EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) HAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. March t. .1952
Society
and Clubs
Medford Couples
Home From Trips
To Hawaii, South
Additional vacationists have
returned home in recent days
alter winter trips.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott V. Davis,
1709 East Main street, have re
turned home after spending five
weeks in Hawaii. They made the
trip over by United Airlines and
returned on the cruise ship,
Tro:iHprit Wilson.
The Davises were in Hawaii
during the hotel strike, and re
port that while there was mucn
irwnnvenicnce and confusion,
residents of Honolulu aided in
the emergency by volunteering
to replaced the workers out on
strike.
Also returning recently were
Mr. and Mrs. Al Littrell, Rogue
Valley estates, who spent a
seven-week vacation in Mexico
and Guatamala. After a stay in
Mexico City, the Littrells went
to Acapulco. En route back to
the United States they stoppea
In Guatamala.
The trio home was by way of
New Orleans, where the couple
attended the annual Mardi bras
festival. They were met in New
Orleans by Miss Charlotte Rog
ers, former Red Cross represen
tative at the Camp White veter
ans domiciliary now srauonea
in California.
CALENDAR '
Thursday
6:30 p.m. Adarel chapter,
OES, Jacksonville Masonic
temple.
7:30 p.m. Central Point PTA,
at school.
8 pan. AAUW Evening Arts
group, Mrs. Oscar Heyerman,
125 Winema way.
Friday
10:30 a.m. Griffin Creek Ex
tension unit, home of Mrs. Lloyd
Hamlin, Arnold lane.
1:30 p.m. Jolly Stitchers,
Mrs. Al Floyd, 505 Keeneway
drive.
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Varied Selections
To Be On Program .
Of Concert Pianist
Selection certain 'to satisfy
the tastes of all persons who
love fine music will be included
in the Sunday afternoon recital
of Theodor Haig, according to
Mrs. Cay Hufman, instructor in
music at Southern Oregon col
lege. The New York concert pi
anist will appear at the Lithia
theater, Ashland, in a 3 o'clock
program, Sunday, March 9.
Included in the four-part re
cital will be numbers by such
well known piano masters as
Mozart, Beethoven, Mendels
ohn, Shumann, Brahms, Chopin,
Albeniz, Debussy and Liszt
The pianist, who has been
playing since childhood, has giv
en professional concerts in this
country, Canada, South Amer
ica, Europe and Africa. He re
cently returned from an en
gagement in Honolulu.
The piano, however, is only
one of two careers, for he is ex
ceptionally known in the New
York area for the joint radio
programs with bis wife, Ruby
Mercer. Their "Mr. and Mrs.
Opera" program on WNYC is
now augmented by "Music We
Like" four-a-week shown on
WOR.
Mr. Haig is currently spend
ing much of his time as accom
panist for the ballerina Svet
tova. She will accompany the
musician to Ashland and will
attend the Sunday concert, Mrs.
Hufman said.
The concert is sponsored by
Southern Oregon college. Tick
ets may be purchased in ad
vance at Pruitt's Music center
and Purucker Piano home.
Konopaseks Leave
After Stay Here;
Honored at Party
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Konopasek
left Monday for their home in
Verdigre, Neb., after spending a
month visiting relatives and
friends in the Rogue River
valley.
Last Friday evening a family
gathering was held m the hous
ing project recreation hall to
honor the couple. The event ob
served Mr. Konopasek's "Leap
Year" birthday, and also marked
the couple's wedding anniver
sary. The Konopaseks were mar
ried February 14, 1946.
Hostesses for the party were
Mrs. Robert Plaff and Mrs.
Charles Konopasek. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plaff
and family, Mrs. Vine Cihlar
Sr., Central Point; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Konopasek and Janet,
Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. William
B. Konopasek and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Konopasek,
Dean and Joan Beth. Forrest B.
Liddell, Roma and Gilbert, Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Young, Mrs. Ce
celia Young, Mr. and Mrs.
George Barnum Jr., and Michael,
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Bessey,
Debra Lynn and Vicki Jo, Mr
and Mrs. Jim Andus, Mr. and
Mrs. William Tomka and sons
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Konopasek and Raymond Lee,
all of Medford, and the honored
guests. '
Take Library Tour
. Jackson County Classroom
Teachers' association held the
March meeting Saturday in the
library of Southern Oregon col
lege.
Miss Jeanette Smith of the
library staff took the 40 teach
ers on a tour of the library in
the same fashion that a teacher
would take a group of school
children on a similar tour. '
"Lures to reading" were color
ful exhibits tastefully arranged
about the library on shelves and
tables, and Miss Smith gave an
informative talk as the tour pro
gressed. Will Meet Friday
The regular meeting of the
Pocahontas lodge will be held
Friday, March 7, at 8 pjn. with
Mrs. Alfred Coffman presiding.
Entertainment will follow the
meeting and the committee has
asked members to take "white
elephants."
Meeting Saturday
Junior Degree of Honor club
will meet Saturday, March 8, at
10 a.m. in the Lincoln school
gymnasium. Mrs. H. G. .Wilson,
director, reminds members that
they may bring friends. Lunch
will be served.
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Little furs make big fashion
newt for Spring '52. One type is
the pertly flared jacket, such as
the American broadtail design
shown, that can be worn for cas
ual daytime occasions or for
more gala evening events. Jacket
by Doris Day.
Central Point Bethel
Makes Project Plans;
Members Present Drill
Central Point Money-making
projects were discussed at the
last meeting of Central Point
bethel, Jobs Daughters.
The doll project will be
completed soon, and girls were
asked to complete the clothing
as soon as possible. A candy sale
will be held, the candy to be
packed especially for the bethel
by Seversens Candy company of
Medford.
The money from these and
other projects will go to finance
the expenses of the bethel girls
to grand guardian council at
Roseburg.
February 27 bethel members
participated in a patriotic pro
gram sponsored by Malta com
mandery, Knights Templars,
held at the Masonic hall in Med
ford. The bethel presented a
patriotic drill, entitled "The
LMaking of the Flag."
Committee for the meeting of
the bethel was composed of Pat
Snook, Nancy Runyan, Sharon
Whitlock, Esther Snook, Carol
Wyatt, Mrs. Paul Snook and
Mrs. Runyan.
In California
Dr. and Mrs. John Schutt, ac
companied by their son, John and
daughter, Laura, made a brief
visit earlier this week with Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Meadows, 310
Portland avenue. The travelers
continued to San Francisco to
visit a daughter and son-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Barker, and
were accompanied by Mrs. Meadows.
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The suit dress, wiih wide
skirt and snug-fitting jacket, is
slated to be a junior , favorite
for Spring. And the costume
above, in a taffeta weave of
Orion, acetate and viscose rayon,
is typical. An Emily Wilkens
design.
Mrs! Paul Hatton
Wins Tournament
Of Duplicate Club .
Mrs. Paul Hatton won the an
nual individual bridge tourna
ment of Medford Duplicate
Bridge club held Sunday at the
Medford hotel. Mrs. Harton's
score for the two sessions, one
afternoon and one evening, was
263 points.
In second place was Marvin
Kahn with a total score of 242
and Budd Gail was third with
241. Mrs. W. W. Stevenson took
fourth with 235V& points and
T. J. Fuson was fifth with 228.
Mrs. Hatton's score of 14614
points topped the afternoon ses
sion. Other winners for the first
half of the tournament were
Budd Gail, 127; Mrs. Josephine
Clark, 123V6; Mrs. A. F. Sten
nett and Marvin Kahn, who tied
for fourth and fifth with 123
points.
Winners for the evening ses
sion were Mrs. Fuson, 129; Mrs.
Stevenson, 127; Mrs. B. L. San
derson, 123; William Kennedy,
120; Mrs. Kahn, 119V4.
Sirs. George Codding was tour
nament director. Master points
and double rating points are is
sued by the American Contract
Bridge league for winners of
these tournament.
A committee composed of Mrs.
Hatton, Mrs. Fred Rehling and
Mrs. Al Gilhousen took charge
of refreshments, decorations and
prizes. '
Tuesday night the club played
for master points at the weekly
session. In first place were Budd
Gail and T. J. Fuson with 148
points, and in second place were
Mrs. Paul Hatton and Roy Pruitt,
who scored 141 points.
Mrs. A. F. Stennett and Mrs.
R. J, Conroy took third with 135,
and fourth went to Mrs. B. L.
Sanderson and Mrs. George Cod
ding with 134 points. In fifth
place were Mrs. W. W. Steven
son and Mr. Sanderson with 133.
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Burns,' Robt. Holcomb, Hugh Carroll Watson, Shady Cove;
Graham, Jerry Hicks, ' Kather- the guest of honor, Mrs. Graham,
ine Henry, Travis Littlefield, and hostess, Mrs. Close.
Sweaters are all dressed up for
Spring. Typical, is this short
sleeved cardigan with delicately
colored Beauvais embroidery en
twined in lovers' knots and a
pearl button closing from the
neckline to the rib bottom.
Knitted of wool-and-rayon yarn.
By Rosanna knitted Sportswear.
Newest shoe designs are opened
wide for Spring. Typical ex
ample of this new bared look,
could be the stripping sandals,
shown above, that can be worn
for daytime or evening in kid
skin, buckskin, satin, suede with
jet trim or satin with rhinestone
'trim. J&J Slater.
Secretaries Meet
In Klamath Falls
Several members of Rogue
Valley chapter, National Secre
taries -, association, attended a
dinner meeting at the Winema
hotel in Klamath Falls Febru
ary 29. Members of the Klam
ath Falls chapter were hostesses
for the gathering.
Attending from Medford were
Mrs. Vivian Warner, Mrs. Janice
Erwin, Mrs. Vivian Howard,
Mrs. Helen Apple, Mrs.' Darlyne
Rudd, Mrs. Mary Hartley, Mrs.
Mary- Lovejoy, . Miss Marjorie
Banning and Mrs. Evelyn Schroe-
der.
Purpose of the visit was to ex
change ideas for membership
drives and for publicity cam
paigns for chapters.
New Club toHold
Open House Party
Talent The recently organ
ized Youth club of Wagner Creek
will hold open house the evening
of Saturday, March 8, at the
school house three miles south
east of Talent, on Wagner Creek
road.
The chaperones, Mr. and Mrs.
Clint Hopper and Dave Brabbin,
state games and - dancing are
planned and refreshments will be
served. Everyone is welcome and
parents are especially asked to be
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The club includes all young
people from seventh grade
through high school and will
meet the second and fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
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Trail Hostess Gives
Recent Shower-Party
Shady Cove - Tra 1 Mrs.
Claude Close of Trail enter
tained at her home on Butte
Creek the afternoon' of Febru
ary . 25 with a shower honor
ing Mrs. Russell Graham, Sha
dy Cove. Several games were
played with prizes being won
by Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs.
Robert Holcomb of Shady Cove,
after which the gifts were open
ed under a large decorated um
brella. Many presents were re
ceived from women unable to
attend. Refreshments ' were
served following the opening
of the gifts.
Present were Mesdames Scot
tie Parrick, Frank Busch and
Mary Clark, Trail; Orville
Stone, Days Creek, and Mes
dames Ed Learning, John Wilson,
Harold Bryson, Dick Bartuss,
Kenneth Paulson, John Collins,
Max Hawks, A. F. Johnson, Bob
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