Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 08, 1937, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFfmn MATT, TRTBUNE. MEDFORR OHF.OON. FTJTDAY. OCTOBER R. 1f37. PAGE FIVE Society and Clubs By Grace Craft ! 1 Dinner Parties to Be Given Saturday, Sunday Evenings Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Newbury and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson will entertain Jointly for two venison din ner parties this week-end at the Newbury home. Twenty-six guests have ben Invited tor Saturday evening and 18 have been asked to Sunday's affair. Games will follow the dinner on both even ings. Carpenters Back rrom California Trip Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter returned to their home early in the week following a three weeks' stay In California. Mtw Sparrow Returns From Visit On Coant Miss Harriet Sparrow returned Wednesday evening following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Firth In Crescent City. Miss Sparrow Is ft alster of Mrs. Firth. Mrs. Jones Returns To Home In Oervals Mrs. W. Al Jones left Wednesday for her home In Gervais. She has been visiting here with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter. Mrs. William Morgan Visiting Mother Mrs. William Morgan of Portland Is visiting In Medford with her moth er, Mrs. Nellie Roberts. Daughter Is Born To Idaho Couple Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Boyle of Nampe. Idaho, are the parents of an eight-pound daughter, born October 2. Mrs. Boyle will be remembered as Blanche Applegate of Medford. Mapleton Resident Visiting Here Mrs. William Sawyer, formerly Mrs. A. L. Armstrong of Medford. arrived Wed nesda y evening from her home at Mapleton for a short visit with relatives end friends. Medford Folks Going: to Tacoma Mrs. J. V. Mendrola and baby daughter, Darlene La von, and mother, Mrs. Irene Jones, left today on a motor trip to Tocoma, Wash. They will visit with Mrs. Mendrola's brother, A. W. Jones, and expect to be away about ten days. .lob's Daughters Plan Tea Saturday Members of Job's Daughters are giving an informal tea Saturday af ternoon at the home of Miss (Cather ine. Conroy. Hours are from 3 to 6:30 o'clock. All new girls who are Interested In Joining the organization and mem bers and parents are Invited to at tend. Surprise Party Is Given Wednesday A surprise dinner party was given In honor of Mrs. Lena Burelson Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caster. Mrs. Burelson Is leaving Saturday to make her home In Sacramento. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Zlmmerlee and son Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and daughters Loretta and Ella, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Page, Mr and Mrs. Otto Caster, Mrs. Marjorle' Burelson and daughter Shirley, Kelly Brooks. Willie Springer. Wesley Gra ham, Elva Caster, the guest of honor and the hosts. Thirty Present for Weekly Luncheon Thirty were present for the weekly ladies' day at Rogue River Valley Golf club Wednesday. Tho luncheon was in charge of Mrs. Sam Colton, Mrs. Jean Lincoln and Mrs. H. B. Kellom. A two-ball foursome was played with high handicaps paired with low handicaps. Mrs. William Vawter and Mrs. Oeortre Coddlne won prizes. Nan Wood Honeyman Guest of Tuckers At River Lodge Mrs. Nan Wood Honeyman, repre sentative In congress from the Port land district, Is spending a few days In the valley as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nlon Tucker, at the latter's lodge. Rogue Roost, on Rogue river. Mrs. Honeyman wio is a close per sonal friend of President and Mrs Roosevelt, recently rode on the presi dential train from Boise. Idaho to Portland, and la a frequent guest at the White House while in Washing ton, D. C. Department Head to Pay Official Visit Mrs. Dolly Brown, of Corvallls, state department 'president of the Women's Relief corps will be present at a special meeting of the group to morrow at 1 p. m. at the armory Mrs. Brown has just returned from tne national convention of the corps in Madison, Wisconsin and will give reports of the meeting. Mrs. Brown Is making her official visit to southern Oregon and Is spending Friday In Ashland, Satur day In Medford and Monday In Cen tral Point. Visitors from other corps of the district are Invited to the ses sion. Refreshments will be served after the program and business. Farewell Party Is Arranged for Couple Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bowman and family of Jacksonville, who are leav ing soon to make their home in Welser, Idaho, were honor guests at a farewell dinner and surprise party given at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hue tiers, in Jacksonvll le on Thursday evening, September 30. A host of friends and members ol St. Peter's Lutheran church of Med ford arrived after dinner and pleas antly surprised the Bowmans. The Ladles' Aid society presented the couple with a lovely 53-ptece set of dishes as a token of remembrance. The Sunday school teachers' staff also presented Mrs. Bowman and daughter Ida with gifts In apprecia tion of their faithful service. During the evening Frederick Guetzlaff sang two selections, accom panied at the piano by his mother. Refreshments were served later in the evening. Friends wished the i Bowmans success and expressed re gret at their leaving. Sixtieth Anniversary Observed Recently Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Blrdsal) cele brated their 60th wedding anniver sary Tuesday. October S with fout children and seven grandchildren present. Many friends were also present for the occasion. The children are Mrs. Olive Tooley. who with her husband and family has Just moved here from Nevada; Mrs. Maud Plerson. of Winchester; Wayne S. Birdsall. of Medford and H. E. Birdsall, who resides with his parents. The latter Is the youngest ol the eleven children born to the couple, seven of whom are living. There are 32 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A dinner was served in the evening in honor of the anniversary and vari ous games and old folk dances were enjoyed later. The rooms were at tractive with flowers brought by the guests and a special centerpiece pre sented by friends decorated the din ing table. Mr. Birdsall Is 81 years of age and Mrs. Birdsall la 76. Nile Luncheon Is Event of Saturday Daughters of the Nile will hold a luncheon meeting tomorrow at 13:30 o'clock at the Masonic temple. The patrol Is to serve the luncheon and or more a special entertainment will be given at that time. Mrs. E. C. Jerome. Mrs. John Early. 'Mrs. Ralph Wood ford and Mrs. L. L. Sanders are In charge of the entertainment feature. Mrs. Nate Bates, of Ashland, queen of the temple, will preside at the meeting to start at 3 o'clock. Benefit Dance to Be Tonight The Catholic church young people are giving a benefit dance tonight in St. Mary's gymnasium. Hours are from 9 to 12 and Lea Price's orches tra will play. Miss Oeraldlne Wilkin son, Miss Jenes Jensen. John E. Wilkinson and Gene Monaco are In charge of the affair. Daughters tnlon Veterans Meet The Daughters of Onion Veterans of the Civil War will meet at the armory tonight at 7:30 for their reg ular session. Plans will be completeJ for a no-host dinner to honor the national patriotic instructor and state officers' who will visit here later. A good attendance Is urged Dixie flub WlTi Meet Tomorrow The 4stponed meeting of uhe Dixie club will be held tomorrow at the river home of Mrs. John Peter. There will be a covered dish lunch eon at 1:30 o'clock. To Attend Foot hail Game In Koseburg Mrs. Edith Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scripter are leaving this after noon for Roseburg where they will attend the rootball game there tonight. The Wateler peace prize, consisting of about 35,000 Dutch florins. Is awarded annually. FORMER TALENT Harry Perry Twogood, former resi dent of Talent, died Srptember 34 a' Clarkson, Wash., where he was visit ing the Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Carrlck. He was 64 years old. Funeral services were held Septem ber 37 in Orangevllle, Idaho, with the Rev. Hubert B. Sias officiating. Interment was In Prairie View ceme tery. Among the larRe number of mourners at the funeral service were his mother. Mrs. Frances Twosood. and his sister, Mrs. E. E. Foss, bMh of whom reside In Talent. Mr. Twogood was born in Ground Mound. Iowa. May 35. 1873. He was a prominent resident of Canfield. Idaho, for 40 years. During that time he became widely known for his sterling qualities and was held In high esteem by all. 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