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lEDFOTtD MATL TRIBTjyE, 'MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, "AUGUST 16, 1936
m SOCIETY zAND CLUB NEIVS OF THE IVEEK
CjnfQ By JANET WEAY SMITH f
Party Friday Eve
For Young Couple
Arranged At Club
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowerman,
who recently arrived here to make
tbelr home after a honeymoon In
the south, were honor guests at
dinner arranged at the Town club
Friday evening by Mrs. Rupert J
Henry. Mrs. Bowerman was formerly
Miss Barbara Young, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton Young, of
Altadena. Calif., and Is a niece of
Mrs. Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowerman, whose
wedding June 33 In tbe Wee Kirk o'
the Heather at Pasadena was one
of the most prominent of the aeasonl
have been cordially greeted by their
many friends here since their arrival
a few weeks ago. A number of affairs
have been arranged to honor the
young couple by friends among Med1
ford's younger set, and others are be
ing planned.
Other dinner guests Friday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer,
who are also among Medford's newly
married couples, Mr. and Mrs. John
Day and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes,
Following dinner, the group was
entertained at the Henry home for
the remainder of the evening.
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Portland Guest
Visiting Daughter
Among Medford visitors Is Mrs. Ada
Keyt, of Portland, who arrived Fri
day evening from the north. She
plans to remsln In Medford for the
ensuing two weeks ss the guest of
her daughter. Miss LaVerne Keyt.
fturprlse Party
Honors llirtlidny
A group of friends arranged a sur
prise birthday party for Mrs. R. L.
Ray Friday evening, going to her
home on Oak Drive. Games were ar
ranged for entertainment during the
evening, scoring honors going to Rev.
W. R. Bolrd.
Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hemstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ore
gory, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hon, Rev.
and Mrs. W. R. Balrd, Mr. snd Mrs.
Alan Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kindred, Mrs. P. C. Lntham and Mrs.
J. T. Dnvla.
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ROSE BOWL STAR IN ROMANCE
The engagement of Robert "Bones" Hamilton, former star Stanford
halfback, and Bernlce Walters of Palo Alto, Calif., was announced at
Hollywood, where Hamilton was appearing In a gridiron movie. 8hown
with the couple are Jay Berwanger (left), former Chicago star, and
Bill Shakespeare (right) of Notre Dame. (Associated Press Photo)
Shower Arranged
Here Wednesday
To Honor Bride
Mm. Kenneth Davta, of Ashland,
nes M1m June Vroman of this city,
waa feted with a. linen shower ar
ranged Wednesday afternoon by her
aunt, Mn. Ella Oilman. Mrs. Davis
Is a recent bride, and has been hon
ored with a number of pre -nuptial
nnd bridal showers.
A feature of the dnys entertain
ment was a varied musical program,
which Included piano and Instru
mental music, piano duets, vocal
solos and s vocal trio, consisting of
the three Vroman sisters, who were
accompanied by their aunt, Mrs. Mat
tie Huenergardt.
Pastel shades of pink, yellow and
white phlox drummandl and gladioli
formed a colorful floral background.
Refreshments were served following
the presentation of a large number of
gifts to the honoree.
Quests were Mesdsmes J. R. Anfln
non, O. H. Tlce, Robert Reams. Olive
Reddy. Charles Adams, Vivian Wilson
Dlle Neff, D. Dai In Ire. Dale Flowera
Mark Welch, Vern Marshall, A. O.
Vroman, grandmother of the bride;
Mattte Huenergardt, E. H. Morse, C.
D. Vroman, Carrie Byres and H. O.
Wilson.
Also, the Misses Cora Lynch, Lena
DuBols. Veda Lynch, Pauline and
Joan Vroman, sisters of the honor
guest; Margie Vroman, Myrna Huen
ergardt, Margaret Ann uaiiaire nnd
Master Dlllle Morse and Bonny Boy
Huenergardt.
Miocheon Planned
Tor Orare Circle
Mrs. James K. Hoey will be hostess
to Orace circle of the First Presbyter
tan church at her summer home at
Sunset on the Rogue next Friday
afternoon. The affair Is to be a picnic
covered d l sh luncheon snd further
announcements will be made later
by those In charge,
Club Entertained
At Lnuit Party Monday
Mlsa Georgia Heaa entertained Mon
day evening, having as her guests
members of the P. L. clubf The affair
was a lawn party at the ho meof Miss
Hens, with eupper served outside. A
business meeting followed supper.
Mlu Hard Casitndy, of Marsh field
whs honor guest of the evening. Miss
Casandy formerly lived In Medford
and was greeted by a number of old
friends.
OueUs were Iva Walden, Helen Wil
liams, Miriam Ward, Viola A Mr edge,
Ethel Humphrey, Edna Hllderbrnnd,
Lucille Cave and BenMe Thompson.
water and soap never
yet made beautiful hands
- nor did steaming water
from a laundry tub ever
improve a complexion!
!f yo-.j want to be as proud
of your appearance, as
you are of the immaculate
cleanliness of all your
garments and household
articles - bundle up the
laundry and turn the job
over to us. This modern
plant is equipped to give
you perfect sanitation.
Meekers Back From
Vacation at Resorts
Recently returned from a vacation
trip which Included visits to a num
ber of California resorts are Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Meeker and small
daughter, Eleanor. They traveled by
motor.
The Meekers went first to Lassen
national park, where they met Clar
ence Kellogg, of Los Angeles. Prom
Lassen, they drove to Reno, Nov., con
tinuing from Nevada to Lake Tahoe,
upending several days at the famous
lake.
Motoring through California, they
stopped at Placervtlle and Sacra
mento, where they were the guests of
friends, and slso at Richardson
springs In the San Joaquin valley en
route home.
Club-Lodge
Announcements
Wouonnh Club
Wenonah chib will entortaln with
a card party Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock, at the home of Gladys
Dammln, 1114 West Eighth street.
Assisting the hostess will be Florence
Rush, Ethel Hartle and Evelyn Stagg.
tlueita Expected ,
Uy Pocohontas Lodge
Preparations are being made by
Pocohontas lodge to entertain Mr.
nnd Mrs. Souza and Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Cluskoy, past great pocohontas, of
Vallejo, Cel., at the session next Fri
day evening.
The local group will put on degree
work for the visiting officers.
I'arly Planned
Thursday livening
Among events scheduled for this
week will be the Pollyanna party be
ing planned by the Mistletoe club for
Thursday evening. Hostess for the
nftslr will be Mrs. Frieda Robinson,
at her home, 331 Marie street.
Those In charge havo announced
that the affair Is a farewell party for
pollyannaa and that all members are
invited.
Assisting the hostess will be Mnrte
Sylvia, Frances MrConochla, Marie
Oantenbeln, Jessie Lang and Maude
loveii.
Travelers stop
Hi re For visit
Stopping In Medford for a few days
Isst week were Mr. snd Mrs. Loam
McCrlght and Mrs. Mlnnlo Clalllsslni.
of Los Angeles, Calif., who were
guests of Mrs. sue Haielrlgg and Miss
Eleanor MrQulston.
The visitors are en route north for
a tour of British Columbia, and ex
pect to vacation for about six weeks.
While here, they motored to Crater
Lake and expressed delimit with the
spot. They plsn to return south by
way of Yellowstone nations! park,
where they will stop for a short time.
Mrs. Robert Boyl, of Eugene, sister
of Mrs. llazelrlgg and Miss McQuls
tno. la expected to arrive today to
be their guest for the ensuing week.
Mrs. Boyl la a former resident of
Medford.
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Informal Affairs
Entertain Guests
The large number of visitor In the
valley have been the Inspiration for
a number of Informal affairs ar
ranged by their hosts and friends.
Among those recently entertaining
waa Mrs. Alice B. Egan, who Invited
a few for dinner Friday evening.
Ouests of Mrs. Egan were Mr. and
Mrs. Don Clark. Mlsa Mary Louise
Carpenter, of Boston. Mass., Miss
Helen Nowell. of Winchester, Mass.
and John Hammell and Corning
Kemy, jr.
Mlsa Carpenter haa been the guest
ror several days of Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
V. Carpenter and Miss Nowell arrived
Wednesday to bo the guest of Mr. and
Mrs, Leonard Carpenter.
Making Plans For
Annual Lawn Party
Of Mission Group
Plana are being completed by
members of the Women's Missionary
society of the First Presbyterian
church for their annual evening lawn
party which will be an event of
Tuesday evening. Hostess for the
affair will be Mra. Walter Frazler
Brown, who will entertain the group
on the lawn of her home on West
Eleventh street. Time Is announced
as 8 o'clock.
A feature of the evening will be the
program on "Youth" to be presented
by the young people's society of the
church, who will be special guests of
the evening.
Visitors are cordially Invited to be
guests of the society for the evening.
Mrs. Bell Hostess
To Club Tuesday f
Mrs. T. J. Bell was among hostesses
mis week, entertaining members of
the Talent grange H. E. C. club at
her home Tuesday afternoon. Among
the guests was Mra. Jessie Dollsrd, of
Bremerton, Wn., a sister of Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. Edwards
Visiting Here
Mrs. Grant Edwards arrived by mo
tor yesterday afternoon from her
home In Reedsport to spend several
days as the guest of friends here. She
will be remembered by her many
mends In the vslley as Miss Irva
Ftwell, formerly of this city.
.Summer Home
Scene of Picnic
Among events of the week was the
all-day plcnlo and swimming party at
the summer home of Mrs. Maude Ab
bott, who hsd as her guests members
of the Wenonsh club. Among guests
of the club were Mrs. Edith Carper
ana Mrs. wsnda Randais.
Club In Have
Ashland Picnic
Announcement has been made thst
the Chrj'snnthemum Thimble club of
Neighbors of Woodcraft will entertain
with a covered-dish luncheon at
Helman's baths In Ashland next
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Membera are requested to bring a
dish and service.
Those desiring transportation are
requested to cell Mrs. Stella Ander
son or Mrs. Ernest Bldon, who are In
charge of arrangements.
Flower Newhouse,
Mystic Speaker To
Speak Aug. 23-24
Mrs. Flower Newhouse, young mystic
teacher and author of Los Angeles
will return to Medford for two lec
tures, It was an-
nouncsd Ssturdny.
She will speak In
the Oulld hall at
8 p.m., Sunday.
August 33 on "The
Message of Christ."
and at the same
place and time,
Monday, August
U, on "Lite on
(' other Planets."
... . i 1 .) Mr NeWh0Use
hsa only recently
completed a successful two-yesr lec
ture tour through the United Ststes
snd Csnsds. Her lecture here will
be open to the public end an Invita
tion Is extended to all Interested.
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Daughters Guests of
Mother, Mrs. Hurd
For Vacation Visit
Mrs. E. H. Hi'rd Is among tbe
many Medford residents entertaining
out of town guests during the sum
mer vacation period. Arriving from
the scnth by motor -last week-end
were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Medarls, of
Loc Angeles. Mrs. Medarls Is a daugh
ter of Mra. Hurd. Mr. Medarls re.
turned south Immediately by train,
while Mrs. Medarls will remain as the
guest of her mother until Sept.'l,
Also a gueiit. of Mrs. Hurd Is Miss
Anna Hurd, of Holyoke, Mass., who
arrived several, days ago to spend
some time vacationing here. She Is
also a daughter of Mrs. E. H. Hurd.
Mrs. Hurd and her two daughters
were guests during the past week of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning of
Prospect, where recreational facilities
provide an Ideal vacation apot. Mrs.
Msnnlng Is also a daughter ot Mra.
Hurd.
Date of Wedding
Is Set at Party
At a charming party Friday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
McAllister, 19 North Peach street, an
nouncement waa made of .the ap
proaching marriage of their daughter,
Miss Marguerite McAllister, to Wiley
Phares, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
phares, of Los Angeles, which will be
an event of Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 13, at the home of the bride's
parents.
The announcement was made In a
clever way, for aa tally cards were
drawn, the significance of the outer
decoration waa noted, and, as the
cards were opened, the date of the
wedding appeared. Tiny sachets In
scented lavender and crushed rose
leaves, In pastel shaded containera,
were given the guests with the cards.
The evening was spent In playing
auction bridge and In visiting. Prizes
were awarded. Miss Ftonnle Hollers
won the traveling prize given for no
trump bids. Mrs. Ruth Fortln was
given the prize for high score. Mrs.
Jean Pugh received second high and
Miss Lucille Vale the consolation
prize.
Refreshments were served at a
beautifully appointed table centered
la yellow flowers In a crystal bowl
at either side of which triple candle
holders In crystal held white tapers.
Pastel shades, with touches of silver,
wero used In appolntmenta and serv
ice. The guest list Included: Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Phares, from Los Angeles,
who were house guests of the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McAllister; Mes
dames Mary Elson, Jeon Pugh, Ray
LeFevre, Agnes Dallalre, Ruth Fortin,
Verne Troxell, Ruth Hart, Glenn Ab
bott, of Medford: Lynn Splndler, of
Ashland: the Misses Helen McAllister,
Chloe Elson, Flonnlo Hollers, Helen
McDonnell, Lucille Vale, Catherine
Oliver, of Medford; and Ruth E.
Hanscam, of Ashland.
Burelsons Return
From Frisco Visit
With Style Hints
Medford merchants who atlended
market week In San Francisco In
cluded Mr, snd Mrs. E. T. Burelson,
who returned here Wednesdsy night
accompanied by their nine-year-old
nephew. Joe Laughtln, of Grand
Forks. N. D.. who Is spending the
summer in southern Oregon.
Both eastern and western manufac
turers displayed fall and winter ap
parel for women at the elahorate style
show which stressed the Importance
of black, according to Mr. Burelson.
Next In prominence were brown, rust,
and green. Among the new
silk fabrlca featured by style author
ltles are moire, solre and taffeta.
Velvet will be much In evidence for
evening wear. Belted and swsgRer
back coats nnd suits with novel sleeve
and collar trentment were shown with
equal frequency. Mr. Burelson stated.
Dcrwln Jacobson, who came to
Medford reccnly from Minneapolis,
Minn., will remain hers to assist Mr.
and Mrs. Burelson, his aunt and
uncle, at their store. He waa In
charge of management during their I
absence.
Fare Deportation Hearing
SPOKANE, Wash., Aug. IS. I API
Frank B. Robinson, Internationally
known founder and leader of a
psycho-rellglous movement of Mos
cow, Idaho faces a hearing Aug. 19
for deportation.
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Young Couple Wed
In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Katharine Reese became the
bride of Emll Peterson of this city,
at the home of her uncle, C. W.
McDonald, yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. The quiet ceremony was per.
formed by Dr. Sherman L. Divine
before a small group of close rela
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The bride la the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Reese, of Turin, Iowa,
and has made her home in Medford
for the put five years, being on tbe
lacuuy of the Howard school.
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for a short wedding
trip, after which they will be at
nome in Meaiord.
Rose Grocery Now
Under Management
Charles Wortman
Jerry Young, of Young's ear Mr.
ket, Sam Colton, of the Office sta.
tlonery and Supply Co., and Charles
Wortman, well known arocervman
have purchased the Rose Grocery lo-
viu at jBcason and Holly streets,
according to an announcement Sat
urday Dy Mr. wortman, who wlU man
age the store.
The Rose haa been comoletelv r
stocked during the past week and It
is now open under the new manage
ment.
Mr. Wortman haa had 18 years ex
perience In the food business. Prior
to nis leaving Medford he managed
the Twentieth Centry store then lo
cated at the corner or Main and
noiiy streets.
Mr. Wortman saya: "We will feature
home products and we are especially
luterusKiQ m me local wooden box
campaign. I have seen much good
develop from slmlllax campalgna in
other communities." ,
The Rose Grocery, which will be
open Sundaya and evenings, will hsve
a complete line of produce and fresh
meats.
John Smith has returned to Med
ford from Oakland, Cal., to assist In
the operation of the store.
SEATTLE, Aug. 1. (AP) Col. W.
B. Greeley, general manager of the
West Coast Lumbermen's Association,
sale! today a "large number" of west
ern Washington and western Oregon
lumber mills have Informed the asso
ciation they plan "adlustments of
their production" the rest of the
month and In early September,
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Latest Hand-Knlttlng styles
Hand-knlttlng la destined to hold
Its popular place In the fashion world
again thla fall with Paris, London
and New York still sponsoring It.
Bcrnat's have arranged their fall
selection of plsln and fancy yarns,
ranging ' in - characteristics from
smooth plain spun, slightly crinkled,
nubby, loose spun, to tightly wrap
ped twists. There Is a silvery, frosted
finish to msny yarns giving real
autumnal texture.
Beautiful autumnal colors Include
browns, wild honey, clove, wood and
mascara.
Reds: Gothic, cherry, Chinese Ver
million, chimney and terra cotta. ;
Greens: Vagabond, sea moss, sliver
pine and sage. .. I
Blues: Sorbert, Horizon and royal.
Purples: Heliotrope, periwinkle and
mauve.
aolds: Greenish, orange and bronze.
For Vogue and Bernat latest knit
ting patterns, instructions, Bernat
and French Imported yarns, see
MISS VENITA DALEY.
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Departing Tonight
For Lengthy Stay
In Southern City
Leaving this evening fos the south
will . be Mrs. Elsie Stone and her
daughter, Miss Ruby Stone, who will
go to Los Angeles. They plan to re
main In the south 'indefinitely, and
will be the guests of relatives and
friends for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Dow 8ton, son and
daughter-in-law of Mra. Elsie Stone,
left last week to make their home In
San Francisco, where he was trans
ferred. Also leaving last week to
mske his home In the bay city was
Vaughn Stone, brother of Dow.
Mrs. Stone and Miss Stone will be
away for several weeka, and may de
cide to make their home In the south.
Stewards Return
From Market Week
In San Francisco
After completing a month's busi
ness visit In Los Angeles and San
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Steward
arrived here Friday by motor. They
attended market week style shows In
both of California's fashion centers.
Fall and winter dresses feature ac
centuated shoulder lines,, fuller,
shorter skirts and elaborate braid
trimming, according to Mrs. Steward.
Many of the new coats are lavishly
trimmed with fur. some of them
using banda of fur on the skirt.
Feathers are favored for the high
crowned hats which are shown In
felts and velvets. In addition to black
and brown, rich tones of green, brick
and Dubonne are Included In the fall
and winter color chart.
Before returning to Medford. Mr.
and Mrs. Steward were guests of the
latter'a sister, Mlsa Joan stoehr, who
Is In the surgery deosrtment of the
Saint San Bernardino Hospital. She
recently completed three years of
training at the Merrltt Hosdii.1 in
Oakland and the Lost Angeles county
Ward Dept. Heads
Attend Style Show
Mrs. Maurlne Williamson, fashion
department head; Everett Hooper,
men's wear department head and H.
L. Brown, manager of the local Mont
gomery Ward store, left today for
Portland to attend a Montgomery
Ward fashion show.
The latest New York fashion show
ings for fall, both In men's and
women's wear will be on dlsplsy, ac
cording to Mr. Brown. Orders will be
taken and the merchandise will be
rushed to the local Ward atore as
soon ss possible.
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Visitor Stops Here
After Orient Stay
Stopping In Medford this week-end
on the laat phase of an extensive va
cation trip la Miss Hazel May, of
Vancouver, Wn. Miss May, who ar
rived Friday from San Francisco, la
the guest of her sister and brother.
In-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Wray.
Miss May Is en route home after a
visit to the Orient, where she has
spent the past two months traveling.
She made stops at many of the nu
merous outstanding places of Inter
est,, and Is returning home with a,
wide travel experience behind her.
The visitor was expected to leave
for the north today or tomorrow.
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