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MEDFOTtD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORf), OREGON1, SUNDAY, APRIL 24.-1938
SOCIETY zAND CLUBKEWS OF THE WEEK
By GLABRA MAEY DAVIS
Evening Musicale
Will Feature
Foreign C ountries
An evening musicals sponsored by
the Thursday Morning Study Club,
will be held, Friday evening. April
M t 8:15 o'clock In ths Baldwin
Piano hall.
Members are privileged to Invite
husbands and friends.
' It will be noted this data la a de
' parture from the regular morning
meeting of Thursday of next week.
Mrs. Roberta Ward Bebb Is chair
man and says of the progrsm:
"The program, this year, will deal
In part with the characteristics and
music of some of the countries before
the. publlo eye of today.
"Speakers peculiarly fitted to give
first hand Information, as a back.
ground for 'the music to follow will be
Mrs. Angus Bowmer, Mrs. Esther
Leake and Mrs. Hlldlng Bengtson.
"Mrs. Bowmer of the Southern
Oregon Normal school, who spent last
year In England will talk on English
people and their music.
"English music will be demonstrat
ed by groups of songs by Miss Eliza
beth Clement, soprano and by Miss
Marian Luce, contralto,
"Miss Clement, who recently grad
uated from Jullllard school of music,
Hew York. Is now teaching music In
the Talent schools.
"Miss Marlon Luce, a graduate of
University of Minnesota, from Min
neapolis, Is a recent addition to the
Medford high school faculty.
Hlldlng Bengtson, local attorney,
who has spent considerable time In
Norway, Sweden and Denmark, will
peak on Scandinavian people and
their music. Following Carlton Janes
and Mrs. O. I. Drummond will play a
beautiful violin duet, by Orleg.
"A two-piano concerto, by Orleg al
so will be played by John Relssscher
and David Williams.
Frederick Quetzlaff, prominent
mini baritone and, an outstanding
exponent of German mualo will sing
group of songs, by Adolf Jensen.
"A ladles' trio oomposed of Miss
Jean Barnum, Miss Marian Luce and
Mrs. Roberta Bebb will sing a recent
arrsngement of the beloved "Caprice
Vlennole," by Frtta Krelsler.
"Mrs. Esther Leake, supervisor of
music of the Medford schools, who re
cently returned from the music edu
cators national conference In St.
Louis will report on whst our country
Is doing for ths youth of the nstlon.
Ronald Reedy, superintendent of
ths Phoenix schools will sing a group
of American songs.
"A brilliant duo-piano Hungarian
number will complete the program."
Shower and Rarty
Honors Couple
Mrs. Clyde Bentley, Mrs. B. B. Van
jforn and Mm. John Lay were Joint
feoeteues Friday evening a- a man
enjoyable ahower and party honoring
Mia Alice Martin ana amy jununn,
whose marriage will take place In the
sear future. Mlaa Martin waa the
recipient of many lovely glfta.
Pinochle waa played throughout the
evening.
Queeta present for the affair were:
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oould. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Abner Cox, Mr. and Mra. Boyd Kline,
ar., Mr. and Mra. Amp Young. Clyde
Bentley, B. B. Van Horn, Llla Lay,
Mary Kline, Joyce Cox, Jackie Jarret,
Lewis Cox, Boyd Kltne, jr., Psul
Boone. Roy Lay and the honored
guests, Miss Martin and Mr. Jasmsnn.
Rio da Janeiro
Visitors Here
Jtidge and Mrs. Earl B. Day hav
w their house guests, Mr. and Mrs.
..R. U. Steelqulst of B4o de Janeiro.
They formerly made their home In
the Willamette valey.
Mrs. Lumstlen
On Varatlon
Mrs. H. U. Lumsden departed Sat
urday evening for an extended trip.
In Greeley, Colorado, she will visit
her sister for some time and In
I Grande, she will be the guest of
her son, Treve Lumadrn and his fam
ily. Mra. Lumsden expecta to be
away about three months.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jrimc Moriisey, whose
Monday at the Barred Heart church.
Engagement Made
Known at Seattle
Birthday Party
An engagement announcement of
Interest In this city occurred Satur
day evening In Seattle, Washington,
when Mr, and Mrs. Qcorge Johnson
made known the coming martin ge of
their daughter, Borntce Katharyn to
Jack Freeman Oanfleld, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Irving Oanfleld of
Medford.
The engagement was told at an
evening party at the Johnson's home
In Laurel hurst, honoring the birth
day of Mr. Johnson. Betrothal waa
revealed by small daisies placed on
the aalad, the leaves of which opened
and disclosed the names in gold.
Daisies also decorated the dining
room and living room.
Pouring were Mrs. Leonard Qustaf-
son and Mra. Leonard Anderson
Those assisting were the Misses Lor
raine Johnson, Sylvis Erlckaon, Ruth
Gough, and Helen Hall. .
Mr. Oanfleld lived here with his
parents and attended Medford high
school for two years, after which he
graduated from Seattle Pacific high
school. He la now a student at Seat
tle Pacific college, as Is Miss Johnson.
No definite date has been set for the
wedding.
Reasons Hosts
For Breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. Riley D. Henaon en
tertained with an 8 o'clock Easter
breakfast Sunday morning at their
country home, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley R. Henson of Klamath Palls
and the MIsaea Helen and Ruth
Chllds of this city. Stanley Henson
la the Hertson'a son snd formerly
lived In Medford.
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Photo by Kennell-Ellls.
mIm Patricia .Morrlney, ilaiiRhtrr of
wed ding was an crent of Easter
Monteith-Doty
Wedding Service
Easter Sunday
Miss Dorothy Montelth, daughter
uf Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Montelth, be
came the bride of Irwin Doty, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Doty, at sn lm-
pretistve ceremony Easter Sunday st
rtoguefale, home of Rev. and Mrs.
D. E. Millard, with ths Rev. Millard
officiating.
The ceremony took plsce before a
bower of cherry blossoms st 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. The bride wbs
lovely In a gown of white net over
white satin and a fingertip veil of
white net fastened to a band of
twisted satin. She carried a bouquet
of pale pink carnations and was
given In marriage by her father.
Miss Delia Mae Dole, in a gown of
green net attended the bride as maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were the
Misses Predene and Betty Daugherty
who were dressed In becoming pink
net. The three earned bouquets of
sweetpcas.
Shlrrell Doty, brother of the groom,
accM as best man; ushers were, Neal
Curry and Donsld Montelth, brother
of the bride.
Preceding the ceremony, Rev. Mil
lard sang, "At Downing" and follow
ing the service rendered, "I Love You
Truly." Mrs. Mljlard at the piano,
played the wedding maroh.
Following the ceremony, the couple
left for a brief wedding trip to the
coast.
Ouesta at the wedding Included:
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Leooer, Mr. snd
Mrs. Guy K. Davis, Mr. snd Mrs.
Clyde Hammock. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Wlthrow, Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Daugherty. Mrs. Kftle DsJkey, Mr.
and Mrs. George Stevens, Misses Msr
Jorie Gregory, Kay Barbsur, Dorothy
Hsnsen, Joyce Young, Alice Sawyer,
Edna Dale, and Messrs. John Nsgley,
Harry Young, Irvln House. Earl
House, Price Shafer and Homer
Young.
St. Ann's Group
Meets Tuesday
St. Anna Altar society will meet
In regular session on Tuesdsy after
noon at 3:30 o'clock at the parish
hall on South Oakdsle avenue.
Mrs. Carlson
Vl.lts Father
Mrs. Cora Carlson of Oakland. Cal..
recently arrived' In this city and la
the guest of her father. N. S Bennett
st his home on North Central avenue
Mr. Carlson plans to visit here
for f -.1 weeks.
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Winifred Walker
Bride-Elect Feted
At Bridge Shower
Mrs. Edwsrd Leach and Mrs. Ro
land Smith were co-hostesses Tues
day evening at the latter's home on
Newtown street, for a kitchen shower
honoring Miss Winifred Wslker, pop
ular bride-elect.
Miss Wslker received many lovely
and useful gifts during the affair.
Decorations of yellow, lavender and
white were used In spring flowers and
other appointments.
The evening was spent In playing
bridge with Mrs. Cols Holmes snd
Mrs. M. E. Cook winning the prizes.
Guests for the enjoyable party In
cluded: the honoree. Miss Walker,
Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Tim
othy Dally, Mrs. Tootsle Royce, Mrs.
Edward Seldman. Mrs. William Cole
man, Miss Claudia Constable, Miss
Jesn Kent, Mrs. Alice Walker. Mrs.
George Walker, and Mrs. Belva Aiken.
Miss Wslker's marriage to Edward
Olson of this city, will be solemnized
the Istter part of May,
Verna Lapree Wed
To Virgil Davis In
Church Ceremony
At one of the largest weddings of
Easter day. Miss Verna Lapree of
Ashland, formerly of Medford, was
united In marriage to Virgil Davis
of Vsncouver, Wash., at the Adven-
Itst church with the Rev. Adolph
Johnson reading the service.
The church was beautifully decor
ated In an abundance of fruit blos
soms. The bride was gowned In the
traditional white satin dress with
long veil, she carried a sheslth of
white lilies. Mrs. Mary Driver of
Ashlsnd attended her as matron of
honor and Miss Viola Knull was
bridesmaid. The two attendants
wore gowns of rose, and blue with
harmonizing bouquets.
Vernon Lapree and Norman Ca-
rothers wero the groom's attendants.
The two flower girls, the little
Misses Medrell of Ashland, wore long
flowered dresses of period style with
colors hsrmonlzlng with the blos
soms In their baeketa.
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the Lapree home In
Ashland.
The bride, a popular member of
Ashland's young set, also has many
friends In Medford and other sections
of the valley, having lived here for
a number of years before the family
moved to Ashland.
The couple will reside In Vancou
ver.
Victoria Guests
Honored Prior
To Departure
Popular visitors In Medford the
past two weeks, have been Col. and
Mrs. C. E. Connolly and son Philip,
house guests of Mrs. Connolly's
father. P. B. Harrison at his home
on East Main street.
The Connolly's departed for their
home at Works Point Barracks' In
Victoria, B. c, yesterday.
Purlng their stay the visitors were.
entertained at numerous social sf-
falrs. Among those feting the guests
were: Mr. snd Mrs. George M. Rob
erts, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stuart and
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mann.
Mrs. Rlckert Home
From Portland
Mrs. Carrie Mao Rlckert returned
to
her home on Capitol Hill here
Wednesday after having spent ten
dsys In the northern part of the
state.
In Canby. .Mrs. Rlckert attended a
district Rebekah convention snd In
Portland she went to the Odd Fellows
home. She also visited relatives and
frlenda In Portland.
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Carpenters Hosts
For Dinner Party
Friday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Cr.rrnter
were hosts Friday evening at their
home on the Old Stage road, for a de
Ughtful dinner party.
Guests for the affair Included: Mr
and Mrs. George M. Roberts, Mr, and
Mrs. J. C. S. wellls, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Luther, Mra. H. Chsndler Egan
Eugene Thorndike and the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs. Carpenter.
Aiken Home Scene
Allonn Bridge
Party Thursday
Mrs. P. G. Bunch and Mrs. Belva
Aiken were joint hostesses Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Aiken
on Ross Court, to their bridge club.
the Allonn.
Members enjoying the party were
Mesdames Fred Scheffel, Roland Hub-
bard, George Codding. Timothy Dallv.
Colo Holmes, Carol Parker, Edward
ScldmAn, Edward Leach, Walter
Olmscheld, Ray Wright, William Hol-
loway, George Henselman, Tom Freed
Lee Oarlock, Don Collier, and Earl
Foy.
Portland Guest
Hostess For
Luncheon Affair
Mrs. C. A. Palnton. of Portland
house guest of Mrs. Rose Schleffelln
st her home on South Holly street
entertained recently at the Medford
Hotel with a luncheon party.
Guests Included: Mrs, E. E. Ooie
Mrs. a. R. Satchwell, Mrs. Rawles
Moore, Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. W. H
Warner, Mrs. Schleffelln, Mrs. John
Peter, Mrs. A. Duff and Mrs. J. D
Slnnott of Seattle. The latter Is the
house guest of her sisters, Annie end
Kate Keliehor at their home on
South Oakdale avenue.
Mrs. Palnton has visited here for
several weeks. She is departing for
her Portland home this evening by
train.
Royal Neighbors
Enjoy District
Rally Initiation
The Jacksonville camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, waa hostess
Tuesday for a district rally. A large
delegation was present from both
Ashland and Medford, Bnd four mem
bers from Klamath Falls.
Distinguished members present
were estate supervisor Lenora Broil!,
District Deputy Margery Pearson. Dis
trict Convention Oracle Lola Myers,
and District Convention Recorder
Josephine Robinson.
The ritualistic work was exempll-
nea Dy Jacksonville, Medford and
Ashland camps. The Medford drill
team Initiated the followlne new
members: Gladys Oilman, Into Med
ford camp: Violet Mllford and Anna
Messer Into Ashland camp; and Ruby
Lusk, Helen Mclntyre, Dorothy Wan
drey. Alma Greenameyer, Evelyn
Hamsker, Imogene Schmidt, and
Georgia Dewey into the Jacksonville
camp.
Following adjournment, dancing
was enjoyed.
Pythian Sisters 1
Honor Anniversary
Following the genersl meeting last
week of the Pythlsn Sisters, a de
lightful party was held honoring the
wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Q. Wortman, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Klein ond Mr. and Mrs. William
Swartz.
Table decorations were attractive
with spring flowers and a beautifully
decorated cake.
The knights presented a mock
wedding which waa enjoyed by all.
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.Merirorfl Junior Symphony orchestra
high school auditorium.
Humphreys Return
From Oregon State
Among Medford people who spent
the Easter holladys out of the city
were 1. H. Humphrey, his daurter.
Miss Vera Humphrey and Mrs. Good-
wyn Humphrey and her daughter
Joan, who motored to Corvallls and
Salem, where they were guests of
relatives until "Tuesday. In Corvallls
Miss Humphrey attended the state
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Joyed the Easter cantata presented
on the Oregon State college campus
In which Harvey Field of Medford
was one of the soloists.
Other university women represent
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Junior Symphony
Features Medford
Harpist and Chorus
Esther Palmer Day, harpist, and
the Jackson County Teachers Mixed
Chorus, under the direction of Esther
Church Lesks, will be featured on
the Medford Junior Symphony or
chestra concert to be presented Tues
day evening, May 3 In the senior
high school auditorium.
Both Mrs. Day and the chorus, will
be accompanied by the orchestra.
The symphony orchestra Is a major
project of the Medford Zonta club,
under the general direction of Mrs.
Ethelwyn Hoffmann. John R. Knight
organized and conducts the orchestra,
giving his time without charge.
The forthcoming concert Is con
sidered especially appropriate as It
will take place during national music
week.
The orchestra Is now composed ' of
74 members. It would have been
possible to have had several more
members but Isck of Instruments and
the funds to purchase them were
not available.
Contributions are accepted and ap
preciated by Zonta club and the pro
ceeds will be used to purchase addi
tional Instruments. Money, no mat
ter how little amount, may be left at
Ethelwyn Hoffmann's store. The fol
lowing Medford residents have al
ready contributed to this worthy
fund: Mrs. J. C. Collins, Mrs. Mar
garet Fabrick, Mrs. Mary Slmonds,
Mrs. O. D. Frazee. Mrs. W. c. Strahan,
and W. E. Thomas.
Tickets for the concert are now on
sale.
Building Bridgt
Club Luncheon
The Building Bridge club will en
tertain Thursday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock at the Catholic Parish hall
on South Oakdale avenue.
Hostesses for the dessert luncheon
followed by bridge playing are: Mra.
John Day and Mrs. Rose Slngler.
Rotary Women
.Meet In May
Women of Rotary will meet for
salad luncheon May 4 at the home of
sirs. j. c. Boyle, Valley View Drive.
Committee in charge Includes Mm.
W. E. Lantls, Mrs. Robert Wright and
Mrs. George Jail.
On May 3rd. Rotarlan women will
entertain at a dinner dance at Bur-
goyne's In honor of their husbsnds.
In charge of the affair are: Mrs. Jail.
Mrs. George Henselman (general
chairman), Mrs. John E. Doerr, Jr '
Mrs. E. P. Merrick, Mrs. Robert
Wright, and Mrs. A. P. Butler.
(Continued on Page Five.)
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