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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 8. 1931 Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton Adarel Chapter Installs Officers On the evening at January 4, Adarel chapter No. 9, O. I. S., of Jackson ville, held annual installation of of flcera, following the regular meeting. Past Grand Patron J. H. Hardy of Alpha chapter No. 1, Aihland, wu present, also Plorlne Severance, grand chaplain of Oregon, and Bather San derson, grand representative. Many other guest were present from neigh boring chapters and Warren lodge No. 10. Masons and their ladles wire In vited to share this occasion. . Retiring Matron Ethel Bell and re tiring Patron V. T. Wilson gave ad dresses and thanked the chapter for honors and courtesies extended dur ing their yesr. and then the patron presented to the chapter, on beluli of himself and matron, a most beau tiful star In the emblematic colors and Illuminated in colors, which will adorn the chapter room and add much to the work of Initiation. Mrs. Bell was presented with a beautiful past matron's Jewel and Mr. Wilson with a psst patron's button. besides both receiving many lovely girt from tneir many rrienas. Members prominent In the work of the order were called upon for speeches, which were much enjoyod by all present. A short recess was declared to pre pare for lnstallstlon. Lulu Saulsbury of Adarel chapter No. 3 was Installing officer, assisted by Jennie Rlddell, marshal; Plorlne Severance, chaplain, and Esther Sanderson, organist. Roll call of officers to be Installed was made by the marshal as follows: Anna Cater, worthy matron; Ed mund B. Bell, worthy patron; Ruth Severance, associate matron; Ernest Larurley, associate patron; Alllean Maxwell, secretary; Anna langley. treasurer; Bthcl B. Bell, conductress: Virginia Pick, associate conductress; Luella Dunnlngton, chaplain: Jennie Riddell, marshal; Plorlne Severance, organist; Violet Wilson, Adah: Mollis Brltt. Ruth; Nell Pick, Esther; L.uiu Ssulsbury, Martha: Myrtle Merrl field. Electa: Lola Mclntyre, warder: Atel T. Lundgren, sentinel. After a splendid address by the worthy matron and a few remarks by the worthy patron, the visitors were asked to retire, and the chapter was closed In regular form by the newly Installed offlcera.' All were then In vited to the dining room, where tables were arranged for 89 guests. The room ws besutlfully decorated by the committee under the able man agement of Anna Langley, as chair man. In the decorating the star col ors were carried out with dishes, can dles and flowers. nuslncss Women Sponsor Luncheon Tomorrow The Business and Professional Women's club will sponsor a luncheon tomorrow in the club rooms of tho city hall, to which alt business women of the city are Invited. Luncheon will be served by Mrs. Roy Buckingham of The Crest. Any visitors wishing to attend are ssked to call hsr for res srvntlons. Luncheon will be served at 13:10 o'clock. $5.oo DOWN $5.00 A MONTH Tapestry-Davenport Vci sir, these fine sets are made and finished In good ity tapestry to select from and -1.1 what a bargain at this price U r As Pictured Abort Mohair Suites as low as $54.95 Toledo Range Full enameled Front Ivory with green trimmings. Specially priced at $45 S10 Down $5 a Month Maratfam-rorbett Wedding featured In Oregonlcn. Leading the aociety aectlon of yea terday's Oregonlan a six column pho tograph of the Macadam-Corbett wed ding party appeared with a write up of the New Year's day event, whtch will be read with Interest by many Medford folk, Invitations to the wed ding having been received here. In the wedding party were! Miss Caro llne Ladd Corbett, the bride, Ivlson Stevenson Mscsdsm, the groom. Misses Oretchen Leslie, Alts and Lucy Corbett. slaters of the bride, who were her bridesmaids, and Whitney Shep ardson of New York, the groom's at tendant. Mrs. Macadam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Ruggles Corbett of Port land, Is a graduate ot Smith, studied In Geneva and Is an active member of tho Portland Junior league. She was a prominent leader In young Democratic clrclea of the state dur ing the 1032 campaign and haa since continued In that position. Mr. Macadam, secretary of the royal institute of international affairs In London, Is the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Stevenson Mscsdsm of Edin burgh. He wss an English delegate to the conference of the Institute of Paciflo relations In Banff last sum mer, where he met his bride, who also attended the conference aa a member of the American secrotsrlat. Legion Auxiliary Plans Card Parties The American Legion Auxiliary will entertain thla month with a series of benefit card parties, it was an nounced today, with the first two scheduled for Thursday of this weok. Mrs. Msrk Miller will be hostess Thursday afternoon at her home, 41 Ross Court, to women preferring con tract. Anyone wishing to mske res ervations Is ssked to telephone her at 459-Y. Mr. Walter Olmscheid will be host ess this ssme afternon at her home, to auction players at dessert bridge at I o'clock. Reservations may be made by calling 378-J. Clinrrh circles and Auxiliaries to Meet Tomorrow several church groups will meet, resuming activities, which were adjourned by some for the holi day season. Merrltt circle of the Presbyterlsn church will meet st 1 o'clock for covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. 8. D. Nsson. Mrs. W. L. Jones will be hostess at a o'clock to the Ladles' Auxiliary ot the Baptist church. The Ever Ready cir cle will meet with Mrs. Belle Llttrell st 118 South Newtown, and the sunny Sisters st the home of Mrs. R. A. Work, 800 South Oskdale. Altar Society to Compliment Committee. The committee, which during the past year brought In the greatest pro. ceeds from evening parties, will be complimented tomorrow at the meet ing ot St. Ann's Altar society, It wss announced today. And Mrs. Rose Slngler Is the hesd of that commit tee. The soclsl hour wlU follow the regular business session. m.tammmsmk mm Values! " ,nA' TilLl BAob 7& I x. f ITTI tHW. ' Smart woll rh f f qua - ib J II Daisy Range Daisy range, somi enameled, ivory and green-a'n exception al value at thia price $350 $10 Down $5 a Month Icole-Sten Wedding i Of Interest Here. I A social note of Interest to many members of the university set here appeared In the Oregonisn yesterday. It reads: Portland friends are Interested In announcements received during the past week of the marriage ot Miss Marlon Olive Sten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sten of St. Helens, to Dana Stuart Cole of New York, son of William Henry Cole of Boston. The ceremony was performed on Christ mas eve, 1833, In Paris, culminating a romance which began on shipboard during the previous summer when the two young people were en route to Europe. Mrs, Cole Is a graduate of the University of Oregon school oi Journalism with the class of 1030 and la a member of Alpha Chi Omega so rority snd of Phi Beta Kappa, Mor tar Board, Theta Sigma Phi and Gam ma Alpha Chi, honorary societies. 8he received her masters degree from Stsnford university and haa since been a member ot the atsff of the Sen Pedro. Cel., News-Pilot. Mr. Cole Is a graduate of Pratt In stitute In New York snd later studied abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Cole are making their home at 101 Lafayette avenue, Brook lyn, N. Y. 4 4 (.rare Circle Meets At Keum Home. Orace circle of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. P. H. Reum, 033 South Oakdale. for covered dish luncheon. The committee for the afternoon will be composed of Mrs. Charles Reames. Mrs. O. L. Overmyer, Mrs. H. M. Wel shaar, Mrs. P. O. Bunch, Mrs, Dick Kay, Mrs. C. E. Kurus and Mrs. Harry Prentice. 4-4 Mathlsen-ftalllday Wedding Announced. Miss Edith Salliday, who haa made her home In Ashlsnd for several weeks, and haa many friends here and V. H. Mathlsen were quietly mar ried In Medford Thursdsy. Both are residents or Hilt,' but will mske their home In the Applegate district. Mrs. Msthlsen has been making her home In Ashland at the W. P. DeWltt home. Ashland Tidings. 4-4 Weekly Bible Class To Resume 8(uriy. The Weekly Bible cliuw will resume study of the Minor Prophets tomor row night at the regular session at the Y. W. C. A., beginning at 7:48 o'clock.- There will be special music snd the study will be lead as usual by Mrs. E. N. Warner. Mrs. Herring Honored At Monday Luncheon. Mrs. Jim Herring, who Is observing her btrthdsy anniversary today, was the Inspiration ot a surprise luncheon this sfternoon. given by Mrs. I. E. Schuler. Other guests present at the plenssnt affair were Mrs. Harry Pren tice, Mrs. Rslph Cowglll and Mrs. L. Pennington. Mr, and Mrs. Younre Are Visitors Here. Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Younce were Medford vlaltora over the week-end, coming from Eugene, where Mr. Younce Is now located with the Shell Oil company. They were . dinner guests of Mr. snd Mrs. O. A. Hartley and visited other friends during the day. Davenport Jacquard volour davenport and chair in a ohoice of old roto or blue ... A real bargain at this very low price . . . $49.95 $5 Down $5 A Month 1 GQQfy0 Miss Murphy Returns To Srliool Sunday Miss Gladys Murphy, who spent the holidays In Medford with relstives. left lsst night for Ssn Jose, Csl . where she will resume her studies at State Teachers college, where she Is a student this yesr. Pythian Club Meets Tomorrow Evening There will be a meeting tomorrow evening of the Pythian club at the home of Mrs. Mable Helmroth. Each member Is ssked to bring a contribu tion to the .refreshment. Annual Y. V. C. A. Meeting Called The annual meeting of members of the Y. W. C. A. will be held st the 'Y" house Friday evening, January 12, at 6:30 o'clock. The session will be lu the form of a covered dish supper snd an Invitation la extended all members urging them to attend. An Important business meeting will be held as changing of the name of the corporation will bo submitted to a vote. Those planning to attend are asked to call Mra. I. E. Schuler at 300-W for reservations. Ida Wood and Florence Graves Piano Teacher. High school credits given. Studio 220 No. Oalcdale. : Be correctly corseted In an Artt Model by Ethelwyn B Hoffmann. LATER FUNNY HOW MARIAN AND I GOT TALKING ABOUT THOSE'BO.' ADS. SHE REALLY THINKS ONE MAY OFFEND AND NOT KNOW IT. MAKES ME WONDER JKi?rV IF I EVER v 2E 'iri'-'Kl'V'i'1'-''Yj- THiy'VOU MEAN DEAR. MEET GENTLEMAN A. THIS IS 6ENTLEMAN B. ' ,f! t "ji C5i TWO PERFECTLY STRAIGHTFORWARD, ISNT HE A DARLING ? " Vat Vi MARIAN,Y0UR CHARMING MEN HAVE DEPENDABLE CHAP SOME GIRL IS SURE TO ''S'C V- V. TELEGRAM SCARED PR0P0SEDT0 ME.WAIT PROBABLY MAKE AN SNAP HIM UP IF I DONT DOES THAT MEAN HELL ; "" CJ V J ME STIFF. WHO LET ME SHOW YOU EXCELLENT HUSBAN0. DECIDE QUICK. BUT BE INCONSIDERATE IN V Xs& C V -ss IS HE? THEIR PICTURES ONLY I GUESS 1 LOVE KATHIE, AT TIMES OTHER WAYS, TOO? 2 V'tliVV-sS' i , SOMEONE ELSE HE'S. . .CARELESS tzry . Ax -Pr-v Begins Tomorrow! Weeks & Orr's Sets 30c Felt Base RUGS 9 x 1240 Fine Pattern! to Choose from $595 to $8.95 5 FOR COUNCILMAN 1ST Fliegel, Stephenson, Osen brugge, . Erickson and Childers Have Support for Place Left by Clemenson Five men have been recommended as candidate for the position of councilman from the first ivard, to fill the vacancy occurtng In the Med ford city council by the untimely death of W. M. Clemenson. They are: J. P. Fliegel, local attorney; R. O. Stephenson, one of the owners of the Economy Lumber company; Elmer Childers, contactor; J. J. Osenbrugge automobile dealer, and J. F. Erickson of the modern plumbing company. From this list one man will be cho sen by the council at the next regular GLAD I DECIDED TO TRY UFEBUOY.SUCH REFRESHING LATHER! NO SENSE IN . RISKING 'BjO WHEN IT'S SO PLEASANT TO PLAY SAFE Running Foot County and School Warrants Accepted a,,,.,,,,....,, r mee 1 1 nf one week from tomorrow night. . Three On Petition The five names were submitted at the meeting of reaidenU of the first ward, called for Friday night at the city hall. W. H. Merrltt presented i petition with 17 signatures, reeom mending Childers, Oeenbrugge And Erickson. Fliegel and Stephenson were nomi nated from the floor by delegations attending the meeting. Council roan George Porter, acting mayoMn the absence of Mayor E. M. WllsoiC presided at the meeting. No more recommendations will be re ceived, the meeting having been called for that specific purpose, and It was announced at the close of the seaslon that It would not be necessary to presejit any petitions to the coun cil recommending the same or other men for the position. All Good Men The five men proposed are all good men, councllmen stated this morning, adding that they were very apprecia tive of the cooperation given by resi dents of the first ward In presenting nominees for the appointment. They are all well known through their particular "lines of work and through participation In clvte affairs. Attorney Fliegel, who severed connec tions with the Jackson County Build lng and Loan to enter offices with H. K. Hanna some time ago, Is now ex alted ruler of the Elks lodge. NCTB.O.'NOW- a Perfect tot AND DEAREST, I WANT KATHIE FOR MAID OF H0N0R.I CAN'T TELL YOU ALL WE OWE HER $5.00 Down $5.00 a Month 1 g j $5.00 Down $5.00 a Month A j. XmilllSLCr System Appreciated Calling together resident of a ward to make recommendations for council vacancies la a precedent started dur ing Mayor WUson'a administration, and one which seems to be meeting with much faror throughout the city. In the part when vacancies occurred they were filled by direct appoint ment by the city council. The short wave radio Installation In the chamber of commerce, being con ducted by the Amateur Radio Club of Southern Oregon, la beginning to bring results,. It was announced this morning. Yesterdsy a number of cities were contacted, and New Year's greetings Ifrom the Medford chamber of com I merce were sent to the chambers ot I commerce of the cities picked up. The cities are: Vancouver, B. C, Sesttle, Wash.. Denver, Colorado, Oakland, Venice, Antloch. Riverside, and Los Angeles, Calif., Texarkana, Arkansas Texas.' 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