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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKH. OREGON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1935. lliiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniti UlllllllIllliiiilaj rfxr fillip""" "!m- mm .mf "-it. 1 ,."11 " Jiif- "Hi 'Ill :!iiiii;;:::::::i. II W aw&& ;:::jf:".":;:?I;:;:"":?;:::;:;":"::::r-';:::Mli;; -rH::::-:;!:'1!::;;:;'':::":::::5"::::::-:!::-"! w J" """""iiwiiiuiiy!'! ii inll! t.Mltllllltlltlltl .in !,'::',':'i:w'';r:ii:'',,!;i;'.',i:;:;.;,,,t.:r,!!:;,M;.- iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiitiiuiiitllillllil ffl ill ill ' ,M" ' i!.!,,iHlllllllllllll,ll llllllllllllmuu,w,lu,u,w.lwlll!ll Ulllli Cuesf of Newhalls Entertained During Past Week's Stay Popular eruests In tho valley this week have been Mrs. Dorc'.hy Guth rie nd her on. Sandy, who are hoUM guesti at the C. 8. Newhall home In Jacksonville. Mrs. Guthrie, now a resident of London. England, formerly lived here, and during her few daya' vlalt here haa been renew ing many old frlendsnlpa. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Buhl entertained at luncheon for Mrs. Guthrie, having aa her puesta Mea damea Leonard Carpenter, F. Cornlns Kenly, O. 8. Newhall, Donald Clark, MLm Margaret Hubbard and Mrs. Alex Sparrow. Friday evening Mrs. O. M. Roberta waa hostess to the Newhalls and their guest for dinner, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter were dinner hosts aaturday evening honoring the visit ors. They had as their guests Mr. and Mrs.' Nowhall and son, E. W. Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oarpcnter and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buhl. P. T. A. of Junior High Meet Friday Mrs. 0. O. Hopkins was in charge of Friday's meeting of the Junior High P.-T. A. Christmas carols sung by the seventh grade puplla and sev eral violin numbers by four students made up the musical program which waa arranged by Mrs. Stephen Nye. Mrs.- Hopkins spoke on the school sytema of Germany, Italy end Russia which the .guests found highly inter esting. Refreshments weve served fol lowing the meeting. i Circle Hrnrs Ethiopian Talk ' Mrs. E. N, Warner was guest speak er at tho recent meeting of the Mer rltt circle of the Presbyterian church, whoso hostess waa Mrs. Chas. Gravca. Mrs. Warner's topic waa Ethiopia, and waa mtch enjoyed by tho twenty guests. Stockman-Hagen Engagement Told Recently announced was the en gagement of Esther Stockman, daughter of Mrs. Ina X. Stockman, to Bllllmore C. Hagen, Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hagen. Tho wedding will be an event ol December 26, plans being made for a home wedding. After tho ceremony, the - bride and groom will leave on a ten-Cay honeymoon trip to Lea Angeles, re turning to Medford to make their home at 122 South Grape street. Kiwanian Wives Will Be Guests At Dinner Party Wives of Klwanlana will be guests of tho club for a Yuletldo dinner and porty Monday evening at 8:30 at the Hotel Medford. Each lady will receive a gift with tho donor's name inside, aald donor automatically be coming her supper partner. A bridge tournament between the ladles and gentlemen haa been ar ranged for tho evening. If won by the ladles, the amount realized from tho tournament will go to their pet charities, with tho situation reversed if tho men are conquerors. Pocahontas Lodge Has Dance Friday Dancing waa the diversion of the evening for tho Pocahontas social nlnht Friday with music by the Dlckoya. In charge of arrangements were Florence Rush, Gladys Walter mire and Jack Dooms. Refreshments were served by Oladys Rammln, Rosa Young and Evelyn Stagg. Also among this week's activities for tho lodge waa tho surprise "house warming" arranged by members and friends at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wilson Thursday evening. The forty guests played bridge and pi nochle during the evening. Married in a Year , . m-ifr ....... 3 E ! Eastern Wedding Of Joubert Hurd Is Recent Event Echo are being received here of the Kew York wedding of Mlaa Martha Waterhouse, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John . Waterhouse of Honolulu, Hawaii, and Joubert Hurd, son of Mrs, E. H. Hurd of thla city, and the late attorney I. H. Hurd. The couple were married In Grace Protestant Episcopal church In the presence of 75 relative and friends. The bride was given In marriage by her father, and had aa her only attendant Miss Margaret Delano. Fred Spuhn waa best man. A re ception and dinner at the Waldorf Astoria followed the ceremony. The couple sailed for London on the Europa, Mr. Hurd being London manager for the Matson Steamship lines. The bride is a graduate of Welles ley college and Mr. Hurd of Stanford. TOWLE STERLING Lady Diana - Candlelight Old nroende Craftsman ' I i p ill' ' f Sterling Silverware is Both Distinctive and Economical And being wrought In a Precious Metal makes a most desirable Cliristmas Gift, evon In small nmonnts Every ' Woman Who Loves a Home Thrills at the Sight of Beautiful Silver Lawrence 's Headquarters for Sterling Silverware In Southern Oregon . . . Agents for Towlo, Gorham and Wallace. Also best quality plate. Jackie Coogan, who recently celebrated his 21st birthday, places a ring on the fingor of Betty Grable, his 18-year-old sweetheart, after they announced In Hollywood they would bo married In a year. Coo gan, a former child st.-.r, aco.uired a fortune when he became of ago. (Associated Prcsa Photo iniiin i "f V lit"", w &-.kJhaBaaakl;tfaalr l7.i i j. T mji ufVi iv0d.a . " -Jtl'1 WW. . It doesn't lake a School teacher to figure trial home washing costs nearly as much as you pay a modern laundry We actually be lieve that you will prefer our work. Pure mild soap and rain-soft water is used YOUR clothes receive more individual attention and careful inspection than you'd imagine, unless you have visited our laundry and seen it in oocialion c Hcugh Dry .?; lbs. 56c 7 each additional pound & l 3 .1 ml 4 m it Gamma Phi Beta Tea Among Large Events for Holiday Plans for holiday featlvitlen ar being announced In ever-In creasing number, running from large, formal affairs to friendly at-homes and small dinner parties. Cards are being sent to 40 guests for the tea Sunday afternoon, De cember 20, which has been arranged by the alumni of Gnmma Phi Beta. Place is the Town Club. Plans are being directed by Mrs. Ft. B. Ham mond. Mrs. Dolph Phlppa. the Misses Peggy Miller, Justine Miller, Jean Qulsonberry, Dorothy P a I y and Ernestine Gllstrnp. f Thursday Study Club Hears New Program At Weekly Meeting An especially Interesting program, dealing with the theaters, was pre sented at tills week's meeting of the Thursday morning Study club. First half of the program was a review, by Mrs. C. C. Furnas, of John Mason Brown's "Upstage," telling of the to dny's drama and playwrights, actorB and actresses, directors, scenic artists, and the critic, who plays such an important part In the success of a play. Second half of the topic was the rending of "Accent on Youth," by Mrs. Myron Root, which was classed with the best ten pltiys of last era son. A new note appeared on this pro gram In tho form of a magazine cal endar under the supervision of Mrs. Uurdette Dot1ii who gave a short but Informative talk on Japan and Man churia. Also speaking wcro Mrs. Royal Bebh, on World News In the Realm of Music; Mrs. L. L. Sanders, telling of Interesting facts in the llffe of Huey Long; and Mrs. A. H. Clement, who gave facts on the sub ject of strike-breaking. These short talks, based on recent magazine articles of renl worth, are to be a regular part of the program nt the first meeting of each month and are eagerly awaited hy the mem bers, as they concern vitally problems of the day, Crater Onll.l To Have Party Member of the Crater Lake Oulld will meet Monday evening at the home of Miss Kredrleka ttrommer. (Ul Minnesota avenue. This meeting Is planned as a Christmas party, to be a "White Christmas." All mem bers are asked to bring gifts to put In the Christmas baskets. Hostesses for the evening are Miss Brnmmer, Mrs. Dorothy flair and M1m Frances Nordeen. A very Interesting and entertaining program has been arrsnged and members are assured of a pleasant evening. Do you Need Glasses? Si? Dr. R. M.HOOD OPTOMETRIST Trl iHH-H .Mijirta Itl.li. 4H.1 Main St. Mrdturd Mm ''-'M ; Skillful Service RpacnaMe Prices Glee Clubs Present Christmas Program Ono of the lovellcat of Christmas musical program will bo heard this afternoon when members of the com bined glee clubs of the Southern Ore gon Normal school present their an nual Christmas vesper prof-ram in the Normal auditorium at four o'clock. Mlsa Louie Woodruff, music instruc tor at tho school, has directed the young singers, who will present a var ied program Including carols from foreign lands by men's voltes, wom en's voices and combination of the two. Carols have been selected from those of English, French, Spanish, Russian, Slovenian, Roumanian, Hun garian, Moravian and Polish origin. A candlelight processional will be a fea ture of tho afternoon. Club-Lodge Announcements Loyal Women'! Class The annual Chrlstmaa party, busi ness and social meeting of the Loyal Women's class of the First Christ ian church will be held at the home of Mrs. Henry Currier, 601 West Tenth street, Tuesday. A covered dish luncheon wilt be served at one o'clock. Each 'member Is re quested to bring table service. DeMolny Mothers DeMolay Mothers' club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Purdln. 335 West Holly street. All DeMolay mothers and wives of the advisory board are cordially Invited to attend this meeting. Pythian Sisters The Pythian Sisters club will meet for a ChrlBtmas party Tuesday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Harry Barneburg, Chestnut street. Every one Is Invited to bring an Inex pensive gift for the Chrlstmaa tree. D. A. R. News One of the enjoyable events of the week will be the annual Christ mas pnrty of Crater Lake Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolu tion, which will be held at the home of Mrs. M. M. Morris, 1316 E. Main street on Saturday the 31st, at 3 o'clock. Each member wlir pro vide a gift for the Christmas tree ond a pleasing program Is being ar ranged. Mrs. Glenn Taylor, Mrs. F. O. Thayer and Miss Gertrude Butler will assist the hostess. Dues for 1036 are now payable and members are asked to pay promptly as the treasurer's report must be in Washington by December 31. Mlstlrtn Club Elects New Officers Election of officers waa the prin cipal business brought before the meeting of the Mistletoe club Wed nrsday afternoon. Successful candi dates were: President. Marie Silva; vice-president. Opal Kinney; secre tary. Marie Wetsberg; and treasurer. Maude Lovell. Preceding the business hour, a des sert luncheon wns served by the hos tess. Myrtle Arnold, Bernadlne Arnold and MIms Blanche Arnold. Missionary Society The Women's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. W. Merrltt, 16 North Court, at two o'clock Tuesday. Get-Tngether Clnb The Get-Together club will hold a special business meeting Wednes day at two o'clock In the Eagle's hall. As Important business Is to be transacted, all members are urged to attend. There will be no refreshments. Wenrmnh Club The regular social card party of the Wenonah club will be held at the home of Nellie Purdln. 335 West Holly, Thursday. This Is the annuel Christmas party and each member Is asked to bring an Inexpensive gift for the Christmas grab-bag. City Council P.-T. A. Announcement Is made of the regular meeting Tuesday of the city council P.-T. A. for a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. A. E. Brockway. on Stewart avenue, at the end of Lozler Lane. Washington school will be hostesses. Fidelity Circle The Fidelity circle of the First M. E. church will hold a Christmas party Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. E. Cuffel. 909 North Central. Lady Flks Tuesday evening will be Lady Elks night at the temple, with bridge and pool as diversion for the evening. Juvenile Decree of Honor The Juvenile Degree of Honor will meet Thursday evening at 7 ;30 In the Eagle's hall for a Christmas party. Mothers of mombers will be special gueMs, and all are urged to attend. Abb "minimi Jacque Lenox 501 -,30S i MAIN Stile Without dxtratiaciixce What Nicer Christmas Gift For Her Than a New Permanent Wave From B o w m a n's Beauty Shop? New Ray Marlitnele. Wares No Kleetrlrlty No Muchlne $5.00 and $7.50 Genuine Duart Nu-Pad Waves S3.75 and $3.00 Other Pcnn.mentj $1.50 and $2.50 18 South Central. Phone 57 Daily Home Scene Club Party Friday One of the large affairs of the paat week occurred Friday evening wnen ladiea of tho "AUona" club en tertained their husbanda with a no hoot Chrlstmaa party at tho Daily home on Htllcreat road. Oueata were invited for dinner. and ten tablea of bridge were In play during the evening. P.N.G.'s Gather For Annual Dinner Wednesday Evening Seventy-two guests gathered for the annual turkey dinner, of the Past 1 Noble Grands at the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday evening. Appropriate hoi. lday decorations were arranged by Mrs. Irene Shirley and her commit tee. A Chrlstmaa tree and distribution of gift followed dinner. Mrs. Lottie Howard, vice-president, presented a pin to Mrs. Marjorle Pearson, presi dent. In behalf of the club in appre- i elation of her services during the past year. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ethel Pease, definite date to be announced later, H. and S. ClrcleT" Hears Xmas Music. A group of 8A mothers were hos tesses to members of the Roosevelt Home and School circle Friday af ternoon at the regular meeting. Appearing on the program were pu pils of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades, who sang Christmas carols, and Mrs. Katherlne Larlson singing "Holy Night" and "Night of Nights." accompanied by Mrs. Henry Huener gardt. Royal Neighbors Royal Neighbors of America. Mis tletoe camp 4713, will have a Christ mas tree and program Thursday evening In the K. p. hall at 7:30. The children will receive treats ana the grown-ups will be served re freshments. All members are asked to bring dozen cookies. Mrs. Houston Will Head Eastern Star During Coming Year Mrs. O. M. Ho. is ton will lead Reames chapter. O. E. 8., aa worthy matron during the coming year as re sult of the election of officers which constituted the principal business at the Wednesday evening meeting. She succeed Mrs. Harry Nordwlck, while George Alden, aa worthy patron, suc ceeds Dr. S. R. Dlppel. Others elected were: Myrna Frlnk. associate matron: Lon Bishop, asso ciate patron; Hattle Alden. secretary: Florenoe Butler, treasurer; Zenda Sanders, conductress, and Lillian Gray, associate conductress. The new officers will be Installed January 9. After the session, members .ad journed to the dining room, where the tables were decorated Inblue and silver, with a Christmas tree domin ating the room decorations. Arrange ments were made by Edna Etffert, Lillian Gray and the December committee. Wednesday Study Club The next meeting of the Wednes day Study club will be held on De cember 18 In the Girls Community club rooms. Mrs. N. T. Hedges will read a paper on "Motives and Results ot the Crusades" and Mrs. Laura West will review "Modern Palestine." Mrs. C. XV. Foster Surprised On Birthday Frlentis of Mrs. Carl W. Foster ar ranged ft surprise party at her home Friday afternoon In honor of her birthday, presenting the honoree with many lovely gifts. Guests for the afternoon were Mr and Mrs. Fred Spencer of Central Point. Mesdamcs Brlttson, Tall, House, Hirman, Leschensky, Warner. Snyder. Rogers. Scheel, Beer, A. E. Kornsted. Ethel Kornsted and Gladys Dooms. B. P. W. To Have Party Tuesday Eve Combining their usual two monthly meetings Into one, the Business end Professional Women's club are plan ning a Christmas party Tuesday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Bertha Glas gow, 344 North Central, t eight o' clock. Mrs, Mabel Mack, entertainment chairman for the evening, has plan ned a number of unusual features, and Effie Herbert Yeoman, muAlo chairman, will present a program of appropriate music. Members are asked to remember the sliver donation to be received for the benefit of Christmas charity. Topics Assigned To Beta Members Hanover an England will be dis cussed by members of Beta chapter. Delphian society, at the meeting scheduled for Thursday morning at the Girls' Community club. Assigned topics are: Foreign Influ ences Upon the Succession of the English Crown, Mrs. William Hollo way; the Reign of George I., Mrs, Chester Hubbard: The Stuarts Last Attempt. Mrs. F. C. Arthur; Charac ter and Achievements of George IIT, Mrs. G. O. Humphreys; changing In- t dustrial conditions, Mrs. O. A. Eden; Social Changes of the Century, Mrs. Charles Elliott. Mrs. D. R. Terrltt will have charge of current events. - Mason Ehrman To Give I.G.A Dance Mason, Ehrman & Co. Is sponsoring a big Christmas party for the I. G. A. members of this district, to be held Wednesday night. December 18. &t the Eagles' hall. Besides the Vocalplx meeting, there will also be an enter tainment program, after which the members will partake of a turkey din ner and all the trimmings. Santa, Claus will be there In person to pre sent each one present with a gift and the evening will end with a dance. Use Mall Tribune want ads. THIS BRIGHTER C.R.STMAS . . . BY GIVING A GRUEN GlFTS are being chosen this year with a greater, joy and cheerfulness. And more Gruen Watches than ever before. Folks have decided now is the time to buy quality especially when such quality can be had for as little as $24.75. Why hot see our Gruens now? 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