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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1938)
MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1038. PACT. THREE Society and Clubs By Clara Roxane Ruhl Will Have Church Rites In New York City A number of valley residents re ceived wedding Invitations yesterday from New York City to attend the marriage rites of Mlsa Roxane Page Ruh to Mr. Charles Herbert Sim mons, Jr. Miss Ruhl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ruhl of this city, has chosen Brick Presbyterian chinch on Park Avenue and Eighty-fifth street for her wedding place. The ceremony will be performed Thurs day, December 29 at 4 o'clock and will be followed by a reception at 4:30 o'clock In the Cosmopolitan club at 129 East Sixty-fifth street. Vincent Home Scene Christmas Luncheon for 0..5. Members On Saturday afternoon last, Mrs. Ed Vincent, worthy matron of Ne vlta chapter number 03, O. E. S., entertained at a Christmas luncheon Her guests Included the regular of ficers and Installation officers of the chapter. Tables were attractively appointed with decorations of a Christmas mo tif. The larger table was centered with a bowl of holly flanked by four red tapers. Smaller tables held a centerpiece of red taper in a nest of holly. Miniature Christmas trees marked the places of the guests and Yuletlde greens and a lighted tree added much to the festtveness and gayety of the affair. Following luncheon, Mrs. Vincent presented each guest with a report card to record their achievements for the afternoon. A gold star on each card was emblematic of the splendid work each officer had com pleted during the year. Mrs. Pearl Bonney was the recip ient of a prize. The guest list included Mrs. Bry den Sanderson, Installing officer; Mrs. Elmer Kyle, Installing marsh all; Mrs. Warren Norcioss, Installing chaplain: Mrs. Ellis Clark, Junior past matron, and the following regu lar officers: Mesdames Ivan Skyr man, Everett Faber, Merrltt Swing, Hampton Pankey, Edward C. Faber. Sam Kohler, Hensley Holt, Lloyd Stlmpnon. Carl Bennett, Guy Tex. Pearl Bonney and Leonard Scott. Royal Neighbors Elect Officers The Royal Neighbors, at their regular monthly business meeting nominated and elected the follow ing officers for the coming year at their recent session: Oracle, Myrtle Arnold; vlce-oiacle. Mabel Lynch; past oracle, Ethel Latham: chancellor, Grace Wakefield: recorder, Irene Shirley; receiver, Nora Glascock; marshal. Com Ba shaw; inner sentinel. Gladys G1I man: outer sentinel. Donna Taylor; manager, Elsie Alexander and physic ians, Dr. C. T. Sweeney and Dr. W O. Bishop. The oracle will select her appointive officers by the first of the year. Mrs. Anna Hodgkins was welcomed Into the camp as a new member. At the conclusion of the meeting. Mrs. Gladys Oilman, Mrs. Margery Pearson and Louis Bashaw served re freshments. St. Mark's Group Forms Society A group of young members of St. Mark's Episcopal church recently or ganized a club which Is known as the Young Girls Friendly society. At their first meeting last week, a pot luck supper was enjoyed after which officers were elected as fol lows: President, Evelyn Watson; Bethel Slagle, vice-president and Peggy Reter secretary-treasurer. Miss Marjorle Kelly is the adviser for the group and directors are Mrs. Margaret Fabrick and Father E. S. Bartlam. All young women of the church are cordially Invited to participate In the new organization. Portlander Here for Brief Visit Mrs. Rose O. Schleffeltn had as her house guest at her hqme on South Holly street last evening Mrs C. A. Painton of Portland. Mrs. Painton has visited in Med ford on previous occasions and 1 well known here. She was motoring to Pasadena with Portland friends and will return to this city about the first of March to spend some time with Mrs. Schleffelin. 111 - " " ' """'"'.-. 3 I3 For dessert top off a meal with home-made cake or pudding fla vored with Schilling pure Vanilla The delicate subtle flavor of Schilling Vanilla neither b.ike nor freezes out. Mary Davis Bride-Elect Feted at Pre-Nuptial Affairs Recently Several very enjoyable pre-nuptial parties last week feted Miss Dorothy Culy, bride-elect. On Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Kelllngton on Holly street, members of Miss Culy'a sewing club participated in a mis cellaneous shower party for her. Guests included Mrs. Victor MUnes. Margaret Ray. Mrs. Catherine Nee ley. Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper, Mrs. Frank Bellinger. Mrs. Tom Roseberry, Mrs. A. B. Culy. Miss Margaret Culy and the honoree. Dorothy Culy. Following an afternoon of sewing, tea was served. The bride-elect re ceived many attractive gifts during the affair. Another pleasant party was given Friday evening at the home of Mrs. C. N. Culy when the latter, Mrs. Louis Putman and Mrs. Dan Ohrt entertained with a kitchen shower for the future bride. Guests bidden to this event were Mesdames J. E. McAllister. Wiley Phares, Robert Buckles. A. B. Culy. M. L. Daily. Darell Nichol. Gale Culy. G. Gale, Fred Owen, Lutie B. Dally and E. J. Klein. The Misses Helen McAllister, Margaret Culy and Louise Ladd. Miss Culy. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Culy will become the bride of Leonard Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Klein of this city. The couple are prominent members of the younger set here and very well known. Their marriage will be an event of Christmas day at a 1 o'clock ceremony at the Culy home on 39 North Peach street. The Rev. James M. Hamilton will officiate at the wedding service. Guest Artists Here for Symphony Concert Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Van Dyke and daughter. Miss Marcia, arrived In the valley yesterday from Bur 11 n game, Cal. They went to Grants Pass last evening where they were to visit relatives. Miss Marcia will be the guest artist appearing tomorrow evening with the Southern Oregon Symphony orchestra when It Is .presented in concert at 8:15 o'clock in the Med ford senior high school. She return ed to Med ford this morning to prac tice with the orchestra. Henry Treager. pianist and accom panist, arrived In Medford on the train this morning. During his stay he will be the house guest of Mrs. Margaret Fabrick. Both Miss Van Dyke and Mr. Trea ger come to Medford with reputa tions of being truly splendid music ians. They are young, eager and at tractive and it is with much antici pation that their appearance tomor row evening is regarded. Today, the artists were entertained for luncheon at the home of Mr and Mrs. John R- Knight on West Main street. Mr. Knight Is director of the orchestra and Mrs. Knight is a member of the orchestra. Medical Wives to Gather Tomorrow The Auxiliary of the Jackson County Medical Society will hold Its annual Christmas party tomor row afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. J. Conroy. 200 Medfoid Heights. Luncheon will be enjoyed and all wives of doctors in the county are Invited to attend this event. P.T.A. Activities Friday, December 18, the Oak Grove P.-T. A. will hold a regular meeting at the school house at 3 o'clock. A supervised room for small children will be iwd by the mothers during the session. All mothers are asked to be present at the meeting. f?TJiLWlN'$ Lj Beauty Salon Christmas Special THIS WEEK OSI.V NOW $100 25c Rinse 50c Shampoo 60c Fingerwave Peggy Sage Manicure 50o 111 li 5 Let Schilling Pepper add rest to your meals! Like all Schilling Spices it's richer in the qualities that give flavor and strength. Re member, Schilling Spices have been the standard of comparison for 57 years. NOTICE It Is necessary that all club, or ganization and society notices be brought or phoned Into this of fice by Friday noon if they are to appear In Sunday's society page. Notices which do not reach this office by Friday noon cannot be printed Sunday. Christmas Party for Nevita Tonight This evening Nevita chaptes num ber 93, O. . S , will hold its an nual Christmas party. Members are asked to bring a child's gift of in expensive amount. The presents will be sent to the Shrine Hospital in Portland, A Christmas program, including Xs "pZ r -w ..... HIds With Homework' Toy Typewriter ?ojyto(Jl So much fun playing "secre tary"! Writes on full size office oaper! 40 characters! Won't She lOV 1 Doll Itassinet Sid Drop, Down I 100 Just the crib for her favorite dollyl Sturdily builtl Will hold t 25-inch doll I A Grano C It' Sowing .Machine 119 Make dolly's clothesl Sews 1 neat chain stitch I All working carts enclosed except needle 1 .Wr& ,X iSSK 3H TR iW STK S hi Jhi Goo Cot, c...... ) m3. i jjhsw j3 lljL ...t- mii i mni hiiiIimi Pf MdDMTTdpdDMIEnKf WAHID 1 a short feature entitled "Love's Chrlstmaj Garden" by the Star Points j which Is composed of the associate , matron, marshall and conductresses. Christmas caiols will be presented by three carolers. I The program committee consists of I Mrs. Merrltt Swing and Mrs. Everett i Faber. Mrs. Leta Kyle la chairman ; of the refreshment committee, others asElsting her are Mrs. Olive Dean, ; Mrs. Gladys Beebe, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott and Edith Scott. Ot Interest In the business meeting will be the annual election of of ficers. Alt members are urged to be present and O. E. 8. visitors are cordially invited to attend the ses sion. Dancing Party Held by Pocahontas Lodge Friday " evening the Pocahontas lodge enjoyed a dancing party. Velma oungl What fu ;,!, Jun. cow ....... . "Hta-fcta? 5heet "eel! Wlt!l, ..... n. ,H"i J2f Z ft'VJ Word. 2-Hurryl linage-Station 139 end TRAIN S.t No set like this anywhere 10 sections of track, 4 carsl Freight or passenger trains I For Young "Fatmtn" IVew! Farm Set Only at Worrfl( 19 Plant your Spring crops now I 5 big pieces! Cast iron . . , true models built to scale I Strtamhnwl Aulo Trim sport Carrit $ cant 98 Like the real ones seen on the highway! 2 skid runways! De tachable trailer! 23 inches! 'tfs 1 a-- . Slngler was chairman of the affair and those on her committee In eluded: Floyd Watkins, Wlllard Dooms, Esther Hobbs and Lucille An seth. Refreshments were served later by Oat Hubbard, Jack Dooms, Dick Stngler and Leah Ivle. On Friday evening, December 23, the Pocahontas lodge will hold its Christmas party for members and children. An Interesting program has been arranged for the evening and an enjoyable time Is anticipated. .lacktonvllle H. E. Club Dinner Soon Jacksonville H. E. club will enjoy a turkey dinner tomorrow afternoon at 12 :30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. W. Hartley. Members are to call the secretary for Instructions as to what to bring to the dinner. They are also to bring a gift for the tree. I Uoff.. . l- .,-,,.-n. r7,.n ""nner. .'1. " c out , 'IK Hi. I Jfi.. TT Doctor and Nurw'i Kit Only at Wards Lots of fun I Everything for a sick dollyl You can really hear through the stethoscope I Ci it 1 jvnmi nan Rid or Pull Locomotive) 98c Tiny tots have such fun riding on it! Easy steering I Strong ateel body I 24-in. long! Easel Type Blackboard 198 Blackboard If msonite (aame as used in scnoolsl) 7 charts, chalk, eraserl iV,xWt in. Fun for the whole family 2 to 7 ran plsyl name Inrliidrs Instruc tions. To. Totiltr Hooky Ilorwe 249 Won't Tint Next best thing to real pony I Well builtl Cross bar through horse's head for band grip I farn"r.:7' ih. b"act p ,b0 tZ" j "it b 2- P'ffKBK' Let's 'WM Play Monopoly Wenomih Club Party Thursday. The Wenonah club will hold Its annual Christmas Party Thursday afternoon at 1 :30 o'clock at the home of Bernlce Wilson. Members are to bring an Inexpensive gift for exchange. Calendar Tuesday 7:30 p.m. St. Ann's Altnr society public card party, parish hall, South Onkdale avenue, 7:30 p.m. Lady uons club, home Mrs. H. W. Conger, 710 West Main St 8:00 p.m. A.A.U.W., International Relations, home Mrs. C. I. Drummond, 39 Glen Oak court. Wednesday 11:30 a.m. Oet-Together club, Eagle hall, 43 north Front street. 125 "IB aw. talis f- Every child loves to talk over the telephone I This is a dandy bell rings aa number la dialed I 7 Piece. Manicure Set 25 For a dalntv little misst Pretty Blue and White case with aa oval mirror I 6 manicure pieces. 12'2-lnch Walking Seattle d 98c Wind him up away he goea just like a real, live Scottiel In natural colore on metal I Streamlined Rubber Tired Speedy Scooter 198 A dandy I Unusually well made I Heavy ateel frame, parking standi For children up to 121 Velocipede 650 Roar step plaint Every child will want it) Ball bearing wheels rubber tires I Red and white flnishl -SS r . .WVW.W1 - 49c mm 45c La 1:00 p.m. PE.O-, chapter AA, home Mrs. A. P. Butler. 28 Hhlcrest road. 1:00 p.m. Medical auxiliary, home Mrs. R. J. Conroy, 200 Medfoid Heights. 1:00 p.m. Past Matrons club, home An doalGlftl Paint Set 38 PloctH 49 Everything for a young artiatt Painta, crayona, brush, and outline pictures to color I Furnitlfdl Ultl Iloll House 179 97 Plant Fvmltvre A dream house every little girl will want I Copied from an Eng lish country estate I fxevfSftety drouodl A darling baby doll for a little girl! It criea: has sleeping eyes and real lashes! HSSr wm - ...., ;jz&r Pwp,Vf0)ffBBJP7!l ejajetjjieiBsa. '! kt)fMateje M ince llnhy Doll 298 Mrs. Victor Bursell. 7:30 p.m. A.A.U.W. Creative Arts, home Mrs. D. Huson, 45 Llndley avenue. Closing time for Too Late to Clas- slfy Ads is 1:30 p. m. Where the Finer Gifts Are to Be Found And Where the Price Is Always A Little Lower! JNO. W. JOHNSON'S Jewelry Store for lw to.... -'""on, llently Bad, . I P'ano ham m ith bla i "n.lly r '""' fceJ ; 1 . "-'lb J it Urt ifm "tit" (,:, z-'mel t... .""ael a., "ea. jobber .7P", .tep ". Only at Wonif Iowr Tractor 1498 fory to Handlol Looks like real tractor t Ex tra atrongl Extra large . . . bigger than an $18 autol oWWi' Ilig Hump Truck IhbktVrul X9 Looks like a Mack truck! Will support 100 lbs. I Strong enough to ridel 28 inchea long! StreamNneo1' llocket Wngon 398 Sfve fdomeerf' It's good-looking, fasti One piece ateel body! Rubber tirea, roller bearing wheelal NO j TELEPHONE 283 117 80UTH CENTRAL
