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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR SrEDFOTTO WATT, TRTBTTyTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1937 SOCIETY lAND CLUB' NEWS OF THE WEEK J By GRACE CRAFT Med ford Couple Plan Panama Trip During December Th late fall end winter U beoom ta more and more popular e aee lon for travel end a trio of Medford couples, including Mr. and Mn. o. Olena amlth. Mr. and Mn. Robert Horn and Dr. and Mn. Edwin B. Eurno la leaving aoon for. a meet Interesting cruise through the Pana ma canal. Mr. and Mn. Smith and Mr. and Mre. Norrla are leaving tola Friday for Portland and will aaU on the "Washington Express" the following day. Dr. and Mra. Durno will Join the ahlp In San rrancleco about De cember 7th and the party will eon tlnue on south and through the Panana Canal aa far east aa Crlatobol on the Atlantlo aide, spending the holiday season in the Canal zone. Returning: to the west coast, the Durnoe and Mr. Smith will dlsembar at San Pedro and return to Medford by train about January 1. Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mre. Morris will remain with the cruise sailing up the coast to New Westminster, B. C, and then back to Portland. "They will motor home from there, arriving here about a week after the other, mem' bera of the party. Tea Is Arranged on Saturday to Honor Visitors An Informal tea waa given Sat urday afternoon by Mrs. Olenna Mae Barly at her apartment In cargiu Court to honor Miss Mary C. Brown and mother Mra. Mamie Brown tu Salem who have been Thanksgiving holiday visitors In the city aa aiiasia of Mrs. Ethelwyn B. Hoffman. Misa Brown Is Mra. Hoffman'a sister and Mrs. Brown la her mother. They for merly resided In Medford and Miss Brown waa a teacher In the local schools. Sixty guests were Invited to call between the hours of S:SO and o'clock. Mra. Wllma Klncald and Miss Lois Beth Scollera presided at the tea table, which was moat at tractive with yellow flowers and candles used for the centerpiece and the same color ache me oamea throughout the rooms. Fry-Bundy Wedding Event of Saturday Chaplain C. R. Pond officiated at a double ring ceremony which united Mlsa Kathleen Bundy and Richard W. Pry Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Chaplain Pond'a home on South Newtown street. Cspt. and Mrs. Chauncey L. Pierce attended the couple. The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin was Dlayed by Mra. Pond aa the bride and bridegroom took their places at an Improvised altar of chrysanthe mums and potted plant. Alter short wedding trip Mr. and Mra. Pry will be at home to friends at the Lamport apartments. Mr. Pry la a civilian employe of the civilian conservation corps. --i Oregon State students Here Over Holiday Among the students .returning to their homes for the Thanksgiving va cation were Robert Q. Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. a. Fowler at Med ford: Byron Stoddard of Butte Palls and Robert Mlnear of Orlffln Creek. Connrr Visit In Here From Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Conner (Jwet Wrty Smith) re leaving today for their home In Burns after ap?ndlng the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith, parents of Mrs Conner, and Mr. and Mra. Ouy W. Conner, Mr. John Conner's parents. Mr. Conner la connected with the Oregon at ate highway commission. B. Thrifty Says: "Better hare the laundry truck drive up at your lfe' door Mon day than the ambulance. o o o Scrap thoe hark-brenklnj hnit washing utennlli and let your R. THK1ITY laundry take up the White Woman's Burden. Our ultra-modern aerrlc will do It ALL for Icm than tha same work done at home. Our Ironing of flat piece Is truly beautiful . . . and for Jut a few renti more than for tha washing alons. PHONE 873 Your Master Laundry AMERICAN LAUNDRY "Wlfemivers" 1M SOI TII rr.STRAL Bride of Mid-November M J..f"v,".'v,"' 't"-fiw' -jrwTie" -- - a;- ,iiiik i 'x.?.iirmwY vr-'wwwA : f laaaamawamaaw il s aw iaaaswiii .M.JI&tauL.Mmmmm Photo by Sh angle Mrs. Lew Glllman (Dorothy Martin), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin who waa married Sunday, November 14 at the home of Mr. Oilman's parents on the old rentrai point highway. Briggs Entertain On Thanksgiving To Honor Guests Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Briggs were host for a cocktail party Thursday following the Med ford -Eugene foot ball game to compliment Mr. and Mrs. Lon fl. Oarrett of Seattle, who have been their house guests over tha Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. Oar rett la Mrs. Briggs' brother. Seventy friends were Invited for tha affair which was held at tha Briggs home. Feldmans Entertain For Twelve Guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peldman enter tained at dinner on Thanksgiving In viting twelve guests to share their hospitality. Present were Mrs. Feldmans broth er-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mra. Richard Forbes and her mother. Mrs. Elisabeth Cook of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Cole Holmes and son Robert and Mr. Holmes' mother, Mrs. Maud Holmes; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swem and daughtera Phoebe and Nancy and Jack Stewart. . Mr. and Mrs. Forbes returned to their home In Portland Friday and Mrs. Cook will spend the winter here with her daughter. Esneys Return From California Trip Mr. and Mra. Larry Espey returned from a two weeks' vacation trip to Los Angeles Saturday. While in the south they were guests of Miss Online Schmidt, a tormer resident of Medford. The Eapeya tlew to Catallna Island from Loa Angelea and also spent a day In Tla Juana. jSpndc'a GAINSBOROUGH Just what you would expect Iron the famous name, given to thit pattern. Painted In rich gay colors by hand under the glaze where It can never come off. h con be purchated a few piecet at a time ond always odded to or Ailed in. Spode never discontinues a pattern . Give Pieces of SPODE For Christmas Von Can Add Te It Amtlme I.Ike sterling Lawrence 's 4,pM ;A4.-- . : , , , ,.:; . . Officers' Dance Is Event of Dec. 11 at Hotel Medford Plans for a district dance at the Hotel Medford Saturday evening. December 11, have been announced by the Officers club of the Medford CCO district. The dsnce will honor visitors here for the Reserve Officers' contact camp December 11 and 12. All offi cers of the regular army, national guard and reserve corps as well aa retired officers of the army, navy and marine corps are Invited, within the CCC district, all army and tech nical agency personnel have been In vited, and Invitations will be sent to a number of civilian friends. On the committee in charge of ar rangements are Captain William H Drlscoll. Mr. Karl Janouch. Lieut. Andrew J. Hemstreet, Jr., and Lieut. Roy D. Craft. nisalmvs Itttve Oursts On Thanktghlng Mr. and Mrs. P. g. Blgalow enter tained as dinner guests on Thanks Slvlns Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Blgalow and Mrs. Anna Ruch. William. Vl.lt In Klamath tails Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Williams and daughter. June, spent Thanksgiving In Klamath Palla aa guesta of rela tives. Return to Home In Chlloqiiln Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oould and daughters. Jane and Delores. have returned to their home in ChllMguln aner spending Thanksglvlna here with relatlvea and friends. Portland Man Is ' Gnut of Mother Joe standard of Portland spent the ThankaKivlng holiday in the citv as the guest' of his mother, Dr. Busie V. Standard. He la returning to his home today. - Firths Are VIMIor. from rrejrent City Mr. and Mrs. James Firth and small eon of Crescent Cltv. Calif ere guests of Mrs. Firth's mother. Mrs. Alex Sparrow. They esme tor the Thanksgiving holiday and will return to their home todsy. Cronkhlte. Are Klnner Hums Thankstivlni Lieut, and Mm. L. o. cronxrut entertained at a lovely dinner party Thankgiting day Inviting a group of friends to ahsre their hospitality. Mr. Harold llavnes of lava Beds national monument was an out-ot-town guest. Your Furniture Repaired and Upholstered Covering on it out-moded? Webbing or spring! loose? Showing ligm of hard wear? Dinner Party Is Arranged Tuesday to Honor Aldrich's Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Hutchison entertained at a dinner party for twelve Tuesday evening at their home to honor Dr. and Mra. W. W. Aldrlch of Indlo. California. Dr. and Mra. Aldrlch left Medford In October to make their home In the south and returned here recently to remain until after the Chrlstmaa holidays. Bridge waa played following the dinner wltb Dr. and Mra. Aldrlch awarded the gueat prize and high score price for the evening. Wedding Is Held Thanksgiving at M. E. Parsonage Mr. and Mra. L. P. Stubblefleld, formerly of Medford and now of Aahland, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Stubble- field to Harold Helder of Klamath Falls. The wedding waa held at the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage of Medford at noon of Thanksgiving day with the Rev. Joseph Knotts per forming the ceremony, only Imme diate members of the families and close Irlenda were present. The bride wore a navy blue travel lng suit with blue accessories and a corsage of gardenas. A wedding dinner was given by the bride's mother and aunt, Mrs. O. R Moffet at the home of the latter In Medford after the ceremony. Later the couple left for Lehman Springs, winter resort In the Blue Moun talna near Pendleton. They will make their home In Kla math Falla upon their return. The bride formerly attended Med ford high school and was graduated from Ashland high school last year and has a large number of friends In the valley. Mr. Heider graduated from the Klamath Fails high school and at tended the University of Oregon. Twentieth Century Dramatists Topic of Delphian Study Continuing their study of the Eng lish drama, members of the Delphian society will consider England's twen tieth century dramatists, Barrle, Oalsworthy and Houghton, aa the toplo for discussion of the week's meeting Thursday at 9:30 o'clock at the home of Mra. H. R. Prentice, 817 Newtown street. Mrs. Emerson Merrick Is to act as supervisor for the program and the following Individual topica win oe given: "Modern Dramatic Tecnnique by Mra. E. H. Hedricki 'Barrlfa Dra matic Qualities" by Mrs. T. E. Knackatedt: Barrle'a play, yuemy Street" by Mra. John Molfatt; "Esti mates of Galsworthy's Art" by Mra. H. R. Prentice: play. "The Sliver Box." by Mrs. O. A. Eden; "Other of Galsworthy's Plays" by Mrs. O. S. Strader, and "Stanley Hougnton ny Mrs. H. M. Welahaar. a Portland Wedding Of-Interest Here A wedding of wide Interest through out the state waa solemnized In Port land Sunday. November 14 when Miss Ruth CaWweU. daughter of Mrs Craln Caldwen. became the bride of William Leelle Gosalln of Salem, son of Mr. and Mra. William O Ooaslln. and secretary to Governor Martin. The service waa read .at 4 o'clock at the Westminster Presby terian church by Dr. Perry C. Hopper. The bride wore a drees of Ivory nlvet cut on clsaslc lines, with full- length tulle veil held about her head In a medieval halo of velvet to match her frock. She carried a spray of white orchids. Mrs Caldwell gave her daughter In marriage. Mlsa Virginia Caldwell, ner sisters honor attendant, wore an empire drees of coral velvet, and miniature halo of matching velvet holding In place a fingertip veil. Miss Marian Patullo and Miss Bar bara Crowell wore similar frocks ot turquoise velvet, and carried match ing velvet mutfs with Iloral nosegays Phillip Qceslln ol Ban rrancisco acted aa best man for hla brother Uahera were Edward Hanley ot Seat tle. Wash.! Oeorce McLeod, of Salem. and Laird McKenna. Jr.. Carlisle Carlson. Alan Orenwood. Harry Cole man. Wayne Stevena and Oeorge FTIede. A wedding supper for members ol the wedding party followed at thr Campbell Court hotel after which Mr. and Mra Ooaslln left tor a ahort wedding trip. They will be at home after December 1 at 1493 state stree'. ! Salem. Mr. Ooaslln la well kn.vvn In Med ford having appeared here before , Democratic gatheringa on several oc . Closing time tor loo Late to Clas- j airy Ads is t :30 p m. VPHCLSTER Calendar Monday 2:00 p. m. Meeting of Service club of Spanlah American War Veterena' auxiliary at borne of Mra. Carrie Con nor on the Jacksonville highway. 2:00 p. m. Meeting of Lincoln Study club at the Lincoln cchool. 7:80 p. m. Meeting of Business and Professional Women'a club com mittees in charge of dance at Mrs. Rose Houstons office In Sntder's dairy. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of business womens' claaa at Olrla' Community clubhouse. 8:00 p. m. Party of Zonta club at home of Mrs. Effle Kurte. Tuesday 12:45 p. m. No-host luncheon 'of Contemporary Book club at Rex cafe wlthmeeting later at home of Mrs. Robert C. Hart. 1:00 p. m. Luncheon of Pro America at Hotel Holland. 1:30 p. m. Meeting of Sunny Sla ters circle of First Presbyterian church at home of Mrs. Ralph Swee ney. 2:00 p. m. Meeting of Women's Christian Temperance union at home of Mra. Eva Younger, 129 North Oak- dale etreet. 8:00 p. m. Benefit card party for Pythian home at Knights of Pythias hall. Wednesday 1:00 p. m. Covered dish luncheon of Llone auxiliary at homef Mrs. Laurence Pennington on Jacksonville highway. 1:00 p. m. Women of Rotarv salad luncheon at home of Mra. John A Perl. 1:30 p. m. Leaders' association of Otrl Scouta meeting at scout head quarters. 2:30 p. m Wednesdsy study club meeting at Girls' Community club house. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Creative Arts group of American Association of University Women at home of Mra. Darren Huson. 45 Llndley afreet 7:30 p. m. Meeting of homemak- era' clasa at Glrla Community club house. Thursday 9:30 a. m. Meeting of Delphian society at home of Mrs. H. R. Pren tice. 517 Newtown atreet. X:00 p. m Birthday luncheon of Ladles' auxiliary to the Fraternal Or der of Eaglea at the armory. 1:30 p. m. Wenonah club covered dish luncheon at home of Mrs Wllma Hayes, 724 Alder atreet. 1:30 p. m. Building Bridge Des sert luncheon at home of Mrs. Clara Young, 518 South Oekdale. 7:30 p. m. Meeting of Garden club on mezzanine floor of Hotel Med ford. 7:30 p. m. Degree of Honor meet ing at lodge rooma, 123 West Main street. 8:00 p. m. Meeting of social atudy group of American Association of University Wome'n at home :f Mrs. David Yale, 995 South Onkdale 8:00 p. m. Meeting of Adaxel chap ter O. E. 8., at Masonic hsll In Jack sonville. Friday 1:00 p. m. Bazaar of Women'a As sociation of First Presbyterian church at the church. 1:00 p. m. St. Mark's guild lunch eon at home of Mrs. R. C. Mulholtand. 6:00 p. m. Dinner of First Pres byterian Womens' Asscclstlon at the church. 6:30 p. m. Rebekah lodge carnival and chicken dinner at Odd Fellows' hall. Saturday 12:30 p. m. Luncheon of Ashland chapter of A. A. U. W. at Llthla ho tel with Medford members as guests. ( fLsV.SilJj 2A Inuu-roai l.l FIRMA-TONE The newest development of the expe rienced scientists in the Barbara Gould Laboratories is designed to invigorate the facial muscles and retain the firm fresh contours of youth. Don't let yourself gol At the first sign of sagging muscles, begin the use of Firma-Tone. FIRMA-TONE, INCLUDING CHIN-STRAP $2.50 Miu Marie Woten, special Barbara Oould Representative Now in Our Toiletries Dept. Mrs. Frank Perl Entertains for Portland Visitor Mrs. Prank Perl entertained Satur day afternoon with a dessert bridge party In honor of Mrs. Howard Pol lock of Portland who has been visit lng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay, for the past week here. Seventeen guests were present In cluding Mrs. W. H. Relchsteln. Mrs. W. E. Olson, Mrs. R. J. Simpson, Mrs Lee Bishop. Miss Viola Templeton Mlsa Georgia Edwards, Mrs. Kenneth Parrett, Mrs. R. D. Davis. Miss Doro thy Nyswaner, Mrs. Chester Hub bard, Mrs. John A. Perl. Mra. George Robertson, Mrs. Bruce Bauer. Mrs Howard LeClerc. Mrs. Charles Clay Mrs. Jack Porter and the honor guest, Mrs. Howard Pollock. Pro-America Plans Luncheon Tuesday At Holland Hotel Pro-America, organization of Re publican women, will hold a no-host luncheon at the Hotel Holland Tues- I day afternoon at 1 o'clock. All Re publican women Interested are In vited to attend and plana will be formulated for the year's program Mrs. George M. Roberts, chairman, will preside at the luncheon. Mrs. C. M. Hurd is first vice-chairman and la making arrangements for the Tuesday meeting. 4 No-Host Dinner Is Held at Prospect A group of teachers and families of Prospect gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson Thanksgiving day to enjoy a no host dinner. Thirteen attended the affair in cluding Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zobel and son Ward; Mr. and Mrs Horace 1 Thompson and daughter Elizabetn; Mrs. Prances Plerson and sons Stan ley and Paul; Mrs. M. Earl ana daughter Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson. Mr. Wilson is coacn and athletic Instructor of the Pros pect school. No-Host Dance Is Event of Saturday Winding up the Thanksgiving holi day festivities was the large no-host dancing party given Saturday nlghl at Dreamland hall. A group of sixty-five couples par ticipated In the affair. Prnyns Have liuests From Anaconda, Munt. Mrs. J. R. Brltton and two small sons Jackie and Buddie of Anaconda, Mont., are visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Bradford Pruyn on boutn Central street. Mrs. Brltton arrived for Thanksgiving and will remain through the Christmas season. Mr. Brltton will join his family nere tor Christmas and they will return to Anaconda shortly after the holidays. Hemstreet Hosts on Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hemstreet were hosts to a gathering of friends at their home on Pennsylvania avenue Thursday for Thanksgiving dinner Present were Mr. and Mrs. Will Greg gory and son, Herbert. Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Grey and sons. Her tile and Jimmle. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klme. Mrs. Mary Payne and son Ed and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hemstreet. LET V0UR5ELF Retain the trim ness of your chin linel Enlist this amaiing new de fense against lax chin and jaw lines. The Garden Club The Medford Garden club win hold ita regular monthly meeting Thuraday evening, on the mezzanine floor at the Medford hotel. A round table discussion of Chrlstmaa house and table decoratlona will be held and members are asked to bring winter bouquets or table arrange ment to thta meeting. Mr. Don Runyard of the California Oregon Power company will be pres ent to talk on out-of-doors lighting The Garden club baa taken charge of the Chrlstmaa lighting contest for this yesr and It la hoped that a great many will enter the contest and make their homes aa Interesting aa possible during the holiday season There are still a number of pack ages of seeds for free distribution and fall planting at the Garden Cen ter In the Hansen Hardware store. Medford A.A.U.W. to Be Guests of Ashland Chapter Ashland chapter of the American Association of University Women is entertaining the Medford group Sat urday afternoon, beginning with a luncheon at 12 :30 o'clock at tne Llthla hotel. Mrs. Walter Redlora Is president of the host club. The meeting In Ashland will taice the place of the regular monthly session of the local chapter whlcn would ordinarily be held the third Saturday of the month. A large number of Medford representatives is anticipated at the affair. Weed Couple Wed Here Saturday MtSS Ethel A. Hansnn nf U.'oavM Calif., and Thomas A. Parkinson, alxo of Weed, were married Saturday with the Rev. E. Irerson reading the ser vice at nis home on Ross Court. ADRIENNE'S Month-End Sale DRESSES A special group SUk and Wool Dresses in the season's smartest styles, during this month-end sale at COATS All fur trimmed coats in all sizes, shades, and styles during this event at one-half off. Some trimmed in Silver Fox, Mar ten, Squirrel, Blue Fox and Beaver COSTUME SUITS Clever Costume Suits some some unfurred. All sizes, at 5.00 DRESSES $5.00 A special rack of Silk and Wool Dresses suitable for Street, Office and Afternoon wear. Prints and plains for only $5.00 Month-End HAT Specials Your choice of any hat in the this smashing month-end sale. values up to $12.95 for only Regular $5.98 Hats Regular $3.98 Hats "Be Beautified WITH A STUNNING "RIT.T INC" Ji a e A a aft ' DrDM A MPMT C! Th flrl In tuuthrrn Orfinn ulth thta mnt modern permanent ate method. "" V rusrd tha KILLING as tha most rrmarkahlr tletelnpment In the hltorj ot permanent wavlni. ft "thlnklnt rinlrol" and -head comfort- adjust ments delltht us . . . but believe our patrons mil be eten more dellrhted with utter comfort of hatlnc e RM.Mng the oare that lats. onlr experienced operator Phone .177. From ?37 to $12 Miss Neva Samuels and Carl Nichols Will Marry Soon Mr. and Mra. Qus H. Samuels an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Neva Samuels to Carl Nichols of Klamath Falls, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Nichols of Medford. Miss Samuels Is a graduate of St. Mary's academy and also holda a degre -from the music department of the academy The wedding la planned as an eve::.t of the Christmas holi days. Mra. Charles Gall and Mrs. J. P. GUI entertained with a miscellaneous shower and bridge Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Gall to honor the bride-elect and many beautiful gifts were received by the honoree. The rooms were attractive with yel low rosebuds and white chrysanthe mums used as decoratlona and the same color scheme was carried out In the refreshment. Thirty-two guests were Invited for the party and honors at cards were won by M. Martha Morris, Mrs. Chalmers Strange and Miss Alloa Walton. Walls Have Guests On Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wall were hosts for a family dinner on Thanks giving and nine were present lor the occasion. 4 Tillamook Residents Visit Mother Here Robert H. Cook and his sister, Mrs. Laura Derrick, arrived Tuesday from Tillamook, Ore., to spend the Thanks giving holidays with their another, Mrs. Josle Cook. They are leaving for their home today. (Continued on Page Five.) Phone 64a We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Servloa. 2 off 2 off furred and 2 off store in Some are $493 Now $3.98 Now $1.98 in Comfort" Giv a Permanent Coupon for Christmas MS We Wrap Gifts for Christmas ' ADRIENNE'S Let us fix it up . m GOOD AS NEW! Flowers Mattress & Uph. Shop 413 E, Main Street Phcm B48 Medford, Ore.