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Town Club Dance
Opens Fall Social
Season's Activities
Thfl fall social seanon pre Rented
Its first big affair last night when
members of the Town club opened
the year's festivities with a supper
dance at the club house.
During the summer vacation w
cm, activities around the Town club,
as well as with all other social or
ganizations, were few, as members
and friends enjoyed vacations and
trips out of town. Several nearby re
sorts have proved exceedingly poou
lsr with townsneoole, especially Dia
mond lake and Lake o' the Woods.
A number of those active In local
social circles have summer homes of
thHr own on Rogue rlvtr and other
valley beauty spots.
While many have preferred local
reports, where they are able to be
close to attend to necessary busl
bum, others have spent the summer
traveling more or less distantly.
. However, despite the beautiful
weather sttll lingering In the valley,
summer for most Is definitely over,
and organisations and private cir
cles are showing Increased activity,
beginning the heightened social
tempo which marks the winter sea
son. Child Artist Us
'Appearing Here
Visiting In the valley for the past
few weeks have been Mr. and Mrs. P.
M. Carter, of Sacramento, and their
small daughter, paulene Elizabeth.
Although only five years old, Paulene
Jir attained an enviable position In
the musical world. She plays the
piano, and has been mentioned as
very likely to follow In the footsteps
of her famous f el low-art 1st, Ruth
fllenczynskl, chlld-prodlgy.
: .Mr. and Mrs. Carter were at one
time residents of Medford, and are
well known In this vicinity.
. Paulene recently gave a recital at
the Baldwin Piano Shoppe, and was
enthusiastically received. She also
played for the Southern Oregon Plo
seer meeting In Ashland this week,
and has appeared on radio programs
here and lu San Francisco. She Is a
granddaughter of the late Ell K. An
derson, well known pioneer of south
rn Oregon.
Charming Setting
For "Normal" Tea.
The beautiful terraces at the
Chattln home afforded the setting
for tho charming tea, given in honor
of the Junior women students of the
Southern Oregon Normal, Wednesday
evening, from four until five, which
was sponsored by the Big Sister
Council, and Dean D. Virginia Hales,
who acted aa hostesses for the In
teresting function.'
The prettily appointed tables were
pi need in the flower, surrounded gar
' dens, the brilliant autumn colors
giving an added note of gayety to
the scene.
The Misses Helen Taylor and Ber
nlce Reames poured. Others assisted
about the grounds.
Miss Brrllla Qearhart headed the
committee tn charge of the affair,
with Helen Ellenberger, Aline Hill,
and June Brill assisting.
The faculty of tho Southern Ore
gon Normal and ot Lincoln school
were also present.
. Approximately 200 guests enjoyed
the delightful hospitality. Ashland
Tidings.
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Count and Countess ITfiugtt'ltz-flcventlow ("he wnn Tlnrhrirft Ifutton)
were photographed In beach attire at the Lido, swanky Italian short resort
near Venire, where 4 hey hurried altera short visit to the count's family In
Denmark.
W. C. T. U. Plans
Bi-county Meet
For October 4
The Women's Christian Tempersnce
unions of Jackson and Josephine
counties will hold a bl-county con
vention In the Methodist church,
Ashland, Friday, Oct. 4. Delegates are
expected from Grants Pass, Rogue
River, Reese Creek, Medford and Ash
land unions.
Those who wish transportation, or
who can furnish cars, are asked to
call 988-L. The following program
will be presented:
10 a. m. Consecration service led by
Rev. Rozetle Douglas, Grant Pam,
Roll call convention delegates.
Appointment of convention com
mittees. Nomination and election of officers
by ballot for the coming year,
13 noon. Noontide prayer. Mrs, Geor
gia Cummons, Reese Creek.
Covered dish luncheon, Ashland
union In charge of dinner pro
gram. 1:20 p. m. Flag service led by the
Medford union.
Music,
Address: "Mission of Flowers", Dr.
Mat tie B. Shaw.
Music.
Address: "The Knox Law", Attorney
Frank Van Dyke,
Reading: Mrs. Minnie Heine.
Address: "Children's Farm Home",
Rev. M. T. Wire.
Music.
Reading: Mrs. C. E. Sams, Rugue
HI ver.
All who can do so are cordially In
vited to attend these meetings.
(rants Pass
l,mllrs t:mcr(nlned.
Mrs. Ellsworth Raker and Mrs. C.
I. Raker were Joint hostesses Wed
nesday . to 33 Indies of the Women's
Association of Presbyterian church
of Grants Pass. I
The guests were entertained with !
covered dish luncheon at noon. I
followed by an Interesting talk by
Miss Dorothy Rountrce, who will
leave soon for Bolivia, where she
will take up missionary, work.
Music consisted of two an xn phone
solos, played by Robert Rnker.
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Visits Lido
Dcugal Young Is
Married in South
Mrs. J. W. Young has announced
the marriage of her son, Andrew
Dougal Young, to Mtss Evelyn Van
Nurden, ot Eugene. The ceremony
was an event ot September 8, and
took place In the Church ot Our
lady of Loretto, In Los Angeles,
Hev. Frank Dennlhon officiating
The couple are making their home
In Los Angeles.
Mr. Young vwss a resident of Med
ford for many years, and Is widely
known hero.
Royal Neighbors
Launch Campaign
Mistletoe camp, Royal Neighbors
of America, will meet In regular
business session Thursday evening.
October 8. In the K. of p. hall. All
members are urgently requested to
nttend. The new membership cam
paign, "Bon Voyage." will be fully
cxplnlncd by Deputy Leonora Brolle.
who will be present to Instruct and
assist with the work of launching
the campaign.
The tnke-off on the voyage will
be San Francisco to Hawaii. Many
other countries are Included In the
Itinerary, and It promises to be a
very educational and enjoyable cam'
pnlgn.
State supervisor Irma Ktbler, of
Nnmpa, Idaho, will make her official
visit to the enmp early In October,
and tho officers wish to complete
plans for the event. For this reason.
especially, a full attendance la de
sired at the Thursday meeting.
P. e. O. Has
First Meeting.
The regular meeting of P. B. O.
was held Wednesday aftornoon at
the homo of Miss Elisabeth McKay,
who wiu Joint hostess with Mrs. B
B. Hammond.
A report of the supreme conven
tion, held Sept. 10 and 13 In Yel
lowstone park, was read by Mrs. T.
W. Miles, who recently returned
irom mat session.
Mrs. Turner
Entertains nt l.oilge.
Mrs. H. D. Turner wea hostess
over the week-end to several guests
at her brsuttfu! log cabin home on
Itogue river In the national forest
near Woodruff Meadows.
Guests of Mrs. Turner were
MrMlames Lena Woodley, Laura M.
West, and Ethel chaetaln, and
Mioses Ora Cox. Aletha Gray. Cora
aumrllus and Lucille Abbott.
The cobin Is made of peeled logs
with a large rock fireplace and
built -ln. it is beautifully situated
In the midst of giant timber and
fares the falls on Rogue River,
making It a delightful place for a
week-end outing.
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window reaaonaoly Trowbridge Cab
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Helen 'John Smith
has returned to the Palace
Beauty Shop at 328 West
Sixth street and will wel
come all customers old and
new.
She calU attention to the
fact that special rates on
Permanent Waving
will last but one more week I
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Harvey-Silliman
Wedding To Take
Place October 7th
Miss Ver Dean Harvey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harvey, announces
the date of her marriage to George
SUltman, of Berkeley, as Monday, Oct.
7. The simple ceremony will take
place at the home of the bride's par
ents. Rev. Eaton officiating.
Mus Harvey has chosen ss her at
tendant Mtss Fredericks Brommer,
and Ralph Klein will act as best man.
Floy Young will be the violin soloist
for the ceremony, which be per
formed before the immediate families
and close friends. The couple will
make their home In Berkeley.
MIbs Harvey graduated from Med
ford high school, and later attended
the Southern Oregon Normal school.
Mr. fl Oilman Is a graduate of the Uni
versity of California, and Is now with
the Federal Land Bank in San Fran
cisco. He Is a former resident of
Medford, and has many friends here.
Club-Lodge
Announcements
Wenonah Club.
The reguar covered dish luncheon
and bualneu meeting of the We
nonah club will meet at the home
of Leila Morrow, 831 N. Bartlett St.,
on Thursday afternoon, October 8.
at 1:00 o'clock.
Mlulonary Society.
The ml&slonarv societies of th. M.
B. church will hold .the annual dues
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tora Tuesday at 1 :00 o'clock.
Building Bridge Club.
The Building Bridge club will meet
at the home of Mrs. C. A. Hartley.
406 W. Second street, for dessert
bridge Thursday at t:30. Mrs. Amy
Otaves will be the assisting hostess.
American Legion.
American Legion post No.. 14 and
Its auxiliary will hold Joint In
stallation and dance at the Civic
Club House In Ashlsnd on the night
of October 7th, at 8:00 p.m. All
members of Medford post and Auxil
iary are asked to be present aa a
very delightful evening la antici
pated. Madrigal Club.
The Madrigal club will hold Its
regular weekly practice at the Girls'
Community club at 7:40 p.m. All
members are asked to attend.
- Wednesday Study Club.
Regular meeting of the Wedneadoy
Study club will be held at the Girls'
Community club rooms on October
a. Mrs. B. O. Harding and Mrs. J. O.
Love win have charge of the pro
gram. Dixie Club.
The Dixie club win meet October
S at the home of Miss Anne Kelle
hor on- South Oakdale. The hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. Rose Schlef
felln. Lady Elks.
The Lady Elks will meet Tuesday
afternoon.
Women of Botary.
Women of Rotary will meet on
Wednesday for dessert bridge at the
home of Mrs. W. A. Gates on Crater
Lake avenue.
O. S. C. Mother's Club.
The Mother's club ot Oregon State
College extends a special Invitation
to mothers of students entering the
school this year to attend their
meeting, which will be held with
Mrs. J. R. O'Conner, 720 Park street,
on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30.
Pythian Club.
The Pythian club meeting has
been postponed a week. Mrs. Ed
Webber, Ross Court, will entertain
the club October 8.
San Franciscans
Week-End on River.
Nlon Tucker arrived this morning
to spend the week-end vacationing
He was accompanied by Todd Powell,
of the San Francisco Chronicle, who
will be a guest at Rogue's Roost,
the Tucker summer lodge on Rogue
river.
Mrs. Tucker arrived In Medford by
plane yesterdsy afternoon.
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Portland Wedding
Of Interest Here
At a simple but Impressive cere
mony, Margrett Cecelia Springer
and Dr. Vernon A. Coveratone were
united In marriage at the church of
St. Lawrence in Portland Monday
morning at 11 o'clock by Rev. T. O.
Springer, uncle of the bride.
The bride waa attired In a brown
traveling ault, trimmed with beaver
fur, completing her costume with
brown accessories, and wearing a
corsage of gardenias, orange blos
soms and valley lilies.
Mlsa Norma Beard of Vancouver,
Wash., waa the bride's attendant,
and wore a rust-colored gown with
a corsage ot Cecil Brunner roses.
Dr. George Brocher, of Portland,
acted aa best man.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles R. Springer, an old
Portland family, and haa lived In
Portland all her life. She la a
graduate ot the Multnomah school
for nurses, and has recently finished
a special course In surgical work.
Dr. Coverstone,' who la the step
son of Dr. E. W. Hoffman, Is well
known here, having made hut home
In Medford for several years.
Dr. and Mrs. Coveretone are at
home at Camp Gunter, near Drain,
where Lieut. Coverstone la camp sur
geon. Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Hoffman, ot
this city, returned home Monday
following the wedding.
St. Mark's Guild
Inaugurates Series
The first of a series of card
parties was held at St. Mark's par
ish house Friday. The hall was deco
rated with many lovely fall flowers
Eleven tables were In play, prizes
being won by Mrs. Inkling. In con
tract, and Mrs. Fish In auction. Tea
was served by the committee, con
sisting of Mesdames A. F. Stennett.
L. C. Taylor. R. W. Frame, R. H.
Green and Hugh Hamlin.
Teachers' Chorus
Meeting Yesterday.
- Beginning the fourth year of Its
existence, the Jackson County Teach
ers' Chorus, under the direction oi
Esther Church Leake, held the first
meeting of the fall yesterday at the
court house.
Favorable comments from all parts
ot the state have attended the
growth In numbers and quality ot
tnis cnorus since Its Inception. It
Is now one of the moat Important
musical organizations of southern
Oregon, having each year added to
Its library ot choral music and to
the quality of ensemble singing,
under the leadership ot Mrs. Leake.
1 -P.-T.
A. Launches
Membership Week.
Local P.-T. A. organizations are
making final plans for "Membership
Week." from October 7 to la. Dur
ing this time, members will call at
the different homes for member
ship enrollments and dues for the
year 103S-36.
Parents and friends are asked to
co-operate and support the organlza-
biuu w uuiu tnis one oi me great- i
cob r.x. a. year, in moaiora. jnose
wishing to Join may call one of the
three membership chairmen. Mrs
Walter Olmscheld, 323, w. Jackson
street, for the Junior high: Mrs
James Hoey, 1018 w. 11th street.
Washington, and Mrs. Fred King.
North Ivy street, Jackson, who will
be glad to register members. Dues
are thirty-five cents.
The state convention of P.-T. A.
will convene in Medford this year
October 31 to 34. All reports must
be In the state office by October
18. so that state reports may be
made at the convention.
Chateau du Ccmte
The popular rendezvous
50c-French Dinner-75c
Luncheons and Parties Solicited
Deaf Man Hears Minister j
First Time In Years
After using OUBINE, the prepara- j
tlon of an European specialist, only a J
short while, Jo.qph Meredith, of On-i
tarlo. Canada, reports that "all the '
head not.es have gone and I can hear :
people talking. I heard the minister j
read the Sorlpture for the first time !
In two years." If you are hard of
hearing, bothered by head noises, ear
ache, ringing and burring In ears,
sick with the dread of approaching
drafnosa. get OURINE todsv. Easy to
use. Belief la quick. Coats only a few
cents a day. Money baat II not satis
fled. Woods Drug Co, Main and Cen
tral. Adv.
The Craterian Beauty Shop
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Beta Chapter Of
Delphian Society
To Hold Election
The first regular meeting of the
new Beta chapter of the Delphian
society, which was organized here re
cently 7 will take place n Thursday at
nine-thirty a, m., at the Girls' Com
munity club,
Mrs. c. H. Woodward, acting chair
man, will conduct the election of of
ficers, following which Mrs. Jonas
Wold will supervise a discussion of
the subject "What We Owe to Eng
land.' The discussion will be opened by
Mrs. E. H. Hedrlck, who will introduce
"Racial Inheritances". Topics to be
given under this head are: "Lan
guage"; Mrs. E. M. Merrick; "Litera
ture", Mrs. Frank Perl; "Political
Ideals", Mrs. O. A. Gates; "Social
Ideals", Mrs. W. A. Holloway; "Scl
ence", Mrs. R. 6. Dlppel; "Our Debt
of Laws", Mrs. J. P. Moffatt; "Love
of Fair Play", Mrs. Paul Rynnlng.
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Carpenters
Return Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Car
penter are expected to return Mon
day from a two weeks' vacation tour
In the north. They are visiting at
Banff, Lake Louise, and other re
sorts, and will return by way of
Glacier park.
Mlsa Drury
Pledges Sorority.
Miss Mildred Drury. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Drury, has
pledged Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
on the University of Oregon campus.
Her sisters, the Misses Laura and
Barbara Drury, are also members
of this sorority.
B. M. Paddocks
Entertain Guests
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Paddock have
entertained for the past two weeks,
Mrs. Paddock 'a brother, Mr. W. S.
Wolfe, and Miss Audrey Knee, both
of Spokane, Wash. "
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McCo Horns Here
From Dodge City-. j
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McCollom of
Dodge City, Kans.. are guests at the I
home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
I. N. McCollom. They are motoring
and visiting points of interest, In
cluding Crater Lake, the fair at San
Diego and Yellowstone park.
They are friends of Chae. and
Harold Wing and families, who were
former residents of Dodge City, and
are so favorably Impressed with this
part of the coast that they may de
cide to locate here.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28. (AP)
Presidential approval of a 13,043,130
works allotment to San Francisco
county. California, for reclamation ot
a site tor a municipal airport, was
announced today by the works In
formation division.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Observes Birthdays
The following past chiefs of Poca
hontas lodse had charge of the
business hdur on Friday evening:
Pocahontas, Gladys Lawrentz; We
nonah, Hazel Anderson; Prophetess.
Esther Dooms; Powhatan, Bud Law
rents. The birthdays of Zllpha Armstrong,
Glenna Maude Wenzel, Anna Parker,
Blanche Rlnabarger, Gladys Sloan,
Florence Bush and Jack Dooms were
observed with presentation of gifts.
The attendance prize was won by
William Plnne.
Following the business hour, a so
cial card party was held, high prizes
going to Maggie Ersklne and Ed
Shackel and low to Sarah Tolle and
Bud Lawrentz, In pinochle; tn bridge,
high scores were won by Dorotha
Watklns and William Plnne, and low
by Florence Rush and Frank Rush.
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CLEVELAND. Sept. 88. (AP)
The supreme council of ancient ac
cepted Scottish Rite Masons, north
ern Jurisdiction, approved a $40,000
appropriation today to finance a
continuance of its fight against de
mentia praecox, a form of Insanity.
In making the appropriation, the
council accepted a report of Dr. No
lan D. C. Lewis of St. Elizabeth's
hospital, Washington, D. C, who rec
ommended a concerted and coordi
nated drive against the affliction, to
be led by 200 of the country's lead
ing scientists.
Dementia praecox, the doctor said.
has filled one-fourth of all the hos
pital beds in the United States and
is costing $40,000,000 a year for treat
ment. The disease, he asserted, con
stitutes the largest unsolved medical
problem confronting science today.
The approval of the appropriation
was one of the principal acts of the
council's final session here. Next
year's meeting, officials announced,
will open the fourth Tuesday of Sep
tember at Boston.
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Many local people will be ln
ested to know of the announcemj The
word of which has been recei.81'8 V
here recently, of the approach aT an
marriage of Mlsa Marlon Van Sco 1727
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. stereste.
Scoyoc, of Beverly Hills, to Rcf1 ve
Allen, of Los Angeles. The cersnw
will take place Saturday even)
October 6 at 8:00 o'clock, at (tr ca-pt
home of the bride's parents, bei -. .
the Immediate families. h
Dr. and Mrs. Van Scoyoc t
residents of Medford for a num-gunda
of years, and Miss Van Scoyoc -jpie
well-known here.
After the wedding, the couple te:00 p
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MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 28 (AP) t-.'Moi
ganlzers of the "Constitutional Dear topic,
crate of Minnesota," pledged to flf Eva
the Roosevelt administration, tog ' Tuf
announced plans to unite all "d fellow
satisfied" Democrats. . , f start
Z. H. Austin, announcing the t - Vis
gnnlzatlon, said the group seeks Rl1
reorganize the Democratic partVjt ;
starting in Minnesota, and hold go: ; v
eminent operations "strictly with t '
the provisions of the constltuttoi.
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