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PAGE FOUR SOCIETY .AND CL UB MES OF THE WEEK By OLARA MARY DAVIS College Women Review Meeting Held In 1914 Reading of the minute for the De oamber session of 1914 was a novel feature of the meeting of the College Women's club of the Rogue River valley December 10 last In the home at lira. H. P. Nordwlclc. . The 1014 meeting was held In the home of Mrs. Theodore Malmgren In Phoenix. Members went to the meet- Ins from Medford by "autobus." At that pre-war aeaslon the club was asked to appoint a committee to cen sor moving pictures on Saturday afternoons. A discussion was held on the Montessarl and Froebel educa tional systems. The club decided that the public school wss faulty snd predtoted that radical changes would be brought about In the near future. Mrs. Alice Wlllltts reviewed J. R. Tolkien's book "The Hobblt." While Intended primarily for children, the book makes Interesting reading for any age, the club decided. Refreshments were aerved by Mrs. W. P. Campbell and her committee, Mrs. Qeorge B. Canode. Mrs. Ira Ohastaln, Or. Eva Mains Carlow, Mrs. George Carter and Miss Ora Cox. Christmas Party Held By Circle Annual Christmas party was given Tuesday afternoon In the church parlors by Fidelity circle of the First M. B. church. Decorations carried out the Yule tide motif. The program Included the story of the "Three Wise Men," singing of carols, exchange of gifts from a Christmas tree and devotlonals. A collation was aerved by the hostesses. You Can Now Get - Fine Chinaware at LAWRENCE'S And What Finer Xmai Gift Could Yon Give? Indian Tree One of the world's oldest and most famous dinner ware patterns. Lacquer red and lustre, rich in color, beautiful in its ex clusive design, made at the Spode works in Eng land for over a century and a half. Always avail able in any quantity. "Spode never discontinues a pattern." EMPIRE Yule Fete Is Held By Nevita Chapter: III Children Aided Nevita chapter 93, 0-E4-, of Central Point held it annual Chrlstmaa party Tuesday evening In the Masonic temple. Main feature of the program was a "Christmas Oarden " presented by Mrs. Evelyn Skyrmsn, Mrs. Ethel Freeman. Mrs. LUUe Holt, Mrs. Ethel Stlmpson. Mrs. Mabel Bennett, Mrs. Lollta Massey, Mrs. Bertha Bonne y. Mrs. Margaret Swing and Mrs. Beulah Paber. During this part of the program a special basket of gifts from the offl cers was brought In by Mrs. Freeman for little Joan Collins who was re cently taken to the Shrine hoepltal In Portland for treatment. Joan is the niece of the worthy matron, Mrs Clara Vincent. In concluding the entertainment three carolers entered the chapter room singing "Silent Night" and led the members In old-time Christmas songs. The gift exchange caused much merriment. The glfte later were re- wrapped for mailing to the children's ward at the Shrine hospital. The chapter rooms were attractive ly decorated with silvered cones, pine and laurel branches. The worthy matron decorated the large Chrlstmae tree and presented It to the chapter. The dining room was also decorated In keeping with the Christmas theme. Sprigs of mistletoe In the form of buttonleres marked each place. Large bowls of mistletoe and red blossoms centered the tables and were flanked by red tapers. Committees In charge were: Pro gram, Mrs. Everett Faber and Mrs. Merritt Swing; decoration, Mrs. Clara Vincent, Mrs. Elmer Kyle. Mrs. Gladys Beebe, Mrs. E. E. Scott, Mrs. Olive Dean and Mrs. Leonard Scott. During the business session the fol lowing officers were elected for the coming yesr: Mrs. Ivan Skyrmsn. worthy matron; Mr. Leonard Scott, worthy patron; Mrs. Everett A. Faber, associate matron; Mr. Hensely Holt, associate patron; Mrs. Hampton T. Pankey, secretary; Mrs. Edward C. Faber, treasurer; Mrs. Merrltt Swing, conductress, and Mrs. Pearl Bonney, associate conductress. Tueaday evening, December 37 was set as the date for Installation. Cen tral Point lodge 103, A. F. & A. M.. will join with Nevita chapter for the Installation ceremonies. Mrs. Skyr man has selected Mrs. Bryden Sander son aa Installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Elmer Kyle as marshal, Mrs. Warren Noroross ss chaplain and Mrs. Sam Kohler as organist. All members of Nevita chapter and of Masonic lodge 103, A. F. & A. M., and their families are especially In vited to be present. As Installation Is held In open meeting, visitors are welcome. Alpha Delta Class Holds Yule Party Annual Christmas party of the Alpha Delta class of the First Chris tian church waa held Thursday after noon. The luncheon and business meeting were followed by group sing ing. Mrs. Susan' Ends gave the devo tional and Mrs. B. E. Ford read the prsyer. During the business meeting an election of officers wss held. Elected were: President, Mrs. Lester Chllds: vice president, Miss Caroline Leaders, secretary -treasurer, Mrs. F. W. Qray; teacher, Mrs. X. J. Sawyer; assistant teacher, Mrs. Cora Archer. Mrs. p. c. Latham and group hsd charge of the social hour. Gifts wure distributed to 30 guests. Decorations were a large Christmas tree and greens. Play Is Attended By Large Audience A cspnclty audience attended the piny "Here Comra Charlie" which was presented by the young people of the First Christian church In the church auditorium Wednesday nlRht A free-will offering netted .18. which will be used In benevolent work by the Senior Young People's Missionary society. Much praise was given to Ralph Cook, director, and members of the cast for a smooth performance. The cast Included Harry Young. John Nsgley. Irwin Doty. Neal entry. Clyde Troxell. Marjorle Oregory. Mil dred Maria. Dorothy Culy. Virginia Predenberg and Delia Mae Dale. Zontians Are Told Story Of Carols Etfie H. Kurta told of the origin of Christmas carols and traced their development from the lath century to the present at last Monday's luncheon-meeting of the Zonta In ternational club In the Hotel Med ford. Mrs. Kurt also described the part women have played In the de velopment of music. The club votod to omit the next regular meeting which would have taken place on December 36. The club will convene for luncheon in the Hotel Medford on January . Dinner fluesta At Hay Home Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. U Ray a( u,,,, home on the Oak drove road were Mr. and Mra. C. M. Hon. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hood. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jerrett and Mrs. Lillian Ray. r.wi: voi r kimm at The KIDDIE KEEP nhlle doing your Christ mm shop ping. Morning, I Morning till n afternoon or p. m. ,h nlng I meals 25 7.v special rales by week or month Phone 810-J. 236 S. Oakdnle Mr., rilraheth Nelson This Is Modish ... -v m DEBUT guest At Boston party for Stephanie Edged Included modishly-frowncd Lucy Coch rane (above) of Boston. Miss Edgell is related to John D. Rockefeller, jr. Talks Are Given At Club Meeting Mrs. A. R. Hedges gave a talk on The Modern Trend of General Psy chology" at a meeting of the Travel Study club December 12 In the home of Mrs. H. L. Blown at 537 West Tenth street. Mrs. Hedges made a comparison between present and past knowledge. Mrs. R. 8. Daniels gave a review of "Home Grown," a sequel to "Coun try Kitchen," by Delia Lutes. The book gives an entertaining account of country life In southern Michigan in the 1870X At a business session held after completion of the program, the fol lowing offlreiB were elected for the new year: Mrs. H. L. Brown, presi dent, Mra. Everett Faber, vice-president, snd Mrs. R. A. Brewer, secre tary. Singing of Christmas carols was a closing feature of the gathering. Party For Kiddies Set For Tuesday Medford I. O. O. F. and Rebeknh lodpea will hold tbelr annual Christ mas tree par:y for the children lit the lodge hall on West Sixth street at 7:30 Tuesday evening. "Christmas In Old England. a playlet based on authentic customs In England of old. will be presented by the dramatic classes and the glee club of the Junior high BchnM, The Alee club will Ring a number of old Fngllsh carols. 1 Attending will be members of the various branchrs of Odd Fellowship, their families and Invited guests. Circle Yule Party Wet for Tuesday Mary nntl Martha circle of. the First M. E. church will hold Its yearly ChrlMmr.s party in the church parlors at 0:30 Tuesday evening Members arc ssked to bring their own service. ah I ILL lip V 3 U ", lit I hJMWf V' T ,AJr 1 tW I 1h '. -ill IIgothamI civ ihe ONLY slocking that fits every leg and every joot, every time: You can wear Gotham Adjustable at any length you want them from 2 to J2 inches! -thread chiffon $1.00 a pair. 4-thread chiffon improved construction $1.15 a pair New de luxe super-twist, J-thread chiffon, improved construction $l.Ji a pair. BURELSON'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wenr Phone 28 Egg-Nogg Makes Cordial Beverage For Yuletide This Is the time of year when egg noggs are the more characteristic beverage for Yuletide greeting. The drink Itself carries an air of Christ mas friendliness and immediately establishes a feeling of cordiality between host and their guests. Serv ing of egg-noggs, In fact. Is a Yule tide custom brought down through the ages. This being so, there Is always a search for a really delectable egg nogg recipe at this season of the year. The following Is offered as a i suggestion: Lodge- Clu b-fh u rch Announcements Carnation Club Meeting Thursday Carnation club will meet Thurs day evening, December 29, at the home of Mrs. Anna Lang, 211 Wash ington street. Children To Have Party Wednesday P.-T. A. of the Washington school will give Its Christmas party for the children of the school on Wednesday at 1:30. A business meeting will fol low at 2, during which the children will present a program. The children will be given a special treat and all are urged to attend. Yuletide Observed By Bervlre Club United Spanish War Veterans Serv ice club held Its annual Christmas party st the home of the president. Mrs. Hnrry Barneburg. last week.' The club service for the month was dona tions for baskets to be given at Christmas time. An exchange of gifts was held around a Christmas tree. Women Of Rotary To Meet Wednesday ! Women of Rotary will hold their annual Christmas party and lunch eon Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ernest R. Otlstrap at 35 Geneva street. Members are asked to bring a gift for the tree and the baskets. Mra. John Doe it, Jr., Mrs. Allen Perry and Mrs. M. T. Ray will set as assistant hostesses. Dessert Luncheon For Lufly Klks Lady Elks will hold a dessert luncheon Tuesday afternoon at Me Elks temple. Committee In charge will be Mrs. J. F. Wallace and Mrs. D. L. Flynn. Members are asked to bring, an inexpensive toy for the Christmas tree. Pool, bridge, pinochle and bowling will be enjoyed during the afternoon. 4 Clirlptmnij Party Tuesday Evening BE chapter of P. E. O. will hold Its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. R. R. Johnson at 10 Keeno Way drive Tuesday evening at 7:30 MIm Jean Oarman will at as assist ant hostess. Miss Carln Degermark Is In chaige of program arrangements and will be assisted by Mrs. R. A. Holmes and Mrs. J. H. Cochran. Society Will Mold Yule party Tiiedny 9 Presbyterian Missionary society will meet Tuesday afternoon st 3 at the home of Mrs. H. L. Brown at Ml West Tenth street. A Christmas pro gram will be held and Christ mns enrols will be given by Mrs. R. W. Webster. Hnptlst Clas to " Hold Yule Pnrty. Oolden Link Bible class will hold n Christmas party nt the First Bap tist church at 6:30 Tuesday evonlng All class members and friends are invited. Each one attending Is a?ked to r:t. An i& WRAPPED 0IUJ fTolD STRIPE "ADJUSTABLES" Beat separately the yolks and whites of six fresh eggs. Add half a cup of sugsr to the yolks while they are being beaten and a quarter cup of sugar to the whites after they have been beaten very stiff. Mix the egg whites with the yolks. Stir In a pint of rich cream and pink of milk. Add a pint of whiskey snd an ounce of Jamaica rum. Stir thoroughly. Serve the agg-nogg very cold and with grated nutmeg on each cup. This recipe makes ftvt pint of egg-nogg. bring his own table service, two covered dishes, bread and butter sandwiches but no meat or dessert. It Is requested also that "white elephant" gifts be brought to the party for exchange. Those desiring may bring food for the class Christ mas gift boxes. Church Class To Hold Dinner Today Loyal Workers class of the First Christian church will sponsor Christmas dinner Sunday at I o'clock In the church parlors. Election of officers will take place. Following the business meeting, the members will call on friends In a group. Circle to Hold Chrlntinas party. Prlsctlls Circle of the First Metho dist Episcopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Leclerc at 615 West Second street for Its an nual Christmas party Wednesday. Yuletide Program For Study Club Wednesday Study club will meet at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday In the Girls Community club at 220 North Bart lett street A Christmas program will be presented. Extension Unit .Meets Tuesday Medford extension unit will con vene at 10 a. m. Tuesday In the home of Mrs. Roland O. Beach at 113 Geneva street. Subject for study Is "Personal Grooming." Members are asked to bring a towel, small bowl. nail brush, two 1 or 2 -ounce bottles. nail file, orange stick, nail polish and small face cream Jar. Each mem- ber Is also requested to bring a covered dish for luncheon and small Christmas gift for elehangc. Everyone Interested In the subject matter Is Invited to attend. Alumni Banquet December Zth. Alumni association of the Central Point high school will hold Its an nual banquet at 8 p.m. December 28 at Chalker's Hotel north of Gold Hill. All alumni and seniors of the high school are invited. Officers are Lewis Hedgpeth. president; Oliver Obcnchaln. vice-president, and Edna Shaver, secretary-treasurer. Flans for the banquet were made at a recent meeting of the offlcera. nine iiird rnlii ' Alil-i little tilrl Christmas Is to be made happy for a little girl for whom th Blue lf!!i!viSiaiif!!Oi()io?oiii!!iv Buy "HER GIFT" At Her Favorite Store BURELSON'S J ROBES HOUSECOATS Give Her One of .with regulation and nrap and tipper. M ine, $5.95, $7.95 to $10.50 Silk Housecoats iMrMy styled to plain in.Hlelv Color nine, rose, $4.95 . $5.95 Chenile Robes 7lpper and nrap model; ftlres 14 to 20; ft to 46. Color: Wine, rose, aqua, rmal and roral. $4.49 - BURELSON'S Medford Building. Phone 28. Smart Raincoats . - ifi IITITH the weather experts pre- dieting a wet cycle starting thli year. It li wise to Invest In a rainy day ensemble for preparedness. Here Is one of the new durantzed raincoats In white, which traffic ex perts say Is the best of all "safety first" colors. Even the pooch has his little rainy day ulster In white bound In a blight Scottish plaid. Bird club of the Presbyterian church voted to play Santa Claus. Members of the club met at the churcb Fri day evening and wrapped Christmas gifts for the girl. After the pack ages were wrapped, games were played and refreshments served. Officers of the club are Joan Smith, president; Virginia Allen, vice president; Mar jorle Thompson, secretary; Barbaia Roche, treasurer, snd Beverly Con ser, deaconess. 4 Norman die .Sails LE HAVRE. Prance, Dec. 17. (AP) The French liner Normandle, or dered laid up December 3 when strik ing crews quit 50 ships here, sailed for New York today with ft fill crew of regular sailors and civil employes and 885 passengers. Ask Bankruptcy Help( DETROIT, Dec. 17. ( AP) Offic ials of the Reo Motor Car company. of Lansing, filed a petition in fed eral court here today for reorgan isation under section 77B of the fed eral bankruptcy act, and Judge Arthur F. Lederle, appointed A. J. Brandt. Lansing industrial engineer. trustee. Use Msll Tribune Want Ads. Tailored Flannel floor Jen nth. (lenerou: royal blue, navy. conen colors, xlpper and wrap roysl, aqua, aire 14 to 41 $7.95 - $10,50 $5.95 T I Gifts Wrapped Mrs. Bebb Hostess At Gay Yule Fete For Church Choir Jriembers of the St. Mark's Epis copal church choir were compliment ed Uh a party and buffet supper Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Roysl E. Bebb. Assisting Mrs. Bebb was Miss Marion Luce. The party was held after choir rehearsal at the church. An exchange of Christmas gifts, group singing snd the buffet supper offered en evening of genuine pleas ure. Present for the enjoyable affair were the Rev. E. S. Bart lam. rector of the church, the Mesdames R. W. Frame, Harry Hlnman, James Grigs by. Clayton Lewis, Richard Witt, C. O. Larlssn. R. C. Mulhollend. Steph en Nye, R. O. McMUlln, D. Ford Mc-' Cormtck and John Day, the Misses Jeanette Field, Virginia Rtans, Dor othy O add Is. Jean Barnum and Mar ion Luce and the Messrs. R. W. Frame, Fred Strang, A. J. MacDon ough. Robert Wright, Ray Henderson and Royal E. Bebb and the hostess, Mrs. Bebb. Eagles Kiddy Party Set For Thursday Crater Lake aerie snd auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold their annual Christmas party for the children of members In the lodge hull at 43 North Plont street at 7:30 Thursday evening. The aerie and auxiliary will ad journ their regular weekly meetings Immediately, after they have been convened so that the entire evening may be devoted to the party. It was emphasized by Mrs. Ubb'le Root, auxiliary president, that the party Is for children of members only. There will be a large Christmas tree laden with good things for the kiddles and a Jolly Santa Claus to distribute the gifts. Washington Pension Dangered by Ruling OLYMPIA, Wash., Dec. 17. (UPl Washlngton"s old age pension pro gram was endangered today when the federal social security board notified state officials It would withdraw fed eral matching funds If the state pays pensions to persons not In ned of them. The warning was an outgrowth of the recent state supreme court ruling In the Joanna B. Conant case, In which the court held that aged per sons were in need and entitled to pensions even If they were being sup ported by relatives. Dood Vase Delnyed V ASHLAND, Va.. Dec. 17. ( AP) The preliminary hearing for William E. Dodd, Sr., former ambassador to Germany, on a charge of hit-and-run driving, was continued today un til January 10. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads. r . . . n , 1 IT COSTS SO LITTLE 4 (Mmi: ffssz-jA HARVEL WATCHES ! m I PENHABI.E W.VICHKS i'jf (QQlCi I soi.n throi r.noiT : iJlJ I AMKK1PA. t NF.X- V- j'i W " ' CKI I KI) IX STYLE Vli I f , CRAFTSMAN'S II IP. V MlL Gruen Jason PIIIf I; ri(OM Y -rfjijjSlSfew CurvtJ It li. Wriil TO ., 17 iw.lt. y.llow JrSf. '".kcilf I"! Men's 17-Jewel jyUug&gl Harvel in Yellow GRUtN CARlYljr Stvl.d Tj 8 rid a I Sef nn.de.... edii. b.cL is' M" j t Jiamo-di o isl. fn m i oW fll,d " tieh '""plie- J l ' 8 i l(6'?CfN " ''''' eildi' b,cL w 4 sr 0THER ORUIrJ WATCHES FROM 14.7i 3 Boudoir Sot j 01,1 'rnm ,,rpn' om si n ne.t mm w a sWw I Also a complete stock of Hamilton, Elfin and Waltham Watches Job's Daughters Will Hold Ball Wednesday Night Jobs' Daughters will hold their annual Queen's Ball In the DeMoUy hall at B o'clock Wednesday eve ning. The ball Is being given by Miss Nan Tengwald In honor of the re tiring honored queen. Miss Dorothy Jenkins, Music wilt be provided by Whip ple's orchestra. Patrons snd patronesses are Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lenox, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. San derson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hutchi son. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. John Enders, Dr. snd Mrs. S. Ralph Dlppel, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Larlson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freed, Mr. and Mra. L. ' C. Jenkins, Mr. and Carl Y. Tengwald and Mra. Mary Crossfleld. 1 P.T.A. Activities Mrs. James K. Hoey, president of the Jackson County Council of Parents and Teachers, entertained the officers of the council and the presidents of pa rent-teacher units in the county at her home at 115 Lin- coin avenue last Wednesday after noon. Plans were discussed for the next county council meeting to be held January 18, the fifteenth anniver sary of Its organization. It is plan ned to duplicate as nearly as pos sible the organization meeting with some of the same speakers to honor the past presidents and early work ers, making the day a county coun cil "rounders day. A report on membership showed that while a few units had In creased their membership, several were not yet up to lst year's mark, making It advisable to continue the membership drive. All units reported good attendance at . citings and much interest in the work. Singing of Christmas carols by the entire group and the serving of re freshments added to the enjoyment of the Wednesday meeting. Guild Will Hold Christmas Party Crater Lake Guild of the Presby terian church will hold its annual Christmas meeting on Wednesday evening, December 21, at the home of Marjorle Fisk on Route 1. This will be the white Christmas meet ing end members are asked to bring gifts for the tree. The gifts will later be distributed under the direction of Miss Gertrude Watzling. Toys, food, clothing, etc., are all accept able, snd a large number of gifts is hoped for. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your oroken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. IEWELERS MEDFORD. ORE. i
