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TEDFOim MAIL TRTBTTNWEOTOTID. mVGGS. RTTypXT. OCTOBER 16. 1938. -PAHT! FOTJR SOCIETY C4ND CLUB MEm OF THE WEEK S By CLAEA MAEY DAVIS ; Brown-McClure 1 Wedding Rites , Event of Friday Miss Emily Frazer Brown, only daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Walter Pra l'eer Brown of this city, was united in ' marriage to Mr. Robert Leonard Mo Clure of Chicago Friday at 13 o'clock noon. The beautiful ceremony, with Dr. Bherman L. Divine officiating, took til ace at the Presbvterlan church, Vov.-s were spoken at an altar be decked with ferns and white ehrys- , anthemums with white candle on K either aide. t. The bride, given in marriage by ' her father, waa lovely In her mother s , wedding gown of 1899, an exqulalte , dress of brocaded mousseltne da solo with a rose point collarette and alight train worn over ivory taffeta. Her full length tulle veil was draped from ft halo cap encircled with seed pearls with orange blossoms on either aide. t Her only Jewelry was a single string of pearls, a wedding gilt from the bridegroom. , Miss Predertca Brommer was maid .of honor. Bhe wore a taffeta full '.. eltlrted gown of old rose trimmed 4 with dubonnet velvet bows. A tulle headpiece matching her dress was fastened with dubonnet velvet flow ers. She carried an old fashioned nosegay bf pastel flowers. Mr, H. O. Warmbold of Chicago acted na beat man for Mr. McClure end ushers were Everett A. Faber and per ell Huson of this city. Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Vernon A. Day played several harp selections after which Mrs. Darell Hunon sang a special arrangement of "I Love You Truly" with harp accompaniment by Mrs. Day. The wedding march from Lohen gren was played on the organ by Mrs. Eva Marsh. The bride's mother, Mrs. Brown, wore a crepe afternoon dress of du bonnet with matching veiled hat and black accessories. Her corsage was lilies of the valley. Following the wedding ceremony which was witnessed by a large num ber of guests; a wedding breakfast for the bridal party and Immediate friends of the bride, was given by Mr, and Mrs. Brown at their home on West 11th street. Mrs. Frederick H. Johnson poured and Mrs. Ever6tt Faber, Mrs. Darell Huson. Mrs. Vernon Day and Mlu Mary Martha .Sweeney assisted about the rooms. Mr. and Mrs. McClure departed by i motorcar after the wedding break-1 last for Chicago where they will re side. Mrs. McClure chose a golng away ensemble of olive green crepe , dress, a black velvet belt trimmed In black feathers was the only orna ment. Bho wore a black French hat, and block coat. Her corsage was gar denias. Among out-of-town guevtt attend Ins the wedding were the maid of honor. Miss Brommer of Portland, ' Miss Mury Martha Sweeney, also of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Van Dyke of Ashland. Mrs. McClure, well known In Med ford. Is a graduate of Med ford high school and of Willamette University. The past several years she has trav elled extensively. In this city she was -active In civic affairs and a popular member of Medford society. Numerous party showers. Informal dinners and club entertainments hon ored Mrs. McClure prior to her mar riage. Among hostesses were Mrs. B A. Fnher, Miss Vera Humphrey, Mrs. Jack Simpson, Crater Lake Guild and her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Brown. Zonta Initiates Three New Members - At a formal dinner given Monday evening at the home of Mrs, Mar g a ret Fnbrlrk on Crater Lake avenue, the Medford Zonta International club celebrated Its second anniversary of , the founding of the local chapter. The outstanding feature of the eve ning wns the Initiation of three new jni'mberfl. New members are Miss Janle Smith of the Park service. Miss Florence : Shearer of the Jackson County Cham ber cf Commerce and Miss Maiyarot Morrison of the Dear Creek orchard ' plant. ' Rooms were artistically decorated , with autumn leaves and flowers. Fol lowing the dinner a program was en Joyed. Effle Kurt a sang medley of Zonta nonrs and Triors Lawrence gave the founding of Zonta, Mrs. Fahrlck pn-st-ntod the Zonta code. SonRS were alco enjoyed by the Zonta trio. Ef flo Kurtz, Lois Young and Ethelwyn Hrflrtwnn. The new members were Introduced by Thora Lawrence and Initiated by Lois Young. Mrs. Fn brick gave a very Interest ing report of thfl district convention held recently In Spokane, Wash. The meeting closed with group Musing ' of Zonta songs. Mrs. Schenck Leaves On Extended Trip Mrs. A. Orln Schenck left Melford Wtdnefmay evening by train for an : cxnde-1 vacation trip. Mr. hi'TK'k Mil visit friends and riiliithrs In Denver. Kaunas City. Omaha and many other cities. Bhs plan to rct'.irn to this city about the first of the year. Mrs. Evanson to Attend Opera Season Mm. Edward A Evanson left here , Friday evening bv train for Pan Fran- 1 el9c whore she will attend the opera season. Vh4.e In the Bay section. Mrs, Ev- ! nsn will visit with friends and be the bmte fiiirnt of nor daughter. Miss Be'.'.v Evanson who is secretary at MlUs C-tWe. j FUR ni'Mnm MMi anil iupurinci u.i mii and ni.AZiNO IVi liunranlpe Our Work Fnim-. Itallilr Cvp)n Tie I'honc (WD-M Mrs. Robert Leonard McClure -::.w,tw'I i. : . '4 '' ' f ' ' , if' ' J&fr1 ' Ufa!; . if' , : . :? - .: . - r .-. m:" ' y, ' ' f ' v " 1 ' t " i T ; ' J totalis (Photo by WHfley) Mrs. Robert Leonard McClure, formerly Miss Emily Frazer Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown who was married Friday In a beautiful church ceremony In this ctty. Rosenberg Home Scene of Party Mr. and Ms. David Rosenberg ware hosts Saturday evening at their homo on Reddy avenue for a delightful din ner party. Eighteen guests were present at the affair. This Is the first of a series of dinner parties that the Rosenbergs will give. Former Residents Visit at Ohms Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Graves of Berk eley, Calif., are visitors In Medford and house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ohm at their home on West 11th street. The entire group plan to leave to day by motorcar for Portland where they will vacation for several days. The Oraves formerly resided In this city and have many friends here. P.&O. to Have Formal Dinner Chapter BS of the P. E. O. Slater hood will meet for a formal dinner Tuesday evening, October 18, at 8:1a o'clock at the Medford hotel In honor of Mm. Orah Buhl of Albany, orgnnteer of the Oregon stata chap ter. Mrs. Victor Set her Is In charge of arrangements and is being as sisted by Mrs, Louis Brown. After dinner, the chapter will hold its regular meeting at the horns of Miss Ora Cox. EARL'S BEAUTY SALON Medford Center Bid;. Phone 4SS For Complete Beauty Service NU-WAX Now An Anming New Hair Removing Method, Present ed First to Medford by EARL'S BEAUTY SALON Co-eds From Oregon Visit Parents Here Week-end visitors In Medford from Eugene Include Miss Catherine Con roy and Mis, Josephine Bullli. . The two are co-eds at the Univer sity of Oregon and were recent pledges to PI Beta Phi sorority. Miss Conroy Is visiting her mother. Mrs. R. J. Conroy at their home on Medford Heights and Miss Built, l guest of her father. Mr. Seth Bullls at his home on Florence avenue. The girls motout'd to Medford with Bob Seward, also a University student. Medford Group Motors North Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg re cently left by motorcar for Wenst chee, Wash., where they wilt enjoy a oombtned business and pleasure trip. The couple were accompanied by Mrs. Rosenberg's sister, Miss Fran ces Hunter of Chicago who has been their house guest for seversl weebs and who plans to continue her stay for another fortnight. Closing time for Too Late to Clas ilfy Ada is 1:30 p. m. MODEL FOR OCTOBER PARTIES CAKE AND PRUNE D0NDT8 - CHOCOLATE CAKE AND CHOCOLATE-COVERED DONUTS SPECIAL FEATURES KLONDIKE GOLD CAKE Fiah golden layers, fluffy boiled icing, luiciona Franklin bakers cocoanuU GOBLIN CAKES Thursday Luncheon and Style Show Successful Affair One of the most outstanding social events of the season took place Thursday afternoon In the recrea tional parlors of the. Presbyterian church when the Sunny Sisters circle of the church sponsored a luncheon and style show. Two hundred and fifty women filled the parlors to capacity. Salad lunch eon waa served on small tables which held attractive centerpieces of fsll bouquets. Large vases ' of flowers were about the room. Following luncheon, charming mod els displayed the latest trend In fashions which were shown to ad vantage by walking down a long run way in the center of the room. Com plete ensembles Including akl suit, afternoon ' dresses, hostess gowns, sports clothes, suits and formals were modeled. Making the Initial appearance In the style show were three models, Helen Allyn. Connie Degman and Iva Todd, who were gowned In fashions of long ago. The exquisite dresses belong to Mrs. D. W. Luke of this city. One of the gowns waa worn at the Inaugural ball when Harrison wss president. Miss Mary Anne Oatee, also In an old fashioned gown, . delighted the audience with a song, "Grandma" which fitted the occasion. Miss Dates presented several other solos and Mrs. William McAllister and Mrs. Darell Huson were' heard in two enjoyable duets. The models and the firms-they rep resented are as follows: Mrs. H. B. Kellom and Miss Patsy - Smith for Jacque Lenox. Mrs. Wayne Carter and June chesney for Mode O Day, Miss Opal Harvey and Mr,. Neville Bldcn for Adrlennea, Winnie Wels hoar for Burelson's, Miss Barbara Drury, Miss Rosalie Leslie and Mrs. John R. Knight for Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann, Miss Juanlta Rector, and Mrs. Henrietta Hugger for Montgom ery Ward, the very small Misses Col leen and Dolores' Bawden for Jen nie Rlddell's Needle, Arts and Jun ior shop, Betty Mallery and Mrs. Vale Hoots for Mann's department store, Alice Crow, Mrs. Lois " Young and Alberts, Murray for M. M. De partment store. Mrs. R. A. Work Introduced each model, the firm and the clothing worn. Others on the committee were Mrs. a. H. Massdam, Mrs. E. Baker, Mis. A. J. Hanby, Mrs. Louis Brown and Mrs. .Jap Andrews. Mrs. Wllllsm Young and Mrs. R. E. Sweeney had charge of & fancy work booth. It Is certain that Medford society, after enjoying the. -very succesful sf fair of Thursday afternoon, will an ticipate the annual style show and luncheon for next year with much enthuslssm. Miss Swinson Visits Relatives in City Miss Bobble Leigh Swinson arrived In Medford recently from Eugene and la visiting with her aunts, Mrs. E. N. Etdrldge and Mrs. Ed. Beckelhymer. Miss Swinson will return this week end to Eugene tor the Trl Delta sor ority dsnce after which she will go to California to resume her travels as grand. lecturer of California Order of Rainbow girls. The visitor has been at the Univer sity of Oregon for the psst month assisting with rush week. She wss also Initiated Into Trl Delta during that time. Travel Study Club Meeting A most enjoyable session of the Travel Study club was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. W. Hoyt. Guest speaker of the afternoon was Mrs. Clarence Meeker who de scribed the east through the eyes of the west, as she discussed msny In teresting places which she visited the psst summer. Mrs. Everett Faber reviewed the book. "The Journalist's Wife" by Lil lian Thompson Mower, wife of the Paris correspondent of the Chicago Dally News. Contrasts were drawn betwoen our own democracy and European countries, Mrs. Mower's lmptTcstona of Hitler and Mussolini were especially amusing. Mrs. L. Lounsberry read sn account of the mysterious disappearance and death of Mr. DelMl, the engineer; Mrs. Harold Larson gave a number of Interesting facts from far and near. BAKERY Miss Barbara Wall Weds Bert Lowry in Episcopal Rites ' At a simple but Impressive, cere mony yesterday afternoon at S o'clock at St. Mark's Episcopal manse, Miss Barbara Wall, daughter of Mrs. AlonU M. Wall and the late Everett R. Wall, became the brlds of Bert Lowry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Lowry of this city. Father Ernest S. Bart lam officiated. The charming bride wore a navy blue tailored suit with rust colored accessories and a corsage of gar denias. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, broth -sr-ln-law and aster of the bride groom, were the only attendants and 1 Immediate members of the families witnessed the rite,. The couple left after the ceremony for San Francisco via the Redwood highway on their wedding trip. The will make their home In this ctty where Mr. Lowry Is assistant super intendent of Bear Creek orchards. - Mrs. Lowry has lived In Medford all her life. She graduated from Medford high 'school. For the past several year, she has been private secretary to Eugene Thorndlke at the First National bank, Portland branch here. Mr. Lowry also graduated from Medford high school and later at tended Oregon State college In Cor vallls where he was affiliated with Theta Chi fraternity. The couple are both prominent In social activities of the younger set here. Miss May' Green Thursday Bride t Of Tyley Evans The marriage of Miss May Oreen to Tyley Evans wss solemnized Thurs dr.y afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Green on Route a. The Rev. Wolford A. Dawes of the Baptist chufch officiated. The bride was attractive In a navy blue silk crepe afternoon dress with matching accessories and a corsage of gardenias and bovardla. Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Flor ence Oreen of Oresham. Ralph Evans acted as best man for his brother. 'The bride was given In marriage by her brother. Roan Oreen. The couple left after the Impressive wedding service for a honeymoon to be spent on the coast. They will be at home to their many friends this week at 720 Oak street. Mrs. Evans Is a graduate of Med ford high school and attended Med ford Business college. She has lived In this city for a number of years and la a popular member of the younger set. Mr. Evans Is the son of Mrs. Bar bara Evans. He Is also a Medford high school graduste and Is associated with Eads Transfer company In this city. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Evans was feted at a number of delightful parties given by her many friends. Many Anticipate Bridge Luncheon AU final arrangements for the bridge luncheon to be held on Wed nesday, October 19, at St. Mary'a Academy, were completed by Mrs. J. C. Boyle, chairman and her executive committee membera at their last meeting held on Friday evening. A delightful afternoon Is In pros pect with luncheon served at noon, cards throughout the afternoon, and tea from four-thirty to six In the evening. This latter feature has been specially arranged for those whose engsgemente will not permit earlier attendance. The purpose of this social event, namely, to make It possible to open a scholarship fund which will be available to high school students, has made a sincere appeal to all who are interested In the work of higher education In our city. Reservations for tables or for tickets may be made by calling 1559 or 343. MAKE HIM GROW-- FEED HIM PLENTY OF RICH, NOURISHING GRADE PASTEURIZED MILK r baby who i so precious must have every care. You, as hit mother, know that and do whatever science advises for his benefit That is why w cooperate with you, and provide the finest milk . , . pure, rich and pasteurized ... for the welfare of your baby. We deliver daily .... SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE CO. Recent Bride (Photo by Shangle) Mrs. Lester Oilman, wnose mar riage was solemnized Saturday eve ning, October 8. Mrs. Oilman Is the former Miss Leila Van Dermark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Van Dermark of this city. Dorothy Gore Is Chosen Member of College Glee Club Dorothy Gore, Medford student now attending Pomona college was chosen last week ss a member of the Pomona College Women's Glee club following Intensive tryouts by Director Ralph Lyman on the Claremont campus. Miss Gore, who resides locally at 118 Geneva when not In residence on the Claremont campus, Is a first alto. A Junior, she Is one of thirteen new women elected to membership In the famed singing organization. The club la anticipating a busy pro-' gram of concerts In preparation for tta snnual tour which this yesr Is ex pected to take It to Denver. Miss Gore la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gore. Luncheon to Honor P.E.O. Dignitary P. E. O. chapter AA will entertain In honor of Mrs. Ora Buhl of Al bany, stats organizer of P. E. O.. Tuesday for luncheon at St. Mark's guild hall on North Oakdale avenue at 1 o'clock. Following the luncheon, a social and business session will be held at the home of Mrs. T. W. Miles, 303 North Oakdale avenue. Presbyterian Groups To Meet Missionary society of the Presby terian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ralph Sweeney. 1704 West Main street. Mrs. Sherman L. Di vine Is In charge of the program. Mrs. C. C. Drummond will be the guest spesker and Mrs. Arthur Put ney will give the devotlonals. ft "A" . "Back To School" Entertainment Is Enjoyable Affair Five hundred or mors parents took advantage of "Back to School Might" at Junior high school on last i-ues- day evening.' Never has a P. T. A. occasion m more successful. Not a dull moment was experienced during the entire evening. Due to efflolent organisa tion on the part of the scnooi every thing rhoved along with quick and well ordered precision and parents settled Into their roles ss "kids" with apparently not the slightest dlffU culty. Eight o'clock found the auditorium filled and an "examination" consist ing of "riddles" waa given at this Urns by Mrs. A. E. Brockway. - Following a very short P. T. A. business procedure 'James Mullens, Junior high school principal took charge of the "students." After an Interesting talk by Mr. Mullens on Junior high school alms and objec tives, class bells began to ring and from this time on It was a scramble to .get from class to class on time. Much credit is due bulldog guards". James Hoey, J. A. McDougall, A. E. Brockway, Hugh Slnnott, Robt. Kyle, J. S. Nlckerson and E. W. Wall for keeping order. . Many complimentary comments are being, made on the gracious manner of the1 teachers. In receiving the par ents and the entirely clear conception which' parents were given on. the subject matter of their children's courses and the present day methoda by which they are taught. A spirited pep assembly followed the completion of classes snd here with Ray Henderson as pep leader the parents enthusiastically voiced "the old school spirit." Wilson Walts and his Junior high school band fur nished snappy accompaniments to lusty school songs. At the close of pep sssembly six husky members of Coach Harrington's junior high football team came bounding down the aisles of the auditorium, went Into a huddle and were finally Introduced by their coach as: "Rock 'em and Sock 'em (A. E.) Brockway, "Peel 'em like an onion" (Eldon) Drysdale, "Greatest . quarter back of all time" R. s. Webber, "Pass-Snaring Demon" (A. E.) Hol brook and "Battering Ram" (B. W.) WaU. "School" waa dismissed following "lunch" which was served In paper oags oy e. t. A. commltteea. Much satisfaction has been voiced by parents who attended "Back to school Night," In their Junior hlh school. Its teaching staff and meth ods, and In themselves for taking advantage of tho opportunity which w oiierea inem to become trior, oughly acquainted with their ehil. dren's school. Mrs. J. A. McDougall, Junior high r. i: a. president has ex pressed her thanks t o her commit. tees and everyone who contributed toward making a success of this aimr. Dr. Divine to Give Lecture The Missionary societies of the nrsi. juotnooist church feel fortun ats In securlni Dr. Sherman r. vine in dim ht- m....... . iuw.mi lecture on "India" In the church Tuesday During his world travels Dr. Divine spent some time in India securing these pictures, which he had cm. ored by the natives. The members are certain it will Be of Interest to view these slides as well as hear nr Divine relate his experience with tnese people. A free will offering will be taken Wednesday Study Club To Convene Wednesday Study elub will meet Wednesday at the Girls' Community ciuonouse at 3:30 o'clock. The program will consist of book review by Mrs. M. T. Hodges of "Hello America" by Cesar Saerch- Inger. Guest speaker will be Dr., R p. Mortensen. A discussion will also be held. ask for 'Snider'' and be sure of the BEST I iff irt.wny" $ 1 Tom O'Brien Presents Piano Recital Today Music lovers of Medford win ham the opportunity of enjoying piano recital this afternoon at S o'clock at the home of Mrs. Margaret Fa bric. 108 Crater Late avenue. Quest artist wlU be Mr. Toot O'Brien of Ashland, who comes her with high praise from the many who have heard his playing. This entertainment la the first uH-a nr hruni redtala which the i Medford Music club la aponeortnl 7 for . the winter months. The com- ' mlttes in Charge or KiangBiucui- , consists of Mrs. WllUam McAllister r um Hvrtt Faber as oe-ehatr- ' men and Mrs. E. E. Gore. Mrs. Emll Mohr and Mrs. Rswles Moors. Another evening; of music will announced for the first part of November at a later date. There wlU be no charge for the recital today but a silver offering win be taken. Mr. O'Brien's program la ss Sol lows: Chorale Come, Sweet IVath Bach-Kelberlne Adagletto Angles BaUet of the Happy Shades Gluck-Frledmsn Gavotte ..... Gluck-Brahms Sonata Traglca. ......... MacDewel Largo maestoso: Allegro rlsoluto Largo con maeste. Intermission Nocturne, Op. 37, No. l. Chopin Etude, D Flat. ....... Ltsst Clair de Lune. Debussy Ritual Firs DanceMmMw.......De Falls The City Gates ...... .Moussorgslrr, Group Visits ' t in central roint it Mrs. Dal Blirrls. Mm. ieiftv.4 tT.ffc ' and Miss Orace Quackenbuah of Sa lem were guests of Mrs. Sidney Blood In her home near Central Point Thursday afternoon. Royal Neighbors Meet Thursday The Royal Ne!hbors wfll meet Thueday evening at 6:30 for cov ered dish dinner at the K. P. hall. Thla being the first social meeting of the fall season, all membera and their Invited guests are urged to at tend. . . An Interesting program will fol low the dinner. Mrs. Freda Klngsley la chslrmsn of srrangements. (Continued on Page Five.) DOUBLE S. & H. Oreen STAMPS WED., OCT. 19th Double Stamps on All Bill Paid In Cash. and On All Cash Purchases of CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS POTTED PLWJTS Judge's Medford GREENHOUSE 1006 East Main St. Phone 374 NO STORE IN TOWN B. Thrifty Says: Tt doesn't take a gypsy soothsaysf to Identify a family washwlfe by haajf handsi" o o o The ltrea In the hand of the unfor tunate woman who does her own laundry-work wlU closely resemble that of a washboard. B. THRIFTY Service, costing lees than home-work, does It better, pre serving the washables. tt makes hap pier wives, happier homes. It Is ultra-modern service is ststt respect. TRY ITI DAMP WASH 4e per Pound. (.10c Minimum Bundle) 7e Bundle. Plat work Ironed, 20 Pound, M0. 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