MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,' OREfiOV, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, lnnO.'""
The Week's Society Happenings
Edited By
EvaNeedon
Miss Templeton Is
Bride, Mr. Campbell
at Friday Wedding
Miss Esies to Wexi
John Thompson in
Bay City Aug. 4
Misses Kaffka Are
I Much Entertained
Before Departure
Mrs. Thomas H. Mills
fcecomes Bride of
6t Stutz Today
PXGE FOUR
, 2 i '
i . 1
Is at Beach
I Brick of Week !
Mhrft Brth WhIHoHi of Cor
v&Whh -fctu-flhur nf Mr. C. W. Whll
frwtk of T14 Wwt Tnth tt,
will become lh hrld of Ir. Lm
tcr E. Statu, hUo of CorvalllJi, ut
four o'clock thin afternoon, t the
homo of the bride's mother. Rev.
Alexander (.1. Hcnnett will rend the
nervier, With Alius Ullzabeth Kwi
gart playing the "Wedding March,"
by Mendelssohn.
Miss Lilly Nordgrcn of Corval
llfi will sing "O Promise Me," and
Mrs., W. A. Hollaway will sing
"Because," accompanied at the
piano by MIbb Hwigart.
The bride will wear a dress of
powder blue luce, and will carry
a: bouquet of rosebuds and (tweet
peafl. fcthe w 111 be attended by
Mm. Deliner M. Uoodo of Corval
lift, who will be attired In apricot
chiffon. . Mm. Ired Stutz, brother
of the groom, will bo his only
attend nt.
A reception will be given at
the Whlllock homr folio wing the
wedding, for tho guests, after
which the couple will leave for
Victoria, Canada.
Out-of-town guests will Include
MifW IjUcy JewiH, MIhm Ciortrude
Htrlckland, MIhh Lilly Nordgrcn,
Mrs. Busy McComb, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Uaxell, Miss Mildred liur
tholonlen, and Mr. and Mm. Del
iner M. Ooodo of Corvallls; Miss
-Mftble Hloek, Miss Ietha Hunting
and Miss Maud Wilson of Port
land ;V Mr. and Mi-H. Frank Mnsh
burn,. and Mr. and Mm. I-'rank
Vftn Ice of Grants Pass, and Mr.
and Mrs. Kd win Vanice of Klam
ath Kalis.
Miss Whlllock ' is an Instructor
In the commercial department at
Oregon Mtato coIIokc.
'
MIsh Barber 1m
Honored Willi Nhoucr
" "MIsn Josephine Barber, whose
marrlRKO to Terry A. Talent of
Kcattle will be an event of this
'month, was honored with u miscel
laneous, shower Tuesday evening in
Ashland, Mm. I'hil Htansbury of
this city nnd Mm. Milton Franklin
of Ashland being hosteRaos.
Bridge was enjoyed at tho home
of Mrs. Franklin, after which the
Rgents wont to tho homo of Miss
Barber whore Hie shower was held.
MuUinlluiubi Vacation
At BrooklnRH ,
Dr. nud'Mrs. B. C. Mulholland
and, daughter Marjory, left Mod
ford yesterday for . Brooking,
where tlioy will spend a week's
vacation, enjoying deep sea flub
in ff, ,: river finning,--, swimming,
horseback riding and othci' sports
offered (here.
Child Artist of Chicago Entertains .
'"' Local Society at L. A. Salade Home
.One of the most Interesting af
fairs In local society during tho
post, week was the musical given
on Thursday afternoon at tho home
of Men. L. At Halado Jr., at which
her niece', MIsh Marjorlo Wescott,
, yoiiny coloratura-soprano was pre-
, sentcd. Marjorle, who la In Mod
ford with her mother, Mrs. J. B.
, Wescott, from Chicago Is also a
niece of Mrs. Marjory Fuaslcy. Khe
la Just 11 years old find delighted
' tho 60 guests, who called at Mrs.
Kalade'a homo with her mastery
of French, Italian, Herman and
Hwedlbh as Well a a Kngllsh Inter
pretation of music.
, Hho baa been studying voice, pi
ano and languages since she was
fivo yearn of ago. Bhc has mas
tered them and the tuuno time
v kept her natural child smile and
naive manner, which pleased tho
' Appreciative uudlenco almost as
much as the exceptional rango of
her volc. '
MuMeal groups of Med ford nre
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MILS. ; It'I'll lit Jt. CAMPBKLL
! ,( llrina Templeton), daughter or
Mr. and .Mm. K. Templeton, wIionc
marriage Him an event of Friday
evening at the First I'roJjylcrian
church.
Mrs. Mills Hostess
at Buffet Luncheon
for Chicago Guests
Mm. Thomas 11. Mills whs hos
tess at her home on tleneva Wed
nesday at a buffet lunehenn, fol
lowed by bridge, to which - 1 (1
guests wero invited. Tho pleasant
affair was Kiven In compliment to
Mrs. ,1. B. Wescott and Mrs. Jack
IIiitfKS of ChioiKo, who urn house
guests in this city of Mrs. Marjory
Feasley.
Mm. Ames and Daughters
To .Motor North
Mrs. L. 1'. Ames and daughters
Constance, Lticlle and Kleunor,
Irnvo Medford todny for a two
weeks motor trip lo northern
points. They will spend consider
able time In Victoria.
UrUlgo Chili Meets
Johnston Hummer Home
The country homo of T. Slater
Johnston on 'Itogue river waa the
scono of the meeting of tho Thurs
day bridge club during the past
week. Fishing and swimming
were enjoyed as well its cards.
hoping that tho child artint may
bo heard In recital here , before
she returns to tho cant.
Her lovely voice Is dominated
by artistic feeling In all her songs,
which seem to convey an ability
heaven sent, always attributed to
genii for which ordinary humans
can find no other way of describ
ing In (be Hchemn of things. Sueh
ability seldom blossoms In a child
so young us Mat-Jorfo so to tho
(raining of her Instructor, llanna
Butler, who Is also her great-aunt,
muelt must he conceded.
Her program Thursday after
noon Includrd tho following com
positions: tlcrman Lullaby Mozart
Swedish Folk Hong
.Serenade .Orcvahtka
Lullaby .. .Cyril Seotl
Bell Nome Delibes
Little I'ink Hose
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Charmaut Otscnu David
I to. Mr. PliiiM 4M .,.
i Knenre. Cain Noinl Verdi
mtmoriti, that thty will
bring to mind through tho
yaart. Gtnuino VIRGIN
Diamonds, at itandard
pricai.backtd byaCtrtif
icot of TitU and a Guar
antta of Quality, may
ba iccurad only through
Mint Kirn Templeton. daughter;
of Mr. Mild Mm. K. Templeton of
Klamath Fulls, formerly of Med-
foid, and Arthur It. Campbell, son '
of Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Campbell of
Portland were married Friday eve- ;
ning t a quiet ceremony at the
First Presbyterian church In the !
presence of Immediate relatives j
and friends, Rev. (Jlaudo B. Porter ,
reailluK the service. '
The bride was attired In an en-!
scmhlc of blue and carried a cor- !
sago of yellow roHehuds. Khe wa:
attended by her sister, Miss Vlulu
Templeton.
Following the ceremony the brl- '
dal couple left for a motor trip to
northern points. They will return!
to Medfurd to make their home,;
where Mr. Campbell Is associated
with the Marshall Printing com
puny.
Book Club Enjoys
Meeting on Rogue
at Ulrich's Cabin
The past week's meeting tjf the
local Hook club was held at the
country home of Mi's. Lewis Ul
rlch. Water's Kdgo, on Itoguo
river. A picnic luncheon was
nerved and the afternoon spent
enjoying beauty of tho location
and discussing plans for the com
ing year's study.
CuchIh were Mrs. Jonas Wold,
Mm. K. N. Vllm, Mrs. C. A. Swl
gart. Mm. K. W. Kleeter, Mrs. W.
X. II. Itohhison, Mrs. Gray and
M I'm. K. O. Moore.
Mrs. Wilson Honored1'
at Shower and Bridge
M m. L. D. Inskcep and .Mm.
Italph Jtalley wore hoslesses at a
brldgo party and shower at the
home of tho latter Friday evening
given -in compliment to Mrs. B. C
Wilson.
invitations were Issued to fif
teen gueats, who on Joyed several
hours at the bridge tables with
high score going to Mm. Helen
Holt Wilson, second high to Mrs.
K. VV. Hhocklcy and low to Mm.
Lyda King.
Mrs. Bailey's homo was attractive
ly decorated In gladioli of pink
and purplo fur the occasion.
Uucsts wore: Mrs. W. B. Johnston
Jr., Miss Josephine Ivoppes, Miss
J 0 1 it I i Jjuuhkschor, Miss Jean ltice,
M iss Hern Ice (Jill, M iss Carmen
llittson, Mm. F. (1. Bunch, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Hhocklcy, Mrs. King,
Miss A. Burchardl, Miss Opal
Taylor, ami tho honor guest, Mm.
B. C. Wilson.
Picnic Dinner Given
By .Mrs. LuiumIcii
Honoring her 'two houae k nests,
Mrs. Hay Harrison of Seattle and
Mm. F. C. Young of Cortland, Mrs.
Bessie Lumsden entertained with a
picnic dinner In Ashland park on
Tuesday evening. Sixteen guests
were present.
MIhm Sanderson
In iicnI Here
Miss Anaouctte Sanderson of
Valley City, N. D rived In Med-
ford Wed Monday to bo the giicst
for two weeks of Miss Klixuhct h
McKay of this city. Previous to
her coming to Medford, MIsh San
derson vial ted in Seattle, Tacoma
and Port laud.
Arrive Today
From South
Mr. and Mir. Harry Collctt will
nrrlvo In this city inday from La
Jolla, Cal.. to viHit Iho Misses Carl
ton. Mr. Collet t la roinemborcd by
easterners as. a champion baseball
player In tho nonprofessional
class, lie was an Intimate friend
of the former Stephen' Mather.
$1.50 and $1.95
All willi tlouMi' IVnt Tops in
t vo-t(iiic(l ftTiM-lfi. Smartest
Parisian sponsored sjiades for
late summer and early fall.
Berger photo.
Charming young matron, who f requently entertains at her home
on Geneva, and has been much fet ed in local society since she came
here from Portland In the spring. Mrs. Mills was formerly Miss Elea-no-e
Beckwlth.
Mesdames Currie
and Sidney Smith -Tuesday
Hostesses
.:i
Mrs. Sidney Smith and Mrs. J. Mrs. Italph Jennings was hos
A. Currlc'wcrtt Joint hostesses on tw Wednesday evening at a
, , . , , , 1 chicken picnic dinner and swim at
rueaday afternoon with a lunch- , (ho jjick80n ot KprinB8 Wcdnes-
con at Hotel Medford. followed by day evening In honor of Mrs.
bridge at the homo of Mm. Smith Louis Jennings' birthday. The rc-
on West Main street. -
Three tables wero In play wlt(h
prizes going to Mrs. C. S. Bulteiv
field, Mm. F. C. Dillard and Mm.
('has. A. Wing.
Clients included Mesdames Gus
Newbury. D. R. Wood Jack j ker, Mr. and Mm. O. w.
Thompson. Chas. Wing. Rawles Dunford. Mrs. Lyda King. Mrs.
Moor, Chas. Butler. Frank Rob- j K'vh Mitchell and Mr. Ralph Jen
erts, F. C. Dillard, Vei n Marshall, ,
Cora Welch Carpenter of New! .
York City, John Peters andO. C
Boggs. '
Carpenters Give
Dinner Party for
Guests From East
M r. and Mrs. Lincoln McCor
mack of I rvlugton-on-tbe Hudson
and Dunbar Carpenter of Win
chester. Mass., were honor guests
at a dinner party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter at
their country home Tuesday eve
ning. Dinner was served on the per
gola of the sv fm m lug pool, other
Rtiests Ijelng: M r. and Mrs. H.
Chandler Kgan, Mr. and Mrs. P.
W. Hamill, Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Iteames, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W.
Ruhl, MIhs Margaret Hubbard,
Ml-H. Alice ltnllnwiiv Mr l1 K
Newhall and Mm. F. Corning
Kenly.
Shapeliness
Attained
With New
Alieri-A
HOSIERY
rtM - n y;-1 h fit i t''
! Mrs. Jennings Gives
Birthday Dinner in
Honor of Daughter
malnder of tho evening was spent
at' iminlaturo golf.
' Thuse present Included Mr. and
Mrs, , Louis Jennings, Miss 'Jose
phine Koppes, Miss Lucile Garrett
of Santa Anna, Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey N'orris, Mr. and Mrs. R
University Group
Plans House Party
Several Interesting affairs have
been held during the past week
at resorts neighboring Medford.
Among those listed for the com
ing week is a house party at Lake
of the Woods, being planned by
members of Phi Mil sorority from
the University of Oregon.
Members from Klamath Falls
and Medford will gather at the
popular resort for the week-end
to enjoy fishing, boating und
swimming.
KnMcru (iucsls
YMt Crater Lake
The Misses Dorothy Wight, Dor
othy Koyce. and Zilpha House of
West Springfield. Mass., who have
been the guests of Florence Graves
and Mrs. Ida Woods, left for Cra-
up Lnko ,'l illliy "' ning. follow-
Ing their viMi in Medford,
Mr. Hart HoMrs
; At Uridyl l.utu-lieoii
Mm. Floyd Hart entertained
' with a tii'ldge lunehenn on Satur
day at her home on Rohm Court
, honorliiK Mr. Hart's mother. Mm.
Anna 1 lart, who 1 upending the
mi in met In M edford. Mm. Hart
wa agisted hy .Mm. Hubert Hart.
Aii Visitors llrrv
From I'eiin.vlxanla
Mr. anil Mm. J. Iuvrence Han
lyof Fritnklln, l'enn., were guests
durinK t he piiHt week of Mm. A.
J. Hanhy. They also visited with
Mr. Hanhy whllo In Kukciic. The
eouplo is on tour of tho national
park:, and following their visit
here, left by way of the Iledwood j
highway, and followlnK n visit in
Oakland, will eontlnue to their
home in Franklin.
(MfMtM ut. PrtMillfc A
Homo Tills Wrek
CuentH of Mr. and Mm. Harry
Frentlee thl week 'are Mr. and
Mm. lieoi'Ke l.arswon and ehllilren.
Mm. Konald MeCeorne nnd son
Allien, and Mrs. .laek Downer of
Mamhfield nnd MIhh Sinu Paiter
Min of (Jranil ForkH. N. 1). Whllo
here tJiey have enjoyed a trip to
I'raler Ijtke and other jteenle re
Mrtt of Houthern oreRon.
of A iv At Miiumcr
Home mi ItoRue Itlver
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nnye nnd
Mm. J. V. No) en of Kan Franelseo
art itpondltiK tho week at their
lodxc on the KoKue.
YMt In
( iH)tilMe
lr. and Mm. F. li. Muneh left
yesterday by motor for t."oqulle
to visit fttemla und relatives.
Their da or liter li era Mine, who
has been spending the summer
with her grandparents In that city,
will return with them.
Mrs. Henry Bates entertained
with a bridge - luncheon Friday
honoring her nieces, the Misses
Kna and Leila Kaffka, who have
been her guests for the past month
from San Francisco. Luncheon
was served to eight guests and the
afternoon spent at bridge with
prize for high score going to Miss
France Moller, second high . to
,MiH Huby Stone, and consolation
to Miss Adra Kdwards.
Cluestij were; Misses Margaret
Pennington, 'Janet Rao Smith,
A una M ae Fuson, K uby Stone,
Frances Moller Adra Kdwards and
the two 'honor guests.
Tho Misses Kaffka left last eve
ning for their home In the bay city
ami will be greatly m is.se d in the
younger set. which has done much
entertaining for them during their
vacation here.
Rev. Wood Greeted
at Reception Held
On Friday Evening
The reception for Hev. Wood
the new pastor of the M. K. church
South, Mrs. Wood and their son
llatiand which was postponed
from last week on account of the
death of Rev, H. M. Branham. was
hold Friday night in tho church
basement.
There was a varied program
consisting of aongs, readings, and
Instrumental selections on piano,
ukulele, mandolin, guitar and har
monica. Dr. Roberta extended the hearty
welcome of the "entire membership
of tho church to Rev. Wood and
family and called upon the whole
body of tho church to put forth
earnest effort to make this year
i the best possible.
Rev. Wood responded voicing his
sincere appreciation for the real
welcome accorded him and his
family since their arrival and out
lining In a smalt way some of his
plans for tho year.
About eighty were present. Afjer
the program refreshments were
served.
Young Artists Are
Whillock9s Guests
limine Kuests of Mr. und Mrs. C.
A. WMIloek of 915 West Tenth
street are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc
pherson nnd family of Los Angles.
Mr. McPherson has Just 'returned
from n trip nhroad, having visited
KnKland. holiinil, Scotland and
France, while the rest of tho fam
ily remained hi Los Angeles, as
Miss Marian was dancing with the
Fanclion nnd Marco Kuvuo.
Moth Miss Marian and little Miss
June, aped 111 and S, respectively.
are talented dancers, both bolus
pupils of Kthel Meglin. producer of
the world-lamous Meglin Kiddie
llevue; while the younger members
of the family, Joseph, Jr., Donald
and Robert, nre equally talented.
all having taken part in Tech-Art
pictures in Hollywood. Miss Kllza
betb, who enjoyed a two months'
visit In Medford last fall, is an ac
complished singor and linguist.
Among the interesting alliilrs en-
Joyed during their stay was the
beautiful trip to Crater lnke. In
cluding an overnight vist to Proa-
poet, during the past week.
Having motored up over the lted-
wood highway, tho return trip will
probably be made over the inland
route.
Knjoy Summer Days I
At I Mho of Woods
Mr. ami Mrs. John Fluhrer. Mrs. '
Ruth Bauer and youiiK dauehter.
spent the past week at the Fluhrer :
caliin at Lake of the Woods, where
many Medford people arc adding
interest to summer weather by '.
swimming, boating and fishing. j
Aliens of New Jersey '
Visit the Carltons
Mr. J. Warner Allen and son of,
KlfzRheth, N. j., are, spending two!
days ns guests of the Misses Carl- j
ton at their home on the Old Stage
road this week.
(Jucst of Ytmrlilcs
Mm. lone Dunlap of Portland
Is guest of Colonel nnd Mrs. Gor- !
don Voorhles ut their country
home near this city, having arriv- ;
ed from the south Wednesday. t
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Hotel Medford
j
im Tf ummmm'
Miss Joan DeLosh, who with her
parents, Mr. and Mro. B. T. DeLosh,
is enioyino a motor trip to numer
ous beaches on the Oregon and j
northern California coast.
Oulirrfne Chancy
Mas-Birthday Party
Miss Catherine Chancy was hos
tess lo a group of Tier friends
Thursday ut a theater party, fol
lowed by lunch at Franklins.
Tho.se honoring Miss Catherine on
her birthday were Hazel Moffutt,
Fvelyn , Leonard, Dorothy Core,
Loin Nichols and Joyce Bannlsh.
Tentative Arrangements Made For
"The Ship" And Seattle Symphony
Local dramatic circles arc In
ter cm ed to learn that Misa Janet
Young, hiifiness manager of the
Mrii-util-Olsen players, and ono of
the original seven players was In
Medford Friday, in interests of the
company, which will he presenting
"Tho Shi)," three-act drama by
St. John (.;. Irvine.
This is one of the finest plays
from the pen of Irvine, who Is
also the author f "The First Mrs.
Frazer," now playing in New York
Oily. "The Ship" was presented
by the players five yearn ago, and
hiiM been requested many times
since.
The following comments have
been made, of this play hy 1 tho
Butte Miner and Seattle Times,
respectively:
"A crowd which filled the
Broadway theater laughed and
cried hist night with Moroni Ol
son. Janet Young and the other
artists who make up the Moroni
August
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Miss Mary JuO Kates, daughter
of Mr. and Mm. Rankin Kates of
this city, will become the bride of
John S. Thompson of San Fran
cisco at a ceremony in the bay
city tomorrow. Her sister,. Mian
Kathleen Kstes, will be her maid
of honor and George Thompson,
brother of the groom, will be his
attendant.
Miss Kstes is a graduate of the
Med At rd high school and popular
member of the local younger set.
Mr. Thompson, a graduate of tho
University of California, Is em
ployed in tho homo office of the
Standard Oil company of Califor
nia in San Francisco.
Kcnlys Will i
.Motor Xortli
F. Corning Kenly and sun.
Corning Jr.. will leave Medford to
day by motor for Oearhart, where
they will spend several days at the
beach, then motor on to the boys'
camp where Granger Kenly and
Jimmy Feasley have been spend
ing a portion of the summer. They
will bring tho boys back to Med
ford with them.
finest Return To
Ross California
Miss Kllen Hill and brother,
Granger Hill, who have been
guests in this city of their undo
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. Corn
ing Kenly, for several weeks, left
Saturday for their home In Ross.
They were accompanied by John
If am HI of that city, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. W. Hamill.
Olsen players during their mas
terful presentation of St. John U.
Irvine's powerful emotional drama,
"The Ship."
"The Ship," a compelling three
act 1'iUglish drama by St. John
Irvino wan. given a highly artis
tic and convincing presentation
last night by the Moroni Olsen
players."
, M uslcal circles, however. are
glad to know Miss Marjorle Cowan
I was also in the city making teti-
tative arrangements for the ap
j pearance some time in December
of the Seattle Symphony orchestra.
j with 83 people, at the armory.
I The Seattle symphony Is known
! a ono of the 12 major symphonies
j in the United States, and is con
ducted by Director Kruger. Dur
i ing the past week, Mr. Kruger
I has been conducting the orchestra
! In the Hollywood bowl, and ro
j cently returned from Philadelphia
i where ho directed an orchestra.
flat cri-prB. rlilftons.
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