fEPFO'RD MAIL TRTBUTvTE, MEPFOKD, OREGON, SUNDXY, OCTOBER 17, 1937
PAOE FOUR
SOCIETY .AND CL UB MEWS OF THE WEEK
J By ORAOZ CRAFT VJ
Miss Dorria Patton
Will Be Married
At Home Service
An October wedding of special UV
terest ! tbat of Mies Dorla Patton,
dsughter of Mrs. Warner Patton and
Mr. Wayne Heme, son 01 ear. ano
Mrs. N. B. HarrU, which will be
aniemnlied at a candlelight service
Bsturday, Ootobar 3a, at tha bride's
home on Valley view drive, ra earv.
ice will be read at o'clock by tha
Hev. Sherman L. Divine, paetor of
the first Presbyterlsn ohuroh. Invl.
tatlone have been eittended to 80
sueata.
Miss Helen Patton will arrive thla
week from Oakland, Calif., where aha
la attending Mllla college, to be her
aliter'a honor attendant. Mr. Mau
rice HarrU will be beet man for his
brother.
A reception will follow tha cere
mony. . Mlaa Patton haa been the Incentive
for much entertaining both here and
.tn Berkeley alnce announcement of
the date of her marriage. She la
former atudent at Mills collage and
, ane and her mother arrived In Med-
ford about 10 daya ago. Bar oroiner,
Kenneth Patton, who la a atudent at
Stanford unlveralty, will coma nortn
to attend the wedding.
Mra. Prank Pi Perrell and her
mother, Mra. Lillian Robinson, have
arranged a shower party for Mlaa
Patton and Mlaa Mollle Brown, elao
a bride-elect, on Tueaday evening at
the Parrell home.
Mr., Mrs. Dresslar
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mra. Prank A. Dreaaiar of
Portland are visiting over the week.
end with Dr. and Mra. Charles W.
Lemerv. Mr. Dreaelar la aaatetent to
the vice-president and general man
ager of tha Paclflo Telephone and
Telegraph company. He will go on
to San Pranclaco the flrat of the week
on bualneaa and Mra. Dreaaiar will
remain hero as guest of the Lem
eryi. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Durno and
Dr. and Mrs. ternary have asked a
few friends for an Informal dinner
party Sunday evening In honor of
the vliil tore, the affair to be given at
tha Durno Home.
Past Heads Are
Honored Thursday
Reames chapter. Order of Eeatsrn
Star honored the past matrons and
past patrons of ths order with a
lovely ceremony of Introduction and
a special program of musle Thursday
evening at the Masonic temple.
About 35 past matrona and past
patrona wore present with a large
attendance of other members.
The tables In ths dining room were
attractively decorated In fall flowera
by the committee In eharge with
Mra. Ross Houston as chairman. The
occasion wss enlivened by tha sing
ing of old time songa, led by Mra.
Hals Carlton Strang.
Cards were enjoyed following the
refreshments, with Mrs. Oraoe
Holmes, L. P. Blahop, Mrs. Olga Bush
and John Perl winning honora.
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Maxine Myers Has
Birthday Party
A birthday party waa given for
Maxine Myers on her tilth anni
versary Friday evening at tha home
of her parents. Mr. and Mra. A. B.
Myers. The little guests were en
tertained by gamee, hunting pea
nuts, and a fish pond, each one
receiving a surprise. Dorothy Sylva
won a prise at the gamea.
Present were Carol Coulter, Jean
Runta, Blossom Cormany. Donna
Writ, Pranols Howard, Dorothy
Sylva, Mary Mlkachs and Maxine
Myers. Refreshments were served st
two little round tables decorated
with pink and white ehryaantne
mums and candy baskets. Maxine
waa the recipient of many gilts.
Mrs. Res Returns
From Trip To Palem
Mra. D. H. Ram has returned from
Salem where she hss spent the past
two weeks.
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Oregon State Student a
Visit Here For Week-End
Fred and Helen Snyder are spend
ing the week-end with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Snydsr. Thy
were accompanied by A. Hauswlrth.
The three are students at Oregon
Btate roller st Corr-MHs.
Hy Fragor
Sizzling Steak
DINNER
with the Salad Tray
Premium steer beef placed
before you In the aotunl
process of cooking . . , with
a compliment of racy mush
room sauce.
REX CAFE
"Appetite Headquarters"
OPEN ALL NIGHT
SATURDAYS
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I Charming Children Win Awards In Photo Contest
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Photo by Blanche Leclerc
Orand pri winners in tn sum annual moat attractive child contest sponsored by the Kennel Ellis
studio are: first, Sharon, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. M. N. Hogtui. age 3 years (left); second, Dale, son of Mr,
and Mrs. J. F. Ward, Central Point, age 8 years (center); and third. Peggy Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
O. Oillaftpey of Central Point, age 6 months fright).
N icholson- Young
Marriage Held
In Bellingham
At a simple ceremony held In Bell-
Ingham, Washington Saturday Octo
ber 0, Miss Dorothy Young waa mar
ried to Lloyd Nicholson at the Meth
odist mnnae, the Rev. E. E. Wolfe
rending the service.
The bride la the daughter it Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Young of Medford
and the bridegroom la the son of Mrs.
W. B. Nicholson, slso of this city.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Ntcholaon- were
graduated from the Unlveralty ot Ore
gon la&t MBy. For the present the
couple will reside at the Alamo apart
mente In Bellingham.
Bridge Tournament
Successful Event
The duplicate bridge tournament
sponsored by St. Mark'a guild Friday
afternoon was a eucoeaaful event with
fourteen tablea In play. Mra. R. P.
Watson directed the tournament and
honora wars won by Mrs. Martha
Morris, Mrs. Charles R. Oall, Mra.
Bertha Emerlck and Mra. D. A. Run
yard. Mra. Will Andrews and Mrs. J. P.
Norwood poured during the tea hour
and Mra. A. P. Stennett, Mrs. O. J.
Gould, Mrs. John Day, Miss Anne
Uvlngeton and Mrs. Clinton Spencer
were In charge of arrangements for
the afternoon.
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Study Club Has
Interesting Meet
An outstanding program was given
st the regular meeting of the
Thursday Morning Study club the
paat week with Mra. Angua Bowmer.
of Aahlend. aa gueat epeaker. Mra.
Bowmer gave a moet delightful talk
on "Re-dUcoverlng Shakespeare".
Mra. Bowmer la an authority on the
great poet and speaks In a very enter
taining and Instructive manner.
Mra. c. 0. Lemmon epoke on the
aubject "Shakespeare Our Contem
porary" with her uaual interesting
delivery and Mra. H. C. Obye gave
an Instructive talk on "A Shake
speare Garden.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman At
Pendleton, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Herman left
Saturday for Pendleton to spend a
couple ot weeks. They will visit with
Mrs. Herman's mother.
Mrs. Perry Plans
Visit In xalrm
Mrs. E. A. Percy will leave the
coming Sundny for BMcm where ahe
will visit relatives. Mra. Percy la the
mother of Mra. J. R. O'Connor and
has been with her daughter elnce
April.
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Hi WUIH (EN1RAI AVlNlIt
Mrs, Greene Gives
Luncheon Friday
' Mrs. Fred W. Oreene was hoatess
for a bridge luncheon Friday at her
home Inviting eight gueata.
Present were Mra. Ben Stafford,
Mra. H. J. Melrlng. Mra. O. L. Pleroe,
Mra. Olenn J. Key, Mra. Albert T.
Anderson, Mra. W. C. Ryan, Mra. An
drew J. Hematreet, and Mrs. L. G.
Cronkhite. Mra. Cronkhlte won high
scoring honors snd Mrs. Key second
Shower Is Given
for Miss Adams
, Miss Jean Adams, whose marriage
to Alson Kimball of Tulare. Calif.,
will be an event shortly sfter New
Year's, was honored at a ahower
Thursday evening at the V. T. Wilson
home on the Jackaonvllte highway.
Twenty-four relatives and friends
were guesta at the affair and pre'
aentod Mlaa Adams with many lovely
gifts. Gamea were played and re
freahments aerved later In the eve
nlng.
Mlaa Adams and her mother Mrs.
Elmer Adams, formerly ot Medford,
have been here for the psst two
weeks visiting relatives and frlenda.
Mr. Adama la expected to arrive this
week tor a ahort visit after which the
trio will motor to their home In
Santa Clara, California.
Hallowe'en Frolic
Planned Oct. 28
One of the most promising fetes
for the Hallowe'en time Is the Lin
coln school frolic being planned by
tha Lincoln service club on the eve
of Oct. 38th.
Some ot the features for the eve
ning are cowboys and cowgirls show,
a penny throw, movies, a puppet
theatre, Robin Rhythm Band and
Beano, besides various other attrac
tions. The club will serve a cafeteria
supper at fl:30 o'clock. The proceeds
from the carnival will be used In
service work and supporting the soup
kitchen. - ,
The committee In charge la under
the supervision of Mra. Verna
Thatcher and Mrs. A. B. Shirley, the
president.
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.Mrs. Chadulrk
I.envea Fnr Home
Mra. H. M. Chadwlrk left Wednes
day morning after vlaitlng here for
a few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Bell E. Ltttrell. She planned to stop
in Corvsllls where her daughter Shir
ely and eon Donald are stxidents at
Oregon State college. From there she
was to continue to her home In
Portland.
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that lends an air of graeioutnats
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Miss Bogert Tells
of Betrothal at
Tea Given Sunday
Mra. W. B. Hulen entertained at a
tea Sunday last from to S at her
home In honor of Mlas Marian Bo
gert, whose engagement to William
Henry Flaher, of Medford, waa an'
nounced during the afternoon. The
wedding will be an event of October
37 at 10 o'clock at the Catholic
church.
' A miniature church will dolla rep
resenting the bridal party formed the
centerpiece for the attractive tea
table and disclosed the engagement.
Mra. Kenneth Madden, of Klamath
Palls, poured.
Guesta at the affair were Miss Bo
gert, Miss Helen Dugan. Mrs. Russell
ActvMon. Miss Mary Waldron. Mlsa
Dorla Upp. Mlaa Evelyn Herman. Mra.
Lyle Anderson. Miss Aline Powlsr,
Miss Helen Parish, Mrs. Keith Den
man, Miss Anne Kantor. Mrs. Law
rence Porter, Miss Linn Mills, Mrs.
Glen Watson, Mrs. Clara Fisher and
Mlsa Patricia Fisher.
Bridge Luncheon
Wednesday Event
Mrs. Scott Davla entertained at
luncheon and bridge Wednesday at
her home on the Rogue river.
Gueate at the affair were Mrs.
Allan P. Perry, Mrs. Wslter E. Fllnn,
Mrs. W. J. Hutchison, Mrs. R. A.
Mlksche, Mrs. Aubrey Desn, Mrs. T.
E. Knsckstedt, and Mra. Kenneth
Denman.
Mra. Hutohlson won high prise and
Mrs. Perry the consolation.
Contemporary Book
Club Meets Tuesday
Contemporsry Boob club mem
bers will meet at the Hotel Medford
at 13:45 p. m. Tuesday for luncheon
preceding their regular meeting
The regular program will follow at
3 o'clock at the home of Mra. Erneat
Barnes, president of the group
Carpentera Hosts For
Dinner On Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Leonsrd Cirpenter
were dinner hosta Saturday evening.
Inviting Mr. and Mra P. Corning
Kenly and Mra. Parwell Hill, sister
of Mrs Kenly. Mra. Hill, whose home
la In Roes, Csllf, is visiting In the
valley for several daya.
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Miss Arnspiger
To Be Married
This Afternoon
An event of today will ba the
wedding of Miss Mary Arnspiger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olen
Arnspiger, and Mr. Charles Tsyior,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Taylor,
of Central Point, to be held at the
horns of Dr. snd Mrs. P. O. Thayer.
Dr. T. H. Temple, of the Talent
Methodist Episcopal church, will
read the service at 3 o'clock thla
afternoon.
The Misses Prances and Bertha
Arnspiger, sisters of the brlde-elsot,
will be brldesmalda and Mr. Alfred
Taylor will act as best msn for ms
brother. Mra. Rawlea Mooi will BJay
"Lohengrin's Wedding March" by
Wagner and "Sweet Lavender" ana
'In an Old Garden" by MoDoweu.
Miss Arnspiger attended the Uni
versity of Oregon, Oregon Strte col'
lege and la a graduate of the South
ern Oregon Normal school. Mr. Tay
lor' Is a former student of the Uni
versity of Oregon snd Southern Ore.
gon Normal.
Mrs. E- Raymond Driver enter
tained with a ahower for Mlaa Arns
plger Friday evening at her home
Inviting guests for six tables ot
bridge.
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Calendar
Mondsy
13 noon Meeting of board of di
rectors of Girls Community club at
tne ciuonouse.
:30 p. m. Meeting of Mothers
club of University ot Oregon stu
denta at Girls' Community club.
Tuesday
13:45 p. m. Luncheon of Contem
porary Book club at Medford hotel,
meeting to follow at home ot Mrs.
Ernest Barnes.
1 p. m. Covered dish luncheon of
Mary snd Msrtha circle of Methodist
Eplscopsl church at home of Mra.
W. P. Campbell.
I p. m. Meeting of DeMolav moth-
era at Olrla" Community club.
1:30 p. m. Dessert luncheon anit
bridge of St. Anne's Altar society at
parish hall.
1:30 p. m. Ladles of Elks dessert
luncheon at Elks temple.
3 p. m Meeting of Lots Women's
clrcls of the Plrat Chrlatlan church
In recreational hall of church.
2 p. m. Women's Missionary aoct-
sty of First Presbyterian church
meeting at home of Mra. A. J. Hanby.
a:so p. m Meeting of Mlsslonsrv
society of Methodist Eplscopsl church
at home of Mrs. N. S. Oatman.
6:30 p. m. Potluck supper of Mr.
Meeker's clsss of Methodist Enlsconal
church.
Wednesday
12:30 p. m. Regular weekly lunch-
Son of golf ladles st clubhouse.
Thursday
1:30 p. m. Building Bridge club
dessert luncheon and bridge at home
of Mrs. J. R. O'Connor.
3 p. m. Meeting of Just Folks
circle at home of Mrs. Msynsrd Bush.
7:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors of
America Halloween frolic at Knights
of Pythlss hall.
8 p. m. Degree of Honor lodge
meeting st home of Mrs. Zella Doe.
Friday
10 a. m. Parent Teacher school of
Instruction at Methodist Episcopal
church.
1 :30 p. m. Meeting of Elects Soclsl
club at Girls' Community club.
a p. m Daughtera of Union Vet-
erana meeting at armory.
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Local Club
Conference
Medford la acting as host to the
southern Oregon district conference
ot Bualneas and Professional Women's
clubs this week-endwlth representa
tives from Bend. Grants Pass. Klam
ath Falls and the local club as well
aa state 6ffloers snd delegates from
other parts of the state attending.
Mrs. Maud Snider Is president of the
Medfotd elub and chairman of the
conference.
Registration began Saturday af
ternoon at the Hotel Medford and tha
program opened tbat evening with a
Jamboree entertainment for which
Miss Viola Schere'r was chairman.
Among the outstanding events
planned for today will ba the report
of the national conference given by
Mra. Zola Morgan of HUlsboro, state
president of the Oregon federation.
Miss Evangeline Phil bin. state chair
man of International relations, will
speak on the Pan-American peace
conference held recently In British
Columbia, which ahe attended as of
ficial delegate of the national federa
tion. The complete program for today's
session follows: I
Wedding Held at
Baptist Church on
Thursday Evening
At a pretty ceremony solemnized
Thursday evening st tha Plrat Bap-
tlat church Miss Helen Wheeler was
married to Mr. Msrshall Dopktns, of
Arbuckle, California, in the presence
of fifty guests. The Rev. A. Wolford
Dawes read the service at 7:30
o'clock.
Mrs. Donald Wilson waa her sister's
matron of honor and Mrs. John
Wheeler, a sister-in-law of the bride,
of Msrshfleld, wss bridesmaid. Mr.
Wilson and Mr. Wheeler attended Mr.
Dopklns.
The bride's gown was of white net
with matching taffeta slip, msde in
bouffant style. She wore a full length
veil and carried an arm bouquet of
pink roses and tern.
Kenneth Groves sang "I Love you
Truly" and "O Promise Me" during
the ceremony.
A reception followed the service
and Mrs. Hazel McCannon, Mra.
Gladys Choate and Mrs. Donald Wil
son assisted In serving. Mrs. H. H.
Dopklns, mother of the bridegroom,
gave three readings.
The couple left after the reception
for Arbuckle, California, where they
will live. The bride la the daughter
of Mr. and Mra. John Wheeler, for
merly of Medford, and the bride
groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Dopklns. of Arbuckle. .
Ladies of Elks
to Meet Tuesday
Ladles of the Elks will hold their
regular dessert luncheon Tuesday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Elks
temple, with Mrs. Walter J. Olm-
scheld. Mrs. NelUe Roberts and Mrs.
Jesse Houck the committee in charge.
Cards, pool and bowling will follow
the luncheon to which all members
and visiting members are Invited.
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Host District
B P Women
7:15 a. m. Executive council break
fast: hotsl dining room. Sola Morgan,
state president, presiding.;
10-13:30 Open forum meeting.
Elks temple, Mabel 0. Mack, state
program chairman, presiding. '
10:00 Group singing. Mrs Mar
Jorle Pena, leader; Mra. Mabel Sims,
aocompanlat.
10:15 Report of national biennial
convention at Atlantlo City: Mra.
Zola Morgan, president.
10:45 How To Gain and Hold
Members: Miss Constance Lofts, mem
bership chslrman.
11:15 The Value of Publicity and
What Is Adequate Publicity: Miss
Ann Hlndle. state publicity chairman.
11:48 Our Town'e Buslneaa. Miss
Ruth Moore, state public relations
ohalrmsn: What -'Controls Business.
Hulda Lsmmers, Bend, Thors Law
rence. Medford; The New Wage and
Hour Law In Oregon, Irene Rlnguette,
Grants Pass; Trade and Labor Organ
isations, Ruth Moore. Salem.
13 :30 Adjournment.
1:00 a. m Luncheon, downstairs
banquet room of Hotel Medfora, Mrs.
Msud Snider, president of Medford
club, presiding.
Wedding Date Is
Announced Tuesday
Mrs. J. L. Cook entertained at
luncheon Tuesday at the Holland ho
tel to announce the approaching mar'
rlage of her daughter June to Hoke
M. Curtis, of Medford, on November
7.
Present at the affair were Mrs, Roy
Curtis, Mrs. Bdlth Elliott, Mrs. Wood
row Retch, Mrs. Harold Growe, Miss
Msrle Walker, Mlaa Viola Scherer, Mlsa
Janice Heaselgrove, Miss Doris Pat.
ton, Miss Cook and the hostess
Mrs. Canode Gives
Review for Club
Mrs. H. P. Nordwlck entertained
the College Women's club of tne
Rogue River valley at her home on
Reddy avenue Saturday, October V.
A moat delightful review of the
book "Deaert Cactus," was given by
Mrs. O. B. Canode. This Is a biog
raphy Of the noted eculntnr Artnttr
Putnam and was of special Interest
to the listeners as he was a brother
of George Putnam, tormer resident
of the city and editor of tha Med
ford Mall Tribune. ,
The many Interesting events ot
his career and the nathmt nr hi.
closing years were related by Mrs.
Csnode In her appreciative and sym
pathetic review.
The book, written by Julie Heyne
man, a friend of manv venr. atann.
Ing. gives a clear idea of the man's
genius ano tne great amount ot
work he accomplished In the tew
years sllotted him.
Mrs, J. Verne Shanela and h.r
committee were In charge of tne
social hour following the business
meeting and program.
Dessert Bridge to
Be Tuesday Event
St. Anne's Altar society Is giving a
dessert bridge Tuesday afternoon In
the parish hall at 1:30 o'clock.
Anyone Interested Is invited Snd
Mrs. C. Plaher Is chslrmsn for the
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Two Visitors Are
Honored at Many "
Affairs Recently
Two popular vlaltora In Medford are
Mrs. Edltb Loom la and hsr daughter.
Mra. Dave Silver (Adele Loomta) who
have been complimented at several
affairs the pest week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Hogan were
hosts tor a dinner party Tuesday eve
ning tn their honor. Inviting ten
guests.
Mrs. William Morgan was hostess
for three tebles of bridge Wednesday
evening at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Nellie Roberts to nonor tns vis
itors. Mrs. R. W. .Clancy gave a small
luncheon Thursday for the two and
Mra. Roberta snd Mrs. Morgan ar
ranged a dinner Thursday evening
for Mrs. Loomls, Mrs. Silver, and Dr.
and Mrs. P. G. Thsyer.
Mrs. Prank Perl entertained for two
tables of bridge Friday afternoon at
her home for Mrs. Silver. Mr. and Mra.
C. S. Butterfleld were dinner hosts
Saturday evening for Mrs. Loomls and
her daughter.
Mrs. Loomls and Mra. Silver are for
mer residents of the valley and have
many frlenda here. They have been
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Thayer
during their visit and will leave Mon
dsy for Palo Alto. California Mrs.
Loomls will return to her home In
Ssnta Monica and Mrs. Silver will
ssll November 37 for her home In
Hawaii.
Miss Brown Given
Shnwer Party
Mra. Henry Pringle and Mrs. Ells
worth Schuler entertained with a
supper and shower Thursday evening
at the homo of Mrs. Pringle to com
pliment Miss Molly Brown, bride
elect. Guests for two tables of bridge
were Invited.
MIjj Knlpa To Visit
Here For Two Weeks
Miss Alberts Knlps, of Oakland,
Calif., arrived In Medford Saturday
to apend two weeks with Mr. snd
Mrs. W. G. Knlps and family of
Oak Grove road. Miss Knlps Is a
nurse In Oakland.
(Continued on page Five.)
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