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afEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, NOVEfBER 7, 1937
SOCIETY .AND CLUB MEWS. OF THE WEEK
V . By GRACE GRAFT
Mrs. Fletcher Is
Complimented at
No-Host Affair
Mrs. J. H. Fletcher, who left at the
mid-week lor Everett, Washington to
live, waa the Incentive lor a no-nosv
party given Tuesday evening by a
group or alxteen menus.
Cocktails were aerved at the home
of Mr. Roy Harper preceding dinner
at the Holland hotel. The group
then went to the home ot Mra. J
Prank Relnhart for bridge. Mra
matcher was presented with a gift
of a lovely sliver centerpiece at the
dinner.
Thnu who attended tha affair
were Mrs. Karl L. Janouch, Mra. Wil
liam M. McAllister. Mrs. Dwlght H.
Flndley. Mra. Bayard M. Oetchell,
Mra. O. H. Bengtaon, Mra, H. L.
Hathaway, Mrs. Roy Harper, Mrs. O.
. C. Brlggs, Mrs. C. W. Lemery, Mra.
Edwin R. Durno. Mra. Don Newbury.
Mra. Allan Smith, Mrs. J. frank
Pelnhart.- Mrs. Oeorge M. Sohwan,
Mlaa Inea Oakea and tha honor guast,
Mrs. rietcher.
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Miss Thorbus Is
Married Saturday
in San Francisco
Mlaa Edith Thorbus, daughter ol
Mra. Grace Thorbua and twin eleter
of Mrs. E. P. Coleman of Medford,
was married to Jack Wilson of Ban
Tranclsco Saturday afternoon In the
California city.
Mrs. Wilson graduated from the
Sacred Heart hospital nurses' earn
ing achool hera and Mary's Help
hospital In Surgery In Oakland, Cal.
Bbs has been In the south for the
past all years.
The couple will make their home
In Oakland.
1
Bride-elect Given
Shower on Sunday
Mra. Robert Redpath entertained
with a jnlscellaneoua ahower for
Mlaa Katherlne Oliver, brlde-elect,
Sunday evening laat at her home.
Miss Josephine Hunter aaalated tha
hoateea.
Invited to the affair ware the
honor gueat Mlas Oliver, Mlaa BUie
Oliver. Mlas Martha DeSoura. Mlas
Mary Lou Hardin, Mlaa Helen Mc
Donnell. Mlas Wlntlrea ocno.-.
Mlaa Jean Barnum. Mlaa Lucille
Estca, Mlas Annette Konop. Mlas
Antoinette Konop, Mlaa Hunter, Mlaa
Frances Oinnett, Mlaa Evelyn Nation.
Mra. Carl Burgoyne, Mrs. Richard
Sakralda, MUs Verna Lotfer and
Mlaa Katherlne Ruthburg.
Altar Guild Will
Hold Rummage Sale
Altar Guild of St. Mark'a Episcopal
church la holding a rummage aale.
Friday and Saturday of this week at
ail Eaat Main, next to Brophy'a.
Mra. J. A. McDougall la chairman for
the aale. assisted by Mra. Dwlght
Houghton. Mrs. Lee Bown. Mra. V. A.
Norrla, Mrs. H. H. Prlngle, Mra. M.
E. schuchard. Mrs. Atetha Vawter
and Mra. Ralph Burgesa.
The guild held Ita regular monthly
buffet supper and buslneaa aeaslon
Monday evening at the home of Mra.
Thomaa wllllama In Phoenix. Mlas
Gertrude Ahlstrom waa asalstant
hostess. The next meeting will be
the first Monday In December.
Mrs. Green Hostess
For Guild Friday
St. Mark'a Guild met at tha home
of Mra. R. L. Green Friday and a
covered dish luncheon waa enjoyed
by eighteen mambera and aeven vis
itors. Plana were made for a luncheon,
cooked food aale and baaaar to be
held In December, the date to be
announced later. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mra.
R. C. Mulholland. 108 Vancouver
atreet, December S. Assistant hoa
teasea will be Mra. Nettle Barneburg
and Mrs, Blanche M. Taylor.
e
Lemerys To Attend
Opera and Game
Dr. and Mra. Charles W. Lemery
left Friday evening for San Fran
cisco to spend the week-end. They
planned to attend the Washington-,
California football game In Berkeley
Saturday afternoon and the opera
Rlgoletto" In 8an Francisco that
evenln.
Rose Briar
Spode Dinnerwire, the gift of era
luting enchantment. Here is thi
practical gift, one (hat the whole
family will enjoy down through the
yean. Rich beautiful, yet sensibly
priced. Can always be added to ot
filled in. "Spode never discontinue!
pattern"
you can buy Spode Ilka Sterling
a few plecea at a time and enjoy It.
Many new patterna arriving. Come
In and ace them.
Lawrence s
Bride of Late October
twm;' fim
UMmt i m Ftfyniiirf Vii . ;1 Hiaaaan aai isaaMaiafr i mi
Corley Studio Photo
. Mn. Harold LHtrell (Maxlne Glnnctt) who wu married Sunday after
noon Jatt at the First Prebyterlan manse.
LittrelUGinnett
Wedding Is Event
of Last Sunday
The wedding of Mlsa Maxlne Oin
nett and Harold Llttrell was held last
Sunday afternoon at the Pint Pres
byterian manse with the Rev, Sher
man L. Divine performing the cere
mony at 4 o'clock. Miss Jean Grant
ham and Ollbert Shelley attended
the oouple.
The bride wore a blue knit suit
with gray hat and matching acces
sories, she wore a corsage of pink
rosebuds.
Mrs. Llttrell Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mn. Oeorge Oinnett of Eugene
and Mr. Llttrell Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Llttrell Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Oinnett and Oeorge Oinnett Jr.,
were out-of-town guests st the oere-mony.
The oouple will live In Vreka, Calif.
B. & P. Club to
Meet on Tuesday
Business and Professional Women
will hold their regular club moot
ing Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Glrla' Community club. Fol
lowing a ahort business aesslon the
International Relatlona committee,
with Mrs. Thora Lawrence chairman.
will be In charge of the program.
Each member la to bring a question
on International relations.
An Interesting evening haa been
arranged and a aoclal hour with
refreshments will follow the pro
gram.
A apeclal council meeting la ached-
uled for 1:15 o'clock at the club
house preceding the regular aeaslon.
Program Held By
Wednesday Group
Wednesday Study club members
held their regular meeting tha past
week at the Girls' community club
house with several Interesting reports
on the program.
Mra. S. N. Warner gave the current
events on "Conditions In Palestine."
She also read an article dealing with
the latest methods In bone aurgery.
Mrs. Frederick Johnson reported on
An American Doctor'a Odyssey"
telling of the extremely fascinating
life of the author Dr. Victor Helaer
in hla travela In forty-five different
countries of tha world. Experiences
In The Philippine and the work with
lepers and the emigration authorities
were described In detail.
Mrs. James a. Love talked on
poetry and read paaaagea from
book by Junes Weldon Johnson on
"American Negro Poetry." She also
read excerpts from poems by Harriet
Monroe. The next meeting of the
club will be November 17.
Mrs. Obye Hostess
Thursday Afternoon
Mra. H. O. Obye entertained on
Thursday afternoon Inviting fuaeta
for luncheon and bridge.
Preaent were Mra. Jack Porter, Mra.
Dwlght H. Flndley, Mrs. William M.
McAllister, Mra. C. W. Lemery, Mra.
Karl L. Janouch, Mra. Edwin R.
Durno and Mrs. Paul Brlneon.
Lions Auxiliary
Has Installation
Installation of officers waa held
at the business meeting of the Lady
Lion, club Wednesday afternoon at
the home, of Mn. S. I. Brill in
Perrydale and Mra. Lawrence Pen
nlngton, atate prealdent of the aux
iliary, acted aa Installing officer.
Mra. Arthur Render I president ol
the group. Mrs. Arthur A, Adler,
vice president, and Mra. Frank
Runts, secretary. Coraagea were pre
sented the new offtcera by Mra.
Charlea Prltchett, past president.
The group met for a covered oian
luncheon - preceding the bualneaa
session and bridge followed the In
stallation. Mra. J. Verna Shangle
and Mra. J. F. Hawa won high
prlaea.
Present were Mra. Earl Miner Mra.
H. C. Williamson, Mrs. C. Konkie,
Mrs. Jack Anatey. Mra. J. F. Haws,
Mrs. J. Verne Shangle, Mra. Law
rence Pennington, Mra. Arthur Ren
dor, Mrs. Frank Runte. Mrs. W. H.
Roberta. Mra. Charlea Prltchett and
Mrs. S. E. Brill. Mrs. Roberta assist
ed the hostess.
.
Surprise Birthday
Party Is Given
Mrs. Dennis M. McDannel waa hon
ored with a surprise birthday party
given by a group of frtenda Wednes
day evening. Two birthday cakea and
many glfta were presented the hon-
oree.
Those who were present for the
affair were Mr. and Mra. Jamea I.
Sowell, Miss Ethel Sowell, Mra. Lily
S. Demmer. Mr. and Mra. George
Howard, Mr. and Mra. Carl Pearson,
Mr. and Mra. E. D. Scrlpter, and Mr.
and Mra. McDannel.
Pro Group To Meet
Hlth Mrs. Hammond .
Chapter AA of PEO will meet
Wednesdsy. November 10 at the
home of Mrs. R. B. Hammond at
11:30 o'clock. Mra. R. W. Sleeter la
assistant hostess.
at. Anne's Society
To Give Card Party
St. Anna'a Altar society will give
a card party Tuesday afternoon at
the parish hall en south Oakdale
atreet with Mra. Ray Lewis chairman.
A dr&sert luncheon will be aerved at
1 :30 o'clock.
Study Club Meets
Wednesday Due to
Armistice Holiday
The Thursday Morning Study club
will meet Wednesday of thla week
Instead of the regular day. which la
Arnuetlce, at 9:S0 o'clock at the Glrla'
Community club.
International Relationship will be
the subject for the morning's study
with three speakers on the program.
A review "Europe Today; Viewed
Without Alarm" by Walter MUlla,
will be given by Mra. Frank Newman.
Mrs. O. O. Furnas will review "They
Shall Not Want" by Davis.
Tha third review will be given by
Mlas Vera Humphreys on "Asia's
Good Neighbor. We Were Once, Can
We Be Again" by Walter Karalg.
Calendar
Leaders In Girl Scout Activities
Sunday
a n. m. 4rjedal meetlna of ladles'
auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of
Eaglea at the Armory.
Monday
3 D. m. Meeting of Jackson Schonl
Study club at home of Mrs. E. M.
Dryadale. 1133 West Main.
a p. m Meeting of Travel Study
olub at home of Mrs. Wslter Fraser
Brown, 1033 West 11th.
6:30 rj. m Covered rilih rilnnw nf
Chrysanthemum circle of the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft at Odd Fellows
ball.
7:30 p. m. Interior decoration study
group of American Association of
University Women meeting t the
home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 30 Rosa
uourt.
Tuesday
1 D. m. Luncheon nr IT-,
cle of Flrat Presbyterian church at
home of Miss Helen Bullla. 16 Flor
ence avenue.
1 P. m. De&Sert luncheon nf Mar.
rltt circle of Flrat Presbyterian church
at home of Mra. H. p. w Ann,,,.
630 Hamilton street.
1 p. m. Luncheon of Sunny circle
of First Preabyterlan church at home
of Mra, William Young. 816 Bennett.
I p. m. Luncheon of Jacksonville
Health workers at home of Mrs.
Zola. Flok.
1:30 D. BLClri nsrf.v nA ---.
luncheon of St. Anne'a Altar society
at tha parish hall on South Oakdale.
3 D. m. Meetlnv at mHelift,
of Methodist Episcopal church at
num. ot sore. Emma wnelden on
South King street.
3 p. m. Ever Ready circle of Prea
byterlan church meeting at nome of
mre. ionu wnite, wo Laurel street.
3:80 D. m Meeting nf
auxiliary of St. Mark'a Episcopal
vw nome ox iwra. Margaret
Fahrlck, J06 Crater Lake avenue.
t- p. n. General course for Scout
leaders unable to attend fMn,n
eeesione at Girl Scout headquarters.
8 D. m. Meetlne- of Rtt'inuu .,
Professional Women's club at Glrla'
Community club with apeclal aeaslon
vw wuncu at i.io p. m.
8 n. m. Meetlne nf .Titm,,. hini.
achool Parent-Teaeher aaaoclatlon at
tne school.
Wednesday
0:30 a.m. Tburadav Mornln. ftH4
club meeting at Glrla' community
clubhouse.
11 a. m.-3 D. m. Pvthlan ALter.
dinner at Pythian hall.
11:30 a. m. Chapter AA of p B. O.
meeting at home of Mra. R. a Ham
mond.
13:30 n. m Luncheon inri elniM
of officers for noil ladles at tha
country club.
13:30 D. ni. Mistletoe elith evr.H
dish luncheon at home of Mrs. Cla
rissa naird. 353 rfaven atreet.
1 :30 3 :30 b. St. Troon nnvm.
course for leaders of Girl Scouta at
Scout headquarters.
3 p. m. Women's Chrlatlsn Tem
perance union meeting at home of
Mra. Belle E. Llttrell, lis South New
town atreet.
7:30 D. m. Mefltlnff nf Hnm,m,V.
era' claaa at Olrla' community club-
nouae.
Thursday
7 n. m. .Meetlne of Pst KTht
a rands' club at home of Mra. Carl
Stuart, loe South Ivy.
Friday
8 B. fn. -Meettnff nf nnatlnn nlnh
at home of Mra. Ida Hollars. 433 Plum
street.
0 D. m.v Dsnelne rvrtv nf Pn.,.
hontaa lodga at Hodmen hall.
saturdiy
13:30 p. m. Dauahtera of Nile
luncheon at Redwoods hotel In
Grants Paaa.
3 B. m. MeetJn. nf fVtleff Wnm.
e ni club t horn, of Mrs. R. A. Work.
637 South Holly street.
WINDOW OLA8S Ws sail window
glass and will replace rout broken
window reasonably Trowbridge Cab
Inst Works
. Mrs. W. A. Holloway, left, commissioner of the local Girl Scout council,
and Mrs. Marjorie Skeeters Pena, rich t, director or the organization, which
observed Its twenty-fifth anniversary the past week.
Crater Lake Council Girl
Scouts Directs Organization
The Girl Scouta of Medford are an
especially active organization and
thla paet week observed the twenty
fifth anniversary of the national
founding with many apeclal features.
The scout program la directed by the
Crater Lake council which Includes
several prominent women of the
community, and Mra. Marjorie Skeet-
era Pena, the local executive.
Mrs. William Holloway la commis
sioner and dlrecta the council per
sonnel. Mrs. O. B. Morrow la deputy
commissioner and Mrs. Jack Heyland
la secretary-treaaurer.
The commltteea are aa follows:
Badges and awarda, Mrs. George Hen-
selman, chairman; Mrs. E. B. Plcksl,
Mrs. Allyn Smith. Mrs. E. M. Drys-
dale.
Finance. Mrs. Leonard Carpenter.
Mra. Raymond Driver and Mrs. Hey
land.
Camp. Mra. Driver. Mra. Carpenter.
Mrs. H. H. Prlngle. Mrs. 8. M. Tuttle.
Mrs. Conrad Wessala.
Training and personnel, Mra. O.
B. Morrow. Mra. O. O. Humphreya
and Miss Helen Bullls.
Public relations. Mrs. Ward Ham
mond and Mra. Robert Frame.
The council meeta on Wednesday
of each week with the badges and
awarda committee featured. In ad
dition to the regular council mem
bers on this committee are Mra
Porter J. Neff and Mrs. J. c. Boyle.
This group selects the tiO examiners
and Instructors for thy proficiency
badges earned by the Individual girl
scouta.
Mrs. Pena, as the executive, carries
out the plans and suggestions from
the local council and gives training
courses for the lcadera and assists In
the leadera' organization. She visits
the troops and helps tho leadera with
their individual group. She also
publishes a monthly bulletin for
these leadera and will direct the
summer camp at Lake of the Woods
(Camp McLoughlln).
A new class for leaders who are
unable to attend the general course
In the afternoon will atart Tuesday
and will be held from 7 to 9 p m
at scout headquarters. On Wednes
day from 1 :30 to 3 :30 p. m.. the troop
progress course will be held for all
leadera having girl scouts beyond the
tenderfoot rank In their troops.
Crater Lake Guild
Entertained Monday
Crater Lake Guild of the First
Presbyterian, church met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Walter
Fltnn on the Jacksonville highway.
The meeting opened with the reading
of the minutes of the previous meet
ing and the appointment of three
new commltteea. These were mem- .
bershlp, Miss Margaret Kerr, chair-
man. Mrs. Darren F. Huson and Miss
Edna Elfert: transportation, Mra. i
weldon McBee and friendship, Mra.
Mary Croasfleld.
The reporta of the treaaurer and
of atandlng commltteea were heard, i
after which Mra. E.F. Mcrarland ol
the Phoenix Presbyterian church, led I
the devotions and gave an Inspiring j
talk on "Building for Eternity."
Plans for thv December meetings 1
were then discussed and It waa de
cided to hold two meetinga In De
cember to enable the guild to make
Its customary distribution of Christ
mas glfta. The regular meeting will
be held December 6 at the home of
Mrs. Frank Ray and a Christmas
party will be given December 1 at
the home of Mlaa Frederlca Brommer.
Members will bring their white
Chrlstmaa glfta for the less fortunate
at thla time.
Mra. Harry Prentice and Arthur
Muse entertained with three accor-
dlan and guitar duets "Moonlight on
the Colorado". "Sharpahooters'
March" and "When My Dream Boat
Cornea In", which were greatly en-
Joyed. As the feature of the program .
Mrs. John Grlbble gave a moat In- (
terestlng talk on the Orient, lllua- .
tratlng her story with many beautiful ;
and unsual things which she brought
back on her recent trip. She told
of many fascinating experlencea and 1
waa moat gracious In answering 1
questions on the varloua places ehe !
vlaltN. i
After Mra. Orlbble'a talk Mra. Pren
tice and Mr. Muse delighted guests
with more stirring muale. Mra. Fllnn i
was assisted In serving by Mrs. Ethel
Coverstone, Miss Emily Brown and
Miss Margaret Kerr.
Closing time foi Too Late to Claa.
51 fy Ada la 1:30 p m.
Miss Oliver to
Be Married at
Church Service
Miss Katherlne Oliver, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Oliver, win be
married to Paul B. Newcomb. of
Medford. son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
Newcomb of Loa Angeles. Wednesday
morning at the Sacred Heart Catholic
church. The ceremony la plsnned
for 0 o'clock with Father Fraricia W.
Black officiating.
Mlsa Elsie Oliver will be maid of
honor for her sister and Misses
Martha DeSouza and Helen McDon
nell are to be bridesmaids. Lewell
Dupray will be beat man for Mr.
Newcomb.
Eusebe Dallalre will play organ
music and Mrs. Zlta Maddox Is to
sing preceding the ceremony.
Miss Oliver is a graduate of St.
Mary's academy and Mr. Newcomb
attended school'ln Hollywood.
Two showera were given Miss Oliver
the past week. Mrs. Robert Redpath
entertained for a miscellaneous
ahower Sunday evening with Mlas
Josephine Hunter assistant hostess.
Sixteen guests were present.
On Thursday evening Miss Mary
Lou Hardin was hostess for a shower
and twenty-three guests attended.
Daughters of Nile
to Meet Saturday
in Grants Pass
The quarterly luncheon of Zulelma
Temple. Daughtera of the Nile wlU
be held on Saturday at the Redwoods
hotel In Granta Pass. The temple
tncludea Nile membera of Medford.
Ashland and Granta Paaa and alter
nated meeting In the three places
Luncheon will be aerved at 13:30
o'clock and the meeting will follow
at 3 o'clock with Mrs. N G. Bates
of Ashland, the queen of the temple,
In charge.
Hard Times Party
Is Held Friday
The Golden Links clsea of the
Flrat Baptlat church held a party
at the lovely country home of Mr.
and Mra. E. H. Nledermeyer Friday
evening with about thirty-five guests
present.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson wsa chair
man of the arrangementa and an
evening of gamea and other enter
tainment waa enjoyed. The members
dressed In hard tlmea coatume and
Mra. Fay Paris and N. A. Meade won
prizes for the best costumes.
Refreshments were aerved by Mrs.
Nledermeyer and' her committee.
1
Mrs. Singleton To
Visit From Salem
Mra. Elva Singleton of Salem will
arrive In the city tonight and will
be the house guest of Dr. and Mrs.
F. O. Bunch for a few daya.
The Garden Club
Those who attended the meeting
.of the Medford Oarden club Thurs
day evening enjoyed tha picture of
Bermuda, where flowers grow so lux
uriantly and frosts are unknown.
An Invitation ww extended to ill
members Interested In city parks to
meet Fred W. Scheffel Monday after,
noon at a o'clock in the council
chamber at the city hall for a discus
sion of proposed parks.
It was suggested that all members
save the pennies received in change
for one week and drop them Into
the locked box on the Garden Cen
ter table In Hansen's Hardware store.
Such contributions will be used to
buy magazines for the Center.
Seeds which should be planted this
fall have been placed in the aeed tray
for free distribution.
College Club Plans
Meeting Saturday
The Rogue River Valley College
Women's club will hold the regular
monthly meeting Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. R. A. Work,
537 South Holly street.
Mrs. Susan Felch Campbell will
give the book review on "Bugles
Blow No More" by Clifford Dowdey.
Coif Ladles to
Elect Officers
Election of officers will be held
at the regular weekly ladles' dsy at
the Rogue River Valley Golf club
Wednesday. Luncheon will be held
at 13:30 o'clock, the committee to
be named later Mrs. F. G. Bunch la
retiring president of the club.
(Continued on Pae Five.)
The Degree of Honor Lodge will
have a rummage sale Monday and
Tuesday, next to Brophy'a
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