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TAGE TWO WEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT:, MEDFOUI), OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1933. ' UMH Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton wmttM Roberts-Mantz Wedding, Event Thursday Noon At noon Thursday at the horn of Mr. and Mra. O. U. Roberta on crown urn. tl.elr oldest daughter. Mary Lee, and Booert Caldwell Mante. aon oi Mr. and Mra. H. L. Hants or AJiegen, Mich., will be marrlad. rather Wm B. Hamilton of 6t. Mark's ohurch, Knlecooal. reading the service. Invi tations have been Issued to about 40 gueata. Mlaa Roberta will be given In mar. rlage by her father, and her slater Mlaa Dorothy, will be her only at. tendant. Following the wedding, the bride and groom will leave by plane for Chicago, and after a anort stsy mere, will arjend a month at a cottage In MlohJgan. They will then return to the ooaat by motor to make their borne in Palo Alto, Cai., wnere Mr. Manta la a aenlor at Stanford uni versity. preceding the wedding, Mlaa Bob. art and her fiance have been the In. centlve of much entertaining, bring. ing a gay round of festivity to mld- aummer daya, usually quiet in oo ford. Last evening, Mr. and Mra. A. V, Johnaen were hoata at a large patty and miscellaneous ahower for the be trothed oouple at their country home. Dancing and gamea were enjoyea Friday Meaara. Tom and Bob Bmmena entertained with a dancing party for their pleasure and Thurs day the Mlaaea Betty Bardwell and Mary Hayea were hoeteaaee at the Bardwell home at dinner and dancing. Monday Mr. and Mra. David Rosen berg are entertaining at dinner tor Mlaa Roberta and Mr. Manta, having Invited 30 gueata for the occaalon, which will be followed by a large dancing party at Twin Plungea, for which Mlaaea Clara Mary and Anna Mae Puaon will be hoateasea. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mra. Har old Johnson are entertaining for the bride-elect and her flanoe. Joint Meeting of Missionary Groups Enjoyed on Tuesday Tn the' aunahlne parlora of the First M. B. church waa held the Joint meeting of the Foreign and Home Mlaalonary aocletlea Thursday after noon with a good representation of members. A brief business session was con ducted by the president. Mra. Wiley, at which time a nominating commit tee for election of officers waa named. Devotional period waa led by Mrs. Conklln, theme: "Drawera of Water," the acrlpture lesson, the atory of Re be oca at the well. "All hall the power of Jeaus' Name," was sung In concert, closing with prayer. Mra. Bllton conducted the study program. Topic "Stewardship and Mite Boxea." Mra. Hedges gave a story of the efficiency of sixty mite boxes. Vocal solo "My Task," by Mlaa Alleen Ouy. "Stewardship Carries On" Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Mortensen and Mlaa Foster put on a dialogic playette "Sacrifice," pic tured In a down town fashionable restaurant. The two waitresses were represented by Misses Beatrice Gillette and Mar garet Bateman. Mite box opening followed under the direction of Mra. Hedges. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Arnsplger. Hoateasea served Iced tea and cakes after the conclusion of the program. Writers' League To Meet Monday Monday afternoon the Southern Oregon branch of the League of west ern Writers will meet at the Hotel Holland for regular session, to which all persons In tl'e Rogue River valley. Interested tn writing, are Invited. The meeting has been called for 3:80 o'clock and will offer tha Isat opportunity to thoso wishing to be come charter memhera of the local branch of tbo league. A cordial in vitation la extended by Mra. O. R. Batchwell, prealdent Mrs. Alexander of Ran Franeleeo, Guest Mra. Francle Alexander of San Fran claeo will spend this week In Med ford as guest of her mother, Mrs. J, A. Clark. Mrs. Alexander la an ac complished violinist. Olive Rebekflhs To Meet Monday. The Olive Rebekah lodge will hold regular meeting Monday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. All members are Invited to attend and visitors will be " welcomed. Mrs. amies la Guest From Kansas A welcome guest In '.he valley this ! week Is Mrs. B. A. Smles of Manhat-! tan, Kane., cousin of A. X. Stratum.! She la visiting the Strattons at their , ranch home In tha Weetelde district. I and while here has enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake and other scenic spots ; la southern Oregon. Mrs. enuea visited In Medford 18 years ago and waa enthuaieatlo upon : her reovnt arrival in praising the city j for its development alnce that time. I Get Your Permanent NOW Hoft, lustrous, Rlnglette waves Work Guaranteed $3.75 & $5 Cinderella Beaut Bhop . Ith Tel. 1MI 'FLYING MOLLISONS' ARE GUESTS IV 'II 1 t r-JA II , r I at Thraa transatlantic filers war tha Roosevelt estate at Hyde Park, and Jila wife, and the President, Ernest Barnes9 Entertain Much For House Guest During the part week Mr. and Mrs Ernest Lee Barnea entertained aa house guests Dr. and Mra. Wm. J. PUtor and their young son Michael from San Francisco. They left the end of the wet It for the north where they will visit tn Portland before go ing to Washington where Dr. Plator has accepted a professorship at Wash ington State university. In addition to instructing he plans to do con- alderable research work during the coming year. During their stay the Barnea with their gueata made trlpa to Crater Lake and the Oregon Caves. Thursday night they were dinner gueata at the cabin of Wm. . Iaaaca. On Friday night a group of about forty gathered at Bonney'a QrlU for dinner and dano tng In honor of out-of-town guests. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mlksche en tertained Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur Tyo of San Mateo and Mrs. Leo Mailer of Mill Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Barnea had aa their guests in addition to the Platora, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Allen and Mr. and Mra, Psta Allen of Grants Pass, Hubbdrds Return From Lake Trip Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, who are among Medford's vacation-minded eoclety folk, have returned from a two weeks' stay at their summer home at Diamond lake and a trip to other lakes tn the Cascade mountains. They had a very enjoyable time. but reported Diamond the moat beau tiful lake of the group visited. Miss Meiling Is Home From Islands Mlia Margaret Metllng. winner of the Mall Tribune popularity contest, returned yesterday from her trip, to the Islands, given aa prise. She was ettthtulaatle In her praise of the voy age over and return aa well aa her atay In the romantic city of Hono lulu, where ahe waa a guest at the Royal Hawaiian hotel, e Mrs. Ames ajid Pnughtera Leave for, Victoria Mm. Lena Ames and daughters, the Mlnttaa Lucille, Com tn nee and Eleanor, left Medford yesterdny for Victoria, B. C. where they will spend a week's vacation. Altar Hoclety Meets On Tuewtay Afternoon. St. Ann'a Altar society will meet Tuesday afternoon for regular session at Parish hall, and 2:30 has been announced aa time for the gathering. Phoenix Christian Endeavor Cancelled PHOENIX There will be no meet ing this eventng of the Christian En deavor society of the Presbyterian church here, aa all members ar to attend the rally in Oranta Psaa. RLA U.S. VE DO.OUR PART Japanese Laundry 126 No. Front Phone 756 MiMBi XNT1V w - guetta of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the "summer White Housa, N. Y. Left to right: Mrs. Roosevelt, Amelia Earns rt, CapL J. A. Molllson t Associate". Pra PhntM Mrs. Maker Feted At Bridge Event Entertaining in compliment to her alater, Mrs. Leo Maher of San Fran claco, who Is house guest with her children, Susan and Michael, at the home of her mother", Mrs, Anna Mlksche, Miss Bert ill Mlksche waa hostess at a lovely bridge party Fri day evening. Other guests for the occaalon were: Mrs. Reginald Parrett. Mrs. E. N. But ler, Mrs. M. Merrlmon, Mrs. Jean Brault, Mrs. W. O. Mlksche, guest from Portland, Mrs. Robt. Mlkiche, Mrs. Anna Mlksche, and Mlaaea Thel ma Moore, Ronalle Root. Arlene Hay and Kathleen Estes. High scores at cards were held by Miss Moore, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. W. O. Mlksche. Pythian Club Plans Picnic In Park ; The Pythian club will meet for a picnic supper tn the Ashland park Tuesday evening, August 8th, at 6:30 o'clock. Members and friends re invited. 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Central Tel. 361 OF ROOSEVELTS Christian Mission Group Has Meeting Devoted To Books A pleasant and profitable after noon waa enjoyed by the membera of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Christian church, at their meeting which was held In the Recre ational hall on Tuesday, at 2:00 p.m. A short bualness meeting preceded the regular program, with the presi dent, Mrs. Allen Curry, in the chair. The presentation hour waa In charge of group II, with Mrs. Fred Oerard aa chairman. The general topic wna "Old Booka and New"; this waa the annual meeting for the dis cussion of missionary books. Mrs. F. A. Oregory led the devo tional period, the theme being, "Come ye apart to pray"; the scrip ture reference waa Mark 1:35; 6:31. Mra. J. T. Davis, who haa been literature secretary of the local soci ety for a number of years, gave a most helpful talk on the booka now In tha missionary library, and the new books which the society expects to soon add to this list. Other talks followed on the value snd place of good booka and their Influence In the home; these were given by Mrs. Gertrude Klrkpatrlck and Mra. E. R. Cobb. A dramatl station of the atory of two mountain girls, followed, the parts being taken by lone Kindred, and Martha Ruth Devore. Mra. Fisher, a charter member of the Medford Christian church spoke briefly of the organisation of the first missionary society, which waa In the spring of 1893, with a mem bership of fifteen. Punch and wafers were served dur ing the social hour by members of group II, Mrs, tVlllett Vacationing In Crescent City. Mrs. Rosa Black more Wlllett, local Instructor of piano, Is spending a va cation at Crescent City, making Hotel Lauff her headquarters. . She expects to return to Medford to resume her classes around August 10. Mod? em ens Motor Hoivn From take. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hodgeman mo tored from Lake o' the Woods to Medford Friday, Mr. Hodgeman to continue south on business and Mrs. Hodgeman to be guest for the week end of Mrs. Jack.Swem. She will be accompanied on her return to the lake "by little Miss Phoebe Swem. 264 For Quick Delivery Medford Ice & Storage Co., inc. South Fir St. Mrs. Hollo way Is Hostess Honoring Guest From South Mrs. W. A. Hollo way was' hostess Thurday afternoon at dessert bridge, entertaining for the pleasure of her house guest, Mra. W. P. Brooka of .Santa Maria,. Cal. There were two tables of bridge in play with the fol lowing gueau present: Mrs. Eugene Thorndlke, Mrs. F. E- Nichols. Mrs. C. O. Larlson, Mrs. H. F. Nordwlck. Mrs. F. F. Burk, Mrs.' 8. Ralph Dip pel, Mrs. Q. O. Humphrey and Mrs. Brooks. Prentice Family Enjoys Trip East Mr. and Mra. Harry Prentice and three sons, who are among Medford's travelers this month, are enjoying a atay In the east, following a trip to the World's Pair, gay postcards of scenes along the way Inform their frlenda. In New York City the Prentices visited Mrs. George Andrews and son, George Edward, who left here a short time sgo. ' , In Milwaukee, Mr. Prentice attend ed the Elks convention and the fam ily is now continuing to Washington, D. O. By which route they will re turn west, they have not decided, but expect to be In Medford around Aug. 20th. 4 Vacationing At Mountain Lake K Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Getchell are among members of the younger set. favoring mountain resorte this week They left yesterday, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth McDonald and George Parsons of .Seattle, to spend the week end at Lake O' the Woods. Acticlties of -Legion Auxiliary Tha state convention of the Legion and Auxiliary is to be held Thursday, Friday and .Saturday, August loth, 11th and 13th at Klamath Falls. The big parade will be held Thursday evening. The drum corps contest Is to be Friday evening so these are the two big events and many people from Medford and vicinity will be present. This la a yearly event and is jooKea forward to by many. Another very Important committee of the Auxiliary unit Is community service. me American Legion Aux lllary since the first days of tte or ganization haa been doing commun ity service work, for no group of wo men banded together under the Ideals and principles of the Auxiliary can carry out Auxiliary activities with out being of some eervioe to the com munity In which It la located. Each year as the Auxiliary becomes better established and familiar with the work much thought and time is rlven to .community betterment. The Medford unit in the past years haa given awards In grade and high scnoois, sponsored ft Girl Scout troop, contributed sto all community wel fare projects conducted a baby clinic and contest and many other such projects for the betterment of the community. The Auxiliary helps the Legion In whatever they are Interest ed in and is always willing to co operate In any worth while project. The Store of Happy Wedding Rlngr White Rose Wedding Rings Radiant as Diamonds Larry Schade ICE WAY IT COSTS SO LITTLE It's Safe IT SAVES FOOD COSTS IT PROTECTS YOUR HEALTH ICE COSTS EVEN LESS AT THE PLANT Retail Platform Open Day and Night the Miss Clemenson Bride, Mr. Porter At Garden Wedding Before a bank of gladioli on the spacious lawn of the Charles Hamp son home at Grants Pass, bordered by Rogue river, the ceremony was read Thursday evening at 5:30 o'clock uniting In marriage Mlaa Cam Hie Clemenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clemenson, and Robert D. Por ter, son of Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Porter, all of this city. The wedding ser vice was solemnized by the Rev. Grlmmett of the Grants Pass Methodist-church. The bride waa charming In an afternoon dress of white crepe and carried a bouquet of delicately col ored roses and snapdragons. She waa attended by Mra. Herman New- land of Medford, who wore blue and carried a bouquet of aummer flowers In harmonizing colors. E. H. Porter, brother of the groom, waa his best man. Eighteen relatives and Immediate friends of the couple attended the ceremony, which waa followed by sup per on the lawn with Mrs. Wm. Clem enson presiding, assisted by Mra, Hampson, sister of the groom. The Japanese lanterns were lighted for the supper hour, offering a lovely color scheme, reflected In tha river. Following the informal reception, Mr. and Mrs. Porter left for ft motor trip after which they will make their home at Mr. Porter's orchard on the Crater lake blghwny Both the bride and groom are popular members of the younger set here. 'Mrs. Porter, however, had re cently made her home In San Fran cisco, having returned to Medford Tuesday for the wedding. Wenonah Club Haa Pleasant Party The Wenonah club met Thursday at the home of Wtlma Hayes for cov ered dish luncheon. Following lunch eon cards were enjoyed with the hostess assisted In entertaining by Gladys Lawrence and Ethel Blah. The next meeting will be held on August 17th and will be a card party In Ashland park. W. R. C. Holds Regular Meeting The Women's Relief Corps held a meeting Thursday afternoon at the Armory with a good attendance. After the business meeting Mrs. Andrus surprised the members by serving a large birthday cake and lemonade. The next social will be held August 17th at the home of Mra. Andrus at 510 South Fir St. Wentonka Council Has Pleasant Meeting An enjoyable meeting was held t Redman hall last Friday evening by Wea tonka Council, No. 30, of the Order of Pocahontas. It being the last meeting of the month, birthdays were celebrated and presents given to Evelyn Knudson, Irene Shirley, Lena Gunther, Sarah Davis. Wilms Hayes and Mattle Luman. The attendance prize was won by Mattle Luman. After the business meeting cards were played, the prlzea going to Mable Quackenbuah and Jack Dooms, who held high score at bridge and to Nor ma Martin and Fred Purdin, who held low. At Pinochle. Gladys Dooms ana ma Mimes held high score with O. A. Hubbard and Evelyn Stagg hold lng low. Refreshments were served at a late hour. The Recovery Program Starts Right Here in Medford ,m n. a, In every individual, every business and every community. We can best help here In Medford by supporting our own indus tries and businesses and helping them to employ home people and put this commun ity over the top in this splendid national recovery campaign. The First National Bank "A DEPARTMENT! ZED BANK" Auxiliary Bridge Club Has Party The bridge club of Colonel Sargent Auxiliary. No. 18, V. B. W. .V- met at the home ot Mra .McAllister in Ashland Thursday afternoon. High score waa held by Mrs. George Alden ot Medford. and low by Mrs. Fierce of Ashland. Light refreshments were followed by a picnic dinner In the park tor all Spanish war veterans and families. F. 0. E. Auxiliary Entertains Tuesday The Ladles Auxiliary to the Fra ternal Order of Eagles will entertain with a card party Tuesday evening. Augutt 8th, at the Eagles hall. Mrs. Fat Shea la chairman of the event and will be assisted by Mrs. James Lilly and Mrs. Stevens. r. O. E. Loral Club Plans Card Party The Loyal club, subsidiary of the Auxiliary to the Eagles lodge, will meet for a card party Wednesday afternoon, August sth, at the home of Mrs. Jsmes Lilly on McAndrewa road. Mrs. Sullivan and daughter will be hostesses. Miss Buena L. Wetherbee, R. H. Announces the Opening of the JACKSONVILLE SANATORIUM Special Care Maternity Cases and Convalescents Rates Seasonable Pfcom Jacksonville 81 Jsv minim fTJ for the Return The keystone o f President Roosevelt's great recovery pro gram is teamwork the sort of teamwork that calls for the best Cadys Honored At Lawn Party Mr. and Mra. ft. B. Cady war pleas antly surprised by a number ot their friends at a lawn party Friday after noon at their home, 16 North Orange. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Cady, Mrs. Emma Cllne. Mrs. Vera Mershon. Bernard Mershon, Mrs. Anne Bray ton, Mra a. W. Olnn, Miss Peggy Olnn and Lyla Young. CONSTIPATION Stomach and liver troubles tn young and old corrected by the latest natural methods. ' DR. a P. COLEMAN, Phone DBS. 428 Medford Bldf. Free 4zS Enlargement with each roll M films printed. Gardner Drugs ifaW We are co-operating with President Roosevelt of Prosperity
