TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday. November 17, 1954
OMEN'S
ECTION
White Organdy, Blue Satin
To Be Winter Hat Materia
By ELIZABETH TOOMEY
United Press 'Correspondent
New York (U.R) Who'd ever
think a well-dressed woman
-would appear on a wintry day
wearing a white organdy hat
with her warmest coat?
White organdy sounds more
like garden party frocks than
winter hats. And pale blue satin
reminds more people o wedding
gowns than tailored sailor hats
to wear with tweeds..
But like the etiquette expert
who picks up her fried chicken
in her fingers and makes it
socially . correct, certain people
: can appear on the snowy scene
wearing white organdy hats and
make them fashionable.
They're going to, too, along
"about holiday season this winter.
. White and pastel hats are the
holiday choice of Jrene, a vet
eran hat designer who is Mrs,
a At
irens a tone ana a grctuumuuici
in private life.
While Organdy Hat
"Look, it's a tailored white
organdy hat!'' Irene exclaimed,
holding aloft a small hat with
a rounded crown and an inch-
wide sailor brim and emphasiz-
. ing the word "tailored." She fas
tened it on the back of her head,
just behifid her fluffy pompadour
, that is sprinkled with grey.
"Hats have no age any more,"
T 1 J tirn, -J n m n(nilir
lie scuu. ' j. ne ucty vi mouuuij
millinery has passed, A woman
can wear any hat that is becom
ing if her hair is cut properly.
l m a granamoiner myseii, ana
I wear the same hats my daugh
ter would choose."
She designed . the severely
tailored, untrimmed winter hats
of white., organdy as well as
i slightjy. fluffier white organdy
draped turbans. Then she added
the same styles in navy blue
and black organdy, plus all kinds
of small, ; draped satin hats in
sherbet colors.
"You can wear these with
tweed suits," she said firmly.
When she had arrived at her
pink and beige showroom a few
minutes earlier, the designer had
worn a small draped pillbox, of
white satin that just covered the
crown oi ner neaa wnn ner aarK
crav suit. -.. J
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tinued. "They're more practical
for most women. The only hat
.that is right for you-and looks
well on you is the hat you put
on and forget. If you come home
and forget to take your hat off
until you're in the kitchen with
your apron on cooking dinner
then that hat is right for you.
The designer's newest hats
draw attention by their colors
and fabrics, not their shapes and
trimmings. They fit close to the
head, are set back from the hair
line and give an observer a dis
tinct impulse to walk up and feel
the material.
Irene thinks a well-dressed
woman can get by with three
hats in her wardrobe. Here are
her three recommendations:
"A daytime hat for suits .that
is either off-white or a strong
color that goes with black or
brown or navy; one hat for after-
five, preferably a pastel silk or
satin and one little black velvet
hat that suits either day or night
time occasions.''
Zuleima Temple
Plans Gifts for
Shrine Hospital
Contributions for Thanksgiv
ing day trays for children con
fined to Shrine Children's hos
pital, Portland, must be in by
Saturday, November 20, Zul
eima tmple, Daughters of the
Nile members were reminded to
day. Mrs. William A. Young,
Medford chairman of the pro
ject, says that gifts may be left
any day this week at Young s
Service shop, 116 North Front
street.
Candy, nuts, fruit or any good
ies suitable for the trays may be
contributed. Home canned goods
are acceptable only if they are
sealed with a metal top.
Extras for the children are
provided by Daughters of the
Nile for both Thanksgiving and
Christmas day v each year, and
sewing projects for the hospital
are carried on throughout the
year.
St. Mark's Guild
An . all-da meeting is slated
for members of St. Mark's auxil
iary guild Friday, November 26,
when arrangements for a bazaar
to be held December 3, will be
completed, officers have an
nounced. No meeting of the guild
will be held this week as previ
ously announced, they explained.
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Dress shown worn by
Rosemary Clooney in
the picture "White
Christmas." We have
all the styles of
dresses worn in the
picture on' display!
You'lt be franWy Irresistible n
this figure molding Empire
Princess charmer adapted iit
lustrous Faille . . . for added
marks of-excitement the-portrait
scoop "neckline bodice and
huge hip pockets are black
velvet trimmed Iewel
scattered ... perky hip-accenting
'String beWs of self fabric above pockets underscore thej
supple bouffant skirt, i. back zippered, short sleeves..
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Annual Girl Scout Meeting
Will Hear -National Worker
Miss Rosemary Murray, na
tional staff member for Girl
Scouts, is spending three days
in Medford. Miss Murray will
attend a meeting of Rogue Val
ley area, Girl. Scout council, to
be held Thursday, November 18,
at the YMCA from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m.
This is the annual fall coun
cil of scout workers during
which plans and policies for the
coming year will be discussed,
and reports of the past year will
Lions' Carnival
Set This Week;
More Toys Needed ,
Medford Lion's club is com
pleting plans this week for the
annual carnival to be held Fri
day and Saturday nights,' Nov
ember 19-20, at the Roots motor
building, Holly and Fir streets.
During the carnival Medford
Lady Lions will .sell homemade
cake and candy, and it is stated
that donations of these will be
greatly appreciated. If pickup
service is - needed, individuals
may phone Mrs. Dwight John
son, 2-9665 or 3-4910.
Money from the cake and
candy sales will be used to fur
nish toys and dolls for under
privileged children in this com
munity at Christmas time. Last
year more than 600 children re
ceived gifts at the holidays
through the efforts of Medford
firemen and Medford Lady
Lions.
Medford Lady Lions report
that a recent check of the "fire
buckets" placed down town re
vealed that few had made con
tributions to the project in this
fashion. However, the buckets
placed in the schools, were
found to be., better filled.
It is suggested that those
shopping down town purchase
small items and place them in
the collections buckets. Suitable
purchases would be color books,
hair ribbons, comics, socks, belts,
ball point pens or small bottles
of perfume.
Members of the group realize
there are many calls for contri
butions at this time of the year
and are not asking for money
(although it could be used for
good advantage) but do ask that
everyone search the toy boxes
of Junior and Susie for broken
and discarded toys, as well as
the garage, attic or other spots
where such toys might be stor
ed. These may be put in the col
lection buckets, or a call may be
placed to 2-2970 for pickup ser
vice. -
"If everyone will do this, it
will mean more happy children
at Christmas time," Lady Lions
state.
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be heard. , .
In addition to Miss ' Murray,
another visitor will be Mrs. Jer
ry Deter, Yreka, Calif., who will
report on a trip to Savannah,
Ga., where she visited the birth
place of Juliette Low, being
kept as a memorial to the foun
der of Girl Scouts.
Judy Newman, Grants Pass,
senior Girl Scout who attended
the senior encampment at Camp
Cody, Wyo., will tell of her ex
periences and will show pictures
taken during the encampment.
Delegates who attended the re
gional conference at Sun Valley
this fall will report jn their
trip and tell of the ideas and
information they . gathered dur
ing the meeting.
Add adults doing Girl Scout
work in Jackson and Josephine,
counties are .members of the
council and are invited to at
tend. It is pointed out that as a
council member, "it is the duty
and privilege of each council
member to attend the area meet
ing, to know what is happening;
help plan the activities of the
future and exercise the right to
voice her opinion.'?
Those attending are asked to
take a sack lunch, and coffee
will be served.
Plans Announced - .
For Men's Night
"Men's Night" will be a spe
cial feature of ' a meeting of
Order of the Amaranth in Med
ford Thursday night, November
18. A committee of men under
the supervision of the associate
patron, Carl H. W. Oestreich,
will furnish entertainment and
refreshments.
The committee will divnlgp
no information relative to the
plans for the evenine excent
that," "it will be different."
Members and visiting members
are cordially invited to attend.
ueiore the men take over
there will be initiation of can
didates.
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and newt for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted' in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition Is 1 p.m. Friday. Dead
line for the weekly calendar is 8
a.m. of the day of publication, and
for week day news is S dju. the
day before publication.
7:30 p.m. Jackson school
PTA, Dad's night program,
school auditorium.
7:30 p.m. Medford bethel,
Job's Daughters, Masonic temple.
8 p.m. Medford Jayv:ettes,
Mrs.. Charles Shepherd, 711 Mo
doc ave. , ' ',
8 p.m. Bow" Bells chapter,
DBE, Girls Community club.
8 p.m. Past Chiefs club, Mrs.
Mabel Nicholson, 821 North Cen
tral ave.
Thursday
11 a.m. DAV auxiliary Sew
ing club, Mrs. Lynn Elliott, 513
Oregon st.
12:30 p.m. LWV Study unit,
Mrs. H. P. Bosworth Jr., 2425
East Main st. : ;
1 p.m. Jackscn County Pub
lic Health association, St. Mark's
guild halL .
1 p.m. . Sojourners' club,
Medford hotel.
1 p.m. Golden Link Bible
class, home of - Mrs. Crocker
Hunter, 50 Valley View drive.
1:30 p.m. Jacksonville Gar
den club,' Mrs. Loren Cooper,
Star Ranger station.
2 p.m. Sams Valley Ladies
club, home of Mrs. C. C. Sanderson.
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Navy Mothers
Plan Tag Sale s
Rogue Valley Navy Mothers'
club announced the annual sale
of Navy Boy tags Friday and
Saturday, November 19 and 20.
Members of the group will sell
the tags on the city's streets
both days.
. Money realized from the sale
is used for the welfare of the
men and women in the Navy and
for their families, and for vet
erans of Navy service who had
Honorable discharges, and their
families. ,. ; , -:
Navy Mothers is a national
organization, with clubs in every
state of the union. The members
work in veterans' hospitals, at
the domiciliates, Navy chapels,
in homes or wherever there is
need of service, it is stated.
All mothers of men ' and wo
men in the naval services, or of
those who. previously - served
their country in the Navy, are
invited to meetings of Navy Mo
thers' club here. Meetings are
held the first and third Tues
days of each month, and Mrs.
James Wicker, commander,
states, that more ' members are
needed to carry on the work in
this locality. . -
To Meet
The National Association of
Retired Civil Employees will
meet Friday, November 19, at
2 p.m. in Room 210 of the post
office, building.
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Lone Pine Lone Pine Ex
tension unit will meet at the
home of Mrs. Warren Kelsoe,
Phoenix- Hillcrest road, on
Thursday, November 18, at 10:30
a.m.
The project leaders, Mrs. Guy
Cox, and Mrs. H. A. Huntley,
will present "Embossing Thin
Metals." Members are requested
to take a meat skewer, popsicle
stick, or orangewood stick, and
a piece of glass, masonite or
hardboard will be required. Oth
er material will be furnished.
They'll have Happy Holidays W
in
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shoes
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' let 'em play and enjoy
the fun! No need to
worry about the extra
scuffing their party shoes
, get when they wear pumrds.
These shoes are designed for
busy feet well-made, to withstand
rough-and-tumble wear.
Youngsters love puiirdV
smart dress-up styles. Mothers
can be sure those
active feet have the
protection necessary
: for foot comfort.
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Main and Central
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whatever we'll allow you $25.00 on
it toward the purchase of a new
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You pay nothing more down and
terms for the balance can be arranged,
as low as $1.10 a week. Come in and
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