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(3 Society and Clubs Final Festival Concert Draws Larg Audience; Cookes Attend Ashland The final concert of the Shakespearean festival eason, held yesterday afternoon in the festival shell, drew a large and appreciative audience. In the audience for the first time this season was Tom D. Cooke, Los Angeles, whose grant to the festival as made the ex panded music program possible. and Mrs. Cooke. The Cookes are also attending the festival plays and Saturday, Mr. Cooke, with Wgek's Jewing Buy 9329 2-10 Save money! SEW that cute corduroy, winter cotton, or wool outfit daughter needs! This pat tern is so basic you'll whip it up easily even if you're a begin ner! Blouse, jumper, jacket mix-mates that double her ward robe! Pattern 9329: Child's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 6 jacket and jumper, 2 yards 35-inch nap blouse, Vs yard 35-inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. . Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for first class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Institute Meets At Grater Lake About 60 members and guests were at Crater Lake lodge Sat urday for a joint meeting of the California and Northwest chap ters of the American Institute of Planners. Panel discussions made up the program. Among those attending were Joshua Vogel, Seattle, for many years head of the King county planning commission in Wash ington state, and now on the staff of the University of Wash ington, and Tom D. Cooke, Los Angeles, for many years with that city as an expert on city : planning. The Cookes and others attend ing the meeting also attended the Oregon Shakespearean fes tival plays in Ashland Saturday and Sunday nights. " : Leaves Kenneth Coon, Tacoma, Wash., left for his home Satur day morning after having been a spest of jlr. and Mrs. Bren H. Starcher, and daughter, Miss Robene Starcher, 1570 Stage rd. south, for a few days. The Cathedral Church of St. Peter and St. Paul is the correct name for the national cathedral . in Washington, D.C. the city planning commission of Los Angeles for many years, at tended a joint meeting of the California and Northwest chap ters of the American Institute of Planners.. The Cookes will return south tomorrow. The Cookes are being enter tained at a number of informal parties by valley friends. They were guests in the home of Mrs, L. P. Ames and her daughters on Kings highway Sunday evening, and were luncheon guests Mon day of Mrs. Paul Janney, 192 Jan- ney lane. A special feature of yester day's concert was an Elizabeth an dance, the Pavane, staged by company members Irene Baird and Hubert Whitfield. The dance, based on 16th century forms. was choreographed by the two actors. They were accompanied by the ancient instruments en semble. Also on the program were El izabethan ballads sung and play ed by actor Brad Curtis, whose singing has made him a favorite with festival audiences for sev eral years. Four part Madrigals and English Ayres were sung by Clarissa Berning, Jo Mail lard, Jim Baker and Martin Bliefernich. Solo songs in the concert in cluded Miss Berning singing "Should He Upbraid?" Mr. Bak er singing "Sweet Kate," and Mr. Bliefernich singing "Sweet Cupid, Ripen Her Desire," all accompanied by the ancient in struments ensemble. The final piece in the program was a suite for alto and tenor recorders. The concerts this season have been free to the public, and have proved far more popular than expected, Bernard Windt, festi val music director; states that present plans for next year's mu sic program will continue the concerts each Sunday during August. 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