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irEDFORD MATL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUITOAY. AUGUST 1, 1937 PAGE FOUB SOCIETY .AND CLUB MEIVS OF THE WEEK X By JANXT WEAY SMITH Xf ' Miss Robert to Travel in Europe For Six Months Mist Dorothy Roberts. 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Robert. t mong Mediord resident planning extensive travel (or the next lew month. She will pend the next few month! traveling abroad. She 1 leaving Medford next week-end by train tor New York City, by way ol Ban Francuco, Calif. She will be Joined In lew York by Mlai Jane Maggard of Roes, Calif., who will travel with her. Mia Maggard and Mies Roberta will sell from New York August It on the Arnold Bernstein line. They plsn visits to all countries on the continent and other points abroad They expect to be traveling about six months. Accompanying Miss Roberts east will be her lister, Mrs. Robert Maents sat Infant son. who are returning hem to Allegan. Mich., after a visit sere. Mrs. Meant he been a guest of her parents here for the past three months. She ws formerly Miss Mary U Roberts and was widely greeted by eld friends here during her stay. Wedding in North Of Interest Here Of Interest to many friends here to snnouncement of the), recent mar line of Margaret Garrett, daughter st Mrs. O. A. Dalley of thle city and Charlea D. Oarrett of Auburn, Wash. ni. neremonv waa solemnized In the perish house of the Church of the Holy Family at Auburn July 17 before cloee relative. Mrs. Oarrett ha resided here tor the peat several years and I well known In the city. She hss been prominent In church, social and muslesl activities of the city and be wide clrle of friends here. The couple will reside In Auburn. Lucille Cave New President of Club Lucille Cave was elected president erf the F. L. club at the semi-annual business session held Monday eve ning at the bom of Mis dn Hll derbrand. Mlaa Htlderbrand arranged a P'0 Bie dinner for the group preceding to business meeting. Other new officers are Nell Oator, vice-president and Mrs. William Wheeler, secretary. Oames and Informal entertainment were arranged following the elec tion. Announcement waa made of a, club plcnlo being arranged a the Bxt gathering of the group. New Officers To Conduct Meeting New officers of Olive Bebekah ledge will preslds (or the tint time at tomorrow evening' session of Olive Rebsksh lodge scheduled for yiook at the I. a O. T. ball. . In Wslden, noble grand, urges all officer! end member to be present. Will Sail Soon Miss onnnell la Onset of Webster Visitors In th valley last week included Mia Mary Ounnell of Ven tura, Calif., who arrived several days eco from the south. t Boat to Miss Ounnell were Mr. and Mra Ranaon Webster. While here, the visitor wss entertained with trlpa to several at southern Oregon's re tort spots, Including Diamond and Crater lakes. Mrs. Yonng Is Valley visitor Recently greeted by many Medford friends was Mrs. K. H. Young of Urn Angelee, who, with her mother, ha been visiting In the valley. Mrs. Young Is t former Medford resident snd well-known here. While In the city she was entertained at th home of her daughter and son-.la-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Bower man end other relatives and friends. Mr. Bowerman was formerly Miss Barbara Young. Aooompanylng Mrs. Young snd her mother wss Mrs. Young's son. Jack. I ) l ' . 1i: j I , I , , j t ' X-fyi ( - - , j ' y - -'j : A ; - m 7 v r 4 'V 0 - Photo by Blanche LeClerc. MIm Dorothy Roberts, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. George M. Roberts, who Is to Hall soon for extensive travels In Europe. Shakespearean Festival To Attract Many Residents Attracting much interest through out the valley this week la the third annual Shakespearean festival, which will open a week of performances tomorrow evening at the Elizabethan open-air theatre In Llthla park In Ashland. Me-d ford i tea, as well aa other valley residents, find the festival plays a pleasant diversion for summer eve nings and this year's production is expected to attract greater numbers than ever. Improvement in the theatre and wider background of ex perience on the part of actors and technical staff are expected to add polish to the already unusually smooth amateur performances. Many hostesses entertaining out-of-town guests will welcome the fes tival aa an opportunity to show vis itors a southern Oregon cultural achievement and other local resi dents will Join In groups to attend the plays. Many dinner parties are being planned to precede play at tendance during the week. Plays to be ehown ar: Taming of the Shrew, Monday and Saturday evenings; Romeo and Juliet, Tues day and Thursday evenings; -and Twelfth Night, Wednesday and Fri day. A number of Medford residents are among the amateur actors find ing the festival an absorbing and enjoyable summer occupation. Among those from this city on pro duction rosters are Doreen and Jeanne Leverette, Mrs. Almus Pruttt, Audrey Lofland, John Relsacher, Pat Carlon and Rychard Sleight. Named aa directors of the newly formed Shakespearean association are Mrs. Charles Lemery, E. H. Hed rlck, Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann, Mrs. Porter J. Neff, Mrs. Margaret Fab rick, Mrs. Mabel Mack, Mrs. H. R, Prentice, Mrs. Glenn Taylor, Rev. E. S. Bartlam, Mrs. H. Chandler Egan and Lieut. Roy D. Craft, Of special Interest In presenta tions will be authentic English folk tunea played by an Ashland musical group, under the direction of Flor ence Hubert. Auxiliary nrhediilea Meeting Wednesday Members of the auxiliary of United Spanish War veterans to meet Wednesday evening the are t 8 In o'clock In the armory, those charge have announced. Discussion will center around com pletion of plans for a conclave to be held In the nnr future. GET CUT AND GET UNDER THE UN 3s; - a . r DURING Summar't sun shiny days, forget koutev kola responsibilities. Tat dvarrUg of th htalrtv building ryt of Of Mon Sun. m in the) good old Sum.' nor rim that women leant tka real eonveninc of Rough Dry our tarvic. W call for your soiled articles, cleans tkem thoroughly, dry them carefully, and return thorn ironed neatly. You gain a full day of fresh air and tumhinel No Starcn AA your neighbor! 8 lbs. 56c 7t each additional pound American Laundry mtCllfH CENTRAL AVENUE , .MEDFORD, ORE. PHONE 873 3$ Annual Picnic Is Set Tomorrow By Kiwanis, Families Arrangement are being completed (or the annual picnic at which mem bers of Kiwanis club entertain ladles of the group and their families. The affair ia to be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock to the Ashland LlthlA park. Picnic dinner will be served In the park, with the remain. der of the evening spent In swimming, games snd other informal diversion. Included among those making ar rangements are Mrs. C. R. Psske, president of Klwanlsn Dames and R. w. Frame. A large group of members and their families Is expected to attend the picnic. Mid-season Style Notes From Paris PARIS (Pi Princess Karam of Kap urthalla. the young Indian veauty, haa selected deep blue aa one of her favorite summer shades. Among her day frocks Is a M&tnbocher dress of navy blue georgette with an all-over design of navy Valenciennes lace. White and cornflower blue made the color scheme for one of the smartest weddings performed here recently. The bridesmaids wore white organdy frocks and hats of the same fabric trimmed with the vivid blue flowers. The lit tle white-robed flower girl wore cornflower head wreaths and corn flower moire sashes. Comtesse de Qabrtde la among smart Parisians who are wearing veils In the evening. She tops a white silk organdy frock embroidered and sash ed In black, with a black taffeta colr fure bow anchored over a filmy black veil. Yvonne Prlntemps, French actress. attended the Exposition recently wearing a pink frock piped with black and topped by a tiny pink straw sail or. A pink veil, drawn smosthl across nw ince, was uea at me back with large loop ends. Supper Planned Thursday Night Members and families of Pythian sisters will be entertained at a covered-dish supper being arranged for next Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the K. P. hall. It ha been an nounced. Featuring the program to be pre sented following supper will be. the first appearance of the Robin rhythm band, music pupils of Miss Oeorglana Huesong. Other entertainment Is be ing arranged and a abort business session Is also scheduled. Those In charge are Meedames Marjorle Pearson, Msy Rankin, Myr tle Arnold. Maude Lovell. Those attending are to bring a covered dish and salad or dessert. Thimble Club Plans picnic Members of Chrysanthemum Thim ble olub will be entertained at a pic nic next Sunday at Dead Indian soda springs. It has been announced by club heads. The alfalr 1 to be an all-day gathering. An Invitation has been extended to all members of the Chrysanthemum circle as well as those Included In the Thimble club. Portland Visitor lleturns to Home After an extended stay of two months In Medford Miss Jo-Anne L. Wilson left Prldsy morning by trsln for her home In Portland. During her visit here Miss Wilson haa been the guest of her grand mother, Mrs. R. U Wilson, and of Mrs. A. C. Bevsn snd Mrs. Edith L. Miller. Dalys to Vacation Away for Month Among Medford residents planning mid-summer vscstlon travels are Mr. and Mrs, Joe Daly, who are to be away for the month of August. Mrs. Dsly Is to leave Medford next Thursday for Detroit, Mich., where she will be the guest of her sister for a short time. She will be Joined In Detroit by Mr. Daly, who left Fri day evening by plane for Cleveland, O.. where he was to Join a party which Is to proceed to Montreal and up the St. Lawrence to a summer resort where they will remain for a week'a vacation. From Detroit, the Dalys will re turn west by motor, stopping for tours of Yellowstone national park and numtrous other scenic, spots en route. Visit in Eniene I'or Celebration Among the several local residents jning north last week for the annual pioneer celebration and pagesnt In Eugsns were Mrs. Elisabeth Bower- man snd daughter. Beth. They were accompanied by Mra. Cliff Thomas. The three motored north. I.awn 8ocls! For Honor Members Members of the Ceeree of Honor society, secompanled by their fern. Ulee, were entertained Thursday eve. nine, st a lawn social at the home of Katharine Batteries. Plenle lunches were served to guests on the lawn, and during the evening Cherokee Seller led group singing. WINDOW OLA S3 We sell window glssa snd will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab. Inet Works. Insist On Oelioioni Lost River BUTTER (Ml iH HK. Mil K Lawn Party Is Friday Event Miss Rosemary Corey -and othsr Medford student vacationing st home during the summer monthd from Oregon SUte college and the University ot Oregon were gueMe of Mrs. C. S. Corey and Mrs. C- A. Meeker Friday evening. The two hostesse arranged lawn party at the Meeker home, gueats gathering in an outdoor arbor lighted by Japauese lanterns. Informal en tertainment waa arranged during the evening, with refreshments served later In the evening. QueAta were Misses Mlgnon and Margery Phlpps, Mildred Buckles. Juanlta Wilson. Loop a and Doris Con ger and Miss Corey. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Mr. Towns Goes To Altar 1 :...f mttt Xt!,'''"- S-iSji 1 Forrest (Spec) Towns, fastest high hurdler, repeats "I do" after the Rev. J. P. Rodgers of West Palm Beach. Fla., to become married to .Miss Martha Eberhardt.of Carlton, Ga. The wedding took place on the University of Georgia clnderpath at Athens, over which Towns hurdled to track fame. Legion Auxiliary Installation Set Tuesday Evening Installation of new officers and final arrangement for attendance at the state convention to be held In Albany this month will feature the Tuesday evening session ot the Amer ican Legion auxiliary set for 8:30 o'clock In the armory clubrooms. New officers Include Mrs, O. L. Overmeyer. president, and Mrs. R. S. Wright, Mrs. J. F. File gel. Mrs. Edytoe Martin, Mrs. Margaret Burton, Mrs. L. O. Oarlock, Mrs. I. E. Foy, Mrs. Mae Barnhlll, Mra. Bessie Tuttle. Mrs. W. H. EUenburg. Mrs, R. A. Smith and Mrs.' O. O. Larlaon. Installation ceremony will be fol lowed by a program, those In chargo state, with refreshments being served later. All members and visiting mem bers of other auxiliary units are ex tended an invitation. Delegates to the ttate conclave are Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer, president-elect; Mrs. Edythe Martin, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. W. H. EUenburg, re tiring president. Alternates are Mrs. C. E. Kuns, Mrs. Lucille Wymore and Mrs. Thomas Freed. FEWER ON RELIEF; COSTS ARE HIGHER PORTLAND, July 31. CAP) While relief cases In Oregon decreased 30 percent over year ago. relief costs have Increased about 10 percent be cause of higher commodity prices. the state relief committee announced today In budgeting August expendi tures. Cost of direct relief for the month, Including Institutional care, will be about S215.938. In addition bills now due for July dependent children grants amount to 124,392.50; blind as sistance, tlO.368.89. and old age as sistance 275,4n.90. Multnomah county's presentation that it would be unable to raise Its share ot relief costs proved In error, Jsck Lulhn, state relief chairman said. The county commissioners as- serted that while the budgeted fund for relief are exhausted, It will be possible to use monies from other sources to meet the need. . Warman Heads .Moose CORVALUS, July 31. (API The suillisry of ths Loyal Order of Moose elected Noaml R. Warman of Corvallls state president today, Wool Better BOSTON, July 81. (AP-nSDA) Improvement continued In the wool market during the past week. A moderate amount of spot wool wss sold In Boston, but the expansion In trade was gradual. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Former Residents Sail for Vacation Stay in Honolulu Of Interest to their many friends here I word of the recent (ailing of Mr. and Mr. Dan Bowerman for vacation stay in the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Bowerman, former Medford resident now living In Los Angeles, sslled last week-end on the President Hoover for Honolulu. They plsn to be away five weeks. Mrs. Bowerman Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tunmona of the valley and Mr. Bowerman 1 the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Bowerman of Medford. They are frequent Medford visitors and have a wide circle of friends here. RELIEFilT ELKUJS, W. Ve, July 31 (AP) Striking homesteaders protested to day to Acting Resettlement Adminis trator Mllo Perkins against his I all ude to order an official Investigation into their charges of Inefficiency and mlamsnagement. The strike leader telegraphed Per kins after the labor relation division of the resettlement administration had refused to Intervene in the four-day-old stalemste at the Tygart homesteads. Spokesmen tor the strikers charged Perkins was Ignoring a procedure pre viously laid down for settling strikes on homesteads. Although striker halted work on 34 homes and limestone plant In the SSOO-acre community, they of fered today to work without pay on the communal farm to save the crops. . Tsllsman Lodge No. 81. Knights ot Pythias. So cial meeting Monday August 3nd. All mem bers and visiting mem bers 8 re requested to Refreshments will be an Interesting program be present, served and haa been arranged tor. C. Plohtner, o. o. Plans', Activity Of Group Told Recent committee appointment were announced at Friday venln('s meeting of Pocahontas lodge. Appointed to arrange entertain ment during August wan Harriet Watson. Oladya Doom, Nell Mailing, Helen Keesee and Wayne Keesae. In charge of refreshments for next week's session will be Hilda Clif ford. Rosa young and Ren Colli. Social arrangements for last Frl day's meeting were made by Velma and Dick Slngler and Velda Dahlke. Announcement haa been made ot a luncheon for member ot th Wenonah club. Kmlly Savage will be hostess to the group t her horn Thursday, th affair to be an all day session. Members sre requestsd to meet st th bom ot Dorotha Watklna, 7S1 West Second street, at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. ,F1 PORTLAND, July 31. 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