MEDF03D MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1939.
PAGE THREE
Society
By Clara Mary Davis
Lemmona Leave
For New Home
In Portland
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lemmon,
prominent Medford couple, left
this morning for Portland to
establish a new residence. The
Lemmons have lived here for a
' number of years and are well
known throughout the valley.
On Friday evening a dinner
party honored the couple. Hosts
were members of the Tuesday
evening bridge club of which
the Lemmons have been mem
bers for fifteen years.
Dinner was served in the
small dining room of the Hotel
Medford. The table was attrac
tively centered with a brass
bowl filled with holly and brass
candlelabra containing red can
dles. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs.
V. E. Rolfe, Dr. and Mrs. Wil
liam P. Holt, Judge and- Mrs.
Earl B. Day, Mrs. R. W. Sleeter
and Dr. Eobert W. Sleeter.
Several Visit
For Holidays
Lieut, and Mrs. James H. Ash
baugh of Reno, Nevada arrived
in Medford Sunday by motorcar
to spend the holidays. The
young couple will divide their
time between the Gould resi
dence on North Peach street and
the R. W. Childreth home on
South Peach street. Mrs. Ash
baugh is a daughter of Mrs.
William E. Gould and the late
. Mr. Gould and is a sister of Mrs.
' Childreth.
Also visiting in Medford is
Mrs. Chester Irish of Los An
geles. She is a guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Chil
dreth, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bre
wold of the Jacksonville high
way and Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Childreth. Mrs. Brewold is her
sister and Mr. Childreth is the
visitor's brother.
A number of social affairs to
honor the visitors have been
planned for this week.
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From San Francisco
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Sails December 39
PRES. CLEVELAND
Sails January 11
PRES. GARFIELD
Sails January 30
PRES. PIERCE
Sails January 26
PRES. COOUDGE
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PRES. ADAMS
Sails February 17
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Ihe
WORLD
via Hawaii and
the Orient,
in no days!
and Clubs
Open House Is .
Sunday Event
At Robertsons'
, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robert
son were hosts Sunday after
noon at their home on Thomas
Road for a Yuletide open house.
- Guests called between the
hours of three to five o'clock
and among those from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Sublett, of Palo Alto, Cal..
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay of
Pasadena, Lieut, and Mrs. Rob
ert Emmens from Riverside,
Cal., and Miss Dorothy Paley
of San Francisco.
The Subletts with their small
child are the holiday house
guests of Mrs. Sublett's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker.
She is the former Miss Lillian
Walker, well known former
Medford girl. Also visiting her
parents, is Miss Mildred Walker,
daughter of the W. W. Walkers,
from Gresham.
Miss Paley is the house guest
of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. John White.
Newly Weds Are
Party Honor ees
Mr. and Mis. Barney Riggs of
Talent entertained at a dinner
party last week in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Smith of Med
ford whose wedding was an
event of December 12.
Twenty-eight guests were bid
den to the pleasant party. Mrs,
Smith is a graduate of the Tal
ent high school. The couple are
making their home in this city
where Mr. Smith is associated
with the Postal Telegraph com
pany. Job's Daughters ,
Install Wednesday
Job's Daughters will hold In
stallation of officers Wednesday
evening in"the Masonic temple
at 7:30 o'clock. Charlotte Older
is the honor queen. Parents and
friends of the Daughters are in
vited to attend the ceremonial
P WA
$3.95
REGULAR STYLES
$5 to 86
WHAT BARGAINS!
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5 m. m.
DEPT. STORE
law-
fyou have ever talked
about taking a trip to
THE ORSEWT
There are a hundred fxdting reasons for airing l
President Liner Orient cruise rhij winter, but nose, we think, are
more important than the low President Liner roundtrip fares and
the current foreign exchange that curs shore costs in one-half or to
one-third. Your Travel Agent has all the details of these most fasci
nating of all cruises. He'll tell you how you can sail from California
exactly when you please, stopover anywhere along the way ... in
Hawaii, Japan, China or the Philippines . . . and then continue on
the next or another of these almost identical ships. He'll tell you,
too, about the friendly President Liners, with broad play decks, an
outdoor swimming pool . . . and every stateroom outside. See him
today or call or write us at
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Day Home Scene '
Christmas Party
Saturday Evening
The attractive Groveland ave
nue home of Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Day was the scene of a no
host party Saturday evening.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
William Bowerman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Robertson, Mrs.
Robert W. Shepherd, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Graff Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Day, Miss Pat Mayo
and her brother Stewart, of
Portland. With the exception of
the latter two, the guests in
cluded members of a bridge
club.
Cards were enjoyed through
out the evening and a midnight
supper was served.
Miss Mayo, who recently re
turned to the states from a Hon
olulu sojourn with her brother
and. her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Mayo, were holiday house
guests of Judge and Mrs. Earl
B. Day. She is Mrs. Day's niece
and a prominent member of the
college set in Portland.
Alliean Maxwell
Named Star Head
Adarel chapter, Order of East
ern Star of Jacksonville elected
its officers for the year last
week.
Alliean Maxwell was chosen
worthy matron, Ira Luman,
worthy patron, Faye Peters,
associate matron, Frank Knut
zen, associate patron, Mattie
Luman, conductress, Dorothy
Waldron, associate conductress,
Leila Shores, secretary, Anna
Laughley, treasurer.
Following the meeting Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Todd enter
tained members at their home
on the old Jacksonville high
way. Stunts and refreshments
were enjoyed during the gay
affair.
Visitors Feted
Christmas Day
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Fuson were hosts yesterday aft
ernoon at their home on Hill
crest road for an open house af
fair honoring their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Redfield, of Beverly Hills,
Cal.
Guests called during the aft
ernoon to greet the visitors from
California who have been the
house guests of the Fusons dur
ing the Christmas vacation.
Also entertaining with open
house were Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Stuart who invited in a
few friends Saturday evening
at their attractive Modoc ave
nue home.
1
Eagles Card
Party Tonight
The auxiliary of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles will entertain
this evening at 8 o'clock in their
hall at 42 North Front street
with the fourth of a series of
card parties;
Grand prizes will be awarded
this evening and refreshments
will be served. The public is
invited to attend.
Sandersons Host
Christmas Day
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sanderson
were hosts to friends on Christ
mas day at their home on Ross
Court.
Dinner guests included the
Sanderson's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sand
erson, Mrs. Edith Garrett and
Mr. and Mrs. Clatous McCredie.
Mikiches Hold '
Open House
The Raymond Miksche home
was the scene of Yule open
houses both Sunday and Mon
day as many friends were bid
den to drop In for Christmas
greetings.
(Additional Society on Pago Two.)
see how little
one will cost on a
President Liner
this winter
H
''SSP HM0tX tlmtted Quantities!
fj k hV Shoes . 29c ,
f n yrvv . I rssf.-css a 1 1
W A tiw ' Limited Quantities! SCOOPIII
I lm te o 4 CHILDREN'S Women's
ft i? FLANNEL FLANNEL
Mm firrPDPnc gowns
;..' IS 1 -aa .JW" I At I Group
One Group of
MISSES' WINTER
COATS
Reduced to
$5.99
The buy yon have hwn wait
ing for. Sizes 12 to lfl. Every
one a bargain!
(Second Floor)
300 Yardi 27-Inch
OUTING
FLANNEL
To Sell
t
6c
Yd.
Oood weight Outlnr. Flannel,
27-Inch, striper). Buy plenty
at tills low price! Be early to
Rpt your share.
(nalrony)
Women'a Pure Silk
SATIN GOWNS
and PAJAMAS
Reduced
to
$144
And 2.44
Window pieces, display pieces,
nil slightly soiled but other
wine a bargain, everyone! Only
a few so come enrty.
(Moln Floor)
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4
J? I
Reducedl
3-Pound
COTTON
B ATTS
49c
The bent buy of the wanon!
Large size 3-pound fluffy cot
ton butts at a fraction of thclt
former price I Slightly tolled.
Quantity limited.
(Balcony)
Special Sailing
Children's
HOUSE
DRESSES
At
Only
33c
Fast color Printed Frocks that
any girl will enjoy! Bargain
priced, tool
(Second Floor)
Whila 200 Yardi Last
36-Inch
PRINTS
At
Only
6e
Yd.
Yards end yards of Beautiful
Prints at a special low price!
you'll have to be here early
for this.
(Balcony)
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OUT THEY GOI Odd lots, broken alias, Incomplete- assortments VALUES
EVERY ONEI We're regrouping repricing before taking Inventory. We cannot
advertise everything, but you'll find bargains In every departmentl Thrifty
shoppers come early!
34c
Warm and cozy Outing Flannel
Sleeperl Sizes 1 to 8. Bargains!
(Main Floor)
Box of 12
SANITARY
NAPKINS
10c
oft and ahsorhent. Bargain
priced I
' (Main Floor)
Bargalnsl
One Group of
WINTER COATS
and SUITS
Repriced
to Sell
$5oo
smart styles, broken lots rea
son enough to be here when
the doors open!
(Second Floor)
Special feature!
100 Yards 54-Inch .
WOOLENS
Reduced
to
77s
yd.
Better qus-'Uty Woolens at a
reduced price! Only 100 yards,
so don't wait!
(Balcony)
Men's Lined
DRESS GLOVES
57c
Warm lined, black or brown
eapeskln Dress Gloves at tbls
price Is news! quantity lim
ited. (Main Floor)
Men's Coat Style
SWEATERS
At
Only
79c
Closely knit Cotton Sweaters,
coat style for comfort, Voura
for only 79 cents.
(Main Floor)
Men's Flannel
PAJAMAS
73c
Warm and eozy, full cut sire.
A special bargain at this low
price! (Mala Floor)
vwasaaej Twits Mrwiro.am.t
sue
Limited quantity of these
warm and fleecy Outing Flan
net Gowns to sell at this low
price! Better hurry for youi
Mre. (Main Floor)
Bargain Featural
BOYS. "
FLANNEL
PAJAMAS
79c
Rtyled the way boys like them.
Warm and servlceabl, too.
(Main Floor)
Reduced! One
Nov,
...
io don
Men! Here Is Savings!
4 ONLY DETTEIt
TOPCOATS
Repriced
to Sell at
The best buy of the season, and right when you need
warm Topcoatl Only 4,' so you'll have to shop nowl
(Main Floor)
One Oroup of
MEN'S
LEATHER
JACKETS
Repriced
to
$500
And S.00
Better grade rapeskln Leather
Jackets repriced to sell fast.
Dont delay, as the quantity
Is limited! (Main Floor)
1 inwa 1 nisjuiju
Bataalnsi
One Group
HOUSE COATS
and FROCKS
Reduced to
50c
Your chance to sart money!
Higher priced HooM Coats
Tnd Frock, priced treme-
low for quick disport
(Second Floor)
Drastic Reductions!
BETTER
MILLINERY
25c
Smart, aauoy felts at bargain
price! Yours for only aso.
Other at 50c end $1.00
(Hecond Floor)
Reducedl
Women'! All-Wool
SKIRTS
$1.44
Reduced to a fraction of their
former price! Only 41 In this
group. Shop now!
(Rccond Floor)
h of
Rac
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l.. Cttrrea
6 IfiLOO
W 9
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Speciallll
Part-Wool
WORK SOCKS
While Quan
tities Last
Qc
pr.
Serviceable and warm. Stock
op now for the cold months
ahead I
(Main Floor)
Men's Dress
SUSPENDERS
25c
Fancy eolored suspenders at a
clear-away price. Strong and
durable!
(Mala Floor)
CENTRAL AT SIXTH