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o MEDP0TIT5 UJTC TRTETjyE, WEPPOTIP, ORTCiO'Sr, SUNDAY, TTLY 27. 'im. The Week's Society Happenings Edited By Eva Nealon Miss Wiley Becomes Bride of Mr. Riddle at Lovely Ceremony Miss Elizabeth Wiley, laughter of Mrs. C. J. Rttilly of Los Angeles nnd William Howard Riddle, son of Mrs. Mayme E. Riddle of Med forti were married at 8 o'clock Friday evening at an impressive ceremony read by Rev. Alexander O. Bennett of the First Methodist Episcopal church on the spacious lawn of Big Rock lodge on Rogue river, country home of the groom's uncle, Wm. F. Isaacs. Guests were the immediate relatives and friends of the bridal couple. Lighting effects, suspended from the trees, cast light and shadows about the lawn leading down to the river as the bride, attired in grounds to the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march, played on the pipe organ, and broudcust from station KMED for the wed ding. She wore no veil and carried a nhower bouquet of rosebuds and lllies-of-the-valley. Her matron of honor, Mrs. C. H. Best, wore a dress of orchid chiffon print and carried a bouquet of sweetpeas. The groom's attendant was Frank Perl. Following the ceremony a recep tion was held with Miss Fiances Kinney and Miss Tess Merrell as sisting the hostess, Mrs. Riddle, after which the bride and groom left for a motor trip to coast points. They will return to be at home to their friends at tiOti South Central. Out of town guests at the wed ding were Mr. und Mrs. Norman Men-ell and children of Oakland, who will return to their home Monday. Miss Brommer Gives Luncheon for Guest Miss Fredericka Brommer is among members of the local younger set who entertained dur ing the past week for Miss Mar garet Coates of Albany, who is a Medford guest. Miss Brommer was hostess at a luncheon, fol lowed by bridge Friday after noon. On est h were: Misses Mnry Mar tha and Katherlne Sweeney, Bet ty Janes, Edna Mohr, Ben 1 ah Gore, Oma OeBauer and the hon or guest, Miss Coates. " Mistletoe Club Kn Joys' ' 1 - Eronin.fr, Miravista Orchnwl Members of the Mistletoe club recently entertained for their hus bands at the country home of Mr and Mrs. Koepsal at the Mlravlsta ; orchard. The evening was spent i in gumes and contests held on the spacious lawn. Refreshments were ! served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hazelwood and Mrs. Myers. j Rpleys Motor to Crater 1 aku I Mr. and Mrs. Mnleom Epley of, Eugene nnd their house guest,! Jack Budley ot West Point, were, among visitors in Medford Inst, week, who enjoyed a motor trip to Crater Lake. While here they were the guests nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry l.uy Mr, K- ley is city editor of the hugene Register. Miss Ilerkman (iucst In Klanin.il ll'alls I Miss Annette Heckman. who is In this cltv from Hilo. T. H.. to spend the summer with her fath er, I5r. V". II. Heckman of Corn ing Court, Is guest this week-end of her brother. Wlllium Heckman and family at their home In Klamath Falls. Miss Heckman will return to the Islands the middle of August to resume her position as supei-Msoi ... gartens in 11110. Sbnngles Home IFrom North Mr. and Mrs. .T. Verne Shangle nnd young son returned to Med ford the first of the week from Portland. Seattle nnd Port Town send, where thep spent the pre ,ii ,. ,ivn visitlnir relatives nnd friends, 'in Port Tnwnsend they were guests of Mr. Bhang - le's parents. Mr. ami Mrs. 1. -n Shangle. .... . ,At,D nf Port - land 'was guest during the past week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Corlies and sister. Aim. Ceorge Codding. Miss Mildred Carlton hns return- od to her home on the Old Stage j oovni riavs In'san Frnnctsco. 7j Vrt y HO Gne Q)iam.on(r cue 710 t ' 7iecejjariy VIRGIN QIAMONT Sold xc!uivly through Aulhoriitd Virgin Diamond DJr O Lawrences s ! J Organist 1 I fig! MISS FIX)REVC'E SKVFHAXCE is ortranlst for Adaicl ( liaptor No, :t, Jacksonville, or O. K. K. Cioldeu anniversary of which was observed Wednesday. Dunbar Carpenters Arrive Today From Bay City by Motor Alfred R. V. Carpenter will ar rive in Medford today by motor from San Francisco, accompanied by his brother Dunbar Carpenter and son, Dunbar Jr., of Winches ter Mass., who will be guests in this city for several weeks. They are traveling from the bay city via the Redwood highway. The Dunbar Carpenters formerly lived in Medford and will be greet ed by many friends upon arrival here. Miss Baldwin Feted Prior to Departure Miss Edith Tialilwln ot Rona, Calif., who hus lii'en ki'hI oC Miss Ro.xano Kuhl Tor the past two weeks, was honor guest ut a (tin ner and theater parly Riven ny Miss Kuhl Tuesday evenllifr. Guests were MIhhoh lOllen Hill, also of hoss"; PeBKy Hamlll, Edith Huldwln and Messrs. John HHinlll, Granger Hill nnd Corning Kenly Jr. Mian n.MiHvIn left Medford Frl- flny fnl. Ocoan side, Ualif., where Hhe w, be BllBHt t Miss Julia M(.wnll,,ms ut the MeWllllams' ItumIncr home. Miss McWIIlianis wm t ot Mlss Rulil a few wep(s K0 nnl, is WpM known In the. local younger set. The three tl,,oc Blrl" nre !,Ull,0"ls of l"e Katherlne I!r,msonj.eho,.l at Uoss. P1..K,-nilell V" , , , "7'ndn of lntorest to the younK,.r Hot was that of ViiIWt q( thlst ,.Uy ,,, ()rt Kcn(1(, r in()ui0, . t t Saturday, My y) jn (,mma Hoth bride and groom nre well Known here, the former having graduated from the Medford high school last year. S,il(-hvell's lit ' t'nlon Crpck ! Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Ti. Sntchwell are spending a two-weeks' vaca tion at their cabin at Vnlnn Creek and plan to enjoy several trips from there to neighboring resorts before returning to Medford. f I Mrs, l'lcld filvcs I'jiriv For Son ninnld Field, who returned 1 from the Hoy Scout camp this ,.M Dunham Returns week, was welcomed Tuesday eve- To Chicago ning with a surprise dinner party Mrs. Robert Dunham, who has given bv his mother. Mrs. M. D. i.een guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Field. Covers were placed for Preston ut their ranch home left loan DoLosh. Mildred Drury, Par-j Friday evening, to return to Chi na r.i Jean Field, Marvin Cnze nnd'eago. Mrs. Dunham Is Mr. Pres- . Donald Field , Xo-f(Www rnry ( KnjoT(i Tuesday A no-hostess party 1 bv members of the wan enjoyed youmrer set Tuesday- evening, when a group gathered nt the home of M iss r v,n i.v.,m there thev i went to the Lawrence Rragg coun- I u-hi.ro ttiev Hwnm for a short time, then continued to the home of Mis Louise Hrommer, where uancing nnu iiiiogf wei- niv ' lading diversions. tul you can be positive thofc everyCertified Virgin Diamond it a blue-white.carefully graded gem of exceptional brilliancy, ond, what is more important, direct from the mine,, never before owned or worn. Virgin Diamonds of guaranteed quality, many be secured from $23 to $2,500. Crowells of Paris Are House Guests of Dr. Salades Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (Ymvell and I daughter. Hannie. nf Paris. France' are guests of Mrs. Cro well's par ents, Dr. and Mrs. I,. A. Salad e at their country hnhie near Centra 1 , Point this week. j They arrived in Med ford Thurs day and plan to spend four or five months here. After livinir abroad ' for five years, they are contomplat- J ing making their home in the states. They came, from France on a ship of the new line, recently inaugurated, which makes the ocean voyage direct to San Fran cisco. Mrs. Crowel 1 is well known here and will be the inspiration for considerable entertaining during the summer season. Mrs. Vawters Opens Series of Affairs With a Luncheon The first of a series of lunch eons planned for late summer was given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Wm. Vawter at the country home of Mrs. Alice llollowuy. There were four tables of bridge in play following luncheon. Pleasant Affair Is Given Tumy Home Mrs. Earl Tuiny was among the many local matrons who en tertained during the past week for out-of-town guests. She was hoHtess Thursday afternoon at an informal luncheon at her home for Mrs. Thomas H. Mills and house guest, Mi's. George K. Voss of Portland, Mrs. J,. A. Salade Jr. and sister, Mrs. J. II, YVescott, and Mrs. Jack Hriggs of Illinois. Cov orp were placed for ten guests. Mrs. Corless' Hostess At ltridgc Luncheon Mi's. Eva Cnrless entertained at a bridge luncheon last Wednesday at her home nt Phoenix. There were four tables of bridge in play with high score won by MIhs Fay Carver, second score won by Mrs. Crews, nnd low score by Mrs. Sullivan. The tables and room were very prettily decorated In appropriate colors of yellow and green with attractive favors of same color for each guest. The guests were: Mrs. W. D. P.nrnes, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. lalllnn Coleman, Miss Kay Carver, Mrs. W. V. linrnum, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. H. M. Griggs, Mrs. John Crews, Mrs. V. II. Jlenson, Mrs. Harry I. Hlltler, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Carl Swlgart, Mrs. W. C. McCtllston, Mrs. Ted l.lttlefielil, Mrs. Wm. Campbell, Miss Hot Perry and Miss lilllle Cnrless and the hostess, Mi's. Eva Carless. Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. T. llclrfisli mid Daughter on Viicnllon The coast region has been chos en as vacation haunt for this sea son by Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. He hosh and daughter, Joan, who left Medford Friday morning by motor for Crescent City. They plan to be away from this city two weeks. lxn-al ltrlrie-to-IIe Is Honor tiucst Mrs. JameH Kerr was hostess Tuesday evening at a kitchen shower given In honor of MIhs F.rma Templeton, local bride-to-be, bridge was the leading diver sion of the eveniiiK nnd prize for high score was won by Miss Viola Templeton and consolation ny Miss Kosalle Hoot. There were 10 guests prenent. ' ion s sisier. ! . I Picnic Planned I For August l The Woodcraft Thimble club will hold ft picnic at Klk Creek, 1 jsunuay, August .. i"""- " j nave room in mcir - tra nnssengers call Mrs. l-lsher, 1Z7H-K nnu most. nw wav of tronsportntlon hnve no call Mrs. Fisher, who will , of transportation nrrange means Hnynl NolslilHirH l.nwn I'lirljr Tho Itoynl NolKhhnrH, will Blvc 11 licni'fit lawn pnrty ut Hip homn i.r Mm. fnllii fieri-, 907 North I:IvctIiIi ThursrUiy pvcnlnx. July 91. An IntTOHtlnK proKrum l luomlfoil nil p.-r.-iinii who attend. Mnny nttniftlon! hnve been r-rnnL-ed nn well ns nn npiciillnK liHt i.f mimmer refrehhlnents. l.eine Tor 1 nriillon ! ,M Ihh N'.-vn SnmuelM, MIh Annfl I'iillnn lill'l Ml mi .Mary Louise Klynn left Halur.lay fur n two v.-er-k vin-ath.n trip whleh will In clude Creseent city and other ! popular heaeh reports. Mr. nnd Mr-., flu Samuel who nerotnpan led them will return to. Medford ' ' Sundav evening. ! Mr. TlinmnMin llciiorI j I Mr. K. W. SlmmotK of South , ! tAitrel wan hoMMX nt nn evenlnx j ! of hrtdee nt her home Tuesday ; honorlns her lter. Mm. Thump-' --nn of paf.id,a. Calif., who l I her house (tuest thln'jiveek. There were three tnl.le In play. Miss Helen Norris, 0ffr Xv W Ulv 7; , - vfc V4" m Ht'v Miss Coates Is Much Entertained Guest Local College Set Considerable entertaining been done dining the past In the college set honoring Margaret Coates of Albany, has we k Miss who Is guest of the Misses Mary Mar tha and Katheiine Sweeney, with whom she attended Oregon State college. The Misses Sweeney were hos tesses at an evening of bridge Tuewlay. C. nests were: .mihhch Oma Oellnuer. Sara Whitloek, Marjory Dally, Sally Roberts, i Kleanor Peter, Ceorgla 10d wards, Fredericka P.rotnnier, Mary wards, Kdnu Mohr, and Dolly Seheffel and Mesdames Frank j Perl, .lack Porter. K rnlcc lied- field and Uichsteln and the honor) guest. Miss Coates. !um i'niilcH uiminiul In Medford the first of tho week on her re- turn from Del Monte, where she attended the convention of Alpha Chi Omega as reprencntat Ive from the Oregon State college chapter. Mrs. CarMnter ;lves Swimming; Parly Mrs. Leonard Carpenter enter tained with a swimming party and tea at her country home yesterday afternoon for a grout of 1 fi young people. llasklns Motor tn licrkeley fur Visit Mrs. Leon il. llasklns anil daughters, I lelen, (left rude and Dorothea, left Medford tho firm of the week by motor for Ber keley, Calif., where they will be guestM uf Mrs. Haskln's Mister, Mrs. (Jeorge Johnson. They were accompanh d by M iss Margaret Johnson, who has been spending the summer here. -js. Robinson l-jitertalns Mrs. Cain Robinson entertained at luncheon yesterday afternoon honoring the many guests who are in Medford from other to spend Die summer. clt les MHscliau Kiilcrtalucd Here the north before returning to Mos- Mt'-s Dolly Melschan, daughter row for the opening of school early of Dr. K. L. Metnchan of Port-' in September. M rs. Cututnitigs and land, who is house guest of Mrs. children will spend a few days nt A. II. Lamm, has been considera- Uike Louise, while Prof. Cum bly entertained by the local school mlngs Joins a deer hunting parly group. She was luncneon guesi of Miss Joan DeLnsh Wednesday Mrs. Schercr Hostess At IMcnlc Supper Mrs. Paul Sclierer entertained a group of friends Friday evening with a picnic supper on Rogue river, honoring Mr. Scherer's birthday anniversary. Mr Luty Dally this week her ni KuIji and Virginia Ml'inville. b. ns guests' res the Missis Talor of Mc-' 4 ONE STANDARD QUALITY The choice ol diamond experts. ..selected for brilliance and color... Ulueliird Diumond Kings add lasting joy to romance. Set only In iridium platinum or 18-karat vihitc gold... a double Guaranteed investment in Happiness. 9 Bmail Author, With Two Good Friends at Brookbank Orchard Helen Norris Will Visit Studio Group J KGO, San Francisco ! M Iss Helen Norris, well known luciil uut hor, will leave Medl'oi d tomorrow for San r-'raneisco, where Hhe will visit studio friends of ), who have broadcast so many of her radio dramas. Who will be met in Dak land by M iss (irace Wel.inlller of New York and will bo extensively entertained In the bay cities. Miss Welzmiller will return to ,; M,.,nm., Wiih .HH Xurrls m,r Km,Mt t Brooklmnk orchards f,. two Weeks. , . 4 . it rr MrS, EdgCU HostCSS ?eCenf Dinner Phrty i1 -f...-,. !i '' ' n,lll,i j froni , w,,'' I Kiven and Mrs. Lincoln McCor wlm are guests In Medford lr inglon - on - the - Hudson honor guests at the dinner . Monday evening by M ih Corbln Kdgell. Other guests were Mrs. Frank Preston and hou.se; gueHt, M rs. Robert Dun ha m of ; Chicago; Slaler Johnson and C. H. ' Newball. I VKIi. Forinri' I Schoolmates ! Prof, and Mrs. Carleton Cum- mlngs with son, ( ieorge, anil 1 daughter, Jean, were guests for several days of M i and M rs. A. Orin Schenck at their homo on South Holly. Prof. Cummlngs Is dean of music at the Idaho Stale I university, Moscow, and but h be and M rs. CiiiiimiIiikh were school -' mates of M i s. Schenck at the Nebraska-Wesleyan university, and had not met for 17 years until the past week. The Cummlngs have traveled extensively. White here they enjoyed a trip to Crater Luke and were enthusiastic in their praise of the world wonder. They also commended residents of Med ford upon the prosperous nppenr- : mice of the city and surrounding country, compared with eastern cities. ' They plan to spend some time In ui womiieni immiiiu VelghlMfrs of W 01 h lent ft ! To .Meet Monday The Chrysanthemum Circle, No. 84 of the Neighbors of Witodcraft will meet Monday evening lit H o'clock In the I. O. O. F, hall. Mr. and Mrs. K, V, Palterson and children left this city for their homo In Los Angeles Wed nesday after spending two weeks 11 h guests of M r. and M rs. Iv. N. Moty. West 10th. B1UEIBIIB?D DIAMOND KINGS C. Earl Bradfish JEWELER Payment, Balance By Week Bohemian Club Jinx Draws Guests from Local Ranch Colony The lSohemian lub Jinx on the RusMlan river near San Francisco will bo attended by two residents of the lot :tl branch colony thfs year. T. Slater Johnson left for San Francisco Friday evening and will be Joined there next week by Col. Cordon' Voorhios, who will attend the Jinx as his guest. Col. VoorhieH pla ns to leave for tho south Wednesday. The opera, written by the club members, Is presented for mem - hers and their personal guests exclusively. Former Superintendent of Schools In Medford Among the much feted guests. v,,y ny0I.t mih. J. It. Webster. Mrs. In this valley during the past. n,.rthold Harnum, MIhs Helen week were Mr. and Mrs. U. H. orrIs. Mrs. T. V. Williams, Mr. Collins and children of Spring- (i yt Mntwt, Mrs. A. W. Shepherd, field, III. Mr. Collins, former su-!AIrHi Oermsta, Mrs. Lillian Cole- perlntendent of Medford schools is knokn by many people hern, who greeted the family on lis re- cent return. Many' changes In the city of Medl'iird Hlgnlflcant oT progress wen noted by Mr. 'and Mrs. Col- litis. While guests of Mr. Col- llns' hrothi-r, S. C. Collins of the Table Rock district, they enjoy - ed several drives about the val- ley and to neighboring resorts, I..' n.iu eitv tbev visited Mrs. Flilah Hnni. an o'd friend of the family. They motored to Medford from the east and will return by auto. Mrs. Mehafl'ey Visits Friends- nnd Relatives Mrs. Lawrence Mehaffel. for merly Miss Aiainio in ew nury. 11 visitor In Medford during inj past week with her sons, Donald ,.,i t UT..np Jr. Mr. Mehaffey is living In Antloch, Calif., and stopped In Medford on her return from .Mlnnennolis, Minn., wner she visited Mr. nnd .mis. tan x- 1 u'l.iio iw.rn she was a guest or M r. ami .irs. imn bury nnd visited her mother, Mrs, Wilbur Jones of Klamath Falls. Miss Helen Itullls of this city has as guest. Miss Ilertha Wenke of Schenectady, N. V. Campbell's Dairy Will Establish Retail MILK ROUTES Beginning AUGUST 1st We Will Take Over the Gillman Dairy Route on that Date 5c a Pint Summer Guests Are Complimented With A Bridge Luncheon ! Mrs. Lincoln McCormuck of Ir ! vlngton-ni-the-l lint son and Mrs. f .-Mice ltowne of New York, whoi Hie spend Ing the mi miner in Med- j t'ord. were honor guests at a ; bridge luncheon .given Tuesday af-; I lernoon by Mrs. John Tomlin at 1 'her home on the Old Stuge road, j I There were two tables In play. Shepards Find Many j Friends on Arrival ln Rio De Janeiro Letters received from Buenos Aires, s. A., brings news of Mrs. Wm. Shepard and children, who recently Joined Mr. Hhepard In making their homo in that city. M rs. Shepard stopped in Uio He Janeiro while en route and was extensively entertained there by former residents of Medford. Among them were I. H. Walthers, Paul McKecs, J. F. Partridges, KusHells, llacketts, and L. F. Ivanhoes. Linen Shower Given for Miss Carless Miss Millie CarlenB was the Inspir ation of a linen Hhower given by Mrs. Ted Littlefleld at her lovely home west of Phoenix. A lovely buffet luncheon was nerved by the hostess nt I MM) o'clock. The tab! were very prettily and tastefully 1 decorated wit h d rest) en shndcu of fw,,,.,Si including sweet peas, gladiolus and petunnft. The brides-to-be table was graced with a ren ter piece of a miniature bride fnd groom. 'Following tho lovely luncheon tho balance of the afternoon was spent playing bridge. Tho first prize being won by Helen Norris, the second prize by Mrs. T. M, Wil son, and the consolation by Mrs. Sullivan, . The guests were Mrs. Walter Frazer lirown, Miss Ktnlly Drown. Mm. Hurry L. Iluller. Mrs. Sulli van, M'lss Tbelma (lanaway, Mrs. Harry Young, MrH. Alvin Innman, I M Iks Wlnnlfred Innman, Mrs. liar nmn, Miss Ony Carver, Mrs. Mva j earless, nnd the guest of honor, mIhh Millie Carlew. t Tho brlde-to-bo received many lovely and prnctlcal gifts from hor friends, Knjoy Plnilr I In Lithlii Vtii'U I Mrs. Newbury Hodges and son, Donald, of Medford, Mrs. Floyd j Walklns and daughter, of Medford, ! Mrs. Roy Iturleson of Phoenix. ; mid Mi'm. (Illbert Hermance of lugene, picnicked In the Ashland Lithla park last Wednesday. Tho four ladles mentioned were class mates in ttie Phoenix school, nil graduating with the ctass of 11124. The day was very pleasantly spent - ; In reminiscencing old times nnd , ' "" Gnosis From ois M rs, J. R, Weseotl nnd talent ed tittle daughter, Marjory, of Chicago, III., accompanied by Mrs. .no imikh", - ."v i ford of Mrs. Wcseotl's sisters, M rs. Ma rjory Feasley and M rs. L. A. Kalade Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rurnhnm returned the first of the w.eek from a fishing trip up the north fork of the Umpuiia. MILK Those wishing Daily Service on GRADE "A" RAW MILK Phone 599-W Visits In South Miss Dorothea llasklns, daugh ter of Mr. ami Mrs. L. 11. Jlaskins, who Is a guest In Berkeley, Calir., this week. Mrs. Mills Hoonrs House Guest With Dinner Wednesday Honoring her house guest, Mrs. Oeorge K. Vos of Portland, Mrs. Thomas I X. Mills' entertained nt dinner at her home on Geneva Wednesday evening. CluestH were: Mr. and Mrs. Chandler lOgan nnd house guest, Tom Diiyman, of San Francisco; Mrs. Sprngtie Rle gel, Chs Voorhles, and Mrs. Voss. Tuckers Entertain Burlingame Guests Guests who arc spending this weok end at tho Nion Tucker cabin on Rogue Hlver arrived in M ed f o rd on the morning Hh ast a Friday from llurllngame, Calif. They are Mr. and Mrs. OeorgR Cameron, M r. ami Mis. Power Symington nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Bd mund Lyman. Miss .lean Prochnow Honor (iiieHt I Miss Jean Whllloclt entertnlned j Thursday evening at Jackson Hot I Springs with n swimming party I in honor of Misw Mnrjorie Proch now, who was the hotise guest of Miss Whlllock during the week. Following the swim, n plcnla dinner was enjoyed, with the fol lowing guests present: Miss Prochnow, Helen nnd Mnry Hd inlston, diddle nnd Dean Hlgdon, Leila, KaHska, Mrs, Richard Hton er. and Mrs. C. W. Whlllock. Miss Prochnow left Snturday evening by train for her home In Springfield, Ore. Mrs. Willed Returns From Vacation Trip Mrs, Rosa Rlackmore W'illett has returned to Medford after va cationing In Crescent City, Cnllf.. nnd will re-open her studio next week for morning classes , only through the month of August, Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mrs. R. C. Jerome and Mrs. IT. S. Arm strong were among Medford peo ple, who spent the past week t' the beach. They were, vacation ing nt Bandon. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. .T. White nnd M r. W h I te's pnrents. M r. nnd Mrs. ,T. O. Coggin are spending severn I days vacationing nt Cres cent City and Kurekn. ' ,l 10c a Quart
