flfEDFORD MAtL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11 1930.
The Week's Society Happenings
Edited By
Eva Nealon
Miss Ames Is Bride
At Lovely Wedding
Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Ben Trowbridge1
Is Complimented At i
Bridge Tea, Shower
Community Ball to
Draw Social Groups
to Oriental Gardens
Dinner Dance Given
in Honor of Guest
Here for Holidays
Christmas Dance of
American Legion to
Be Event of Dec. 25
Popular Matrons Who Figure in"Messiah" Oratorio
To Be Sting by Local Artists, Holly Theater Tuesday
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Leading In interest events of the
pie-holiday season In tho wedding
of Miss Margaret Strong Ames,
daughter of Mrs. L. P. Ames, and
Mr. Wm. Henry Fluhrer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fluhrer,
which was solemnized at 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon in tho St. Mark's
church. Episcopal, Father Wm. B,
Hamilton reading the service.
Invitations were Issued to 200
guests and the church elaborately
decorated In white chrysanthe
mums and green ivy for the oc
casion. The bride was charming, attired
in a. gown of cream colored satin
finished with a long train which
formed a graceful line beneath her
veil, 'created from an old French
shawl worn by her grandmother,
Mrs. E. A. Perry.
She carried a shower bouquet
of gardenias and lilies of tho valley-Mrs.
Bruce H. Bauer, her matron
of , honor, wore a formal after
noon gown of shell pink crepe.
Tho maid of honor, Miss Constance
Ames, was attired In a slmllur
gown of orchid crepe and the
bridesmaids, Miss Kleunor -Ames
and Miss Louise Fluhrer, wore
gowns of peach and turquoise blue
all wore silver turbans to blend
with their gowns and carried boa
quels of salmon pink rosebuds.
Mr. Herbert Strang was the
groom's attendant and Dr. Bert
Lageson and Mr. Thomas Swem,
ushers.
For half an hour preceding the
ceremony soft music was played on
the organ by Mrs. H. O. Purucker,
who continued with Mendelssohn's
wedding march for the procession
a I.- She ployed- very softly through
the ceremony Schubert's Ave Ma
ria and the grand march from
Tunnhauser for the recessional. Out
of town' guests for the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Franz and
son Joseph, of Portland.
Following the wedding, dinner
was served at tho Ames homo for
members - of the two families.
Guests .being Mr. and Mrs. John F,
Fluhrer, Mr. and Mrs. Bruco Bauer
and little dauglitor Jacqueline,
Miss Louise Fluhrer, Mrs. 13. A.
Perry, Mrs. L. P. Ames, Miss Doro
thy Hughes and tho MIhhcs Lucille,
Constance and Klonnor Ames.
The' bride and groom then loft
for,, a Jniotor trip to coast points.
They will return to Med ford to
make their home.
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Music Group Hears
Mrs. Sparrow Give
History of Dance
Tho ' history of tho ilnnco was
outlined by Mrs. Alex Sparrow In
1 Kir Interesting paper read to mem
bers of the Ashland-Medford chap
ter o;tho. Music, Teachers associa
tion at tho meeting hold In Mrs.
B. E, Ooro's studio Tuosday eve
ning. . The . history was demonstrated
with folk dances by pupils of Miss
tllith' Marie Luy. Tho dances ex
pressed the progress of tho art In
each country.
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter
linrouto I'cbblo llcach
.. Ijeon&rd Carponter left Mcdford
KrWay evening for Ban Francisco
to join Mrs. Carpenter for tho trip
on south to Pebblo Beach, wliero
they will spond the holidays as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Chalid
lerKgnn. ' '
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5 Permanents j
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: $10 Shelton Spiral
jiij waves without shampoo
will be featured during
December for $0. m-
Make an appointment
with ui this week.
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I PEGGIE'S 1
S Beauty Parlor
4gr : Phone 497 5
S Palmer Building
A recent social event of spec
ial Intercut to members of the
young married get was tho hrlclRn
tea and shower given in compli
ment to Mm. Ben Trowbridge at
the home of Mrs. Keurls Kpeneer
Saturday afternoon, December Cth.
Hotiteses were Mrs. tfpeneer, Mrt.
Max Pierce. Mrs. Justin Hmlth
and Miss Josephine Knpiws. There
were four tnbles of bridge in play
and prize for high score was
awarded Mrs. Flavius West and
second hlBh. Mm. W. Temby.
Mrs. Trowbridjre tviib tho recip
ient of many lovely gifts.
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Texas Ladies Give
Program For Dixie
Club At GeBauers
Mrs. Max Oeliauer whs hordeHH
Saturday, December 6, to niembem
of the Dixie club at her home on
Corning court. Hho was assisted In
entertaining by tho other mcmbors
of the club, who arc, from the stnto
of Texas: Mrs. John I'eter, Mrs.
Rose Heheffolln, Mrs. O. Q. D'AI
blnl and MIhs Anna Kellehor.
An lntereHtlng program was pro
Rented, during which Mrs. Kcheffe
lln told the early history of Toxus
and Mrs. D'Alhlnt tho history of
Texas under six flags. Mrs. (Jo
Bauer entertained the group with
two solos, accompanied at tho
piano by Mrs. Peter.
Following tho program the
guests gathered round a long table
decorated with Christmas tree ami
other Christmas novelties and
were served Texas Inmales and
other refreshments.. : :
Now Year's eve tho club will
moot at the homo of Mrs. DIAIblnl
for a watch party.
Reames Chap. 0.'. 5.
Elects Officers For
Year Wednesday Eve
Officers- for, tho' coining, your
wore elected at tho Wednesday
night meeting of Houiuoh chapter,
O. 15. 8., at the Musnnlu hall. They
are Mrs. - Gwendolyn Woodcock
worthy j matron; Or In' Hchenck,
worthy piitrdiii Mrs. ,' Cordelia
narnosp aHHOcluto - imilron; Bunt
Houston, UKsociatO' patron; Mrs.
Hattle Alden, secretary; Mrs. Flor
ence Butler, treasurer; Mrs. Addio
Wilson, conductress; Mrs, Mota
Ollhert, nHHocluto conducti'OKS.
Following the busluoHH meeting'
tho members adjourned K to ' tho
banquet room, ' which was -uttrac-tlvoly
decorated in holiday novel
tlos and 'refreshments- were served
by tho committee, headed by Mrs.
Van Vabuh, . ''"
Wednesday ovniilng a epectal
meeting will ho held for initiation
of the now members. '
Mrs. Dubuque Invites
Friends For Bridge
Mrs. H. A. Duhunuo of Central
Point was' at homo to a small
group of Medford friends Friday
afternoon. .Several hands of con
tract bridge wero enjoyed and de
licious Tefrsuments served at a
long table in the spacious dining
room.
ItiirgctiNcn Make
Homio in Kugcno
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Iturgess left
Medford Tuesday for lOugene and
are now making their homo on
Twenty-first and Alder streets,
close to tho University of Oregon
en mpus.
Say ...
Merry Christmas
with a '
Bulova Watch
Exclusively nt
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Heading left to right Mrs. V.
linili-r uu.siilces or tho Creator Mulfont club; Mrs. Margaret Iluntoon WlllluirLson, contralto, who is ouo
or (lie leading soloists In tho Messiah, and Mrs. lOlsio Carlton Strung, soprano, who also appears in
one or the leading roles. Tho two singers are well known to Mcdford music lovers, who are antici
pating tlM'ir iipcnrnii?o In the Messiah Tuesday evening.
Lady Elks To Meet
In Temple Tuesday
For Regular Party
' The lady Klks will meet Tues
day afternoon, Decern her 1 6, at
. in., at the V.hiu temple for
their regular semi-monthly card
party.
Urldge and pool will be played
and a largo iteudanco is desired,
The former dining room In tho
temple has been fitted up for a
now card room with now tallies
and covers and is to bo used ex
clusively by tho ladles. This room
Is warm and pleasant and every
one who nttends will bo assured an
enjoyable afternoon.
I r- Karh lady whoso' husband,
j father or brother Is an Elk In good
i standing with dues paid to tho
j lodge for tho current term Ih en-
titled to tho privileges of attending
'and enjoying these parlies, which
are given ovory other Tuesday dur
' Ing the winter and spring.
I Mrs. Karl (laddls is chairman of
. tho committee for next Tuesday
and tho committee hopes to see a
large number of Lady Elks ut this
P-tuiy,
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Miksche
Tho Ttullding Bridge club met
with Mrs, Ann Miksche Thursday
afternoon uf her hoifte on South
J'eueh street. Five tables of brldgo
wero In play. Mrs. Haymond Mik
sche assisted tho hostess In serv
ing. Mrs. Wilfred Miksche of Port
land, who hps boon visiting friends
and relatives here, was a guest.
High seoro was won by Mrs. Her
bert. Next meeting will bo with
Mesdanies Murray and Wood De
cember 18.
Mrs, 31 join tu Ho
ilostcsH to Clrvlo
Tho Fidelity circle of tho First
M. K. church will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. O. Y Myers,
ltn South Oakdnlc aveilue. Mrs.
Mary Smith will lead tho devo
tlons.( Mrs. Ned ltensehotor will
have charge of the study. Members
urged to attend. Visitors always
welNmie.
Mirii m nm mO
Larry Schade U
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lly l'easley
II. 1'ut.ki', who Ih directing the licaullful orutorio to be itrcscntcd
Carols Will Cheer
Medford People On
Eve Of Christmas
TIiq beautiful Christmas season
Is approaching, bringing with it
thoughts and memories of home
and an appreciation for the finer
things of life, often forgotten In
the hurry and scurry of an overy
day world.
And with tho thoughts comes
tho revival of many old time cus
toms and one of tho most welcome
will he tho singing of Christmas
carols.
The Juniors of tho Presbyterian
church will sing Christmas evo be
tween G and 7 o'clock at many,
homes In Medford. They have
asked residents, who wish to hear,
the old carols, to placo lighted can
dles In tho windows of thefr
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Student To Arrive
Home For Holidays
Saturday & Sunday
Many students will bo return
ing to Medford Saturday and
Sunday from tho University of'
Oregon, Oregon Stato college aiuN
other schools of Oregon and Cali
fornia to spend tho Christmas hol
idays with relatives and friends.
The Yuletldo season will be fill
ed with many gala affairs to be
given In their honor.
Hoynl Neighbor Christmas Tree
to He Held Thursday
Tho Itoyal Neighbor ChrlHtmas
tree will bo held ' next Thursday
evening at tho K. P. hall on North
Cirapo street. A program will he
given starting at N:30 o'clock.
MIkh Nnylor
Is Ho.stONM 'I
Miss Alta Nay lor was hostess at
theater nartv Frldav evnnlnir
when her evenlntr biitlce club was
Invited to her homo and given a
Christmas treat by attending the
lolly. r 1
THE PERFECT
XMAS PRESENT
Y tt? St. W '
Opposite Holly Theatre
PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION
By Shangle
Piano Recital Given
in Holiday Setting
at Leverette Home
On Tuesday evening, December
9, the second of the scries of draw
ing room recitals by the students
of Rosa Black more Willett from
tho Medford nnd Grants Pass stu
dios was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Leverette.
Over 60 people enjoyed tho re
cital In a reaj Christmas setting.
The rooms were gaily and artis
tically decorated with evergreens
and flowers and wonderful light
ing effects In rose and gold.
Tho Yule log burned cheerfully
and at tho other end of the music
room a Christmas tree glittered in
tho soft light.
Tho splendid work of the class
was received with much enthusi
asm by tho audience. The pupils
participating In it were Goraldinc
Bunch, Carol Daughcrly, ' Lorralno
Doyle, Lcona Daughorty, J5clla Mao
Grant, Verdean Harvey, Georgl-.
anna Hussong, Doreen i Leverette,
Jean Leverette, Moneta Mclkle,
Carol Schcffel, Ruby Stone and
Betty Thorndyko.
O.S.C. Club Observes
Christmas on Monday
The annual Christmas party of
the Oregon State College club wilt
be held tomorrow evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. War
ner at the regular meeting of the
organization. Each member Is
asked to bring a gift for the
Christmas tree. i
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Lutheran Ladies
Meet Thursday
.-The Ladles Aid society of the
English Lutheran church will hold
their regular meeting In tho social
rooms of the church on Thursday,
December 18, at 2 p. m. The an
nual election of officers for tho
ensuing year will bo held at this
meeting. A large attendance is an
ticipated as this gathering will
oloso one of the most successful
years in the life of tho organiza
tion. solve the gift
problem!
Don't delay
there are only
10 more (lavs!
The Gift
That Only
YOU Can
Give!
Final plans for the community
hall to he staged next Saturday are
taking definite form-and all indl-;
cations point to a splendid success.
The affair which is being given fori
charitable purposes, will take place j
in the Oriental Gardens ballroom
and music will be furnished by !
Dom Provost and his popular j
dance orchestra. Special features .
and entertainment are to be pro- j
vidpd for the enjoyment of those
who attend and an attractive prize ;
will be given away during the eye- j
ning. .
A balloon dance with dollar bills j
concealed in some of the balloons I
promises to prove .a popular num- (
her. Tickets will go on sale to- j
morrow at the Chamber of Com
merce, J arm In & Woods, and Pal
mers Music House and a commit
tee will solicit tho business and
residence district, according to
Ticket Chairman Allen Smith.
Popular prices will prevail.
Many local civic organizations are
cooperating to make Med ford's
community , ball an unqualified
success, representatives of the fol
lowing clubs being included on
the committee in charge of the
affair: Rotary, Kiwanls, Lions,
American Legion, Greater Medford
club and the Business and Profes
sional Woman's club.
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Graduate Nurses To
Have Holiday Party
C. W Ashpole Home
Among the many Christmas par
ties planned for the week is that
of the Graduate Nurses association
to be held Monday evening at tho
home of Mrs. C. W. Ashpole. Mrs.
Ashpole and Miss Thelma Kent
will be hostesses.
Each member Is asked to bring
a 25 cent toy for the Chrlstmus
tree. " ,
Del mars Honored
At New Homo
A very enjoyable evening was
spent Saturday at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs.' Delmar Warren, when
a number of their friends sur
prised them with a house warm
ing party and a number- of. gifts
for their new home. Games and
music were the diversions of tho
evening. ,
Guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Smith, Mr.- and Mrs. Cecil Nord
quist, Mr. and Mrs, H. Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Ovel McCIanahan, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold AVarren, Mr. and
Mrs. C E. Roberts and Mr. and
Mrs, Delmar AVarren nnd son, Roy.
Select one or more f
these fine gifts that
will lust throughout
the years
Elgin,
Waltham
Illinois
Watches
Diamond Rings
Toilet Sets
Compacts
Mesh Bags
Leather Bags
Rock Crystals
Silverware
Clocks
Ladies' and
Men's
Set Rings
All (Jimlity
(foods
Fully (.;i;inint(Tii
A srftall
deposit will
hold any
article
MAKE
f(o)l
Complimenting Miss Krnestine
Fredenburg, who Is fln this city
from Washington, D. C, to spend
the Christmas holidays, a no-host
dinner dance was held at the Hotel
Medford lust evening.
Dinner was served In the small
djning room at a, table beautifully
decorated in holiday colors with a
Christmas tree for centerpiece.
Covers were placed for 22.
Guests were Miss Fredenburg,
honor guest. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bus
aey, Mr. and Mrs. Phil LounHbury,
Mr. and MA. Jay Walton, Misses
Myrtle Pankey. Ruth Meusel, Jean
Fitzglbbon, Ethel Boggs, Itha
Heard, Thelma Heard and Gertrude
Fredenburg nnd Messrs. .Clarence
Relsner, John Waage. Bill Foley,
Pat Riley, Clyde Milliard, Ernest
Rostel and John Grcbb.
Delphian Chapter
Meetl i ig Th u rscl a y
A Delphian chapter meeting
will be held at the library at
9:30 Thursday morning and all
members re urged to be present.
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The Handicraft Shop
Gift Suggestions
Stamped Pieces
Pictures
Clothes Pin Bags
Novelty Pillow Cases
Luncheon Sets
Hand Embroidered Gifts
Card Table Covers
Pillow Cases
Hand Towels
MODEL SALE
Half Price and Less
Luncheon Sets
Pillows
Yarn
juitli Cliristmcu Cli
B1UIEB1PD
DIAMOND KINGS
$25.00 to $250 00
DIAMOND SET
WEDDING RINGS
Special $15-00 and $19.50 .
PLATINUM WEDDING RINGS
15 Fine Diamonds $75.00
43 Fine Diamonds $165-00
IT'S THE LITTLE LUXURIES THAT
MAKE LIFE WORTH WHILE
Make this a Christmas long to be remembered by
giving Jewelry
WATCHES
vc liable makes
known (or their beauty
' and dependability. Their
constant service will show
your Christ- $Q C
mas wisdom. Z J up
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TERMS IF DESIRED
C. Earl Bradfish
JEWELER
VDLIR CHRISTMAS SELECTION . . , NOW
Christmas night, December 25,
has been announced as date for the
annual American Legion ball, one
of the most festive events of the
Yuletide season. The dance will be
held at the Oriental Gardens.
Past Commender H. L. Bromley
will act as chairman of the affair,
which is anticipated each year by
many social groups of the valley.
Full details of the dance plans will
be announced by Mr. Bromley at
an early date.
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Dr. and Mrs. llenny
VLsIt Medford Friends
Dr. and Mrs. Georgo Hcnny and
children, who will leave Portland
Immediately after the holidays to
make their home in Philadelphia,
stopped in this city the first of the
week to visit friends whilo en route
north from Sun Francisco. Dr.
llenny recently completed his in
terne in San Francisco and is be
ing transferred to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henny was formerly Eliza
beth Gore and made her home in
Medford for a number of years.
Clever Hot Pot Holders
Lovely Linen Towels
Tea Towels
Pillows
Luncheon Sets
Laundry Bags
Handkerchiefs
Pillow Cases
Aprons
Pictures
arm
PENS
M atched set
. . . desk ensembles
in popular colors.
Useful and expres-
siveof hol-J I
iday cheer. Jap
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