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MEPFOItD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1932.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week
Edited by
Em Nealon
Mrs. M. Feasley Is
Feted at Numerous
Events of Society
sir. Milton resalcy, who lesvea the
laat of th wees for Chicago, follow
ing i two wee" TUIt Sr u gut
of her alster, Mrs. U A. Sslsd. Jr..
continue to be the reason for the
msny gay events which are keeping
ioclety folk busy these dsys.
Luncheon, dinners na teas for
ber pleasure have filled the days
sine ber arrival. One of the largest
events of the coming week will be a
garden party at the L. A. Salade, Jr.,
home, at which Mrs. Bslada will be
hostess. Invitations sre being Issued
to 40 guest for the occasion. The
sama day Mra. Earl Tumy will enter
tain for Mrs. Feasley at luncheon.
Wednesday, Mrs. Bprsgue Blegel
will be hostess at luncheon, at which
covers will be placed for tha follow.
Ing guests: Mrs. ressley. Mrs. J. A.
Salade Jr, Mrs. Jack Morrill, Mrs.
Corblq Edgell. Mra. O. M. Roberta.
Mrs. 3. J. Emmena, Mrs. Earl Tumy,
Mrs. Oaln Robinson, Mrs. H. Vsn
Hoevenbenr Jr., Mrs. Donald Clark,
Mrs. Gordon Voorhtes and Mrs. Rle-gl-
Miss Anne Livingston entertained
for Mrs. ressley at luncheon Thurs
dsy and Mra. Paul Janney at lunch'
on Friday.
Wednesdsy evening Mr. and Mra.
W. F. Biddle, Jr., were host at a
large dinner party fetelng Mrs. Feas
ley. Return of School
Misses to Insuire
Much Entertaining
With the younger misses returning
from schools of tha east and west,
Mrdford social events Just in ths
offing are expected to take on new
color and seat. Miss oioria oeianen,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Detroy
Getchell, a charming member of the
younger set, attending Catllleja
school In Pslo Alto, Cel., la delaying
her return to tha city to attend a
house psrty In Dsn Mateo as guest
of Mlaa Marcis Mcrariend. a cieaa
mat. She will continue from San
Mateo to Carmel, where she will be
entertained by Mlaa Alicia Flandera
before arriving In Medford In the
very near future.
Miss Roxsna Ruhl. whs has com
pleted her sophomore year at Vassar,
la expected to arrive her Monday
to spend the summer with her par
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ruhl. She
haa been visiting her grandparents.
Mr. and Mr. A. 8. Ruhl, in Rockford.
III., since tha clos of school.
Miss Harriet Sparrow, daughter of
Mra. Alex Sparrow, arrived yesterday
from Ross, Cal., wher ah I a stu
dent at Katharine Branson school,
and will be a participant In many
social affairs of the summer season.
The Misses Dorothy and Mary Lee
Roberta, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
a. M. Roberts, also arrived from
school laat week. They war accom
panied by Miss Dorothy Johnson of
Phoenls, Arts., who Is sleo a student
at Mills. Miss Johnson will be their
gueab for two weeks and consider
ed entertaining 1 being planned
for her plesaurs.
Students arriving laat wsek from
the University of Oregon were Mlaa
Betty Bardwell. daughter of Mr. and
Mra. R. O. Bardwell; Mlaa Dorothy
Orth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Orth; Miss Laura Drury, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Drury, and Mlaa
Lucille Lowry, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Lowry,
Among those from Oregon State are
Mlssee Winifred Warner, Doris Bundy
and Jean Woodford.
Other atudenta will be arriving
from th Oregon schools this week,
e
Badminton Looms
On Horizon Again
'As Favored Sport
Revival of badminton play tomor
row evening will bring with It on
of the largest social gatherings of
tha week. Players and Interested
friends will meet at the Armory,
which haa been leased for th eea
aon. for a tournament and buffet
aupper. Preparations sre being made
for 40 with Mrs. Corbln Edgell. chair,
man of festivities.
Mrs. Heffernan
To Summer Here
Society Is anticipating th arrival
her tht week of Mra. Katharine
Heffernan of Seattle, who la taking
tha Sheldon country house for the
summer.
Mra. Ben Sheldon plans to 1ea
Tuesday with her daushter. Barbara,
and sons Dsvld and Abbott for Wash-Ins-ton,
wher Bsrhara will spend the
season at Camp Wlllapa and th boys
at Camp Sherwood. During thslr
atay in th north. Mrs. Sheldon will
Join Mr. Sheldon In Los Angela.
Pocahontas lodge Haa
Festlv Tanr and party
Th last dsnca of th sesson given
by the Pocahontas loose on Friday i
waa well attended. Some of the I
crowd arriving after commencement
exersises accompanied oy eraausiee.
Feature were presented. The music ,
waa furnished by Dickey's orchestra.
Refreshment were served at a late I
hour. Tha social committee constat- j
ad of Bee Blackburn. Mabel Quacken- I
bush, snd Jsck Dooms, and th sup- '
per committee of Ruth Dally, Or '
Rlnabarger, Vera Thomas and Jack
Kreklne.
Thee popular dances will be re
sumed In th fall.
Talisman Temple
Meets Wednesday
Talisman Temple Ho, 40, a-rthl.n
Sisters, will meet Wednedey evening.
Jun IS. Members from Grants Psss
hav been Invited to attend and spe
cial entertainment haa been planned
for the eoclal hour. Those on th
commute r Mrs. T. CI. Heine, Mra.
c. w. vrnuiocK ana sir. ana stra.
Harry Wortmen. Visiting member
ars cordially invited to attend.
"Most Dangerous"
Atsoeiattd Vi PKt
Carol Burgeaon of Duluth,
Minn., was chosen "most danger
out co-ed" by Northwestern uni
versity students, but she explained
that if she told why she won she
wouldn't be "dangerous" anymore.
Maybe those eyes had something
to do with it, her friends hinted.
Ruth Luy Dancers
in Recital Friday
Saturday at Holly
Pupils of Ruth Marie Lut"s dine
Ing academy will be presented in
recital at the Holly theater Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon of
this week. Accompanists for the
evening will be Mrs. J. W. Antie
and Mrs. O. R. Duer.
Ths program follows:
Toe Ballet Ruth Luy, Jane Antle,
Frankle Rlnabarger and Zoe Dell
Lent Is.
Swanee Rirer Tap Dorothy Jen
kins and Jean Mcpherson.
Tap Dance Melissa Persons, Lor
rains Adsms, Bobby Holmes, Patty
Lou Roover, Mark Jarmln, Louise
Lawrenta and Odllle Ann Persona.
Toe Ds nee Zoe Dell Lantls.
Walts Clog Lou Markle, Lola
Hueston, Nancy Wall, Lois Llttrel,
Anna Lee Lumsden, Roberta Edwards
and Oda Jean Prultt.
Acrobatic Tango Frankle Rlnabar
ger. Castlnet accompaniment, Ruth
Luy. Rosa Gore, Zoe Dell Lantls and
Rachel Bundy. ,
Toe Tap Jane Antle.
Strutters Nona Heyland. Dorothy
Jenkins, Jean Mcpherson, Jean Hen
derson, Dorothy Terrett and Ruth
Harwood.
Polly Carolyn Benedict,
Rythm Buck Jane Antle, Rosa
Gore, Zoe Dell Lantls, Frankle Rlna
barger. Toy Soldier Beverly Jean Dally.
Walt Tap Curtis Bachelder.
Buck TanJean Smith.
Le Blanche Ballet Soloist. Rosa
Gore. Ensemble, Frankle Rlnabar
ger. Dorothy Oore, Zoe Dell Lantls,
Betty Johnston, Jane Antle.
Spanlih Dance Rachel Bundy.
Rythm Tap Shirley Rlebel.
In a Persian Market Cymbal
dancers. Rosa Oore. Dorothy Oore.
Zoe Dell Lantli. Frankle Rlnabarger.
Betty John ton. Jane Antle. Acro
bats. Jean Mcpherson. Frankle Rlna
barger, Dorothy Jenkins, Jean Smith.
Curtis Bachelder. Jean Henderson.
Dorothy Terrett, Ruth Harwood.
Roberta Edwards, Nona Heyland.
Princess and attendants, Patty Lou
Hoorer, Mfllinwi persons. Odllle Ann
Persons. Louise Lawrenta. Nancy
Walt, Oda Jean Prultt. Lola Hueston.
Lorraine Adam, Lots Llttrel. Anns
Lee Lumaden, Lou Markle. Beverly
Jean Dally.
St.MarVthuild
Joins Picnic Crowd
Next Friday, June 17th. the mem
bers of St. Mark's Guild, and friends,
will motor to Ed wood Park, and
spend the day, at the cottage of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Hamlin.
All who desire to go, are asked to
meet at St. Mark's parish houe at
10 a. m. and cars will leave from
there.
This will be a cafeteria luncheon
and all going are asked to prepare
luncheon In proportion to their fam
ily, and to also bring their own table
service.
St. Mark7 Guild
Names Officers
St. Mark-s Guild held Its last bu.
neas meeting of the season, rrldsv.
June $. with cafeteria luncheon and
election of officers for th, coming
year.
Mrs. J. t. Woodcock was re-elected
president, snd Mrs. R. K Swan, re
elected treasurer. Other officers
e!ted were Mra. C. C. Murray, vice
president snd Mrs. Hoa-ard Soheflel.
eecretery.
Mrs. ranker nn.tr-
To Missionary tlronp.
The Woman's rVrelrn Missionary
society of the First M church
met with Mra. Clarence Panker Tues
dsy afternoon. Mrs. A 6. Bliton pre.
siding. Mrs. W. A. Hollowsy led th
devotions and offering prayer, Mra,
O. V. Myer ted the study, introduc
ing the -Book Review." Mr, c. C
Darby apeke of "Th Women of
India." Mrs, Cora rrder of th
human possibilities with Christ. Mrs
Ployd Jenkins and Mra. Samuel
Bateman, Jr. aang two sonjrs. "Sweet
Oaltlee." and "Sweeter Aa the Years
Oo By," Mrs. Jenkins accompanist.
Mrs. Clarence Pankey told of the
"Christ Whom Indian Wants." Mrs.
A. R Hedfesocf th "Chslleng to
Christisn Women." Mr. Riley D,
Henson closed the study with the
"Stony of Seven Lake and tha Two
Patha.-
Durlng th aoclsl hour Mra. Pan
key, assisted by Mrs. A. 8 Bliton
and Mrs. Riley D. Henson, served re-trhmea'.s.
Many Invited to
Benefit Tea at
Swigart Gardens
An Interesting event of this week
will be the garden party benefit tea
for member of St. Mark auxiliary
to be held at the home of the presi
dent. Mra. C. A. Swigart, 311 Genea
see street, Wednesday afternoon, June
IS. Anyone Interested la Invited to
enjoy the beauty of Mm. Swigart'e
garden' between the houri of 4
and 0.
Annual Flag Day
Event Announced
By Local D. A. R.
Members of Crater Lake chapter,
Daughters of tha American Revolu
tion, will hold their annual picnic
In obaervanc of Flag day. Saturday,
June 18. Th picnic luncheon will
be In charge of Mra. R. O. Beach and
other details of tha event will be
announced later In the week.
All members with room for others
In their cara and those desiring
transportation for th plcnlo are ask
ed to call Mrs. W. M. Van ocoyoc.
phone tsa-b.
Stambaugh-Elden
Engagement Told
WILLOW SPRINGS An announce,
ment of Interest Is that of the en
gagement of George Elden. son of Mr,
snd Mrs. J. W. Elden of Central
Point to Miss Adelslde Stambaugh.
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Prank B
Stambaugh of Portland. Both young
people have been attending Oregon
Stat college. Miss Stambaugh la a
member of Beta Phi Alpha aororlty.
Mr. Elden haa Just been graduated
from th school of eorrunerc and is
affiliated with the Beta Kappa fra
ternity. The news waa made known at the
senior breakfasts of the Beta rl
Alpha and Beta Kappa on the Oregon
Stat, campus last Sunday.
Mrs. Neff Hostess
to College Women
Mrs. Porter J. Neff wss hostess Sat
urday afternoon to tha College Wom
en's club for the last meeting of Vie
year. The retiring president, Mrs.
Myron Root, Introduced the president
for the coming year, Mrs. F. a. Swe
denburg of Ashland, who announced
the following committee chairmen:
Program. Mrs. P. D. Wagoner of Ash-
lsnd; membership. Mrs. Olln Arnspl-
ger; scholarship. Mrs. Chsrles Wing:
and eoclal, Mra. Harrla Jones.
Miss Msrlon Moore plsyed a eMano
number, "In Autumn," by Chsml
nsde, In her usual delightful man
ner. Th. New Russia Premier waa
reviewed by Mrs. Mark WrlgJit, Mrs.
Wright described the book aa a very
concise aatement of Russia's five-year
plan, aa taught to the chool children
of Russia.
Mrs. R. C. Van Valzah concluded
the yesr's study, "Building the World
Society," by giving an excellent paper
on the "Reaulta of th Disarmament
Conference." th work of Dr. Msry
E. Wooley, American delegate, and
Mra. Cor belt Aahby, British delegate,
committee on moral disarmament, Is
of special Interest to women. Quot
ing from Mrs. Vsn Valrah'e paper:
"Thla committee plana to combat
war and armament In the thought
and hearts of men, women and chil
dren. Proposals Include eliminating
soldiers and guns from nursery toy,
modifying Inflammatory and ultra
nattonaltstto text books, emphasising
the oontrlbutlona of each nation to
civilisation, building up teacher In
international underatandlng."
Mra. Emll Pell presided at th beau
tifully appointed tea table. Tha com
mute serving Included Mrs. Robert
Frame. Mra. I. N. Warner, Mra. T he-
one Taylor, Mr. Grace Raid and Mlaa
Ora Cox.
Concert Ensemble
Plans Radio Series
Medford' Little Concert Ensemble
reeentlT heard on Mmmunlt n-n.
aram durtne Music week, will heetn s
series of radio program on KM ED.
Wednesday. 7 to TJO p. m.
It Is composed of the following
mualelena who are axrjerSencMt nr.
chestral playera:
Violins: Bernlca Morehmus nnlrer
Carlton Janes. Dorothy McArlhur.
viola: Harold B. amis.
Clarinet: Sidney Blood.
Flute: Wm. T. Bolger.
Piano: Effla H. Yeoman and Ch.
ter A. Woods of Aahland vtolln-cello.
nitons to Attend
Daughter's tiradtlatlon.
Among the many Mrdford young
people who are being graduated from
th various unlveraitlea thla June,
la Mlaa Jane Dixon who will gradu
ate from the University of Washing
ton. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Volney Dixon and Master Frank
Dixon leave today to attend the
commencement exercises which will
be held In th university athletic
pavilion Monday. June 13. at 3 p. m
Ouesta of Ctrlrericr
Here Over Week-i'.nd.
Mrs. M. E. Schoonover of Portlsnd
Is a guest here of her sisters, Mrs.
E N. Eldredg snd Mis Edn Elfert
Mr. and Mra. w. K. Deal of Port
land, formerly of thla city, are also
week-end guests of the E. N. El
dredge and Mi Eifert.
Hotel Medford
ANNOUNCES
Special Luncheoni 40
Merchant Luncheon
60C
Regular Evening Dinner
$100
Special Dinner 75J
Musicale Tea at
Gore Home Lovely
Affair of Thursday
A lovely musics! affair of Thurs
day afternoon waa the tea and pro
gram given by Mra. E. E. Oore at
which sh presented a number of her
piano pupils. Following the progrsm
and demonstration, tea was served
In the garden with Mrs. J. A. Mc
Corkle, Miss Jeanett Core and Mra.
Stone pouring.
Fifty guests called during the aft
ernoon. In the program of the high
school group, which inspired much
prslse from the guests, were Betty
Purdln. Dorothy Cox, Ray Lewis, Flor
ence Dsnnells, Dorothy Gore, Rosa
Gore, Kate Janney and Dorta Shaffer.
In the transposing and rhythm
group, which also exhibited much
understsndlng of music, were: Stan
ley Guitin. Rodney Wlthsm, Ellse
Older, Charlotte Older and Jean
Pease.
Other pupils appearing In th aft
ernoon'a entertainment were: Dorr
Barrett, France Port, Caroline Cook,
Patricia Short, Peggy Reter. Helen
Cox, Harold Hartzel, Richard Schu
hard, Nelll Nipper and Wilms Nlp
per. Wallace Students
In Piano Program
Thursday evening
Imogen Wallace will present a
group of her elementary and ad
vanced puplla In an interesting pro
grsm Thuradsy evening, June 10.
at St. Mark'a Guild Hall. Th re
cital will begin at a:00 o'clock.
Friends and all who are Interested
are cordially invited to attend.
Th following puplla are to appear:
Emily Tyree, Barbara Lemmon. Na
talie Wilcox. Mary Louise McElbose.
Msrgsret Msry Mann. Jean Phythlan.
Barbara Dorrle, Carol Carkin. Mar
Jorle Phythlan. Helen Chlrgwln. Bu
lla Plche. June Alklns, Joseph Hsrt
ley. Bride-elect Honor
Guest at Dinners
Miss Llberta Oore, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. J. a. Oore, who has msde
her home here for some time, has
been the Incentive for much enter
taining alnce -announcement of her
wedding to Ray Lenox of Medford.
which will be an event of next week
at the Oore home In Eugene. Miss
Oore Is a niece 'of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Oore and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gore
of thl city.
A dinner was given at the Hotel
Medford in her honor by a group of
local frienda last week and members
of the Cslifornla Oregon Power com
pany etaff, of which she Is a mem.
ber, will entertain at dinner for her
pleasure tomorrow evening.
P. E. 0.'sMeet at
Day Country Home
Mr. B. B. Day and Mrs. R W.
Sleeter were nosteesea Wednesday at
the former horn at Sams Valley
to Chapter AA, P. E. o., for th
last meeting of the season
Mrs. W. B. Robinson, formerly a
member of Chapter AA. but now of
Chapter O of Salem, waa a gueet.
Report of th state convention.
which was held In Portland, were
given by Mra. Mile and Mrs. Love,
delegates from Medford.
Deere of Honor
Initiates Two
Degree of Honor Juvenllea met Sat- i
urday afternoon with twenty mem-
oera present. Two new member.
Carrie Bell Ranney and Ruth Lutter
were Initiated Into the order.
An Interesting meeting waa con
ducted, with a guitar solo by Ben
Hansen and a airing duet by Ben
Dietrich and Leona Orown. Refresh
ment were served In the afternoon.
The next meeting will be a picnic
July 3 at the home of Alleen Guy.
1805 West Main street.
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Vscatlon
In Seattle
Misses Ellow Mae Wilson and Opal
Hsrvey are spending two weeks In
Scvjls as guests st Alpha Phi soror
ity, of which Miss Wilson la a mem
ber. They motored aa far north aa
Corrallle with Norman Oall.
The young ladlea war house gueet
In Portland of Mlsa Dorothy Allison,
a sorority sister of Mlaa Wilson.
Knlrtits to Exemplify
Page Rank Monday
Talisman lodge No. Jl. Knlghta of
Pythiaa will meet Monday night at
S 00 o'clock. Work In the Page rank
will be exemplified. Visiting knights
have been cordially Invited to attend.
The Pythian Slaters degree stslf
will practice Monday evening after
the knights' meeting. Csrds will be
enjoyed before practice.
nr. Met, Ouet
Of Mr. Knapp Her
Dr. John R. Me, of th University
or Oregon, who is to spesk st the
Rotary club luncheon Tuesday, win
srrtve her Monday and will be tha
house gueat of Edwin L. Knapp.
Special Classes
Start June 20th
10 veeki elementary or
advanced business training
$25
N. Grape Tel. 865
Delphians Enjoy
Fine Program at
Thursday Session
The final program of the Delphian
atudy club waa given at th home
of Mra. E. A. Moor last Thursday
forenoon with a gratifying num
ber of member and gueata In at
tendance. Mrs. Glen Fsbrlck. president, out
lined briefly the program for the
coming year, which will follow the
plan Indicated In "Reading with a
Purpose."
It promises to be quit aa Interest
ing and more varied In It topic
than th work of th paat year.
On her recent visit north Mrs. Fab
rick consulted with atate librarians
of Washington and Oregon, both of
whom were enthusiastic In their
spproval of the new course. Both
librarians offered msny vslusble sug
gestion and proffered their aeatst
a nee in helping to carry out the
program.
Mrs. Honeymsn. an authority in
Oriental art, most kindly offered
to be present and personally con
duct the atudy of thla aubject,
should It come in the proposed new
study course.
Mrs. Burt Lowry. study upervlsor.
then presented the following splen
did rrogrsm:
1. Fantalae. movement from F
minor Sonata (Mendelssohn). An.
dante from A major Sonata,
(Beethoven). Both numbere
played by Mrs. Rawlea Moor.
3. Current Event from the follow
ing magazines: American Mer
cury. American City, Theatre.
Times. Frontier and Travel Maga
zines were given by Mra. John
Crewa. These magaztnea, she
stated, sre all on the library
ahelvea and should be more gen
erally resd.
i. "Der Frelschuta." by Carl Xf.
eon Webber. Mr. J. R. Thomp
son, accompanied by Margaret
Chlldera.
4. "Walter' Prite Song." Wagner.
Violin olo by Oeraldlne Thomp
son, accompanied by Mis ChU
dera. g. "One Fin Day." from Madam
Butterfly. Sung by Mra. A. R.
Edwin, accompanied by Mia Dor
othy Reynolds.
6. "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,"
from Samson and Delilah. Sung
by Mrs. R. C. Mulholland, ec
compsnied by Mrs. Purucker with
violin obligato by Mlaa Thomp
son. Encore "Watera of Lake Mlnne
tonka." Thurlow Lleurance.
7. Duet, "Home to Our Mountain."
by Verdi. Mrs. Edwin and Mrs.
Mulholland.
Each number on thla program wa
of exceptional interest to club mem
bers, aa all compoeere In thla group
had been etudled during the year.
Th Delphlana expressed apprecla
Hn. r th mmv Medford artists
who have so grsclously aaalated
throughout the year and hav by
their talent, added so large a
measure of enjoyment to the work, j
Too much credit can not o given
the Delphian offlcera for th suc
cessful year's work Just psst, waa I
the sentiment voiced by the member-;
ahlp. Mra. Fabrlck. with a real ca
pacity for leadership, ha earned ;
tha admiration of aU members by .
her efficient work snd enthusiastic ;
support.
Mrs. Lowry s supervisor, haa en- i
deared herself to all who come In
contact with her and experienced I
her tact and great personal charm
Her fine, scholarly mind haa been '
a real Inspiration to all who have
had the privilege of working with
her, and haa been a large factor
in rn.Stng the year such s profitable
and happy one.
Methodist Group !
Meeta Tuesday. j
The W. H. M. 8. of the First M. E. ,
church will meet Tuesdsy afternoon '
at th home of Mr, w. HoUoway
on May street. j
Tha program will be under the I
leadership of Mrs. S. L. Leonard.
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Wedding Charming
Event of Tuesday
VALLEY VIEW The home - Mr.
and Mra. L. H. Oallatln of Valley
View waa th cene of s very pretty
wedding on Tuesday noon, when
their dsughter Mis Rosins B. Oalla
tln was united In marriage to W.
Arthur Sawyer of Myrtle Point.
Preceding th ceremony Mlaa Ber
nlce Simpson of North Bend sang
"Until," and "Oh, Promise Me." ac
companied by Miss Janet Wilson of
Ashland. Miss Wilson played Lohen
grin's Wedding March for the bridal
party.
Mlaa Frances Oallatln, sister of the
bride waa bridesmaid snd Kenneth
Sawyer was hi brothers attendant.
In th presence of the families of
the bride and groom and s fw close
friends gathered before s trellis of
honeysuckle and pink rosebuds Rev.
C. G. Morris of North Bend read the
service, using th Impressive ring
ceremony of the Methodist church.
The bride's dress waa of angel pink
lace made tiptoe length with Eton
Jacket and short puffed aleevea and
ahe carried a shower bouquet of roae
buda and aweetpeas: She also carried
the handkerchief her mother had
carried at her wedding.
The brldesmsld's dress ws of blue
flowered chiffon and her bouquet of
pink rosebuds and aweetpeas.
After the ceremony a wedding
luncheon waa served. Assisting were
Miss Beulah Hervey and Miss Janet
Wilson of Ashlsnd and Mlsa Bernlce
Simpson of North Bend. The brlde'a
cake was msde by the bride's father
and the ornament used on it, had
been used on Mr. snd Mr. Gallatin's
wedding cake.
The bride and groom are both
graduaUa of Oregon State college.
Th bride baa been instructor In
home economics in the North Bend
high school for the psst three years.
Mr. Sawyer Is the Smith-Hughes
instructor In the Myrtle Point union
high school.
After a ahort wedding trip spent In
southern California and s trip thru
Yosemtte psrk. Mr. snd Mrs. Sawyer
will be at home to their frienda at
Myrtle Point. Oregon. The beat
wishes of their Vslley View friends
are extended to them for s successful
snd hsppy married lift.
Mr. Fisher Returns .
To Idaho Home
Mrs. E. E- Flaher, who has been a
guest here for the paat five weeks of
her mother, Mrs. William Lyman, la
returning to her home. Mr. Lyman's
nesitn being much Improved.
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first 100 women to make appointments the special price of $5 95
complete. Be the first in your neighborhood to have one of these
soft, lustrous waves!
Come in and ask about them,
EXCLUSIVE AT
Murray's Beauty Shot)
A1 O -et
41 S. Central
Miss Howie to Wed
Walter E. Nitzel at
Ceremony in North
At s 3:30 ceremony this afternoon
. .v.. fcnfr, nt Mr. and Mra. George
W. Howie of Mllwaukle. their daugh.
ter, Mabel, will become the bride
of Walter E. Nltrel. eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Nitzel of Shedd. Ore., and
Instructor of mathemetlcs in hi
Medford Junior high school.
arlM Christina Howl will h maid
of honor for her alater. and Oliver
Howie will be the grooms attendant.
Bwinvtn tha weddlna the bride
and groom will enjoy a trip to the
coast, then return to Crater lake
for a portion of the eummer. Tney
,m H t noma to their friends In
this city, following the opening of
the fall term of scnooi.
Miss Howie and Mr. Nltrel are
both former student of th, Oregon
Normsl school at Monmouth and
graduatea of the University of Ore
gon. Mrs. Nordquist Is
Hostess at Picnic
Mr. Cecil Nordquist entertained
with an all day picnic In Ashland
park Thursdsy honoring the birth
dsys of ber twin sons, Lloyd and
Francis, and of Arlen Helvey, the
three having celebrated their anni
versaries last week, the twins their
seventh and little Miss Belvey her
fourth.
Following the picnic luncheon in
the psrk. a swim was enjoyed at
Twin Plunges. Those present were
the three honor guests snd Mrs.
Helvey snd son Myron. Miss Ruth
Humphrey. Mrs. Hsrold Wsrren snd
son Jerry. Mlaa Oladya Nesblt and
Miss Ethel Johnson, guests here from
Eugene of Mr. Helvey. snd the hos
tess, Mrs. Nordquist.
Mrs. Payne Home
From Trip South
Mr. Msry Psyne returned to Med
ford the first of the week from Oak
land, Cslifornla, following a setVtl
months' stsy In the south s guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Etha Peter
and family. Mrs. Payne left thla
city for Oakland last February.
Hobbles Leave ' '
For San Francisco.
Mr. and Mra. LeRoy Hubble of
San Francisco, who have been guests
for the past two weeks of Mr. Hub-
ble's parent. Mr. and Mra. John
McBrlde of Table Rock, left yester
day by motor for their home.
The Same High Quality at a
New Low Price
formerly priced from
59 to $12.50
Happy To Announce
Miss Heard to Wed
Frederick Johnson,
Afternoon Service
At a large wedding thla afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock In the First Presby
terian church, Miss Itha Luis Heard,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Charles
C. Heard, and Frederick Johnaon, Jr.,
son of 'Dr. and Mra. Frederick John
son, will be married, the Rev, W. R,
Bslrd officiating.
The bride will wear s wedding
gown of white lace with lace cap and
tulle veil, caught by orange blossoms,
and will csrry a muff of sweet pans
and Cecil Bruner rose. Her sister.
Miss Thclma Heard, who will be
her maid of honor, and Miss Ernes
tine Fredenberg of San Francisco,
bridesmaid, will ba sttlred In old
fashioned frocks of mousseltne da
sole In pink and blue. Each will
carry an old-fashioned eorsage and
wear lace mlt.
John Waag of Oakland, Cel., will
be best man for the groom and Tom
Olnn of this city usher.
Preceding the ceremony Mra. Roysi
Bebb will sing "I Love You Truly."
and "Oh. Promise Me." She will be
sccompsnled at the orsan by Mlsa
Genevieve Brown, who will play Lo
hengrtn'a Wedding March for entry
of the wedding party and Mendels
sohn's Wedding March following the
service.
The wedding will be followed by
a small reception at the Heard home
on the Pacific highway, aouth, at
which guesta will be received by
Mrs. Heard and Mrs. Johnaon,
mothers of the bride snd groom.
Chrysanthemum
Circle to Meet
Chrysanthemum circle No. 84. !.
of W. will meet Monday evening.
June 13th, for a regular business ses
sion. There will be lnltlstlon snd s
good sttendance Is desired.
DEVOE'S
'By the new Court House'
OPEN TODAY
Watch for the official opening
within s few days.
Voull like our many Improve
ments and private booth ser
vice.
Phone 363
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