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PAGE FOUR MfiDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP. OKECiONT. SUNDAY. -TUNE 12, 1938 SOCIETY .AND CLUB MEIVS OF THE WEEK J By OLASA MART DAVIS Miss Ginn Will Wed Mr. DeLara In June Service A pleuant vent of Friday vnlnt wm no-hote surprise ibowar party given t th Qlnn home on Locust strait and bonorlni Mlaa Peggy Qlnn, bride elect. The group of friends presented Miss Olnn with many lovaly gift during the miscellaneous shower, Quest enjoying the sffslr were Mrs. Ethyl Tllton. Mr. Jack Webber. Mrs. Richard Payne, Miss Georgl Franklin, Mrs. E. B. Klppon, Miss Dorothy Eads, Miss Roma McReynold Miss Juanitn Reoter, Mrs, Ray An draws, Mrs. Orral Shores, Miss Oladys Hunt, and Mrs. Q. W, Olnn. Miss Olnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Olnn will be married to Mr. Al DeLara of San Jose, Calif., on June 34. Mr. DeLara formerly reatd ed In this city. Betrothed Couple Honored at Dipner Party Saturday Mrs. K. W. Simmons and Mrs. T. B. Morris were hostesses Saturday v nlng at the letter's home on 11th street for a delightful party honoring Miss Ines Oake and her fiancee, Eugene Thorndlke. The dinner was served In the at tractive garden of the MOTrls home and csrds were played during the remainder of the evening. Oueete Included: the honored couple, Miss Oake and Mr. Thorn dike, Mr. and Mr. Henry Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Janouch, Dr and Mr. O. I. Drum mono", Mr. H. O. Obye and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox. The wedding of Miss Oakes and Mr, Thorndlke will be solemnized next month prior to which time they will be feted at a number of entertain' menta. Four Couples Hosts For Unique Party The attractive country home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Llttrell, Jr., on Ross Lane was the scene of a gay dancing party Saturday evening. ' Host for the enjoyable affair were Mr. and Mrs. Llttrell, Mr. and Mrs Gordon Oreen, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Major M Morris, Fifty guest received unique lnvl tatlone written In abort hand for the Party. St. Mark's Guild Elects Officers St. Mark' Guild met at the coun, try borne of Mr. Cheater Fitch near Phoenix Friday. This waa the final session of the season. A 1 o'clock luncheon waa enjoyed after whloh election of officer took place. Offlcera for the enaulng year are: President, Mrs. A. O. MrMullln,; vice president. Mrs. M. M. Herman; secre tary, Mr. R. R. Shrev and treasurer, Mrs. H. K. Peck. BPW Installation Banquet Tuesday Tuesday evening at 7 o'olock at Ernie' Casino, formal Installation of Business and Professional Women's club 1938-89 officers will be held. All members are anticipating this event at which time the following oiiicer win-D installed: president Mrs. Jacque Lenox: vice-president. Viola Scherrer; recording secretary, nernioe sears: corresponding secre etary. Mrs, Rose Houston; treasurer. ueraioin Latham; auditor, Eva Judd: directors. Maud Snider, Helen Parrish and Winnie Weishsar. Sparrows Enjoy Italy Sojourn Word received recently from Mrs. Ruth Bpsrrow and her daughter Har riet Sparrow who have been sojourn ing In Europe for th psst several months, tells of their many interest ing aotlvlttes. The two are at the present Urn In Florence, Italy. They have previously visited In Sicily and Rom and will spend some time more enjoying the various pleasures of Italy. f DANCE sponsored bj the Women of the Moote Tuesday, June 14 at tha K. P. HALL Music by RENO RACKETEERS Mcn Wo Utiles 10c La TOSCA it PHOENIX Featuring Special ITALIAN DISHES In the U Tosco Pining Rooms FRIVST RO4m TOR rRIYtTI! IMRTira W Serve Lunchei and Batidwlchu Open Dally from II a. m. t II p. ta. Reservations advl.shle rhnne Ml-J-I. Mrs. Norris Porter it Mrs. Norris Porter, (nee Laura Barnard Drury, whom wedding waa a In fit Mark's Episcopal church. Hubler Home Scene of Party Friday Evening The Hubler home on East rJlnth atreet waa the scene of a delightful party on Friday evening. The occa sion waa the announcement of the ngagement of Mlaa Esther Hubler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hub ler to Mr. Oeorga Barker, the wedding to be an event of September 1. The rooms were attractively decor ated in a oolor scheme of blue and gold aa waa the refreshment table. A basket centerpiece of blue and Rold with atrcamera for each guest reveal ed the announcement. Place cards of the same colors were found at each place. Oamea were enjoyed during the evening by the following guests: Mra. Clyde Flchtner, Mrs. Kenneth Chll- ders, Mrs, Archie Pierce, Mrs. J. Con rad. Mrs. R. O. Benson, Mra. Dolph Bills, Mrs. Kathertne Smith, Mlas Ethel Wilkinson. Mlas Adaboe Seller, Mlaa Lucille Seller, Miss Fay Stanley. Mlas Elberta Hubler. Miss Jerry Her manaon. Mlaa Grace Hermanson and Mra. Ernest Conrad. Women of Moose President Here Mrs. Naomi W&rman, state pres ident of Women of Moose of Corval- 11a, presided at the recent lodge meet ing and pinna were formulated for the Moose convention to be held In Medford; July 15-18 and 17. Mrs. War- man's secretary. Mrs. Dorothy Balls accompanied her from Corvallls. Tha parade which will be held dur- ng the convention on Saturday, July 10, will Include floats of civic and fraternal organizations here. All lodges are Invited to enter a float for the prlre. Alt cttlea in the state will be rep resented by Mooee members at the conclave. Mrs, Plymale Back , From San Francisco Mrs. Vera Plymale recently return- ed ' to her home here on North Orape atreet from a two weeks' vacation spent In San San Francisco. While in the Bay city Mrs. Plymale visited her staters. Mrs. Blanche Miles and Mrs. Robert Telfer. Her son. Ben Telfer Plymale Is enjoying the sum mer months In St. Joseph's boya camp In Ouerenvllle. Calif. Picnic Luncheon For East Circle The East Side circle of the Pres byterian church wtll have a picnic luncheon Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock at the Capital Hill home of Mm. Harris Janes. Hostesses for the event will be Mlsa Helen Bullts. Mra. A. W. Aya. Mrs. E. N. EMrldge. Mra. C. E. Gates and Mrs. W H Thompson, MARY AND At. , v tr I r v , Drury) daughter of Mr. and Mm. Allen beautiful event of Saturday evening Ortwick-Stockford Wedding Service Held at Shady Cove The Shady Cove residence of the Rev. D. E. Millard was the setting for a pretty wedding ceremony performed Saturday when Miss Agnea Van Ort wlck. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Carl Van Ortwlck became the bride of Carl Stock ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emll Nelson. Miss Freda Van Ortwlck, sister of the bride waa the maid of honor. The bride was dressed In a white crepe en semble suit and carried a large bou quet of pink gradiolas and roses. Close friends and relatives of the bride and groom were preaent at the ceremony. Out of town guesta includ ed, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry, Mr. and Mra. John Leaden, Mrs. Rose Loucle and son of San Francisco, Mr Bur ton Burgess and Ltla Daugherty. Following the wedding a dinner was served at the home of the bridal : couple on Klrtland road. The table center piece waa a beautiful wedding cuke with miniature bride and groom. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stock ford have made their home In thla valley for a number of years and have a host of friends here. Missionary Group Elects Officers The Women's Missionary society of the First M. E. church met Tuei' day afternoon with Miss May Phlpps. Mrs. Jessie Berry, president, presided. Mrs. Lucrrtta Whlllock led the derations with severe! members offering prayers. The following offi cers were elected for the ensuing yoart President Mrs. K. N. McCollum; vice president, Mrs. J. W. Smylle; recording secretary, Mrs. Jessie Beery; corresponding secretary. Miss May Phlpps (tor w.PMS): w.H.M.s. tressurer. Mrs. c. W C o n k 1 1 n; W.H.M.S. tressurer. Mrs. W. W. Walker; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Nelson J. Wiley (for W.H.M.S.). Departmental score tsrles; mite boies. Mrs. William Bralnard: aplr- Itusl lite, Mrs. Lucretla Whlllock: missionary education. Mrs. O. F. Ollllngs; young people's. Mrs. J. O. Tucker; publicity, Mrs. Riley D. Hen- son: stewardship. Mrs. A, 8. Bltton; supplle,. Mrs. A. R. Hedges; Christ Isn citizenship. Mrs. Jacob Corby. Mrs. u. r. uuilngs, program chair man, presented Rev. Joseph Knotte. who told of the Indian work In Brasll and Chill. Also Mra. Jacob Corby, who told of the work among me Indians in America, spesklng of their customs, home life and schools. During the social hour Miss Phlpps assisted by Mrs. W. F. Campbell. Mrs. Clsrence Psnkey snd Miss Oladys Bond, served refreshments. Twenty-tour members snd frlrnds attended this meeting. Church Women Enjoy Picnic The Women's s.wltlon of t Presbyterian church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Frederick Johnson for the annus! June picnic. After a dellithtful luncheon. Dr. 8 L. Di vine led the devotions! period. The business session followed, and It was decided that esch circle should continue work Individually during the vscstlon time, even though the circles aa groups do not meet. A social period wss enjoyed, dur ing which many members strolled through Mrs, Jhonson's spacious gsr. den. Th association win meet stain the first Tuesday In Ortober. Card Readings tlsdsm A. Mueller Honest ana Reliable with best or reference Readings fl.no ttS Sherman Street Phone IMli-J-t Miss Drury Wed To Mr. Porter In Beautiful Ceremony At th largest and moat Impressive ceremony of the season held here Ssturday evening at 6:30 o'clock In St. Mark' Episcopal church, Miss Laura Drury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Barnard Drury. became the bride of Mr. Norris Porter, son of Dr. and Mr. K. H. Porter. Father Irneat 8. Bartlam officiated In th ring service. Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer presided at the organ and "played "Theta Prayer" alter whloh Mrs. Norman C. Gall sang the ever beautiful "Because," by Ouy d' Hardelot. To th rhythm of Lohengrin's wed ding march plsyed by Mrs. Frohn mayer, the bridal procession moved slowly up th alslo to the altar. The bride, a charming brunette, who was given In marriage ' by her rather, was lovely In a whit starched lace dress of princes lines over taf feta with Elizabethan full length sleeves and high neck. A finger tip veil of whit tulle, crowned by a halo cap encircled with lilies of the valley, completed the beautiful ensemble. Her bouquet was of gardenias, lilies of the valley and baby breath. Little Mis Tna Bawden, aa lower girl, wore a pink aocordlon-pleated dress of taffeta with a matching wreath encircling her head. The bride' two sisters, Miss Bar bara and Mildred Drury, were brldea maids. Miss Barbara was becomingly dressed In a princess-style gown of starched yellow lace over taffeta with collar of three strands of seed pearls. - Mlas Mildred's dress was of the same fashion but of turquoise color. Both wore matching Juliet caps and carried bouquets of talis man roses. Tom Fuson. Jr., acted as best man for Mr. Porter and Fred Underwood s his attendant. Uahora were the groom' two brothers. Robert and Junior Porter and Otto Frohnmayer. The couple spoke their vows before an altar banked with white flowera and ferns with whit tapers In glided candelabra. Mrs. Drury, the bride's mother, was gowned In flowered chiffon with a blege background. She wore a picture hat of' blege strsw and a corsage of tallsmsn roses. Mrs. Porter, mother of the bride groom, waa dressed In a white and black ensemble and wore a corssge or gardenias. After the wedding ceremony a re ceptlon was held at the Drury home on South Oakdale avenue to which sixty guests were bidden. The rooms were decorated with garden flowers and the tea table was attractively appointed with a lace cloth, mixed pastel centerpiece ol garaen iiowera ana wnlte caper. Mrs. Harel Schwerlng, University of Ore gon desn of women, and Mrs. Alice . McDuff, also of Eugene, Mrs. B. H Porter and Mrs. o. M. Hurd. alter nately presided at the table. The large wedding cake was on a smsll table draped with lace cloth, In traditional manner, the bride cut th first piece after which Mra. C. H Paske served the guests. Each guest also received a small package of fruit cake wrapped In oil paper and silver ribbon. Following th recaption, the bride and groom departed on a wedding wip to me coast after which they wm go u Eugene. The couple will return to Medford for a visit later. The last of August they will leave by plane for Seattle whence thev will embark for their future home In Flat, Alaska. In Fist both will be terrltorlsi district teachers In the community school. Both Mr. and Mrs. Porter are graduates of Medford high school wher thy were active In social and school affairs. Mr. Porter ws grsdu sted from the University of Oregon In 1936 and Mra. Porter in 1838. She la affiliated with Kappa Aloha Theta social ororlty and Phi Beta Kspps. ..ai,i; nonorsry rratemlty. Por the past three years she has been secretary to the desn of women of wie university In Eugene. A number of pre-nuptlal affairs honored the couple prior to their I msrrlsge. Among those entertaining "' "t. Mrs. worman C. ctall. Mr. and Mra. otto Frohnmaver. Mr and Mrs. Neville Blden. Mr. and Mrs. snd the Misses R.rh.r. and Mildred Drury. Among th 150 guests who .tt. ed the wedding were a number of out of town friend. From Eugene esme. n.iui acnwerln. Mr. ah-,, n McDuff. Miss Betty Robb. Mr. Wilson Jewett. Mr. William Russell. M1 Msry Ellrabeth Norval and Miss Julie Abrams. Mr. and Mra. Robert Porter w. guests from Klsmsth Palls and Mr. rri. nampson. sister of the bride groom, came from Grants Pass. Oak Grove Club Has Luncheon - On Wednesday the Oak Orove Neighborhood club gar, surprise covered dish luncheon In honor ol Mrs. Lawrence Pennington, past cm. Went of the club. Invited gueets were Mrs. Bud Gall of Prospect snd Mlw Betty jane Pennington. The buei nes meeting wss conducted by tse new president. Mrs. Clara c:ark Mrs. Pennington presented Mra. J. 8 Lundy with a lovely gift In appre elation of her work as secretsry and tressurer. Arter the business meeting a delishtful afternoon we spent. The club has plsnned a picnic din ner for members and families on their next meeting date. July IS The sffslr Is to be held at th 8. E Brill home on Rogue river. WELL DRLLING Sew Modern equipment R0BT. BURNS Rt. I. Hot tJ. Phone 91 flrwnts Psss. Ore. Miss Humphrey Hostess For Bridge Party Miss Vera Humphrey was hostess Wednesday evening at her home on Cottage street for an enjoyable bridge party honoring Mrs. Arthur Small of Portland. Two tables of bridge were In play with th following guest present Mrs. Small, Miss Dorothy Young. Miss Frederics Brommer, Mlas Jesn Oar- man. Miss Virginia Pick, Miss Justine Miller and Miss Mary Martha Sween ey. Mrs. Smsll hss been visiting her psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brommer for the past ssveral weeks at their home on Minnesota avenue. Miss Humphrey also entertained at a recent luncheon which was a most pleasant affair. Her guests Included Mrs Msrjorle Pens, the Misses Nola Harwood, Olive Blrdldge, Virginia Bradflsh, Jean Hrnselman and Enid Watd. Thursday Study Club Members Enact Playlet The Thursday Morning Study club met at the attractive home of Mrs Charles W. Lemery on Roseborough Addition Thursday, June 8th for .their annual picnic and frolic. At one o'clock a covered dish luncheon wss enjoyed, with the members and guests being seated at small tables placed about the xooms. Mrs. C C. Lemmon wss general chairman for the luncheon assisted by Mesdsmes F. H. Johnson, A. H. Lamm and R. W. Frame. Miss Bsrbara Lemmon and Miss Ksthryn Anderson assisted in serving. Mrs. F. H. Dray, th president, pre sided at the brief business session, for the election of officers for the coming club year. President, Mrs. W. C. Jannes; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Mark Wright; and vice-president, Mrs. Rawles Moore: secretsry-tressur- er, Mrs. Ray Lennox. Thia being the last meeting of the club yesr Mrs. Dray, the retiring president, expressed her appreciation for the co-operation of the members, and her thanks to the varloua committees, who have by their untiring efforts made this yesr's work so successful. The organization has a full membership of fifty mem bers. ... The club members gave Mrs. orsy snd the retiring officers a unanimous vote of thanks for their splendid work. The year's programs have been varied, educational and entertaining. The secretsry reported thst Mrs. F. H. Oray and B. L. Dodge had a penect attendance record. A very amusing and entertaining play was presented Thursday, "Who Won the Revolution?", a one-act farce, by Harold Reed, and directed by Mrs. R. C. Mulhollsnd, was most ablv and cleverly given, as each character was perfectly portrayed by the plsyera. The chsracters were: Miss Flummerfelt, a librarian. Mra. J. R. O'Connor. Bessie Dunn, her new assistant. Mrs. Karl L. Janouch. Rhoda Updyke. Leona Snodgrass, Berta Bangs, Daughters of American Pioneers, Mr. R. C. Mulholland, Mra. F. C. Dlllard. Mrs. L. L. Sanders. Angle Peatherbough, Zelia Pitt. Mlsa Nusbsum, Colonist Olrls. Mrs. H. C. Obye, Mrs. Rswles Moore. Mrs. OIIvr Overmyer. Placs: The reference room In the library of a small town. Time: The present, a summer morning. Th players received a number of curtain calls. Quests for the sffalr were: Mrs. M. Percy of Portlsnd. Mrs. Helen Hen- drlckson of Prinevllle, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. O. L, Overmever. Miss Inea Oakes and Miss Fay Woolsey. The next regulsr meeting of the club will be held In the Olrle' Community club rooms. October 18. Fidelity Circle Meets Tuesday The Fidelity circle of the First M. K church will meet Tuesdsy after noon at 3 o'clock In the church par lors with Mrs. Rse snd Mrs. Sever son as hostesses. Helps For Housewives Use freshly-msde coffee of double strength for Iced coffee. Pour it while It Is steaming over cracked Ice placed In tall glsAsea. Add a dash of whipped cream and sprinkle the cream with cinnamon for a decora tive touch. Keep a bit of starch handy In the refrigerator during the summer to freshen summer clothes when you press them. ' To prepare mint for storing ln a covered Jar, wash It well In boiling water, then shake off as much wster ss possible and spread the mint In a low p,n " lo,rlT unt" 11 U ""d' th,n """ " "p " nn("r n1 P"' " ln tb You'll have mint that mav be used for flsvortng ssuces. meets or sslads Try stuffing the esses of hard cooked esgs with .hump salsd: It s delicious novelty for your c&nspe tray. You may also serve several on lettuce, topped with salad dressing. SAFETY for Your SAVINGS JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN 126 EAST MAIN ST. Custom.Dictates The Time For Cutting Wedding Cake By Joan Durham AP Feature Service Writer. The ceremony of cutting the cake is a time-honored part of wedding featlvltlea. When should the oeremony start? If the wedding Is followed by a sit-down breakfast, saya John Shat tuck, executive of a restaurant or ganization noted for Its wedding cakes, the bride cuts the cake at dessert. If the affair Is a reception she cuts It after she has greeted the guests. v A Bow On The Handle The bride usually makes only one cut. If the cake haa two or three tiers and la decorated, she removes the decorations and cuts one piece of the top tier. The pieces of. cake should be about half an Inch tliivk. A sharp, thln-bladed knife may be used In cutting. Its handle may be decorated with a white satin bow. The bride shares the first slice with the bridegroom, then a waiter or, a family friend cuts the rest of the cake or each guest may cut his or her own portion, Favors are often placed In wedding cakes, especially In those to be served to the bridal party at a dinner the night before the wedding. (Some Eve Benson To Present Pupils Wednesday Night Pupils of Eve Benson's studio will appear In a varied and Interesting dance recital at the Craterlan theatre between shows Wednesday evening at o:oo o clock. The following program will be presented : "Th Toymaker's Shop." Toymsker, Merlin Dow; Sandmsn, Edna Renner; Fairy, Patty crow; , Mickey Mouse, Mary Humphreys: Little Pig, Ruth Gentry; Donsld Duck, Ruth Hum phreys: Big Bad Wolf, Alice Takahlra; Irish Doll, Mary Mse Curran: High land Doll. Betty Crow; Dutch Doll, Patsy Older; Russlsn Doll. Danney Dynge; Chinese Princess, Chsrmalne Charley; Spanish, Msry Adams: Gypsy. Nancy Adams; Cowboy. Jerry Dynge. Tap solo, Arthur Adams. Rainbow Ballet, . Ellse Older, June Keen. Edna Renner, Joan Mole, Ruth Gentry. Toe soloist. "Sprite of the Rain bow." Joan Buchter. Tap solo, "Rhythmology, by Betty Oreen, Fire Dance", "Llchtertanz der Braeute on ' Kaschmlr", by Bsrbara Bevan. A fanatical Oriental steals the sacred fire from an Idol. She la possessed with avarice, fear, cupidity, and admiration. Having taken the flames from their resting place, ahe dances with them. Soon she is fear ful of them and tries to throw them from her. Felling In this, they en velop her and ahe succumbs. Tsp novelty. Ruth Humphreys. Acrobatic group Joan Buchter. Paul Blumsnsteln, Alice Takahlra, Joan Mole. Tap trio June Keen. Ellse Older. June Morsn. Toe solo, "Musette", by Joan Mole. Bolero, Joan Buchter snd Stsnlev Gustln. Tap Time", Msrclne McKee. Noell. Sloneks, Sybil Hsgen. The Street Beggsr". a Gvrwv Hurled from a restsurant for theft. Pantomime and dance), bv mis Older. Drum tap, by Joan Mole. Exhibition wait Barbara Bevan. Douglas Plckell, Ruth Slorah. Stanlev Oustln, Oretchen McAllister, Durell Adams. Musicians for th recital will he Kenneth Raymond and Sebastlsn Apollo. s W.C.T.U. Members Enjoy Speeches The W. 0. T. U. met Thursdav I snernoon at the home of Mrs E. o. j Roseborough with a record atten "snce. Thre new member were re- ceivea into tn society. The topic for discussion ws "Tem perance snd Missions." Interesting tslks on the mlsslonsry activity be ing carried on by various churches In China, Bnuil. South Africa, and In home mission fields were given by the following members: Mrs. C. H. Herman of the Nasarene church: Mra. I. N. McCollum. First Methodist: Mrs. Bd Pence. United Brethren: Mrs. Belle Llttrell. Presbyterlsn; Dr. Eva Carlow. Plrst Baptist: snd Mrs. R. L. ! Taylor. Methodist church. South. I Mrs. S. L. Divine wss enjoyed In a continuation of her book review of the life of Frances E. Wlllard. The devotional period was conducted by Mrs. M. Russell. Bjpll.t Udles Meet Tuesday Lsdies' auxiliary of First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Msry Strlcklsnd. 407 Beatty street. Tuesdsy at 3 o'clock. The so cial committee Is composed of Mrs, W. L. Jone. Mrs 8. J. Anderson and Mrs. Douglas Klmmons. ASSOCIATION times, too. the favors are placed thru out the cake to be served after the wedding.) Favors and Their Meaning Usually special fTUre'ln the icing decoration Indicates wivft side of the cake contains favors for the bride's attendants and which holds those for the bridegroom's. Then members of the bridal party and par ents of the couple usually get the first pieces. (If the cake la served to the bridal party only and some Is left over the bride's mother sometimes puts the rest In an air-tight box and saves it for daughter to open on an anniversary. Only fruit cakes may be stored In thla. manner, however.) Aa many as s. dozen favors may be placed In the caka lx for the bride's and atx for the bridegroom's attendants. . Trad ttonal for the brldesmalda' favors and their significance are : Wishbone, luckiest; ring, first to be married; anchor, hope; fleur-de-lis, a flowery life; dime, riches; horse with rider, aport; thimble, old maid. On the bridegroom's aide are: Dice or shamrock, lucky chance in life; heart, love; horseshoe, good news; dime, riches; bulldog head, hang on; button, oachelor; barrister's head, knowledge. Roberts Honor Mrs. Aldrich At Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. George M. Roberts entertained Friday evening at their home on Crown Hill with a delightful dinner party honoring Mra. W. W. Aldrich. Following the dinner, bridge waa played. Mrs. Aldrich who has been the house guest of the Leonard Carpen-. tera at their Veritas Orchard estate, will leave for her home In Indlo, Calif, tomorrow. She has been feted at a number of very pleasant events since her arrival several weeks sgo. C. E. Rally Held In Grants Pass A Christian Endeavor rally was held at Grants Pass Sunday, June 5, ln the Bethany Presbyterian church The socletlea represented formed a Young People's league sponsored by the Youth Council of the Southwest Presbytery of the Synod of Oregon. The plana and final announce ments concerning Fir Point confer ence were discussed and the original dates. June 27 to July 4, were changed to June 22 to June 29. Grants Pass Endeavorers were hosts at a 0:30 supper for the visitors. Calendar Monday 1 :0o p. m. Women of Moose, home Mr. Pearl Orlffln on Chestnut street. J:00 p: m. Travel study club, home Mrs. E. H. Hurd. 1138 West 10th street. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, home Mrs. J. Conrad. 833 Palm street. Tuesday 1:00 p. m Merrltt Circle, nome Mrs. H. F. W. Spllver, 830 Hamilton streee. 1:00 p. m. East Side Circle, home Mrs. Hsrrls Janes, Capltsl Hill. 1:00 p. m. Grace Circle, home Mrs. Hsrry Msrx, 133 Portlsnd avenue. 1:30 p. m. Queen Esther Circle, home Mrs. Homer Harvey, 108 Lin coln street. 3:00 p. m. Fidelity Circle, church psriors. 3:00 p. m. Lsdies' auxiliary Bap tist church, home Mr. Mary stick land, 407 Beatty street. 7:00 p. m. Business and Profes sional Women's club, Installstion. Ernie's Casino. 8:00 p. m. Women of Moose, K. P hell. 8:00 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary, arm ory Thursday 1:0 p. m. Building Brldee li.h home Mrs Ouy Connor, Me West Bel. mont street. 3:00 p. m Just-Folk, home Mrs. F. E. Nichols. 633 South Holly street. 8:00 p. m Degree of Honor, club WINDOW GLASS - We sell wine glass snd win replace your broken winoows ressonsbly. Trowbridge Cab lnet Works. LAWRENCE HUBERT VIOLINIST with Rublnoff, George stoll, Raymond Paige. Beginners and sdvanred students accepted. , violin lesson strictly prlvste. Special classes Guitar and Banjo Studio Baldwin Piano Shoppe Phone 33S lvm ' in u. , TOO' u nt" na, . Al iiiiiip- 1 laW- I I Dinner Party Enjoyed At Tumy Residence Mr. and Mra. Earl Tumy were hosta Saturday evening at their home on Park avenue for a pleasant dinner party. Following dinner guesta enjoyed bridge for the remainder of the eve ning. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. George M. Roberta, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther, MaJ. and Mrs. George R. Owens, Mrs. Corbln Edgell, Mrs. J. J. Emmens and Mr. and Mrs. W- P, Blddle. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing The special summer c 1 1 V 1 1 1 planned for Girl Scouts from every troop are proving popular and In structive. Fifteen Girl Scouts are taking the first aid course on Mondays. Twenty are enrolled for the nat ure course. The first, nature hike and observation trip wss at the home of "Grey Owl." Thirteen are enrolled in the de sign class, given by Rychard Sleight. Designs made In this class may be used on articles made at the estab lished camp at Lake of the Woods. ' Twelve have registered for the clothing class. Miss June WlUlams Is In charge. Thirty-three glrla have registered for the explorers trips. The first trip wss Frldsy. The girls explored the' city. 'This was a very exciting trip and especially Interesting. The group of explorers, accompan ied by Mrs. Ann Schwarts and Mrs. Msrjorle 8. Pena, visited the city hall. Here they were conducted by city policeman Ray Sloneker. In th works progress administration office, they learned of the projects under construction and how this depart ment functions. From this office they visited the Jackson county re lief offices, where they were in structed ln the services given through this sgency. The final visit ln this building was to the Jail. From the city hall this group vis ited the cham" er of commerce wher A. H. Banwell explained the serv ices of the chsmber of commerce. The group went Into the msny offices ln the court house and had a picnic lunch in the city park. After lunch the explorers were Instructed ln the department of the public library and were given a dem onstration of book binding by Mrs. Thompson. The Medford Hotel management, under the personal direction of Mr. Emll Mohr. conducted the exploring party through the hotel. The entire group was served Ice cream ln the coffee shop. At Snider s da'lry the partv wit nessed the making of butter, ice cream and soda pop. Each scout re ceived a generous sample. Closing the days trip the group aaguldfd through the Medford Do mestic Laundry by Mr. Hlgenbotham. Other Girl Scouts may register for these actlvlis as they are to con tinue through the month of June. Travel Study Club Meeting The Travel Study club will meet Monday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. H. Hurd, 1138 West Tenth street. s Dr. S. L. Divine will give an Illus trated lecture on India. AU mem bers are urged to be present and bring one guest. This Is the closing meeting for the summer months. (Continued on Page Five.) SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE Coats Dresses Hate ETHELWTN B HOFFMANN B. Thrifty Says: "Let's forget there ws ever anything blue or Jinx about Mondays. Your B. THRIFTY Service cured those back aches long ago." o o o Smiles follow the B. THRIFTY Laun dry bsg from your place to oura and bsck sgsln In hurry. Smiles, becsuse the work Is don better snd costs im thsn If done at home. SHIRTS p.nely Finished 13c each With bundle Phone today No. 87 Vour Master Laundry AMERICAN LAUNDRY nif..st.r" 11"! Sot TH CrNTR W. t
