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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, TifEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1932.
Society and Club Events Reviewed for
Edited by
Eva Nealon
Week
Miss Myra Caley
and Mr. Getchell
To Marry, Sept. 8
Leading In Interest events of the
week, socially speaking, Is announce
ment of the marriage of Mlas Myra
Caley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Col-
Una Caley of Seattle, to Bayard
Getchell of thU city, which will be
solemnized Thursday, September 6, In
the northern city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oetchell and daugh
ter Olorla are leaving for Seattle
Monday to attend the wedding.
The bride-elect la a popular mem
ber of Seattle's younger set. She Is
a niece of Miss Katharine Caley of
the St. Nicholas school and a gradu
ate of the University of Washington,
where she was affiliated with Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority.
Her marriage to Mr. OetcbeU comes
as the culmination of university
romance, the two having been on the
campus during the same years. Mr.
Getchell Is member of Chi Pal fra
ternity and a prominent golfer In
Seattle and Medford circles. Since
graduation from the university he
has made his home in Medford.
Miss Katharine McOowan of Seattle
will attend the bride, and George
Parsons of Medford and Seattle will
be Mr. Oetchell's best man at the
wedding.
Following the woddlng the bride
and groom will leave for a several
weeks' motor trip. They will be at
home to their frlenda In Medford at
their West Main atreet residence after
October 1.
Calif or nlans Here
Honor Polo Player.
At Tucker's Lodge
To honor the birthday of Clifford
M. Wcatherwax of Burllngame, Inter
nationally known polo player, a party
of society folk from the south arrived
here yesterday morning on the Shasta
to Journey up the Rogue river to
"Rogue's Roost" where they will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nlon R.
Tucker.
1 Included In the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph O. Tobln, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford M. Weatherwax, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Blyth. Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge
T. Cameron and Mtsa Helen Oarrltt.
Mr. Tucker returned- here with the
party, having spent the put few days
In Madera with Mr. Tobln for the
opening of the dove ahoot.
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Johnstons Honored
'At Dinner Given By
Edgells On Monday
Tar the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Slater Johnston, whose wedding
was an event of midsummer here, Mr.
and Mrs. Oorbln Edgell ware hosts at
dinner Monday evening at their home
en Berkeley Way. Covers were ar
ranged for Mr. and Mra. Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egan, Mr.
and Mra. Donald 8, Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. O. M, Roberta, Dr. and Mrs. J. J.
Smmens, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Blddle
and Mr, and Mrs. Edgell.
Another Interesting event of the
week among members of the river
colony was the dinner given by Mrs.
O. N. Black for. Mrs. Nlon Tucker, who
arrived last Sunday from the south,
following her recent return from
Europe.
t Mra. Black, who had as guest last
week Mra. Alln J. Lowrey of Ban
Franolaco, la entertaining thU week
her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Herrmann
of San Francisco, remembered here by
many friends as Billy Norrls,
The comings and goings of river
colony folk continue to lend Interest
to the late aummer seassn, prevent
ing the dreaded lull, which usually
precedes arrival of tutumn.
Miss Patton Gives
Swimming, Dancing
Party On Thursday
Miss Helen Patton was among
members of the younger set enter
taining last week She was hostess
Thursday evening for swimming and
dancing to a party of IS friends.
Those enjoying the swim In the
Patton pool, followed by several
hours of dancing, were! Misers Helen
McAllister, Joan DeLOAh, Kathryn
Robinson Catherine Brandt, Lois
Nichols, Mollis Brown, Doris Patton.
Evelyn Leonard and the hostess, and
Messrs. Bob fluyle, Dick Sleeter, Wil
ton White, Russell Brown, Don Wold,
Walt Young, Phil Qulsenberry, Tom
White and Fnncls Dallalre.
25 Children Enjoy
Lawn Fete Tuesday
. For a merry lawn fete, twenty-five
children gathered at the home of
Mra. Royal B. Bebb on South Grape
Tuesday afternoon. Chairs, pillows,
umbrellas and other lawn furnlahlnga
In brilliant colors formed an Ideal
setting for the event and gantea and
contests were followed by several
musical selections, LaMurls Beck,
Mrs. H, O. Purucker and Mra, Bebb
entertaining.
Will Buy
Boscs -
at the
Medford Fruit Co. Inc.
Medford Warehouse
Corner 10th and Front Plion 02
Miss Ruby Stone
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As winner of the Lions club contest
Mlu Ruby Stone has been chosen
popularity queen of this city, where
she is a charming member of the
younger set. As winner of the content
she will enjoy a trip to Hollywood
by plane and a tour of the motion
picture studios. She will be crowned
queen at a grand ball scheduled by
the Lions club for the near future,
Many Participate
In Dedication Of
New Court House
The Important event of the past
week was the dedication of Jackson
county's new court house, In which
representatives of all social groups
participated. A number or tne wom
en acted m hoftttHses af the official
opening of the Atex Sparrow Memor
ial within the court house.
The beautiful clinic for children
was visited curing the afternoon by
several thousand gueots, who were
received by: Mrs. T. Corning Kenly,
Mrs. Nellie Jacobs, Mrs. J. 0. S. Wo 11 la
Mrs. P. D. Wafrner, Mrs. B. E. Green,
Mrs. John Gammtll, Mrs. I E. Schuler,
Mra. W. M. Hlggtns, Mrs. Fred Mlddle
buaher, Mrs. B. O. Burgess, Mrs.
Lewis Ulrtch, Mlu Harriett Sparrow,
Mra. Leonard Carpenter, Miss Helen
Bullls and Mrs. C. L. Davis.
Garden Club Float
Wins Admiration
Of Large Audience
A beautiful contribution to the
court house dedication parade In
Medford last Thursday was the float
entered by Vie Medford Garden club,
which brought to the public a re
freshing glimpse of summer's beauty
Just as It Is on the verge of waning.
The truck for the float was donated
by Pester and Kletser, the garden
furniture by the Monarch Seed and
Peed company, and the decorations,
designed by Thos. Swem,
Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch, head of the
Garden club committee, working on
the project, was assisted by Mrs. H.
P. Spllver, Mrs, Porter J. Neff, Miss
Helen Bullts, Mrs. L. Dundy, Mrs.
Fred Cummlngs, Mrs. 0. 0. Darby
and Mra. Warnock.
Pythian Club Has
Jolly Supper For
Mrs. Olive Gaylord
i In honor of Mrs. Olive Gaylord,
who Is leaving soon to visit friends in
the middle west, the Pythian club
entertained at aupper and cards
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Wortman.
About 80 guests sttended the affair
and prlres at carda were awarded
Mrs. Judge and Wm. Swarts.
Mlsi tlashnw Is
Ilonored at Parly
On Wednesday evening, friends of
Miss Doris Bashaw entertained with
a delightful party honoring her 18th
birthday. The group gathered at the
home of Mrs. A. H. Gregory on East
Jackson street.
Those present for the evening In
cluded Mlu Bashaw, Miss Hazel Cas
sady, Mlas Dorothy Daniels, Miss Ar-
dyce Llndley, Miss Velma Smith, Miss
Virginia Gregory, Mlsa Dorothy Culy.
Mlas Lois Carter, Miss June Davit.
Miss Allren Latham, Mlsa Marjorle
Gregory, Mra. Elsie Bashaw and M;-a
Gregory.
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Mill noil riere
For "chool Opening
Miss Christine Holt hss arrived for
the opening of the Medford schools,
In which she la Instructor, and is
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
E. B. Plckel. Mrs. Flckel, who Is now
visiting In Eugene, Is expected home
In the very near future.
Anjous
office of
Stearns-Saunders
Wedding Surprises
Many Friends Here
Coming as a complete surprise to
tneir many friends, who were an
ticipating a large wedding Sunday,
was announcement last evening of
the msrrlsge of Mlas Roberta Stearns,
daughter of Dr. R. W. Stearns, to
Charles Edward Saunders, son of Dr.
and Mrs. C. E. Saunders of San Jose,
Calif.
A telegram from Grants Psse to
Dr. Stearns yesterday morning an
nounced that the couple had mar
ried. Elaborate plans had been
made for a home wedding at noon
today, but the bride and groom
eloped Saturday morning and are
en route to coast points for their
honeymoon.
Misses V Urn and
Elliott Entertain
For Miss Chadwick
Misses Betty Vllm and Amy Elliott
were Joint hostesses Wednesday eve
ning at the letter's home at a bridge
party, fetelng Mlsa Shirley Chndwlck,
who left for Portland Thursday after
being guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Belle Llttrell, here, for the summer.
. There were two tables of cards In
play during the evening and prim for
first honors awarded Mlas Jsnet
Mann.
Those present were Misses Shirley
Chadwick, Virginia Llndley, Mildred
Drury, Barbara Holt, Margaret Mary
and Janet Mann and Georgia Webb
and the hostesses,
Miss Robinson
Honored, Bridge
Party On Friday
Mlsa Jane Robinson, who left yes
terday morning with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Robinson for their
home In Salem after m mnnfh'i ,l,v
here, was the Inspiration Friday eve-
MiiiK ior a loveiy Driage party, given
by Miss Marian Moore, dmiuhfjir nf
Mr. and Mra. Rawlea Moore.
There were two tables of cards In
play during the evening and high
prize awarded Miss Doris aPtton.
Miss Paley, Local
A rtist, Praised By
Bay City Musicians
Mlas Marorerv PaImv
turned from San Pr.nrt.rA
she has been studying violin with
ft-- V, m . . .
.,. . rturence Alexander, while
In San Francisco Miss Paley made
several appearances and won the ap
proval of many musicians.
On Sundav. Ananas on ft e.i
played for an afternoon musical at
mo siuaio or Mrs. Alexander. Miss
Paley's charming personality and
manner of nlavlnir won fii fnvn- r
a highly critical audience. The Rode
Concerto was til.vMi . n. ...... .i.n
and clearness of technic. Another
numoer wss tne Adagio from the
Moonlight Sonata. It was In the
Adairto that Ml. VmI.w v..,, w v...
opportunity for displaying the rlch-
4tcn una aepin oi ner .tone, sne was
KSSlsted bV little Pn llntn.-l. 1.H
a 'cello solo. Ross Is nine years of
age and has many promising signs of
exceptional talent.
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Cntervllle Folks
Visit Friends Here
Mr. and Mrs. w. mfc m
and Mra. Noah 8. Nelson of Center
vllle, Iowa, arrived in Medford Tues
day evening for a vl.it v,uh. m
Irene Wells and Mrs. Edna Beeson, lso
at the H. E. Conger home. They will
iwrnpany menas to crescent City,
Oregon Caves, and Bandon, for the
week end. leavine hem tiimh. .
Soattle, Wash., returning to Portland
ur me nmencan Legion convention.
On their return hnmn t.hMv miw, n
visit frlenda In California,
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Medford Misses Leave
For flan Francisco
Misses Evelyn Herman and Maxlne
Robinson left Frldey evening for San
Francisco, where thev win k- ...
of friends for 10 deya.
Secure From Lawless Hands
Safety Deposit
Vaults
WHEN yon have placed your valuables
jewelry, silver and important
papers in a safety deposit box
here, you know that they are absolutely
protected. Don't leave your treasured pos
sessions at the mercy of thieves, or danger
of destruction by fire.
The First National Bank
College Women
to Resume Work .
For New Season
Mra. F. O. Swedenburg. president of
the College Women's club of the
Rogue River Valley Invites all mem
bers for the first meeting of the club,
Saturday, September loth at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Malmgren at
Phoenix.
A program of modern fiction and
poetry has been arranged by Mrs. Fred
Wagner of Ashland, Mra. L. E. Wil
liams and Mra. George Can ode. Mrs.
E. M. Drysdale will review the 1931
Pulitzer prize poem, 'The Flowering
Stone," by Oeorge Dillon, a very
young writer of twenty-seven years.
Those desiring transportation please
call Mrs. Harris Janes, phone 370-W.
Close of Vacation
In Medford Brings
Much Entertaining
Bridge was enjoyed yesterday after
noon by 10 members of the school
set, who gathered at the Leonard
home, where Misses Lois Nichols and
Evelyn Leonard were hostesses, mark
ing the close of the vacation period
with much festivity.
Invited to the affair were Misses
Kathryn Robinson, Catherine Brandt,
Helen McAllister, Barbara Fields,
Helen Patton, Dorothy Llnbeck, Doris
Patton, Virginia English, Helen
Stearns, Mollle Brown, Catherine
Chaney, Joan DeLosh, Jean Qulsen
berry and Marjorle Mulholland.
Childers' Observe
60th Wedding Day
With Reunion Here
The home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Chil
ders, 531 Spencer St., will be the scene
today of an interesting reunion, when
their eight children and their fam
ilies gather here to Join the Childers
in celebrating the alxtleth anniver
sary of their wedding, which will be
realized December 11.
The party has been arranged prior
to the wedding date, to enable all the
relatives to attend. Present will be
the Childers seven sons snd one
daughter: Bert Childers of Middle
town, Cel., Guy Childers of Fresno,
Cal., dene Childers of this city, Elmer
Childers of Medford, Raymond Chil
ders of Redwood City, Cal., Harry
Childers of San Francisco, Clem Chil
ders of Medford and Mrs. Vivian
Moran, also of this city, '
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nr. C. T. U.
The W. O. T. U. will meet In regu
lar session Thursday, September 8. at
3:30 p. m., at the Y. W. C. A, bulld-
Mrs. Oallhue of the Salvation Army
will tell of the recent visit of Evan
geline Booth to the Pacific coast. The
Misses Martha and Ethel wyn Oallhue,
both very talented musicians, will.
contribute musical numbers to the;
program. Arrangements for the coun-1
ty meeting will be discussed at this!
meeting.
Sunday, September 4, 2:30 p. m.. at!
the Baptist church, Mrs. W. L. D. Mc-;
Cullough of Berkeley, Cal., will give
a complete review of the national
convention of the W. O. T. U. re
cently held at Seattle. Mrs. Mc-
Cu Hough is a fluent speaker and will
bring a message well worth hearing.
everyone Is welcome to attend these
meetings.
Mrs. Porter and
Da lit-liter, flue-Mrs
Mrs. Gertrude p-tei and daughter,
Jean, of Portland, foimer resident1 of
Medford, are being entertained this
week end at the heme of Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Patton. having arrived
a few days ago from Portland.
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Larry M nun's Leave
For Northern Home
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mann, who
have been much feted guests In Med
ford during the past week, left yes
terday for KlamatA Falls and will
continue from there Monday to their
home in Eugene.
'A Dcpartmentlxed Bank"
ROCKEFELLER,
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Mr. snd Mrs. Elon Huntington Hooker of Greenwich, Conn., an
nounced recently the engagement of their daughter, Blanchette, to
John D, Rockefeller, 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr.
The wedding will take place this tall, (Associated Press Photos)
Dinner Followed
By Bridge Party
At Barnes Home
On Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Lee Barnes entertained at din
ner at their home on Glen Oak Court.
There were twelve guests. Dinner
was followed by bridge and high score
wss held by Mrs. Leo Mahar of San
Francisco and Wm. Isaacs.
"Just Plarmin" on
Air Again Monday
From Station KNX
"Just Plannln ", the first radio
play written by Miss Helen Korrts,
local authoress, will be presented by
the Georgia Fi field players over sta
tion KNX, Hollywood, Monday eve-,
nlng at 8:30 o'clock. j
This play, one of Miss Norrls' fa-!
vorltes, has been broadcast from sta
tions In all parts of the United States
Including toe NBO studios of New
York. The Monday presentation, how
ever, will be the first by KNX. Grace
Hampton, welt known actress, will
take the role of the mother In the
production.
The play, when originally presented
over KGO, brought a wonderful re
sponse and Miss Norrls, the author,
received In answer more than 1000
fan letters.
Residents of the valley, who heard
the play during the previous broad
cast, will welcome another opportuni
ty to listen to the radio gem.
ashpoles Return
From Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ashpole and
daughter, Pauline, have returned to
the city from a six weeks' motor tilp
through Idaho, Utah. Wyoming and
Nevada. While iu Rtgby, Idaho, they
attended the golden wedding celebra
tion of Mrs. Ashpole's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. A. Cordon.
Wenonnh Club
Una Luncheon
The Wenonah club met at the home
of Alena Ersklne Thursday, Sept. 1.
A delicious luncheon was followed by
a short business meeting, conducted
by Bee Blackburn, vice president. The
afternoon was concluded by a few
gamea of bridge. Florence Bush and
Mattle Luman assisted the hostess.
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Chiropractic and Physiotherapy
OBBCOM LICENSE tM
California License 8029
18 YEARS IN MEDFORD. ORE.
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Treasure Hunt and
Dancing Enjoyed by
Guests, Estes Home
Starting with a treasure hunt, and
ending In dancing, the party given
Wednesday evening by Miss Lucille
Estes for the-pleasure of Barbara
Sheldon and Ernie Thompson, was a
very pleasant event.
Those attending were: Barbara
Sheldon. Betty Hunter, Virginia
Conner, Dollle Dallalre, Elsie Oliver,
Sydney Brown, Grace Hargaa, Joe
Hunter, Katherlne Oliver, Ernie
Thompson, Andy Owen, Chet Berry,
Carrol Grltsch. Bob Smith, Wnrren
Loffer, Keith Estes, Jack Marshall,
Ralph Denman and Walter Young,
Graduate Nurses
To Meet Monday
The graduate nurses of this district
will bold their monthly meeting at
the cabin of Miss Phyllis Swearlngen
at Shady Cove, Monday evening. Sep
tember 8. Cars will be leaving the
Community hospital between 4 and
5 o'clock for the cabin and a large
attendance Is desired.
Miss McCorklc Visits
Relatives at Iltlt
Miss Betty McCorkle has been guest
for the past week of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wo'tman,
at their home at Hilt, Col., and Is
expected to return to Medford with
them today.
ADRIENNE'S
FALL
Fashion Revue
On Living Models
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 7TH 9:00 P. M,
AT THE
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On
."Blondie of the Follies
a n is i linn with
Marion Dtfvies &
David Macowslcy
of the Grenadier-Macowsky Company, San Francisco,
will be in Medford to assist with
Adrienne's Fashion Revue
See his beautiful line of Coats, Suits, Street Dresses, Afternoon
and Evening Oowns at the Hotel Medford, Wednesday, Sept. 7
Misses Wood Of
Portland Feted
For the pleasure of Misses Ann and
Maryhelen Wood, daughters of Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph F, Wood of Portland,
who are their house guests this week,
end, Mr. and Mra. Edward G. Kelly
entertained last evening with a danc
ing party at Twin Plunges.
A motor trip to Crater Lake has
been arranged for today tn their
honor. They expect to leave for Port
land Monday.
Buffet Supper Is
Enjoyed Saturday
. The home of Dr. R. W. Stearns
was the scene last evening of a buf
fet supper, honoring Dr. and Mrs.
C. E. Saunders of San Jose, Calif.,
who are guests here of Dr. and Mrs.
R. E. Green.
Those attending were Dr. and Mrs.
Saunders, Dr. and Mrs. Green and
son Sandy, Dr. Stearns and daugh
ters Helen and Kathryn, Mrs. Eliza
beth Young and Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Boggs and son Carter.
Miss Boone Honors
Guest From Ohio
Miss Golds Boone entertained at
dinner Friday evening at Heath's
cabin on the Rogue, where she Is
spending the summer. Guests were
invited to dinner to greet Miss Char
lotte Latourette of Athens, Ohio, who
arrived a few days ago to visit Miss
Boone, with whom she attended the
University of Oregon several years
ago.
Covers were placed for Miss Ella
Rawlings, house guest of Dr. and Mrs.
F. G. Thayer, Miss Arliene Butler,
Miss Margaret Hensley and the honor
guest and hostess.
Mrs. Patton Has .
Party For Class ,
A Jolly party was enjoyed Wednes
day afternoon at the Hamilton Pat
ton home, when Mrs. Patton was hos
tess at swimming and a marsh mallow
roast to members of her Sunday
school class of the Presbyterian
church. ,
Present for the afternoon's enter
tainment were Misses Amy Elliott,
Barbara Holt, Betty Vllm, Janice
Shreve, Doreen Elwood, Mary Cum
mlngs, Motile Brown, Lorls Reming
ton, Shirley Littrelt and Mlgnon
Phipps.
Miss Alexander
Leaves for School
Miss Roberta Alexander, who was
summer guest of Mrs, Josephine
Clark returned to her home In San
Francisco lost Sunday to enter .Frede
rick Burk school. Miss Roberta also
enjoyed her visit as house guest of
Mrs. J. White at her summer home,
Brook-dale, also several days with
her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Seeler, at
her summer home on Rogue river,
and with Mrs. F. Anderson, at the
iootnuis orcnara.
The Screen
Robert Montgomery
Miss DeLosh Fetes
Miss Stratton At
Lovely Luncheon
A delightful event of the past wee
for members of the younger set wa
hB hwlf4r liinnnsiin TIT.J
fimith In snmn!lman sv n.M
line Stratton of Portland, who was
acUGnb ri rt?iBEivi" in Ann iRTtn inn
fucaiora.
A corsage of late summer flowers
marked the place of each guest at the
attractive table, decorated In bou
quets of marigolds, zinnias, roses and
other garden flowers.
Following luncheon bridge was en
joyed and prizes awarded Miss Jean
Qutsenberry and Miss Helen McAllis
ter. The honor guest. Miss Stratton,
was also presented with a gift.
Guests present were: Misses Strat
ton. Jean Qulsenberry, Mildred
Orltsch, Margaret Warner, Doris Fat
ton, Virginia English, Helen Stearns,
Evelyn Leonard, Lois Nichols, Helen
McAllister, Katherlne Robinson and
Heleu Patton.
Miss Stratton and Miss DeLosh
were schoolmates at St. Helen's hall
last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Bullls
Vtslt Relatives Here
Interesting guests In Medford front
the south are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Bullls and children, John and Sarah,
who arrived some time ago from
Whlttter, CaU to visit Mr. Bullls sis
ters, Mrs. Ralph Boutelle and Miss
Helen Bullls.
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