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FOTTW lrEDFO'RT) f ATL THTBUXE, IVrflDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1937 SOCIETY, zAND CLUB iKEWS OF I'HE WEEK ' V By ORAOE OBAFT Dinner Is Given Friday Evening At Med ford Hotel Ur. and Mrs. R. w. Prune wsra hosts (or a dinner party of twelve Ftiday evening at the Mediord Hotel, Quests were Rev. and Mrs. B. 8. Bartlam. Mies Anne Livingston, Ma jor A. R. Livingston, Mr. end Mrs, John 0. Mann, Mr. end Mrs. c. M, Kldd, and Mr. and Mrs. D. rord Me Oormlck. Mrs. Kurtz Given Party by Choir . In honor ot Mrs. Effle Kurtz, on completion of her seventh year as director of the choir of the First Christian church, a party was given at the home of the president, Mri Lois Young, Thursday evening fol lowing the regular rehearsal, by members of the group. Mrs. Kurtz was presented with gift with Marmle Olson making the presentation speech. Days Take Salads Home for Winter Mr. and Mrs. John Day are occupy ing the home of Mrs. Louis Salads for the winter. Mrs. Salads will apend several months In southern Califor nia. Major, Mrs. Stafford Will Reside Here Newcomers to the city Include Ma jor and Mra. Ben Stafford and son Bruce who will occupy the Dodge home on Oeneva. Major Stafford, who was transferred from Hawaii recent ly, will be In Redding, California, for a few weeks, and will come to Med ford about November 1 where he will be connected with the 000. Mra. Stafford has been here for a couple of weeks. She and her son are In Port land for the week-end as guest of Captain and Mrs. Blsy. Colony Club Will Resume Meetings The Colony club will resume meet ings after the summer vacation per iod on Tuesday afternoon at 1:48 o'clock. Mrs. A. E. Reames la pres ident of the group. Miss Livingston Is Hostess Saturday i Miss Anne Livingston entertained at dinner Saturday for Mr. and Mra. p. Corning Kenly and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams. Miss Dorothy Roberta Reaches Berlin Miss Dorothy Roberts, who left Medford in August on a six months trip to Europe, hss srrlved tn Berlin, according to word received by her parents, Mr. and Mra. O. M. Roberts. Miss Roberta traveled to Berlin from Parts and will remain there a cou ple of weeks. Later she will go to Italy and other . countries on the oontlnent. Two Leave for Nan Francisco Mrs. Belle Thompson and Mrs. Maud Clemenson' left Saturday for San Pranclsco where they will visit rela tives. Mrs. Thompson will return In two weeks end Mrs. Clemenson plans to be away a month. Reheknh Lodge to Meet Monday Olive Rebekah lodge will meet Mon day evening at 7:S0 o'clock Instead of 8 p. m. Officers and members are eaked to note the change In time. easterners Visit With Relatives Mr. snd Mrs. Crawford Ummon had as their guests lsst week Mr. Lemmon's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Crawford of Orange, New Jersey, and Miami Florida, and another aunt Mrs. Charles Wooden of Ontcrvllle, lows. They left Frl dsy for Florida to" spend the winter. it qamuicr l 1 V Autumn Bride '.j : ' --., ' v ... r;-,;i ,-,;;rv -.-V c : -X V .'' i .. , r,V V' 'I'M , 4 j ' f ' I, W'iv,.'V4-,":faW Mrs. John Htfivwn Conner (vfnnet .Mra, E. J. Hmllh, whoso marriage wai the Catholic rectory. Mrs. McCormick and Sisters Return From Trip to Texas Mrs. D. Ford McCormick. accom panied by her two sisters, Miss Frances Powers and Miss Marie Pow ers, returned to her home here Fri day of Inst week following a three week's trip to Texas and way points. The Misses Powers remnlned over the week-end and left Monday morning for their home In Olendnle, Calif. The trio visited In Houston, Texas, as guests of Mr. Mccormick's brother- in-law, mayor of the city. Tholr Itinerary also Included the Ore ml Canyon and Boulder dam. They came home by way of Reno and Klamath Falls, where they were Joined by Miss Lucy McCormick, daughter of Mra. McCormick, who accompanied them to Medford for the week-end. MIm McCormick Is a teacher In the Klam ath Falls schools. Major and Mrs. aeorne R. Owens entertained for the Misses powers Bat urday, evening at their home invit ing Mr. and Mrs. McCormick, Mr. -and Mrs. Charles W. Reames and Captain and Mrs. Albert T. Anderson In ad dition to the guests of honor. Guild To Have Buffet Supper at. Mark's Altar Guild will meet for a covered dish buffet supper Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. V. W. Hammond, 911 Reddy street. Mrs. H. H. Prtngle ta assistant host? and all new members are . triced to Attend. 3 0S& Sterling In 7owc- A NEW DESJC. IV STERLING SILVER lhfl chulTii u. n ji,i,..a nosa defies description. Modern? Yes, modern as to morrow. Attractive? Indeed, yes, it Is lovely to look upon. Unusual? Different? Yes, but so much more, you must see It to appreciate how distinc tive it Is. And with all it Is not expensive. We'll be lmppy to show it to you. Do come ia NOT NBTESSART NOW to go to Other cities to see the new sterling pstterns we hsve them all. At Lawrence s 1 Jl J? j Photo by Blanche Leclerc Wray Smith), dfliijrlitrr of Mr. anil solpmnlznd lait Sunday mornln at Daughters of Nile to Give Luncheon on Next Saturday lulelma temple, Daughters of tho Nile, have made arrangements for a luncheon to be given next Saturday at 19:30 o'clock at the Masonic tem ple. Serving will be members of the pstrol. A special entertainment will be giv en at the luncheon and Mrs. B. C. Jerome. Mrs. John Early. Mm. Ralph Woodford and Mrs. L. L. Sunders are In charge. A meeting will follow at 3 o'clock to be presided over by the queen, Mrs. Nate Bates, of Ashlsnd. The Garden Club The Medford Garden club will meet at the Medford hotel Thursday eve ning, ucroner 7 at 7:30 o'clock, Mrs. Howard Bawd en will have charge of the program which will constat of timely talks and articles on "What to do for Our Garden this rail and How to do It.' Visits Here From Ualln Wnlla, Wa.h. Mra. D. B. Oray Is spending tho week-end In Medford as the house guest of Mr. and MtjRobert Norrls Leaves For Home In Smn Francisco Mis Helen Collins has returned to her home In San Francisco fol lowing a month'a vtslt with Miss Catherine Buckley. Mr. Pulton Arrives From Itrrkeley Mrs. Edith W. Patton arrived Fri day from Berkeley. Cal.. and will spend a month here. She is the guest of Mra. C. Reese Braley. Four Hints For IMnncr Party Dr. and Mra. B. L. Lageaon and Dr. and Mrs. Dwlght H. Flndley were host for a dinner party Tues day at the home of the former. Fourteen were asked for the eve ning. An Opportunity This contest alo often a oplrtutlil npHrtiinlt,i fni yon tn solve jour lft prob lem with photneraphs of your htT . . . You ran not lose by entering! 3 l" Ionia I $150.00 in Merchandise SHANGLE STUDIO Medford Bldg. Miss Mary Knopf Is Married at Vesper Service At a vesper aarvlca held last Sun day at the Lutheran church, Mlae Mary Knopf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E- Knopf, became the bride of Lloyd Bmlth, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith. The ceremony was perform ed by W. E. Stramro, pastor of Central Avenue Church of Christ. Mrs. 0. C. Pierce sang "At Dawn Ing" and Miss Maxlne Pierce played "Londonderry Air" preceding the ceremony. The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin was played by Miss Pierce as the bridal party approached the al tar. "Love's Old Bweet Song" waa played as the couple received congrat ulations of their friends, following the marriage vows. The bride wore a. floor-length gown of light pink taffeta with pale blue sash. A coronet of baby breath, and pale blue delphinium adorned her hair. Her bridal bouquet consisted of pink rosebuds, blue delphinium, baby breath and maiden hair fern with shower bow of pink and white. Miss Roberta Mayfleld was brides maid and wore a gown of pale green organdy. She carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses. Verne Knopf, bro thor of the bride, was best man for Mr. Smith. A wedding dinner for members of the Immediate families and Mr. and Mrs. Stramm waa held after the serv ice. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live on the Old Stage Road. Crater Lake Guild Plans for Banquet Monday Evening Crater Lake Guild of tile Presby- I terlan church will open It year with the annual banquet to be held In the church Monday evening at six -thirty o'clock. This will be the Kick-off banquet and the sports Idea will be carried out In every detail of the program and decorations. The following program la to be presented: Toast by the referee, Mrs. 8. L. Divine; "Training ' by Mary Pbtpps; encouragement of the team led by pep leader Margaret Huson. On the game Itself the following team will speak, Captain Ella Pen nington, "Attributes of a Winning Team;" Winifred Welshaar. "Loyalty;" Frederlca Broinmer, "Teamwork;" Helen Holt Wilson, "On the Ball." Comments on the game will be made by Dr. S. L. Divine, pastor of the church. Mrs. Iverson. In- the cap acity of coach, will make the be tween -halves talk to the team and spectators. A musical program will be present ed by Jean McAllister, (Catherine Wendt, Mary Webster and Mrs. H. R. Prentice. Members are asked to telephone Vera Humphrey, 1580X for reserva tions for themselves and guests. Elks Ladies Plan Dessert Luncheon Ladles of the Elks will meet for a dessert luncheon Tuesday at 1:30 o' clock at tho Elks temple. Cards and (various games will follow. Mrs. A. F. Stennett. Mra. D. O. Fred erlck and Mrs. J. W. Batea are the committee In charge. All local mem bers and visiting Ladles of the Elks are extended a cordial Invitation. Altar Society Meets Tuesday St. Anne's Altar society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at the parish hall for the regular session nervals Woman Here For Several Days Mrs. W. Al Jones of Gervala ta the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter on Minnesota street. Mrs. Jonea is Mra. Porter's mother. She will be here for ten dnys. Wushlntitiui, 1. C, Couple Guests of Fnrrells Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner ol Washington, D. C, visited here early In the week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrrll. Mr, Warner Is a brother of Mrs. Edith W. Patton. Mrs. Connolly Here From Victoria, l. C. Mrs. C. E. Connolly Is visiting In the city as guest of her father. Mr. P. H. Harrison. Mrs. Connolly's hus band. Colonel Connolly, la stationed with the Works Point Barracks. i SHANGLE'S 1937 Baby Salon Contest BY REQUEST WILL BE HELD OPEN A WEEK LONGER ACT NOW! $300 In Prizes $150.00 in Cash and Contest Copyrighted 1036. Music Club Installs Officers, Committee Reports Are Given Installation of officers was held at the regular meeting of the Medford Music club early In the week with Mrs. J. W. McCoy In charge of the ceremonies. Those Installed were: Mrs. Darrell Huson, president; Mrs, Lola Young, first vice-president; Mra. H. W. Webster, secretary; and Mrs. R. C. Mulholland, treasurer. Mrs. Young was elected to her position at the session, the other officers hav ing been named earlier. The club meets on the fourth Mon day of each month and anyone In terested Is Invited to Join either the active or associate list. Sixty were present for the past week's meeting. Frank R. Austen played piano num bers and Mr. R. w. Webster sang, ac companied by Mrs. Eva Hazelrlgg Marsh. Mra. Otto J. Frohnmayer. chairman of the ways and means committee, reported on an interesting program planned for the near future; Mrs. Effle Kurtz told of the formation and Installation of a Juvenile and Junior group; Mrs. Ella Mae Wilson Oail reported that the group will sponsor a short radio program at least once month over station KM ED. Tne constitution was read by Mrs. Ray Baker and Mrs. E. E. Gore, chairman of that committee. It was approved by the group. Mrs. Mulholland and Mrs. R. E. McElhose gave a report of the oratorio committee. Mrs. Roberta Ward Bebb, chairman of the program committee, and M 1 s a Genevieve Brown, head of the year book com mittee, presented the program for the year. Mrs. William Bower man and Mrs. Frohnmayer were In charge of the coffee table following the business and program. - Pioneer Group Plans Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the South ern Oregon Pioneer association will be held In Ashland the coming Thxtrsday beginning at 10:30 a.m. Moray Applegate. grandson of Lind say Applegata, and grandnephew of Jesse Applegate. two of the famous figures of early Oregon history, will be the principal apesker at the event which will convene in Pioneer hall. Dinner will be served to the 200 members at 1 o'clock at the Civic club house by women of the Bellview grange. There will be no charge to members. I. E. Vlnlng la president of the organization. Miss Brown Married at Parents' Home GRIFFIN CREEK, Oct. 3. Spl.) At a quiet home ceremony Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Brown, Miss Lillian Brown and Philip A. Bum gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. H Bumgardner. were married by the Rev. W. H. Eaton, at 3 o'clock. Only members of the Immediate families attended. The bride wore a navy blue tailored suit and her corsage waa of Golden Gleam rosebuds. An Informal reception followed the coremony. Camp and Auxiliary Meet Wednesday United Spanish War Veterans camp and auxiliary will meet in regular session Wednesday evening at the atmory. A covered dish dinner will be served at 8:30 o'clock. Plans will be made for the recep tion of Commander Hansen and other officers of the department in November and a good attendance desired. Miss Paly Leaves For Portland Mlsa Frances Daly, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Daly, lett Saturday for Portland where she will enter nurses training at St Vincent's hospital.' Orecntr State Mothers To Meet Tuesday Oregon State Mothers club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bert lowry, south of the city on the Pa- : of to highway. Plans for tho year's program will be considered. All members with sons and daughter? attending Orpeon State are Invited Phone 1308 President 1' 'V -ah (Kennell-EIIis photo) Mrs. O. L. Overmevcr. niwltlftnt nf Med ford unit Nn. l.V AmpHpnti I. glon auxiliary, which Is planning an active prop rum for the winter. Women of Rotary to Have Luncheon Women of Rotary will meet for a salad luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mra. George Henselman, Mrs, Joe Marshall la assistant hostess. The luncheon ta at one o'clock and guests are asked to bring their own service. Contemporary Book Club To Have First Meeting The Contemporary Book club will hold the initial meeting of the fall Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. David Yale on South Oakdale. Mrs. Ned Vilas will present the program. The New ELITE STYLE SHOP 40 South Central Just across the street from the Craterian NOW! A Sale of Unfurred SPORTS COATS Guaranteed 516.95 Value Companion Sale Of NEW FALL DRESSES 4." s 1 395 mm 1 $595 GnnranteM $695 Value Legion Auxiliary Will Give Dinner Preceding Meeting Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer, president of the Medford unit No. 15, American Legion auxiliary, haa announced that a covered dish dinner will be given Tuesday evening at the armory pre ceding the regular monthly meetings of Medford poet and auxiliary. The dinner will start promptly at 6 and all Legionnaires and auxiliary mem bers are urged to be present. The evening will be given over to infor mal entertainment and dancing fol lowing the meeting. The auxiliary has pledged Itself to take part In the community chest drive to be launched shortly, accord ing to Mr. Overmeyer. "We expect our community service program to be an interesting and vital part of our work this year and our active participation In the chest drive will be our first contribution toward this work," she said. Mra. Esther Pltegel la community chest chairman for the Medford unit. Auxiliary members will meet Mon day evening In room t 306, United Stated National Bank building, to sew and all members Interested In the child welfare sewing program are asked to be present. Ruth Freed la child welfare chairman. A number of Legionnaires and auxiliary members attended the Joint Installation ceremonies and dance of the Ashland Legion and auxiliary Saturday and report an enjoyabl? time. Mrs. Hurley Visits With Daughter Here Mrs. G. I. Hurley of Eugene la visiting here with her son-tn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barker. THE DuBARRY SENSATIONAL A snipendous $ucs st the famoiu Richard Hudnut Salon an Fifth Avenue, the DuBiiry Beauty-Angle Treatment is now complete in an enchanting kit for your Salon-at-Home. With these preparations, and special instructions for applying them, this treatment is as easy to take as a beauty sleep, and will make your skin look years younger. The DuBarry Beauty-Angle adviser in our Toiletries Department will tell you more about this revolutionary new treatment. And the box will speak for Itself! It's ,2.50 only during this introductory period. ICHAD HUONUT AIDS TO tOVIHNIJI WELCOME ILJl WHAT ii mora welcome ttun the Aurumnal appear, ance of curtains? Curtains brighten the home. They Invest a room wmS a cheery something that maltes it more livable, and accents its personality. Rough Dry s,.h 8 lbs. 56c 7c each additional pound ... urmrt li I i s. i f ij.jvum itniMi avtrsiii- . . MIIAEIMBri ftcr Jobs Daughters to Install Officers Monday Evening Job's Daughters will hold Installa tion of officers Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the Masonic temple. The ceremonies will be publlo and Miss Helen Thompson, honored queen will be installing officer. A business session for members only starts promptly at 7 o'clock. Officers to be Installed Include: Senior Princess, Mary E. Shxeve; Junior Princess, Catharine Conroy; Guide, Dorothy Jenkins; Marshal. Josephine Bullls, all elective offices and chaplain, Jean Mcpherson; re corder, Betty Southwlck and outer guard. Charlotte Older, appointive offices. Assisting installing officers will be Edith Hodgklns. guide; Janice Shreve, marshal; Kathryn Anderson, chap lain and Mary Mathea, recorder. The public Is cordially invited to be present and tight refreshment will be served following the installa tion. Isobel Crouch la In charge of refreshments. (Continued on Page Six.) WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. GLASSES Dr. R. M. Hood, Optometrist Sparta Bld.r Tel. 283-B Main and Riverside,' Medford, Ore Skillful Service Reasonable Price Open Evenings by Appointment Aits m bled tn iequencei for dry and oily f kin 250 Regularly 3.75 CURTAINS! lit appearance of your curtains a'."-jnds largely upon th jy they are laundered. 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