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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1932. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Keats-Brad shaw Wedding of Interest Man; local folk read with interest Sunday the report of the wedding at th First Presbyterian church in Portland of Miss Mildred Louise Keats and Ernest Albert Bradshaw, which waa solemnized Tuerday evening. For Mrs. Thotnaa H. Mills of Portland, formerly of this city, was matron of honor for the bride. The bride, who was given In mar riage by her father, Harry Leslie Keats, was lovely In a gown of white suede satin and Mrs. Mills wore a becoming gown of French blue chif fon with blue and pink satin ribbon girdle, blue slippers and small blue relet hat. A. Harold McConnell of Seattle act ed as best man. The wedding was an Important event of the social season In the Roje city and one of the most charmingly arranged ever held in the First Pres byterian church, according to the Portland Spectator. Miss Blddell Guest Of Parents Here Miss Dorotha Rlddell of Klamath Falls is a guest here for the holidays of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Rlddell at their home on the Old Stage road. Mtss Borkhart Visits At Oat man Home Miss Mary Burkhart of Grants Pass formerly of this olty, was a guest over the holiday week-end of Mrs. 'i. S. Oat man. Alexanders Lea re For Few Days in South Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Alexander of Portland, who were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Relchsteln here, left to spend Christmas in San Fran cisco, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patterson at Mill brae Highlands. They will return to Medford for New Year's eve. While here Mrs. Relchsteln enter tained with a small party In their honor, at which there were two tables of bridge In play. Present weie Mr. and Mrs. Ted GeB&uer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl, the Alexanders and the Relchsteln. Dixie Club to See Old Yesr Out at Party The home of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Canode will be the scene of the annual Dixie club watch party this week, when members gather there Saturday night to see the old year out and the new one In. The southerners entertain each year with this party, arranged . in compliment to their husbands. As sisting Mrs. Canode as hostess will be Mrs. Max GeB&uer. Mrs. C. C. Murray and Mrs. John Peter. v P. E. O.'s to Meet Wednesday Afternoon Chapter AA, P. E. O., will meet with Mrs. Wilson Walt at her homo, 320 Vancouver avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Walt will be assisted In entertaining by Mrs. Kathleen Smith and Mrs. Ger trude Parker. . Many Holiday Parties Scheduled for Wtk Christmas occurring on Sunday this year, many Medford people waited until Monday, also a holiday, for their more festive parties, and the larders of most nomas were filled with Christmas goodies as guests were coming and going for informal "at homes" and lame dinner parties. Mr. snd Mrs. Johrr.y Reed of Gold Hill entertained with . very clever party last night for a large number of Medford friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perl were hosts at open house preceding the annua Christmas ball of the Medford post, Amerclan I glon, which drew mam guests from all sections of the valley to the Ori ental Gardens. About SO guests call ed at the Perl home. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Payne were hosts at an Informal open house yes terday afternoon, guetts calling be ing Mr. and Mrs. John Peter, Mr and Mrs. Homer Marx, Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Perl, Mr. iintf Mrs. Harold Relchsteln, Miss Ruby Ranney and Al Perry. Mrs. Payne is also inviting guests to dinner Thursday evening, honor ing the birthday anniversary of her husband. Covers will be arranged for eight guests. Plans are also being made In num erous groups for celebration of the arrival of the New Year and much festivity will center around the din ner dance at the Hotel Medford and the Elks' annual New Year's eve ball, both announced for Saturday even ing. - . Preceding the Elks' ball a numb of friends will gather at the Ted GeBauer and Frank Perl homes. In the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Relchsteln, Mr. ' and Mrs. Spencer Alexander, guests from Portland, Miss Dorothy Nyswaner, Harry GUI and Mr, and Mrs. GeBauer and Mr. and Mrs . Perl. Catholic Women Plan Wednesday lard Event. Holding a major place on this week's social calendar is the benefit card party, announced for Wednesday afternoon by the women of Sacred Heart Catholic church. Playing will begin at 3 o'clock with games of pivot. contract and auction bridge and 600 will be enjoyed. Holiday decorations will be much In evidence in parish hall, and all women, who favor a few friendly hours at cards In the rush of holiday events, are especially Invited to this party. M Miss Holt Will Be Hostess (t C. A. R. Miss Barbara Holt will entertain members of General Joseph Lane so ciety. Children of the American Revo lution, at her home on Corning court tomorrow, and guests are asked to arrive at 3 o'clock. Mtss Holt has prepared an Interesting program for the afternoon and asks each member to come provided with pencil and paper. Each member U also asked to bring a gift limited In price to 10 cents. Final plans will be perfected for the program to be presented be fore the D. A. R. in January. Miss Bryan to Enter University of Oregon Miss Mary Virginia Bryan, who re cently arrived here from southern California with her parents, will en ter the University of Oregon with the opening of the winter term for a special course, after the completion of which she plans to continue to the University of Washington to work for her master's degree. Loral Misses to Appear In Muslcale Friday Announcements have been issued of a musicals to be held at the Bald win Piano studio Friday evening, In which Misses Betty Evanson ard Beulah Gore, students of the Uni versity of Oregon, will be heard in program, which will open at 8 o'clock. Both are majoring In music at the university and have been silled with much of the outstanding musical work on the northern campus. They are inviting their friends and ail in terested persons to the muslcale. Chrysanthemum Circle To Meet Wednesday All officers are especially urged to attend the meeting Wednesday of Chrysanthemum circle No. 64, Neigh bor of Woodcraft. The social enter tainment will be in charge of the or.) tain and guards. Miss Demmer Here for Holidays Miss Babe Demmer of Portland Is among folk spending the holidays in Medford. While here she Is guest nf her mother snd sisters and brothers. Miss Demmer is now employed by the Eagle Drug company. She for merly attended school at Jacksonville and has many friends in the valley. O Stop Your Cold Quickly Don't lt cold kcrp rou out of the fun. Try ibii new liquid cold prescription. ' Many lav it brine relief in 50 minutes. That's because the system absorbs it al most instantly. Liquocold is good for children too! It is perfect jy safe and easy to take. Gt a bottle at your' Druggist today have it on hand. LIQUOCOLD O The BOOTERY'S SEMI-ANNUAL Starting Wed., December 28th DOORS OPEN 8:30 A M. Right at a time when you want and need savings! This sale is going to be the outstanding buying opportunity in Southern Oregon this season. Prices drastically cut to the lowest figure on quality footwear you KNOW our reputation for quality you KNOW the bargains always featured in our regular semi-annual sales! Blond, black and brown kids straps and pumps with Cuban heels in' this bargain group. Values to $7.50. Ohoice Brown moccasin oxfords, straps and pumps browns and blacks in this group. Values to $7.50 going at . 85 tatad f ri'nn if mm i I !j $.85 Blue, brown and black kids, patents, spectator pumps, straps and Walk-Over straps in this group. Values to $8.50. $4.85 Many pairs of our highest priced footwear included in this special group at 85 Brown and black suede and kid pumps, ties and straps. Also smart evening slippers in this lot. Values to $8.50, choice I. Miller Hand-turned Shoes, Formerly Priced at $10.00, Reduced to $4.85 The Most Sensational Savings We Have Ever Offered No Refunds No Charges The BOOTERY No Exchange Every Sale Final HURRY! .r-( HURRY! (MmMMmm HURRY! jjM Fresh, smart, bright 1933 fashions . . . at ruthless price reductions because Ward's will not carry over fashions from December into January! COATS DRESS COATS in a large assortment of beautiful ail wool ooatings fur trimmed, silk lined and inter lined. Assorted sizes DRESS COATS The season's popular successes in crepey and diagonal weaves heavily furred with a wide variety of both long and short-haired furs. All the season's wanted shades. Sizes 14 to 46 collectively. $11.88 $ J 4.88 SPORT COATS Tweeds and Polo types $0.88 DRESSES A WIDE VARIETY of smart dresses In both silk and wool. Bright colors as well as the more conservative Street shades. STUNNING DRESSES in the smartest fabrics and styles of the season. The variety beggars description. Reduced regardless of former prices. LIGHT COLORED Silks and Chiffon prints In broken sizes While they last $1.98 $3.49 $1.00 ILLiriERY SPECIAL GROUP of small felt hats in a wide range of winter styles ALL OTHER HATS Proven best sellers and knock out values Reduced to only 59c $ 1 .00 LINGERIE RAYON Durable, practical, dainty rayon v.sts. panties, chemises end bloomers at tremendous savings. Some are lace trimmed, others are smartly tailored exceptional quality in this group. Regular and extra sizes. LACE TRIMMED Dane Sets, French crepe chemise, daintily lace trimmed, fitted costume slips edged with lace. In delicate flesh, tea rose or white, all sizes. 79c ACCESSORIES Imported fabric gloves Capeskin gloves Handbags In smart leathers ...-69 .$1.00 .....59 Montgomery Ward & Co. 117 Bo. Central Medford, Ore. Phone 286
