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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTXE, MEDFOKL). OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1935. UUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 4llllllllimuiit ,' CM1J JE T .-ill tin, .mrn,n &&&&&& ;!,i;!':!:!i,!,'!'"!,ir!:", ' Ml "N Hull !ll Illlii' lllli..........'!"1!!! mill! -in .! lliuumiuiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiNiuillill m;iH:..im.i(;iii:::;iii :!!!: ....11.' JL 'iit,JlU:uluU (M.UUk-u. Illll ' ,,,,l,,mi,l',,fM,H,,j Morgan-Hollow ell Nuptial Ceremony Today at 1 o'Clock Th wedding of MIm Alic Agatha . Morgan to Orlan Evlaton HOlloweu will be aolemnlaed at the Presbyter ian enurch at one o'clock thli alf ernoon, Rev. Peterson officiating. Mm Oacar Lewia. (later of tbe bride, will be matron of honor, and ' Mr. Lewla will act a beat nan. ' . . i . ...ill k Ul.iu flnlriA Boone and Carmen Dorothy. Mr. ' Alfred H. Miller will give the bride ' away. Mesara. Al Bletengren, Pred Underwood, LeVon Dunford and ' Peter Winnie, and Mlasea Eleanor Throckmorton, Oeraldlne and Vivian Jonea, Agnea Anderson and Julia m.. nrltl oianr n.nrl White georgette with a white veil, and will carry a shower bouquet of white rosea, gardenia, and lilies of the valley. The veil Is a gift to the bride from Hugh Storey,- Br, and was worn by Mrs. Storey at , their wedding fifty-four yoars ago . in Sheffield, England. The matron of honor and brldea mnlde will wear yellow frocks and , carry matching flowers. Church dec orations will be In tones of yellow, green, orange and white, to harmon ize with gowns of the attndanta. Organ muslo will be played by Mra. Eva Hazelrlgg Marsh, and Mil. Eethor Brlotol wlU alng "Song of Love,1 from Bchubert'a "Blooeom Time," and "If Ood Left Only Tou." About two hundred and fifty . guests will be present at the cere '. mony, which will ba followed by a reception at the home of Mrs. lwls In Jacksonville, The bride Is populor In business . ana iwiai mule, iii mnjiviui . has recently returned from tho east, where she spent four years, to the cooat, and haa since then divided her time between San Pronclsco. Portland and Modford. The good wishes of a host of friends follow her. Mr.. Hollowetl waa a member of C company, 102nd Infantry, whlcn waa atatloned In Medford during the summer and autumn of 1017, beforo sailing for France. Since tbe war. he has been engaged In tbe build ing and contracting business In Portland, where the couple will make their home. Young Hostesses Entertain Jointly One of the first events of the win ter's eoctnl season for ine younger set wa, the entertainment given lost , evening by the MIm Jeanne et e, Pau me l ingers and Caro Schef . fel, who lnvltd a group of eleven of party followed by dancing. , Tlioxe Invited Includrd the Misses Jeveretta, lingers. Scheffel, and Jan Ice Shrcve, Frank le Hlnabarger and Wauneta Wilson, and Messrs. Gordon Benfon, Donald Field, Bob Fowler, Dolph Janes, Ed Valller and Leonard Kicks. A going away party waa given for two of tbe guest Friday evoulng. when Mtisea Leva ret to and Bogara went honored at an evening of cards at the home of Miss SchnfOl. Pres ent m-ere Mlasea Jeanne Leverette. Pa ullue Rogers, Kathlnen Dlllard . Wauneta Wilson, Janice Shreve, Pgr;y Reter, Franklo WnaharRer. who ro- celved high score, and the boetrss. Miss lvoretlo Is leaving next Wed- ne.iday Ui enter Prlnclpla at St. Loula. i and Mlas Rogers Is leaving today for i Ban Francisco, where she will enter mi private accretarlal school. I BY APPOINTMENT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOE Reed and Barton "Silvorsmiths for more than a Century" INDIVIDUAL--UNIQUE-EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS STERLING -SILVER SILVER PLATED WARE AT - lIMEEfflSEnADli Your Favorlto Joweler Since 1918 "SNOOK" Tho Neighborhood Kid By THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY PHONE 873 TEACHER SAID MILK. NAS GOO0 FOR r" 7 A VANDERBILT :$,?.-' y .y h m A 4 " ys i r .xi t eiSfW?a1HINwWlwiSalBAial 'Jk erwi Georga Vandorbllt, ion of Alfred 0, Vanderbllt who died In the Inking of the Lusltnnia, with hie bride, Lucille Pareone, after their colorful wedding In Weet Orange, N..J. Young Vanderbllt will Inherit half of a $40,000,000 fortune when he turne 21 6ept. 24 and the other half when ho reashca 35 (Associated Press Photo) Younger Set Will Dance at Chateau Members of the yongcr set In Mid ford havu arranged a large dancing party for this evening, to be given At thfl Chateau du Comte near Afth Iftiid. This ts the first large affair of the full senaou and will usher In tho heightened soclnl activity of tbe winter months, aud also take the place of farewells to atudenta wbo wilt ba leaving soon for school, Several dinner and cocktail parties have been planned to precede the dance. Among those entertaining art) Lieut, and Mrs, Robert W. King, who urMl lia hnarat nf fswWnll cnrlil cocktall party. QxillBtM wl)1 Capt and Mr(J w c i rc of t and Mrs. T. P. Coate.. M a Robertson. Miss Oma QeBauer, Kenneth Pnrrett, Lieut. Maurice L, Rndcllfle, Miss Helen Kln scy and Faui Luy. -ft Merit ClrcJe Holds Mwfltig Mra. Merrltt and Mrs. Tumy nerved as boaUisae to members of tbe Merit circle of the Presbyterian church at the regular meeting last Tuesday In the church parlor. Plans were dis cussed for the coming year. Ever Beady Circle Holds Full Me tin The Ever Handy circle of the Pres- bytorlan churnch met Tuesday after' mmu at the homo of the chairman. 1 Mrs. Kln. for the flrat meeting aftor I the aummer months. Among the ranny plans for the com- lug ecason waa that of a rummage aale to be held October 11 and 12. I SNOOK, WHAT THE IDE OF SPILLIMlV A VWL OF MILK OH THE y fj (?) I'M ihm drior kw vranf thta. Uf awitker smi yon ma nam ,o wrong with tlx Amer ican iJiundrr dnltif lha rah Int. "he aa.Ta: Vouch Drj (n ttarrh) mat, anly We for an B Ih. tmnrllt anil 7c (or rorh artitlllonnl pminrt. TAKES A BRIDE National Delphian Society to Form Medford Chapter Invitations Iiqvo1 bvou Isisuod for the organization meetings of Beta chapter of tbe national Dolplilan society, to be held Ht tho Towu Club tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. Members of Alpha chapter, wblcb was established In Medford In 1025, are automatically Included in thin group meeting. Members or other culture groups of the city are cordially Invited to thl cpen muet- ln8. probably the only ono of the current yenr. The principal ottractlon of the meeting Is an oddrcw by Lena Lathiun Ooblo, of Los Angclos, west coast uitmnger and national direc tor, of tho Delphian society. Mra. Cloble Is a speaker of unusual nblllty and Is being anticipated with en thufilafim. Following her addreaa, Dota chap Ur will oloct officers and sign tho charter. Aa nominations arc to bo by ballot, those attending tlie meoUn aro rociue.iUxl to liave prospective nominees In mind. Mrs. Jonas Wold Ls supervisor of tula chop tor, Eurolloea to date are Mnadames O. O. Alondorfer, Olcu ArnsptgeJ. S. C. Arthur, Bruce H. Bauer, Her bert U Brown, John Butler, W. W. Cleaves, O. A. Ckxldlng. F. C. Stone. C. B. Oordy, A. B. Cunulnghnm. 9- R. Dlppc), It. K. Ehol. o. A. Kdcn. Cbo.1. W. EllJa. Dwlght Plndlcy, J. o. rlctr.har, J. F. rilegel, CI. E. aates, Ted OuBituer. a. It. Clroen. E. 11. lledrlck. W. A. llolloway. u. UubtMud. Q. O. Humnhrcv t' U. Knm.lut.xlt, A. P. W. Krcwn, C. V. lmnry, E. K. Merrick. Mark Miller. J. P. Moffott. O. NnmlW. P. Perl. P. B. nyunlng, E. A. Sims, a. E Struder, D. B. Terrett. ,1 Walloon. B. C. Wilson, J. Wold and It. A. Work. For Hose that Wear buy NOJ.DE Aj HORUT Ethel wyn B. Hoffman IT rOrHAI D I M A M i diuttencup IN GORHAM STERLING A f.ivorite pattern or the J'W Lluiifrvup h.ia now lfen rcMnrrtl to tlie B.tnn I ,f (.orluiu Sterling p.Utcm- I. caiMit rotuitlt'M Aiiii-rirun Iriilfi and hol0'r ,nl.iy prefer it tn many pdtlrrnt nunc remit I; intrtnluird. A brr-idi ol Oowutiug mMd ow oi tprWtUutf ou yom UbUtbat'a Uuttoreup by odata. Ornate, wlib Ui din nlijf oi a rlrbcr ape It merit ynur ronidc ration icn you purcluie ttcrlinx. Lawrence 's farrvlng (he Mine high grattri mrrrhnmlls to bp found In thf brt it ore In Itirgr lit lea. $$$$ i Wedding Will Unite Jane Cookman and Don Von der Hellen The marriage of Miss Jane P. Cook man, daughter of Mra. P. W. Cook man of Portland, to Donald O. Von der Hellen of this city wtll take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the brlde'a home. Miss Laura Tallant of Portland and Mrs. Katharine Shell of Wlllawa. Wash., will attend the bride. Edward H. Moore, school friend of the groom, will act as best man. Mlsa Cookman attended the Uni versity of Oregon, where she was affiliated with Oamma Phi Beta, and Mr. Von der Hellen atudled at the University of California, where he waa a member of Beta KAppa. Mr. and Mrs. Von der Hellen will return to Medford early In the week and will be at home at the Holly apartments. 'Oregon' Topic at Meeting of O. E. S. Officers of Reamea Chapter, O. E S.. arranged an exceptionally Inter eating program which was presented last Wednesday evening to a large group of members. May Ann Oatea. soloist, sang three numbers, "Ah I Sweet Mystery of Life." "Toujours 1 'Amour and "Philosophy A feature of the evening was a. talk by Mrs. Coe, her subject being concerned with Oregon and Oregon literature, and Including an anthology of Oregon verse, plus a short historical sketch of Oregon. Mrs. Coe's contribution was very well received and the hosts and hos tesses were complimented on the suc cess of their program. AndcrMHifl Have Yum tlmi in North Captain and Mrs. Albert T. Ander son aud daughters returned recently from a ten-day vacation tour. Their trip Included stops at Portland, Sa lem and Astoria. Crater Lake Trip Enjoyed by VI I Cora Mr. and Mrs. Paul Samuelson of Genoa, Neb., have been guests for severnl day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pick. They are visiting friends and relatives along tbe coast en route to the exposition at Ban Diego. Of the many p locos seen on their trip, they prououutod C niter Lake to be by far the most interest ing. 4 4 Western Writers Meet for IHsctJwJnn Local branch of Western Wrttera mot at the Hotel Modford Saturday. The regular work of criticizing and correcting personal contributions was discussed, and the report of the coai- ventlnn from headquarters was pro-mi-ied by Oct. I. Noxt regular mwt!ng will be held Oct. 12, and each member ts request ed to give a throo to five minute talk on his favorite current sub)oot, or prepare to assist the following mem bers with their topics: OemJdlno Adams, "Petrified Forests"; Grace Deter, "Experiences on the Ranch"; Atlanta Satchwcll, "Book Publishing": Louise Hedges, "South Amorloa"; Mary C. Groves, "W. p. A.- An Interesting and Inspirational letter from Olive May Cook, of Twin FalLs, Idaho, who waa vloe-prosldeut o. the local branch whilo living In Medford, waa read to the group. MEDFORD. ORB INTnuMlCE , . tied, THE NEWEST PATTERN IN HOLMES & EDWARDS STERLING INLAID Invaij aihj: lor pics, cakes, other desserts. And for cold cuts, salads and vegetables for buffet aenier. Comes in on attructivo gift boi ... to in Irrxluro Outsi-ef llonnr, tlio lovely, smart nfw design that has caught the fancy of every woman who lias seen it. Only a limited supply . . . uot more than two servers to a customer. Come aud get yours now. HolJiV.s & F.nw.B!s lalaiii has blols of Sterling Silv al Ui" two ivuitt. lit wrar on th. mot unl pitvos. but o.tj po morn tfian you would etj'ect to pay for "Soraetliing Mora '1 ban Plate" QUANTITY v... ...t 1 1' w nv i r 26-riece Set for 6 Open Stori Prica J37.25 QuanlitT Puri'ltaw rricixV!?,-' Noted Residents of Havana Visit Here Among the past week's most Inter- j eating visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Har- j old Tewell and children of Havana, who were guests for several days at tho home of Captain and Mrs. Frank lin H. Canlett while passing through j southern Oregon on an extended va- i cation tour. Mrs. Tewell and Mrs. Canlett are sisters. I Mr. Tewell, senior American consul j at Havana, waa Impressed with the climate and scenery of this vicinity ! and compared the weather with that j which prevails at the Cuban capital. ' They left by troln for the south, j planning to continue to New Orleans, whence thuy will sail for their home In the Island city. Mr. and Mra. Tewell, who have made their borne in Havana for the past two years, during which time Mr. Tewell haa been consul, moved there from Canada. Travel Study Club Holds Post-Vacation Meeting on Monday Monday afternoon the Travel Study club met at the home of Mrs. F. R. Hagarty following the usual vaca tion period. Study topic for tbe remainder or the year is to be South America, with Mrs. W. S. Cool acting as pro gram chairman. Mra. H. F. W. Bptlver opened the study of South America with ft brief but comprehensive map talk, speak ing of the topography, river systeois, boundaries, and of the coastlines ol the various republics and their rela. tlon to each other. The program wos continued with a paper by Mrs. A, R, Hedges on the northern countries of South America. She described tho scenery, climate and river systems and told of the comparative progress of the different republics from their earl iest periods to tho present time, pointing out bow Colombia has far outdistanced Venezuela and the Gulonas, Mrs. C. A Meckor, as guest speak er, presented an account of her trip throuch national onrka of the west, illustrating her talk with pictures and souvenirs. Mesdamea Harold Grey and Floyd Steele were welcomed as new mem bers of the club. P.-T. A. Coiumlt44-e Makes plans fur Ytiir At a meeting held Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Alien Smith, the executive committee of tho Jackson School -P.-T. A. discussed plans for the coming year, among them the opening of the school lunch room, planned for Monday, .Inrlisonville Home Keitiioinlcs Club Meets Mrs. Anna Langcly and Mrs. Addle Marsh were Jol n t hostesses to the members of tho Home Economics club of Jacksonville Grange at the meet ing last Wednesday. Plans were made for the fall festival and dinner which wtll be an event of October 22 at the Jacksonville Graugo hall. The next meeting will be an all day affair, with a oovnrod dish luiiab con at noon, at the home of Mrs E. S. Severance. Full atieudanoe Is greatly desired, as sewing for the bazaar must be completed then. This meeting will bo held on September 3d. t- 02- 77071OZ I 1 H Seen on the Scene Dancing at the Chateau Miss Margaret Warner wearing a dinner dress which combined white crepe and red taffeta. . , . Mrs. Theodore P. Coates In a long black and whl crepe satin. . . . Miss Oma Gt Bauer all in black. . . . Mrs. Harry Plnneo In a blue flowered silk with velvet trip. . . . Mra. Jack Walker (Adra Edwards) wearing a brown crepe with a peach taffeta collar fastened with a gold clip. . . . Mrs. George Rob ertson In a black satin with silver collar and cuffs and wearing a hat. . . , Miss Dorothy Roberts gowned In pink lace. . . . Mra. William C Ryan In black chiffon and lace. . , , Miss Betty Bard well wearing a delphlnlum-blue chiffon. . . Miss Gertrude Boyle In black taffeta. . . . Mrs. Roy Croft combining a black velvet dinner dress with a gold lame Jacket. Miss Roseberry To Be Married Sunday Announcement haa been mode of the marriage of Miss Mary E. Rose berry, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roseberry, to George W. Kel- llngton, which will take place Sun day, September 22, at o'clock In the first Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. H. D, Neely. nee Katherlne Grlbble, whose wedding was an event of last June, wtll be matron of honor. j Sne wm arrve (rom ,ief home m E. gene early In the week to assist In arrangements. Other attendants of the bride will j be Miss Shirley Roseberry and Mrs. 1 Victor MUnes, the former Alene Ray, J who was also a June bride. 1 Kenneth V. Hill of MedTord will act I as best man and Dr. James S. John- : HCn and Hale Wheelor will act as ush- 1 era. Don Huckabee will be organist J for the ceremony. The bride-elect has been honored ! at numerous affairs recently, among j them a dinner party given by Mrs. j E. E. Carter and a dlmcr party for ' both Miss Roseberry and Mr. Kel ! Hngton at Crater Lake lodge, host and I hostess being Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth i 1 v- Hill. f f TWitomjy baby, JPAMOL f.t.nt.d 'Nlf J FOR BEAUTY ... FOR OIL WITH PATENTED SPARK STREAMLINE m SPARX SiTeiBtiioc Vmt eeini tuore Lul ta&Jatt, more &macj, taj more t.l:wrUr,- oi the Spii Oil tut W ict ou luif. meet every aeaung requiremant. Spark Oil Heaters from $S5.00 to $113 00 Connect 4 NOTHING DOWN Payments as low as $3 a month under F.H.A. plan PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE 214 WEST MAIN ST. Nevita Chapter of 0. . 5. Has Party For Recent Bride ! Members of Nevita chapter, O. I 8, arranged a charming 'affair on Tuesday evening, honoring Mrs Evylln Hamilton Skyrman, a recent bride. After the regular business . mtJetlngs of the ohapter, about i twenty-five members gathered around j a beautifully appointed table, where ; Mra. Ethel Freeman, worthy matron i and her officers, presented- Mrs. Skyrman with a gilt. Candelabra holding tall, white tapers and crystal bowls filled with white flowers carried out the bridal note in the decorations. Mra. Skyr man accepted the gift and thanked the chapter In her most gracious manner. Refreshments were served by a committee, consisting of Mrs. Sadie Kohler, Mrs. Clara Vincent and Mrs. Ethel Freeman. Wednesday Httidy Club Members of the Wednesday Study club will meet at the Medford Hotel Sept. 18 at 1 o'clock for luncheon, followed by a social afternoon. Radio Service Furtnry trained technician and till new Factory equipment. AV makrs. Work postmely guaranteed, C. D. BEAK Phnnr ill. . ; E. 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