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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, AfEDFORD. QREGOX, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER15J936 SOCIETY clAND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK y By JANET WEAY SMITH Travelers Expected Home From Various Points This Week Among the earliest of Tlaltlng Till ley residents to return home will be Mrs. P. Corning Kenly, who haa "peril the past few weeks as the guest of her mother and other relatives In Chicago. Mr. Kenly left yesterday morning for San Francisco, where be was to meet Mrs. Kenly Tuesday. The two will spend a few days at Rom, Calif . the guest of Mrs. Harwell Hill before returning home. Also expected to arrive home this week Is Mrs. Alex Sparrow, who with her daughter, Harriet, haa been trav eling In Mexico for the past Six weeks. They will probably arrive tomorrow or Tuesday. . Among visitors In the valley Is Bar rett Wendell of Chicago, HI., who Is a guest of Mrs. H. Chandler Zgan, a cousin. 1 . Departing Member Honored at Dinner Mrs, draco Pellett, who Is to leave soon to make her home In Treks, Calif., was honored at dinner last Sunday by members of the Loyal Women's class of the rirst Christian church, following morning service. About fifty members and guests were present to honor Mrs. Pellett, and a large number of glfta wore pre sented the honorco. Plan Visit In ' San Francisco Takes The Spotlight 1 'J '''' Pretty Adeline Helskell, 18, haa the social spotlloht In Memphis, Tenn, all to herself this season, because she's the city's only debutante. Her debut necessarily la to be the out standing social event of the year. (Associated Press Photo) Among Medfordltes visiting In the bay srea this week will be Mrs. H. O. Bylngton snd son, Fred, and Mrs. C. M. Kurd, who left by motor this morning for Son Francisco. They plan to spend several days In the south visiting friends and viewing the auto show. Thoy are also attracted by the new San Fran-otsco-Onkland bay bridge opened laat week. Thoy expect to return home the latter part of the werle. Luncheon Meeting Is Thursday Event Mrs. O. D. Thompson and Mrs. Z. Z. Kelly were luncheon hostesses to members of chapter AA, P.B.O., at the Thompson home Thursday afternoon. Following luncheon mombers wont to the home of Mrs, Lola Young for the business session and program of the afternoon, when Mrs. R. A. Work was Initiated Into the group. ' Mrs. F, L. Pickett presented s pro gram on the educational work of the organisation. Guests lncludod Mrs Louts Drown and Mrs. H CI. Fowler. BRIDAL BOUQUET eponsse STERLING SOLID SILVER THIS charmingly aristocratic design luxurious in appearance, offers unusual opportunity for individuality. J Each beautiful flower, from the delicate forget-me-not to the lovely rose and the lavish chrysanthemum, contribute its daintiness, lending character that will harmonize with a variety of decorative schrmea; yet, it is comparatively inexpensive, For inslanct: Stt ol SU Tesipooni, Regular . . 1.00 Duurt Knlvu, Mirror Finlth Blades 1 J.50 Deuert Forks . . . . '" Salad Forks, Individual . . 10.50 Butter Spreaders . , . " 9.00 Cream Soup Spoons . 10,30 A Compute 0wh Stotk Pattern Htil 4nJ P ton Ordori filhd Promt' Lawrences We specially lit high quality Silverware. Agonta for tlnrhum, Wallace, Towlo and other len'llu;! compiinlc. Miss Hampson To I Wed Russell Royer In Tuesday Service Mr. snd Mrs. T. J. Hampson have announced the coming marriage of their daughter, Mildred Mae. to Rus sell Theodore Royer.' The ceremony Is to be solemnized Tuesday after- noori at 3 o'clock at 1103 West Tenth street. Rev. W. R. Balrd will read the service. Miss Barbara Hampson and Walter Roth win attend the couple as brides maid and best man. Oueats will be members of the families snd Mr. snd Mrs. R. L. Hampson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hampson of Crescent City and Mr. .and Mrs. Elmer Hampson of Grants Pasa. 1 MLis Hampson has spent her entire ure nere and haa many frlenda In tne valley. Mr. Royer Is the son Jf Mrs. Eetle Roth of this city and also resides In Medford. The young couple plan a coast motor trip before returning to Med- rora to make, their home. American Life Is Study Club Topic The program presented at this week's meeting of the Thursday Morn ing study club was concentrated on study of phases of Amerlcsn life. Mrs. William Miller acted as chair man for the program. mra. s. a. Moore presented a re view of "Roots of America" and Mrs. John Crews discussed calender topics concerned witn social welfare prob lems. Mra. B. B. Lowry gave an an notated review of the "frontier wo man" from Rlchtex'a "Early Amerl kana." Miss- Nancy Blake entertained the group with accordion medleys of American songs typical of various sections of the country. It was announced that as the next meeting date falls on Thanksgiving Day, the group will convene the Fri day morning following, November 37. Party Planned For Club Monday Eve Extensive arrangements are being completed for the program enter tainment to be presented at the so cial meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club tomorrow evening at the Rogue Valley school studio. The program will Include games, singing, musical numbers, dramatic vignettes and other features. The Misses Florence Mason and Jeanne Fabrlck nave charge of program ar rangements. Time Is announced as 8 o'clock, and all membera are In vited to bring guests. Thanksgiving decorations sre to be used. A number from the Medford club went to Klamath Falls last night and this morning to attend the dis trict conference of southern Oregon clubs held there this week-end. Among those going were Mrs. Mabol Mack, president; Mrs. Maude Snider Miss Eva Bavelock, Louise Klumpp. Etbelwyn Hoffmann, Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck, Miss Lura Lynch and Mrs. jacque Lenox. Ceylon Background Discussion Subject At Club Meeting Salute The Colonel .Surprise Party . Observes Birthday A large group of members of the Oaptlat church arranged a surprise party at the home of Rev. and Mrs vVolford A. Dawes following the mid week prayer meeting this week. The uiinir was In honor of the birthday -jf Mrs. Dawes. A treasure hunt and refreshments were features of the onterUlnmeut. tllslleton Chili I'luns Curd I'arly Plaus for a card party Thursday . veiling woro completed when mem. ?rs of the Mistletoe club were enter ilncd Thursday afternoon at the .-oine of Mrs. Irene Shirley. Time for Thursday evcnlng'a affair :s sot at 8 o'clock at the K. P. hall. Bridge, pinochle and five hundred .vlll be played, with prizes being planned for each game. Reservations ;uy be made by calling 087-X or 1041-R. Special features are to be .inrt of the evenlng'a enteralnment. The ptlbllo Is Invited. GOOD NEWS! Southorn Oregon's boat known Knitting Instructor GERTRUDE DODSON Will be available to her old frlonds and eustomers at Fortmillor's, Ashland. Same export sorvlce, samo por. sonal attontion, btit In a new environment. Fleischer Yarns, of Course A New 17 Jewel B U L O V A "American Clipper" When The Bridge Club Meets l..rW BR m "jjfflt"1' I Jfi I n 2975 Streamlined) ' N. Sturdy . Dependable . 1 $5 ARE you wide awake, re a to make that finest v clever qoneralship and (he immense satisfaction that fault finding partner or are you just too hred bid? OONT Ut washday bur dens mar your true pleas ures. At a cost that it real economy, you can sand all your soiled articles here, end snow they will receive the same care you would give them yourself. Try ut this weal Rough Dry Starch 8 lbs. 56c 7f each additional pound '.I 5 I. 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These are religious festivals observing special days with all pomp and ceremony of ancient times. A wealth of gems and pre cious stones are used In preparation, for the festivals and In their many shrines Hagerty concluded. Mrs. Craws Is Hostess to Club Mrs. John Crews entertained mem bers of the Dixie club and thetr guests at her home on Rogue River for a recant meeting, with luncheon preceding the business session. Entertainment was provided by members, each one participating In the program. Mrs. George Conode Is to be next hostess to the group. Mxk Waterman Hostess Tuesday Mrs. T A. Waterman was hostess Tuesday afternoon to members of the Ever Ready circle, when plans were dlscussfd for a joint project with tho Merrltt circle. Further deealls are to be announced later. Following the business session re freshments were served by the hos tess. Next meeting Is planned for December 8 at the home of Mrs. John White. Mrs. Hodge is Guest of Son Being welcomed by many old friends in the valley Is Mrs. B. L. Dodge, of East Orange, NJ,, who Is among visitors In tho vnlley. Mrs. Dodge is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ! B. L. Dodge, Jr., and family. She has mnde other visits to Medford and has many friends who are enjoying renewing the acquaintance. Mrs, Dodge plaus to remain in Med ford until after the Christmas holi days. Mothers rian Party Tuesday I Mombers of DcMolay Mother's club j will be hostesses Tuesday afternoon ! entertaining with dpsaert luncheon and card party at the Girls' Commun ity club. Time Is announced as 1 o'clock. Invitation Is extended to the pub lic and particularly to all mothers of DeMolay members. Arrangement are being mnde by Mrs. o. E. G. Meyers. Mrs. Vern Marshall. Mrs. John Gill lugs. Mrs. A. Littrell. Mrs. Harry Klnabarger and Mrs. L. S. Ettlnger. Mra. D. D. Roberts, president, and Mrs. Prank Hull, a past president, will receive the guests. 4 Study Continued By ClaM Friday Continuing their discussion of "Congo Crosses." tho study class or the Women's missionary society of the Presbyterian church met t the home of Mrs. Prank Albert Friday after noon. Miss EHrabeth Burr presented the second part of the study. All lsdtes Interested in the Inter national study of missions are cor dially invited to attend the meeting. Following the study period refresh ments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Msynard Putney with Mrs. A. J. Hanby presiding at the tea table. Nest meeting of the group has btn set for Friday. Nov. HO, at a o'clock. it the home or Mrs. A. J. Hnnhy, 4-Vt Nrth Holly street. CV Leone Wakefield, senior co-ed at the University of California at Los Angeles, was chosen honorary col onel of the Institution's R. O. T. C, regiment. Selection was made by a secret committee of 8cabbard and Blade, military fraternity. (Assocl atea press Photo) Family Entertained For First Reunion On Armistice Day Armistice Day took on an added significance at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. John Savage, of Fern Valley, when members of the families gathered for re-union. Greeting relatives wore Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McClrln. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Mc Clnln, of Phoenix: Mra. L. H. Hughes, of Vern VaUey; Mrs. Mollle Buberta. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watklns and daughters, Evelyn Jean and Phyllts Lee, of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and daughter, Carol Mario, of Williams Creek. Dinner at noon was served In the dining room with gold and pink chry santhemum adding color to the scene. Mrs. Bennett has only recently come from Holllster, Mo. she Is the sister of Mrs. Ruborts and of Charles and Gcor&o Mcclain, and was enter taining the family for the first time as her Missouri residence had msde a reunion Impossible before. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, also relatives of the group, will be hosts for tho next reunion at their homo on Williams creek. I'rugram Presented At Ouest Meeting A large number were present at the Guest Day meotlng of the ladles' auxiliary of the First Baptist church Tuesday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Eva Oarlow. Mrs. Grace Roberts, president, conductt-d the meeting. Those appearing on the program Included Myron Eaton, In a vocal solo: Mrs. M. E. Coe, readings: Lee Ella Williams, violin solo; Rev. w. A. Dawes: Konneth Raymond, piano solo; and Miss Ora Cox, who described hor recent extensive visit to the national capital and other eastern cltlea Tho program was In chargo of Mrs. Myrtlo Wilson. Refreshments were aprved follow ing the proemm. State Regent Is To Return Home Following Visits Mrs Boone G. Harding, state re gent of the Daughters of American Revolution, Is expected to return home early this week after an extens ive, vlalt In the northern part of the atate. Mra, Harding haa bean entertained by various northern chapters In her official capacity for the past month. She has visited D. A. R. groups In Roseburg, McMlnnvllle, Newberg, Woodburn, Portland, Astoria, Hllls boro, Hood River, Salem, Lebanon. Al bany, Corvallls, and Eugene. Grants Pass will be hostess to Mrs, Harding next Friday, she haa already been entertained by Klamath Falls. Ashland and Medford and chapters in esstern Oregon. Informal Dance Is Planned Wednesday An informal dance, the first of a series of social affairs being planned by tne members of the CCO head- quartera detachment, will be held Wednesday evening at the Knights of Pythias ball. Detachment members and their friends are being invited. The pro gram will Include a number of en tertainment featurea and a midnight supper. Patrons and patronnesses will In clude Capt. and Mrs. Albert T. Ander son, Lieut, and Mrs. Roy D. Craft, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mace, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm H. Alger, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Harding. On the committee In charge of ar rangements are Alford Randies, Duane Bergstrom, Kenneth Kagel and Walter Lanson. Club Has Supper .Monday Evcnlnj Mrs Iva Walden was hostess to the F. L. club for tamale supper at her home Monday evening. The short business session wss followed by sew ing during the evening hours. Miss Nell Cator waa a. guest of the group- present were Ethel Humphrey, Lu cille Cave, Georglaua Huesong, Edna Hlldebrand. Bessie Thompson, Faye Ackley, Marlon Mullln, Joeephln Bateman, Miriam Ward, Helen Wil liams and Gecsla Hess, Iad's Dinner To lie Friday Event Dads of the Jackson school will be honored again this year with the an nual Dad's night dinner which has been scheduled for Friday evening of this week. Those In charge of arrangements atato that tho dinner la to be south ern style, with group singing to be a feature of the varied program being planned. definite time and -further details are to be announced later. Mrs. Mann Hostess For Luncheon Series Preferring aa do many hostesses to concentrate entertaining at home Into a series of affairs, Mrs. J. C. Mann has arranged three luncheons at her home on East Main street In the past two weeks. The third luncheon was sn event of yesterday, Mra. Mann Inviting sixteen for luncheon and bridge. Covers for twelve were laid for luncheon Thurs day afternoon and the same number for the first affair the latter part of last week. Medford hostesses are planning nu merous affairs for the coming busy season, wit. Thanksgiving and Chrlst- maa nouaays offering opportunity for an unusual number of luncheons and teaa. 4 Praise Hen Ice Planned Tuesday The annual praise Thanksgiving service has been scheduled by the Women's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church for Tues day afternoon In the church Sunday school room. All members aro requested to bring a guest. A special progrsm Is being arranged. Mrs. E. Iverson Is to be hostess for the afternoon. California Visitors Honored By Lodge At Friday Session Honoring Mrs. Grace McMaatera, of Richmond, Calif., grand pocohontaa of the southern state, the Pocohontaa lodge entertained Friday evening. Other distinguished guests honored were H. J. Drake, past great sachem of California and Mrs. Drake, deputy great Focohoiitas of Santa Clara. The following new membera were Initiated: Elsie Durham, Loma Dur ham, Opal Carter, Cordis Death erage. Emily Savage, Grace Luman. Olive Floyd, Ethel Randies, Rosalie Slm monds, Esther Powell, Alios Smith, Mrs. Robert waterston, Mrs. Douglas Smith and Mrs. Nell Roberta. The visiting officers addressed iha group briefly. Following the lodge session mem bers and guests spent the remainder of the evening dancing. Announce met was made of a hard times dance to be given next Friday evening at the ball for members and friends. (continued on page 13) 4 An earthworm can grow a new head or tall If the one he has Is cut off. John Reisacher TEACHER OF PIANO INQUIRE AT BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE Pupil of prof. Frledrlch Wuehrer Vienna State Academy Residence Phone Visitor Leaves To Return Home Leaving Friday morning were Mrs Eunice Van Vleet and her two sons of Austin, Tex., who have spent the past three months aa the guest of' the F. B. Brandon family here. They were accompanied to Portland by ber sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Don Brittaan. From (Seattle, Mra. Van Vleet will , continue tto Bozeman, Mont., to meet her hus band, they planning to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives there before returning home. BAZAAR Sacred Heart Church PARISH HALL November 20 and 21 Hope Chest will be disposed of Saturday Evening 'jlr.iiMaw.hiiriYitaaJra 9 Shangle Baby Salon STILL OPEN FOR ENTRIES IN CASH AND , MERCHANDISE ) Compete for substantial awards and, at the same time, solve fnur Chrlstmns gift problem with genuine "PERSONALITY Portraits" of your child . . . Complete details gladly furnished. DON'T DELAY ACT NOW! ONLY 14 Days Left SHANGLE STUDIO $300 MEDFORD BLDG. PHONE 1308 RICH NEW SILVER 228 W. oth-Holly Theatre Bldg. OLD RE-MADE NEW Many "New Purs" you have admired of late, ac tually were Remodeled by our Tte-Ptyliiip exprrta. tiook at your old Fur better yet, let u look at it I We'll ahow you amai ing possibilities for its Remodeling. 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