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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1935)
1 TkfEDFORT) MAIL TTCTB17XE. JfEDFOKD, OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26. 19M. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs By JANKT WKAY SMITH Jensen-Espey Vows Taken This Morning In Church Ceremony At 11 o'clock this morning. Miss Arlen Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen, became the bride of Lawrence Espey. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Espey of Grants Pass, at the Sacred Heart Catholic church. They were united In marriage by Rev. P. W. Black In the presence of a small number of friends end relatives. Attending the bride and groom were Miss Margaret Jensen, sister of the bride, and Wilbur Tucker of this city. The bride wore a rust-colored suit with black accessories and a corsage of gArdenlas. A reception at the Jen sen home followed the ceremony. The bride and groom will honeymoon in San Prencleco. returning to south ern Oregon after a week In the south. LaWS'Thornton Rites Event of Tomorrow Announcement Is made of the wed ding tomorrow of Miss Freda Laws, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Laws of Rogue River, to Enos Thorn ton of Madera, Cal., at the Laws home at 11 o'clock in the morning. Rev. D. Bancroft will perform the ceremony before members of the bride's family. The bride will wear a deep wine afternoon dress with a sliver turban and silver accessories, and will carry an arm bouquet of white chrysan themums. A buffet lunch will fol low the ceremony, and the bride and groom will leave on the evening train for Madera, where they will make their home. Leave Today for Visit In South Mrs. John Wilkinson and her moth er, Mrs. Anna Mlkeche, left this morn ing by motor for San Francisco. They will visit Mrs. Thomas Vtckerstaff, Mrs. Wilkinson's sister, In Mill Valley during their stay. Mrs. Miksche plans to remain In the south for some time, and Mrs. Wilkinson will return early in Janu ary. Ed pell. Johnstons Joint Hosts Yesterday Among the many Med ford folk re ceiving the greetings of their friends at open house Christmas day were Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell and Mr. and Mrs. T. Sister Johnston, who en tertained at the Johnston home on Crater Lake avenue. Approximately one hundred guests called between the hours of 5 and mldnignt. Burrhes Entertain In Honor of Guests. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burch enter tained at open house yesterday, In viting a number of friends to meet their house-guests. Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Greenough, of Idaho, who are holiday visitors at the Burch home. About twenty guests called during the afternoon. Miss Stockman and Billimore C. Hagen Wed This Morning Married this morning were Miss Esther Stockman and Billimore C. Hagen, who were united by Rev. E. S. Bartlam at the Bartlam home at 11 o'clock. The quiet ceremony was wit nessed by only the immediate rela tives of the couple. Miss Stock .nan is the,daughter of Mrs. In a Stockman, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hagen. After the wedding ceremony, guests went to the Hagen home for an in formal reception. Bride and groom left soon after for a ten days honey moon In Los Angeles, going by motor. Miss Jensen was formerly of Tu lare, Cal., but has resided here for the past four years. Mr. Hagen Is well known In Medford, having attended school In this city. Out-of-town guests at the ceremony were Mrs. Ancil Egan 'of Portland, sister of the bride: Mrs. Ellen Hagen. grandmother of the groom, and Harry Hagen. Mr. Hagen's uncle, both of Portland. Oregon State Dance Event of Tomorrow Students and alumni of all col leges, as well as high school stu dents, will be guests of the Oregon State club at the organization's annual holiday dance tomorrow evening at Dreamland hall. The committee In charge has engaged Dick Mote's Campus band from Corvallis. adding to the collegiate atmosphere which will be carried out In the decorations. Patrons and patronesses will be Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denman. Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanders, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kem, Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Ulrlch and Mr. and Mrs. Den Newbury. Xo-Host Party Includes Dancing. A large group of Medford folk arranged a no-host party last even ing, gathering first at the Charles G. Smith home on West Main and continuing to the Town club, where the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Dancing Class To Meet Tomorrow Notice Is made of the meeting to morrow evening of the students' dancing class, sponsored by the Mothers' club of the Sacred Heart church. In the parish hall at 7:30. Mary Jane Kent Rites Tomorrow Funeral services for Mary Jane Kent will be conducted from the Perl Funeral , home Friday at 2 p. m. with the Rev. Joseph Knotts officiating. Interment will take place in the Sis kiyou Memorial park. CHRISTMAS CHEER CAUSES TROUBLE FOR TWO Ok Too much "Christmas cheer" was the downfall of two Medford men, Walter C. Degerness, 32, and E. W. Anderson, 60. police disclosed today. Degerness pleaded guilty In Justice court this morning to a charge of driving an auto while Intoxicated Christmas night, and Anderson pleaded guilty In city court on a charge of reckless driving after hav ing been arrested by city police on Christmas Eve after he had rammed three parked cars on West Main street. State police, who arrested Deger neae. stated that in driving from Reddy avenue onto Crater Lake ave nue last night, the man had driven over the sidewalk into the house of John Denlson. Degerness was fined $100 and costs of 84.50, and sentenc ed to serve 30 days in the county Jail. The Jail sentence was suspended upon his promise to pay the fine. City police reported that Anderson struck three parked cars, one belong ing to H. D. Kem. one to Peb Stone, and one to F. A. Southland, damag ing all three. A physician who exam ined Anderson pronounced him In toxicated, police tald. He will be sen tenced Saturday morning by City Judge Allen D. Curry pending his ; repairing of the damaged machines, i Another auto crash, early Christ- ! mas morning, has mystified city j police, who found the lamp post at the corner of Riverside avenue and ' Sixth street knocked flat, with , broken glass and blood on the side- ', walk, but no trace of the auto which I had hit the post, or of Its occupants, j A check with hospitals revealed that nc one had called there for medical S attention, and no report has been : made regarding the accident. ' .O. B. Morrow. 13 Keene Way, re- ported to city police that he hsd j hit the parked car of D. J. Wilcox. parked In front of the Wilcox resi dence at 1407 East Main street. IEKf FACE BT. FALLS FRIDAY; Coach BUI Bowerman will present his 1935 Medford high school basket ball team to the public for the first time tomorrow evening in a practice game with the Butte Falls squad, rated one of the strongest "B" squads in the valley, at the Senior high gym on South Oakdale, Bowerman announced today. Leo Sakraida, who has been Jump ing at the pivot post in practice ses sions, is out with a cold, and his place may be filled by VanDyke. reg ular forward. The rest of the starting lineup will see Lewis and Ettinger at forwards and Baker, Dickinson or Denman at guards, The Sophomore Shocks, a group of men who will be given action at every opportunity, will be sent tn at the quarter, and will play until the half If they can hold up their end of the scoring. Bowerman said. This team will be Verblck or Santo at center, McKee and Warner at for wards, and Chllders and Ettinger at guards. There will be no admission charge, and a large crowd la antici pated. The game will start at 7:30. IS FOR ROGUE VALLEY Continued unsettled weather with occasional rain and little change In temperature was forecast for tontpht and tomorrow. The Rogue valley Is still under the Influence of a low pressure area cen tered otf British Columbia and mov ing slowly eastward by southeast, the weather bureau stated. Snow .was Indicated for the high lands. Including such places as Cra ter lake national park and Lake of the Woods. Dse Mall Tribune want ada. Enjoy the New New Year's Ball in one of Adrienne's FORMAL DRESSES Now on sale at very special f'gSi Discount! Also special prices on Dinner Dresses M M 200 Fur Coats A special showing of Fur Coats at Adrienne's this week only! Adrienne's YoHo! Lads! It OPENS FRIDAY Medford's Unique New Sea Foods Restaurant DAVY LOCKER MAIN and FRONT STREETS in the HOTEL ALLEN BUILDING JONES' A Cordial Invitation Davy Jones' Locker will appeal to southern Oregon peoplel , , . It Is unique and cozy, yet nrfers the very finest of sea foods at popular prices. We cordially Invite you to vllt Davy Jones' Locker this week. . . 'Meet Miss Rose, the manager enjoy the most delirious wa-focwls you've ever eaten, served by courteous, natty allnr girl ' You'll be welcome! Meet Your Friends In Davy Jones' Locker Under the Management of Miss Barbara Rose Delicious Sea Foods of Every Description Fish and Steaks Cooked With Our New INFRA-RED RAY Gas Broiler! No expense has been spared to make Davy Jones' Locker in Medford a place that will anpeal to everyone in southern Oregon . . Novel decorations! Beautiful marine paint ings! The same quality foods and incompar able service that has made John L. Stark's famous "PORT HOLE" in Salem so popu lar will be featured in Davy Jones' Locker. FOR HEALTH AND ENJOYMENT EAT SEAFOODS 1 WW 1 IfflMI I k ' II ft'- L A SMASHING AFTER CHRISTMAS. STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE! EVERY LINEN Handker chief In Our Store. What a special ! Values to 60c Your Choice Buy Now While These Sale Prices Are In Effect! QUAKER LACE TABLE CLOTHS Our Entire Stock At One Amazingly Low Price 15c I $5.95 Values from $7.00 to $11.00 All Other 1 13 OFF '' -mffSniMM Entire Stock of Table Plate Mirrors All Sizes and Shapes VM0 SOc Pin T CLOSING OUT! Our ENTIRE STOCK of GLASSWARE Goblets, Sherbets, Highballs, Wines, etc. a 20-foot table with glasses ranging up to $2.00 a piece! . . . Com plete close-out I This glassware stock represents master pieces from world-famous glass makers Fostoria, Unit ed States Glass Company, eto, YOUR CHOICE 25c An Amazing Value! WHILE THEY LAST THESE FINE 32 Piece Dinner Sets Regular Values to $15.00! Your Choice of Any Set In Our Dinnerware Dept. (basement) $5.95 SPECIAL 32 Piece Dinner Sets $5.95 value $1.95 FOSTORIA EVERY PIECE IN OUR STORE Dishes, Bowls, Sugar and Creamer. Assorted Pieces. YOUR $ 1 OO CHOICE A BRIDGE and FLOOR LAMPS 25 Tine Colonial Styles with Parch mont ShadcB, Polkadot and Colonial patterns, Regular $5.00 Values Special Sale Price $195 ENTIRE STOCK OF LINENS FREE Children's Books Sflprtlon lurludn Hlilrlpy Ttinplr Cut out Book. A hook to fvrry nonmn making t purrlm of Iff of morr In our Knr Frldnr anil ft,iturfl.iy i lillr Ihf book, la.t! Linens from Spain , . . Maderia this stock is especially high quality and strictly clean merchandise. PRICE ma 1 a i ... 1 5 I WURTS Every Bed Lamp and v- 1 v Boudoir Lamp in uur tore Going at . . . . . HALF PRICE GIFT SIXTH and CENTRAL The Center of Town M 6
