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rEDFOTtD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREGON". TUESDAY. DECEfRER 20. IMS. PAOE THREE Society and Clubs By Clara Mary Davis Newly Wedded Couple Visit Newbury s Here Mr. and Mri. William Arthur Del Mil. Jr., of Klamath Falla were bouseguesU last night at the home of Mr. Del Mil's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Don Newbury, at their home on Eastwood drive. The couple stopped here enroute to their home in Klamath Falla from Salem, where their marriage was an event of Saturday laat. Mrs. Delzell was the former Doris Marguerite Patterson, the daughter of Mrs. C. M. Follis of Palou.se. Wash. She has lived In Klamath Falls for the past several years. . The wedding ceremony took place at the home of Mr. JJelzell's brother and sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Delzell In Salem. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Delzell oT Portland. He attended University of Oregon tn Eugene, where he was affllla:ed with Sigma Nu fraternity. At present he Is associated with the Journal in Klamath Falls, where he has resided for several years. The newly wedded young couple left for Klamath this noon. They will live In the Royal Arms apartments in that city. Christmas Service At Christian Church The annual Christmas and white service of the First Christian church will be held Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock in the main auditorium of the church. A pageant, "The Sweetest Story Ever Told" will be presented by Mabel Cox." Each member Is to bring a white gift of food or msney to be con tributed to the needy of the com munity and to the benevolent home of the church. CEDAR CHESTS We have on hand a few beauti ful Tennessee Cedar Chest t which we offer at real closeout prices for Christmas. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Recent Married Couple Feted At Evening Party At the home of Mis. M. J. Hawk on West llth street Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. I Van Dermark were hosts for a party honoring their youngest daughter, Dorothy, whose marriage to Bruce Stuart was sol emnised in Vancouver, Wash., several weeks ago. The delightful affair not only cele brated the wedding of the young couple, but also Mrs. Stuart's birth day anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart received nu merous miscellaneous gifts at the party. Quests Included Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Wright, Miss Linda Wright, Don Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oilman, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hawk and sons, Donald and Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. George Denny, Mrs. M. J. Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hawk and sons. Ray and Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis. Irene Salva and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McKlnney. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart are making their home In this city. College Co-Ed Visits Parents To Join the college set and to visit her parents In this city over the Christmas holidays is Miss Rose mary Corey, who arrived at her home here on the Crater Lake highway last week-end. Miss Corey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Corey, Is a populai co-ed at Oregon State College in Cor vn 11 is, where she Is a member of the Beta Zeta sorority. She wit! return to the campus after New Years to resume her studies as a member of the Junior class. -4- M rs. Westergren Visits Parents Mrs. E. C. Westergren and small son. Bard of Grants Pass, are visit ors In Medford at the home of Mrs. Westergren's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Bardwell on South Oak dale avenue. Mrs. Westergren will be Joined here by her husband the latter part of the week to remain for Christmas. The Grants Pass residents will also spend the New Years holiday with the Bard wells. Where the Finer Gifts Are to Be Found And Where the Price Is Always A Little Lower! JNO. W. JOHNSON'S Jewelry Store Knights Templar To Have Service Christmas Morn Malta Command? ry n u m b r 4, Kntghta Templar, and their ItdlM will participate. In the Tulettde Ser vice Christmas morning In the Masonic Temple in Ashland at 0 o'clock In the morning. The program for the service will be as follows: Reception of the emi nent commander. Orel O. Horner: song. "Hark the Herald Angela Sing." congregation: "The Old. Old Story." A. C. B:ahop, prelate: ritualistic ser vice, commander: prayer, prelate. Sentiments to the Grand Master. Grand Encampment of Knights Templar, United Statea of America: toasts to grand offlcera or Oregon: breakfast, Masonic Temple banquet rooms. This year members will wear civil ian dreaa and not unlforrra as In the past. It Is anticipated that a number of Medford members and their wives will attend this annual event of Christmas morning. Knights Templar offlcera Include: Orel O. Horner, commander: John H. Rolston, generalissimo; Walter Redford, captain general: A. O. Bishop, prelate; George W. Dunn. treasuren Rufus E. Detrlck. recorder; Otto W. DeJarnett, senior warden; George R. Carter. Junior warden; Marcus B. Woods, warder: Ray Ptis- ble. standard bearer; H. H Mayberry. sword bearer; William P. Loomls, outer guard. Miss Ferry Visits Here For Yuletide Miss Frances Ferry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ferry of Foots Creek, will spend Christmas vaca tion with her parents, according to Mrs. Ferry, who was a Medford caller recently. Miss Ferry la teaching school at Gustlne. Cal.. and her twin alster, Elizabeth, alio well known In Med ford. Is enrolled In her second year at Radcllffe college where she Is doing research work. The slsteis both attended Stanford University In Palo Alto. John Ferry, the Ferry's only son, Is a student at Harvard, where he holds the distinction of having a Junior prize fellowship, he la one of only four In the United States to receive this award. John la a gradu ate of Medford high schools. Mrs. Carr Back From Vacation Mrs. F. J. Carr and daughter Isobel, of 16 Florence avenue, returned to their home yesterday from a weeks' vacation spent In the south. The two Medford women visited friends and relatives In Dunsmulr, Cal. Miss Dallaire Home From OSC Miss Dolly Dallaire returned to Medford recently from Oregon State college where she la a sophomore In the home eoonomlca school on the Corvsllls campus. Miss Dallaire will visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Dallaire, at their home on Park street during the Christmas holidays. WE WILL BE OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nights MAKE THIS A PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS-GIVE GIFTS to WEAR See what nice gifts we are showing for every member of the family. LADIES' COATS O ENTIRE STOCK NOW ON SALE AT COME TAKE YOUR PICK Pay Only One Half the Original Low Price M. r,i. DEPT. STORE NOTICE It 1 necessary that all club, or ganisation and society notices be brought or phoned Into this of flee 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. Birthday Dinner Honors Two Guests Mrs. Bertha Lofland and Mr. Henry Owens were honored guests at a sur prise birthday dinner party last week at the latter 's home. Following a delightful dinner, the honored guests whose natal days were being celebrated, received many at tractive gifts. The evening waa spent playing monopoly. The prliw was awarded to Deane Owens. Present at the party were Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rummel and daughters. Beulah and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Stlmson and daughters. Vir ginia and Yovonna, Mrs. Jim Oweni, Louise Lofland, Allene Owens, Deane Owens. Percy Lofland and the host esses Mrs. Henry Owens. Mrs. Deane Owens end Mrs. Mary Rummel. Bridge Tournament Won By Watsons At the recent bridge session of the newly organized Medford Bridge club held in the Hotel Medford lobby, over 30 persons gathered for an evening of tournament duplicate bridge. Five tables of bridge were In play under the direction of tournament advisor, Mrs. Robert Watson. Winners for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Watson, 81 per cent: Mrs. Gordon R. Green and Mrs. Major M. Morris, 59 par cent, and Mr. and Mrs. Leland OlarK. 57 per cent. On the first Friday In January, the first rating point tournament will be held in the Hotel Medford. It Is expected that a large crowd will participate In this bridge event. C. P. Alumni Group To Enjoy Banquet The alumni association of the Cen tral Point high school will hold Its annual banquet at 8 o'clock Wed nesday evening, December 28 at Chalker's Motel, north of Gold Hill. All alumni and seniors of the high school are Invited to attend this event which Is anticipated to be an enjoyable affair. Officers of the organization In clude: president, Lewis Hedgpeth: vice-president, Oliver Obenchaln, and secretary-treasurer, Edna Shaver. Plans for the banquet were form ulated at a recent meeting of the officers. home of Mrs. F. O. Csrlow, 39 Laurei street. Wednesday 1:00 p.m. Women of Rotary, home Mrs. Ernest R. Oils trap, 85 Geneva street. 1:30 p.m. Washington school party at school. 3:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club. Girls' Community clubhouse. 0:00 p. m.Job's Daughters, Queen's ball, DeMolay hall. , School Circle Has Program The Roosevelt Home and School circle held Its regular monthly meet ing lost week at the school. Grades, 1, 3 and 3 sang two Christ mas carols, "Away In the Manger" and "Silent Night." The glee club also entertained with a group of carols. . Dr. C. I. Drummond was the guest speaker for the afternoon and pre sented a most Instructive topic. Miss Yvonne Smith spoke on proper lighting in the schools and homes. A group of fl-A mothers with Mrs. Frank Ray as chairman, were host esses during the social hour. V. F. W. Christmas Party Thursday The annual Christmas tree and party of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post and Auxiliary members will be held In the Medford armory Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The program will consist of mus ical numbers, tap dancing, readings and other entertainment, 1 P.T.A. Activities Washington school P.-T. A. Christ mas party will be held tomorrow .afternoon at 1:80 o'clock In the ehool. Calendar .Tuesday 6:80 p.m. Mary and Martha Cir cle Ohrlstmaa party. First Methodist Episcopal church parlors. 7:30 p. m. BE chapter of P. E. O. Christmas party, home of Mrs. R. R Tohnson, 10 Kepne Way Drive. 7:30 p.m. Odd Fellows and Re- jekah lodges children's Christmas iivrty, lodge hall, 319 West Sixth 'rest. 7:80 p. m. Disabled American Vet rana and auxiliary children's Christ mas party, Medford armory. 7:80 p.m. Oleaners class of First Inptlat church Christmas party THE MODEM fOU .Lac fliff L Revival Topic Told "Looking unto Jaua for Victory" will tw the Evangelistic message by W. B. Stram at the mid-week Evangells tlce service at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Central Avenue Church of Christ Tabernacle. Everyono la In vited. The recent revival meetings here resulted In nineteen new addi tions to the local church, nine of whom are men. 36 Discount On All Ready-To-Wear and Hats ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN Phone 943. We'll haul away your refuse, city Sanitary Service. HOPE 10 SALVAGE MUSIOA SWINDLES (continued from page one) goods and fraudulent warehouse re ceipts to convince them. Money Cn found What happened to the money and its present whereabouts have been among the chief problems fnclng in vestigators. Authorities at first believed the missing funds might represent un paid bills for Illegal International arms and ammunition shipments which the self-slain eldest brother is accused of arranging as a profit able sideline !n a career of crime In cluding drug adulteration, large-scale bootlegging, smuggling and income tax Invasion. This belief apparently has been shelved. Investigators said they hope now, through questioning relatives of the Musi ens, to obtain clues enabling them to recover a substantial portion of the stoleu assets. "Considerable of this must be In cash," said Brlen McMahon, assistant UjJ. attorney general, who flew here from Washington to head the co-ordinated Inquiry by six federal agen cies Into McKeMon A Robbing opera tions. "We are seeking safety deposit vaults," he added. "When we find them we expect to find considerable cas-h." McMahon described the eldest Mu sics, who ran the drug firm and hid his criminal past under the "F. Don ald Coster" pseudonym, as probably the "biggest illicit liquor dealer in the country." He said the federal In quiry would result In the Indictment of persons of "great prominence." "'This case has more widespread ramifications than any other fraud case In my memory," he remarked af ter conferring with other officials. The body of Philip Muslca. who shot himself to death in his palatial home at Fairfield. Conn., last Friday, was Interred in a Brooklyn mausoleum yesterday. His widow and two hand cuffed brothers attended funeral services. Russians Execute Spies "AT" And "X" MOSCOW, Dec. 30. (AP) The ex ecution of two spies Identified at "N" and "X" was announced today by the army newspaper Red Star, The paper said they had confessed planning "mass extermination of fighters and commanders by means of Infection" and hod admitted sab otaging army medical supplies. "N" was described as a "Oermaa by nationality, born and raised In Russia." He had been with the Red Cross since 1921, "X" was employed In the sanitary service of the red army. MODE O'DAY OPEN TILL 8:30 P.M. 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