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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1938)
PAOE FOUR MEPFORT) MATL TRTKUm MEDFOKT). OKEGOy, THURSDAY, HAY 26, 1938. Society By Clara Luncheon, Card Party Enjoyable Event of Tuesday An enjoyable luncheon and card party was held Tuesday afternoon In the women'! clubrooma at the Elk temple. Mrs. L. Llebmen and Mrs, O. A. Hamlin were Joint hoateaaes for the affair. The table waa attractive with oenterplece of azaleas and candlea. Following luncheon the afternoon was spent In playing pinochle. First prize waa won by Mra. Harry Rtnabarger, second prise by Mr. D. O. Fredrick and traveling award by Mrs. J. W. Batea. Guests present Inoluded Mra. Prank Bellinger. Mrs. A. F. Stennett. Mra. Maud Snider. Mra. Rlnabarger, Mrs. Predertck and Mrs. Bates. Mora and more the recently deo orated ladles' clubrooma of the Hike temple are being used for private social affairs as the attractive ap pointments and arrangement make It a pleasant place for parties. Mrs. Rosenfield Visits' Parents Mrs. John M. Rosenfield arrived on the train this morning from her home In Hollywood and will be the house guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fuson, for a week or two. Tomorrow. Mrs. Rosenfield Miss laobel Btuart and Mr. and Mrs. Fuson will drive to Eugene to attend the ' graduation exerolses of the unlver. slty of Oregon at . which time the Fusons son, Tom, Jr., will graduate. Simpsons Depart For Burlingame Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson are among Medford residents spending the Memorial Day holiday out of town. The couple will depart tomorrow by motorcar for Burlingame, Calif., where they will week end with Mr. Simpson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. David Lamoraux. Following the Burlingame vlaltthey will go to Sacramento where Mr. Simpson will attend a Standard Oil Flamo specialists meeting. They ptsn to return to their Howard street home here In a week. Medical Auxiliary Luncheon Enjoyed Jackson County Medical society auxiliary members enjoyed a lun eheon Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mra. Dwlght Plndley on Olen Oak Court. An Interesting program consisted of a puppet show belonging to Miss Gladys Benge, Junior high school teacher, students assisting Miss Benge with the show were Eva Hed rick. Jimmy Elliott and Anden Mil ler. Following the program, the auxil iary held their regular business ses sion, Mrs. R. J. Conroy, president, presiding. Committee In charge of the affair were Mrs. J. J. Emmena, Mrs. Edwin Durno, Mrs. O. I. Drummond and Mrs. A. E. Dodson. Mrs. Gore To Present Pupils On Mondsy evening, June 6. at the Baldwin Piano ahoppe, Mrs. B. E. a ore will present her students of music In an annual recital. Bpeolal features of the program will be two pianos and ensemble. GOING FISHING? HUBBARD'S HAVE THE CORRECT LURES AND ALL FRESH STOCK Ons group of Fly Rods at Especially Low Prices Pete's and Rainbow Eggs, Night Crawlers, Trout Orenos, Trout Flies, Spinners, Tandom Spinners. HUBBARD BROS. EE Introducing PAUL BULKIN Chef Extraordinary Featuring the best In 4lnerlin and European dishes. Paul's Purine mart connections hare been with the Hollywood: AthleMo club. (M Franela Hotel, San Francisco; Davenport Hotel, Spokane; Multnomah Hotel and Samovar Cafe, Portland. He will (limy call on you snd offer susieMlnnt for Luncheons, Dinners Banquets, Picnics and special parties. Full 8-course Dinners served daily 65c, 90c, $1.25, from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Special Dollar Dinners after 8:30 Harry .Meyers and his strlngrd Ensemble featuring L. (RuMnoff) Hubert and his Golden violin. These artists, together with Its natnral beauty and appointments make The rhafran the otit. tanning Dine and Dance club on the Pacific coast. The Chateau 10 Miles South of Medford Phone Ashlnnd 074 and Clubs Mary Davit Wheelers Hosts . For Garden Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. W. T. wheeler, assist ed by Miss Mary Jane Bee be. enter tained recently at an Informal garden party at their home on Midway road. The pleasant affair waa given In honor of the Wheelers' house guest, W. O. Chase of Portland. A buffet dinner was served, after which lawn gamea were enjoyed. Ouests Included Mr. and Mrs. A. C Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hess, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Williams, Mr. and Mra. Claude Baylor, Mr. and Mra. Hap Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Seegmlller, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Whltlock. Mr. Kenneth Beebe, Miss Audre Vsnn and Master Bill Hess. Reisacher Recital Successful Event An outstanding piano recital of the sesson was that of John Reis acher presented Wednesday night at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe. Marked qualities displayed by the young per formers were good tone and excel lent rhythm. Pupils appearing In the recital were: Hartley Blther, Ann Thornlley. Rosemary Sherrlg. Leslie Schlelgh Jim Haley. Doris Rohrer, Louise Rus sell, Betty Morrison, Kenneth Thurs ton, Dorothy Schuler, Helen Wilson, Merlin Dow. Betty Fowler. Miss Jean Barnum, vocal pupil of Mrs. James Stevens, pleased the audience with charming selections. ana was accompanied by Mrs. Ste vens. David Williams, advanced piano pupil of Mr. Reisacher. who scored a triumph In his recital of the pre ceding night, again favored the audi ence with severs! numbers. Patterson Children Visit Grandparents Mrs. Nora Sanders returned yester day by train from Mlllbrse. Oal where she haa spent the lsst six months at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RuseeU J. Patterson. Mra. Patterson Is the dsuehter of uisinct Attorney and Mrs. Frank Newman. Junior and dene Ellen, the Pat. tersons' children, returned with Mrs Bandera and will visit their grand- parents during the summer months. Group Leaves for . Week's Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Hlnman. ac companied by Mr. and Mra. O. O Falling, left Medford today by motor for the north, where they will enjoy a week s vacation. , The group plans to visit In Port land and then proceed to Bonneville dam, then to Yakima, Wash., and Orand Coulee dam. On the return trip they will stop In Seattle for a brief sojourn, after wbloh they will reutm to their respective homes here. Burchs Have House Guest A recent arrival In Medford from her home In Santa Barbara, Cal.,'waa Miss Charlotte Buroh. Miss Burch is the house guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mra. Albert Burch, at their Rons Lane residence. The Callfornlan will visit here for seversl weeks. Calendar Thursday 6:00 p. m. D.U.V. dinner, Hotel Holland. 6:80 p. m. Bnta Deuel Tubbs Tent, dinner, Holland hotel, 7 .SO p. m. W.O.TO boys speech contest. South Methodist church. 8:00 p. tn. Carnation club, home Mlna Hoffmau, 439 Benson street. 8:00 p. m. 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Dr. Miller, a flrat lieutenant In the veterinary reserve, had been on duty aa meat and food Inspector for the district and apparently had been 111 for some weeks but had not consid ered his condition serious. An emer gency operation revealed a series nf V 49c iNnfl Allwithleathersoles! Full Fo.tiini.1 I IX I B V" A'A-A Warrla ncnurerl the market to find tbesa Printed sheers or flock-dot voiles tubfast and cool for summer! Cleverly trimmed with organdy, ric-rae or smart color contrast. 12 to 52. complications which brought about his death. Dr. Miller had been making his boms with his wife and year-old son. Charles, and had a wide circle of friends hers. He vas born October 31, 1913, snd lived for a time In San Francisco before coming to Med ford. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Miller, of Amber, Wash., were call ed here yesterday and with Mrs. Miller will take the body back to Amber, Wash., for burial, ce.pt. H. T. Gentle, COO district surgeon, will ac company the body as military rep resentative. Arrangements are being made by the Conger funeral home. Dr. Miller waa a graduate of Wash ington stats college. Prior to coming on CCC duty, he had served as meat Inspector for the city of San Fran cisco. He was an aviation student at Medford municipal airport and was 9 Irldeieent Co Ian 117 South Central Telephone 288 preparing to take his examination soon for a private pilot's license. Bulkin Selected As Chef, Manager For The Chateau The Ashland Realty Co., Inc, oper ators of the Chateau, announces the selection of Paul Bulkin as chef and catering manager. Mr. Bulkin, who Is Russian by birth, la affectionately known In Portland and southern Oregon as Paul, and has had many years In this line of work, having practiced the culinary art both In Europe and the larger cities of the united States He wae with the Multnomah hotel for several years, sa well as the St. Fran da hotel In San Francisco, and the Davenport hotel In Spokane. flomtgoiiMeiry Ward Mr. Bulkin Is best known tn Ore gon aa owner of the Samovar cafe in Portland which he operated for four years, and where he established an enviable record for his tasty dishes, aa well as his unique forms of en tertainment. In the short time that he was at Rogue River lodge hs made many friends In the valley. Paul again Intends to gradually re assemble his original entertainers, and has already engaged two of the group. With this fins type of en tertainment, ralch harmonltes so weu with the surroundings In the Chateau, together with the unusual food which Paul serves. 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