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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKI). PRECOX, SUXDAY, JUNE 2, 1935. PAGE TWO nmiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiiiiiii 1 lliniuilllllllliimiiniiiim I iili""lti II' .iiiiiii II' 'iiiimmimiiii.. ', ' Ill, "Ml, llh. i.""iNii(ill!ll!liin IIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllil !!';!: :"iu ":'i:i;;';' ';i:i'-;'i!!';ii;!'"'!!:Miii!!ii:'.!":!'" 'II' . !i i1 MM"' Hi llmlUU llllllllllllllllllllllllllll y'llHI 'IHIn,,'!!!! ulHL u.ifi:;..!iii:it;iii;::-;iMU:!!:....J!..-".il:' ju. ''ti.!!ilt..i(.:;..M- Miss McCormack Is Bride Jack Scudder San Mateo Wedding Of much Interest In Mcclforrt and the Rogue nlver vnlley na well n In the Bay City district, the mnrrlaBe of Miss Florence MeCormnck to Jiick Scudder took place Saturday at the McCormack home In Ban Mateo, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Euan and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard CarpcnliT were those from Mdrord who at tended the vedrtlne;. Mr. Scudder be ing Mr. Euan's son and a nephew of the Carpenters. The bridal couple planned an ex tended wedding trip east, after which they will make their homo In ban Francisco. Mr. Scutlder. having Bpent his youth here, and a frequent visi tor. Is well known In th valley. Pianist Kayser To Appear In Recital At Baldtoin Shop Roer Kayser of Grants Pass, who recently gave an artistic and hucccsr ful violin recital In that city, will be heard In Medford Tuesday even ing, June 18. at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe. Roper was first heard In Medford when he waa talented child of seven. Ills many friends will doubtless be Interested In hearing a program that will show his accom plishment. He has recently returned from Chicago, where he has studied with master teachers, and his reper toire Is extensive and varied. His accompanist, who Is also his coach, will be Harold Anderson, a pianist of recognized professional standing. Olive lliliekah Lodge Will Meet .Miinilny Lve Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 28 will hold it business meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock at I. O. O. F. hall Reports from the Rebekah as sembly held at Salem will b given by the attending delegates. Visiting Rebekahs are Invited and members are urged to attend. I" ' -A V J 4 1 n A It' in HIS, 43 It N O lit I 1 . . . the new diamond en pavement ring nnd wed ding ring that fit each other, embrace each other, and interlock in a manner that linldn them beautifully in position... eetiflntional new idea. Either ring can bo purchased separately Larry Schari Your Favorite Jeweler since 1918 SHE'S THE QUEEN OF CAVEMEN i - f IB If' ,s : -:; Yif M yf Hk y m ' Irene Foster, In royal furs, will rule over the Grants Pats, Ore., "fun and frolic" gathering of the Oregon Cavemen. Here't the queen In her royal regalia all prepared for the Portland Rose Festival. (Asso ciated Press Photo) Imogene Wallace's Pupils To Appear In Program Here Pupils of Imogens Wallaco will be presented In recitnl Tuesday evening, June 4, at 8 o'clock at the Baldwin rccttnl hull. The oppenrunce of these talented young musicians Is greatly anticipated by valley music lovers, who arc especially looking lorward to the presentation of Hurvey Field, baritone, a pupil of J times Btovens, who will l:e the assisting soloist. The complete program follows: Ave Maria (for two pianos) Bach-Qounod First piano. Barbara Dorrls; second plnno, Emily Tyrce. On the Mnlc Luke.. Caroline Crawford Northern Folk Dance K rent-din 13 a r bur a Keiulrlck Crinoline Days Frawe Punch and Judy Lemont Jean Phythlan Patriotic Song Orleg A Spanish Seronndo .... Louise Wright OeraUllne Bunch Intermezzo Orlentnle....Jas. H. Rogers Mantillas Francis Owynn Emily Tyree Neapolitan Serenade Tschalkowsky Jean Phythlan. Barbara Kendrlck Roadway. Densmore i Lovo Llie Mnna Zucca Harvey Field Russian Dance Engelmann Ut-nutlful Islo (From Italian Lakt'a) J nines Francis Cooke Natalie Wilcox 1 Coming of Spring - Eggclmg Piece dans le Style Anclen .... chamtnattc Helen ChlrKWln I prelude No. 7 - Chopin Walts in A Flat Major. Arthur Brown ! Billlo P.che I March of the Dwarfs Grieg The Pompadour's Fan irlom Three Moods I Chdman Barbara Dorrls. Value Caprice - Josef Hofmann Fruhltngsrnuchen Binding Barbara Lemmon The Plne Alexander Matthews Trees Rusbtich-Dels Phyllss Phythlan. Mrs. I. C. Robnett Widely Entertained At Central Point CENTRAL POINT. June 1. (SpU Mrs. I. C. Robnett arrived In Central Point Inst Sunday evening for a short vlnlt with Mr. Robnett and her many friends. She was a house guest of Mayor and Mrs. W. C. Leever and was widely feted during her visit In the city. Card parties, luncheons, etc., filled her time. Friday, May 24, was the red letter day. as Mrs. J?nnle Merrltt, president of the Past Matrons' club of Nevlta chapter. O. E. S planned a picnic luncheon at the beautiful Ashland pnrk In honor of Mrs. Rob nett, who is still n member of the club. Mrs. Alex Oleson wns also an honored guest. These two ladles, ac companied by Alex Oleson, brother of Mrs. Betta Pankey, returned to Port land last Sunday. Miwlrlgal riuh Ends Itehoiirsuls for Summer The Madrigal club met for Its lost rehearsal for the summer months on Tuesday evening at the Community club. The concert the chorus Is planning to present will be given In the early fall. Elsie Carlton Strang Is the di rector and Mrs. Warren Butler the accompanist. The chorus has enjoyed several months of Intensive practtce. ltpee Creek IV. C. T. V. Will Meet on Thursday REESE CREEK. June 1. (SpU The next regular meeting of the Reese Creek union of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held June 6 at 2 p. m. In the Reese Creek district school house. All who wlsu to avail for themselves the ben efits to be derived from a course of study which will be continued over several months to follow, should at tend this next regular meeting so as to obtain a Rood foundation. This union deems themselves quite fortu nam in being able to present to the class Mrs. O. P. Rusho as Its lnstruc tor. Burton B. Lowrys Set June 26 Date Daughter's Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Burton B. Lowry an nounce Wednesday, June 26, as the date of the marriage of their daugh ter, Miss Luclle Lowry, to William Miller of this city. The ceremony will take place at the Lowry resi dence on the South Pacific highway. Miss Barbara Wall will attend the bride and best man will be Burton Lowry, Jr. Mrs. EdlTwill Visit in Bay City Mrs. Corbln Edgcll leaves today by train for San Francisco, where she will spend several days as the guest of Mrs. C. N. Black, whose husband. "Cap" Black, passed away about two weeks ago. Mrs. 'Edgell and Mrs. i Black will motor back to Medford, the latter expecting to stay at her attractive home on Rogue river for the summer. Mrs. F. C. Kenly Luncheon Hostess Mrs. F. Corning Kenly entertained at luncheon and bridge Friday at her winter home in the Voorhlcs Cross ing sectqr. Building Bridge f'lult To Meet Willi Mrs. Mlk-rhe t The Building Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Anna Mlksche at her home, 818 South Peach street, on Thursday at 1:30. Dessert will be followed by the usual game of bridge. Mrs. Venn hie EiuN Vhlt With Kelmers Mrs. Shelby Venable and little daughters, Carol Ann and Sally, left for their home In Torrance, Cal.. Thursday night on the Shasta. She had been visiting with her parents, Prof, and Mrs. F. C. Relmer. Informal Party Plan (ili-ls Club. The girls' civic 0 orchestra of the Girls' Community club will hold their final rehearsal for the year Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. A full attendance is desired by the director. Alice Holmbeck. The board of directors of the club will be hostesses at an Informal party the following Monday, June 10, In honor of the girls, their leader, and their supervisor, Mrs. E. E. Gore Covered Ithh Luncheon Planned by Grange I'nlt. Roxy Ann extension unit will hold their last meeting of the year at the Grange hall on Spring street Tues day, June 4 beginning at 10 a. m This will be on all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Every lady Interested In sewing and dress making Is Invited to at tend. Brlntf needles and scissors. Report, Talk Heard Reports. Talk Ileanl My Ladles' Churrh Group. Th Ladles' Auxiliary of the Bap tist church met at the home of Dr Eva Mains Carlow Tuesday. May 20 Mrs. M. E. Coe led the devotional, speaking on "Seeing God's Hand In Everything.' Mrs. Hogue spoke on "Opportunity for service In White Cross Work." Mrs. E. E. Wllfton told of Chin" work In Lork. California. Dr. Carlow spoke on "Serving Throuch Praver." Mrs. J. L. Ely told of "Serving With Our Gifts." and Mrs. M. L. Dally gi.ve an Interesting report on the state convention In Pendleton. About thirty women wre in attendance. .-jjUrWiWfctiimW M im film mm Continues This Week Burelson's Sale of H Miss Sparrow And Maentzes Go South Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maentz and Miss Frances Sparrow left by motor for San Francisco Wednesday night to spend several days visiting friends and relatives around the Bay district. f- Spring Recital Is Scheduled Monday The fifth of a series of spring re citals will be given by students from the Knight-Yeoman studios Monday evening, June 3. at the Baldwin Shoppe at 8 o'clock. Twenty-three students of voice, violin and piano will be presented, piano presentations being largely ensemble work. The complete program will appear later. R.N.A. Delegates At Bend Meeting Mrs. Margaretha Garrett, oracle ot Mistletoe Camp 4713 Royal Neighbors of America, accompanied by her corps of officers. Instructed delegates and drill warn, leit yesterday morn ing for Bend, where the local camp will have prominent parts In the activities of the Southern Oregon District convention of R. N. of A., which Is in session there today. Much faithful effort has been put forth by the drill captain and team nnd the entire camp for some months past, to make possible the participa tion In the convention. "Should any laurels be brought home, nnd we are all hoping there will be, all will fool they were Justly earned," officers of the camp stated. L .Miss Wlllette Llndley Kniertalns on Birthday Miss Wlllette Llndley entertained a group of her friends this week on her eleventh birthday at a party ot Llthla park In Ashland. Those In vited were Peggy Nixon. Jean Smith. Phyllis eleven, Lucy Laura Kimball. Phoebe Swem, Clark Carlton. Robert Strad, Warren Holbrook and the hos tess. Games were played and refresh ments were served with the birthday rnke forming the center piece. Mrs. Llndley was osMstd In arranging the party by Betty Miller. ' Mrs. Blanche Rluaharger HohN High Score In Bridge The regular social night for mem bers of Pocahontas lodge was held Friday evening by Weatonka council. Those whose birthdays were observed were Edmere Watson, Alena Ersklne, Fldclls Piatt and Byd Lawrentz. The attendance prize wos won by Sarah Tolle. Following the business hour a so clitl card party was held with high prizes In bridge going to Blanch? Hlnabarger and Elmer Anderson and low scores to Esther Dooms and Frank Rush. In Pinochle high scorrs- were held by Maggie Ersklne and Ed Schoc kel, nnd low scores were received by Snrah Tolle and Ira Lumon George Neuners Visit Few Days Medford Friends George Neuner, who made the ad dress to the class of 1035 of the Medford high school Friday night, was accompanied to Medford by Mrs. Nepner. They left Saturday after noon by auto for Roseburg, where they will spend Sunday on their ranch with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Neuner have a host of friends In Medford and are always glad to visit them and southern Ore gon. Mr. and Mrs. Neuner and Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Smith were breakfast guests of A. 8. Rosenbaum at the Hotel Medford Saturday morning. 4 Grants Pass Boy Pianists To Appear On Wednesday morning. June 0 at 9:45, two clever young pianists. Bill Lonlgan and Jim Linn, both pupils of Rosa Blackmore Wlllett. have been invited to appear at assembly before the faculty and student body at the Southern Oregon Normal school, Ashland. As young boy musicians are scarce in southern Oregon a very hearty welcome Is assured them, as Mrs. Wlllett has often been resquested by the factulty to send some of her boy pupils.' Many Grants Pass people are plan- ' nlng to drive to Ashland for the oc casion. 4 Paul Junneys Spend Memorial Hay on Coust Mr. and Mrs. Paul Janney have re turned from a motor trip to Crescent City and other coast points over Memorial day. Mabel Helmioth Hostess Pythian .Sisters Meeting. Pythian Sisters' club met at the home of Mabel Helmroth, 806 West Main on May 21. Alter the business session, bridge was enjoyed, high score going to Katie Jude and Elizabeth Temple receiving consola tion. Delicious refreshment were served by the hostess, Mrs. Helmroth. The next meeting will be at the home of Belle Yarbrougn. 40 Quince street, on June 4, and wiil be in the nature of a kitchen shower honoring Mrs. Dale Boyd, formerly Cora Judge. Vets' Auxiliary t;njus Pie SikIuL The auxiliary of the Disabled A-ierlcan Veterans of the World War, Jackson county chapter No. 8 held their regular meeting Tuesday even ing. May 28, at the Eagles Hall. The high light of the evening was a pie soclnl, which took place aftei the meeting. The pies were auc tioned o.'f to the highest bidder by Ira Canfleld, the commander of the men's unit. Excitement and keen anticipation ran high during the sale and the consumption of the plea and a pleas- nnt evening was enjoyed ny everyone Mrs. Dade Terrett Is Birthday Honoree Mrs. Dade Terrett was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evenlnk when a group of friends gathered at tho home of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard to honor her birthday anniversary. Covers were placed at the no-host dinner for the honoree, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Stearns, Mrs. Maude Clemen son, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Andres, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swem. Dade Terrett, Dorothy Terrett, and Dr. and Mrs. Howard. Cards furnished the diversion of the evening. Lady Lions .Meeting Postponed Until Fall Because the meeting of Lady Lions, scheduled for next Wednesday at the cabin of Mrs. Charles W. Reames on Rogue river, would con flict with the state convention dates, they have abandoned the plan and will not meet again until next fall. Bethel of Jnhs Iiuughters Will Elect Offlrers Monday. Bethel No. 14. Order of Job's Daughters, will hold their regular meeting Monday evening at 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic hall. The semi annual election of officers will be held at this time. All members are urged to attend and bring their re ceipts for dues as only paid up menv bers will be allowed to vote. Jane Dixon Will Be Bride Church Wedding June 5th The marriage ot Mlsa Jane Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Volney Dixon, to William Bally Hlnea. will be an event of Wednesday. June 8. at four o'clock at St. Mark's church. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hlnes, parents of the brldegrom. will at tend from Yakima, wasn. !.adv Elks Will Meet on Tuesday Lady Elks will hold a regular ...tin. at the temple Tuesday. June 4. according to an announcement made yesterday. Schilling Liquid Food Colors add appetizing tints to tAas iSE 9!uc Tied to a Tub! 5ZO ays EACH YEAR f 52 dreary washdays Days Xv that CAN be YOURS! End This Drudgery NOW! Dry Wash 7 NO STARCH POUND Rough Dry STARCHED POUND REMEMBER THE NUMBER . . . 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