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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEGOy, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1938 SOCIETY zAND CLUB WEIVS OF THE WEEK W By OLABA MARY DAVIS ' Med ford Music Club Presents Known Artist ' Medford Muelo club li eponsorlng concert to be given by Josephine Albert Spauldlng, In the Baldwin flano Shoppe May 03 at 8:16 o'clock, Joaephlno Alter spauldlng, mmo- soprano attended Willamette univer elty and completed bar requirement lor graduation In voice in insi. uur Ing the (our years at this unlverc'ty, she ahowed great promise and waa Identified with the beat musical pro; ductlona on the campua. Pollowlng her graduation ahe went to New York for further work at the Jullllard School of Music. Since returning to the northwest, she has studied with Paul Petri of Oregon State college In corvallls and baa made rapid pro gress under his direction. She won the Music Federation con test for the State of Oregon and again for the Pacific northwest. She received further acclaim when ahe represented the Psclflo northwest In the national Muslo Federation con' testa at Minneapolis. This outstanding young singer has appeared on aeveral occaalone aa solo ist with the Portland Symphony or chestra under the direction of Wil liam Von Hoogstraten. She waa cho sen from many asplranta for the solo part at the Portland orchestra's laat matinee program In February. She ha a pleasant personality, large repertoire and dellghta In pleas ing her audiences with many and varied selections. Medford la fortunate to have the opportunity of hearing this fine so prano and It la expected that the Baldwin ahoppe will be filled to ca pacity. Tickets may be aecured from any member of the Medford Music club or Prultt'a Muslo and Radio Center. Mrs. Spauldlng will be the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. William McAl lister during her stay In Medford. -e- AAUW Entertains With Banquet Thursday Evening American Aasoolatlon of University Women will entertain Thursday eve ning at 7 o'clock with a formal ban quet at the Hotel Holland. Jean Carman la chairman of the committee In charge and the rest of her committee Is composed of Arlene Hay, Helen Winters, Predertca Brom mer, Jean Steele and Thora Lawrence. Josephine llrtley will act aa toast mistress, she la also In charge of the program, which will be a surprise. Eudora Ferry, Mrs. David Yale and Ulas Vera Humphrey, members who attended the aasoolatlon district con. ventlon held laat month In Corvallls, will present reports of the session., Mrs. Lawrence has charge of ar ranging the tables. For reservations, members are asked to call Mrs. Vera Humphrey, phone 1580-X. Members may take a guest to the affair. House-Guest At Humphrey Home Mlu Vera BUUngt of Grant pass, recently arrived In Medford and is the house guest of Mlsa Vera Humph rey at her home on Cottage street. Miss Billings will remain here over the week-end. : a Ration" o SSg ; ' i; AND DON'T FORGET ' We hare the finest graduation KUIns In yearn aim niltnanrr !' ant! Ilamlllnn Watrhee Other good n.trhen. j As Low As $15.00 j It will pay yoo to see the selection of fine watches, before ( you buy. at , . i Concert 'til ' t tf, 1 " 1 n if mm ns aWiMan i i 1 " Josepiilnc Albert bpeultUng, mezzo cert Here under the auspices of the Mr. Reisacher To Present Piano Student In Recital Mr. John Reisacher, well known Medford piano instructor, will pre sent one ot his pupils, David Williams In recital, May 34 at 8:16 o'clock In the Baldwin Piano Shoppe. Mr. Williams has been studying under Mr. Reisacher for the past four years. Miss Jean Barnum, soprano will also appear In the recital. Mr. Reisacher Is a native of Oregon He studied under the able direction of Mrs. Lillian Jeffries Petri In Port land. Mrs. Petri Is now head of the piano department at Oregon State college In Corvallls. Following this. Mr. Reisacher went abroad for alx years. In Austria, for three years. be was a student of Marie Preptner, former chief assistant to Lescnetltzky after which he studied for three yean In Vienna where ha was a pupil of Prof. Wuehrer of the State Academy Since returning to the United Btates, he has taught piano In several towns throughout Oregon, recently coming to Medford. Medford Is fortunate In having an Instructor of piano aa capable and with the musical background aa Mi Reisacher possesses. Following his recital presentation of Mr. Williams. "Mr. Reisacher will have a recital of his pupils on May j 35, In the Baldwin shoppe. Delphlans Postpone Meeting The regular meeting of Delphian society which was to have been held on May 10 has been postponed a week. It will convene on May 3fl at the home of Mrs. O. A. Eden, 18 Myr tle street. Artiste - Bopmno, who will appear In con Medford Music club, May 23. Garden Club Formulates Plans For Annual Day Plans are being completed for Gar den day, May 25. All of the other Garden clubs In southern Oregon have been Invited and a large crowd of garden enthusiasts la expected to visit local gardens, many of which have never before been opened to the public. The nominating committee has to date been unable to select a presl dent for the coming year. Other officers who were elected at the last meeting are Mrs. L. G. Gentner, first vice-president; Mrs. H. F. Cope, sec ond vice-president; Mrs. Carl Flcht- ner. recording secretory; Mrs. Howard Bawd en, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Milton Ottoman, treasurer, and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, historian. More flower seeds are needed for the Garden Center. If anyone has any extra seeds they may be left at the Garden Center In the Hansen Hardware store or with the president, Jane Snedlcor. An iris show is being planned for the coming week, complete announce ment will be made at a later date. D.A.R. Convenes Saturday Afternoon Crater Lake chapter, D. A. R., will meet Saturday, May 21, at the home of Mrs. Sherman L. Divine, at 37 Ross Court. This will be the annual election of officers and a full atten dance Is desired. Reports of the district conference now being held In Marshfleld will also be given. Mrs. B. a. Harding, post 8 1 a to regent of Oregon, Mrs. H. P. P. W. Spllver and Mrs. H. E. Arm strong, regent of Crater Lake chapter 'ire in attendance at the district con ference. Miss Southwick Visits College Miss Betty Southwick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Southwick. left here Friday morning for Corvallls where she will spend the Junior week end at .Oregon State college. Miss Southwick is the guest of friends at the Delta Zeta sorority house on the campus. She will re turn here this evening. Teachers Leave For Berkeley Miss Marjorle Flsk, teacher In the Oak Grove school and Miss Delle Whisenat, vlce-p r 1 n o 1 p a 1 of the Junior htsh school, departed by motor car for Berkeley, Calif., today. The two will attend the University of California summer school after which they will return to their re spective homes here. SPECIAL! For the Month of May With the Purchase of Every Q ,.n This Offer Includes Frames in These Sites 3x5 5x7 8x10 ji KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIO 32 No. Central. Phoue 329 Bride Elect F eted At Bridge Shower Party Wednesday Mlsa Gertrude Ahlstrom, hrlde-e'.ect was feted at a bridge party and mis cellaneous shower, Wednesday eve ning ' at the . home of Mrs. D. R. Helnen on West Main street with Mrs Hernen and Miss Beatrice Wright Joint hosteaaea. After the arrival of the guests, a large May basket, attractively deco rated, was brought to the door by a messenger and received by the hono- ree. The basket was filled with love ly gilts. Guests Included: Opal Harvey, Ger trude Hasklns, Helen Pariah. Flora Young, Mary Lou Strahan, ClarB Mlmnaugh, Ethel Howell, Catheruv Campbell. Pearl Wlsotskl, Eleanor Curry, Esther Church Leake, Olive Curry and Elizabeth Crlssel Miss Ahlstrom was recipient of the first bridge prize and Mlu Hasklns the consolation award, Mlas Ahlstrom, popular bride-elect will be married to Reginald Duke Lorton of Ashland In an early sum mer ceremony. . Monday Service Unites Couple In Marriage v Mlas Alma E. Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy E. Williams of Talent and James H. Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kelley of Van couver, Wash., were united In mar riage on Monday evening at an 8 o'clock service. The ceremony was solemnized by the bride's grandfath- the Rev. J. M. Johnson of Gold Beach, at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson of Jacksonville. The bride was attractive In a dress of apricot with white accessories and carried a bouquet of call a lilies White and purple lilacs were pretty decorations In' the Johnson home where an Informal reception and I wedding supper was held following the ceremony. The young couple left on Tuesday morning by motorcar for Vancouver where they will make their home. Out of town guests at the cere mony Included Mr. and Mrs. James Kelley Sr. of Vancouver, Mrs Mary Taylor of Portland and the Rev. and Mrs. Johnson of Gold Beach. P.E.O. Chapters Enjoy Session Members of the P. B. O. Sisterhood In Southern Oregon were lnvlttd by chapter A 0, Ashland, to attend a meeting of the Southern Oregon council at Llthla Hotel In Ashland last Saturday. About sixty members enjoyed a no- hostess luncheon, followed by an In teresting and entertaining program One member from each chapter rep resented, presented a brief resume of their own activities and phllantro- phtes. Miss Eleanor Curry of this city. sang two groups of songs accompan ied by Mrs. J. W. McCoy. Miss Wood ruff led the group singing. Chapters represented were AA. Medford, AC, Ashland. AC. Grants Pass and BE, Medford. Letters were read from Chapters AS. Marshfleld and BI, Rosebxirg In which they ex pressed regret at not being able to attend the enjoyable session. DeMolav Mothers Meet Tuesday The De Molay Mothers club will meet Tuesday at 1:30 for dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Harry Rlnabarger. 841 East Ninth street with Mrs. Joe E. Crawford and Mrs. Erie Gray assisting. All mothers are urged to attend, as It is an Important meeting. Thursday Study Club Meeting Thursday Mornfng Study club met May 11 at the G'.rls Community clubhouse. An Interesting program took place during the session with Mrs. Bert Lowry giving a compre hensive talk on Russian poetry from lt earliest history to modern times. Mrs. L L. Sanders, substituted for Mrs. B. A. Moore, with a review of "City of Bells" by Elizabeth Gordge. 4 Closing time for roo Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. FRAME WI WILL OFFER A Photograph FOR ONLY $ joo 'nils special offer la eepeel ally attractive to fradu'tee . . . Arrange for TOCR photoirapn and select TOUR frame NOWl Thursday Dinner Party Enjoyed At Valentine's Miss Ora Cox was hostess Thursday evening for a dinner party at Valen tine's Cafe. Those enjoying the pleasant affair were: Mrs. George Canode, Mrs W Campbell, Miss Vera Humphrey, Miss Amy Harding. Clare Oumelius, Lu cllle Abbott, Mrs. A. W. Warnock, Louise Basford, Mrs. L. Crane, Mrs. Alllean Maxwell and the hostess. Miss Cox. Following the dinner, guests ad Journed to the home of Mrs. Camp bell where cards were enjoyed for the remaining part of the evening. . Boleros Important Stammer Fashion of All Type Clothes ' PARIS (UP) Take your boleros straight, long, short or with a dash of embroidery. But be sure to con sider, them as necessities for pepping up an appetite for fashions. Jean Desses's summer creations sanction the bolero vehemently. Some may not want their bolero separate, Very well. Then the same effect may be gained by deep raglan sleeves which terminate at the shoulder end In Inset colored bands following the armhole curve, but set In so deep on the bodice that they give the effect of a bolero. As for more orthodox boleros, they range In materials from velvet and silk fringe to mousaellne and gros graln. If you happen to have a last year's black and white print silk dress and matching bolero you may simply tack onto the bolero a deep peplum of black moussellne which follows up the front and fastens It self in a fluffy bow on the left shoul der. To a bouffant black lace evening gown (or It may be bouffant any thing) add a perfectly plain and very short black velvet bolero with rounded corners, of course and stitch a black velvet corselet tight around your waist and hips. The variety in boleros seems never-ending. One of the neatest effects is achieved by Desses by simply making three deep wide scallops on the bottom of a bolero. If you want to go really elegant, try one of these : a bolero-shawl made of long white slik fringe falling from a triangle apex downward, of white silk crepe which forms the back; or make a bolero of white satin. The short sleeves of the latter have all their top fullness caught Into an unpressed pleat which continues down the front as a deep and soft roll collar. There's still another style which reminds you with a pleasant lolt that the bolero Is, after all, Spanish. This adaptation is of black mousse llne worn over a dinner dress of the same cloud-like material. Motifs of gold leather, which embroider the 1 sides of the bolero, are, so heavy that "icy iooK nice wick golden metal. Women of Moose Enjoy Session The executive meeting for Women of the Moose was held at the home of Pearl Giffln on Sherman street on Monday. Mrs. Giffln visited the Klamath Falls lodge and found their dance and program very Interesting. A letter was read about the third grand regent of the college, of regents, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, who will be here during the state conference on July IS, 16, 17. Those enjoying Mrs. Glffln's Hos pitality were: Catherine Gay, Florence Dm n son. Leila Red barn. Opal Ctardi. and the hostess. Pearl Giffln. Nc definite date has been set for the next executive meeting. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. B. Thrifty Says: "Let me be your rain-beau on that rainy Monday morning! B. THRIFTY Service will bring back that sun with a bang!" O O 0 No m worrying any more about rainy washdays) Let B. THRIFTY turn on the sunshine! We will do the work better and at less cost than If done at home . . . and don't forget that our dandy Ironing costs only a few cents more than for the washing alone. Call Us SURE. No. 873 Your Mater Laundry mm AMERICAN LAUNDRY vifeawr" 1.1J SOI TH CrNTR XL Young Chrysler Marries ' ' ' i Hi t I s , " in , , , Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., eldest son of New York to Marguerite Sykes, r!nwhtcr of Mrs. Walter H. Sykes. The bride and groom are shown as they left the chaped of St. Bartholomew's Church after the ceremony. Neffs Spend Week in North To attend a number of things, Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff left early in the week for the north. Mr. Neff stopped in Salem, and Mrs. Neff con tinued to Portland, where she en Joyed Helen Hayes' appearance In Victoria Regina at the auditorium. They returned to Eugene this week end to be guests at the University of Oregon of Dr. George Rebec, who retiring from the university fac ulty. Past Matrons Meet Wednesday Past Matrons of Nevlta chapter, , E. S., will convene at the home of Mrs. Everett Faber. Central Point, SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF DOMESTIC and IMPORTED LINENS and NOVELTY COTTONS Your Choice Read This List of Choice Pieces on Sale Tomorrow Fine Madeira squares . . Madeira pillow cases . . punch work pillow cases . . dainty drawn work white scarfs . . linen chair back sets . . Madeira napkins 6 to the box . . lovely linen towels . . i new patterns in bridge sets . . fine cotton appli que scarfs . . new Mosaic pillow cases . . dainty drawnwork bridge sets . . crash embroidery vanity sets and dozens of other attractive pieces for the home. All on sale tomorrow in the domestio section at 69c. the motor magnate, was married In . Wednesday for dessert luncheon at 1 o'clock. Visiting matrons are wel come to attend. Westfield Watches $9.95 at m LARRY SCHADE Southern Pacific Authorized Watch Inspector This is onf of the many important sales during our Mann's Week celebration and for real value, just about the best Linen and Fancy Cotton Sale we've ever held. Here are one, two and three piece sets of imported and domestic manufacture that should sell for a great deal more than 69c. But out they go tomorrow at this one low Mann's Week price. Headquarters for Fine Linens! Hogan Home Scene Bridge Luncheon Tuesday Afternoon A bridge luncheon was an enjoy able affair given Tuesday at her 51a klyou Heights home by Mrs. M. If. Hogan. This waa the second of a aeries of parties at which Mrs. Hogan has entertained. Amid decorations of irla and Mace these guests wero present for the party: Mrs. Allen R. Smith, Mra. Jack Porter. Mrs. Dwlght Flndley, Mra. William McAllister, Mrs. Frank Reum, Mrs. Prank Farrell, Mra. Dolph Phtppa Mra. Jap Andrews. Mr sr. C. H. Paake, Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. E. B. Day, Miss Helen Bullls, Mrs. Fred Leonard, Mrs. Irving Beealey, Mra. o. C. Lem mon and Mrs, F. O. Thayer. Mrs. McAllister and Mlsa Bullls re ceived bridge prizes during the after noon play. - . Women of Rotary Luncheon Meet Women of Rotary will meet Wed nesday for a covered dish luncheon at 1 o'clock at the home of Ms. Charles Sweeney on the Old Paclflo highway north. I Hostesses for the affair are: Mrs. Charles Clay. Mrs. W. A. Whltelaw and Mrs. .Lee Bishop. tH Wednesday Study Club Meets Wednesday Study club will convene Wednesday at 1:15 o'clock for dessert at the home of Mrs. W. B. Crews, 707 South Oakdale avenue. (Continued on Page Five.) It's time NOW to arrange for suitable marking of graves be- fore Memorial Day. BRONZE GRAVE MARKERS HEAL' TV QUALITY and DURABILITY . . V Many satisfied users here. Call or write M. T. BURNS, 1S1 No. Main. Ashland or Phone 248-B For Graduation Bulova Watches $24.75 to $37.75 to $22.50 FOR MANN'S WEEK ONLY ' i"" Vi "1 Carrying (tie same high quality merrhanrilte fnuni tn the ret tore. In larger cities much more reawnshly priced. B M I -
