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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1931)
The Week's Roberts to hostesses tor Land Dancing iffling you" daughters L iln. GV M- Koterts. wno Lewies 'rom a trlp """' fei member, of the .young home lor a dinner to about thirty-Jive C Roberts were welcomed evening at a dinner Kn now, for which Miss n was hostess. r pi"1 ,or twelve ttt B .MHit.lnnal. fcuests I ial ins0 l in tne evening for danc- Wat Party - , i entertained at a hnoW afternoon given In P Mventh blrthdy L Games were played and C Krved on the lawn. tnmeni wbio Smith, Dorothy Dickenson, . It PhvlgtlTI Dm. . Mil JjOVeii, KiUleen Knox, Gall L". IBmv, Jack McOlaln, Mo Penney, Arnold Johnson, mjf, and the honor guest, i san. Knapp Sails iaheau, Alaska Win L. Knapp, who recently i from London, England, nleht from Seattle EAlajka, where she will be m Hts of her sister. pi come to Medford to make In September as originally Fur Trading Ranch Is Popular Mecca With Society Folk Among Jolly vacationists this werk I' ant'JMrS- on"a Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. p. K. Burnham. who are spending several days at the Northern Pacific Pur Trading com pany ranch on the Umpqua. Their time there has been divided between exciting fishing trips, riding and other sports. Jaunts to the fur trading ranch and down the mountain trails lead ing Into the heart of the Umpqua forest are winning much favor with members of local society each season. Miss Ruhl Joins The Younger Set Vacationing Here -t mi mi ...i i i i tjitjsm ii ii i jj-uu- in ni Society HaM enings Edited By Eva Nealon Miss Brown, Bride Elect of Autumn, F avored at Shower Miss Roxanne Rnlil Hai, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. w. Ruhl. who re turned to this city Friday evening from a summer's tour of England, enjoyed with a group of classmates following the close of school at Vas sar, 1b being welcomed by members of the younger set. She will be included with other summer visitors at delightful affairs planned for the coming weeks. T. Slater Johnson entertained at his river lodge yesterday for the sum mer colony, and many other parties will be given for the pleasure of the young folk before they enter school in the fall. Mrs. 8hrcre Visit Ing Mother Tills Week Mrs. Roy Shreve is a guest of her mother. In Salem this week, having left for the northern city by motor Thursday. Mrs. Van Dyke Returns South. Mrs. Rena VanDyke of Los Ange les, who has been guest for mucn of the summer of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Fish, left yesterday lor her home. Silence and Low Cost are pleased to inform you that we have installed !trolux Gas Refrigerators in our Adelphi Hall, 201 itt Tarkway'BroOklyif'ari' "apartment iioilsc 'eon- fling 103 families. Our tenants have been entirely satisfied as to' their We, performance aiid low cost of operation. Miss Betty Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown nf mi,m bride-elect of the early fall, was' -...f..iu.i,iTO m a charming miscel laneous shower. Wednesday evening. The hostesses tnr Ihm afro, "'I were MISS Los Joy Hanson and Miss Janet Yellow and white were the colors chosen for the decnrntiv. l .. these were shown in the nowers used me rooms, in the pretty adorn ment for the basket nuui . the daintily wrapped packages which Alter the guests had assembled this basket filled with Its precious freight was brought to the compli mented guest, and all enjoyed with her. the opening and Inspection of the lovely gifts. Miss Dorothy Baughman of Med ium aaoeq greatly to Vie pleasure of the occasion with a number of vocal selections, accompanying herself. Later In the evening, dainty re freshments were served at Bmall tables, each eracerf hv a haauttf.,1 shower bouquet, with the place cards, engagement rings, all In white and gold. The guest list Included. fhA hrlriA. elect, Miss Betty Brown, the Misses mite cowman, Madge and Marie Mitchell, Helen Detrlck, Mary Adam son. Pearl Wardle. Genevieve Riuerien. burg, Eleanor Swedenburg, Edith "ouse, Mary uaiey, Ellen Oaley, Linda Oedcr, Caroline Tllton, Irma May, Doris Hitchcock. Patrlpla nle Jean Balls. Louise Hanson, Thelma Peroral, Lucille Perozzl, Lucille Car son, Dorothy Baughman. Medford, Margaret Hammerhneher Helen VMan Grants Pass, Ernest White, Medford, me Mesdames F. D. Wagner, A. E. Kinney. B. B. Balls. C. W. Hansen, and Mrs. Louis Brown of Medford, mother of the honored gueat. Miss Brown's engagement to Law ience Wagner was recently announc ed. Ashland Tidings. M Miss Thompson To Be Honored Before Sailing For Korea klyii, N. Y. HENRY' LA VINE, Adelphi Hall, Inc. local rates as low as 1-10 of lc per cu. ft. Southern Oregon Gas Corp. "Home of Instant Heat" pWest Main Street Phone 526 Married In France Lav - a Aataaltd Prttt PM . Mrs. F. Martin Aiken of Lot Ait Oelea who became the bride of Michel Clemenceau, ion of the late French statesman, In Paris. Very Young Set To Leave Beach Sands For Home Among very young folk who will return from the beach this week are Julie and Harlow Carpenter, children of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpen ter and Nancy Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark, who have been vacationing at Qearhart. The children are expected to arrive from Portland Tuesday. The Car penter children have spent muc,h of the summor at Gearhart and were Joined there last week by little Miss Clark with whom they have had many happy hours at the seashore. Denmans Honored Party at Brown Home On. Monday Miss Mary Thompson, 'daughter of Mrs. Edith Fish Thompson, who sails from San Francisco August 14 for Korea with her aunt, will be compli mented tomorrow evening at a sup per party to be given by Miss Jose phine Bullls. .Invitations have been Issued to about fourteen guests.' : Mrs. Moty Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. K. M. Moty was hostess at one o'clock luncheon and bridge Thursday afternoon at her home on West Tenth street. Decorations, of gladioli and roses add beauty to the occasion. Following luncheon there were three tables of bridge in play and high score was held by Mrs. H. A. Du Buque and low by Mrs. Helen Ven clent. A guest prize was given Mrs. H. M. Chadwlck. guest In this city of her mother, Mrs. Belle Llttrell. Mrs. Moty was assisted In serving by Mrs. Venclent. Mrllrldes Will Uave Vnr Vnnitlftn Todav Mr. and Mrs. John McBrlde of Table Rock leave today for a two weeks' vacation trip. Mesdames Hayden And Crawford On Return Trip East Mrs. Perry Crawford and Mrs. Al bert Hayden of Chicago, and Mrs. R. M. Mlllu of San Francisco, who were much feted visitors In Medford last week, left Tuesday evening for the bay city. Mesdames Crawford and Hayden will be guests of rela tives and friends for a short time before continuing east. The two Chlcagoana formerly lived in Medford and were greeted by many friends at various social affairs given in their honor while here. Supper, Swimming :; And Dancing Form Program of Clubs STARTS TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY picture the Whole Family Will Enjoy All fllA nvnn1 - O 3r4TYia j with the polish of a super- feature. Supreme Entertainment i with MARY ASTOR . ! GRANT WITHERS KUilS TOOMEY pRED KOHLER J. Farrell MacDonald I nd Joan Blondell Warner Bros. Vitaphone Picture ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS PATHE NEWS NOVELTY ACT "MDLKY WAY" ALSO , SIDNEY and MURRAY Si ife 5m k " y $ it A -.fyX CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY Starting at 1:45 PRICES ' Forty members of the Business and Professional Women's club and the Active club enjoyed supper, swim ming and dancing at the Twin Plung es in Ashland Thursday night, when a Joint picnic party was held. The committee responsible for the event, which was described as a very successful affair, Included Oda Hud son, Elsie Brown and Sadie Harkins from the women's club and: Keith Fennell, John Nledermeyer and, Lea lie Van Doren-from the Actlvlans. Nickersons Feted At Lovely Dinner Given By Roberts Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Roberts were hosts Monday evening at dinner fet ing Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nlckerson of Pasadena, who are guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter. Covers were placed for sixteen. Several other charming affairs have been given for the pleasure of the Nickersons during their stay in Medlord. Voorhies Entertain Guests From South Wednesday Evening Colonel and Mrs. Oordon Voorhies were among jhosts at charming dinner parties of the past week given in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nlckerson of Pasadena, Cal., who are houso guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter. Colonel and Mrs. Voorhies enter tained Wednesday evening, inviting 12 guests to their home. Smiths Will Leave Tomorrow For Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Smith and sons, Clydo and Stanley, will leavo Medford tomorrow by motor foe Washington, Iowa, w.here they plan to reside. The Smiths formerly lived In the eastern city. They will be greatly missed here, having played a prominent part In social as well as sports activities of the city. Their sons are also popular with members of the younger set. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denman, welcome additions to Medford's young married set, were the Inspiration on Monday evening for a party given by Miss Emily Brown at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown, Games and stunts were enjoyed during the evening with many prizes awarded the winners. A special gift was presented the honor guests. Most of the guesta for the evening were students or graduates .of Wil lamette university, alma mater of Mr. and Mrs. Denman. - The list Included Mr. and Mrs. Denman, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber, Prof, and Mrs. Her man Clark of Salem, Misses Dorothy Young, Itha Heard, Flora McMath, Frederlcka Brommer, Louise Brom mer and Emily Brown, and Messrs. Lawrence Wlnslow, George Johnson, Frederick Johnson, Frank VanDyke. and Bill McAllister, and Wendell Teck of Salem. FlyniiH and Quest Return From Coast Mrs. ' D. h. Flynn and daughters, Dorothy, and Jacqueline, accompan ied by Miss Addye Allen, returned Friday from a week's vacation at Crescent City.- ; Upon their return to Medford they were greeted by Mr. and Mrs: Orovor Young and daughter Janet, who had arrived from Bear Lake, Canada Mrs. Young's sister. Miss Allen, left with ttTe Youngs for their summer home, where they are spending the weekend, r , Pythian Sisters Rntnrtjiln Wednesday . The Pvthlan Sisters wilt- be hos tesses Wednesday evening, August 12, Kl 8 o'clock at a card party at the K. P. hall. Following cards refresh merits 'win be served. Tip Your Haf to Paris Second Empire influence', brim-tilted, . advance Fall 'models of fine felt! To be worn cocked over one eye, the most startling change in fashion since the first long skirts. In black, blue, red, green, and brown. ADRIENNE'S J USES Q R. 0. A. Sound . Today, Mon., Tue., Wed. "Trader Horn'' Filmed In the wilds of Afiira. The grralrat adventure picture of all time.' S T AT E THEATRE THURSDAY and FRIDAY Cyril Maude In "Grumpy" his world famous romedy success SATURDAY ONLY "See America Thirst" with Resile Love. Harry tang don, Slim summrrvllle Also Rln-Tln-TIn Coming Sun., Aug. Iff, "Morocco" with Gary Cooper Contlnoous Shows Sat. and Sun. I to II P. M. Daily Mat. Eve. 1 10 and', lie 31 SUNDAY and MONDAY "Little Caesar" Kd. O. Robinson llolig. Fairbanks, Jr. Vim. Collier, 4r. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY '. "Love Trader" Henry B. WsllhsM , Ualrlie Jo), Noah Beery THURSDAY and FRIDAY "Danger Lights" Robert Armstrong Louis Wolhelm, Jean Arthur "Trapped" Tom Sentsrhl, Nlik Stuart Prlarllla Dean Coming Sat. Sun., Aug. 1, 17 f "Sin Ship" Alio Selected Short Subject! 15 V TIME C Kiddle 100 Exp ansion Sale To Be Continued All This Week. Special Daily Features and Surprisingly Low Prices NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MEN'S AND WOMEN'S Wrist Watches ON SALE TOMORROW AT v. BIG REDUCTIONS Silverware Extraordinary reductions in both Sterling and Plated Sil verware. Once in a lifetime opportunity to buy silver. Beautiful Rings Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Amethyst and other birth stone rings reduced 40 :7.- Medford's dependable jeweler since 1008 Main & Fir Streetg ' '. " ' Medford, Oregon ' ' LAWRENCE'S MILES AWAY t - A Person 1000 Miles Away might not care what he sold you. But .. . . we are right here. Our business depends on you and your good will. If you prosper, we prosper. Fairness to you means more business to us. ' We would be very unwise to offer you an invest- . ment that we did' not believe to be thoroughly . ' sound. Copco 6 Preferred Stock is a safe, sure, investment producing a regular income. Dividends are paid regularly every three months. Write or call the INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT - MEDFORD, OREGON The California Oregon Power Company Over 6000 Preferred Shareholders Matinee 20c-10c; Evening 30c-10c Phone S90
