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M"EDFOBD MAIL TRTBTJNE, ftfEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1936
SOCIETY zAND CLUB NEIVS OF THE WEEK
J By JANET WEAY SMITH
College Club Sets
Dec. 29 As Date of
Annual Xmas Dance
Pat for the third annual a 11 -college
dance presented during the
Ohrlst:na holiday by the Oregon
State club was set for Tucaday eve
n'.ngr, Vtc. 29, at the club gathering
rrldAy evening. '
Extensive plans J or the affair, al
ways one of the moat outstanding ol
the holiday season, have been an
nounced by the conun'ttee In charge.
treaded b7 A. Z. Dear. Assisting Dean
on the project are Mm. W. J. Warner,
Mrs Wllacn Walt. LoUnd Mentwr
and Kenneth Denman.
A large number of students on the
Ccrvallls campua are a1 expected to
cooperate when they arrlvn home for
the holldavs. Jimmy Johnson's Oregon
State colleglana will play for the
dance, the committee hM announced,
Place of the affair ! Oriental Oar
dens. A feature of the meeting Friday
evening waa election of new officers,
with Kenneth 6cott Woods named as
new president of the organization,
Others are Carl Boswell, vice-president,
and Mrs. Allen Psrry, secretary-treasurer.
Other activities for the ensuing
months were outlined during the
business seaslon.
- Tour tables of bridge were In play
following close of the business period.
State President Is
Guest of Auxiliary
At Recent Session
Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney was host
ess to a large group of members and
guests of the Jackson county medical
' auxiliary at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
Luncheon waa served the group
preceding the setalon.
Principal guest of the afternoon
was Mrs. B. D, Adams of Klamath
Falls, state medical auxiliary presi
dent. Mrs, Adams discussed auxiliary
activities as did also Mrs. Osborne
of Klamath Falls, also a guest of the
group,
Mrs, H. R. Prentice presented ac
cordion solos and Mrs, Harold Olllls
aang "Green Depths," by Pomar, and
Aa X Went a'Rolling," by Brahe.
Also appearing on the program was
Mrs. B. A. Woods of Ashland, who
gave a commentary and piano solo.
"In The Oloamlng."
Mrs. B. O. Wilson and Mrs. Dwlaht
X. Find ley presented current events
on medical topics.
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Blanche Muagrave Taylor waa
named worthy matron of Adarel
chapter, O. E. 8., at the recent eleo
tlon of olficera,
Othet offlcera-elect are: Charlea A.
Myers, worth patron: Lela Shorea, ae
aoclate matron; H. Hartbaugher, as
sociate patron; Alllacn Maxwell, aoc-
retary: Anna Iangley, treaaurer; Car
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Helen Hartbaugher, associate oon
ductreaa. publlo Installation of the new
heads la planned for this month, with
definite date to be announced later.
Mesdamea Lela Shorea, Nell Flck,
Lulu Salsbury and Ida Wilson were
named committee In charge.
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Young Couple Wed
In Klamath Falls,
Surprising Friends
Coming as r surprise to their many
friends In the valley was the marriage
Friday afternoon In Klamath Falls
of Miss Ruth Clement, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Clement of 1223
West Main, and Martin Clogston. son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clogston of
Jacksonville hill road.
The young couple who were unat
tended were united In marriage by
Rev. Harrell of Klamath Falts at one
thirty Friday afternoon In the pres
ence of only a few members of their
families and close friends.
They left Immediately on a honey
moon trip In the south after which
they will be at home In Bly, Oregon.
Mrs. Clogston was gowned In royal
blue brocade taffeta with matching
accessories and wore a corsage of
gardenias. Her going away costume
7.bm also of blue.
Motoring over to Klamath Falls
for the wedding were Mrs. Norman
Judy, sister of Mr. Clogston, Mrs, C.
W. Ouches and Harold Clement, slater
and brother of the bride.
Mrs. Clogston graduated from the
Medford high school in 1931 and has
spent most of her life here. She
attended the Willamette university
In Salem where she was a member of
Delta Phi sorority,
Mr, Clogston came to the Rogue
River valley from Colorado and has
made his home here until a year or
so ago when he went to Bly to enter
the lumber industry.
New York State
Topic of Review
Wednesday Club
Carl cramer'a "Listen For a Lone
some Drum." a description of New
York, exclusive of New York City,
waa reviewed by Mra. R. B. Ham
mond at last weok'a meeting of the
Wednesday study club.
Intimate gllmpsea of life In various
sections of the state and the many
Interesting storlea of the author's ex
perlencea while visiting there make
the book Informative and enjoyable
reading, Mrs. Hammond stated.
"The Mansion," a favorite among
Henry Van Dyke'a atorlea, waa select
ed by Mrs. F. K. Deuel to present as
the chrlstmaa story on the program.
Mra. L. E. Wllllama dlacuased cur
rent events whteh members report aa
of exceptional Intereat.
Miss Oentner
Party Hostess
Mine Katharine Oentner waa hoa
tesa to several frlenda laat evening In
celebration of her birthday.
Varied gamea and Inrormal enter
tainment were arranged during the
evening.
Quests were the Mlaaea Joyce
Young, Effle Belle Oliver, Rose Ellen
Sloneker, Fredlne Daugherty, Dorothy
Montleth, Dorothy Hansen and Hetty
Noble and Neal Curry, Harry Young.
Ervlu House, Sherlll Doty, I; win Doty,
Rolcne Pitta, Thayle Ford and Ben
Hansen.
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Business Club To
Hear Mrs. Morse
Mrs. Olenn Fabrlck la to be hos
tess to members of the Euslness and
Professional Women's club tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock at her hpme on
the Jacksonville highway.
A feature of the. program will be
the appearanoe of Mrs. Maude Morae
of Oregon State college, who will dls-
cuaa personality phases and tralta.
Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer Is to jlr.g
and othsr music la being arranged
for the evening. The education
committee, headed by Mlae Eva Bave-
lock, la In charge of the program.
Plana are also to be outlined for
the Christmas party Dec. 21 which Is
expected to be an outstanding event
of the club year.
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Raymond to Appear
In Musical Recital
Tomorrow Evening
Of intereat to musle circles of the
city Is announcement of the recital
tomorrow evening which will present
Kenneth Raymond, pianist, at 8
o'clock In the First Presbyterian
church.
Raymond la to be assisted by Miss
Marcla Van Dyke of Grant Paaa,
young violinist. Raymond la a pupil
of Mrs. Milton E. Coe and Miss Van
Dyke of John R. Knight. .Effle Her
bert Kurts will accompany Miss Van
Dyke.
The program followa:
Country Oardena err. by Krelaler
Humoreske Tschalkowsky
Kenneth Raymond
La Caprlecloaa Franz Re la
Marcla Van Dyka
Pollchlnelle. Tunes for a Marion
ette Show Rachmaninoff
Polonnalse In O Minor Chopin
Kenneth Raymond
Caprice Vlennola Krelaler
Marcla Van Dyke
Llebestraum No. 3 liszt
Turkey In the Straw, concert version
arr. by David ouion
Kenneth Raymond
Sonata In E - Handel
Duet. Marcla Van Dyke,
Kenneth Raymond
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Temperance Union
Plans Contribution
Members of the Naiarene church
will be hostesses to the Women's
Christian Temperance union for the
meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, according to announcement.
Rev. Fred Weatherford. pastr. is
to be guest spesker and apodal musi
cal numbers arranged by the hostess
church are being planned for the
program. The Nazarene group la also
to conduct devotional aervlce.
All members and friends are cordi
ally Invited. The complete program
will be announced later.
Members of the society are plan
ning the annual Chrlstmaa box to be
eent to the Children's Farm Home In
Corvallla, founded by the WOt.U.
Each lady la aaked to bring some
thing for the box. Toya, gamea. books,
home-made candy and cooklea have
been allRirested by those in charge.
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Supt Hedrick To Discuss
School Curriculum Trends
S. R. Hedrick, superintendent of
city schools, Is to be the principal
speaker on the program being ar
ranged for th meeting of the Junior
High School Parent -Teacher associa
tion Friday evening at 8 o'clck In the
school auditorium.
Superintendent Hedrick will dlscuas
modern trends In curriculum devel
opment, outlining alms and purposes
of the curriculum, modern trends In
Its development and adjustments nec
essary to keep step with changing
social conditions. .
"In the past, the school curriculum
bas always served as a vehicle to con
Lady Lions Outline
Christmas Activity
Wednesday Evening
Detailed plans for Christmas activ
ities were outlined at the meeting of
Lady Lions Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Charlea Reamea.
Construction of doll clothes and
dressing of dolls to be given to chil
dren of needy families at Chrlutmas
was also part of the evening's activ
ities. Special decorations were arranged
at the Reames home for Wednesday
evening's affair, a Christmas tree
completing the seasonal atmospnere.
Mrs. Jack Amstey assisted Mrs.
Reamea aa hostess. Refreshments
were served to the group late In the
evening.
Officers of the group have an
nounced: "The Lady Lions are asking the
public's cooperation In the donation
of discarded toys which, If left at the
firemen's hall, will be reconditioned
and prepared for Old Santa's pack,
to gladden the hearts and make hap
py many little boys and gins at
Christmas time."
Closing time for Too Late to Claa
slfy Ada is 1:30 p. m.
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Also appearing on Friday evening's
program will be Miss Floy Toung,
demonstrating a course now being
developed through violin instruction
In the schools.
Miss Gladys Benge Is to display
work being accomplished through
new planning courses and in the art
department.
A feature of the program will be
the sin! In g of Chrlstmaa carols by
Miss Piper's girls chorus.
Miss White Wed
Thursday Evening
Among recent announcementa In
the line of romanoe la that o the
marriage of Mlsa Harriet E. White
and Sheldon M. Walter Thursday eve
ning at 7 o'clock at the honio of
Dr. and Mrs. Sherman 1. Divine on
Ross Court.
- The bride la the daughter of the
late E. J. White and Mra. Mlna White
and a native daughter of the Uogue
River valley. After graduating from
Medford high school ahe completed
college work; at the Mlnot State
Teachere' college In Mlnot, North Da
kota. Mr. Walter la a graduate of the
San Francisco schools and the oon of
Charles Walter of the bay city.
Northern Resident
Is Overnight Gnest
Among recent visitors In the city
waa Mrs. Mabel Benson of Walla,
Walla. Wn who was an overnight
guest of Mrs. Carl Stuart Thursday.
Mra. Benson and Mra. Stuart were
girlhood friends. Mrs. Benson haa a
number of other Walla Walla friends
now residing in this city.
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Program Arranged
For Club Session
Arrangementa are being completed
fnr t.ti mentine of the College club
scheduled for next Saturday a: the
home of Mrs. A. R. Clement on "wesi
Main street.
Mra. E. H. Hurd is to act aa social
chairman for the afternoon.
Included on the program win oe
frvii r.i!nr of Eueene O'Neira "Days
Without End", by Mlsa Vera Hum
phreys. Miss Mildred Patterson is w
Klntr and N'onl Hevtand Will aance.
accompanied by JoAnn Humphreys.
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