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PAOTC TWO MKDFORD MATT, TRTBUTvTK. MEDFOKD. OREGON' SUNDAY. APTRL 12. 1936. m SOCIETY zAND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK By JANET WEAY SMITH ) Young Couple Wed In Quiet Ceremony On Friday Evening In simple horn ceremony at elht o'cloclt Friday evening. Miss Ethel Slagle became the bride ot William Knipa tt the W. L. Miller home on Vancouver avenue. The bride U the daughter ot Mm. W. L. Miller end the groom la the eon of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Knlpa. The bride wa given away by her mother. Rev. W. R. Balrd performing the ceremony. The couple took their vowa btfore the fireplace In a room lovely with bridal wreath, tullpa and daffodlla with pink and white the predominating .colore. The bride wore a pink crepe ault and carried Tallaman roeea. Her sla ter. Mla Bethel Blagle, alao wore pink al bridesmaid and carried roeea. Mlee Betty Lee played the wedding inarch. Out-of-town gueata Included Mlaa Leabel Miller, of San PYanclsco, and Miss Clarice Barker, coualn of the bride, from Marahfleld. About tniny .in., frlenda and relatlvea of the young fcride and groom were guest at the oeremony and Informal recep tion that followed. m. Mim! will make their home In Medtord, where both are among the popular and well-known mem bere of the younger aet. Pocahontas Lodge Plans Card Party Actlvltlea of Pocahontaa lodge thla week centered around the dapoe ar ranged Friday evening. On the com mittee in charge were Harriet Wat eon. Olndya lawrenti and Bud Iw renta. Bernlce Wilson, Sarah Tolle, Helen Smith and Zllph Armstrong served refreahments. Plana are being made for another In the terlea of public card parties aet for next Friday evening. Contract and auction bridge and pinochle will be In play. Card arrangement are In oharge or Dorothy Dickey and Florence Ruah while refreshment are In the hands of Oladya Dooms aa committee chair man. Bualneaa hour of the lodge will convene promptly at seven-thirty preceding the evening of card. Out-of-Town Guests Entertained by Club Mrs. Stewart Armstrong, of Oak land, Calif., waa the honor guest at a recent party arranged by Mrs. Ar thur Hesa and Mlsa Helen Williams for members of the F. L. olurj. Mrs. Armstrong waa spending a few days aa the guest ot friends and relatives In the valley. Mrs. E. D. Scrlpter la entertaining rrwmbera of the club thla morning at an Easter breakfast at her home, 0 nose avenue. In honor of Miss Harel Casady. Mlsa Casady la here for the Easter week-end aa the gucet of friends and relatlvea. Her home Is In Marsh fie Id. Many VIMtlng For Kastrr HolMny Medford visitors over the Easter liolldaya Include Mlaa Beulah Oore, who arrived Friday evening to spend the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. E. E. Core. She plans a short visit In Klamath Falla before returning to her present home In Portland Monday. Oolng out-of-town for the holidays were Mr. and Mra. Jesse Taylor and daughter Miss Lucille Taylor, who are the guest of friends In Klamath Fall. Miss Juennese Butler left recently for Seattle to epend the Eaater vaca tion. She expected to remain away a week. I.nthrran Ijxllee relrhrnte Birthday On Thursday afternoon. Mra. Harry H. Young entertained the Ladlea' Aid of St. Peter'a Lutheran churoh in the parsonsgs. During the afternoon Mrs. Katherlne Peterson of 1110 West Fourth street waa pleasantly sur prised with a pound shower on the occasion ot he; 10th birthday anni versary. Fourteen guests were present. The group enjoyed the presence of Mr. William Meehan of Boone, Iowa. Mrs. Mrehan Is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Tama of 903 Elm strete of this city. Be Well Groomed and Fresh Looking Vnn n 111 want to be your lo ht fur all the Hprlnt; festivi ties uhrad. Let us help y. frequent Rhampoot by our rlttrl.nt ataff. rarlals and Manlinrra now and Ihen. Flatlrrtnf Finger Waif. Hlnclrttr, Thermlque, Telo VIMon and niiart rrrmanenta. Cratcrian BEAUTY SHOP 41 S. Tent nil. American n, . i urn ii i imi n.nm, ntmjmmM"mmMtmmVMnim m nmw9 'mm man. ymv n wwiwwif'm &M t' . J t fir ' f 4 1 V 1 V S-r fiJL f - i - ,T ') 1 t":'' - " y 'i ' 1 4 ' ' jrn. . nw.isni ifwasi W9. :1 J S JT 1 fiitf4' j; ' 4 4:sx. r f " v A r ' A f v y " j j-l, i t i $ r ' S ' i js W ) i fcAfa i rtfrf .fn-ih fjtt fit w ijf mi HWlf fill ft ki If if Hn-f i nr i nr r 1-?r- f Jt waiM A r A.-w.v. .fe y Aia.J,A..Jt;...A . A, t . . , .. Orriceri and chairmen of Mod ford rout. No. IS, American Legion auxiliary, observing (he lfllh annlverKary of (lie rntrnnre of the Vnltrd Mtaie Into the World war with a dinner party at Valentlne'i cafe aj ranged by President Ed) the Martin In appreciation of the cooperation given her by all officers and chairmen during the pnst year. ; Out Mde row (left to right): Kathryn Larlon, music and radio; Norma Martin, child welfare chairman; ficphlne Jerome, special chairman on Mirvey of ex-Hervlce women; Kathryn Satterlee, child welfure chairman; Kutli Freed, Fldae chairman; Barbara Jennlngit, mrgeant-at-arms; Belva Atken, recording secretary and treasurer; Mytle OlinHcheld, department Children 8 Gardens To Be Encouraged By Gardeners9 Club At last week's meeting of the Med ford Garden club, members report great enjoyment of Prof. B. M. Hus song'a paper on native wild flowers and shrubs of Oregon. Mrs. H. P. Cope was awarded the club vase for the best flower arrangement. At the close of the season, the vase will be awarded permanently to the member who has won It the greatest num ber of times. Announcement has been made by Mrs. O. O. Darby, president of the club, that the group will sponsor spring gardening for children, fur nishing the seeds and later Inspect ing them as to progress and relative beauty. Further Information may be had by calling Mrs. Darby. It was also announced that on April 24, which date has been set aside by Oovernor Martin for plant ing of gardens, the club will spend the day working In the shrubbery and rock garden In the children's municipal playground on Bear creek. Oovernor Martin has also set aside the date of November 38 for the civic i enterprise of cleaning and beautify ing city gardens and parks. : Recent Meetings Of 20-31) Ladles Mrs. Herb Brown was hostess of the 30-30 ciub at her home Thursday evening for the regular dinner meet ing of the group. Joint hostesses with Mrs. Brown were Mlu Harriet Sparrow, Mrs. Alton Anderson and Mrs. aVl Cox. The ladles were Joined later In the evening by members of the club. Quests were Mesdames Lem Mnssle, Cordy Sunderman, Clyde Flchtner, Harry Plneo. Oene Orr, Howard Met calf, Lyle Undley, Miss Jean Fergu son and Miss Barbara Drury. Hostesses last week were Mesdames Cordy Sunderman, Harry Plneo. Oene Orr and Lem Maasle, the event being at the Sunderman home. Mrs. Code Hull To Ue Hint ts Mrs Code Hall will act as hostess to members of the Crater Lake auxil iary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and their guests at her home, 1110 East Eleventh street Thursday after noon. The occasion will be a dessert bridge luncheon at one-thirty, with an Invitation extended to anyone In terested in cards. Anyone wishing transportation is requested to cnll pm-.t. podc'8 iii.iji: : ii mi Mi An exceptionally attractive putlcrn suggestive of Royally, Empire in feeling, done in Snxon Hhie, you'll love the quaint Centurion eJge. Very reasonable in price. Can always be ulilrd to or filled in. "Spode never discontinues pattern". Lawrence's earning the same high grade merchandise to be found In t he best stcres In large cities and more moderately prUed. Legion Auxiliary Officers Entertained Mrs. Coverstone To Head Crater Guild Mrs. Ethel Coverstone was elected president of the Crater Lake guild of the Presbyterian church at the meet ing Monday afternoon at the homo of MiM Fredericks Brommer. . Others elected were: Vice-president Mrs. Vorl Q. Walker; secretary, Mrs. Helen Holt Wilson; and treasurer. Miss Fredericks Brommer. At the close of the business meeting, book reviews were presented by Miss Wini fred Andrews. Mrs. James Grigsby and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. H. M. Wels haar led the devotlonals. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Carl Brom mer and Miss Ruth Clement. All members of the guild are asked to note that as a result of an amend ment to the constitution enacted at this meeting, the guild will hence forth meet only once a month, the first Monday of each month. The next meeting will be May 4 and will b the annual music meeting at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Pennington on the Jacksonville highway. Business Women ! Change Meeting Announcement Is made that, due to conflicting dates, the sVml-month-ly meeting of the Business and Pro fessional Women's club will be held Monday evening at 6:30 at the Hotel Medford Instead of Tuesday, the reg ular date. Dinner will be served In the small dining room at 6:30. Appearing on the evening's pro gram will be Mra. J. F. Lawrence, who will present a paper 02 inter national relations. Election of offi cers will be the principal business to come before the meeting, and sll members are particularly urged to be present In view of the election. Mem bers are requested to cnll 83 for ad vance reservations. , 4 Mrs. naumRirdncr Honored Thursday Mrs. Robert Baumgsrdncr was the honor guest Thursday afternoon when Mrs. E. N. Warner was hostess to members of the SOS Bible floss of the Baptist church. Mrs. Baumgard ner reveled many gifts from mem bers of the group. Also honored was Mrs. L. Hooper, who left for Wyoming yesterday. Mrs. Wolford Dawes presided at the tea tsble. Quests were Menlamn Wolford Dawes, Luttrell. Mark Wright. E. Hooper, Blanche Andrews, Merle Kaufman, Gilbert Hill, Russell Hib iwd. GeorRe Tucker, Wlllard Bntch, Myrtle Boshears. Ml-s Muriel Albert and the honor gueets. f l llllr Mitt ll ti IKrthday Celebration Miss Kay Connanv entertained a group of friends at the home of her parents, M Rose Are., recently in honor of her fourth birthday. Tables were arranged with Eter decora tions, bunnies being given for favors, and refreshments also carrying out the Easter motif. ML Ksy was pre sen ted with many (lifts. Ouesta wre Betty Lou Anseth. CharK-lle Pimclrr, Sidney Smith, Jacqueline Perault. Carl Burk and Mervyn and Jimmy Oleason. of Cen tral Point. BOWMAN'S BEAUTY SHOP A Charming Permanent Wave Is the Perfect Sorinff Tonic . . . rvnirmhnr. m tim nn vrt nn nf VMmt or Nrw May Mnchlne1r rtr Itett. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Marcolln Bowman, Helen 8. Lane. Gladyj Fisher 16 S. Central. " Phone 57 ,1-lJae chuliiimii and uurrx-spuuduiK nci-remry; Kuyiiie Manin, pre.siuenc; Lorena Leach, Junior auxiliary chairman; Calla Foy. historian and mem orial chairman; Helen Semon, publlrlty chairman; Nettie Ellenburg, com munity service chairman; Dorothy Pace, refretihment chairman; Inside row (left to right): f.eorgla Holloway, Amerlcnnlsni chairman: Ruth Parker, executive committee; Amy Smith, executive committee; Grace Holmes, executive committee, membership chairman and Junior past president; Irene Humphrey, constitution and by-laws chairman and fi nance committee; Maude Codding, unit activities chairman; Lou tee Cleaves, poppy chairman: I,arera Oarlock, chaplain. Visitors Expected To Seat Officers For Local Branch Arrangements are being made by the Medford chapter of A. A. U. W. for & formal banquet at the Hotel Medford next Saturday evening for official Installation of the newly elected officers of the group. Honor guests at the event will be Mrs. Kate W. Jameson, dean of wom en at Oregon State college and state vice-president; Mrs. Virgil Earl of Eugene, state president; and Mrs. Merwln, iegiuuul director for the northwest dlvjslon. Three other state officers will also bo present for the Installation. Invitations are being lrsued to the Klamath Falls and Ashland groups. Reservations for the affair may be made by calling Miss Vera Humphrey at 1080-X. The W. C. T. U. The w. c. T. U. nl Thursday sfternoon at tha homo of Mra. Joseph Knotts with tha vice-president, Mrs! Bell Llttrell In the ohatr. Mrs. Augusta McCormtck conducted an Inspiring devotional service based on the 1st ohopter of James, closing with a circle of prayer. The union received with regret the resignation of Mrs. E. A. Oldenburg aa president on account of her re moval to Ashlnnd. Mrs. Dntsy Doug laa waa elected to the position. Plans were made during the business ses sion for Increasing membership and for raising funds. The Wlllard Edu cational Fund Is sponsoring a num ber of signs on stiita highways read ing thua: "If You Drive Don't Dunk." The program waa In charge of Mrs. Douglas, her topic being "Temper ance In the Sunday Schools." The following numbers were presented: Reading. Mis. Eva McNery. story of Francea Wlllarda early lite; recita tion, Floyd Whlllock; aolo. Joyce Bateman: duet. Mesdamea Doujloe and McNary; duet. Thelma Severson and Joyce Bateman. D. A ft Notes The regular meeting of Crater Lake chapter, D. A. R., will be held at the home of Mrs. II, E. Green, 701 Park street Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A special feature of the pro gram will be reports- of delegates to the state conference held in Portland recently. Mesdames G. Q. D'Alblni. S J. Newman. R. K. Bee.ton and C. C Murray will be assistant hostesses. ffrwlnc Club I liis Thursday Meet Mrs. Jack Ward was hostess to the Hsppy Times Sewing club Thursdny for an all day meeting and luncheon Guests were Mesdames Hitch Cnl noun, Cyril Steele. Harry Walker. Zeke Calhoun, Charles Rceter and the hostess. The next meeting was announced for April 16 at the home of M;s. Cyril Wteete. .. J2i mir fleniiln Olit- " J Maie. you get the r J SO T Award Presented To Senior Student Miss Dorothy Hopkins was present ed with the annual award given by chapter AA, P. E. O.. to the senior gin considered most deserving. The award was made Friday of Girls' League week by Mrs. L. A. Mentzer, president of the chapter. Mrs. John Moffatt was hostess to chapter AA Wednesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. R. W. Clancy assist ed at tea which followed the program and business meeting. On the program for the afternoon was Miss Katherlne Stewart, who presented what members found a most Interesting and Instructive study of the Constitution. Guest Honored At Club Meeting Mrs. Charles Picket was an honored guest at the meeting of Chrysanthe mum Tthmble club Thursday after noon at the home of Sadie Gill. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Picket In view of her approaching fiftieth wedding anniversary next Saturday. Also an invited guost of the club was Mrs. Weed. Following the busi ness meeting, the afternoon was spent playing cards. Dorothy Scrlp ter read poetry and Miss LnMerle Beck sang. Scoring prizes went to j Mrs. Edith Bock and Mrs. Montgom-! ery. Assisting the hostess in serving refreshments was Etta Parker. 1 Travel Study Club Will Meet Monday 1 Mrs. D. W. Luke and Mlsa Elizabeth Burr will be hostesses to the Travel Study club at their home on Orchard Homo Drive Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members are asked to note the change of place for meeting. Closing the series of programs on South America. Mrs. C. Furry and Mrs. George Oliver will present pa pers on Uruguay siid Paraguay. Also appearing on the program will bo Mra. A. R. Clement In a review of the book "The Lady of Godcy's." Be correctly corseted In an Artist Mode) by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened. We call for and deliver. 33 N. Fir St. dIMS BROS. Phone 301. TJse Mall Tribune wn a(,s A MODERN setting can make your diamonds and other genu look larger . . . more costly . . . more valuable! For one week Brophy's will Remount Your Diamond for :?5.15 and your old mounting J 'JEWELERS MEDFORD. ORE Chi Deltans To Discuss Scotland At Friday Meet A study of "The Scottish People" will be taken up at the meeting of Chi Delta chapter, Delphian, Friday morning at 9:30 at the Girls' Com munity club. Mrs. H. N. Butler will speak on "The Scotch Are a Mixed People"; Mrs. Kunz, "The Scot Has Always Been a Man of Strong Loyalties"; Mrs. D. R. Woods, "Scottish Inde pendence of Thought." Mrs. A. C. Wilson, "It Is Signifi cant that the unit of the Church of Scotland was the self-governing con gregation"; Mrs.. Sam Jennings, "The Scot's love of liberty played. . . . played no small part In the winning of our own -Independence"; Mrs. R. N. Newland, "The Scot's Love of Learning"; and Mrs. Al Hagen, '"The World's Debt to Scottish Scholarship." Club-Lodge Announcements Past Noble Grand Club Past Noble Grand club of the Re bekah lodge will meet in Odd Fellows hall at 6:30 p. m., April 16. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Picket, who are celebrating their golden wedding will be honored. A covered dish dinner is to be served and all club members and their bus bands are invited. East! Side Circle The East Side circle will meet with Mrs. Don Newbury Tuesday afternoon for a one o'clock luncheon. Thote unable to attend are requested to notify Mrs. Newbury or Mrs. O. B. Morrow. Wenonnh Club Nellie Purdtn will be hostess to the Wenonah club at her home, 338 West Holly street, Thursday afternoon for the regular social card party. Sunny Sisters The Sunny Sisters circle of the Presbyterian church will meet for a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Arch Work, South Oakdale, Tuesday. Members are requested to bring table service and sandwiches. Depree of- Honor The executive committee of the Degree of Honor Protective associa tion will hold a regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at seven thirty at the home of Katherlns Smith. 707 West Eleventh street. All officers and members of the commit tee are urged to be present. Pit. Mark's Auxiliary The Women's auxiliary of St. Mark's Episcopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. L. E. Williams. 520 South Peach street, Tuesday afternoon. Madrigal Club Members of the Madrigal club are asked to meet at the corner of Main and Riverside streets Wednesday at twelve-thirty. The club has been asked to sing for the Lion's club luncheon at Valentine's cafe. The program Is to begin at 12:45 ao mem bers are asked to meet promptly at 12:30. Fidelity Circle The Fidelity circle of the First M. E church will meet Tuesday at two thirty at the home of Mra. O. V. Myers, on the old Pacific highway north. Everready Circle The Everready circle will meet In the parlors of the Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Chrysanthemum Circle Chrysanthemum circle No. 84. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet at the I. O. O. F. h.ill Monday evening at seven-thirty for the regular busi ness session. Degree of Honor Degree of Honor will entertain with a card party Thursday evening at the F. O. E. ball at 8 o'clock. Bridge, pinochle and five hundred will be played. The public Is Invit ed. For information call Mrs. Ida M. Wilson at 1564. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Mayme Seller will act as Joint hostesses for the event. "fJunTIfy Jrwetrv honestly priced GIRL SCOUT HEADS WILL BE HOSTS TO 10NAL The Girl Scout local council met In regular session April 8, with 12 members and two visitors present. Mrs. Raymond Driver was welcomed as a new member of the council and Mra. R. E- Carley, captain of the Roosevelt troop and Kate Janncy. lieutenant of the Washington troop, were welcomed as special guests. In preparation for the coming of Mlsa Esther Ansel, national staff member, April 28 and 29, to confer with council, leaders, local director, and troop committees, the personnel and training committee has been or ganizing troop committees among the various troops of the district. The committee has met with a fine re sponse from those contacted, thus feellnu that the women of Medford and neighboring districts are sup porting the Girl Scout organisation In a commendable way. A troop committee Is a group of three to five adults Interested In the welfare and continuity of a particu lar Girl Scout troop. They are form ed with the purpose of relieving the captain of certain auxiliary responsi bilities so she may be free to handle her main responsibilities of working and playing with her troop. The five committees so far organ ized are: Roosevelt: Mrs. H. H. Prlngle, Mrs. Ralph Dlppel, Mrs. David Rosenberg, Mrs. C. W. Ash pole. Phoenix: Mrs. Raymond Furry, Mrs. Mabel Stancllffe, Mrs. Geo. Drake, " Mrs. Leda Nordqulst, Mrs. Marjorie Wilcox. Jackson: Mrs. Stanley Jones. Mrs. Harry Olson, Mrs. Chas. Thompson, Mrs. F. F. Burk. Washington: Mrs. G. Q. D'Alblni, Mrs. Geo. Henselman, Mrs. L. P. Older. Senior high: Mrs. N. A. Mead, Mrs. Don Piatt, Mrs. Ralph McKay. More definite announcements con cerning plans and program of the coming two-day conference with Miss Ansel will be made later, arrange ments being left to & committee composed of Irene Humphrey, Gwladys Heyland and Mrs. O. B. Morrow. Council members attenlng the meeting were Mrs. Wm. Holloway. Mra. R. E. Green, Mrs. Jack Heyland, Mrs. J. C. Boyle, Mrs. Q. O. Hum phrey, Mrs. R. C. Van Valzah, Mrs. O. B. Morrow, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. E. B. Plckel, Mrs. Raymond Driver, Miss Vera Humphrey. St. Mark's Guild 7 Planning Party A bridge tea Is being planned by ladies of St. Mark's guild for next Friday afternoon. Playing will begin at two o'clock, according to the an nouncement, and place for the event is to be the parish house. A cordial Invitation Is extended the public. In charge of arrangements are Mrs. Atlanta S a ten we 11, Mrs. C. W. Elli, Mrs. Charles Strang, Mrs. H. Q. Wil son and Mrs. Marts. Table reserva tions may be made by calling 1588-X or 892-L. eilQ v I . 5 months of THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY MAKE the most of your reading hours. Enjoy the wit, the wis dom, the companionship, the charm that have made the AT LANTIC, for seventy-five years, America's most quoted and most cherished magazine. Send 81. 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