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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC FOTTR rEDFORD V ATT; TftTBUNT?. MEDFOTtT). OftEnoy. KTTNDAT. XOYErBER-13. 1)3S SOCIETY .AND CLUB NEWS OF THE IVEEK V By OLASA MARY DAVIS . XJ Florence Gift or d United In Marriage To Morris Byrne . Uln Florence M. Olfford, daugh ter of Mr. and Mri. T. J. Olf'ord, became the bride of Morrli Byrne, too of Mr. and Mra. John Byrne of . Applegate, at a beautiful S o'clock ceremony at the home of the tirlde'a ' parenta ' on the Old Atage toad Armlatlca night. The ring ceremony waa performed by Dr. Sherman L. Divine of the Medford Presbyterian church, the bridal party taking their placea be fore aa arrangement of ferna and chrysanthemums and white tapers in csndelabre. The bride, given In marriage by her father, was lovely In her mother's wedding gown of SS years ago, white crepe with tulle veil, and carried a bouquet of calla Jllues snd maidenhair fem. Miss Arietta Tyrrell was bridesmaid, and wore a peBch taffeta gown with Juliet cap. She carried white crys anthemums. Los O. Port, Jr., acted as best nan. Prior to the ceremony Mra. Oeorge Wendt aang "Because." with Mrs. Mabel Sims at the piano. Mrs. Sims also played the wedding march from Lohengren. The bride's mother wore a gown f blue lace, and . the groom's mother was attired In black crepe. Following the ceremony, which was attended by fifty guests, refresh . roents were served, with Mrs. E. M Wilson pouring. Others assisting were Mrs. H. E. Conger, Mrs. E. H. Xledermeyer and Mrs. C. O. Hoover. I The bride and groom left by mo tor Immediately afterward for a hort wedding trip to the south. Mrs. Byrne wore a nsvy blue suit with wine accessories. The young ooupie win make their home on the Applegate. Here tot the wedding waa the Bride's brother, Herbert Olfford, student at the, state university, and 4fr. and Mra. Harry Qoeller and flaugntera, Oeanne, nan, and Adra. and Mr. and Mra. Harry Qoeller it, all of Klomath Falls, Recent Bride Mrs. Tom Lewis Honored At Shower Party Mrs. Ida Lewis, assisted by Mrs. Bob Lewis and Mrs. Lester Dusen berry entertained Wednesday after, noon at her home near Central Point with a shower honoring Mrs. Tom Lewis of Table Rock. Quests Included Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Nina Dusenberry, Mrs. Dale Bmlth, Mrs. Wm. Wright, Mrs. Les ter Dusenberry, Mrs. Clyde Kelt, Mrs. W. R. Porce. Mrs. Qeorge Bmlth of Oold Hill, Mrs. Crelg Coo par, Mrs. Gerald Cottlngham, Mrs. Olenn Huber, Mrs. Bob Cherry, Mrs John Pruett, Mrs. w. Bally, Mrs. Del Morrison, Mrs. 1 Llllle McDon ough, Mrs. Ivan McDonough, Mrs. WlUete, Mra. Flora Snavely, Mrs. Bob Lewis, Mrs. Fred Stevens, Mrs. Claud Stevens, the guest of honor, Mrs, Tom Lewis snd ths hostess. Mrs. Ida Lewis, Mrs, Lewis was the recipient of many lovely guts after which re freshments were served. Pocahontas Enjoy Dancing Party Friday evening the Pocahontas lodge enjoyed a dancing party. Com mittee In charge were Wilms Hayes, Orvllle Hayes, Hilda Clifford and Opal Carter. Refreshments were served by Hsr rlett Watson, Freda Marene, Mabel Quackenbush and Floyd Watkins. ADRIENNE Announces a Fur Representative will be here Tues. and Wed. with hundreds of beautiful FUR COATS CHUBBIES and NECKPIECES Neckpiecci In Silver Pox Red Tox Mink Baiim Marten Select Your Christmas Fur Coat Now Use Our Lay-Away Plan ADRIENNE'S fa--.; fa, W,f r ? I 4 ''ill I ll V r ! Photo by Shangle. Mrs. Morris Ilyrne, nee Florence M. Olfford, dniighter of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Olfford, who was married Friday evening at nn a o'clock cere mony at the home of her parents nn the Old Htae road. Social Activities of Week Headed by Opera Ballet Highlight of the week In Medford will be the appearance of the San Francisco Opera Ballet on Wednesday evening at tho Holly theatre, and msny Medford groups are planning pre-theatre parties as well ss making plans for the post-ballet party at the Chateau. The entire ballet company will be guests of the Southern Oregon Con cert association at a reception at the ohateau following the theatre per formance. The committee In charge, headed by Mrs. H. Chandler Egan, Is planning the party In order to give everyone Interested a chance to meet the artists. All who attend the the atre are Invited on a no-hoat basis, according to Mrs. Egan. Heading the list of dancers with the company la Janet Reed, prima ballerina, a former Medford girl. Zoe Del Lantls, Med lord a "Pirate airl" with the San Franclaco exposition, described as the "most photographed girl In the world." will be hero by special arrangement and will appear witn me company. Miss Lautls will not continue north with the touring group but must return to San Fran cisco to fill dancing engagements The company goes from hero to Seat tle, tnence to Victoria, B. c, and men dsck to Portland. Unprecedented lntorost has been shown In the ballet appearonce, the first attraction on this year s concert season. "Opera Intlme," bh evening of Intimate one-act operas, featuring stars of the San Francisco Opera company, will be brought here Janu arr 17 aa second attraction on the series, and the Mozart Buys' Choir, a company of 30 boys Mnsrra from Vlenns. will come March ai to con clude the series. Porter-Steele Wedding Rites miss Virginia Porter became the bride of Harry Steele at s 0 o'clock ceremony Thursday evening. The bride wore an attractive tcel blue suit with black am-essorles nnd a corsage of Tallnmnn roses. Her only attendant was Miss La Verne Mcculloch. Honiara Mathews acted as beat man. Mr. and Mrs. Steele are well known In the valley having resided In Med ford and Thoenls for a number of yeara. Following a wedding trip, the cou ple will make their home In this city. Mrs. Pottenger to Winter in Bay City Mrs Laura Pottenger lett last eve ning on the train for San Francisco where she ill spend the winter months. , Mrs. Pottenger will be the gviest of her daughter. Miss Cleone Pottenger In the bay city. She will return to her home on East Jackson street after the California sojourn. Co-Ed Spends W eekend Here Miss Margaret Taylor, co-ed at University of Oregon In Eugene, KMlt the past several dnya In Med- j lord and will return to the campus today. Miss Taylor came to Medford to attend the wedding of her brother Clyde Taylor, I'nst Matrons To linjm lr..rrl Pss Matrons club of Adsrel chap ter will gather for dessert brlde Monday altrrnoon at I ovIi- nt tin ionic of Mrs. Fred J. H,k. tl N Uu sticvt. Wednesday Evening Concert Program . Is Colorful Event The second of a series of concerts by the Medford Music club was given last Wednesdsy evening at the home of Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck. The concert, given by Elizabeth and Harlow Mills, waa unique In its ap peal to every type of person, from the uninitiated to the seasoned con cert goer. The Rumanian and Hungarian music played by the artiste waa as colorful aa the woven fabrics they wore. Each was dressed In native peasant costumes of Rumania. Some one has described genius as an enormous capacity for detail. These two musicians add this rare gift to their youthful enthusiasm and mature Judgment. Beginning with simple folk themes, tracing through tne romanttcista who elaborate upon these themes, and on to arrange ments by the modernists, their music wss educational as well as Inspiring. one seldom hears difficult violin music performed with truer clarity and musical understanding. In the Sarasate Airs, the modern Hora stac cato, arranged by Helfetjt, and Ravel's ultra modern Tzigane, Elizabeth Mills was superb. Harlow Mills' piano technlaue and thorough musicianship was adequate for the Liszt Hungarian rhopsody; uowever, nut main thought seems to oe in tne field of composition, re search, and accompanying. As en cores, he gave two of his composi tions of contrasting thought: Dizzy Boy, clever and with good humor, and the very fine Adagio movement from hla Impressive Italian Sonata. xne appreciative audience was Im pressed by the genuine sincerity of purpose and personal charm of Mr and Mrs. Mills. Ruth Garlock Weds Mr. Davidson In Catholic Rites P.T.A. Activities The Washington P.-T.A. wll hold Its next meeting Friday. November 18. nt 2 o'clock In the school auditorium. airs, etirans, the president, has an nounced that the afternoon will be devoted to business and a social hour for the mothers of the school. An old fashioned spoiling bee will be the feature of the meeting, and the mothera of Mra. Huntress and Mrs. Oreogorty'a rooms will be hostesses. The annual Dad'a night and onen house at Washington school has been postponed until the early nart of December. AH women of the community are cordially Invited to participate In the voney Dsn classes to be held at the Washington school under the spon sorship of the P.-T.A. The classes will meet every Monday night In the school gymnasium from 8 to 10 o clock. The first class will be hold tomorrow evening. Monday. Nov. 14. at 8 p.m. Friday afternoon at a 8 o'clock ceremony In Sacred Heart Catholic parish, Miss Ruth Oarlock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lee Garlock, became the bride of Dave Davidson of Klam ath Falls. The Rev. rather F. W. Black united the couple In marriage In the pres ence of only the bride's Immediate family. The bride was attractive In a gray suit with blsck accessories and a cor sage of gardenias. Among the guests attending the wedding were the bride's grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. McDonough and her aunt, Miss Claudia McDon ough. Mrs. Davidson has lived In Medford for a number of years and graduated from Medford high school last June. The couple will make their home In Klamath Falls. Prior to the wedding, Mra. Davld son was complimented at several very enjoyable parties Including one last Wednesday evening when Miss Dor- land Terrill was hostess at her home on West Tenth street for a linen shower event. Quests Included the honoree Mrs Davidson, and the Misses Peggy oar lock, Savella Davidson, Dorothy oil!. Rae LaPevre, Muriel Hughes. Huldah Rose, Joyce Freed, Gene Bane, Barbara Youngs Announce Betrothal Of Only Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Young announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sybil jean Young of Portland, at a dinner party Friday University Mothers Hostesses For Delightful Affair University of Oregon Mothers' club observed University of Oregon Moth ers' day with a very successful and enjoyable salad bowl luncheon and evening at their home on Spring afternoon of bridge. Thursday at the street, Miss Young will wed Mr. Roacoe Logan of Portland In that city dur ing the Christmas holiday season. The betrothed miss Is a former Medford resident, having gone to Portland several years ago to live. She Is a Medford high school grad uate and attended Oregon State col lege In Corvallts. She was one of tho moat popular young ladles of the younger set here and since golns north has participated In numerous social events. Bateman-T aylor Ceremony Held Thursday Eve At a 6 o'clock ceremony held Thursday evening In the sunshine parlors of the First Methodist church, before a beautiful altar of chrysan themums and ferns, with lighted candles, Rev. Joseph Knotts united In marriage Miss Margaret Bateman and Clyde S. Taylor. The bride, an attractive blonde, wore Hampson, Betty Jane Oreen netrv a teal 61ue chiffon" velvet dress and Bare, Jean Pease, Margaret Ruth Bol- I carrled 8 bouquet of white roses and ton, Dorothy Jenkins, Norma Mitchell fvrns' she was ""ended by Miss and Jamie Brugger. Jen Sparks, and the best men was On Tuesday evening Miss Dorothy 'V-Coo. QUI entertained with a kitchen show- Mr"' Tn,lor ' th daughter of Mr er at her home on McAndrewa rosd land Mr" Snmuel Bateman.. a gradu- arldge waa played during the eve- i '""'a nign scnooi. and lor f"" m uecu H&aOClBtca with Western States Grocery. Mr. Taylor Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Taylor. Sr., and also a graduate of Medford high school. He Is employed by the Crater Metal & Engineering Co. Following the Impressive rites a reception for the newly wedded cou ple was held at the home of the par ents of the bride. Only relatives of the couple and n few very close friends were present for the wedding and reception. The bride was the Inspiration for a number of social events prior to the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, have gone on a short wedding trip and will be at home to their friends at 310 Maple street, Medford, after November 16th ning witn prizes going to Muriel Hughes and Jean Bare. The honoree received the many attractive ahower gifts when alorm clocks about the rooms went off at Intervals. Miss Gill's guests were Dorland Terrill. Peggy Garlock, Muriel Hughes, Botty and Jean Bare, Dorothy Jen kins, Joyco Freed, Barbara Hampson. Savella Davidson, Betty Jane Qreen and Jean Pease. Mrs. Davidson has always been a popular member of the very young set hero and her departure to Klam ath Falls will be regretted by her mony friends. Plans are being completed for tho entertainment to be given at the Jackson school on Friday. November I8th at 7:30 p m. for Daddy's night. The following program Is to be giv en: Introduction of the teachers by the principal, Mr. Clltatln. Community singing led by Mrs. Ixirton, a Jack SDn school teacher. Songs by Jack son school boys chorous. Tap dance by two girls from Junior high. Harmonica solo by a Roosevelt school boy. Stunt given by cub psck, Den No. a frani Jackson school. Speech by Dr. Redford. president of Southern Oregon normal. There will be a book display as this Is National Book Week. Inspection of the new rooms and auditorium. Refreshments will be aerved by the executive board of the P.-T.A. Lincoln School Study club will convene Monday afternoon at a o'clock In the lunch room of the school. The high-light of the Junior high P.-T.A. meeting on Thursday, No vember 10 was a talk on "The Adolescent Chltd," given by Judge Farle Day. Particularly was the point stressed that to prepare a child for good cltl7enship parents must not spare them responsibilities. They are much better prepared to face the rcs)onslhlllt:es and prob lems of adult life. Judge Day said. If they have not been too softened In the process of growing up. Manv of those present have expressed themselves as feeling greatly bene fitted by this splendid talk. A program presented bv the school orchestra and girls ge club proved very enjoyable to ths aud ience. A rummage sale sponsored bv the Junior high P.-TA. gronti win lie held next Friday and Saturday. the place to be announced la'er Those m-tshtivt to make contribu tions will kindly phone Mrs. Oladys ttammln. 131-L Travel snulv Meet ltelaed The Travel Study club meetiiifi scheduled for Monriav. November u has been p.atpoiied until MMidav. November 31 and will be held a: the home of Mrs. Walter Frarei Hrown, 1033 West F.leventh street Queen Kstlier lo Mret Stmn Queen Esther circle of the First M, B. church will hold their regulai monthly luncheon at 1 o'clock Tues day at the home of Mrs. (. Chrlatlen son. 81 1 West Main street. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads Missionary Group Attends Meeting A special missionary society meet ing was enjoyed recently at the home of Mra. Vroman when Mra. J. W. Bunch was the guest speaker. Mrs. Bunch la the foreign mission field support secretary and Is from Forest Grove. The audience enjoyed the manner In which she presented her subject, t Presenf at the meeting were: Mes dames I. N. McCollum, J. W. Smylle. Riley D. Henson. A. S. Bllton, Nelson J. Wiley. Frank Hanger, W. W. Walk er, H. C. High, Archie Pierce, Millie Tucker, A. B. Evans, C. W. Conklln. M. Evans, and Miss May Phlpps. Girls' Community clubhouse. One hundred women attended the affair and there were 20 tables of cards. Decorations on the individual luncheon tables were yellow crysan themums and about the rooms was an abundance of Oregon Grape. Mrs. Sylvia Shreve was awarded first bridge prize and also a beauti ful Kenwood throw. Other prize winners were Mrs. C. J. Seman and Mrs. Dolph Phlpps. Mrs. Dolph Phlpps talked to the group of guests regarding the Oregon scholarship which consists of $1000 devlded Into three scholarships with 100 In & reserve fund. The proceeds from this event went Into the fund. Mrs. Thomas -J. Fuson, president of the Oregon Mothers' club here, presided as hostess at the affair. Oth ers who contributed to the success of the event were Mrs. F. C. Dillard, Mrs. Terry T. Holbertson, Mrs. E. E. Gore, MrB. James Hayes, Mrs. J. D. McPherson, Mrs. Helen Conroy, Mrs. C. M. Brewer, Miss Helen Bullls, Mrs. J. C. Mann, Mrs. George B. Dean. Mrs. Dolph Phlpps and Miss Isobel Stuart. The latter two awarded the bridge prlzcB. Mrs. Carpenter to Address Zontas Zonta club members will meet for their regular luncheon session Mon day st noon at the Hotel Medford. Mrs. Leonard Carpenter will speak to the group on conditions In central Europe as she saw them on her re cent travels there. The address on Europe will be In keeping with the regular study of International affairs which the club Is enjoying this season. St. Mark's Group Meeting Tuesday The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mark's church will meet at the parish hall at a o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. George Arenson of Oswego and a group of church workers will be present. All women Interested are Invited to attend the session. Tea will be served after the meet ing. Thursday Studv Club. Meeting Thursday Morning study club met last week and enjoyed an Interestlnc program. Mrs. R. A. Carleys review of "Na tions Forests"- was appreciated by the audience as was Mrs. R. w. Frame's talk on consumer education of tex tiles and Mrs. W. W. P. Holt's "Fash Ion Is Spinach." Tho next meeting will be held on November 25. Iiltuier-lianee For Lodge Members of the Degree of Honor lodge and their families are Invited to attend a dinner at 8:30 o'clock Thursday evening In their clubrooms over the Baldwin Piano shoppe. A dance will follow the dinner party. W.CT.r. Meets Friday Afternoon W. C. T. U. will convene Friday afternoon at a o'clock at the home of Mrs, Eva Younger. 323 North Cen- Pit-t Matrons To Meet nlm'-il.iy Past Matrons club of Nevlta chap ter will convene Wednesday aftertnoii tral avenue. Temperance In the! at the home of Mrs. Leila Pmon Sunday school snd devotions will be on West Main street at 1 o'clock for Miss Hayes Visits Here Several Days Miss Patricia Haves of Salem spent the week-end In this city as guest of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. James C. Hayes at their homo on East Main street. Miss Hayes left Medford several months a,?o to accept a position for the state In the Capital city. Women Of Rotary Luncheon Event Women of Rotary will meet Wednes day afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles W. Lemery In the Roseborough addition. A covered dish luncheon will be served, after which cards will be enjoyed during the remainder of the afternoon. Mrs. C. J. Semon and Mrs. w. A. Whltelaw will be the assistant host esses. F. L. Club to Have President Visit F. L. club No. 7 will convene Mon day evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lucille Cave on West 11th street for a regular business session. The state F. L. club president will make her official visit to this club on that evening. All members are urged to be pre-ent. Garden Clubs Of Oregon Federation Enjoy Luncheon The Southern district of the Ore gon Federation of Garden clubs met at the Medford hotel for a luncheon and business conference Thursday. Among those present were Mrs. W. G. Smith, state president, Mr. H. L. Shedd. state secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Harry Smith, first state vice president, Mrs. E. E. Wil son, state chairman of the Junior Gardens committee, the presidents of the Illinois Valley Garden club, the Grants Pass Garden club, and the Medford Garden club, besides other members of the local club. The table was decorated with Chinese and Japanese pears, raised at the Southern Oregon experiment station, and chrysanthemums. The state president urged the ?lubs to pay more attention to the Junior gardens, horticulture, Judg ing and radio programs. Mrs. Wlnfleld BaHey and Mrs. Milton Ottoman were responsible for the decorated car which was entered in the Armistice day par ade. The next meeting of the local club will be held Thursday, De cember 1. ' AAUW Meetings For The Week American Association of University Women will have the following study group meetings this week. Music Appreciation in the high Bchool at 7:30 Tuesday evening. To this ses sion any persons In the city who are interested In music are invited to attend. On Wedne.sday evening. Creative Art group will meet at the home of Mrs. Darell Huson. 45 Llndley avenue. Saturday afternoon a luncheon will be enjoyed in the Hotel Holland. Mrs. Jamison, dean of women at Ore gon state college may be a guest at the affair. Missionary firnup Trt Meet Tuewlny Presbyterian Missionary society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Walter Krazer Brown, 1023 West Eleventh p r rcet . The session will be in the form of a praise service and Rev. John Hoyt will be the guest speaker 3. Thrifty Says: given by Mrs. Daisy Douglas. dessert luncheon. P-JTwE COUlDN'TV f ISN'T WAT ET4UN& J. 1 jHix'''-' Stuarts Hosts To Southern Guests Visitors In Medford from Atlanta, Oa., are Mrs. Macon Martin, her sister. Miss Willie Calhoun, and Mrs. Martin's daughter, Miss Bottle Martin. The southerners are house guests In this city of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stuart at their home on Hlllcrost road. They wltl also visit with Mrs. John Norwood during their valley sojourn. The guests ara cousins of Mrs. Stuart, who formerly resided In Atlanta. Numerous social actlvltlea have been planned for the group, who ar rived here Friday evening by motor car after a vacation spent In Los Angeles and San Francisco, Cal. Dae Mall Tribune Want Ada. Legion Auxiliary Luncheon Enjoyed Forty members and guests of the American Legion Auxiliary enjoyed a delightful luncheon held at the Hotel Medford Armistice Day. Miss Mary Anne Gates, accompanied by Chios Ellenburg, led In the com munity singing. Mrs. Edna Overmyer presented a comic atrip and Mrs. William Selkirk gave several readings. Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, the first auxili ary president In this city, waa pre sented with e. very attractive candle wick spread. Mrs. Maude Henyon was awarded a membership in the amount of 92.00. The room and table held decora tions of fall leaves and foliage. Each guest Introduced the one sitting next to her, - f New Arrivals from PEAK OF THE WEEK j 'IT $2495 Frocks that Charm FUR til.MOIl. l ISO nri KM'MKtMt tlMMNO and i. V.IMJ M e On run tr Our Work ranrr l-sllilr tvehn I'linne -M HOERLEIN STUDIO of MUSIC 1411 Euclid Ave. Phone 1538-J Piano ndavneed and elementary (supervised practice for beginners) Pipe Organ Electric Organ Coordinated playing ap proach ; technique problems analyzed. Stcinway Piano HADLEY BUSINESS IN MEDFORD 14 DAYS LEFT In take ilnin.iie if the cn-ni-Hoit.il prh-p irtln.tlmit of Ihl grmitnr going out of .tulnev MONDAY SPECIAL SHOES Reg. Values 4 to $4.95 V I u5 HADLEYS 11 .ottth Com m "Motliera Xnow best about EVERY THING including Laundries. That's why they kfep B. THRIFTY busy!" 000 When those little rompers com mence really to romp, the mothers ; rely on B. THH1FTY Service to keep em clean and neat. ! Kiddies' laundry Is given special ' attention by us, as one trial will convince. Careful washing and Iron ing of wash suits a feature. It. THItinv Laundry Service Kcnens and Protects All U arables. Your Master laundry AMERICAN LAUNDRY "Wlftr"' 1.1: soi tii riMR L in ilayon Crepes Woven with Celanese Yarn High spirited frocks these, for the months of party-going and entertaining ahead! Luncheons... bridge afternoons.. . cocktail dates... little dinners call for frocks with fashion interest lifted high to sparkle over table level like these sophisticates from PEAK OF THE WEEK design studio in New York. Created in luxury rayon crepes woven with Celanese, they'll see- yon through the season. Weaves of Celanese are so very superior for service. Choose your frock in 1 new hospitality shade, rich and glowing or decide on suave black. A smart range of colors . . . sizes for all requirements, await your early selection. IT ISN'T TOO LATE TO ENTER OUR CONTEST Ques how many silkworn cocoons are used in making one pair of Rollins chiffon hose. CONTEST CLOSES NOV. 19th lit PRIZE 6 Pr. Rolling 1.00 Hose 2nd " 3 Pr. " 1.00 " 3rd " 2 Pr. " 1.00 ' 4th " 1 Pr. 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