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5PAGE TWO v MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDEOKU. OREGON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1933 fIUUUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 IIIIIUIIIIIllnilJ lllfllllllllllllllllHIIl jII"'Ml 1 .jumiiii inulll Ih'iiiiiiiiDiiiiinii' III...'1 MLUJ nil! grammas IlllUUUUUIUIUUIUIUIUItUIIUll llilllllllUllUIIIUINIIIMIIIIllI Kathleen Ness And Francis Bash United Ifi Surprise Wedding ' Coming u a emprise to friends and relatives, the marriage of Miss Kath leen' Ness and Francis B. Bush took place at the home of the bride. 203 N. Ivy, at ten o'clock yesterday morn ing. Re?. Bartlam read the ceremony, Which wee performed before the Im mediate families and Intimate friends. . The bride and groom took their vows before the fireplace, which was flanked by tall tapers and yellow ehrysantehmuma. The bride was gowned In a plum-colored afternoon dress of heavy' crepe, and wore a cortege of lilies of the valley and gar denias. Miss Ness attended Oregon State college, and has been employed at Copco for jujno time. The groom la a graduate of the University of Wash ington, and la also an employe of Copco. Mr. and Mrs. Bash will spend a ten days' honeymoon In Canada and Vic toria. B.C. and will then return to Medford, where they will make their home. Delphian Society ' To Organize New Medford Chapter Interest In the activities of the rtolnhtan society In Medford has been so pronounced since the organ ization of the Beta chapter here, Bcntember 18. that second new chopter, Chi Delta, will be organised on Monday morning at ten o'clock t the Girls' Community olub rooms. vrs. . Lena Goble. Pacific coast director of Delphian, will again be heard by all Delphlans and Inter ested friends. A speaker of rare ability and Inspiration, Mrs. Gobies has been exceedingly well-received by Medford ladles. She will speak on contemporary events, causes and effects. All ladles of the Beta chapter are cordially Invited to this organisation meeting. Degree of Honor -Has Costume Party At End of Contest Members of the. Degree of Honor Protective association and their in Tlted friends were entertained on Thursday evening with a costume party In the Hallowo'en spirit. A program was presented, consist ing of a whistling solo by Mrs. Ruth Ooddard: a song by Naomi Huvler; a ukelele number by Ada Bee Seller, and a reading by Frances Bentley The remainder of the evening was spent dancing and playing' games. Refreshments were served by tne losing team, marking the end of a contest which has been in progress for the past three months Mrs. Billot, captain of the winning team, gave a short talk In appreciation of the entertainment given by the opposite side. , Bride of Fall Season i a! v vr.. serai Photograph by Kennell-Ellis. Mn. Warren Hamlin, nee Katharine Sweeney, one of the Benson's love liest brides, whose wedding was an event of October 13 In the Presbyterian church. Airs. Schleffelln Entertains Guest Mrs. Paul O. Austin, of Pasadena, arrived this morning to ba the guest for a time of Mrs. Rose Q. Schleffelln, of this city. Guest of Durnos' Leaves for Home ' Mrs. J. P., Durno, of Eugene, left this morning for her home. She has been the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Durno, for the past two weeks. A Gift of Silver AWAITS OWNERS OF GORHAM STERLING PATTERNS F your Gorhom Sterling table silver' was pur- chesed between 1831 and 1931, bring in any one piece for pattern identification and we will tell you how you can acquire a useful sterling gift FREjE from The Gorham Company, America's leading silversmiths. As illustrated in October House Beautiful and October 15th Vogue. We cordially Invite you to Ttm our store promptly, berause this generous offer Is limited to November 1, 103fl. Lawrence s Carrying the same high quality merchandlM to be found In the beat stores In large cities. Buy In Southern Orrgon Schedule For Week Includes Dances At Chateau, Tou)n Club With. Hallowe'en In the not - too distant future, plana are botng made for several affaire In the harvest holi day spirit. Among affairs being ar ranged Is the Town Club Hallowe'en Dal Masque, to be given October 26. Also planned for next week-end la the no -host dancing party at the Chateau du Com p to for the enter tainment of Med ford 'a young set. Both of these affairs promise to be , of great Interest In local social tlr clea, plana being made for seven ty flve couples at the chateau dance. Meeting of Beta Chapter, Delphian "England Under the Tudors' was the tople discussed by various mem bers of the Beta chapter of Delph ian society at the Olrls' Community club rooms during the meeting last Thursday morning. A modorn hour followed. Mra. Rychen Paddack reviewed WUla Gather's "Lucy Gayheort," and Mrs. Hairy Prentice discussed current events, Mrs. A. B. Cunningham, vice president, presided, due to the ab sence of Mrs. E. P. Merrick. The next meeting will be held October SI. Burton-Simpson Wedding Today In McMinnville Choosing the home of her mother. Mrs. O. E. Odell, as tha scene ox her wedding, Verna Burton will be come the bride of Jock Simpson at four o'clock today In McMinn ville. Reverend Henry, of the Bap tist church there, will read the ceremony. The bride will wear an ankle length gown of. ecru lace. She will be attended by her sister, Mrs. Ern est Arthur, . as matron of honor, who will wear a long drees of blue. Ernest Arthur will act aa best i i man for the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur left Friday for McMinnville. Mrs. Walter Crow, of Portland, will sing "At Dawning" and "Oh, Promise Me." Miss Stella FraEter, pianist, of Portland and Qeattle. will play. The bride has been associated with the Copco offices here for the past year. Mr. Simpson hoi for four years been with the Standard Oil company In Medford. The couple will honeymoon In the north, visiting at Seattle for a week, and will then be at home In Med ford. Ethiopia, Topic At Meeting of Wednesday Club A very Interesting meeting of the Wednesday Study club, waa held on October 16, in the Girls' Commun ity club rooms on North Bartlett street, the president, . Mrs. B. Q. Harding, presiding. Mrs. E. N. Warner gave the first number on the program, a most in structive talk on Ethiopia, review. lng much of its present day history. and connecting many recent hap penings with Biblical prophecy. In answer to questions by Mrs. Warner, members of the club gave added Information concerning the country and its people. "Hell Hole of Creation, written by L. M. Nesbttt, Is the story ot the ' first successful expedition ot white men to penetrate some parts of the Danakll desert, which lies In the' eastern part of Ethiopia. Mra. J. O. Grey gave an exception-! ally fine review of this book. j Wilsons Honored j On Eastern Visit ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wllaon have recently returned from a two months' stay in the east, making the trip In celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. While In, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were entertained by a musi cal arranged in their honor by Lydla Olive Green, composer -pten-1st. Miss Green is a cousin of Mrs. A. E. Stratton of the Jacksonville Central Point roed. The program, played by Lydla Olive Green, consisted of Wedding March, by Lohengrin; Fifth Noc turne, Leybach; Faust Romanza, Gounod; Wedding of The Winds. J. T. Hall; n Trovatore, Verdi; i Ship of State, Illinois, Lydla Olive Oreen: Nocturne, No. a, Chopin; Other Days, Lydla Green; Nocturne No. 8, Chopin: Wedding March, Mendelssohn. I Official Visitors For Redman Lodge Redmen lodge, Weatonka tribe No. 1, will have as their guests next Saturday evening, October 3fl, the great aachem of California, William E, Farrenhopf and Porter L. Bliss. great chief of records of California, also Mr. Frank Konklch, great sen ior sagamore; Dr. Duane A. Fellows, great chief of records; Alvtn Siwers and Arthur Siwers of Portland. An open meeting will be held and all members of the tribe and coun cil and their families are cordially Invited to attend. Mrs. House Honored At Chateau Luncheon Mrs. Floyd House wa tha guest of honor at a charming luncheon arranged at the Chateau du Compte by several friends, celebrating her birthday. Guests were Mesdamea Louis Blyth, Frank Hoffman, R. L. Barton, F. M. Thorenson, E. C. Ferguson, Earl Shirley, O. O. Horner and the honor guest. , 100 Guests Attend Missionary Society Luncheon Tuesday An attractive event In the social calendar of the past week was the annual luncheon given, by the ladles of the Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church on Tues day afternoon. Over one hundred ladles were seat ed at the ten luncheon tablea set in the large dining hall. Table decora tions Included centerpelces of chrys anthemums and other fall flowers In vivid hues. Hostesses for the tablea were Mesdamea Walter Frazer Brown, George West; J. W. Merrltt, George Oliver, O. J. Gould, Cribble, D. W. Luke.Carl Brommer, Frank Ray and Miss Anna Detweller. The luncheon was prepared by Mrs. E. Ivor son, chairman of the menu, committee, assisted by Mesdamea Al bert, Raker, Baker, .Spllver, Putney, Walt, and the Misses Elizabeth Burr end Laura Bailey. Mrs. George Oliver president of the society, opened the program with a few words of cordial welcome, fol lowed by the Invocation by the Rev. W. S. Shields. h Mrs. A. J. Hanby presented the Aims of B. P. W. To Be Set Forth At Dinner Meeting Announcement Is made of the din ner meeting of the Business and Pro fessional Women's club to be held Tuesday evening at slx-thlrty at the Hotel Medford. Miss Eleanor Curry has charge of the musical program for the evening. Also at this time, the various com mittee chairmen of the club will be called upon to outline and present the manifold purposes of the club as exemplified In the particular phase of each committee. Plans are 4ielng made for several civic projects, and expansion and greater activity than ever before are the alms of Ethelwyn Hoffman, club president. Mrs. Hoffmann urges all business and professional women In terested to attend tbls meeting, as the procedure will answer any ques tions regarding the actual working plans of the club. Reservations rosy M had by calling Mrs. Hoffmann at 82.-, Surprise Celebration Honors Johnstons on Wedding Anniversary Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. W Johnston, 32 South Columbus ave nue, 1 arranged a pleasant surprise In their honor Monday of this week. commemorating their wedding, which took place In Aurora, Indiana, 4U years ' ago. i Owing to the Illness of Mr. John son, who has been confined to bis home for several months, the day program, which was opened by devo- was spent quietly. tlona by Rev. R. S. Peterson, followed Mr. and Mrs. Johnston reoeivea Out-of-Town Guests At Bridge Meeting Mrs. Anna Mlksche was hostess Thursday afternoon to members oi the Building Bridge club . at her home. She waa assisted In serving by Mrs. Raymond Mlksche and Mrs John Wilkinson. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Percy, of Portland, end Mrs. Bess Davis, of Wichita Falls, Texas. The latter la a guest at the home of her aunts, the Misses Kellelhor. on South Oakdale. and Mrs. Percy is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ,J. R. O'Connor, on Psrk avenue. Rome and School Circle Roosevelt Home and School circle will hold a Hallowe'en frolic Friday evening. Good response from mem bers is desired. Banquet For Peavey Is Monday Evening At. St. Mark's Guild ' Alumni, former studenta tad friends of Oregon State college wilt gather at St. Mark's Guild hall Mon day at 6:30 p. m., for a banquet and reception In honor of George W. Peavey, president of the college, a special Invitation has been extended by the Oregon State olub, sponsors of the affair, to the mothers and fathers of students now attending Oregon State. L. A. Mentzer, president of the Ore gon state club, said yesterday, "we want everyone to come and renew old friendships, and get acquainted with President Peavey .' ' Reservations may be made by call ing Mr. Mentzer at S27-X. with a map talk by Mrs. Hanby. As the subject for study this year la Latin America, two-minute talks on Mexico. Colombia, central and south ern Brazil, Chile and Venezuela were given by Mesdamea Sperling, Hold. Merrltt, Luke. Grlbble. and Miss Anna Detweller. Mrs. A. R. Clement spoke on "Where Our Money Goes." . A musical and literary program followed, consisting of a vocal duet' by Mesdamea George Wentft and Wll Ham McAllister. "I Would That My Love," Mendelssohn; & solo v Rose Roundel! , with Miss Constance Moore as accompanist; a monologue. "Ha zuka San," was Impressively given by Edna Kumasawa. Mrs. Sperling sang two Spanish songs, playing her own accompaniment. "Needles Plus a short one-act playlet, was presented by Mesdames E. Iverson and Frank Albert. The missionary society holds reguar monthly meetings the third Tuesday at 3:30. Any lady Interested In mis sionary work Is always welcome. Porter Kef fs 'Leave for Portland Mr. and Mrs. Porter Neff left yes terday afternoon for Eugene, where they will spend Sunday aa the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Revec. They will motor on to Portland, where Mrs. Neff will spend the ensuing week. Mr. Neff expects to return to Med ford Wednesday, . . . Wcnonah Club . lias Card Party , Wenonah club met for their reg ular card party at the home ot Oladys Rammln on Thursday after noon. High score in bridge waa re ceived by Carrie Mllnes. Refreshments were served by Oladys Lawrents, Helen Hicks and Florence Rush, assisting the hostess. Next meeting will be at the home of Helen Hicks, 715 West Jackson Save A Year In Seven Maybe you've never thought much about the day a week you lose In washing. But that means one year lost in seven. "One year's hard labor" sounds like a jail sentence. And so unnecessary when, for a few cents a pound, our Rough Dry or Wet Wash service will do all your washing. Rough Dry (No starch) 8 lbs. 56c 7 each add. pound Wet Wash 4c per lb. 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SMIiLT ISG & RE-' FINING CO. 0W74i Mtiket St.-Vt FttnoK PW: ?tS ?, rr.t-H-.-a many lovely gifta and cards from their , many friends throughout the valley. Quests were Mr. and Mrs W. O. Knips and family, Mr. and Mrs. R.'L. Ray, Mrs. Elizabeth Law rent and Laura Lawrente, all ot Oak Grove: Mrs. Belle Kartell, Mr. and Mrs. Boussum, Mrs. Effte Dally, Mrs. Mary Cave, Mrs. Nora. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckles and family, Fred Thorn, Mra. Nan Hul bert, of Roseburg, and Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson, of Portland. P.E.O. Olfker Here On Inspection Visit Mrs. Kate Alnsworth, of Hood River, state organizer for the P. E. O., will make her annual inspection visit to AA chapter of Medford on Wednesday of this week. A no-hostess lurtcheon !n honor of the official guest has been ar ranged for 12:30 on Wednesday at the Medford hotel, after which the regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. P. Fllegel'. Mrs. Alnsworth is toxirlng through out the state, making her official visits to P. E. O chapters. She la in Ashland for the week-end, and will visit the Grants Pass chapter on Tuesday. Brophyfs Present Flowers of Love Something entirely new in ' ' yellow gold and platinum. Complete ensembles. . $55.00 complete Beautiful, snug-fitting na tural gold ensemble. Rich and colorful. Rings may be' purchased separately, JEWELERS MEDFORD. OREt $50.00 complete i 7 E5k 4 wug j V-,. ....yj Don t Leave This House Until I've Searched Those Bags! Charlotte Farntworth termed. "And don't 'Aunt Charlotte me," she snapped at Anne. "I'm not your aunt." Charlotte not her aunt? Who, then, was Anne... Anne, who had lived in the Fame worth house, known to every one as the daughter of the bit man who owned the Fame worth Fisheries? Bravely the troubled girl sets out to solve the mystery behind the Farnsworth wilC a document which had mad her the prey of grasping re la tives. How she discovers the o cret, how, befriended by aim pie fisher folk, she regains her position and sees justice done to them at the fisheries how in so doing she finds a man worthy of her loveThis is the story of by Jeanne Bowman, MAIL TRIBUNE'S NEW SERIAL BEGINS MONDAY, October 21st
