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PAGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNTD. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1933. jlliiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii IIHHMHMHMiiiiiiHHiiniiiiipmn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiH,,,! oc ijajtv w .,11 in r -uin rtil """"'f II' I I I IlllH"' M f III''Hiiiiiiiiiiiinii' II llllHllll I III"" I ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiilllilllU liiuiuiiiuiuiuuiuiiuiiiniiilllll Double Wedding Of Misses Edwards Is Planned in Medford Announcement of what promise to be the most Interesting wedding of the summer was made t n Medford tills week when It wm told of plena tat a double ceremony to be held August 25 at the Presbyterian church at which the Mlsaea I eel and Adra Edwards, daughters of George Ed' wards of Pitt View Acres, will become the brides of Edward Schack of Seat tie, find Jack Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker of this city. ' The betrothals, both announced some time ago,, have been Incentive ' of much entertaining for Miss Icel In Seattle end Miss Adra In Medford The wedding plans are of Interest to many social groups both here and in th Washington city. Miss Icel Edwards, who hut made her home in Seattle for the past sev eral years, has returned frequently to the valley to be guest of her lather and her sisters, Mrs. Chester Hubbard and the Misses Adra and Georgia Ed wards. She has hosts of friends In and near Medford and her fiance is also known here through visits In this elty since announcement of the engagement. The younger of the two popular brides-elect, Miss Adra, was compli mented recently with a charming bridge party and shower, 14 members of the younger set being entertained by the Misses Margaret Warner and Barbara Hauk at the A. J. Hauk home. Lovely gifts were presented the honor ee In a novel manner employing a treasure hunt. Names of the donors were concealed for the search as well as the gifts. Miss Mar J oris Rlngoon and . Mrs. James Hal Ivor were awarded prizes at bridge. Present besides the hostesses were Misses Adra Edwards, Marjorle and Marian Rlngeon, Clarlta McCormlck, Gertrude Boyle, Carol Dodge, Janet Wray Smith, Sybil Jean Young and Dorothy Paley, and Mesdames Lynn Corydale, James Hallver and Emil Mohr. Lawn Is Setting For Meeting Of Missionary Club On the beautifully lighted lawn surrounded by trees In perfect tran quility, -a lovller setting oould not have been found for the lawn party given by the Women's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian ohurch Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown. Mrs. J. N. Merrltt presided at the short business meeting In the ab sence of Mrs. Geo. Oliver, president. The meeting was opened with prayer by Reverend Shields. A most Interesting and versatile program followed with Mrs. E. Iver son as program chairman. AH Join ed In singing, "How Firm a Foun dation," after which Mrs. A. J. Hanby presented devotional thoughts, Including the reading from the 30th chapter of Matthew, 31 to 41 and closing with a very fine poem "Un awares," followed by prayer and a free will offering which was taken by Clara Daniels and Dolores Ray dressed In Spanish costume. Miss Emily Brown and Mrs. Huson then delighted all with the singing of the boauttful hymn, "Silent Night." in Spanish. After a few words by Mrs. Ivor son regarding missionary work, Mrs. F. Bancroft was presented. She ap peared In the native stylo of Guat emala, and impersonating Mrs. W. B. Alltston, who spent many years as a missionary In that country, gave an enlightening and Interesting talk on the life and work accomplished by the missionaries In the field, their hardships and Joys.j Edith Hodgklns and Mary Bean then sang a song learned in con ference, "I Will Moke You Fishers of Men," first singing In English and then in Chinese. Ml&s Laura Bailey presented the names of missionaries for whom special prayers were offered. Mrs. Cunningham, who Is Mrs. D. W, Luke's daughter, told of the Ufa and work of her husband's uncle and his wife, who are missionaries tn China and named on the list at this time. Mrs. 1 verso n closed with praver. af ter which an enjoyable social time followed. Delicious refreshments were served : to the large group in attendance, i The hostess was assisted by Mrs- 1 dames Brommer, Hodgklns, Bnker i and Miss Bailey. j Mrs. Minnie AlhanRh lloftte&s to Ir Members Mm. Minnie Albaugh. 909 East ' Jackson street, was hostena to the Loyal Women's class of the First Christian church. TueMay. Mrs. Eva Lough, president, presided, and Mrs. Minnie Crisp was in charge of the de votional. , The program was: Song. "Count Your Blessings.' Scripture 1st chap- 1 tor of James. Minutes of June meet- , Ing read and approved. j A guessing contest and social hour ! were enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served by Mesdames Newton. Olsen, Miller and the hostess. ! DEAF? KE L0SE frf Dr. Kdwnrfl Kolar. M. Urtllplyf D. aald: "Ourlnft help bU" r - tsses I had s-Wen utt ' as hopels, A trulv if wr ' rmnrkshla scientific XJ U i. .... ... ... vere ymir nn fn8a or hflatlnois's am a frw (imps of Ourtns in each sr are auarnnteed to he lo vou. R. P. Maxwell. Depu ty Sheriff says: "Have lust finish ed my first bottle. Kind to state I can now hear nv watch tick. To day was the first time I hetird the church be 1 1 rlns; In two years' Stop wnrrylnur, us Ourlne. 600,000 people have enlnved inornpt relief WOODS DRUG CO. Main A Central lei. 6 'COTTON' SCORES AGAIN! 'f ' I ft- ,'r ''' vx-wrn t If" ' ' f ' J S H 4 - I , l "tA S1 This time It wat Dan Cupid who was the victim of Irvine "Cotton" Warburton, University of Southern California's famed little footballer. He dashed down the matrimonial path with Miss Nellie K. Mayaon, 20, of Long Beach, tsallf. Warburton I 23. He la an assistant film cutter In a motion picture atudlo. (Associated Press Phato) Miss Judy Weds Norman Fraley In Pretty Home Rites The marriage of Miss Violet Judy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Judy, of Eugono, and Norman P. Fraiey. son of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Fraley. of this city, was performed at an attrac tive mid-summer ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mlnear on the Jacksonville highway lost Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. In the presence of about SO rela tives and friends of the bridal couple the Rev. James E. Morgan of the Christian church of Ashland read the Impressive ring service. The bride and bridegroom made their wedding vows before a prettily decorated arbor, on the lawn, with mowws of summer flowers arranged at the back and at either side. They took their places to the strains of the wedding march, played by Miss Gene vieve Brown. "O Promise Me" and "I Lo'e You Truly" were sung prior , to the ceremony by Miss Helen Judy. sister of the bride. The bride, who was attended by Miss Irene Judy, a sister, was given in marriage by her father. Adrian Fraley. brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The brldo was attired In a white silk net gown made along princess lines. The. full length veil was caught the ba ndcau which bound her hair. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations and yellow lilies, harmon ized with delicate blue flowers. Miss Judy was attired In a floor length bluo silk organdie gown and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and blue delphinium. At a reception which followed the ceremony, Mrs. Mlnear, Mrs. Judy and Miss Helen Judy were In the receiving line. Agisted by Mrs. Fraley and Mrs. M. B. Llnlnger, of Ashland, they served refreshments, the bride cutlng the wedding cake. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fraley attended Bible colleRo at Eugene lnt year and plan to return this fall. The bride la a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Mlnear. They left on a wedding trip to the coast, after which they will return to make their homo in Medford during the summer. Ad riennc's Salon of Beauty ermanents The first choice nf ihhut mnvle r and hundreds nf southern OreRim uunru $5 & $7.50 Also Pormnnpiits $3.75 Zoton Machinclcss Waves $10.00 Jiinm Muchinclrss Waves $0.50 Artistic Hnircutting by Mr. Romano Phone 577 "Frederics" P Voorhies' Return Portland Vacation Col. and Mrs. Gordon Voorhies re turned to their home south of Medford Saturday morning, after a week spent on vacation In Portland. The Voorhies' are two of many Med ford folk who have been vacationing In the northern part of thet state and In Washington and British Co lumbia. f Delegation Returns From Conclave Of Spanish War Vets Several from Colonel Sargent Camp No. 23. United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary, attended the State De partment convention held In Rose burg the past week. All report a aplendld time In splto of the heat, t Those attending from Medford wore Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Aldcn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hemstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young, Mrs. Leila Paxson and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Clement, Those attending from Aahland who are also members of the organization, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mrs. Ruth MacColl later and Mr. Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Clement are returning by way of Bandon and other coast points where they vacationed the re mainder of the week. Mrs. Clement was appointed to an office in the state department. Every one who attended the con vention was very high In their praise for the way In which all of the citi zens of Rowburg seemed to vie with esch other to show every delegate a good time, and to make eve 17 one welcome to their city. All-Oay Pirnlc Is Event nt Ashland. An all-day picnic In beautiful Llthla Park at Ashland was enjoyed by members of the Women's Mission ary society of the Methodist Episco pal church, south, last Tuesday. Thirty ladles were present at thi annual outdoor social gathering and an Interesting program was prepared for the occasion. A coveied-dif.ii luncheon was a feature of the meet ing. BANISH SHAVING TROUBLES Perhaps jou're one of tlute nirn who hate to hnr In the morning. Who dMIWp thr rn and bother of bru-h 11 ml lather of iseim'hlnK for sharp Mailt'. Then learn about thl mw, modern u to hnr that o many thousand of men have nil,tpt(Ml the Schick li shav er Wny, No more blade- lilltirr onp! rlctiti, cl-.e comfortable Miae In half the ordinary time! That It w hat the senat lonal Schick lrv Shaver offer. Come in anil ee It demonstrated ami learn the many shattiig economies It of fern. LARRY SCHADE Your Favorite Jeweler since l:M8 1 Voorhies Home Is Setting for Lovely Mid-summer Event Mid-summer social events of the valley center around the lovely danc ing party for 60 guests given Thurs- day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voorhies and Mr. and Mrs. Sprague Riegel at the Charles Voorhies home. The week's entertainment among the socially prominent from one end of the valley to the other revolved about plans for the event and its success was commented upon by all those present. There were several dinner parties Including members of the younger set preceding the dance. Japanese lanterns hanging through the garden and about the swimming pool lit the scene In pleasant fash ion outside the house, where the guests gathered for buffet supper. Summer flowers were arranged in side, where the guests danced to mu. sic furnished by Al Stewart and his orchestra. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Voorhies were among the guests at a pre-dance dinner given at the A. S. V. Car penter home by Mlas Mary Louise Carpenter and Dunbar Carpenter. The guest list also Included the Misses Frances and Harriet Sparrow, Miss Barbara Cowles, Farwell Kenly, Edward Reames and James Firth. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter were host and hostess at their home to Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Burgess, Miss Margaret Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Salade and E. W. Carlton. Dinner for seven was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy, who had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. George: Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Slater Johmton and Gain Robinson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther were host and hostess at their home pre ceding the dance at an Informal get- together. Present were their house guest, Miss Helen Hudner of Hol- llster, Cal who arrived Thursday morning for a short visit at the Luther home, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maentz, Miss Dorothy Roberts, Rob ert Em mens, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spauldlng. Mrs. Kelly and Daughter Visiting Krtivun C. Kellvs Mrs. E. E. Kelly and daughter. Miss Marjorle, have been among those visiting In Portland this week, having motored north to stay several days with Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly and family. Ladles' Day Enjoyed At Town Club by Eighteen. Eighteen were present at the week ly ladles' day entertainment at the Town club last Tuesday. Actlvl-1 ties at the Town club have been 1 lew this week, but on this occasion the guests enjoyed a delight! ui luncheon. Wenonah Club Meets For t'nrd Party Thursday, Wenonah club met at the home of Juanita Thornton Thursday for tne regular social card party. Tlfere were five tables of bridge In play, with Nellie Purdln winning high prize for the afternoon. The tables were set beneath a large shade tree which helped to make the afternoon a very enjoyable one. Refreshments wore served by Blanche Rlnabarger, Mary Zundell and Vera Thomas, assisted by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Edna Watkins, 1010 Court street for a luncheon and business session Thursday. August 1. t I Murray's Beauty Shop Second Floor Mann's Your hair needs more at tention during hot weather Make itn appointment for a lovely new Permanent Wave before leaving on your summer vacation. $2.45 and up Phone 3G3 or 486 "SNOOK" The Neighborhood Kid By THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY PHONE 873 GEE.' I NEARLY LOST A. THREE. DOLLAR. BILL, TOMMY MERtS ONE FROM OUR GAS STATION H r ' 1 rvjs,-' t ic LIT 2 Guest From Hawaii At Williamson Home An Interesting Medford guest who arrived in this city yesterday by motor Is 'Miss Harriet Slater or Hawaii, who is visiting over the week-end at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Lloyd Williamson. She plans to leave today, continuing a motor trip along the coast. Other guests at the Lloyd Wil liamson home this week have been Mrs. Williamson's sister, Mrs. Wil liam McKlbbln and sons, David and Bruce, who arrived last Monday from Portland for a three weeks' Btay. At the close of the visit they will be Joined by Mr. McKlbbln, a former well-known resident of Medford. whom they will accompany back, to the Rose City. Mrs. McKlbbln Is being 'greeted by many friends while in Medford. Surprise Dinner Is Event Friday Eve Mrs. Ivan Harrington and Mrs. Herbert Brown were hostesses at a surprise dinner party Friday evening at the Harrington home honoring Mr. Brown, the occasion boing his birthday. He was the recipient of many appropriate gifts. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr, and Mrs. Harrington, the guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grim, Mr. and Mrs. Del Cox, Leo Laurln. Audrey Sanders, Jack Hughes. George Har rington and Charles Gosha. I.elund Brophys Take Vucutlon Trip Following a ten days' vacation in California Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bro phy returned to Medford Friday eve ning. The Brophys visited friends on the Russian river and spent the re mainder of the time in San Francisco. Ethel Weed Named As OMrer of Corps Members of the Women's Relief Corps held a social meeting July 12 at the home of the president, Ethel Weed who had attended the depart ment convention at Portland and was honored by being eiwted department chap lair Mrs. Weed and Mrs. Woods gave a report of the convention that was much enjoyed by the 24 members present. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Currier, Mrs. Tlmmerman and Mrs. Young, Picnic at Ashland Plan of Bible Class Golden Links Bible class of the Medford Baptist church will meet In the Ashland park for a picnic supper Thursday. July 25th at 6:30. All mem bers and their families are Invited to attend and asked to bring a lunch sufficient for their families and guests, also table service. Those who have no means of transportation may call the president, Mrs. N. A. Mead or a member of the committee in charge. C. II. Corey Honored At Picnic In Ashland C, H. Corey was the honor guest at a pleasant picnic at Llthla Springs park, at Ashland July 14. the event being his birthday anniversary. En Joying the day were his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker and their daughter. Elinor; Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Belknap and their grand daughter, Miss Eleanor Bryant; Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hanby: Mrs. R. V. Wilson and daughter, Virginia, of Averal, Cal.; Mrs. Laura M. West and the Misses Phyllis Fulton and Annette Showers. Department Store This l the coole.t spot tn loun! THERE WNT ANY SUCH THING AS A THREE UULLAK. tMLU rz J 1 i' f'i - r- 1 1 1 I know of one low bill and that's the one we tret from The American Laundry. They do the best work mom savs and the CHEAPEST. Rough dry, no starch 8 lbs. 5V. 7 for each additional lb. I t Wedding In Peru Will Unite Local Man, Illinois Girl Word of a wedding in Oroya, Peru, which will be of great interest to many In Medford and vicinity was received here yesterday when' it was told that Miss AH he a Mitchell of HUlsboro, 111., daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mitchell of Pan ama, sailed for the South Ameri can city July 12 to become the bride of Adrian M. Lofland, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Lofland of 225 South Oakdale avenue, this city. Mr. 'Lofland formerly made his home In Medford, having been here until the first of the year, when he returned to South America to ac cept a position as engineer for the Cerro de Pasco Copper corporation at Oroya. The romance began In Chill, while Miss Mitchell, a graduate of the University of Illinois, was for three years on the teaching staff of San tiago college. Miss Mitchell Is a lece of Mrs. Orenda Savage of Pan ama, and her late father was presi dent of the State Bank of Panama. She resigned her position in HUls boro as case work supervisor tor Montgomery county branch of fi nols Emergency Relief commission. Further news of the marriage is being awaited with Interest by the many friends of Mr. Lofland In the valley. 4 David Hellyer, Guest Leveret te Home, Leuves David Hellyer, who has been a guest for the past several weeks at the Walter Leverette home on South Oakdale, left the latter part of he week for Los Angeles to spend the remainder of the summer vacation with his brother Kenneth, before re turning to school at Prlnclpia col lege near St. Louis. The New Monitor Top General Electric EFRIGERATO Now! Take Advantage of This Outstanding Opportunity! 0 M r .. till 229 East Main Surprise Shower Fetes Bride-to-be Mrs. Mabel White was hostess Tues day evening at a surprise miscellane ous shower in honor of Miss Bertha Stinson, whose marriage to William Strode of Myrtle Creek will be an event of August 18. Many beautiful gifts were received by the bride-to-be. Guests for the evening were the Misses Ruth LeClero, Susy Mae Shel ton, Martha Boshears, Linda Wright, Bertha Stinson and Mesdames Sadie Nlchol, Harriet Watson. Muriel Mc Duffee. Marjory Pena. Ruth Black burn, Clara Hawley, Marguerite Boyd, Olive Warren and Nellie Lalng. The hostess was assisted at serving dainty refreshments by her sister, Mrs. Leon a Gillespie of Salem. Mrs, Jaeoby Honored At Miscellaneous Shower Mrs. W. D. Roberts. 1011 West 10th street, was hostess to a large group of ladies from the Medford Baptist church, Thursday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Verlan Jacoby, with a miscel laneous shower. Mrs. Jacoby, a re cent bride, was very pleasantly sur prised and received many useful gifts from her friends. Elliotts Return Fro in Vacation Trf p. Dr. B. R. Elliott, Amy. Jimmle. Joan and BUI Barnum returned yes terday from an automobile trip which took them through the four follow ing national parks: Sequoia, General Grant, Yotsemlte and Lassen. On leaving Yosemlte they drove eastward over the famous Tlago Pass, which Is 10.000 feet high. Among numerous Medford people met on the trip were C. W. McDon ald and daughter at Agua Callente, Col. C. G. Thompson and Ray Hen derson at Yosemlte, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strang at Reno, and Mr. Daw son with Ford at the San Diego fair and Catherine Estes at Lassen. oney Down A MONTH Consider These TWO Facts 'One out of EVERY THREE refrigerators in use today are GENERAL ELECTRICS! 97 PERCENT of the Gen eral Electrics sold during the past several years are STILL IN USE! Act At Once-This Offer For A Limited Time Only! BEAN Guest Accompanies Getchells on Trip Through California Comings and goings continue to mark, the social calendar, which la crowded this month with vacation trips. Among the most recent society folk who have left are Mrs. Delroy Getchell and daughter. Miss Gloria, who are being accompanied by their house guest. Miss Dorothy McCash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mc Cash of Seattle, on a two weeks' mo tor trip to San Francisco, San Mateo . and Burllngame. Before leaving, early this week. Mis Getchell honored her house guest with a lovely luncheon at which cov ers were placed for eight. The lunch eon was followed by contract. In addition to the honoree, the guests were Misses Harriet Sparrow, Mary Louise Carpenter of Winchester, Mass., who Is visiting here at th Leonard Carpenter home. Dorothy Roberts, Barbara Young, Mrs. Bayard Getchell and Mrs. Robert Maentz. Both Miss Getchell and Miss Mc Cash are students at University of Washington and have centered much social activity while here on summer vacation. 4 Ladles' Auxiliary of F. O. E. to (iive Uance. 4 Main discussion at Friday night's meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the F. O. E. as the Dlannlnit of a dance to be given next Friday night, July 26. at tne usks ravmon, uo block off the Jacksonville highway. The main feature of the evening will be the old-fashioned cake-walk. Ice cream and cake will bo served all during the evening. An admit tance fee will be charged; the pro ceeds to go towards paying for th new drill suits. Each member of th auxiliary is requested to bring cake. Everyone Is welcome to at tend and have a good time. 6 Cubic Foot Capacity 5 Year Guarantee 5c a Day to Operate All Steel Cabinets Phone 497 1
