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Croup Entertains
At Linen Shower
For Miss Fulton
On of the charming eventa of the
week wan a ltnen shower given by
Miss Edythe Stump and Mra. Edward
Gould at the lattera home on Arcaum
Court Monday evening in honor of
Mlae Barbara Pulton. Mlaa Fultona
marriage to EarlBlgclow will be an
event of June 18.
The home was beautifully decorat
ed with Ilowera. Court Whist waa
played, high acore going to Mrs. Der
nlc Meaftal, and consolation acore to
Mlaa Margaret Melling. Refreshments
were served at midnight.
Present were the Mlsaea Virginia
Ward, Jane Schmidt, Dorothy Rogers,
Edythe fitump, Barbara Fulton, Mar
garet Melling and Mesdamea Bernioe
' Mcaaal. Snlly Puhl, Earl Wymor
Marvin Oofisctt, Evelyn Oould and
Peter Ploypole.
Rickerts Leaving
Salem Convention
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rlckert are
ieavlng for Snlem today to attend
a Joint annual convention of the
Odd Fellows and Ilcbekaha of Ore
gon. Mm. Rlckert will act aa
delegate to the Rcbrkah assembly.
The convention will last all week,
and Dr. and Mra. Rlckert will re
turn Saturday.
V. F. W. Auxiliary
jipomnr Public Curd Party i
Mrs. Ftha Wall. 1036 Reddy avenue, i
will be hostess next Thursday after
noon. May 23, at a public card party
Bridge and five-hundred wltl be play
ed. Prlrea will be given and refresh
ments will be served. The card party
la open to the public and any one
who likes to play cards la cordially In
vited. l.ndlpV Aid of Church
Will Mirre Covered Supper
A covered dish supper will be served
by the Ladles' Aid of Zlon Lutheran
church In the church parlors next
Thursday, 6:30 p. m. In honor of the
new members received Into the
church since last Chrlstmaa. All
members and frlcnda of the church
are invited to be present. A short
program will be given.
Missionary Society
Hilt Have Pacini Meet
There will be a social meeting of
the Women's Mlfwlonary society ol
the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, Tuesday afternoon, May '31,
beginning at two-thirty o'clock, Ac
cording to announcement of the :
publicity chairman, Mra. N. fl. Ont- '
man. A full attendance ta requested
for Tuesday's program.
Pocahontas Lodge
Lnjoys "Itunco" Party
A "bunco" party waa held at the
regular meeting last week of Poca
hontas lodge, with high prizes going
to Nellie Purdln and J tick Dooms,
and low scores to David Luman and
Florence Rush. Following the party
a box social was held and all the
partners were served In the dining
hall at a late hour.
Next Frldny evening. May 24, a
dance will be held. Members and
their friends are cordially welcome.
Charming May Bride
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with a wave from Vi's
Permanents
$3.75
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$5.00 T
Krprenrn(nt1ra for
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VI'S WAVE SHOP
lintel Mrilford
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Photo by Peaaleys.
irs. nraniey i.. ntnrK, nee mitn luimstrom. the rhnrmlng bride at a
u ed (I lug which took place the evening of Mtiy 11 at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mnt. HJulmtir RnniHtroni of "(Jreen Acres." near Central
Point. A bower of white hlostinms h miked with evergreens formed a beau
tiful setting for the ceremony, which was attended by ahout ISO guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Btnrk ore expected to return today from a wedding trip to
Han Fronclnro.
Past Matron Club
Enjoys Hospitality
At Orchard Home
There Is a unanimity of opinion
that one of the gayest and most suc
cessful meetings of Past Matrons'
club waa held Wednesday at the Mo
doc orchard home of Mrs. Leta Kyle,
Junior past matron of Nevlta chapter,
1 0. E. 3. At 1 o'clock, luncheon was
j served by the different groups. The
i tables were beautifully arranged, one
centerpiece, especially admired by all,
being formed of large panstes sent
BOWMAN'S
Smart Permanents
$1.50 to
$7.50
Shampoo nnd Fingor Wave
or Marcel 75o
Central.
Tel. 57
Art Uaklrdrexj-erx
41 S. Central Phone 363
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for Your
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Permanent
$2.45
and up
Get a new wave now to last
through tho summer months.
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Salon cf Beauty
If yon wnnt to be especi.
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Qrndnntion Festivities . . .
And of course you do . . .
Let u give you a lovely
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"Frederics"
Permanent Wave
$5
for an appointment
Phone 577
by Miss Marian Hamrlck to the hoe
teas. May IS being the date of Iaabelle
Leever! birthday, aha was presented
a large bouquet of beautiful flowers
and a birthday card signed by all
members present. Always gracious,
Mra. Leever waa generous with her
expression of appreciation for this
remembrance.
One of the pleasures of the meet
ing waa the sightseeing drive through
the beautlfdl Modoc orchard given
those who wished to take the trip
by the manager, Elmer Kyle.
The June meeting win be a picnic
dinner to be held at the city park
at Grants Pass. The families tf the
members are lnvltrd guests. The din
ner will be served at 1 o'clock on
June 33.
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i ivin Hurds Visit
On Wedding Trip
i Mr. and Mrs. Etvln Hurd of Cres
cent City, while on their honeymoon,
stopped In Medford this week to visit
lEvalin Cummlngs snd Alice D. Eng
: lth. both of whom are Intimate
friends of the bride, the former Miss
Burnls M. Cadra. The Hurda return
ed to Cre.vent City Wednesday.
1 l.ovnl Wnmen'i Claw
Plans Party on TurfilUT
Loyal Women's Bible class of the
First Christian church will hold a
rla.vi party and business meeting on
Tuesday afternoon. May 31 at 3
Mrs, Nion Tucker
To Entertain For
Gay Bridal Couple
Word has been received from San
Francisco that Mra. Nion Tucker
of Burllngame, well known In the
society of the Rogue River valley,
will be among those who will en
tertain for the Count Kurt Haug-wltz-Reventlow
and his bride, the
former Barbara Hut ton, while the
gay. Internationally known couple
are honeymooning in California. Mr.
and Mra. Tucker and many of their
prominent friends spend a part of
each year at their summer lodge,
"Rogue's Roost," on Rogue river
near this city. .
Badminton Club
Will Be Guests
Members of Medford Badminton
club, prominent in the city's social
circles, will be entertained at the
Town club, 1000 West Main street.
Wednesday evening at 7:00 o'clock.
at a no host dinner. The event
promises to be a highlight of the
activities at the Town club this
week.
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Mother's Day Tea
Enjoyed by Group
The Mother's Day tea given by
Sunny Sisters Circle of Presbyter-
Ian church at the home of Mrs.
Pickett, Enst Main street on May 7,
was enjoyed by a large number ol
guests. The rooms were beautiful
with spring flowers. A musical pro
gram was the order of entertain
ment. Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang ac
companied by Mrs George Maddox
of SeattlB was heard In two Moth
er's day songs, Mrs. Drummond ac
companied by Mrs. Maurlne Duncan,
In two violin solos, and -Mrs, Mad
dox In two piano solos. Mrs. Luke
and Mrs. Nettle Howard presided at
the tea table.
Violinist
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Miss Dorothy Gore, who will play
the first concert movement of the E
Minor Concerto, Mendelssohn, during
the assembly hour at the Southern
Oregon Normal school. Ashland, at 0:30
o'clock Monday morning, May 20. Miss
Alice Holmback will be accompanist.
Mrs. E. E. Cuffel
Will Be Church Hostess
Fidelity circle of the First Metho
dist church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Clinton Spencor, 1530 West
Main street, Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Mra. E. E. Cuffel will be
hostess.
Merrltt Circle
Enjoys Luncheon
Merrltt circle of the Presbyterian
church met In the church parlor
Tuesday afternoon when a one o'clock
luncheon was served, by Mrs. Hodg
klns and Mrs. Daniels, as the lunch
eon committee.
At two-thirty Mrs. Oribble called
the regular meeting to order. After
general routine and discussions, an
interesting program was given, having
been prepared by the program chair
man, Mrs. E. Faber. Mra. Darrel
Iluson gave a vory Instructive music
lesson on "Harmony", Mra. Oladys
Jewett of Central Point gave two
readings. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Merrltt In
June,
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Many Served at
Neighbor' IHnner
Royal Neighbors of America, Mistle
toe camp No. 4713, served chicken
dinner to the public Thursday In tho
K. P. halt from 11 o'clock to 1:30.
During those hours a much larger
number of guests were served than
at the previous dinner given April 4.
when over 300 were served.
The tables and hall were attractive
ly decorated with spring flowers from
the home gardens which are produc
ing so bounteously at this time.
Neighbor Nora Glascock waa gen
eral chairman for the affair assisted
by Oracle Margavetha Oarrct. Under
her capable supervision and the com
bined efforts of the efficient sub
committees, this dinner proved even
a greater success than the preceding
one.
These dinners have been given with
other public affairs, to establish a
"Bend or Bust" fund to defray ex
penses of drill team and officers ol
the camp to the Southern Oregon
District convention. Royal Neighbors
of America which will be held at
Bend June I. "The goal has been
leached and the camp greatly appre
ciates the helpful spirit of the Mall
Tribune and Medford News, also, the
Chamber nf Commerce broadcast, for
the generous publicity given, also the
several business firms for the gener
ous gifts of merchnndl.e presented
and the general public for the liberal
o'clock in the recreational hall of the I patronage given, all of which made
church. Mrs. Crisp's group will be in I this dinner such a gratifying success"
chsrge. Visitors are welcome. 'officers stated.
Wednesday Study
Club Re-elects All
Officers at Meet
Twenty members of Wednesday
Study club met May IS In the Qlrls
Community club rooms on North
Bartlett street. The rooms wvr gay
with spring flowers, and a delicious
luncheon was served by the Good
Times committee. The president, Mrs,
Harding, called the club to order, un
finished business waa concluded,
committee reports given, and a rising
vote of thanks was tendered Mrs.
Wortman and her committee. Mes
dames W. E. Crews, W. C. Janes, W. J.
Warner, and Mrs. Louis Humphrys,
for their gracioua entertainment.
Officers of the club. Mra. B. O.
Harding, Mrs. C. A. Meeker, Mrs. A. J.
Hanby, and Mra. L. M. Alford. were
unanimously re-elected for the com
ing year, and Mrs. Harding, speaking
for herself and fellow officers, thank
ed the members of the honor confer
red upon them. Various books were
recommended for summer reading,
and tentative plana for the June pic
nic were made.
Miss Fay Woolsey was a luncheon
guest.
Mrs. Kay Will Be
Crater (iulld Hostess
Mrs. Berl Kny will be hostess to
the Crater Lake Guild at her home,
1012 West Main street Monday eve
ning, at which time a white ele
phant sale will be held. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Olive Reheknh Lode
Will Elect on Monday
Olive Rebekah lodge No. 28. will
hold ita regular business meeting
Monday evening. Mny 20 at 8:00
p. m. at I. O. O. F. hall. There
will be election of officers. A social
hour will follow the business ses
sion. Florence Hush Hostess
-Members of Wenonah Club
On Thursday afternoon, Florence
Rush waa hostess to the Wenonah
club at her heme on West Jackson
street. There were six tables ot
bridge In play, with high score won
by Nellie Purdln.
Invited guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Edith Good and Mrs.
Pearl Gibson of Ashland and Mrs.
L. E. Clevenberg and Mra. J. F.
Clark of this city.
Refreshment were served at the
cloae of the afternoon by Dorothy
uicKey, Mattle Luman and Gladys
Waltermire, assisted by the hostess.
Cascade Conclave
Missionary Society
To Convene Here
Cascade district of the Women's
Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church will hold Its an
nual convention In this city Wed
nesday, May 22, from 10:00 to 4:00
o'clock with a varied and Inter
esting program.
Among the speakers will be Mrs
R. C. Lewis of Central Point. v?ho
will give Bible readings, and Mrs.
George Woodall. "Is There Still a
Need for Good Citizenship," will be
the aubject. Mra. Woodall will give
a review of the national report given
by four women, one each from
Grants Pass, Talent, Ashland nd
Medford.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
A cordial Invitation la extended to
all women of the community.
Mrs. Spilver To
Be Club Hostess
The Women's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet at 2 o'clock Tuesdav. Msv 21 at
the home of Mrs. H. F. W. Spilver,
1 520 Hamilton street. Mrs. I. W.
j Merrltt has charge of the devotionala.
i no topic iur mo aiiernoon ia Mexico.
The leaders are. Mra. R. S. Daniels
who will give the physical geography
with maps, Mrs. Volney Dixon who
will give the historical background,
and Mrs. A. J. Hanby, the religious
foundation.
Mrs. O. J. Gould and Miss Laura
Bailey will also appear on the pro
gram. Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown and
Mrs. Carl Brommer will assist the
hostjess. This Is Guest Day and each
member Is requested to bring a guest.
All interested In missions are cordi
ally Invited.
Mrs. Mary fttlrkland
Will He Hosfess to Class
Gleaner class of the First Baptist
Sunday school will meet with the new
president. Mrs. Mary Stlckland at her
home. 407 Beatty street. Tuesday
afternoon. May 21 at 2:30. Mrs. Stick
land will be assisted by Mrs. John
Lewis and Mrs. A. B. Mead.
Mrs. Stanley Jones
Will Entertain P. T. A. j
Medford City Council, P. T. A., will j
meet at the home of Mrs. Stanley .
Jones, 709 Alder street, Tuesday, May
21, at 1 o'clock for covered dish
luncheon. Junior High P. T. A. will
be hostess. New officers will be in
stalled for the coming year, Mrs, Ar
thur Short, past president acting as
installing officer.
A good attendance Is urged as thU
will be the last meeting of the year.
Social Tonight Planned
By Church Young People
A pot-luck supper was enjoyed by
fifteen members of the Presbyterian
Young People's society last Thursdav
evening. The purpose was oentere:'
mostly around business and a generit
get-tcgether. Everyone showed grea
onthusiasm In planning the man
activities of the coming month. Man
interesting subjects were discussed b.
the several committees. As each or.
showed such great Interest, member
nre sure that the league will be r
success this year.
Members of the league will be In
terested to learn that a social will
again be given May 19, tonight, at 6.
The devotional service will follow at
6:30 to 7:30. Howard Poffenbarger.
who will be the leader, haa worked
diligently to plan out a very suitable .
discussion. Members are cordially in- j
vlted to attend. '
Guests Orr Home
Frequent Honor ees
Inspiration for many lovely social
events the past several days have
been the Misses Mary Brass field and
Geraldine Williams, both of Port
land, guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Orr of 310 Crater
Lake avenue. Miss Brassfte'.d, a sis
ter of Mrs. Orr, has been feted at
several occasions during her visit in
this city.'
Ream es Chapter Plans
HUtted Meeting Wednesday
Reames chapter, O. E. S., will hold
a stated meeting Wednesday evening
at 8:00 o'clock with Initiation cere
mony followed by refreshments and
a social hour. The May committee
will be In charge and a pleasant
evening is assured. Visiting members
are Invited.
Neighbors Complete Flam
For Forthcoming Convention
Royal Neighbors met in regular
business session Thursday evening.
District Deputy Lenora Brolll was
present and arrangement were com
pleted for the local camp's participa
tion in the district convention, June
1 at Bend.
Three new members were obligated
at this meeting, and will be Initiated
with the big class at Bend during the
convention. I
Grand Guardian of
Job's Daughters to
Attend Local Bethel
Mrs. Grace L. Fallis, grand guard
ian. Order of Jobs Daughters for
the state of Oregon, will pay her
first visit to tho Medford bethel
at the regular meeting Monday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock. All members
and their parenta are urged to at
tend in order to meet Mrs. F&llls
and hear of her plana for the com
ing year,
A social hour will follow the reg
ular business meeting and refresh
ments will be served. The meeting
will be formal.
The queen, Lois Nichols, requests
that a report be made by all girls
participating In the ticket selling
contest.
Portland Ladles
Guests Pythian Club
Mrs. Emma Jeschke, 25 South.
Peach street, assisted by Mrs. Eliza
beth Temple entertained the Pythian
club, Tuesday evening. May 7. Mrs.
Walter Gleason of Portland and Dels
Frost were guests of the club.
During the business session Mra.
Gleason gave a very interesting talk.
Cards were enjoyed after the business
meeting, Mrs. Gleason holding high
score. Lovely refreshments were served
at a late hour by the hostesses.
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