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Queen Mother Takes Advice
Of Daughter, Sees Musical
Thursday, October 28, 1954
Br ELIZABETH TOOMEY
New York U.R) ; Like
any other - mother, Britain's
Queen Mother Elizabeth takes
: a daughter's advice- when it
comes to picking the place to
go on a night out in Manhattan.
Because daughter' Margaret,
the pretty princess who keeps
up with the latest song hits and
Broadway musicals, told her
. mother she must see "Pajama
Game," a few thousand New
Yorkers and a handful of tour
ists today are impressing their
' friends with , stories of the
queen mother at the theater.
A champagne glass with trac
es of pink lipstick sits atop an
old piano backstage at the St.
' James Theater, The queen drank
, from it.
' Three women from Cleveland,
Ohio, can give a minute descrip
tion of the back of the queen
mother's head. Their seats were
directly behind the second row
where the royal party sat.
"I iuit never thought it would
happen," sighed Mrs. Fra nk
Stoddard at the first act inter-
: mission. The queen mother and
her ladies in waiting had gone
backstage to meet the stars,
-' but Mrs. Stoddard and her two
'companions from Ohio had no
desire to move from their choice
r seats, They thought the queen
was -sigh "just wonderful."
"Boy, did you see those dia
monds!" Janls. Paige, red.nairea
actress who co-stars in the show
exclaimed later. Her dressing
room was the largest, so the
royal theater party came there
to meet the stars.
The queen mother ' making
her first appearance in an eve
ning gown ' since she arrived
two days ago for an unofficial,
24-day visit in the United States
and Canada, -wore a pale blue
lace evening dress glistening
with silver threads, a fluffy fox
tola and a dazzling diamond
necklace. No tiara.
"I've heard thta music buz
zing around at home for weeks,"
he told Miss Paige and Ringing
star John Raltt. "It is a favorite
of Margaret's, She will be so
jealous when she hears I've seen
the show." . '
After a few sips of champagne
the queen mother returned to
her seat.
...
Women Attend
Council Session
In Washington -
Mrs. A. T. Lathrap, Central
Point. Mrs. M. C. Smith, Cor
vnllis, and Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrlck,
Salem, are representing Oregon
at the National Home Demon
stration council : meeting .. In
Washington, ' D. C. October 21
, and continues to November 4.
Mrs, Smith is president of the
Oregon Home Economics Exten
sion council, Mrs. Kllpatrlck is
western regional director for the
national group, and Mrs.Xathrop
Is national subscription chair
man for its publication, "The
Country Woman."
- Representing Oregon's 15,000
members of Oregon home exten
sion units, they will also attend
a two-day meeting of the Coun
try Women's Council and a one
day civil defense meeting in
Washington.
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VISITOR Mrs. F. B. A.
Rundall, wife of the British
consul general in New York
curtseys as she greets Queen
Mother Elizabeth, who ar
rived in New York aboard
the liner Queen Elizabeth.
Looking on is British Ambas
sadorfSir Roger Makins.
Parents Attend "
Weekend Program
At Willamette - ;
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bright
and son Robert- were in Salem
last weekend to attend Parents'
weekend at Willamette univer
sity. The Brights visited their
older son, Lewis, a freshman
who participated in Varsity
Varieties, one of the weekend
festivities. He is a pledge of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity, and presi
dent of the pledge class.
The Brights saw the football
game between junueia couege
and Willamette as well as at
tending other events scheduled
for the weekend. They were din
ner guests at the Phi Delta Theta
house.
Also attending the parents'
program were Mr. and Mrs. I.
A, Mirick, whose son, Keith, is
a se'nior at Willamette. He is also
a member of Phi Delta Theta.
Another visitor was Mrs.
Lloyd Shannon, Ruch, whose
son Bill Shannon, is a sophomore
at the school.
Weekly Winners ,
Announced by Club.
, Roy Prultt and B. L. Sander
son topped players who attended
the weekly session of Mcdford
Duplicate Bridge club Tuesday,
taking first place with 66 points.
Howard Boyd and William B.
Kennedy were second with 65,
and Mrs., Sanderson and T. J.
Fuson wero third with 62 points.
Mrs. Ben Todd and Mrs. George
B. Dean were fourth with 68
points. ,
Lutheran ChTrch -Plans
Festival
' The annual harvest festival
sponsored by the Ladles' Aid
society of Zion Lutheran church
Will be a Smorgasbord Novem
ber 12. Serving will be from S
to 7:30 p.m. and members of the
congregation and friends are in
vited. Tickets must be purchased
by November 8, and will be
available after services on Sun
day. '
Big Game Hunters
To Be Speakers
For Medford Club
Two big game hunters, Peter
Ryhiner and his wife, Mercla,
will be guests of Rogue River
Valley Knife and Fork club on
Monday, November 8 according
to Dunbar Carpenter, president.
Big-game hunting is nothing
newt but the Ryhiner's hunting
is different, since they never
use guns. The two capture the
animals alive, cage and trans
port them across the oceans for
the pleasure of the millions who
visit zoos.
Club are to make dinner reser
vations with the secretary, Mrs.
O. A. Eden, 211 Genessee street,
no later than Saturday, Novem
ber 6.
Sorority Chapter .
Plans Projects
At Last Meeting
' Alpha Lambda chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority
held a regular meeting Monday
at the home of Mrs. Chester
Peterson, 2584 Bullock road.-
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. Charles Jones, president,
who discussed the coming year's
projects, which Include a rum
mage sale, baked foods sale, and
for the annual Easter seal sale
and the Lily day parade. Various
projects of community service
were mentioned and Mrs. Robert
Barbee was appointed chairman
of a committee to make a further
study of such needs.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Peterson, " after which a
general discussion was held on
the subject of "holiday deli
cacies," including recipes for
fruit cakes and cookies. It was
decided the sorority will hold
a "get together" on November
4 at the home of Mrs. William
Raymond, 728 Beekman avenue,
for the purpose of baking fruit
cakes for the holidays.
Hostess for the next meeting,
which will be held Monday,
November 8,' will be Mrs. Fred
Stammen, who will entertain at
her home, 920 West eleventh
street. Co-hostess will be Mrs.
Shirlee Brown.
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Thursday .
6:80 p.m. Phoenix Thurs
day club, Phoenix Community
club.
7 p.m. Talismon Rosebud'
council, Pythian Sunshine Girls,
Pythian building.
7:30 p.m. Altrusa' club, home
of Mrs. Maude Codding, 1015
Queen Anne avenue, '
8 p.m. Reames chapter,
OES, Medford Masonic temple.
fi p.m. Providence Guild
of Sacred Heart hospital, public
card party and auction, Jackson
hotel Pioneer room. .
Friday ,
10:30 a.m. Medford Truth
Center (Unity), Room 203, Holly
theater building.-
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Halloween Parties
To Be Held atY
' The annual Hallowe'en party
at the YMCA will be held In
two sections this year, with a
party for grade school children
and their families on Friday,
October 27, and a Halloween
dance for ' all teen-agers Satur
day evening, Qctober 30.- -
The party for families will
start with movies at 7 o'clock
Friday evening and will be fol
lowed by the 'spook tunnel' at
8:15 p.m. There will be games
for the families to play together,
and a costume parade ,witb
prizes for the ones showing the
most originality and the' most
fitness for Halloween. '
Refreshments will be served
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis
and their committee. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis are also in charge
of the evening's program.
Medford Student .
Queen Contestant
' Miss Joyce' Bearden, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. "Percy Bearden,
Lnzier lane, is one of 12 semi-
finalists in the University of
Oregon homecoming queen con
test at the university. She is a
member of. Alpha Phi sorority
an a junior at the school. Final
selections will be made Friday,
October 29.
. Originally 25 university wom
en were selected to compete In
the contest.
Last year Miss' Bearden was
named "Moonlight Girl" in an
annual, beauty contest staged by
a university fraternity.
Heiahf To Advanfaae In Social Situations
Chicago tu.B wng, snon,
or tall you can put your height
to advantage In social situations.
Dr. John E. Elchenlaub.Ack
ley, la., says there's no reason
why anyone should feel self
conscious about his height.
"Let your size help you to gen
uina npmonalitv and respect,"
Eichenlaub advised in Today's
Health, a publication of the
American Medical Association.
"When we look at a big man,
we look up to him if he simply
maals mi, Mon fit nimlitv In his
dress and manner, we find him
impressive.
"After you've settled into a
chair beside a medium-sized
man, you feel more at ease and
more comfortable with him than
with someone at either end of
the size scale. ...
"A small man can '"'"
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He can easily win sympathy and
support by simpiy rum..-e.
modest." ' i
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New Lone Pine School
Director To Be Named
A special mcetina of natrons
of school district No. 10, Lone
Pine, will be held at 8 p.m. Fri
day in the school to elect a new
school director to succeed W. M.
Ncal, who has resigned because
lie Is moving out of the district.
The term of office will be un
til June 30. 1957.
Voters also will consider the
proposed purchase of additional
acreage. Any resident of the dist
rict who is a registered voter
may vote in the election.
A favorite in most homes Is
a casserole of macaroni and
cheese. If you want to. pep it
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dtpjicd in garlic-flavored butter.
Mix this through the macaroni
at the tabic, just before serving.
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