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PAGE TWO "MEDFOTtD MAIL TRIEUyE, .'MEDFO R D. OEEGOy. SUNDAY, AT7GTJST 13, 1935. lHllllllliillullllllillillllllln MlllIlli)illlll"lMiimiHi jt' .iiiiiimiiiiiu,,,,,! llilllll lMHftllt I!"1" imiiinn II liiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiillll lini'1' it. llHIIIlllH! i IlllUliiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiullil! !.:..,) :i;rM:;sM:-l:;:;:.'':i;:''!!::,;;'.;! ;il!:...u:i;m'. Miss Parsons Weds John Day Saturday At Hillcrest Home At ft beautiful ceremony ftt H1H ereat, lummer home of Mr, and Mn. Reginald H. Parson of this city and Seattle, their daughter MUa Mary Bowno Parsons became the bride of John Stewart Day, son of Judge and Mr. Earl B. Day of Sam Valley at 1:00 o'clock limt night, while Mr. Carl ton J fines played Mendelssohn's "Wedding March on the violin, accompanied by Mrs. Janes at the piano. The wedding gown of cream satin had a high neck line and bertha of lace with the tulle veil and Limerick lace caught with orange blossoms and falling from the head to the end of the train, a replica of her mother's weilng gown. The bridesmaid, Miss Betty Bard well, wore a gown of Elinor blue chif fon with bertha of pale blu com bined with Elinor blue, with acces aorles to match. She carried a bou quet of pink roses and blue delphin ium. The brlde'e mother was wearing ft gown of pastel print with a corsage of yellow roses, the same as that car ried by the groom's mother, who wore a blue lace gown. The bridegroom's sister. Miss Nancy Day, wore yellow taffeta. Eric C. Westergren, Edward Reames, Charles Reum, William S. Nowhall, P. K. Deuel and George H. Parsons acted as ushers, and assisting were Mrs. D. A. McDonald, Mrs. B. J. Day, Jr., Mrs. Robert Maentz, Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs. J. C. Daniel, Miss Dorothy Roberts, Miss Mary Hayes, Miss Olorla Oetchell, and Mlsa Betty Bardwell. The Rov. Frederick A. McDonlad, brother of Mrs. George H. ParsonB, read the Impressive ceremony, after which the bridal couple, members of the family, and Intimate friends ad journed to the dining room, attrac tively decorated, as was the rest of USNOOKM The Neighborhood Kid By THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY PHONE 873 MY BROTHER WAS OUT WITH A CHIFFONIER LAtT NKjHT ROUGH DRY (No Starch) 8 lbs. 56c 7o for Each Additional Pound Contest open for FREE SITTINGS August 10th . . . make your child's sp. pointment today . . . more than one child in a family may be entered . . Each child has an equal chance to win one of the several worthwhile prizes offered ... $40.00 in Cash will bo given as awards for the 1st prizo winners in the following groups . . Group A. for babies, five months to 1 year. $10.00 Group B, girls from one year to 6 years, $10 00 Group C, boys from one year to 5 years, $10.00 Group D, twins from five months to 6 years, $10.00 As this event has grown in popularity each year, do not delay in making your child's appointment at once . . . Call the studio for additional information. Kennell Ellis Studio Phone 329 Silver Anniversary For Carl Ludwigs Last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ludwlor of 611 Austin street were very pleasantly surprised when about 35 members of Mistletoe club, and friends, appeared unannounced to help them celebrate their twenty fifth, or "stiver" wedding anniver sary. The club presented them witn a beautiful sheaf of flowers and ft sil ver sugar and cream set. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McConichle gave them a silver salt and pepper set. At the close of the very enjoyable evening, delicious refreshments were served, Including a lovely appro priately decorated cake. Those re sponsible for the happy occasion were Neighbor Francis McConichle and her committee, Neighbors Nora Glascock, Maude Lovell, Marie Gan tenbeln and Jessie Lnlng. MJm Mildred Beeson Hostess Trench Dinner Chateau Friday The rustic and attractive Chateau du Comte south of Medford was the scene of an entertaining French din ner party Friday evening at 7:00 o'clock when Miss Mildred Beeson was hostess to a group of friends who enjoyed cards following dinner. Guests invited for the occasion in cluded: Miss Flora Oreen, of Berk eley, Calif., Mrs. Hubert Bentley, Mrs. Ted Lockhart, Mrs. Robert Rosenteil, Miss Grace Coombe of Ashland, Mrs. Catherine Huntress, Mrs. Claude Thompson, Miss Oolda Boone, Miss Margaret Hensley, Mrs. Moore Ham ilton and Miss Dorothy Carless. the house, with cedar, gladioli and lilies. After the ceremony the couple de parted on a honeymoon to an unan nounced dust! nation. Mrs. Day Is a graduate of the Annie Wright Seminary at Tacoma, Wash., and Mr. Day is a graduate of the University of Oregon, where he was affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta. WHKT ARE yOU TALKING ABOUT? A CHIFFONIER IS A SWELL DRESSER.' 3 My brother ftayi his girl hns to be h)i lnlng clean so when they get msrrlrd shevt going to give her laundry to The American Laundry Jiki the way Mom floes. ruT i Announcing The Konnell Ellis Studio 5th Annual "Most Attractive Child Contest' ' The contest is open to all babies, of five months and five years . . . girls, boys, twins, between the ages 32 COUPLE WED AT Wlnfleld 8heehan, Hollywood film producer, and Maria Jeritza, noted opera singer, are shown leaving the historic Mission Santa Bar bara where they were married at Santa Barbara, Calif. Only a few friends witnessed the simple service, performed by Father Augustine Holbrecht, O. F. M, (Associated Press Photo) Adrian Lofland Weds Chicago Girl At Peru Capitol Mr. Adrian Lofland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Lofland of South Oak - dole, and Miss Althea Mitchell daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. W. Mitch- ell of Chicago and Panar. . were united in marriage at Lima, Peru, on August 3, according to Mr. Lofland's parents. , Miss Mitchell is one oi two aaugn- ters. She Is a graduate of the uni versity of Illinois, and for three years was on the teaching staff of San tiago college, in Chile. It was while In Chile that she met Mr. Lofland, who since the first of the year haa been acting engineer for the Cerro de Pasco Copper corporation at Oroya, Peru. Mr. Lofland graduated from the Medford high school in 1031, and is well known In this city, where he made his home for several years. Surprise Shower Honors Hrlile-Klect One of the most elaborate lunch eons of the week was given by Mrs. H. A. DuBuque at her beautiful or chard home north of Central Point, where she successfully surprised her charming nelce, Miss Sadie Mclntlre. with a mlscellaneoust shower, an nouncing her engagement to Mr. Paul Beare of Lake view. Pink and cobalt blue were the color combinations con sistently woven Into the table deco rations, the flowers and the othei' decorations about the house. Six tables of contract, entertaining 20 guests, were In play. Miss Rose Mary Rooney of Tacoma was aa out-of- town guest. North Central HISTORIC MISSION Wf'tk . Cormnny's Have (iuesiH I'm: ii brut He- Mr. r.:vj .;r. A. R. Hokanson. their i Rtvjer, oompanled by Mr. and Mrs. John wc.3 week-end 1 guests of Mr. end Mrs. W. A. Cor , many of this city. After a brief visit i here they left for Los Angeles. San Francisco and the California-Pacific International Exposition at San Di ego, where they will visit relatives and friends. Medford Group to San Francisco for Week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richardson, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Eads and Mr. Thomas Ginn are leaving today for San Francisco, where they will remain a week on vacation. I f0S. Hello Everyone- I m prv h ; Take A Tip From Me IM,,. J.?- ACT NOW ii rv i v j ; . if You wish To I ;: ' .S) SAVE FROM $5. I I ''w of an jp '' Special !raJe - In Allowance ! Sb UjVLi A Month! Hk Wtssd I Gasoline Models Included In This Sale! VLgjJ C. D. BEAN jnc ; .229 East Main Medford Phone 497 yf'T" ' in........ .i . i .....r .,-r, - ,. j -1 mm J - - ' .. - - .,- -U..J ,-. .-....i .... c j. (. - . Tf 1m- Til llll IIMItl I li J ;iixliU-W Marriage Sally Roberts To Bill Morgan Announced surprise to their hundreds of friends In the valley. Is the . announcement made yesterday by Mrs. Nellie D. Rob erta, of South Orange street of the marriage of her daughter. Miss Alice (Sally) Leach Roberts, to Mr. 'Elmer (Bill) St. Clair Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. Morgan of Seattle, formerly of Medford, on Saturday. August 24. Both are graduates of the Medford high school. Miss Roberts was a stu dent at Oregon State college for some time, while Mr. Morgan Is a graduate of the University of Oregon, where he was an outstanding football player, as he was at the Medford high school. For the past two years he has been a regular tackle on the New York Giant professional football team, and last year received country-wide acclaim as the outstanding tackle In the world. Following the marriage ceremony, which will be read by Rev. Ralph 8. Peterson at the First Presbyterian church, there will be a small and Informal reception at the . Roberts home for members of the family and Intimate friends. Following the re ception the couple will entrain Im mediately for' New York, where Mr. Morgan will start practice for the 1935 season. Nooks Naumes, Walter Young to California School Robert "Nooks" Naumea and Walt er Young axe the first Medford stu dents to leave for college, both young men leaving for the University of Santa Clara, near San Jose. Nooks will drive down today, to enter his sophomore year, while Young will be registering for the first time.. Both are graduates of the Medford high school. Housewarmlng Opens New Seegmlller Hume Frlenda from Medford, Sama Valley and Beagle gathered Friday night at i the now Seegmlller home In Sams .valley, built to replace the one de stroyed by fire some time ago. Old time dances, cards, and other enter- tainments featured the evening, with refreshments being served. Curtis Bonneys Ueturn to Klamath. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bonney, for merly of Medford and now of Klam ath Falls, where Mr. Bonney Is with the Montgomery Ward company, win leave today for their home, after spending a few days here and In Portland on vacation. While here they visited with Mr. Bonney 's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Van Gilbert, and with Mrs. Bonney's sister, Mrs. Dick Hubler. Miss Adra Edwards To Be Showered Miss Adra Edwards Is to be the honoree at a miscellaneous ahower jorth Iv? Btreet tomorrow afternoon. with Mrs. Mary Halver and Miss Helen Ed mis ton as hostesses, In honor of her approaching wedding to Jack Walker which Is to be solemn ized Sunday, a week from today, at the First Presbyterian church. Tue Edwards-Walker ceremony Is to be part of a double wedding which will also unite Miss Icel Edwards. Miss Adra's sister, to Edward Shack of Seattle. Miss Icel and Miss Adra will be attended by their sisters. Miss Georgia and Mrs. Chester Hubbard, William Walker will be best-man for his brother Jack, while Jay Schack of Seattle will act in that capacity for his brothes. John Schack, also a brother of Edward, will be here for the wedding. Ushers will be John Schack, and the Messrs. Dick Isaacs. Chester Hubbard and Jack Blerma. Mrs. Leonard Carpenter . And Niece Fly South Saturday Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, accompan ied by her niece. Miss Mary Louise Carpenter, flew south yesterday to spend the week-end in San Francisco. Joint Meeting Med ford -Grants Pass Noble Grands The Past Noble Grands clubs of Medford and Grants Pass enjoyed a picnic and social get-together at Grants Pass park last Sunday. The husbands were Invited. Over eighty were seated at a long table on the lawn In the shade of mammoth oaks The Grants Pass people were on one side of the table, with Medford people on the other side, Everyone enjoyed the outing. The next meeting of the club will! be September 12 at the home of Mrs. Jessie Howard on West Jackson street. Pearsons Hosts To Mistletoe Club Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pearson were hosts last Thursday evening at their home. 118 Clark street, at a lovely covered dish supper sponsored by the Mistletoe club. The aupper was served on small tables on the lawn. Japanese lan terns were used as decorations and their soft glow with the trees, flow ers and shrubbery provided a most charming setting for the merry din ers. Following the repast Mrs. Marie Sllva gave several piano numbers: Mrs. Margaretha Carrctt an Instru mental number and a vocal solo, af ter which cards and' games were en- Joyed the remainder of the evening About 60 club members' families and friends enjoyed the cheerful hos pitality of Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and family. - Lawn Party For Mildred Gritsch Home Mrs. Young A lawn party In the lorm oi .a surprise linen ehower honoring Miss MlKlred Orltsch, daughter . oi Mr. and Mr. Frank ' Orltsch o South Ivy street was given Friday evening by Mrs. Clara Young at her home on South OaUdale. with Ilfteen ol the younger set In attendance. Miss Orltsch Is to be married about the first of September to Mr. Kenneth W. Swartz of Los Angeles, son ol Mr. . and Mrs. William Swartz ol Berkeley Way. Bridge was enjoyed during the evening with tables under the trees In the rear gardens of the Young home. After bridge, refreshments were served, with Mrs. Young, her sister. Miss Elizabeth Arnold, and Mrs. Frank Gritsch, mother of the bride-elect, serving. Quests Included the Misses Elsie and Catherine Oliver, Mary Dallalre, Betty Hunter, Helen McDonald, Mar tha DeSouza, Ella Applegate, Jean Barnum, Madeline Schade. Mary Elizabeth Beddy, Lenore Estes, Lu cille Estes, Helen Bossier, Evelyn Gritsch, sister of Miss Mildred, and the honor guest. Former Medfonlltes Visit From Portland Mrs. Dean Chrysler, formerly of this city and now of Portland, accom panied by her moth-r. Mrs. George S. Chrysler of Portland, and two sons. David and Roger, visited with old friends In Medford last week for several days while returning to the Chrysler home In Portland, following a visit of several days In San Diego. Another son. Bill, well known here. did not make the trip, remaining at his desk at the Oregonlan, where he is in the circulation department. Misses Leverette To San Diego Rxposltlon The Misses Doreen and Jean Lev erette left yesterday by auto for San Francisco and southern California, where they will visit for a few days at the California-Pacific fnternatlonal exposition, returning before the first of September to allow Miss Jean to prepare for school, at Principla col lege near St. Louis. Mo. ; Accompanying them south was Radio Service Factory trained technician and all new Factory equipment. All makes. Work positively guaranteed- C. D. BEAN Phone 497. Vli) E. Mnln was km 'rain -Tii ibimitmnmtr Walter Young, who Is leaving to mat riculate at the University of Sant Clara, which opens Monday, 1 Orchard run Bartletts, $27.50, down. Guy W. Conner, Inc. NO CHARGE for complete inspection of your watch TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS FREE OFFER Our experts are ready to do a good turn for you and your watch. 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