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MKDFORD MATTTRTTslTNE. MEHKOKD. OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1936.
SOCIETY zAND CLUB WEJVS OF THE WEEK
J By JANET WRAY bmiH
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young Couple To
Be Married This
Evening at Home
Study Club Hears
Oriental Problems
Flowers In Pairs '
On Suit Lapels.
PARIS (AP) Flowers foioom In
pair for tailored suit lapels but
tek cnre to differ In color. Red
and white piques combine to make
d slates black and red leathers to
suggest asters. Jade green and Ivory
white In perforated kid Join forces
to evolve some Chinese-looking
blooms.
Members of the Thursday Morning
Study club report an especially In
tereatlng meeting this week which
covered another phase of the sub
ject, "The Orient and It Problems
and Policies." which Is being taken
up In a series of discussion.
Mrs. Mark Wright reviewed -Rid-lng
th Tiger," by Harry Carr, i
book telling of the author's experi
ences while traveling through the
Orient. A paper on "Conflict . of
Policies in the Par East" wa read
by Mrs. E. H. Hurd, who presented a
large amount of material and re
search on the subject.
Next meeting wa announced for
April B In the back etudlo of the
Baldwin Piano shoppe.
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Pocahontans Enjoy
Session and Dance
Initiation was the principal event
of the business session of Pocahontas
when Nancy
blossoms jciintton was laser! Into the organi
zation.
Olfta were preaented to ttuth
Dally Sarah Toll, Dorotha, Watklns,
Harriet Watson. Rose Bingier, Mil
dred Ward, Leda Nordqulat and Lc
Roy Btagg In observance of their
birthdays.
Conducting business were past
Chiefs Blanche Rlnabarger, Mabel
quackenbush, Wilms Hayes and Jack
Moors. Past chiefs appointed to pre- j
side at next monuia meeting are
Mabel Quackenbush, Blanch Rlna-
bareer. Bernlc Sears and 8. J.
Lawrente.
After the business session, mem-
bers and their Invited guest were
entertained with a dance, to the
music of Dickey's orchestra. Suocasa
of the evening wa due to th work
of Velma. Zue, Bell and Richard
Slngler. Florence Rush Peggy Purdin,
Gladys Rammln and Frank Rush.
In a simple home ceremony this
evening Miss Margaret Warner, pop
ular daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. J.
Warner, will become the bride of
Norton Forsyth, eon of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Forsyth, of Santa Rosa, Calif,
at the Warner bom on South Oak
dale.
The Eplacpal ceremony will be read
by Rev. E. S. Bartlam from a prayer
book belonging to the bride's great
great-grandmother. The wedding
party will greet the guest preceding
the Informal ceremony.
Mis Warner will be given away by
her father and attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. Maxwell Becker, a matron-of-honor.
Gordon Donely will be beat
man.
Yellow daffodils and white tapers
will form a epriiwllk setting for the
wedding. The bride will wear a gown
with full skirt and sleeves of white
silk net and a fitted white taffeta I 1(K,ge Friiy evening,
bodice, a coroneb oz t,r.
encircling her head. Aa her going'
away costume, the bride will wear
suit of small blue and white checks
with a white fox collar and navy
accessories.
Mrs. Becker, formerly Mis Wlnl
fred Warner, will be gowned In I
fitted yellow taffeta dross with
flared ekirt.
Mrs, oordon Warner, alster-ln-law
of the bride, will cut the wedding
osk In the Informal reception which
will follow the ceremony
Out-of-town guest for th wedding
Include Clark Mailer, Edward Sum
van end Arthur Foster, of Banta
Rosa, Gordon Donely, of Portland;
Mary Louise Elrod, of Corvalll; and
Jaek Milne, of Eugene.
The young couple will mak their
horn In Santa Rosa after a honeymoon.
CRATER LAKE D. A. R.
CANDIDATES ELECTED
AT STATE
First Medford woman to receive
the hoiior, Mrs. 8. o. Harding was
this week elected state regent of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion at th state conference held In
Portland Tuesday and Wednesday.
Also elected was Mrs. M. M. Morris
a corresponding secretary.
Result of this election will center
Interest In Medford as all executive
business of th organization will pro
ceed from her. Term of office Is
two year. Medford D. A. R, mem
ber are enthusiastic In their belief
that the two Medford women will
uphold their offices In the trodltlon
slly fine manner.
airs, Harding membership was
transferred to Crater Lake chanter
Mrs. Mrcollmn
Unites to Club,
Mrs. Ann MoOollum was hostess
to the Don't Worry olub Wednesday
afternoon for luncheon at her home.
Mra. Jo Iverscn assisted the hostess.
Osme were plsyed by guests dur
ing th afternoon,
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Mrs. B. u. Hurtling
from.Oapltol chapter, Washington. D.
C, November. 1024. Beside two
terms a recording secretary, corre
sponding secretary, treasurer and dl
lector and aa member of various
oommlttees. She wa state registrar
in 1B83-S8, also state chairman of
geneologlcal records snd a member of
the national registrars and goncolon-
deal records committees. She has Just
completed a term as first state vice-
president and as chairman of the
southern Oregon district.
While chslrmsn of geneologlcal re
search, Mrs, Harding made a valu
able contribution to research work
In that field. From a photostat codv
she copied and Indexed the first Ore
gon census Jthat of 1S90) and had'
four copies typed and prepared In
book form for reference. Mra. Hard
ing also holds an office In the atnte
chapter of Daughters of Founders
and Patriots of America and la a
member of the Eaetern Star and
other local social and cultural clubs.
Mrs. Morris Is a cnartor member of
Crater Lake chapter and has ably
filled the offices of regent, vice
regent, secretary registrar and di
rector and ha served on many com
mittees. She has also recently com
pleted a term as senior president of
Invitations Issued
For Fuson-Davis
Wedding April 19
Invitation hare ben 1mu1 to 130
relative snd friends tor the wedding
of Miss Clors Mai? Puson, daughter
or Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Puson, snd
Russell Delzell Da fit, son of Mrs,
A. Mid do, of Klamath Falls, which
will be sn event of April 19.
The ceremony w" be solemnized
st the William Vawter residence on
West Main street, with Rev. Will lorn
Hamilton, formerly rector of the at,
Mark's Episcopal church here snd
now of Yreks, reading the ceremony,
The bride wlU be attended by her
sister, Miss Ann Mae Puson, of Hol
lywood. Best man will be Raymond
Davis of Seattle, brother of the bride
groom. Five o'clock in the afternoon
is the time chosen for the wedding.
Robert Emmons wlU play the wed
ding march for the bridal party, snd
William Vawter will sing. A small In
formal reception will follow the cere
mony, after which the couple wlU
leave on a honeymoon. They will
make their home in Medford.
Miss Puson has spent almost her
entire life in the Rogue River valley,
and has a large circle of friends.
Numerous affairs are being planned
in her honor preceding the wedding.
Among those entertaining for the
bride-elect were Mrs. Eric Wester-
gren and Mrs. Ralph Bardwell, who
arranged s bridge-tea and linen
shower e,t the Bard well home Friday
afternoon.
Mistletoe Groups
Planning Sessions
At a recent meeting of the Mistle
toe camp, Royal Neighbors of Amer
ica, plans were discussed for the
convention to be held In Grants
Pass one day between May 0 and 0.
A special request was made that
all members be present for the spec
ial drill April 3, All officers and
those who wish to he on the drill
team are asked to meet at the K. P
hall Monday afternoon at 8:80.
The Mistletoe club met Wednesday
afternoon for dessert luncheon at
the Olrls Community club. Hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs. MArgery
Pearson, Alene Pearson, Glare Hodg
klns and Calls Geer.
A welcome was extended to Mrs.
Austin, new member. Committee
for the next meeting will be Joan
and Mrs, Prances McConochte, Ora
Manning. Mrs. Austin. The meeting
will be held the second Wednesday
in May at the Girls' Community
clubhouse and will be a dessert
luncheon.
Benefit Party Por
Flood Fund Planned
Hostesses Monday evening will be
members of the Phoenix Thursday
club, who Will entertain with t bene
fit card party Monday evening at the
Engle hall In Phoenix.
Returns will be turned over to the
Red Cross flood relief fund.
Playing will begin at eight o'clock
and prizes will he awarded for
bridge, pinochle and five hundred.
Those In charffe state that this la
an excellent opportunity for rest
dents of southern Oregon to contrlb
ute t this worthy cause of providing
relief for flood sufferers in eastern
states.
Guetzlaff To Play
On School Program
Of particular Interest to music cir
cle la the announcement that Frlti
ouetalaff, pianist, talented student
or Rosa Blackmor Wlllett, vrili sp
pear in a twenty-mlnut recital at
th Southern Oregon Normal school
tomorrow morning.
He will appear at the t:4S assembly
oi siuaent in tne school auditorium,
on this occasion, Mr. GtletrJsff will
play an Interesting group by th
opanian composer Albenl:. Tango,
oraova, Lyenaa and Beguldllla.
This program Is being greatly an
tlclpated by the students, and It It
expected 'the usual audience will be
augmented by th nreaenoa of
number of townspeople of both Med
ford n Ashland.
Jacksonville Club
Relief For Needy
Told At Meeting
Mis Claire Hanley was hostess to
me jacxsonviiia H. E. O. st her home
weanesday afternoon. It was an
nounced that the club la helping
wnn lunas lor me llood stricken area
In th east and la also sewlnit for
ana neiping a family with five chll
dren under school age,
Refreshments were served br the
hostess, assisted by her aunt. Ml
Alice Hanley. After the tea hour, the
guests were snovm about the beauti
ful gardens and flower beds.
It wa announced that the next
meeting, an all-day session, will be
conoucced oy Mrs. Mabel Mack, who
win mscusa tne subject at home den-
oration.
Guest for the afternoon were Anna
Wendt, Lula Flsk, Edna Jones, Em
lly Meyers. Katherin Earl, Fay Pe
ter, nsiue meacnem. Louise Brock-
way. Ann Hartley, Rev Hensneter
ana cmma uonger.
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enten Luncheon
Planned by Group.
Members of the sunny Sister olf-
cle of the First Presbyterian enufch
will be hostesses Tuesday afternoon
when they entertain with a Lenten
unoheon at th church.
All those Who have not been con
tacted by the committee in charge
are Issued a cordial Invitation. Mem
bers of the circle are asked to bring
handwork to th church at 10 o'clock
that morning, preceding th ar
rival of guest for luncheon.
Reservations may be made by Call
ing 784-J or 368-T.
Wenonah Citih
Planning frrille
Velma Slngler will be has bees to
th Wenonah club at her home, IT
Rose avenue, Thursday afternoon at
one-thirty for a covered dish lunch
eon and business meeting.
Announcement la mad that the
club will sponsor an April frolic at
the Red men hall Friday evening,
varied entertainment being planned
for th event. The usual business
hour of th lodge will begin promptly
at seven-tnirty rriday evening due to
th entertainment following.
Professor Hussong
Will Be Speaker
At Club Meeting
Professor E. M. Hussong will be
the principal spesker at the meet
ing of the Medford Garden club
planned for Thursday evening at 7:80
In th email dining room of the
Hotel Medford.
Professor Hussong. who ha been
an instructor In the senior high
school for number of years and Is
weu-Rnown elsewhere a a botanist,
will present diversified discussion
of wild flowers found In Oregon. He
na spent a great deal of time study.
ing tne wtid-plant life of Oregon.
and bis appearance la expected to
be of great Intereat, not only to club
memuera but to all Interested la the
subject,
At last month's meeting, gen
eral vot conceded the award for
th beet flower arrangement to Mr.
Dorothy Goff, hers being chosen
from six unusual arrangement. This
1 the third time Mrs. Goff ha been
awarded the honor during the spring
season. Many more arrangement are
expected for Thursday's meeting.
Anyone Interested In flowers I ex
tended a cordial welcome by the
club.
Mrs. Sleeter ' '
On P. E. O. Program
Mrs. R. B. Hammond was hostess
to ladles of chapter AA. PJS.O.. at
her home Wednesday afternoon. I
Preceding the business meeting.
Mrs. R. W. Sleeter preaented whet all
present felt to be a most Interesting
snd Informative discussion of "Early
American Glass."
Tea wa served later In th after,
noon by the hostess, assisted by Mrs,
w. E. Tumy.
nEST CHURCH Of CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Medford, Oregon
Announces a
FREE LECTURE
ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
by
FRANK BELL, C.S.B.
Or NEW YORK CITY '
Member of the Board of Leotureship of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Massachusetts.
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Friday, April 3rd, 1936
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