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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. SUNDAY. MAY 9, 1937
SOCIETY zAND CLUB KEIVS OF THE WEEK
By JANET WEAY SMITH
Miss Quisenberry
To Wed Portland
Man Next Month
Hi. and Mra. Walker Quisenberry
nave announced the coming wed'
ding of their daughter. Jeanne, to
Norman Claude Hampton, Jr., aon
of Dr. and Mri. N. o. Hampton of
Portland.
Dat for the ceremony haa been
aet for June 13. The aervlce will
be aolomnized at St. Mark' Epis
copal church.
Both MIm Quisenberry and Mr.
Hampton attended the University ot
Oregon, where he was a member ot
Beta Theta PI and aha of Gamma
Phi Beta. Miss Quisenberry la among
the most popular members of Med
lord's younger set. Mr. Hampton
. also haa many friends In the city
among former school mates. He nas
Tlaltcd here frequently aa the guest
of William Cunningham.
Chapter Planning
Election Saturday
Election of new offlcors la to be
the principal event when Crater Lake
chapter, Daughtera of the American
Revolution, gather next Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Perry on West Main atreet.
Assisting Mrs. Perry as Joint host
ess will be Mrs. A, E. Stratton. Alt
members are particularly urged to be
present. Laat session of the current
year la to be a June picnic, with the
Modford group Joining the Orants
Pass chapter for the affair.
Mrs. C. C. Murray la present regent
of Crater Lako chapter.
The district conference originally
scheduled for May 15 In Grants Pass
haa been postponed until May 33,
Dr. IHvlne to '
Address Group
Dr. tiherman L. Divine la to be
guest speaker at tho meeting of the
Travel study club scheduled for to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at tho
home of Mrs, H. P. W. Spllver.
Dr. Divine Is to discuss the far
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Friday Evening
Among Urges' affairs of ths spring
season waa the dancing party ar
ranged Friday evening by Mr. and
Mra. Roland Bub bard, Eugene
Thorndlke and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Llttrell.
The affair took place at Dream
land hall, with music by Price's
orchestra. About 76 couples were In
vited by the Joint hosU. Among
program numbers presented during
the evening - were vocal solos by
George -Maddor and specialty dances,
Initiation and
Dance Arranged
Initiation of new members was a
feature of Thuraday. evening's session
of . Derfee of Honor lodge. The r
malnder of the evening was spent
In dancl:'ig with refreshments beluj
served by the committee In charge.
Mrs. Neff to
Be Hostess
Mrs. B. r. Neff will be hostess of
the Ladles' auxiliary of the First
Baptist church at her home. 818 East
Ninth street, Tuesday afternoun at
3 o'clock.
Reports on the state oonventlon
will be presented.
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.Monthly Luncheon
Wednesday Affair
Members of the Lady Lions' olub
were entertained Wednesday after
noon at the monthly meeting with
luncheon at the Hotel Holland.
Included among business matters
waa the discussion of plana for the
Lion convention' to be held here In
June. Bridge waa played during the
remainder of the afternoon, with
prizes going to Mrs. Charles Reames
and Mrs. Carol Hayes,
Present were Mrs. L. B. Thurman,
Mrs. Prank Grey, Mra. Charles Pitch-
Mrs. Prank Grey, Mrs. Oharlea Prltoh
Koanics, Mrs. J. A. Anatey, Mrs. Art
Adler, Mrs. At Llttrell, Mrs. Arthur
Render, Mrs. Frank Runtz, Mrs, Carol
Hays, Mrs. Wallace Rlckert, Mrs.
Michael Beck, Mra. R. M. Sclilno, Mra.
Roy Elliott, Mrs. H. T. Hubbardi Mrs.
Lawrence Pennington.
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belted with blue leather. At the right Is another model revealing Mrs. Simpson's simple taste in
dress a dress of wool challls stripped with eurlycue zigzag lines in red wine, with a leather belt
repeating the eurlyeue design. Soft treatment at the neck is achieved by a small inset of shir-
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Queen Appoints
New Committees
At Nile Meeting
A large number of members of
Zulelma temple, Daughters of tho
Nile, gathered yesterday for luncheon
and afternoon session at the Masonic
temple here.
Mrs. N. a. Bates of Ashland, new
queen, presided, and announced the
following now committees:
For Medford. calling Mrs. O. O
Alenderfcr, Mrs. Elizabeth Fluhrer,
Mrs, Florence Johiwon, Mrs. J. A
Perry, Mrs. Mae Weeks, Mrs. R. E.
Swan, Mrs. J. C. Thompson, Mrs. W.
A. Young and Mrs, J H. Swem: social,
Mra. Glennle Mae Early, Mrs. E. C.
Jerome, Mrs. L. L. Sanders and Mrs
Ralph Woodford.
Finance committee was announced
as Mra. K. Hammerbocher of Grunts
Tass, Mrs. H. C. Kellom of Medford
and Mm. R. E. Newbry of Ashland.
Grants Pass committees are: Call
ing, Blanche Stlnebaugh, Mayme
Spalding, Ida Jenkins, Abble Cornell,
Nellie Vannlce; sod ill. Lolita Bromley.
Grac Chlnnock, Lolita Noyes and
Annnbclie Mitchell.
Committee members for Ashland
are : Calling, Mrs. Mabel Bntcman,
Mrs. O. W. Long and Helen McCnUen;
social, Mrs. P. R. Hardy. Mra. H. A.
Woods and Mrs. F. O. Dean.
Plans were also made for atten
dunco at the supreme session to bo
held In Washington, D. o In June.
Mra. Bates and Mra. C. A. Woods of
this city, past queen, are to attend.
They will go together, leaving Port
land June a and expect to arrive In
the capital June 6. remaining there
for several days. Alao making plana
to attend are Mrs. J. D. Rlckert, who,
with her husband, will be In Wash
lugton as part of a transcontinental
trip and Mr. and Mrs, T. P. Franco,
who expect to Join the Rtckert-s and
return with them. Mrs. Rlckert and
Mrs. Franco will both attend the su
preme sessions.
Thurwlny club
Thursday Studv Huh win
May 13 at the Girls' Community club
lul wsBiun. urogram arrange
ment will be announced Inter
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Many Guests On
Upstate Campuses
Among the numerous Medford res
idents attending festivities on north
ern campuses this week-end are sev
eral former students of both Univer
sity of Oregon and Oregon State col
lege. Miss Amy Elliott, Miss Bcubnra
Temmon, Misses Manga rot and Jtniet
Mtinn and Miss Betty Vilm le:t by
motor Friday morning for the Eu
gene campus. They planned to attend
Junior Week-end festivities, princi
pal or .which was tho Junior Prom.
Miss Lcmmon was to the house -fcuest
of Dr. and Mrs C. L. Sc'hwcr
in Eugene, The other girls were
to bo entertained at the Alpha Gam
ma Delta sorority, of which Miss El
liott is a member,
Many mothers of students at Doth
schools were entertained by the.r sons
and daughters over the weelt-end,
various affairs having been arranged
In observance of Mother's Day with
all mothers aa special campus guests.
Music Meeting
Set for Monday
Among outstanding sessions of the
year for the Crater laako guild of the
First Presbyterian church la the an
nual music meeting which has been
scheduled for tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock.
Mrs. Lavvrenco Pennington will bo
hostess for the event at her home on
tho Jacksonville highway.
In keeping with national music
week activities, a varied and enter
taining mus!cn program has been ar
ranged. Many well-known Medford
Artists are to bo presented and all
members are requested to be present.
Club Pinner Is
rimmeil Tuesday
Members of the newly -organized
Degree of Honor past presidents' club
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs, Ida M, Wilson, 7 Chestnut street,
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock for a
pot-luck dinner.
All members are urged to be pres
ent. Recital Set
Monday Mr lit
Pupils of Genevieve Brown will
be presented In recital at the Jack
sonville school auditorium Monday
evening at 6 o'clock.
Those appearing will be: Catherine
Hueners. Joyce ?.nd Charlotte Nleder
moyer, Wllda Woodward, Alma Ayros,
Barbara Nledcrmoycr, Jimmle Ortgs
by, Dor I and God ward, DeLorls Smote.
Marjorlo Heckert and Bob and WlHls
Coffeen,
The public la cordially Invited to
attend.
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State Head Will
Be Chapter Guest
On Visit May 13
Mrs," Myrtle Peterson of Ontario,
Ore., grand matron of Oregon East
ern Star, la to be a guest of Reames
chapter this week.
Mrs. Peterson will make her of
ficial visit to the chapter at the
regular session Thursday evening,
Officers of tho chapter have been
preparing for the visit of Mrs. Pet
erson and the session Is expected
to be of particular interest to mem
bers. Refreshments are to be served
following tho meeting. Mrs. Harry
Nordwlck heads the committee In
charge and Mrs. Walter Olmscheid
and Mrs. William Holloway are ar
ranging for specinl decorations. '
In welcome to Mrs. Peterson,
members of the chapter will honor
her with a luncheon Thursday aft
ernoon at 12:30 o'clock at the Hotel
Medford. Res-rvatlons may be made
by calling Mrs. George Alden at
847-X.
Cttili Session
Set Wednesday
Mrs. Maude Love 11 will be hostess
to members of tho Mistletoe club at
her home, 526 Edward street, Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Alico Lewis, Mrs. Cora Lewis and
Mrs. Ethel Latham.
I 'are well Iu rt y
Honors (litest
Eight guests were invited to the
homo of Mrs, John Dodge In honor
of Mrs. Jennie Miller of Washington.
D. c a Medford visitor. The affair
was arrnnged by Mrs. Dodge In fare
well to Mrs. Miller.
Guests were Invited for luncheon.
HulMtriR nrlflfce '
To lie !:ntcrtnned
Mrs, Charles H, Thompson will be
hostess to members and friends of
the Building bridge club at her home,
1004 West Fourth street, Thursday
afternoon.
The alfair Is to be dessert lunch
eon at 1:30 o'clock. Mts. W. J. Hutch
lson will assist Mrs. Thompson as
hostcM. All members and friends are
cordlallv invited.
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$300
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Wedding Date Is
Set For June 20
Further wedding announcement.
of the near future continue to attract
the Interest of younger members of
Medford aoclety.
Latest to announce the date of her
Tedding la Miss Roberta Warenfelt,
daughter of Mra. B. R. Warenfelt.
whose marriage to Jack Blerma, aon
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Blerma, is to
be an event ot June 30 at the Blerma
home here.
Tho bride-elect and Mr. Blerma are
well-known and popular In the city.
He waa recently transferred to Port
land, where they will make their
home following tbelr marriage.
Prlenda are arranging various af
faire to fete Mlae Warenfelt and her
fiance prior to the wedding. .
Last Session to
Honor Teachers
Special arrangements are being
made by the Junior High School
Parent-Teacher association for the
last session of the year, which has
been set for next Friday afternoon.
The affair la to be a lawn party
and tea at the home of Mrs. George
Codding, ion Queen Anne avenue,
with teachera aj guests of honor.
Approximate 1M will be enter
tained. tTogram plana call for outstanding
feature;, which will Include
by the harmonica band, dances and
omer musical numbers. New offi
cers of the Broun are to bn inxtniiori
during the afternoon.
Special Session
Planned by Circle
Announcement has been made of
the meeting tomorrow evening of
Chrysanthemum circle, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, set for 8 o'clock.
Following the short buslnes sea.
slon, representatives of the district
circle wui be hostesses for sochtl ac
tivities. All visiting members are par
ticularly welcome and urged to be
present.
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Formal Banquet
Planned May IS
Among-outstanding events of the
year for Medford branch of A.A.U.W.
will be tho formal banquet planned
for next Saturday evening as the last
session of the year.
The affair is scheduled for 6:30
o'clock at the Hotel Medford. Guests
will be members and their Invited
friends. Special program arrange
ments are being made by the com
mittee in charge, headed by Miss
Helen Winter, who is being assisted
by Mrs. Glennle Mae Early and Miss
Gertrude Butler.
Miss Winter states that tickets foi
both members and guests may be
obtained at Render's on North Bart
lett street. ...
Joint Dinner Is
Planned Tuesday
Wenonnh' olub met at the home
of Mrs. Fred Purdln Thursday aft
ernoon for luncheon and business
meeting, with Dorotha Watklns act
ing as hostess and Maggie Erskine,
Zua Belle Slngler and Rose Kyle
assisting. Next meeting will be al
the home of Dorothy Dickey, 7272
Boulevard, Ashland. May 20 and will
be a card party.-
Beulah Linn and Axine Meredith
were initiated into Pocahontas lodge
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served by Glenna Maude Wenzel,
Viola Scherrer and Ethel Haertle.
Redmen . and Pocahontas - lodge
members and families will meet at
the Redman hall Tuesday evening
for covered-dish supper at 6:30
o'clock in observance of the birth
day of St. Tammany. Coffee, cream,
sugar, rolls and butter will be fur
nished and members are to bring
dishes according to the number In
their groups. Further information
may be obtained by calling 564-W
or 1466. Jack Dooms, Dick Slngler,
Nellie Purdin. Norma Martin, Wllma
Hayes and Florence Rush.
Special- Speaker
For Auxiliary--
The Rev. Mr. Oullbert of Trinity
Episcopal church In Ashland will be
guest speaker at the meeting of the
women's auxiliary of St. Mark's
church at tho parish house Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to th parish.
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Mrs. H. L. Brown Is to be hostess
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