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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTTf MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUOT. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. JULY 1. 1934. A. J. J. J. J. J- . . .a. Sk J TttTf TttTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT? i Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Irva K. Fewell ! Yvonne Devaney Is Charming Bride At Wedding on Friday At an B:30 o'clock ceremony Fri day morning In the Sacred Heart church, Catholic. Miss Yvonne Deva ney. daughter o( Mr. and Mri. H. J. , Devaney, became the bride of Joseph Dugnn, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Dugan. Reverend Father Francis W. Black officiated. The bride was charming In whit satin, with a long veil caught Into a cap bordered with orange blossoms. She carried a white prayer book from which hung a white marker. Her maid of honor was Mlsa Mildred Du gan, sister of the groom, who wore yellow organdie. The bridesmaids were Mlas Lucille Barrett, -who dressed in blue organdie, and Miss Genevieve Devaney, who was attired In pink or gandie. Both wore organdie picture hats matching their dresses, and bouquets of summer flowers. Richard Dugan was best man for his brother, and ushers were Joe Marshall and Henry Fisher. Miss Martha DeSouaa, at the or gan, played "Marche Romalne," by Qrunow, as the processional, and "Al legro Con Moto," by Sheppard, for the recessional. During the aervlce, Mrs. Zlta Maddox sang "Ponls An gellcus," a Gregorian chant, and "Ah, Whence to Me the Bliss." 1 After the wedding a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, to which a number of their friends were Invited. Mrs. W. H. Fisher and Mrs, Dugan assisted Mrs. Devaney. Miss Livinjgston Is Hostess Saturday Mlsa Anne Livingston was hostess at tea Saturday inviting a group of friends to meet Major and Mrs. 0. V. Simpson of Fort Mason, Calif., who are visiting here, the guoats of Miss Livingston and her brother Major Ar chie Livingston. Invited were Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert H. soule, of this city, and their guest, Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Barker of Texas, and Mrs. Edmond Hugh Brown of San Francisco. . Chrysanthemum Club Will Not Meet on 4th of July Chrvsanthemum club No. 84, Neigh bors of Woodcraft, will not hold their regular business meeting neat Wed nesday, due to observance or me Fourth of July. The next meeting, which will be a social event, la sched uled for July 18. All members and visiting membera are Invited to at tend at that time, . Surprise Party For Mrs. Cole Last Thursday afternoon the ladles of the Christian church met at the home of Mra. Wm. B. Thomson In West Phoenix with a surprise birth day party for Mra. AUca Cole. There were about thirty present and a good tlma wa enjoyed by all. Refrosh menta were served during the after noon. Entertain for . Portland Misses Mrs. Sine Albaugh entertained a group of girls at her home on West Main atreet on Wednesday afternoon, honoring her granddaughters, the Misses Louise and Georgia Bracken, of Portland. Those attending were; The Misses Mildred and Marjory Poling of Phoo nlx, Mary Jo Parkinson of Roseburg Ion Kindred and Katherlne Warner of Medford. Mrs. H. A. Warner assist ed Mra. Albaugh. Shower Saturday Honors Mine Clhelardl ' Miss Elda Ghelardl, whose wedding to Bernard Semon will be an event ol thla week, was honored at a luncheon Saturday noon given by tha ladles at the courthouse, where Mlsa Ghel ardl la employed. Eighteen were pres ent at the affair, which waa held In the auditorium. Miss Ghelardl was presented a set of dishes by the group. W. tt. C. Has Social Meeting Friday . A pleasant social afternoon was en Jojod Friday by membera of the Women'a Relief corps at the home of Bertha Warner, 31 Chestnut street. Thirty members and guest were present, and a report of the O. A. R, gathering held recently In Astoria waa given by the president of the local corps. Refreshments were served. . Ayres' Are Guests At Snlgart Home Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Ayres and baby son Arthur, are the gueata In Med ford of Mra. Ayres' parents. Mr. and Mra. Carl Bwlgart. Mra. Ayrea and child plan to remain here with Mrs. Swlgart for the summer. Mr. Swlgart la here spending a two weeks vacation, at hla home, having arrived several days ago from Ban Francisco. Complete Visit " -At Andrews Home Mra. W. P. Selck and brother, Paul, of Trinidad. Colo., who have been visiting their parent. Mr. and Mra. W. P. Andrews, on Vancouver ave nue here, accompanied by their bro ther, Ray Andrewi, left Friday morn ing for Trinidad. Mlas Joyoa An drews, their alater, went with them to Oakland. Cal., where aha will visit for two weeks. DR. H. P. COLEMAN Chiropractic and Physiotherapy Oregon License 84 California License 8039 U Year, In Medford, Ore. Fountain Lunches Gardner Drugs ASTOR-FRENCH WEDDING TAKES SOCIETY SPOTLIGHT V.' frl H .. . 1 Newport, R. I., will be the scene of tha outstanding society event of the New England seaaon June 30 when John Jacob Aator, 3rd, wealthy 21-year-old aclon of one of America's moat prominent families, ia married to Ellen Tuck French, daughter of Mra. Livingston French, prominent In Newport and New York aociety. The two are ahown above, together with an interior view of the hlatorlc Trinity church where the wedding will take place. (Associated Press Photoa) Announce Wedding Car it a Gifford In Wayne, Nebraska Annnuneament. ha.. Wn r.lv1 in Medford of the marriage of Miss Curl t a Vivian Gifford to Dr. Charted A. Tompktnu. Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, June 20, at the home of the brlde'a brother, W. H. Clifford, and family In Wayne, Neb. Rever end John W, Remit of Omaha offi ciated In the presence of about sixty rrlenda and relatives, The bride was attired In white and carried a bouquet of yellow roses, She was attended by her nieces, the Misses Olea and Zoda Clifford, who : were dressed In ereen and vellow. i each carrying a contrasting bouquet ; of yellow roses, Dr. Tompkins was attended by his only brother. Harvey Tompkins, a student at Nebraska-Went cyan uni versity. Galen Underkofler of Lin coln, a fraternity brother, was his other attendant. Mra. Tompkins la the daughter of J. A. Gifford of Wayne, and a sis ter of Mrs. A. Orln Schenck of Med ford, with whom she has made her home for several years; also a sister of N. L. Gifford and Ferris L. Gif ford, both formerly of Medford. She was graduated from Medford high school and from the Southern Oregon Normal school at Ashland. For two yeara site taught in the Aider brook school In the Sardine Creek district, and one year at Ma-; eama, Wash. She then returned to Inman, Neb., where she has been teaching the primary grades In the lnman schools for two years. Dr. Tompkins Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Tompkins of lnman aim B.reuum tun smiio gritac bciiuui as did hla bride, and later gradu ated from the Inman high school. He Is a graduate of Nobraska-Wos-leyan university at Lincoln and wns recently graduated from the Nebras ka College of Medicine. . A buffet luncheon was served Im mediately after the ceremony and Dr. and Mrs. Tompkins departed for the Century of Progress exposition In Chicago. After July 1 they wilt be at home In Indianapolis, Ind where Dr. Tompkins has an appoint ment to an Internship at the Univer sity of Indiana. McCnrkles Visit Relatives Hern Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert McCorkle and son Bobby are In Medford from Weed, visiting Mra. McCorkle's par ent, Mr. and Mrs. H. E Wcrtmnn. The McCorkles formerly resided here. Misses Kellrhnr Uncertain Club Misses Anne and Katherlne Kelle- hor were hostesses on Thursday after non at dessert bridge, which was at tended by membera of the Building Bridge club and a few guests. As tha Misses Keller. or have been spend ing the winter in the south, their friends In the club were glad to met with them again. Seven tables were In play during the afternoon. JEWELRY I j 1MM: i - .-.... 1 TTE ' j,r A ! 1 Riran Mr. and Mrs. Clow Entertain at Hotel Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Clow and children of San Francisco, who have ! lwo " " ' 'I I throu8n Oregon and Washington outA-tnlned at the Hotel Medford Wednesday evening for a group of their local friends. Those present for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harrison, daughter, Margaret, and son, Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Waldren, sons Charles and Donald, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Williams nnd daughter, Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Clow and chlldron, Evelyn and Elmer, 10 tt,Te l'""' Party Arrangements are being made by the St. Peter'fc Lutheran church for a card party to be given In the church pnrlora on July 11. Ten Tables In I'lny At Party Wednesday Ten tables of cards were In play Wednesday evening at the party giv en by the St. Ann's Altar society at the Catholic parish hull. Prizes for the evening went to S. I. Brown, Mrs. George Corum and Mlsa Mcintosh, Pylhlnn Club ! Meets at Wnldens An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mrs. W. E. Wslden by tho Pythian club Tuesday. A covered dish supper was served and the re mainder of the evening waa spent playing cards. High score at bridge for the ladies was made by Mrs. Fisk. low, Mrs. J. B. Yarbrough; high score for men. swarte, low, J B. Yarbrough; Mrs. Fischer held high score tn pinochle, Mlsa Thatcher low. and for the men O. J. Wolfo held high and Geo. Fisk, low, Hrlrie-To.lle Honored at Showers Honoring Mlas Elma Newton, whose wedding to Rollln Culbertson of Ro.ieburg was an event of Friday, a group of her friends and relatives entertained . with a shower Sunday at the home of Mrs, 0. A. Adams. Present were Mra. Lem Wilson. Mrs. Belle, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. J. F. Moore, Mrs. V. T. Wilson. Mrs. J. F. Moore. Jr.. Mrs. George Taylor. Mrs Jessie Newton, Mrs. Elmer Adams, the honor guest, and the hostess. Mlsa Newton was also honor guest at a shower Wednesday evening, given by the young ladles of the Wool worth store, at the home of Mrs. Burce. Court whist waa In play during the evening and refreshment were served. Safeguard His Health This preclon, child or jours, that means more than anything rte tn I he xorld to you. Bring him to my office to have Ma terih filled and cleaned. Children's teeth epe rlally, play an Important part tn the well hrlng of their nhnlr hndy. You'll he aniared at the difference II Kill make In hint. VT1 Arliene Butler Is Married on Friday To C. C. Thompson With the Reverend" William J. Howell officiating. Miss Arliene But ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Butler and Claude C. Thompson, eon of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Thomp son were married Friday evening. In an eight o'clock ceremony at the home of the bride's parents on East Main street. The ceremony was performed agnlnst a background of gladioli. The bride wore a dress of figured crepe, and a corsage of yellow roses and old fashioned flowers. Only members of the Immediate families were In attendance. A small reception was held after the ceremony. For her going away costume, the bride wore a tan sport suit, with white accessories. Follow ing several days stay at Diamond Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will make their home during the summer at Peter Pan camp on the Rogue. Missionary Group Meets on Friilay The Woman's Missionary aociety of the First Christian church will meet for regular meeting on Frldny, July 0. at 3 o'clock In the recreational hall of the church. This Is tho first meeting of the new missionary year, and the newly elected president. Mrs. F. J. Wllinot, will preside at the business period. An Interesting program on "Their I Yesterdays" has been prepared by j Mrs. Jack Hemstreet and group; alsoj special music. A large attendance la j desired. Everybody welcome. - Former Medford Folk Married at Carson City Medford friends will be Interested to hear of the marriage of L. T. Lamb, and Mlsa Louise Hodges, which took place June 33 In St. Peter's Episcopal church, at Carson City, Nevada, the Reverend Hersey offic iating. Mrs. Lamb is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Hodges of this city, nnd has been teaching In tho Oak land, Calif., schools for sovornl years. Mr. Lamb Is also a former resident of Medford, having been as sociated with the California -Oregon Power company here. They will make their home In Cortc Madero, Calif ROSE MARIE by QotAan See our wide range of Distinc tive Pnttorna and get the bene fit of our service In assisting you to a tatisfactory selection- Law rence s Specializing in High Grade Silverware Agents for both Gorham and Towle The i m supreme CSf Children Visiting . Rogue's Roost To Fly South Today Guests of Nlon Tucker, Jr., who have been visiting at Rogue's Roost, the Tucker summer lodge on Rogue river, are leaving this morning by plane for San Francisco, having spent the past week here. From the lodge, the party made a couple of trips during the week to Diamond lake, where they enjoyed fishing. Members of the group, who flew to Medford last Sunday, are Barnaby Conrad, Lawrence McCreary, Michael McCauley and Genevieve Lyman. Miss Lyman will either return south on the plane, or on the Shasta thla even ing. She was the guest of Miss Phyllis Ann Tucker, while here. Mrs. Lundy Invites Club To Her Home Mrs. J. S. Lundy, who resides on the Jacksonville highway, was host ess to the Oak Grove Neighborhood club Wednesday, with 13 members present. Visitors were Mrs. E. R. Wheeler of Portland. Mrs. S. D. Jones and Miss Irene B re wold. Election of officers was held, with Mrs. W. H. Roberts named as presi dent, to succeed Mrs. Lundy, and Mrs. Raymond Baker was elected sec retary succeeding Mrs. Mlnear. Plans were completed for a picnic to be held at the Jackson Hot Springs July 11. Following the busi ness meeting, a reading was given by Miss Brewold. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Wheeler. Miss Pottenger Guest In Medford Miss Cleone Pottenger of San Fran cisco Is spending several days In Medford visiting relatives and friends. To Return Home From Scout Camp Miss Barbara Jean Schuler, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Schuler, will return home today from Lake o' the Woods, where she has been attending scout camp for the pact two weeks. The Schulera will motor to the lake today for her. Costume Party Enjoyed at Church. Mrs. Bowman entertained the Young People's society of the St. Peter'a Lutheran church on June 15 In the church parlors, at a "Kid's party." Prizes at contests went to Ora Mae Thedc and Anne Guetzlaff, and Mrs. Ednah Tama and J. Nichols were awarded prizes for the best cos tumes. Mr. Carpenter Observes Eightieth Birthday Anniversary June 36 being the eightieth anni versary of F. S. Carpenter's birthday, a large number of his friends visited his home tn perrydale to extend con gratulations and good wishes, the many visitors formed a surprise party. Cars began arriving at 3 o'clock In the afternoon and continued until 9:30 o'clock, leaving his home filled with the fragrance of flowers and loving remembrances. Mr. Carpenter's birthday followed close behind his golden wedding an niversary In July, Congratulations were presented him In the form of a poem which will be passed on to members of his family. Adri nenne s Country CI ub Hie Lastcx Sliorts Knitted Laitci panties, long enough to res train those thigh bulges. No garters, so you may play your tennis and golf in anklets and go dancing aans hosiery I Fine yams make them soft and smooth to the skin, too. Indispensable to yout wardrobe. $1 75 Jet MM, mi j-bks Im fcouSaf ftrm aW peMtJ 0 GOSSARD Society Folk Enjoy Badminton Tourney About thirty-five local people en Joyed the badminton tournament on Thursday evening, conducted at the armory. Winners for the evening's play were Miss Hclcne Salade and James Hayes, Jr. At the close of the tournament, refreshments were serv ed. - - Miss Bates Weds Mr, Dooms Friday Miss lone Bates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Bates of Medford. and William Dooms, son of Mr, and Mrs. P. A. Dooms, also of this city, were united in marriage Friday aft ernoon at two' o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph U. Bou telle, by Judge Earl B. Day. Tho wedding was held In the south garden, with a background of pink and white daisies. A reception was held afterward at the Boutelle home. The rooms were decorated tn pale pink and orchid shaded flowers. Following the ceremony, the couple left on a wedding trip north. They will make their home In Medford at 1007 West Second, upon their return. Mrs. Dagg Visits Parents Mrs. H. M. Dagg and children Ber nlce and Robert, of Seattle, are in Medford visiting Mrs. Dagg's parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Clancy. Piano Pupils to Present Pros rum Piano pupils of Mrs. E. E. Gore, have been requested to present a half hour program tomorrow at the as sembly of the Southern Oregon Nor mal school, at 1:50 p. m. Concerted groups for two pianos and solo num bers will mnke up the program. Club Members Honored on Birthday Members of Weatonka who had birthdays In June were each present ed with a gift at the meeting last week. They were, Maude Abbott. Amtia Barneburg, Nellie Prock and Sadie Nlchol. Next Friday evening, July 6, will be Installation .of the new officers, for the following six months. -'-R panics Chapter Adjourns for Summer Members of Renmes chapter No. 86, O. E. S., enjoyed an Interesting eve- ! nlng Wednesday, June 37. The wor- j thy matron, Mrs. Charles Gilbert, gave an Interesting report or the grand chapter meeting held in Port- land the early part of June, during 1 the Rose Festival. I There were a number of visitors from Klamath Falls eaoh of whom gave a most delightful response to the greeting of Worthy Patron Dr. L. i L. Sanders. At the close of the meeting refresh ments were served In the dining room by the officers. There will not b another meeting until September ae It was voted to dispense with meet ings during July and August. Keep Cool You will enjoy spending an hour or two in our attractive beauty salon, A new water cooled air conditioner has been installed to add to your comfort during the hot weather. Make an appointment to get a Permanent Wave before the Fourth of July uri Hcurare.rer.r 41 S. Central Phone 363 3 Hotel Figueroa t'lciteroa SL at I ;fj loth. Los Angeles. '''A'; Calif. One of Los '!!;!!!, ai't'lea' newest WH. . Hotels. pas 100 Outside Rooms of Comfort. Donnton-n. Oarage In Connection. Rates from SI.SD per da. nlthout hath SMMl per day nlth bath MOO per day. twin beds and bath A n. SMITH. Lessee. AUTO GLASS Fender, Body A Radiator Repali (1mm 1 stiert Metal Uttit Structural I run flRtl.L MtlAL WOKKS too fc. 8th SL Phone 1a Carpenters' Guests Honored at Dinner On Friday Evening Complimenting Mrs. J. Dlabrow Baker and daughter Miss Marguer ite, of Pasadena and Phoenix, who are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Gain Robtnaon entertained at dinner on Friday evening, for fourteen guests. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Car penter Invited Mr. and Mra. Ralph Burgeaa and Mr. and Mra. Harold Jordan to their home "Topsldes," for dinner, honoring Mra. Baker and Mlsa Baker. Wenonah Club Meeting Thursday On Thursday afternoon, July 5. the Wenonah club will meet with Irene Shirley on Beatty atreet for the regu lar covered dish luncheon and busi ness meeting. Specials for the 1 95 Wash New "Dolly Meyers" wash dresses, tailored and afternoon styles. Prints, voiles and nov elty cottons. Sizes 14 to 50. LARRY An Electric Clock Is a practical gift for the Summer Bride. See our large assortment of both chime and alarm clocks, 1 Mm j 1 1 'Marrv in Haster-v j - Mdfthd Meore yntw Uur xvh&t the test of the eld Mying- meant, learned "by hetrt" its bit tern ji . ; . rtfreu. But the ittntu of Bob Poimj' mother proved het cour igf, her imrit, her enduring pd hence. Ola Mri. Powtn saw more dearly than Bob as he end M-irjhd practiced thetr mdly game of de ception, taw too what she called the "signpost of Marsha's fineness" fill Mil by Katharine Hivilind-Taylor is the story of a love that reached from Lon? Island to Mexico. In it Marsha Moore hakei off the old loves, clincs to the new and finest Starts Tuesday, July 3 MAIL TRIBUNE Spaldings Return South After Visit Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spalding of Crockett. Calif., who have been vis iting Mr. Spalding's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Spalding in thla city, left by motor Saturday for their home In the south, following a two weeks' vexation. They returned to Medford the Ut ter part of this week from Everett, Wash., where they spent a week vis iting Mrs. 6pi.ldlng'a parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Fred T. Rust. They were ac companied on the trip by Mist Constance Overton of Piedmont. Calif. Mr. Madison At River Lodge P. D. Madison of San Francisco, who vacations each year on Rogue river, arrived yesterday on the Shasta to spend some time at hia lodge on the river. $10.95 Tub Silk DRESSES Striped Silk English Shirting, also Pastel Tub Silks, smart In style and beautifully tailored, sizes 14 to 40. Values to 515.00. July 4th Special. $11095 WASH FROCKS Have a new Wash Frock for the 4th. New novelty voiles, batiste, and dotted swiss. For street or afternoon wear. All sizes, all new. $295 Frocks $1 95 $1 95 SCfiAD n r o i i !;