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2A MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford, Oregon, Sunday, February 8, 1939
AAUW Members, Guests
To Hear Pakistan Woman
- Mrs. Rehana Asif Latif Is
lam of Pakistan, widely trav
eled and outstanding student
of economics, will speak to
members and guests of Med
ford branch, American Asso
ciation of University Women,
at a meeting set for Saturday,
February 14. Luncheon will
be served at 1 p.m. at Mon
Desir inn near Central Point,
Soprano
To Be Here
A noted linger. Miss
Blanche Thebom, will present
a concert at the Medford High
school auditorium under the
auspices of the Civic Music
'association Wednesday, Feb
ruary 18.
Accompanying Mis The
bom at the piano for the third
concert of the season will be
William Hughes.
Miss Thebom, a mezzo-soprano,
is the first American
woman ever to sing in Mos
cow's Bo!shoi Opera and the
first American woman con
cert artist to appear in Rus
sia in more than 20 years. She
sang for the United States
at the Brussels Fair and dur
ing 1957 toured for the State
department through South
and Central America.
Admission to the concert,
which begins at 8 p.m., is by
season membership ticket
only.
Club To Sponsor
Centennial Dance
Hilltoppers Square Dance
club will observe Oregon's
100th anniversary of . state
hood with a Centennial dance
to be held Saturday, February
14. The square dance will be
held at the Hilltoppers' hall
in the old Wagner Creek
school, two miles west of Tal
ent on Wagner Creek road.
It is thought the rustic at
mosphere of the hall will be
especially in keeping with the
Centennial theme..
Costumes are optional for
the dance, with western style
of the Gay 90s suggested.
"Handlebar" mustaches for
the men and lace bonnets for
the ladies will be furnished
those attending.
Women are requested to
bring a box lunch, suitable
for two, to be auctioned at
intermission. , The lunch will
also be the admission price.
Coffee will be served by the
Hiltoppers.
Francis Cronin and guest
callers will call the squares.
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Medical Auxiliary
Slates Meeting
The Women's auxiliary to
the Jackson County Medical
society will meet Wednesday,
February 11 at 7 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. William Miller,
: 1307 Queen Anne avenue.
Mrs. James Luce is co-hostess,
and will be assisted by Mrs.
Fred Lorish.
The program will empha
size the Oregon Centennial,
with the history of the Rogue
valley being presented by
Mrs. Jack Sanborn, whose
ancestors were early setters
in the Rogue river valley. -.. .
with Mrs. Islam's talk follow
ing. The event is open to
branch members, their guests
and members of AAUW study
groups. Reserevations are to
be made with Mrs. Nils Edin,
luncheon chairman, SPring
2-9911, or Mrs. Joseph Clark,
SPring 3-1504. Mrs. Gene
Chamberlain and Mrs. Verne
Wolthoff are also on the
luncheon committee.
"Mrs. Islam, now working
for her doctorate at the Uni
versity of California, Berke
ley, is the wife of the deputy
director of audit of the Pakis
tan government. Her father
has been administrator of the
Pakistan Refugee Rehabilita
tion administration and in
earlier years held important
positions in the government
of India.
All through the years, both
during and between periods
of study, Mrs. Islam has been
active in cultural and welfare
organizations and given ser
vice to her government. She
is a member of the Pakistan
Federation of U n i v ersity
Women and is one of the two
"first international grant
holders from Pakistan" to
study in the United States un
der AAUW sponsorship in
1958-59. Her grant is given by
the Anchorage, Alaska,
branch of AAUW.
The Interior Decorating
Study group of AAUW will
have a field trip to the Hern
dobler Furniture company
in Ashland, Thursday, Febru
ary 12 at 8 p.m. Members are
to meet at the shop, 125 East
Main street, in Ashland.
Following the time at the
store, the group is invited to
the home of Mrs. Marion Mc
Caulley, 645 Glenwood drive,
Ashland, for a social hour.
Mrs. Kenneth Shuler and
Mrs. Glen Guiley will be as
sistant hostesses. Those need
ing transportation are to call
Mrs. Calvin Smith, SPring
2-7034.
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Chapter to Hear
Students Speak
Roberta Sleeter, who spent
last summer in Norway as an
exchange student, and Sissel
Frogner, who is attending
Medford High school as an
exchange student from that
same country, will speak at
the Wednesday, February 11,
meeting of Chapter AA of
PEO Sisterhood.
The meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Robert
Sleeter, 39 Berkeley Way,
with luncheon at 12:30 p.m.
Assisting Mrs. Sleeter will be
Mors. Otto Frohnmayer and
Mrs. E. B. DeVoe.
Two Speakers Slated by Club
Two speakers are slated for
a meeting of Jackson County
Republican Woman's club on
Monday, February 16 at 12
noon, at Ping's Garden.
Mayor John Snider, who is
a Jackson county member of
the Oregon Centennial com
mission, will speak on the
subject of legislation pertain
ing to the Centennial.
Mrs. Harry A. Pallady,
Portland, will also be a guest
of the club and will explain
the National Federation of
Republican Women. The Jack
son county club is not cur
rently affiliated with the fed
eration, according to local
president Mrs. Murray Gardi-
Luncheon reservations are
binding, and must be made
with Mrs. Ernest Ruegger,
SPring 2-9958, by Wednesday,
February 11.
Kiwanian Dames
Announce Coffee
Another "in the current se
ries of coffees will be given
by the Kiwanian Dames on
Wednesday, February 11,
from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, at
the home of Mrs. Emerson
Anderson, 2131 Hillcrest rd.
Wives 'of all Kiwanis club
members are invited to at
tend. ,
Rector to Speak
At Guild Session
St. Elizabeth's guild will
meet Friday, February 13, at
12 noon at the Parish house
for luncheon followed by a
business meeting and pro
gram. The Rev. George R. V. Bol
ster will speak on the mission
ary work of the church. .
All women of St. Mark's
church are invited to attend.
Persons needing transporta
tion are to contact the church
office, SPring 3-3111.
Holy communion will be
celebrated at 11 a.m. prior
to luncheon.
The Jacksonville museum, parlor, fur
nished in 1959 as parlors were furnished a
hundred' years ago, was filled with hand
some women and pretty girls Monday
afternoon who posed for Tribune pictures.
Shown here seated at the parlor melodeon
is Gayle Offenbacher. and Deborah Zus
pann stands at her side. This melodeon,
made in 1738, was brought to Oregon by an
early-day minister and later was the prop
erty of the late Miss Alice Hanley. The
' handsome rosewood case is handmade, and
the reeds of this organ - type instrument
were made in Austria in 1322. Gayle wears
a lavender and while checked silk dress
given to the museum by Mrs. Alfred S. V.
Carpenter. The dress, about 100 years old,
belonged to a great-aunt of Mrs. Carpenter.
AAUW Book Review group
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Neilson, 2130 East
Jackson boulevard, Wednes
day, February 11, at 1 pjn.
Mrs. Elmer Ness will review
the book, "The Masters of De
ceit," by J. Edgar Hoover.
Mrs. John Duffy will be co-hostess.
Mackay - Brannan
Rites Announced
Talent - Miss Glenda Bran
nan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Brannan, route 1,
box 28, Talent, became the
bride of Harry S. Mackay, son
of Mrs. Mabel E. Mackay, 333
B street, Ashland, in a cere
mony held January 29 at the
Wedding Bell chapel in Santa
Ana, Calif.
The Rev. A. S. Bash of the
Christian church officiated at
double ring rites held at four
o'clock in the afternoon.
The bride attended Talent
High school and is employed
by Dr. Christian L. Hald, Ash
land. The bridegroom attend
ed Ashland High school and
is stationed at EI Toro Marine
Base, Santa Ana. Calif, and is
scheduled to be transferred to
Japan for 14 months tour of
duty.
Hostesses Give
Dinner Parties
Mrs. Robert Hart and Mrs.
Floyd Hart recently gave two
formal dinners in a series they
are planning at Mrs. Floyd
Hart's home, Pinehaven.
The events were attended
by 38 guests.
Women Attend
Van Gogh Show
Mrs. E. Tucker, Jr., 333
Lynwood avenue, r Mrs. Em
mitt M. Tucker, Ashland, and
Mrs. Stanley C. Horton, 44
Windsor avenue, have return
ed from Portland where they
spent two days - viewing sthe
Vincent van Gogh show " at
the Portland Art Museum.
The three women, all mem
bers of the Southern Oregon
Society of Artists, also . at
tended two evening art lec
tures at the museum while
there. ' .
Concert Planned
By Philharmonic
The Philharmonic Society
of Southern Oregon orchestra
is now entering the final
phase of rehearsals for a con
cert that will be held later
this month at the Medford
High school auditorium.
The rehearsals are held at
Lincoln school. The conduct
or of the symphony orches
tra, Richard D. Werner.
j states that selections for the
program are by composers of
I the romantic period.
Women to Meet
At Love joy Home
Women of Rotary will meet
at the home of Mrs. C. O.
Lovejoy, Old Military road,
Route 2, Box 442D, Wednes
day, February 11, at 12:30
p.m. Members are asked to
call the hostess, SPring 3
1963, for reservations.
Littrells Home
From Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Litrell,
140 Greenway circle, returned
recently from a six weeks trip
in California and Baja, Cali
fornia. The couple left Medford
December 18 and visited Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. Brainerd, Pe-
taluma, Calif., and grand-'
children, Lyn and Jan, during
the Christmas holidays. From
there they traveled to Carmel
where they visited with Mr.
and Mrs. James Towne, form
er Medford residents.
Other stops made by the
Littrells were at Disneyland,
Laguna Beach, San Diego, and
Coronado. The couple also
spent a week in La Paz, Baja j
California, prior to returning
to Palm Desert and. Petaluma.
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