. W. Young of CIS South Oak
dale avenue, entertained twelve
guests Wednesday afternoon at a
Washington Birthday party. The dec
orations were carried out In colonial
motif, and even the favors were In
red, white and blue colors. An attrac
tive table was decorated In the same
colors, with a colonial centerpiece.
Luncheon waa served at one o'clock,
and contrnct bridge was played dur
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. ?. GBeach
Hostess to Class
Mrs. R. O. Beach, 113 Geneva
street, was hostess to the Golden
Links Bible class of the Medford
BnptlHt church Thursday, February
31. The class members and their
guests, Mrs E. N. Warner and some
of her class were served at 1 p.m.
with a delicious "Washington" des
sert, consisting of brick Ice cream
with hatchet motif, cakes and col
fee.
After the dessert a short business
session was held, followed by Inter
esting games and a musical program.
Mrs. Fidelia Piatt sang a solo. Ken
neth Raymond gave two piano num
bers. Masters Roderick, Richard and
Jlmmle Merrlman sang two interest
ing songs and Mrs. Meadows, an out-of-town
guest, rendered a marvelous
whistling solo, accompanied by her
self on the piano.
The commlttoe In charge was Mrj
Don Piatt, Mrs A. J. Anderson, Mr.'
James Fowler. Mrs. Ctemma Ft nicy.
Mrs. R. W. French, Mrs. L. J. Qsbei
and the hostess, Mra. Beach. Twenty
four ladles were present.
Ladles of Church
To .Meet Wednesday.
All ladles of the Christian church
are urged to attend a special meet
lr. of the Womeu's association at
3 o'clock Wednesday, Februnry 37
In the church recreational hall. Work
for the year ts to be outlined at
this meeting.
Pan Hellenic Will4
Have Friday Luncheon
Pan Hellenic will meet Friday.
March 1st, for a one o'clock luncheon
at the Hotel Medford. Mrs. Walter
Flynn and Mrs. Robert Hammond will
be hostesses. Any member of a nat
ional sorority Is cordially Invited to
attend. Progressive contract will be
played during the afternoon. Mem
bers will please note the change of
day to Friday.
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. Central Phone 363
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Pianist Campbell
Will Return Soon
For Recital Here
David Campbell, noted pianist, who
was recently heard in a recital In
Ashland and who has since been giv
ing a BChedulo of recltalt In Califor
nia, Is returning from Los Angeles
and will give a recital at the Bald
win Plnno shop here at 8:15 o'clock
Tuesday. March 5.
The recital will be under the man
agement of Cnrleton Janes, assisted
by local musicians, who are delight
ed to be able to present this enter
tainment to music lovers of southern
Oregon.
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Loyalty Chili I re en
.Members Attend Meeting.
The Loyalty Club cf F. O. E. will
moat In the Eagles Hnll Wednesday
afternoon at 1.00 o'clock. The meet
ing Is to be a social and members
are urged to attend and bring pros
pective members. Hostesses In chnrrje
are Mrs. Llbble Root. Mrs. Latimer,
and Mrs. Laura Averlll.
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Washington P.-T". A.
Celebrates Birthday
With Program, Tea
Founders' day was observed with
an Interesting program Friday by
members of Washington school P.-T.
A.
After a short business meeting the
numbers presented consisted of a
reading. "The Minuet." by Natalie
Parker, and a group of songs by the
Washington school glee club, under
the leadership of Miss Alice Cromar,
who is given much credit for her
splendid Instruction by members of
the P.-T. A-. A pageant, "This la the
Oak Tree," waa presented with 30
children taking part.
The founders' day candle-lighting
ceremony waa an Interesting feature
given by the past presidents of the
P.-T. A. Each past president was giv
en a beautiful corsage of purple and
gold, by Mrs. J. H. Hoey, the presi
dent. Those taking part were Mes-
dames Bryant, Brockway, Heyland.
Chaney, Dixon, Kroschel, Faye, Flcht- I
ner and Hodgklns.
Following the program, the annual
Washington silver tea was held. The
table was beautifully decorated In
P.-T. A. colors, purple and gold, with
the founders' day birthday cake,
bearing 31 candles, as the center
piece. Mesdames Hoey and Flchtner I
presided. I
A generous offering .was received ;
to be used for the extension of con
gress work.
Don't Worry Chili
.Meet for I.lllM henn.
The Don't Worry club met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Grace
Oliver on Columbus avenue. One
o'clock luncheon was served to 12
members, after which games were
played.
Alpha KlRnia Class
Enjoy Covered Luncheon.
Members of the Alpha Sigma class
of the First M. E. church served a
coverrd d'sh luncheon Tuesday even
ing at 6:30 o'clock In the Sunshine
Parlors. Mrs. Burk acted as hostess
with Miss Barrett and Mrs. Wall
assisting.
During the business meeting which
followed several interesting activi
ties were planned for the class bj
the class president, Mr. Burk and
Rev. Knotts. who Is" teaching the
class. Games were enjoyed the rest
of the evening.
Mrs.t Rice Hostess
To .Missionary Society
Mrs. W. C. Rice was hostess . to
members of the Women's Missionary
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. Tuesday afternoon at
their regular social meeting.
Mrs. Ray Arthur was leader of the
day's lesson, and Mrs. Albright offer
ed the opening prayer. "Digging tlv
Wells Our Fathers Dug" was the tit'
of a dialogue by nine of the ladle
Four visitors were present in add!
tlon to the members.
Refreshments were served by tl;
hostess assisted by Mrs. McCuistc
Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. N. S. Oatman.
B. Leonard
Phone 427
hitisaJsWil
enter-
Mrs. Laurence
Pennington
talued members of the Thursday
Bridge club February 31, at her home
on the Jacksonville highway. Eight
gueata were served dessert luncheon.
The entertainment waa carried out
as a Washington birthday party, and
the guests were In Colonial costume.
Dancing Chiss
To Meet Thursday.
The Students' Dancing class, spon
sored by the Mothers' club of the
Sacred Heart church will meet in
the parish hall Thursday evening
at 7:00 p.m.
Little Miss Jerome .
Hohtess on lllrthduy
Twelve members of Medford's very
young set enjoyed a party Saturday
afternoon from two to four o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Jo Jerome In
Everett Court honoring the seventh
birthday anniversary of her daughter,
Miss Jeraldyn Jerome.
Decorations, favors and refresh
ments followed the Washington's
Birthday motif. Appropriate games
were played by the little guests who
Included: Beverly Jean Whitman.
Charmalne Brault, Polly Ann Hof
fard. Rosalie Ackley, Claire Thomas.
Cloy Lyons, Bobby Watson, Walter
Bown, Jimmy Scheffel, Herbert Rob
bins, Allan Flynn and Jeraldyn.
Mrs. Pennington
Hostess to Eight
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Miss Alice Hanley
Hostess Wednesday
pa5 Matrons Club
The final activities of the year for
the Past Matrons club of Nevita
chapter, No. 93, O. E. 8 . was the one
o'clock luncheon given by the retir
ing president. Miss Alice Hanley, at
her beautiful country home last
Wednesday.
Covers were laid for twenty mem
bers at beautifully arranged tables.
Centerpieces of spring blossoms and
a ml lax with Washington Day decor
ations were the motive carried out.
After luncheon the hostess Invited
the club Into the spacious living
room for a short business meeting.
The curtain committee reported the
purchase of drapery material for the
windows of the chapter home and
displayed the material selected. Mrs.1
Gay Husband kindly offered to make i
up the curtains. Thia offer was very
much appreciated and accepted. These
curtains are a gift from the club to ;
Nevita chapter. I
In honor of Mrs. Bertha Russell's '
30th wedding anniversary, Mrs. Jen
nie Merltt, on behalf of the club, in
her gracious manner, presented Mrs.
BurseU a lovely solid silver set of'
teaspoon. Mrs. Let a Kyle was initi
ated Into the club and presented ;
with a pretty corsage In honor of be- j
coming the Junior Past Matron.
New officers for the year 1935 are! 1
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BLUE WRAPPER
No Order Is Complete Without It!
can distinguish Fluhrer d VL
also in an attractive blue ' upper . . ,
red and white band aro.:. j the '.p'
l i in sum i m m mmm l ltfl ' Mtii.-
President, Junice Merrttt; vice-presi
dent, Mollie Neal. Inez Ferguson, woo
has served for several years u secretary-treasurer,
was unanimously re
elected. At the clone of the meeting. Mrs.
Elsie Martin Invited the club to meel
at her home Wednesday, March 30.
Flrtt Christian C. fc.
Will Meet This Evenlnf.
The Intermediate Christian En
deavor society of the First Christian
church, will meet at the usual time,
6:30 this Sunday evening In the
recreational hall.
Miss Joan Guyer will lead the
devotional period. All young people ofy
hlgh school age are Invited to attend,,
as an interesting discussion baa been
planned.
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Registered Spencer Cornetlere
J91 Oak. Ashland. TeL 185-R
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