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SOCIETY AND CLUB VEIVS OF .THE IVEEK
. V By IkSVt WKAY SMITH
Two Take Vow
Quiet Ceremony
At Home Today
In a quiet ceremony at ' o'clock
this afternoon, Mlai Marf ant Milling,
daughter of Mr. and Mm. Karl Mall
log, will become the bride of Xrmt
Freytar. aon of Mra. Emma A. frey
tag of Oregon City.
The servlee will be read by tha Itv.
I. 8. Bartlam at the home of the
brKle'f parent before about 30 rela
tives and close friends. The young
couple will be attended by Mrs. Herb
Uuenther. sister of trie Bride, as ma'
tion of honor and Blehsrd Earl Melt
ing as best man.
Mrs. Elliott Butler of Portland, for
merly of this city, will sing "01
Promise Me" and "Dream of Ive"
recedlnsj the ceremony, flhe Is to
b accompanied by Mrs. Elsie Welsen
berger, who later will play traditional
wedding music for entrance of the
wvddlng party.
The bride Is to be given In marriage
by her father.
Miss Melting will wear a white silk
suit and a corsage of gardenias. Her
attendant will be similarly attired In
pink with a matching corsage. Del
phiniums, Canterbury bells, rosea and
other seasonal flowers will form a
colorful background for the cere
mony, which will be followed by a
reception.
, The bride Is well-known In the
city, having lived here the greater
part of her life. Her large number of
friends In the city and valley have
bsen much Interested In the com
ing osremony. Mr. Freytag came to
Medford a short time ago from Ore
gon City and has made many friends
since his arrival. He attended Ore
gon State college.
A number of affairs have been ar
r.u.ged by Medford friends of the
young couple to precede the wed
ding. Recent hostesses entertaining
for the bride-elect Include Mrs. Lee
Bishop, Mrs. Richard Payne, Mrs.
Herb Quenther, Mrs. Monte Rouln
tree and Mrs. Edna Krelgsr.
Out of town guests here for the
ceremony Included Mrs. Emma Prey
tax, mother of the groom, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Dickey of Ashland; Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Aker of Redding:
Mr. and Mra. P. M. Nellson of Salt
Lake City; and Mrs. Elliott Butler of
Portland.
Regular Meeting
net for Monday
Members of the P. L. club will be
entertained at the home of Miss Nell
Cstor, 13 Newtown street, for regular
session tomorrow evening. AU mem
bers are urged to be present.
perlal Session
Called Tuesday
A special business session of the
Medford Business and Professional
Women's club hss been scheduled for
Tuesday evening by Mrs. M. M. Sni
der, new president, at her borne, 10
North Orange street.
Officers and committee ohalnnen
are to present reports of the past
year's activities and plans for next
yesr will be outlined. Additional
committee oppolntmenta will be an
nounced by Mrs. Snider.
All members are particularly re
quested to be present. Calendar year
for the club ends July 1 and regular
sessions will be suspended during the
summer months. Picnics and recrea
tional activities ars being planned
for the vacation period.
Safety Deposit
Boxes For Rent at
Lawrence 's
Jewelry Store
Former Jarksnn County Bank
Vault.
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For two dollars a year you can't
afford to take a chance on valu
able papers.
TO THE LAUNDRY THEY
CAN GO!
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WHEN your rej ruqt bo
gin ts look a little thebby,
don't discard tnem rhey
can be lent her for
deeming 41 well et your
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Mine Manure! Melllng, pupillnr Mrdforil girl, who Is to heroine the
nrine or r:rnu rrrymg at the nome or iter parents, .Mr. and Mra. Karl Mcll
Inr. thla nflcrnoon.
Miss Lindley and
Gerald Latham to
Be Wed Saturday '
Mr. nd Mrs. D. O. Lindley hav
.announced the coming mnrrlngo of
tnelr daughter, LoU, to Ocrnld Lath
urn, son of Mr. hikI Mra. P. C. Latham.
The ceremony Iff to be solemnised
very qulrtly next Sututdfiy. The
couple will be unnttended.
Folio wltn the ceremony, the young
couple will lenve for the south, plan
ning to spend n week In San Fran
cisco before returnlnR to make their
l.nme here at 2 Catherine Court
Both Miss Lindley and Mr. LMhim
nn widely known in the cny una
valley, where they have many friends
They are graduates of Medford high
school.
MIsa Rllrnbetli Fleischer enterUln-
ed for the bride-elect at her home
Thursday with a miscellaneous show
ir. Ouests were tho Misses OevnUllne
And Alleen Latham. Bnrbara Wall.
Audrey Loflnnd. Alta Lindley and
Mrs. Fred Lennard, Mrs. Ben Newman
and the honor guest.
j Important Session
I Ket fur Wednesday
I AU members of the United Spanish
j Wsr Veterans Auxiliary are parilcu-
I larly urged to be present for the
j scnslon scheduled for Wedncsdsy eve-
ning at 8 o'clock In the nrmory
I I hose In charge stnte that a full at
tendance Is expected.
WE launder rg rugi, com
forteblet, blankets or cur
tain, to that they really
look like new.
SEND them in this weekl
S lbs. 56c
Laundry
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Party Wednesday
For Young Guest
Prominent smonn social evenU of
the past week for the valley's younger
soclelltcs was the dinner pnrty ar
ranged Wednesday evemns by Mrs.
Martin Luther for Miss Ann Scherer
of San Francisco and Miss Jeanne
Snlnde.
MIm Scherer Is Is s house guest at
the Selade home and Is being wel
comed by Mrdford young people.
Following dinner at the Luther
home, guests were entertained at a
moonlight horseback ride.
Ouests Included tho Misses Ann
Scherer, Jennne and Helens Snlnde.
Nstslle Tengwsld. Dswn Owcne. De
borah Tumy. Chsrlty Hurt. Virginia
Hammond Doris Southwlrk and Bar
bara Lcmmon and Messrs. Milton
Bedford, Jim Henry. Martin Luther.
Bruce Hammond. Woldon Riddle.
Burdctte Dodge Don Hoot. Ed Carter
and Robert Brown.
The nffalr was one of ninny occupy,
lng the attention of young residents,
nwny of whom have recently re
turned from school.
Valley Vlnltors
f rom California
Among the numerous visitors In
the city are Mrs. John Rode snd
young son Frederic, who srrlvcd early
this week from Sun Frnnclsco to be
Ki.eata of Mrs. Rode's mother, Mrs.
Cleorge Gardner and other relatives
lor a short while.
Mrs. Rode Is being greeted by s
number of Medford friends. She was
formerly Miss Oeraldlne Oardner snd
was active In music circles here and
at the University of Oregon.
She Is the granddaughter of Mrs
Cordelln Richardson of this city.
US.WN MOwr.RS sharpened. We call
arm nei. suns Bros,, Tel, st. JJ N. Fir.
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UB. Hoffmann
REDUCTIONS
DRESSES DRESSES
Formerly to $12.95 Formerly to $25
$395 . $595 $995 . $ 295
HATS
Formerly to $16 75
$2oo -$300. $500
BLOUSES I COATS
Linens Crepes Sues 13-20
$P5 j Vl Price
Eight Joint Hosts .
At Dancing Party
At Lodge Saturday
Among largest affairs of the month
was the dance arranged Ust evening
by four couples, entertaining Jointly.
Mr, and Mrs. Homer Marx, Dr. and
Mrs. A. X. Phillips, Dr. and Mrs.
Ij wight H. rind ley snd Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Payne Invited a large group
of friends to the Gllhousen lodge on
Rogue river last evening. The cool
river setting provided a welcome
change from the suddenly rising tem
perature of the valley during the
past week.
Ouests were Invited for dancing at
6 :30 o'clock with supper being served
later In the evening. Invitations
were Issued to ninety couples.
American Legion
Auxiliary
By Orsce Holmes
Auxlllsry members and wives of
Legionnaires are Invited to attend
the much delayed picnic at Jackson
hot springs Tuesday evening, June
38. The swim and picnic la to be
a mother-daughter event. This wss
postponed the early part of this
month because of the rainy weather.
The swim will stsrt at 11:30 p. m.
followed by a picnic supper. Bring
table service and a basket lunch
Ice cream and coffee are furnished
If transportation Is needed cell Mrs.
Edwsrd Leach at 385'-R-l.
The largest membership enroll
ment In IU history will be reached
by the American Legion auxiliary
during June. Tho auxiliary entered
June with an enrollment of 415.00U
members. A totsl membership 01
450,000 U expected tor 1937 accord
ing to thellsst figures of the state
membership chairman.
Support of the peace program ol
tho American Legion will have a
n,n,innt ni. in the summer
activities of the auxiliary. Auxiliary
women throughout the country navt
been working vigorously for the pro
gram since It wss adopted In Cleve
land. Ohio, last fall and hope tc
see It completely acnteveo oeiurr
the end of the summer.
The nroiram calls for neutrality
fully enforced to keep the United
states from entsnglement in for
eign wars: passage of a universal
service law to provide equal service
for all snd special profits for non
in event iof wsr, and strengthening
of the natlonsl defenses to give as
surance that weakness of defensr
will not Invite sggrewlona which will
force the united a '.tes in war.
Tho auxlllsry unit of Medford is
to have Its vacation for the next
two months and all members are
reminded of the state convention to
t hi in Alhsnv In Autrust. Ac
cording to the lstest reports It Is
to bo the "best ever convention
all are urged to attend.
Party Scheduled
Tuesday Evening
Members of Pvthlan Sisters are to
K hMtun at a. nubile card Dart?
planned for Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock in the K. p. nan. urmge ana
ninochle will be played and score
n wards made. Refreshments are to
bu served by the committee in charge
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
anyone Interested.
Club Schedules
Uriel r.e Lund .run ,
Th., Misses Annie and Katie Kelle-
,ior will be hostesses to members and
rnnru nf the Bulldlns Bridge club at
tnelr home, 1019 South Oakdale ave
nue, next Thursday afternoon
The affair Is to be dessert-lunch
eon at 1:30 o'clock with bridge fol
lowing during the afternoon. Any
one Interested in an afternoon of
bUdge is extended a cordial invitation
oy those In charge.
limeys Return
From Trip Kait
Among recently returned Medford
ltes are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harvey
and daughter, MIm Opal Harvey, who
arrived home Friday.
The Harveya have been traveling In
the east, where they were the guests
of relatives. They went by the south
ern route and returned through
northern states, after visits to eastern
cities and vacation spots en rout.
They have been away about two
months,
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Miss Gay Rilehanan. daughter of
rlty, vhn left this week for Juneau,
Olenn Croue July 10.
Former Residents
Honored Thursday
About fifty Medford friends of Mr.
jnd Mrs. H. C. Garnett and daughter,
Alta, of Alhambra, Calif., and Miss
Grace Bratney of Portland were en
tertained Thursday evening at a re
ception at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Carlow.
The Garnctts and Miss Bratney are
)1 former residents who have been
visiting here and the affair waa ar
ranged to enable Medford friends to
greet them.
An Impromptu program was ar
ranged during the evening and In
cluded plnno solos by Miss Mary Lou
ise McElhose; readings by Mrs. S. L.
Dennett, formerly of Medford but
now living with a daughter, Mm. H.
S. Swingle in Trail; vocal duet by
Misa Bratney and Dr. Carlow, accom
panied by Miss Dorothy Culy; reading
by Miss Garnett; and reminiscences
by Mrs. James Bowling and Mr. Gar
nett, who recalled former Medford
v'ays.
Mesdames Frank Stlnson. Edna My
ers and Branch Culy assisted the hos
tfus In servlne re fresh m en ta.
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Mr. and Mr p. ,1. A. Durhnnan of this.
Alaska, where she will lie married to
Mrs, Reed To
be Hostess
Mrs. Homer Reed will entertain
members of the Pythian club at hei
home, 328 Edward street, Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The affair is to be bridge with re
freshments planned for the evening.
Mrs. J. P. Conrad Is to assist the
hostess.
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Bride-elect Sails
For Juneau Rites
Scheduled July 10
Among the many Medford girl
planning early summer weddings Is
Miss Osy Buchanan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Buchanan, who will
become the bride of Olenn Crouse
July 10.
The ceremony U to be solemnized
In Juneau, Alaska, where Mr. Crouse
Is now residing. Miss Buchanan left
Medford by train Wednesday evening
for .Seattle, Wash., where she was to
embark for Alaska.
Both bride and groom-to-be nave
many friends In the city. Mr. Crouse
is a former Medford resident and Mist
Buchanan has lived here for the psst
few years. They will make their
home In the northern city.
A number of affairs feted the bride
elect preceding her departure. Among
those entertnlnlng for her were her
sister-in-law. Mrs. W. A. Buchanan,
who arranged a breakfast shower.
Picnic Climaxes
Week's Activity
Past officers Florence Rush, Wilms
Hayes. Rosa Young and Theo Anseth
occupied chairs at the Friday evening
session of Pocahontas lodge.
Attendance gift went to Gladys
Val term Ire. Birthdays of Maude Ab
bott, Lou Waterston, Nell Melllng. Ax
il e Meredith, Mae Anderson, Nell
Prock, Elva Gentry and Floyd Wat
kins were observed and gifts present
ed. Following business session, mem
bers and guests were entertained at
cards, scoring awards going to Har
riet Watson, Maggie Erskine, Frank
Rush, Ed Schackel, Wllma Hayos,
Gladys La wren tz and Robert Dooms.
Refreshments were served by Peggy
Purdln and Dick Singler.
Members of the Redmen and Poca
hontas lodges and their families are
being entertained today at the annual
Joint picnic at the summer home of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Abbott at Lake
Creek.
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Closing time for Too Late to Clas
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to Inspect Our Toiletries Department
State President to
Report on Conclave
Of special Interest to club circlet
.his week will be the Medford visit
t Mrs. Necla Buck of Portland, state
president of W.C.T.U.
Mrs. Buck la to be a guest of the
local W.C.T.U. unit Wednesday, she
tb stopping here en route bom after
attending the world convention of
W C.T.U. in Washington, D. C. Mem
bers and friends of the organization
will gather In the Presbyterian church
parlors Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock when Mrs. Buck will address
the group, reporting on conclave ses
sions and activities In the 60 coup,
tries represented at the conference.
The session la to be an open one
and a cordial Invitation la extended
to anyone Interested,
Victors Leave
to Return Home
Recent visitors In the city were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward H. Oardner and
daughter, June, who spent the past
week as guests at the home of Mr,
Gardner's son, W. L. Gardner.
The visitors returned to their home
In Washington by way of the Red-
wood and coast highways. During
their stay here they viewed Crater
Lake and Oregon Caves.
Auxiliary Guest.
At Wilson Home
Members of the Baptist auxlllsry
were entertained at the home of Mra,
Myrtle Wilson Tuesday afternoon
vith a garden party.
Mrs. Effle Dally presented a book
review with map Illustrations and, a
discussion of the, "migrants."
Guests .or,, .the afternoon Included
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Garnett and
daughter, Alta, of Alhambra, Calif.,
Miss Grace Bratney of Portland, Miss
fisther Taylor of McMlnnville and
Mrs. Ed Skinner of Texas.
Mrs. Myrtle Bosheara and Mrs.
Mary Strickland assisted the hostess.
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Closing time for Too Late to Clas
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