.FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, August 13, 1844
Society
Farewell Parties
Honor Holloways
Before Departure
Many social affairs are being
Riven In Medford for Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Holloway, Sr.
and their daughters. Miss Mary
Holloway and Mrs. William C,
Broumley, who leave next Sun
day to make their home in fnoc-
nix, Ariz. The Holloways have
resided here many years and
have a host ol friends who re
gret their departure from the
valley. Their Phoenix address
will be 2137 East Van Buren
street.
Mrs. Holloway has been ac.
tlve in many groups of the city
and much of the entertaining
centers in the membership of
these organizations. Tomorrow
Past Matrons of Reames Chapter
No. 66, O.E.S., will be hostesses
at a tea with Mrs. Holloway as
honored guest. The tea is to be
at the home of Mrs. E. M. Wil
son, 340 South Riverside avenue
from two until four oclocK
Mrs. Wilson is president of the
croup. Mrs. R. G. Fowler and
Mrs. J. K. Woodford are in
charge of arrangements and
Mrs. Myrna Frink will provide
a musical program.
Last night Chapter B.E., P.E.
O. entertained for Mrs. Hollo
way, the affair being a dessert
cupper at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Canode, 1716 Crown avenue at
7:30 o'clock. The guest of honor
was presented with a gift from
the members.
Tonight a group of close
friends of the Holloways arc
gathering at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cole Holmes for an
outdoor supper party as a fare
well to the couple. About 12
couples are expected to attend.
Members of Just Folks Circle
of the Methodist church enter
tained for Mrs. Holloway last
Thursday afternoon, the affair
being at the home of Mrs. Harry
Olson, 40 Berkeley Way. Mrs.
Holloway has been a member of
this group for some 20 years and
everal friends who have also
been members during this per
iod were present. Mrs. H. F.
Nordwlck read a history of the
circle and Mrs. Holloway was
presented with a gift.
The Holloways' son, Lt. (is)
William A. Holloway and his
wife are expected tomorrow
from North Island Naval baso,
San Dlcgo, to spend the week
The family will be at 657 South
Holly street for their last week
in Medford.
Name Committees
For Lodge Work
Lottie Howard, Telitha Picket
and Marie Hansen were named
to the good-of-the-ordcr commit
tee by Maud Daugherty, noble
grand, at the meeting of Olive
Rcbckah lodge held Monday
night. Plans were made for initi
ation, to be held soon and the
treasurer reported purchase of
another war bond.
Entertainment committee for
the August 21 meeting will be
Lottie Cave, Marian Mellon,
Grace Pankcy, while the re
freshment committee will be
Ella Rogers, Julia Gregory, Lone
Bergman, Florence Klatt and
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards.
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Mrs. Boswell Returns
Alter Vliit Here
Mrs. Stella Hoswcll left Med
ford Thursday to return to her
home at Beaverton after spend
ing two weeks here as a guest of
Mrs. Richard Schuler, 011 West
Tenth street. Mis. Boswell for
merly made her home here.
The curtain
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In everything from dresses to
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Gabardine suits with coats to
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and lor all times. Newest
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and give a brand new look.
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and Clubs
August Calendar .
Is Enlivened By
Outdoor Parties
The county's social life has
centered largely around outdoor
parties during the early days of
August, the warm weather and
moonlit nights making picnics
and garden suppers especially
enjoyable. Other affairs are be
ing given for visitors and for
residents leaving the city.
Sundays are marked with the
large picnics of Granges and
such groups as the various state
associations, with former resi
dents of Nebraska and Montana
holding their annual picnic
meetings today in Ashland. Last
week members of the Past Noble
Grands club entertained sister
Rebekahs at a garden party at
the home of Mrs. W. H. Dyer,
Myrtle street, and this coming
week Mistletoe Camp of the
Royal Neighbors will picnic
Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller on
Orchard Home Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hol
loway and daughters are the in
centlve for a number of social
gatherings, since they are leav
ing next Sunday lo reside in
Phoenix, Ariz. Many friends
and groups are planning fare
well parties before their de
parture.
Guilberts Return
North Thursday
Dean and Mrs. Charles M.
Guilbert of Portland, with their
children, Tommy and Beth, left
the valley Thursday after spend
ing a week in Ashland and Med
ford. Dean Guilbert was former
ly vicar of Trinity Episcopal
church in Ashland and is now
dean of the Portland cathedral.
The Guilberts were the source
of much entertaining, both In
Ashland and in this city. They
were guests here of Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Hcdberg, who in
vited the Guilberts and the Rev.
and Mrs. George R. Turncy,
Medford, for dinner at their
home, 1208 East Main street.
Also entertaining the Guilberts
for dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Leeuer who Invited the
visitors to their home, Lee Acres
In the country.
The Hcdbcrgs, LeeVers and
Ernest Wallins of Medford were
guests at a large tea given In
Ashland by Mrs. Rose Roblnett
and Miss Victoria Tavener for
Dean and Mrs. Guilbert.
Juveniles Hold,
August Meeting
Leah Peabody and Patty Mc
Allister were initiated into the
Degree of Honor Juvenile club
at the meeting held Tuesday
afternoon at the K. of P. hall.
Joan Kidwell presided.
During the afternoon Joan
Kidwell and Leah Peabody
danced the sailors hornpipe and
Patty McAllister sang. Prizes
were awarded to Patty McAllis
ter and Virginia Lee Carey.
Refreshments were served,
with Beverly Mero and Hertha
Miller assisting Mrs. Ida M. Wil
son, director of the club. Joan
Marilyn Vaughn was a Juvenile
guest and Past President Mary
While was guest assistant.
Next meeting of the club will
be Sept. 12.
Medford Woman Leaves
Mrs. Helen Dixon of Medford
left Tuesday evening for Yaki
ma, Wash., where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. William
Hines and her grandchildren,
Stephen, Mary and the recently
arrived Cynthia Jane.
Is rising en the
scene In years
ST
ADRIENNE'S
Mrs. W. E. Ottmer
Is Honored Guest
At Bridge Parties
Two bridge parties were given
last week for Mrs. Walter
Ottmer of West Bend, Wise, who
is In Medford spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs
W. Alex Kuehlthau, 55 North
Orange street.
Mrs. Ray E. Wright entertain
ed at a small bridge party
Thursday night at her home, 60
North Orange street, for Mrs.
Ottmer. The guest of honor re
ceived the prize for high score at
bridge, Mrs. Kuehlthau held sec
ond honors and Mrs. Roland
Smith received the traveling
prize.
Friday afternoon Mrs. John
McCabe entertained for the vis.
itor, having a group of friends
for dessert and bridge at her
home on Valley View Drive
Mrs. Frank Humphrey was giv-
en the prize for high bridge
score, Mrs. Robert M. Mikscho
for second honors and Mrs. Ott
mcr was presented with a guest
prize.
Other affairs are being plan-
ned for Mrs. Ottmer this coming
week.
Nephew To Marry
Granddaughter Of
Former President
Mrs. J. O. Yeiser. Flndley
Apartments, has received news
of the approaching marriage of
her nephew, Alexander McCor-
mick Sturm, of Westport, Conn,
the bride-elect being Miss Paul
Ina Loneworth, daughter of
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and
granddaughter of the late Presi
dent Theodore Roosevelt. The
wedding is to be in the late sum
mer and will take place at Mag
nolia, Mass.
Mr. Sturm Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Justin Sturm and Mrs.
Yeiser is a sister of Mr. Sturm,
senior. The Sturms arc well
known on the east coast, the
father being an author, sculptor
and Dlavwright and the son also
having had two books published.
Mrs. Yeiser, who came nere
from Omaha, Neb., is home serv
ice case worker for the Jackson
Countv Red Cross chapter. Her
son, Andy, student at Massachu
setts Institute of Technology,
Boston, is here for the summer.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Inaugurates Drive
The regular business meeting
of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Cra
ter Lake Post No. 1833, Veter
ans of Foreign Wars, scheduled
for the armory next Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock, will be fol
lowed by a social hour and the
serving of refreshments.
Mrs. Margaret Erbs, senior
vice-president and membership
chairman for this year, has in
augurated a membership drive
and the auxiliary has been dlvid-
ed into two opposing teams with
Mrs. Frances Zundell and Mrs
Mabel White as captains. At the
conclusion of the drive, the win-
ning side and its captain will be
feted by the losers. Mothers,
wives, sisters or daughters of
soldiers, sailors or marines who
have seen foreign service are
eligible for membership in the
auxiliary. Prospective members
are asked to contact either of
the above named captains for
further information.
The refreshment committee
for next week's meeting is head
ed by Mrs. Erbs.
Illustrious Potontate
Will Attend Picnic
E. L, Lenox, illustrious po
tentate of Hill all Temple of the
Shrine, will go to Grants Pass
today to attend the annual pic
nic of the Bill Day Shrine club
there. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Lenox. It is anticipated
that a number of Medford and
Ashland residents will attend
the picnic.
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Mrs. Wayne Dickinson, the
former Janet Ross, was married
to Cpl. Dickinson July 9 at the
First Preibyterian church in
Medford, the service being read
by the Rev. Harry W. Hansen.
Mrs. Dickinson is the niece of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Childers
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Childers
of Medford, and the corporal's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. D. D
Dickinson of Eugene, They are
now living in El Paio, Texas,
near Fort Bliss, where Cpl.
Dickinson is stationed with an
anti-aircraft artillery unit. (Pho
to by Kennell-Ellis Studio. Eu
gene.)
Mrs. Bebb Guest
Of Calif ornians
Royal E. Bebb and son Ward
have returned from an enjoy
able 10-day stay in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Bebb accompanied
them and remained a week in
the bay ity, continunig on
south later to Arcadia, the home
of Mrs. O. B. Kee. She will di
vide her time between there
Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
While in San Francisco the
Bcbbs were week-end guests of
the Rev. and Mrs. Herald Gard
ner at the rectory of St. Luke's
Episcopal church where the Rev.
Gardner occupied . the pulpit
uring July. He is dean of St.
Mark's Cathedral, Salt Lake
City, and formerly was rector of
St. Mark's church here.
Party Is Surprise
For Barbara Gunn
Barbara Gunn was honor
guest at a surprise party given
August 2 at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Gunn, Ross Lane, the affair cele
brating her tenth birthday.
Games were played, after the
honor guest had opened her
birthday gifts, and refreshments
were served. The tables were
decorated in red, white and blue
and sweelpeas were used as cen
terpieces. The guest of honor cut
her birthday cake, making the
ten traditional wishes.
Present were Betty C'.in-k,
Betty Wright, Nancy and Jean
Cox, Shirley and Carol Boswell.
June Danby, Lelia Cook, Ailene
Hopkins, Marian Mitchell, Mor
ris Lee and Jimmie Gunn and
the honored guest.
Assisting Mrs. Gunn were
Mrs. Idabellc Colter and Miss
Ailene Hopkins.
Guests Entertained
At G. C. Wimer Home
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George C. Wimer, 410 Ivy
street, this last week were Sec
ond Lt. and Mrs. Alvin L. Wim
er, .vlrs. D. C. Wimer and Miss
Jamie Brueggur of Eugene, Ore.
Lt. and Mrs. Wimer arrived
from Arizona, where the officer
graduated August 4 as a bomber
pilot, and will be here until the
middle of this week, leaving
then for Albuquerque, N. M.
Mrs. D. C. Wimer, whose hus
banc is an ensign on a navy car
rier, arrived here from Chula
Vista, Calif., to spend some time
with her husband's parents. Miss
Bruegger Is a school friend of
both Mrs. Alvin and Mrs. D. C.
Wimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler
In Modford Frpm South
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Butler of
Los Angeles are In Medford to
visit relatives and friends. Mrs.
Under is the former Mrs. Besnli.
Smith of Medford, her wedding
to Mr. Butler taking place in
the south last week. Mr. Butler
is a well known Los Angeles I
sportsman. While in the valley
the Butlers will also visit Mrs.
Butler's mother, Mrs. Mamie
Vcnable In Ashland.
GROCETERIA
NUMBER 1
Sixth and Central
OPEN
TODAY
9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Mary Holloway
Is Honor Guest
Wednesday Eve
Miss Beverly Brooks was
hostess Wednesday evening at a
party which complimented Miss
Mary Holloway, who is leaving
soon to make her home in Phoe
nix, Ariz. Miss Brooks enter
tained at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brooks,
335 South Riverside.
The evening was spent at
cards and the guests presented
ot handkerchiefs. Invited to the
'! anair were Mrs. L-nanes iewis,
Miss Dee Gould, Mrs. Shirley
Spencer, Miss Carol Ham, Miss
June Chesney, Mrs.- William C
Broumley, Mrs. Darrel Davis,
Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Miss Lucile
Gibson, Mrs. Leo' Hoag, Mrs.
Ross Minneci, Mrs. William A
Holloway, and the guest of
honor, Miss Holloway.
Bridge Luncheon
Given Recently
At Wright Home
Mrs. Ray E. Wright and Mrs
William A. Holloway entertain
ed recently at luncheon and
bridge, the affair being at Mrs
Wright s home, 60 North Orange
street. A profusion of vari-col-ored
gladioli were used to deco
rate the rooms.
Prizes for high scores at
bridge went to Mrs. Roland
Smith, Mrs. Fred Sweeney and
Mrs. Claude Holmes. Twenty
five friends were invited for the
party.
Frank Antinone
Is Honor Guest
A party Monday evening at
the Hobby House, 15 Keene Way
Drive, honored Frank Antinone,
who has been listed for military
service. Those present were Gail
Codding, Jane Watson, Jean
Antinone, Charleen Nichols,
Donald McMahan, Bob Clay-
pool, Dorothy Anderson, Ralph
Hulse, Wayne Rose, Mary Ber
rian, Bill Hedrick, Bill Ross,
Jerry Warren, the honored
guest and the patron and patron
esses, the Rev. Milo C. Ross,
Mrs. R. J. Antinone and Mrs.
Wendell M. Votaw.
The evening was spent with
badminton and other active
games and concluded with a
taffy pull and serving of soft
drinks. Young Antinone was
presented with a gift.
Guests Depart Monday
After Stay In Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Palmer
and daughter, Margaret, of
Eugene, and Mrs. Ethel Laham
of Seminole, Okla., were In the
valley recently visiting relatives.
They were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Daugherty and fam
ily of Eagle Point and Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Daugherty and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Daugherty and family, Mrs. Fay
Harris and Mrs. Johnny Lokia
of Medford. Mrs. Palmer and
Mrs. Laham are sisters of
Arthur, Everett and Harry
Jaugherty.
Mrs. Palmer, her daughter
and her son, Lewis, now a cap-
lain in the army, formerly lived
here. Mr., Palmer is mill owner
in Eugene.
Tie visitors left August 7 for
Smith River, Calif., to visit a
sister, Mrs. Eva Faulkner.
Birthday Party Honors
Mrs. Mirtie Stafford
McLcod Mrs. Louise Staf
ford was hostess at a dinner
party given at her home Friday
evening, Aug. 4, honoring her
mother. Mrs. Mirtie Stafford on
her birthday anniversary.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Shepard and son Ronnie,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stafford and
Mr; and Mrs. Edward Stafford.
Mr. Shepard, electrician's mate
third class, is home on leave. He
has been attending the Univer
sity of Minnesota, but will now
be stationed at Seattle, Wash.
Auxiliary Observing
Annual Vacation Time
Next meeting of the auxiliary
to the Sapnish American War
Veterans will be held Oct. 4, it
was announced today by Auxili
ary President Bertha Bonney.
Last meeting of the group was
held in July and the usual an
nual vacation period is now be
ing observed.
Sojourners' Club
To Hold Picnic
At McKee Bridge
Plans for the annual picnic of
the Medford Sojourner's club
were made at the meeting
Thursday at the Girls' Commun
ity club. It will be held next
Sunday, August 20 and is for
members and husbands. The
group is to meet at the Medford
city park and from there will
go to McKee bridge for the pic
nic Arrangements are in charge
of Mrs. H. W. Crain.
Mrs. Merton Lyster was host
ess chairman for the meeting
last week, and was assisted by
Mrs. F. W. Rehling and Mrs.
Crain. Dessert was served from
a table arranged with garden
flowers. Cards followed, with
Mrs. Rehling and Mrs. Leo Mc
Corkle winning pinochle prizes
and Mrs. W. Alex Kuehlthau,
Mrs. B. C. Taylor and Mrs. A.
A. Welch winning bridge prizes.
Mrs. Howard Swanson was also
presented a prize.
Mrs. Taylor, formerly of Eu
gene, is a prospective member
and Mrs. Leona Baxter and Mrs.
Walter E. Ottmer were guests.
Forest Official
Speaks For Union
A. D. McRcynolds of the State
Forest Patrol spoke on fire pre
vention and forest protection at
the meeting of the Medford W.C.
T.U. held Thursday afternoon In
the Salvation 'Army hall. Mr.
McReynolds stated that Oregon
has one-fourth of the standing
timber in the United States and
praised the work of the look
outs posted for the protection of
the forests. He spoke of the need
of a forestry course in our
schools.
Mrs. Wiliard G. Shearburn
gave a devotional message and
nominating committee was
appointed by the president.
Miss Hurd Leaving
After Vacation Hera
Miss Ann Hurd is returning to
Portland this evening after
spending a vacation with her
mother, Mrs. E. H. Hurd, at 1136
West Tenth street. Miss Hurd is
a member of the professional
staff of the Council of Social
Agencies-of Portland and Mult
nomah county. Miss Hurd spent
a part of her vacation with her
brother, Joubert Hurd, and fam
ily at Piedmont, Calif.
Valley Residents Make
Trip To Crescent City
Mrs. R. D. Coffin and baby
son of 840 Palm street, Mrs.
Grace E. Reed of 328 Edwards
street, and Mrs. William G.
Reed of Ashland spent two days
this week at Crescent City, Cal.
Leaving Tuesday morning, they
returned from the vacation trip
Thursday.
Mrs. Lamb Dinner Guest
In Ashland on Thursday
Mrs. W. R. Lamb of Palm
street, Medford, was a dinner
guest Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ivan Hatfield of
Ashland. Mrs. Lamb is a former
resident of Ashland, having
lived there many years ago.
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AAUW President
Hostess Tuesday
At Buffet Dinner
fr A M fannnn entertain
ed Tuesday evening at her home
on Glen Oak Court for officers
and committee members oi me
Medford chapter, American as-
tociation of university women,
of which she is president. A
h,iff.t riinntr was served at
seven o'clock and was followed
by card games.
Amnno ffupcts were Mrs. Rob
ert E. Dodge, Ashland, president
last year oi me asiuhuu .-hoh
nf tha university women, and
her house guest, Mrs. Mary Win-
thr nf Rlnnmincton. Ind.
The Medford chapter will re
sume its fall and winter program
of meetings In September.
Dodges Honored
At Supper Party
Given By Troop
tyia T?nciA Tr.i.Mrs entertain-
rt Thursday evening at a stoak
supper, the affair honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence LHXige. iurs.
nndffa aided in organization of
the srouD of riders this spring
and has served as coach for the
past several months.
Thursday's supper was an out
door affair at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Harrison in
Fern Vallev. Twenty members
and guests were present.
Party Celebrates
Birthday Of Guest
A party given August 7 cele
brated the first birthday anni
versary of little Ruth LaVerne
Troxell of Lakeview, Ore. The
party was given at the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
W. N. Troxell, Route 1, Medford,
and the honored guest was. pre
sented with a number of gifts.
Refreshments were served.
Attending the affair were
Mrs. L. W. Bates, Sandra and
Lee; Mrs. Rawlie Holmes, Joan
and Curtis; Mrs. Robert Boyd,
Mrs. C. V. Balderston, Steve and
Dale; Mrs. L. J. Balderston and
daughter Shirley Jean; Mrs.
Frank Dupray, Larry and Dixie;
Frances, Arlene and Delbert
Troxell, the latter of the navy;
Mrs. Gust Peterson, Mrs. Ella
Balderston, Miss Juanita Finch,
all of Medford; Mrs. B. A. Finch,
Mrs. Vern Troxell and the guest
of honor, Ruth LaVerne, of
Lakeview.
Zontians To Hear
Meeting Reports
Reports of the annual conven
tion of Zonta International, held
in Chicago,, will be given by
Mrs. Effie Kurtz at a meeting i
scheduled for Monday night.
The meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Fabrick, 106 .
Crater Lake avenue, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Kurtz remained in Chi-'
cago following the close of the
convention and enrolled in spe
cial music courses. She was re-
appointed chairman of the music
committee of Zonta Internation
al, having served as chairman
this past year. I
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Rebekah Sisters
Are Entertained
Thursday Evening
More than 60 women of the
Rebekah lodge enjoyed a picnic
supper Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. 'Bessie Dyer, 29
Myrtle 6treet, with members of
the Past Noble Grands club en
tertaining sister Rebekahs. Sup
per was served in the yard of
the Dyer home and the remain
der ot the evening was spent
with a variety of .games.
Serving on the committee for
the supper were Mrs. Minnie
Bryant. Mrs. Julia Gregory, Mrs.
Marie Hanson, Mrs. Nettie Gro
ver, Mrs. Grace Hamlin. On the
entertainment committee were
the Mesdames Myrtle Newton,
Lottie Cafe, Ina Huson, Sara
Redden and Pearl Blanton. Mrs.
Iva Walden is president of the
club.
Visitors were Wilma Moser, a
Rebekah from Wichita, Kans.,
and Elinor Guderson, Minne
apolis, who Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. R. G. Finch.
Mistletoe Camp.
To Hold Picnic
Mistletoe Camp, Royal Neigh
bors of America, is planning a
picnic supper for Thursday eve
ning of next week. Members of
the camp and their families
have been invited to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller,
Orchard Home Drive, for the
outdoor party, which is sched
uled for 6:30 oclock. The com
mittee in charge asks that the
members bring service for their
families and one covered dish
for the menu.
Three Are Visitors
At Herb Crain Home
Miss Leone Baxter and Mrs.
J. Preston Bradford of Santa
Ana, Calif., are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb.
Crain, 1020 W. 11th St. The visi
tors plan to spend a week with
friends in the valley. Mrs. Crain's
mother, Mrs. E. A. Meyers, ar
rived Saturday morning for a
few days visit here.
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