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PXGE THREH gUll" ' I 4j . M.r -rma The Weeks Society Haenings Edifecf By Eva Nealon HECTORS MSIL TRIBUNE' MEDFORD, OREGON, SUND7VY, JULY 10. 1931. Lr and Dancing nor Guests of atkeys Monday briud meni-" - v- i.to weir """" " Uroad for a turret au,.- M,s J- ISekeyof San Rafael, Cal.. ffflUey'-of St. Joseph, IT. ... fhelr house guenta. 10 "n, h followed by W" ' .jminton at the 'L which additional tare t" Invited. Lydiard Home at Table Rock, Scene Of Lovely Wedding L Ann and Jane Kerr, U), and cousins, , Kerr of the northern city, Lied by their cousin from L -in arrive In this city to- fr from Wedderburn, to be l Colonel and Mrs. Gordon la and family for a few uimm and Messrs. Kerr L.,. niovlne some fishing paerburn as guests of their Roderick Macieay. gFolk Enjoy of Portland !i Quests Here Trips Abroad An event of the past week of much Interest to southern Oregon society wus the wedding of Miss Sue Lydlnrd and Mr. Flunk (.' Mnrsh of I.os Angeles and the re ception, which followed the cere mony at the Table Rock home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Murgaret Lydiard. The wedding service was rend by Rev. Cluude B. Porter of the Fh-st Presbyterian church before a candle lighted altar, banked with pink gladioli, arranged below the colonial stairway. The bride, charming In a long fitted gown ot Ivory satin, was unattended, and carried a, bou quet ot roses and lilies of the val ley.' Following the ceremony, guests were received from 8:30 to 10 In the drawing room, decorated with summer flowers, and on the lawn, lighted with multi-colored Chinese lanterns. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh left after the reception for a motor V'lP to Rainier national park, from which they will return to Los Angeles to make their home, where Mr. Marsh is In the automobile busi ness. Mrs. Marsh is a sister of Mrs. Berthold Barnum, Wm. H. Lydiard and Stanley Lydiard of this city, Miss Grace Lydiard of Table Rock and Mrs. Ringo of Los Angeles. M Mrs. Knapp Cancels Tour of Continent Betrothal Told ten received from young Itn of local society, who avellng in the Brltisn Jsies Europe, bring lmereouns of social events and trips be less traveled ways. Hniana Ruhl. daughter 01 Id Mrs. Robt. W. Ruhl, who tllne through England wun tp of classmates from Vass fites that they are having a time and will Ball for tne Inly 24. The group Is now !; In Wales and will return ndon July 22. Miss Ruhl i to arrive In Medford about It to spend the remainder maimer vacation with her It h Newhall, son of Mr. ana C. 8. Newhall, Is now in where he plans to study for a short time. He will from Europe in time to l his work at Yale with the li of the fall term. Frances Sparrow, daughter See end Mrs. Alex Sparrow, hia been touring Europe last September, is expecte.l I tor New York about Au . Her observances In south- Europe form the subject of Interesting stories. i. Satchwell Is lh Entertained Nellie Satchwell and tr Jean, of Shedd. who ac- MW Mr. and Mrs. O. H. fell on their return to this turn a week's visit In Port' ! been much entertained fl society during the past wimmlng nartv. theatre "d trip to Crater Lake were tne events given In their Mrs. E. L. Knapp, who landed In London a short time ago, sailed from there yesterday for the states, her planned tour of tne continent having been postponed because of illness in London. She will arrive In New York Sunday and continue west to Join Mr. Knapp, business mnnnger of ine Mall Tribune, In making home here. McC or macks Will Arrive This Week To Spend Summer their Mrs. Kenly Gives Luncheon Honoring Charming Visitors Mm F. Corning Kenly was hos tess Thursday afternoon nt lunch eon for a group of friends, hon oring Mis. liolit. Heffernnn of Seattle, and Mrs. William Crowell of l'aris, who are spending the summer here. Covers were placed for Mes- (lumes L. A. Suladc, Sr., Robt. V. Uuhl, James Owen, Heffcrnan, Crowell, und Kenly. Miss Hoefs Feted at Dinner Party Given By Knights Shangle Photo Miss Anita Mohr, daughter tr Mr. mid Mrs. Kmll Mohr, whose engagement to Dr. Fmnk Moroug, Jr., of Honolulu, T. II., was an nounced at a bridge iwirty .Mon day evening. Miss .Mohr returned to Mcdfonl In tho sluing from siMMidiiig a year In I ho Islands. K'ol lowing a tour of Kiimpe two years ago, she entered tho Uni versity or Oregon, where she. was utrilluleil with Chi Oniegu. She will sail nest month for Honolulu, but no definite date for the wed ding has been announced. Mrs. Gearhart Is Hostess at Bridge Luncheon Tuesday JACKSON VILLH, July 18. Honoring Miss Alice Hoefs, Mr. und Mrs. John R. Knight enter tained at their home in Jackson ville on "Tuesday evening with a seven o'clock dinner, the occasion oelng Miss Hoefs' birthday. The table appointments were carried out in a color scheme of orchid and gret-o, the house being; tastefully decorated with gladioli and other summer flowers. Miss Hoefs received many beautiful gifts. After dinner, at tho request of the guests, Mrs. Knight sang two songs, in her usual charming man ner, being accompanied by Miss irginla Fick. Besides the host and hostess and honor guest there were present, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Fick. Miss Issle McCully, Miss Dorothy Chit- ood. Miss Virginia Fick, and Mrs. Lulu Suulsberry. Younger Set Swims at Voorhies Home, Party Given Friday - Miss Bolt Will Wed Is Bride Today Mr. Denman in Salem at Morning Service A swimming party honoring John McCaskey of St. Joseph, Mo.. who Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1.1. McCaskey was enjoyed yester day at the beautiful country home of Colonel and Mrs. tlordou Voor hies by members of the younger set. Those present- were Misses Peg gy Humill, Harriet Sparrow', Kli'il llor Kgun and Alice tlraves of Bos ton, who is a guest at the Kkuii home: and Messrs. John MeCaskey Jack Scudder, John Wellls, Far well and Corning Kenly and Charles Voorhies. Date of Gannaway Render Marriage Will Be July 27 Weavers Will Make Home in Walla Walla Local society -is welcoming the news that Mr. nnd Mrs. Lincoln McCormack of Irvington-on-the Hudson are expected to arrive In Medford this week to spend the remainder of the summer. The McCormacks are former members of the local ranch colony and frequently spend their sum mers In Medford. They were the inspiration for much entertaining last summer and will be honored at numerous affalra thlj reason. Kellys Are Guests Westminster, B. C. Colonel and Mrs. E. E. Kelly nnd Mrs. Laura J. Aiming are guests this week of Mrs. Wellington Christie In Westminster, B. C. having motored north severnl days They visited Portland friends en rnnte and nlan to return to Med ford In two weeks. Mrs. Christie is a sister of Colonel Kelly nnd Mrs. Aiming. . Mrs. Stanley C.enrhart ot Rose avenue entertained Tuesday nfter noon at a small bridge luncheon, the first of a series she has plan ned for tho summer season. The table was lovely with yel low nnd orchid predominating in the color scheme. Tapers of orchid and an old fashioned bouquet of summer flowers formed the centerpiece. Folluwing luncheon there were two tables of brfdge In play with prizes going to Mrs. Fred Burke anil Mis. E. H. Mann. Other guests were Mrs. Mark Miller, Mrs Rav CI. Nixon, Mrs. ueorge uai- lup, Mrs. Harold Sinclair and -Mrs. F. O. Bunch. f Bay City Misses Feted at Bridge Medford friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Weaver nre extending them congratulations this week and at tho same time voicing their re grot regarding Mr. Weaver's re cent promotion with the Standard Oil company of California. For the promotion will take them from this city to Walla Walla to ninko their home. Mr. "Weaver leaves for San Francisco today and will be Joined by Mrs. Weaver and little daugh ter, Sally Jane, In Washington next month. The Weavers nre now mnklng their home with Mrs. Weavers father, Dr. W. H. lleckman, on Corning Court. Mr. mid Mrs. Dlllf ltd urn in City Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Duft havo returned from the soma nnd nre making their home at 314 South Holly street. fwer Show Brings Blaze of Color to W. J. Warner Lawn ' the most colorful events l eek wag the gladiolus PoiMored Thursday and "y the Medford sarden F the large lawn, sheltered trees at the w. J. Warner south Onkrlnle f' rarletlea of the popular flower were on display Fhe maul ri.nin v.i r family were m-esent in an Of Colors, shmllmr filnt. nnln 0 rich H. S . - Of COUrflf nnrnln nnA vol. ma"y qualities Of flower Invoi-a rm nil ' i the city visited the cn day to admlr. ih crinrii. thft mlvs inn,. .wi.ii.it " oy children from the F The general committee, arrang ing the show was composed of Mesdames Lewis Ulrich, T. W. Miles, Leland MenUer, E. E- Wil son, who was chairman of the children's display. Hostesses for the show were Mesdames E. W. Simmons, W. I' Crews, A. B. Drury, Olin Arnsplg er, C. C. Furnas, L. Hundy and C. C. Darby. The list of children exhibiting Included Nancy Merrow, Donald Xllnonr HotlV FOWler. Ell " ellS. Durward Porter. Francis Idmer. Patricia Short. Lois Herman Mn el Bigler, Ben Dietrich Milton Benford, Corrine Harwood, Jan ette Thatcher. Uuth Heron, Mar Jorle on.cn nnd William Cordon Miss Angle Halley entertained at bridge on Friday evening, nt her home, for the pleasure or Miss Vent rice Sutheiiin nnd Miss Bea trice Hayes of San Francisco, who nre house guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Lewis Smlck of this city. Two tables were In play and high score was won by La Verne Suthorlln, onnnil hlirh by Miss Veatiice Sutherlln. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Miriam Worthlngton, Mr nnd Mm. Elwood Strnder nnd Kel ton Strader. At the close ot the bridge game, refreshments were served by the hostess. Miss Smart IFcted iiiri.ffiiiil llinner Miss Isobel Stuart of Hollywood wn. honor guest Friday eveninp f nn Informal dinner party given hv Mrs. Thos. Fuson for a group of her friends. mi.o Ktimrt formerly llv-d Medford and Is being greeted by many friends. 4 Miss Drnry Is finest .vr H..IU VUlti Week Miss iJiura Drury, daughter of nn,l Mrs. Allen 1J. urury, ,'. house guest this week of Miss Cynthia Hall, daughter of Senato a,l Mrs. Charles Hull, at thel v. in Marshfleld, having nc coinpanled Miss Hall upon her de P-nm-e from this city Tuesuay Burlingame's Very Young Set Enjoys Visit "Tuckaway" Miss Thelinn CJannnway whtwc nMK'iKnient to Arthur Homier was recently announced, has chosen July 27 as tho date for her weii dintf. The ceremony will he read at the homo of the Initio to ho at 11 o'clock In the morning by tMo Hev. C. H. l'orter in the pres- f.sice of a Htnall yroup of relatives and frit'iuls. Miss Oannaway, daiiKliter oC Mr. and Mrs. W. V.. (lannaway, attend ed Medford IiIkIi kcIhioI and is' a graduate of Oiokoii State college, where she was a member of Sigma Kappa sorority. Mr. Render, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Render of Vancouver, British Columbia, was educated In Kngland ami is associated with Blue Ribbon, Ltd., importers, of Vancouver and Winnipeg. Rotarians Picnic At Rocky Point Today Mr. and Mrs. John 1'erl have Invited members of the local Ro tary club ami families to he their guests today at their summer home at Rm-ky Roint on Klamath lake. Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Shoekley left for the reKort yesterday afternoon to he guests for the week end of tho I'erls. 3 Ml Margaret Unit, who will ho married this morning to Ken net li U. lciinmu of this I'ity. She will I to welcomed by Medford siH'lely next wcok. No-host Party in Ashland Preceded By Picnic Supper ' A no-host pnrty In Ashland was enjoyed last evening by a group of Medford people. A picnic supper In the -park was followed by swim ming and dancing at tile Twin Plunges. In the parly were Mr. nnd Mm Eugene Thonullke. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. llnlloway anil house guest, Mrs. Win. Brooks, Dr. and Mrs. D. V. Stone, Mr. ami Mrs. Alvlu Tol- lefson and gucHl, Mrs. Darling, Mr. anil Mrs. lCdwin Nichols, Mr. aivl Mrs. iU'i-nard pollard and Mr. an-l Mrs. C O. Larison. Isobel Stuart Is Medford Guest A wedding of much Interest to local society will be solemnized nt !l o'clock this morning at the Delta Phi sorority at Willamette univer sity, Salem, when Miss Marital et Hull, daughter ot 11. D. Hull of Milton-Freewater, will" become the bride of Kenneth (1. Denman of this city, son of George W. Den inan of Corvallls. The service will lie rend by Dr. Carl llregg Doncy. president of Willamette university. Following a short wedding trip the hrldo nnd groom will make their home In this city, where Mr. Denman Is associated with Attorney A. E. Heanies, Miss Bolt Is a graduate of Wil lamette university, whore she was uffllated with Delta Phi sorority. Mr. Denman is a graduate of Oro- iroa State college, where ho was a member of Phi Delta Theta, and of Willamette university law school. 4 VIsllH lit Parsons Home Dr. A. F. Hnskcail arrived on tho Shasta from tho south yester day and she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald II. Parsons at lllllcrest while here. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons arrived Friday from Seattle by train, (ucst ot MJIss Meuscl Continues South Miss Laura Powell of Long lleaeli, California who was the house guest o Miss Kllth Mouse! for the past week, left Wednesduy morning for San Francisco to visit with other friends. Miss Powell was the Inspiration for several In formal social affairs during her slny here. A party of children from Burlln game. Calif., have arrived In Med ford to spend several days at the Nion Tucker liver lodge, "Tuckaway." The group Included Phyllis Ann and Nion Tucker, Jr., daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Nion Tucker, Michael Tobln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph o. Tobln. Marjorle Myth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Blyth. und (lenevleve Lyman, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, l.yman. Mrs. Alkeu Vilcilllons Al Irosiect t Mrs. Helva Aiken was a guest during the past week of Mrs. Frances Pearson at her home at Prospect. JSa Qj. WORLD'S GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM X Client at Carpenter Home. Thomas (.Julnan of Ran Fran cIhco, arrived on the Shasta ycH' terday noon from San Kninclscc and will be tho guest of Mr. ami Mih. Leonard Carpenter. .Mr. mid Mr. Spuhu lx'Jivo Tuesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spuhn will leave Tuesday for n vacation trip, which will take them through eastern Oregon. i Miss TkoIm'1 Stuart, daughter oT Colonel and Mrs. R. I. Stuart, Is in this cily from Hollywood to bo tho guest of her parents until August 1 . Miss Stuart plays a prominent part In the life of the motion picture city. She Is In the script department of tho Lanky corporation. Sho Is being welcomed io Med ford, where she formerly mado her home, liv many friends. ISIS II R. C. 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