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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. "AUGUST 23, 1936 SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF SHE WEEK By JANET WRAY SMITH Malcolm Jones, Helen Kendell, Wed At Capital A wedding of much interest in Salem and Medtord was that of Miss Helen Kendall, daughter of Mr. J. J. Kendell of Stanfleld, and Malcolm LundT Jones, eon of the Rev. and Mra. 8. H. Jonea of Jacksonville. The rites were performed Wednesday eve. nlng, August IB, at 8 o'clock. In the Prist Presbyterian church 01 saiem, with the bridegroom's father official inc. After the ceremony the couple left Immediately by motor for a wedding trip. Upon their return to the cap! tal they will be at home at 1340 Chemeketa street. Mlas Kendell attended Willamette university and Is a member of Theta Chi. Mr. Jones was graduated from Willamette this spring and Is now a student at Willamette law school. He Is affiliated with Alpha Psl Delta and Delta Theta Phi. He wll! continue Ills law studies this fall. The groom's father, Rev. 8. H. Jones, Is pastor of the Presbyterian church at Jacksonville. He and Mrs. Jones are vacationing at Lebanon. M Mra. Wlllett Ends Vacation Mrs. Rosa Blackmore Wlllett has returned to her home on the Bouth Pacific highway after spending a va cation of three weeks In tho Kea woods of northern California, making her headquarters at Crescent City. ha hss re-ooened her studio and resumed her mualo teaching. Miss Hnmong Returns From Trip Miss Georglana Hussong returned this week from a fortnight vacation In southern California and Old Mex ico. While In the south she visited the larger cities- as well as spots off the beaten path, and she reports moat enjoyable vacation. The F. It. club, of which ahe 1 prominent member, la welcoming her home this week, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hess were the subjects of an Informal golng-away gathering be fore they left during the week for a two week's vacation In Washing ton and British Columbia. Fashion Favors Curls Princess style dresses and new hats perched high on milady's head require ar tlstio Permanents ' $2.45 $3.75 $5.00 FINGER WAVES 50 Murray's Beauty Shop 2nd Floor Mann's Phone 363 Ore an'd Bullion? Purchased Uiri by ItaM l CtOwsfe) Mtittikt4 nor WILD B B R G BROS. SMRLT1NG mii'lNlNQ CO. Otn.1741 M.iltl St..S.n PrwdK PUnti South Sn Vriiuttro SALARY no! one cent You needn't figure a woman's lime in the cost of washing her own clothes. If she were paid but a pit lance the expense would be greater than for having us do it. Our charge is only a tnllo more than home- Rough Dry 3 lbs. 56c 7 each additional pound FILM ACTOR WEDS SPORTSWOMAN Iff ? Y t-W'itVi ' ' , thy ; i Announcement by Randolph Scott (left), film actor, that he had mar rled Mrs. Marlon DuPont SomerVlllo (right), nationally known horse woman and owner of the old home of President James Madison, on March 23 at Charlotte, N. C, proved a big surprise to their fellow cltliens of Orange county, Va. (Associated Press Photos) Illinois Club Asks Gardeners To Tea A pie n Bant afternoon Is anticipated by members of the Medford Garden club on Friday, August 28. For they have received an Invitation to the autumn flower show and tea an nounced by the II 11 new Garden club for that dato. The show and tea will be held at the attractive horn of Mra. Agnes Smith. The Illinois club has also asked Mfss Jane Snedlcor, president of the Medford club, to appoint several per sons from the local organisation to act as Judges, Club-Lodge Announcements Zlon Ladles The Zlon Lutheran Ladles' Aid soc iety will meet at the home ot Mrs. Hugo Gunthar, S13 South Newtown avenuo, Thursday afternoon at 3:00. A largo attendance la desired. P. U Club The P. I. club will have a picnic party for the members and their families Monday evening at fl o'clock on Wagner creek, It was announced yesterday. League of Western Writers , The local chapter of League of Western Wrltera will begin activities In September. A short report of the convention will be given by the dele gate, Mra. A. V. Oraves. Other mem bers are requested to bring their writing achievements, since the last meeting. An Important business ses llon will be held end a good attend ance la requested. Chrvsantliemum Circle Chrysanthemum Circle, No. 84. Nelghbora of Woodcraft, will meet at the I. O. O. P. hall Monday night at 8 o'clock for a business aesalon. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p m. After your vacation, freshen your skin with Delcano Cosmetics. Young's Drug Co., Main and 8. Central. washing costs. True economy results from careful planning. A capable home man ager gels more In quality, service, and leisure for small sums, than does her more carcloss sister. Missionary Group Holds Big Meet The Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church gave their annual lawn party Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Prazer Brown. Over 60 members and guests were In attendance, and re ported a splendid evening. Miss Laura Bailey, vice president, presided over the brief business ses sion when plana were discussed and committees appointed for the coming state synodlcal which meets In Med ford October Jo. 16 and 17. with rver 100 delegates to be here. Speakers from the national and foreign boards will be In attendance, it was stated. The program for the evening was prosentod by members of the Young People's society of the ohurch, prj. sontlng reports and subjects dis cussed at their recent conference at Plr Point, near Olendale. Youth and Worship was ably presented by Miss Bditn nodgxins; Making Missions Live In Our Own Church was Inter estingly told by Miss Bernlce Baker. Miss Hnlda Hose told in a most Im pressive manner of the closing vesper hour service at the conference on Sunday evening. A flute solo by Arthur Clark was well received. Mrs. Sherman L. Di vine led a brief dlsousalon on co operation of both the younger and older members of the church In ad vancing Its many activities during the coming year. It was stated following the meeting that It was one of the moat success ful, helpful and Interesting "group gatherings held In some time, and other union meetings of the two groups are to be given during the coming year. The hostess wss assisted In serving Iced tea and cakes during the soolal hour by Mesdames R. M. Hood. o. J. Oould. L. Dell Welch and E. Jaqua. Mrs. Volney DUon presided at the tea table. The next meeting will be the aocloty'a annual luncheon to be given In the church dining room Sep tember lo. H'enonnh Club lliilils Card Party The Wenonah club held one of their popular card parlies during the week st the home of Qladys Rammln. Those assisting the hostess were Florence Hush, Ethel Heertel, and Evelyn Stogg. High prise In bridge was won by Anna Llnell and high in pinochle went to Pcgiry Orlmes. Cluests were Mrs. Moore, Mrs Smith and Mrs. Wsterston. Shop From Your EASY CHAIR Why not telephone your order for drugs and toilet need? We'll fill the order accurately and deliver it promptly. Nothing extra is added to our low prices for this extra service. Lodge Notables Yisit Pocahontas The Pocahontas lodge, meeting In regular session Friday night, wel comed many California notables of the lodge. The following visitors were introduced to the council: Mr. and Mrs. McCluskey, the latter past great Pocahontas from Vallejo, Caul, Mrs. Koepp, great second runner from Avenal, Calif.: Mr. Harvey Hltc, drill captain and great trustee, and Mrs. Hazel Hlte, past great Pocahontas from Long Beach, Calif., and Mr. Sousa. great .trustee and Mrs. Sousa from Vallejo. Other notables were Mrs. Freda Mlslove of San Gabriel, Calif.; Mr. McAfee, district deputy and team captain, and Mra. McAfee of Santa Barbara; Mrs. Cora Camp from Whit tier, Calif.; Mra. Rogers from Avenal; Mra. Owlngs, past Pocahontas of Long Beach; Mrs, P. O. N. Frasler, past Pocahontas and vice president of Past Pocahontas association of aouth ern California, from Long Beach. Degree work ab the meeting wss put on and H. Wayne Keesee was Initiated Into the mysteries of the order. Interesting talks were given by many of the visitors. Pythian Club Activity Told The first August meeting of the Pythian club was enjoyed on August 9. as guests of Mrs. Catherln fisher st Union Creek resort. The after noon waa spent in hiking and visit. Ing, with a picnic supper at 6. Those enjoying Mrs. Fisher's hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. William Swarte. Mr. and Mra. J. T. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Conrad and aon, Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Flchtner and sons. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Walden and daughter. Mrs. Lola Cole, Mrs. Grace Reed, Mra O. J. Wolf, Mrs. Emma Jeschke. Mrs. Winnie Heinle, Mra. Chester Baker, Mrs. Elizabeth Temple, Miss Virginia stout, Mr. Alfred Wolf and Mr. John Jones. The second meeting for the month was a bridal shower for Mrs. Albert Miller, nee Cecal Sullivan,' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Swartx on August 18. Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Judge assisted. A plcnlo supper was enjoyed on the lawn follbwed by opening of the gifts presented Mrs. Miller. The remainder of the evening was spent playing carda with prizes going to Mrs. Edna Nixon and Mr. Miller for high score, and to Mrs. J. T. Con rad and to George Flsk for low Others present were Mr. end Mrs. Albert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Flsk. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Yarbrough, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yoat, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Walden. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baker, Mra. Esther Walden, Mrs. Minnie) Heinle, Mrs. Elizabeth Temple, Mrs. O. J. Wolf, Mrs. O. W. Whlllock, Mrs. Emma Jeschke, Mrs. Grace Reed. Mrs. Edna Nixon, Mr. Charles Lewis, Mr. John Jones, Mr. Ed Shackle, Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Judge and the host and hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Carl Flcht ner. 613 South Holly street, on Sep tember 3, with Mr. and Mra. W. L. Walden assisting. A picnic supper will be served on the lawn at 6:30 o'clock. Former Teas Meirell Leaves Following Visit Mrs. E. C. Wllkerson of Ssn Fran cisco left on the Shasta Thursday evening for her home after visiting for several weeks with friends and relatives here and In Klamath Falla. Sho was formerly Miss Teas Merrell and graduated from Medford high school In 1033. Miss Duckley Has Visitor Miss Cotherlne Buckley yesterday welcomed to her home on the Apple gate, Miss Helen Collins of San Fran cisco. Mlas Collins will visit at the Buckley ranch for sevarsl weeks. M Visitors At Stanley Home Mr snH Mrs P. W. Hotrhkls snd datif-thter Beatrice, and Mlas Doris McKenlen. all of Lakevlew, were I.H.I. din-ins fhe uwlc nt t.hs home of Mr. and Mra. Roy Stanley ot Eagle roini. Join ETHELWYN B HOFFMANNS Hosiery Club Even ISth pair free New Committees For Garden Club Named This Week Committees for the new vesr re cently sppolnted at a meeting of the Medford Garden club board, were an nounced this week hv Mi T.r.. Snedlcor, president. One of the most important, the Droaram mmmtttM will be composed of the following prominent nower landers, each serv ing xor one month: . . Mra. Pred Cummlnn. fUntmh.,. Mrs. Curtis Darby. October; Mrs. Le- iona menizer, November: Mrs. Ray mond Mlksche, December; Mrs. T. W Miles, Januarv: Mrs. A. n nAamA. February; Jane Snedlcor, March; Mrs. u. c. wuuams, April; Mrs. Ralph Woodford, May. Other committees Include: public ity, Mra. Eva Nealon Hamilton inn Mrs. 0. L. Oentner; plant sales. Mrs. L. Bundy. Mra. J. R. O'Connor. Mrs. H. F. W. Spllver, Mrs. o. Arnsplger, Mrs. Wlnfleld Bailey: membership. Mrs. Milton Ottoman, Mrs. Roland Beach and Mra. Cope. Library committee. Mr. Alfr.H a V. Carpenter, Mrs. L. E. Williams, and Mrs. W. W. Aldrlch; rock and rose gardens, Mrs. c. L. Ooff. m rri Flchtner, Miss Helen Bullie; civic committee, Mrs. A. E. Reames. Mrs. Leonard Carpenter and Mra, T. W. Miles. School gardens mmmiHu Mra. Curtis Darby, Mrs. Ralph Wood- iora, airs. Milton Ottoman. Mra O. Arnsplger, Mrs. R, c. Van Valzah and Mra. E. E. Wllaon. Delzells Feted Upon Departure A group of about 30 last night gathered at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Don Newbury for a cocktail party honoring Mr. and Mra. T. W. Delzell who leave shortly for Port land where they will remain for sev eral months. As a part of the golng-away party, the group went to the Town Olub after leaving the Newbury home, for dinner and dancing. What the Girl x Scouts Are Doing The Lesion convention In tni.... was attended by a large delegation in-ni meaiora and oil voted It a suc cess. Mrs. Myrtle Olmscheld. who wss president of the Medford aux iliary three years ago snd deportment iiaae onalrman for the past two years, waa elected president of dis trict four. The auxlllarv hsrf tn rAnHnnaii fine year under the leadership of Preelri.n ITH.fti- ' . . . uuiiwu, una airs, Martin received the Department Leg Islatlve and Education of War Or phans chalrmanahlp for the next yoar. Mrs. Minnie Brvant ... siirnHl and thrilled when sh w.. .ti.rf n the platform during one of the meet ings. In recognition of the fine work she did during the poppy post er contest, and for turning In the winning poster for the department, ahe was awarded a picture. Mra. Oeorsls Hollnwsv mmImh citation of merit fnt ate outstanding wora in Amoricani.r-. Vo other ci tations were given to the local unit: the department citation for carrying out the department and national service program and tho national ci tation for carrying out the national program. Mrs. Olsdys Turnbull gave a poppy rase to each unit tn be ujuvi in in. Itlatlon work. Clarkson Guests Leaving Here ffonn Mrs. William Clarkson and family have been entertaining welcome guests nt their home the past few months. In the persons of Mrs. Joe Clsrkson and daughter Jean, of Hot Springs, Arkansaa, who arrived In July. The guests expect to leave for their home Monday, accompanied by Mr. Clnrkson who arrived two weeks ago. The Clarksons have been enter tained by many friends during their stay here. Db Malt Tribune want ada. DEMOCRAT? Then you'll eujoy this NEW DEAL in Ice Crennis! It's TYB (A new deal term meaning "The Very Best"). It's smooth Noted Family . . Visited Here Judge and Mrs. Arthur Erb and young daughter Eunice Margaret, of Beverly Hills, California, spent last week visiting relatlvea In Medford and vicinity. Mrs. Erb will be remembered as Miss Highland Reeder, daughter of the late "Congressman Reeder of Kan- aa. Sho Is also a niece of Mrs. D. W. Wheeler, Mrs. Mary L. Mathews of 133 Almond street, and Aaron And rews of 718 West Main street In Medford. Judge Erb and hie family had been on a trip up the coast highway to Seattle, where they visited relatives. While here they spent a day at Crater lake, accompanied by Mrs. Erb's aunt, Mrs. Wheeler. They left for Beverly Hills Thursday morning, intending to return by way of Cres cent City and the coast highway. Mrs. Erb'a brother and slster-ln- law, Mr. and Mrs. Leland P. Reeder and son Billy, of Beverly Hills, are expected to arrive shortly, after pur- aulng a more leisurely trio north ward. Former Miss Wall Visits With Family Mrs, E. G. Hunt nt C.nUxtntrn California, the former Miss Rosamond Wall of this city, la vlaltlng here with her small daughter, Alona, at the nome of her mother. Mrs. Alonia Wall, on McAndrews road. She ar rived Frldav mornlnrr RnH wilt r. main here vlsltlncr with h.r nmiiv and friends for several weeks. Oak drove Club Entertained Wednesday Mrs. W. Knlps and Mrs. Fred San der entertained the Oak Grove Neighborhood club Wednesday at the Sander home. The afternoon was spent In aewlng and visiting. During the afternoon refreshments of . Ice cream and cake were served. Visitors were Mrs. E. R. Wheeler and chil dren of Portland. The next moetln will be at the home of Mrs. J. S. Lundy on the third Wednesday in September. ' LOW COST I """"" "j"t4"" i1""1 '''-"""""""""'Tl AND QUALITY MEET IN THIS A genuine Maytag washer at a low price, yet made of quality material through and through in the same careful manner and by the same skilled workmen as Maytag's finest washer. It has many of the features that make Maytag the standard of washer value everywhere. -k-0IVIDI0 WnlNeis, WITH INCLOSED, lEir-nEVIMINQ DRAIN OOUMUn.lUHK SJYnATATOR WAIHINQ A0TI0N QUItT, IN0L0SID, Olt.PACXID DDIVI ROOMY, POnOfLAIN INAMILIDTUI AUT0-TTH SHIFT LEVER SoILDt 229 East Main as Jim Farley's head, and as sweet as No vember's election re sults! Brace up for the coming battle with SNTDER'S BETTER ICE CREAMS! The Snider Dairy Wheeler-Puhl Rites Sunday Miss Gladys Wheeler and Herbert Puhl were quietly married Sunday mcirning, August 16, at the parsonage ol the Methodist church, with the Re 7. Joseph Knot to officiating. The bride waa lovely in an old rose dress with green accessories. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Helen Porter, and Lee Franks acted as best man. The couple left Immediately for a short honeymoon trip along the Oregon coast, after which they will m&ke their home in Medford, where both are well known. California Visit on Leave After Week Here Mr. and Mra. B. H. Clement and daughter Lorraine of Santa Rosa, California, were guests here during the past week of Mr. Clement's sis ter, Mra. P. B. Hagerty and brother. A. R. Clement. They left on Thurs day, planning to stop for several days at Lassen national park in northern California, before continu ing home. 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