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Second Festival Concert
To Feature Songs, Dances
Ashland Informality will be the order ef the evening at the
Oregon Shakespearean festival's second concert of Elizabethan
music on Sunday evening at 8:30 pan. in the Shakespeare theater
in Ashland, according to the music director, Bernard Windt.
Program emphasis will be on
folk songs of the Elizabethan
period, arranged for the madri
gal singers, instrumental groups,
and soloists, and the entire pro
duction is being staged as an
after-dinner entertainment in
the manor house of an Eliza
bethan lord.
Among the numbers which
the madrigalists will sing are
"April is in my Mistress face.
"The Silver Swan," and "Shoot,
False Love, I Care Not." Brad
Curtis will sing two additional
folk songs, "Waily, Waily." and
"The Willow Song." with lute
accompaniment.
Among the numbers played
by the string ensemble will be
Gabrieli's "Three Ricercan,
Dowland's "Suite," and Gibbons'
"Ayre."
Helen Da vies will sing 'Under
the Greenwood Tree" and a duet
with Elizabeth Walker. "While
You Here do Snoring Lie;
The finale, by the entire com
pany, will be the familiar
"Greensleeves," using the tune
which Shakespeare knew
In addition to these and other
musical numbers, the concert
will include a number of Eliza
bethan dances and a monologue
from Beaumont and Fletcher's
"Knight of the Burning Pestle."
Richard Graham will play the
manor lord and Clara Margaret
Daniels his lady. The dialogue
which ties the musical program
together was taken from over 20
Elizabethan plays by Philip Han
son. The overall production is
directed by Hanson and Angus
Bowmer, with Bernard Windt
directing the musicians and Wil
liam Ball the Elizabethan
dancers.
In addition to members of the
acting company, many well
known valley musicians will ap
pear in the concert.
Tickets are $.73 for members
of the association and $1.00 for
others, with children's price set
at $.75. Tickets may be pur
chased at the box office in Ash
land or at Swem's book and gift
shop, Medford.
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Friday
7 p.m. Steelhead post and
auxiliary, VFW, Shady Cove
VFW halt
8 p.m. Rogue Valley auxil
iary to Veterans of World War
I. Camp White VFW halL
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Buckaroo Brunch
Set for Sunday
At (.emery Ranch
Final plans are being made
this, week for the Buckaroo
brunch and playday to be given
by Medford Trail Riders Sunday
at the ranch of Dr. Charles W.
Lemery on Barnett road. A
gymkhana and horse show will
follow the brunch.
Brunch will be served from 11
a. m. to 1:30 p. m. with Pat's
"flannel cakes" to be featured
with ham and eggs the commit
tee states. Holders of brunch
tickets are invited to stay and
participate in or watch the play-
day.
Events for horses and riders
will include a Texas barrel race,
stake race, a "seat and hands'
class for riders under 12 and
other program numbers.
Members of Medford Business
and Professional Women's club
and women's professional and
service clubs of the city will at
tend the event it is stated, sub
stituting the brunch and play
day for the annual joint picnic
held by such clubs.
Duplicate Bridge Club
Name Session Winners
Medford Duplicate Bridge club
met at the Moose hall Tuesday
night, with 26 attending.
North-south first place win
ners were Mrs. F. R. Baker and
George Rode, who scored 57 Vi
points, ana east-west top win
ners were Edward Mathis and
Virgil Temple, who scored 59
points.
In second from north-south
were Mrs. B. B. Hughes and
Mrs. B. L. Sanderson, with a
score of 51V4 points, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Kennedy took
third with 50 points. The Paul
McDuffees were fourth with 42
points.
Mrs. Josephine Clark and
Howard Boyd scored 53 points to
take second for east-west play
ers, and Mrs. M. R. Gibbons and
Mrs. Yvonne Dalen were third
with 52 points. Fourth went to
Mrs. R. Milestone and Mrs. Alice
Swanson for a score of 47 points.
Cruisers To Hold
Swimming Party
Cruisers of First Presbyterian
church. Medford. will hold their
annual swimming party, Mon
day, August 24, at the George
Flanagan home, near the Elk
Lumber company. Dinner will
be at 6:45 p. m. and those at
tending are to take a hot dish
or salad and table service. Cof
fee, rolls and desert will be
furnished.
Swimming will precede din
ner.
Group Postpones
Benefit Dance
Central Point The benefit
dance planned by Central Point
Lions auxiliary for Saturday,
August 22, has been postponed,
the auxiliary announces this
morning.
It will be rescheduled at a
later date.
Los Angeles Tax
Evasion Check Due
Hollywood U.E) A door-to-door
check for federal income
tax evaders will start in the Los
Angeles area in about 15 days,
according to M- A. Fremming,
regional commissioner of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Fremming. in San Francisco,
made the disclosure last night in
a telephone interview with CBS
newsman Grant Holcomb here.
He said the check would be simi
lar to those conducted In Boston
and Omaha.
Fremming said revenue bureau
workers will ask local residents
if they filed a return . and re
quest to see duplicate forms if
the answer is "yes."
"No" answers will result in
further questions to determine
what taxes. If any, are due,
Fremming said.
Names of persons who cannot
produce tax form duplicates will
be checked at local collections
offices.
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Lady Lions Plan 'I
For Coming Year
Medford Lady Lions held the
first board meeting of the club
year at the home of Mrs. Dwight
Johnson, 641 S. Holly street.
New officers include Mrs. John
son, president;- Mrs. Norman
Burke, vice-president; Mrs. Alan
Jewett, secretary and Mrs. Alva
Perkins, treasurer.
Committee chairmen taking
office ,are Mrs. Robert Urie,
membership and hospitality:
Mrs. Joseph Christensen, public
ity; Mrs. Noble Vincent, flowers
and cards; Mrs. Lee Mellish, pro
gram; Mrs. Eston Humphrey,
historian; Mrs. Norman Burke,
welfare; Mrs. Archie Fries, tele
phone hostess; Mrs. C. C Hag
gard, Girl Scouts and Mrs. James
Campbell, parliamentarian.
A potluck dinner is planned
for members and their husbands
at 6:30 o'clock tonight, at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth Campbell,
520 Dakota street The first busi
ness meeting of the group will
be held Thursday, September 10
at the home of Mrs. Alan Jewett,
1104 Queen Anne avenue, at 7:30
p. m.
.
Circle Women Hear'
Of Course, Festival
At Recent Meeting .
Circle 10. Woman's Society of
Christian Service, First Metho
dist Church, met August 18 at
the home of Mrs. Russell Rose-
borough, 151 Highland drive.
Mrs. Glenn Duysen was co-
hostess. Mrs. John M. Sanderson
was a visitor.
The chairman, Mrs. George
Montgomery, presided and open
ing devotions were given by
Mrs. Glenn Duysen.
The date of the Christmas Gift
festival was announced as De
cember 4. A work night will be
held August 25 at the home of
Mrs. G. A. Dierdorff, 2631 Hill
crest road.
Registrations were taken for
the Bible study course, "Jere
miah," to be taught September
&12, by Dr. Gertrude Boyd
Crane.
Mrs. G. A. Dierdorff was in
charge of the program, based on
"The Great Need for Missionary
Personnel." Mrs. Roy Gilbertson
and Mrs. John Kent assisted.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. The September
meeting will be held at the
hom of Mrs. Al Filatreau, 124
Vancouver avenue. Mrs. Charles
Leibbrand will be co-hostess.
Daughters Visit
At Young Home
Lt. Col. and Mrs. D. C. G ruber
and -children, Kathleen, Donna
Lee and Joy Ann, were recent
guests of Mrs. Gruber's mother,
Mrs. Lillian Young, 257 Beatty
street. Colonel G ruber is station
ed at Hillair base, near Ogden,
Utah, and the family lives near
Ogden.
While here the G rubers spent
a day with Dr. and Mrs. L. D.
Inskeep at their home.
Also visiting here were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson and
children, Richard, Barbara and
Roger of Ft Klamath, Ore. Mr.
Nicholson being a cattle rancher.
Mrs. Nicholson is also a daugh
ter of Mrs. Young.
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Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stewart,
Coos Bay, are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ham
ilton, Arnold lane. They arrived
here from McKenzie river where
they had been fishing and while
in this vicinity have fished the
Rogue. They plan to leave Sat
urday.
Friday. Angnst SI. 1853
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