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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1941. SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK By BCTTT SHOEMAKER Friends Hold Farewell Party For Miss Alexander A farewell nartv hnnnrH MiM Zeta Alexander, daughter of Mrs. Claude Alexander, Fri day afternoon at the Alexander home on Almond street. Miss Alexander la leaving Tuesday . for Washington, D. C, to take up ner duties under civil service. She has been employed at office work In Medford for the past two years. Many gifts were presented the honored guest after which luncheon was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Pearl Miller. Mrs. Cram WalrrfUM Mn rw Coss, Mrs. Frances Zundel and Mrs. Alexander. Attending were Mrs. Fred Cop- sey or Seattle, wash., Blanche Arnold, Frances McConochle, Maud Lovell, Alice Lewis, Cora White, Edith Beck, Gladys Gil man, Clara Hodgkins. Susanne Braun, Irene Shirley, Nora Glas cock and Mrs. Milton Saunder son and children of Shady Cove Crater Lake Chapter Holds Christmas Party Crater Lake chapter, Daugh ters of the American Revolution held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. M. M. Morris on King's highway, December 20. This was a Christmas meeting and the group was entertained with several Christmas carols by a group of eight of Eve Pren tice's Accoi dionettes. Two special numbers which were enjoyed were given by Maxwell Peirce, one of which was "It Came Upon the Mid night Clear'' which he sang to his own accordion accompani ment. After a brief business session Mrs. Frances Cochran read "Christmas In the White House." This story revealed many changes In the anmial celebration of our presidents. Miss Sara Van Mutur nlr. talned by reading "The Drum Goes Dead" by Bess Streeter Aioncn. The Chrlatma. tr. an ... change of gifts completed the aiiernoon. Refreshments were servea Dy the hostess assisted by Mrs. Frances Cochran, Mrs. Helen Dixon and Mrs. Bert to wry. Mirror On the Wall 2 16 'at sir' I. . U . it-. f ,LI. .Ll LI t. 1 . a . iwwu . iiuv ui mi. lute wiaK crveiva oy Waltttr FlnTAtl with ,mnl.... mm a .4 ...... ..I U.... Tk. cendlng mercury wings are brown and white. Betrothal of Janet Mullin Told by Parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L: MuilIn of 209 South Orange street an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Janet, lo Reuel K. Rians, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rians of Jacksonville. Rians, Jr., is employed at the Boeing plant In Seattle. Wash. He was home on a two-day visit during the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Mullin and twin daugh ters, June and Janet, left Friday evening by train for Los An geles. Cal., where they plan to spend two weeks with Mrs. Mullin's other daughter. Mrs. Milford Lyons and her son, Robert, who Is employed at the Douglas Aircraft plant Mrs. Lyons and son are former Med ford residents. Dorothy Hansen To Wed Today To be married this afternoon t the First Christian church re Miss Dorothy Hansen of this city and Roy Cameron, also a Medford resident. The service will be read by the Rev. R. W rl?m.an' pa,or of ,ne First Christian church. Miss Hansen has been em ployed at the county courthouse end Mr. Cameron Is employed at the California Oregon Power company. Miss Hansen has been feted at several showers by her friends. They will make their home In this city. Mistletoe Club ' To Hold Card Party Mistletoe club will hold a pub lic card Dartv at th m.i. f munity clubhouse Wednesday. Dwnert luncheon will be served at 1:30 p. m. Hostesses for the afternoon are Edith Beck Jessie Lalng, Anna Hodgkins, ' Nellie Laing, Grace Wakefield. CalifornlansViil Relatives. Friends Mr. and Mrs. Clay McKray of Redding. Cal.. are spending a few days here with their rel atives. Mrs. James McKray Mrs. P. R. Bateman and Mrs. Lewis Thompson. Homecoming To Be Held Tuesday at 2 P. M. Homecoming of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the sunshine parlor of the church. Homecoming will be preceded by an executive meet lng at 12 30 p. m. with the usual luncheon. A Christmas thank offering will be received at the homecoming. Green-Harriman Wedding to Be At Private Chapel Of Interest to Jackson enuntv residents is announcement of the marrlaffe hmnrrnw rt Thai. ma Green, daughter of Mrs Reia S. Green of I.os Angeles Cal., to William Horriman, son of Mrs. Edna F. Rnffpn of .Tuple sonville, Ore., in Los Angeles The ceremnnv U In h rA by the Reverend Arthur Braden in the Pueblo Oratorio nrivate chapel of the Chapman Park noiei in l.os Angeles Hip hi After a wedding trip to Mexico the COUDle will make their nnme In Los Angeles. Mrs. Rogers has Journeyed south to atrend the weaaing. Madame Tabouis To Appear Here At Early Date Madame Genevieve Tabouis, French Journalist and rofno.o will appear in Medford Jan. 22 ratner man Jan 24 as previously announced. Her lecture is being snonsored hv th .1nrirnn ty League of Women Voters. A keen student of interna. tlonal politics In her rountry, Madame Tahnul. has h..n im. turing In the east where her engagements have been favor ably received accord in a to re ports. Bible Class Holds Dinner The Golden I. Ink niM -I... of the First Baptist church en Joyed a Christinas dinner party at the church rec reation nan December 19. Mus Icnl numbers were featured and "ng them were a group of islmas carols Dlaved hv the Aii-ordianettes, students of Mrs tve prentice. The hnll was decorated In keeping with the Christmas season and five tables were laid for the 75 guests. The tables were arranged with holly and lighted red Christmas candles. Lodge Plans Watch Party I.O.O.F. lodge Is making plans for a watch party to be held New Years Eve at the hall. Cards and dancing vill be en Joyed from 9 until 12 midnight. Refreshments are to he rvH All Rcbckah, I.O.O.F., anj other branch members and their friends are invited. Choice if tV. i "Darling" of Louisiana Siata university In Baton Rogue Is Margaret Landry. It. a bru nette. chosen by male students for this 1941 title. She's a soon omore. .9 Dinner Enjoyed Christmas Day By Guests Dr. Susie V. Standard and Miss Lottie M. Watkins enter tained at dinner on Christmas day at their home on West Main street. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. O. N. Pollne and Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Van Gordon of Phoenix: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Albaugh of Eagle Point; Sidney Lineker of Palo Alto, I'al., Mr. and Mrs. Nlckles DeWIt and Miss Gweneth Poling of Med ford; Joe J. Standard and Miss Lllen Mae Standard of Portland, and Miss Suzanne L. Standard of Vancouver. Wash. Dr. Standard's son, daughter and granddaughter. Miss Elan Mae Standard. Joe J. Standard hnd Susanne Standard will re turn north today. Sidney Line ker left for Klamath Falls Sat urday tn enlist in in TTnlltuI States Marine corps. Family Dinner At Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wine. trout and son Gary, of this city: Mrs. Marie Benedict and daugh ters Caroline and Georgle of Ap plegate; Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and son Billy and Mrs. G. W. Winetrout of AnnWnt. mn. tored to Grants Pass Christmas day where they were guests at a family dinner at the C A Winetrout home. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wine trout of Crescent City, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hnhhi and son Bob of Orange, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Winetrout and daughter. Jackie of Red ding, Cal. Party Celebrates Fifth Birthday Miss Patricia Ann StranW was honored on her fifth birth. day yesterday with a birthday party at the home o her moth er, Mrs. Vera Strader, 108 Al mond street. Games wen play ed and later a large birthday cake was served. Invited to the birthday party were Sandra Hubbard, Barbara Ann Bauer, Merlyn Olson, Isa belle Carr, Jane Bash. Frankle Bash and Paul Newcomb. Former Residents At Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Severance of Silverton, Ore., returned north yesterday after a hollriav vacation at the home of their son-in law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoffman of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mn crance are former Jacksonville residents where Mr. Severance was engaged in business. j Thompsons Visit At Myers Home I Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Myers land daughters, Betty and Max ine. were dinner guests at the : George Thompson home In Ash i land Christmas day. Mrs. (Thompson is a sister of Mrs. j Myers. Following dinner the I children played In the snow. ' two inches having fallen In Ash jland during the day. Local Girl Marries In Double Wedding Participating in a double wedding In Reno, Nev., last Sunday morning at 10:4. o'clock were Alice Mae Arnold of this city and John P. Burch of Hamilton Field, Cal. The cere monies were read by the district Judge. Also married were Shirley Pellymounter of Los Angeles and Harold Greenfield of Hamil ton Field. The couples attended each other. Mrs. Burch is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shirley of this city and well-known here where she has been employed for the past seven months at F. w. woolworth company. The bridegroom is staff sergeant with the 77th pursuit squadron based at Hamilton Field The Lydlans Missionary club of which Mrs. Burch was a member, honored her with a surprise shower Dec. 19. Those attending were Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mrs. John W. New man, Mrs. Miner Boshcars, Miss Alpha Whlllock, Miss Evelyn Brock, Miss Vernie Davenport and Miss Helen Evans. Clerks at Woolworth company also presented Mrs. Burch with a farewell gift prior to her departure for the south. Sergeant Burch is the son of W. T. Burch of Oak Grove, La. Family Dinner At Dyer Home Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dyer entertained at their home on Myrtle street with a family din ner Christmas day. Christmas decorations were used on the table and covers were marked with old snapshots of the guests. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dyer's son and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Stephens and two children, Mary Ann and Frances of Yreka, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wimer and two sons, Alvin and Don; Mrs. Clara Bailey of Myrtle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey and son Dwyn and Mr. and Mrs. Dyer. Open House Honors Aviators At Morrill Home Mrs. Corbin Edgell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrill were hosts to tviators at the Medford Municipal airport Christmas day when open house was held from 2 until 6 o'clock at the Morrill home on East Main street. About 17 aviators called dur ing the day and enjoyed a buf fet dinner. The Morrill have taken up residence in the R. W. Sleeter home. A Sock a Day Adarel Chapter To Install New Officers Tuesday Adarel Chapter No. 3, O. E. S., will hold installation of officers for 1942 at the Masonic temple in Jacksonville Tuesday eve ning. Mrs. Mattie Luman will be installed as worthy matron and C. W. Shores as worthy pr.tron. Acting as installing of ficers will be Mrs. Lulu Sauls berry and V. T. Wilson. Also to be installed are: Dor othy Waldron, associate matron; Fred Gardiner, associate patron; Mabel Todd, secretary; Nina Car Ian, treasurer: Jeanette Spencer, conductress; Ella Gould, asso ciate conductress; Ina Huson, chaplain; Lulu Saulsberry, mar shall; Libby Root, organist; Vera Thomas, Adah; Mollie Britt, Ruth; LaVesta Gardiner, Esther; May Winn, Martha; Olga Bow dish, Electa; Alice Wolf, warden and Alex Lundgren, sentinel. Assisting Mrs. Saulsberry and Mr. Wilson during the installa tion ceremony will be Lillian Lue, marshall; Nell W. Fick, or ganist; Mrs. Anna Cater, chap lain and Mrs. Dorothy Hackern, honorary marshall. McDonalds Leave On Four Weeks Trip Mr. and Mrs. Ira McDonald and two sons. Junior and Cal vin of Lozler lane, plan to leave today by motor for Arkansas and Chicago, III., where they will visit friends for the next four weeks. Spend Christmas In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wains- cott of t East Lawn court, mot ored to Roseburg Christmas day where they were guests of Mr Wainscott's parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Wainscott. Also pres ent were Mr. Wainscott's broth er-ln-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Httrry Sandquist of Lake view, Ore. Former Residents Visit Friends Here Miss Margaret and Catherine Rawlings of Berkeley, CaL. have been local visitors during the holidays. They are visitine at the home of Miss Janet Tur- pm, 714 East Jackson boule vard: Miss Shirley Goodman. 726 Wells street, and Miss Bar bara Mee, Applegate. The Miss Rawlings are daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Raw lings, former Medford residents. Mr. Rawlings is now employed at Mare Island naval yards. Miss Margaret, a graduate of Med ford high school last spring, is planning to enter St. Frances hospital In San Francisco in February to take up nurses training. Johannsons Here From Oakland Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johannson of Oakland, Cal., left Friday for tneir nome after spending Christmas day at the home of Mrs. Johannson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Corey on the Crater Lake highway. The guests arrived Christmas eve. m w if-- ... vrr . Except on Sundays, when 'she rests and goes to church. Mrs. Alex Kyle, 79, a Scottish-born Philadelphian. knits a sock a day. She already has knitted 114 pairs for British soldiers, and thanks her good eyesight. Party Honors ! Carol Buonoccre's Fifth Birthday A Christmas birthday party honored Carol Buonocore at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Buonocore, 522 South Oakdale avenue, Wednes day afternoon. The party cele brated her fifth birthday. Games were played and the group sang Christmas carols and enacted nursery rhymes. The guests received gifts from a fish pond and Carol received many gifts. Colored motion pic tures of the party were taken. The birthday cake was deco rated in Yule colors and the house carried out a holiday decorative theme. Attending were Ann and Alice Gentle, Linda Lou Lent ery, Janet Coyle, Bobbie Klno shita, Marcia Young, Jimmy and Janet Perry, Freddie Leonard, Kathleen Guiley, Marcia and Leila Redden, Patty Hampson of Portland, Dickey Buonocore and Carol. Later in the afternoon a group of mothers called for a social hour. Among them were Mrs. C. W. Lemery. Mrs. C. L Coyle, Mrs. H. S. Kinoshita, Mrs. O. W. DeJarnett, Mrs. Glen Guiley, Miss Nancy Tanneriello, Mrs. H. T. Gentle and Mrs. Buonocore. F. L. Club Holds Annual Yule Party at Hall Members of the F. L. club. their husbands, and friends en joyed the annual Cnristmas party at the I. O. O. F. hall Dec. 20. Gifts were exchanged and dancing enjoyed during the evening. The group sang Christ mas carols.. Attendlns: were Mr. nnd TvTr P. R. Bateman, Mr and Mrs. Clif ford Cave, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cave. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Con r.id, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess Miss Edna Hilderbrand, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis of Jackson ville, Mr. and Mrs. Car:os Mor ris, Miss Marian Mellen. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Aldridge, Lovell Rob bins, Mr. and Mrs. Short, Mr arid Mrs. Jack Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walden, Besse Thomp son, Robert Aldridge. Geary Con rad and Linda Lewis. The next meeting of the club will be held at the nome of Iva Walden. 1014 Eut 11th street January 2. Members are aseo to Bring their "thank you gifts" for their Sister Kitties. H. S. C. Club Holds Yule Party At Heard Home Unity Center To Hold Party A New Year's Eve nartv n.-lll be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Kurt An Knrth t., street Wednesday at 8 p. m n . ioj- an wno attend tne local Unity Center. Miss Thelma Heard and Mrs. Helen Ballew were hostesses to the H.S.C. club Christmas party Monday at the home of Miss Heard on the south Pacific high way. Pine cones, mistletoe and greenery carried out a Yule theme. Presents were distribu ted and midnight luncheon was served. Members made plans to as sist with Red Cross work at club meetings. Attending were Miss Bertha Tjoekler, Miss Cora Tjoelker, Miss Marjory Reich. Miss Emily Lou Knips, Mrs. Bill Howard. Mis Mura Titl and the hostesses. Mrs. Howard will be hostess at her home January 8. Guests Visit At Hunt Home Visitors over the Christmas holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hunt have been Mrs. Hunt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Inman of Eugene and her brother-in-law and sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Martin and Jimmy and Molly of Olympia, Wash. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin and Cecil Hunt Jr., left Thursday for Death Vajley and Los Angeles, Cal., where they will spend the remainder of the Christmas holiday. Helen Rammin To Wed Today Miss Helen Rammin, daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ram min of West 12th street and Hugo L. Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ford, of West Eighth street, will be married this aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Sacred Heart church. Miss Rammin is a graduate of Medford high school and Mr. Ford graduated from high school in South Dakota. They plan to make their home in this city where Mr. Ford is employ ed by Firestone Auto Supply and Service (tore. Helen Patton Visits Mother Miss Helen Patton of San Francisco, Cal., is visiting her mother, Mrs. C. Rease Braley at her home on Valley View Drive. Miss Patton expect to return south by train at the close of her vacation. Mrs. Southwlck Visits At Home Mrs. R. H. Southwiek Is spending Christmas holidays at her home in Medford. Sha is employed with the State Unem ployment Compensation Com mission in Salem. SIREN TEST Portland, Dee. 27JP) Port land will test its 15 new air raid sirens, which sound similar to fog horns, Sunday. Invest Your Christmas Money Ina GOOD WATCH New Year & Thank-You Crd Start the New Year with bit of extra thoughtfulnesa. Send New Year Cards. SWEM'S GREETING CARDS Priced from $27.30 Hamilton Priced from $41.25 HARVEL Priced from $14.00 ELGIN Priced from $27.50 OMEGA Priced from $47.50 -Prices Include Federal Tax mm ism ,j5fcr JEWELERS HERE'S YOUR SHOE SALE for Women's Shoes Only. Quality Shoes in flattering fashions Such a lot of style Such low prices. Buy one pair get one pair free. Sale starts Monday 9 a. m. No Refund. No Exchange. SALE 2 pairs for $195 U One pair $1.00 2 pairs for M $295 One pair $1.48 MalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaZZ 2 pairs for $395 One pair $1.98 On Group LADIES' SHOES 49c pr. Broken Sites CHILDREN'S SHOES K 2 Pair $1.95 On Pair $1.00 20 HI CHILDREN'S SHOES 2 Pair $2.99 On Pair $1.49 EVANS' SHOE STORE SIXTH ST. AND NORTH CENTRAL
