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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY. JUNE 2. 1940 SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK B? CLAfcA MAIY DA7U Med ford Couple Fly to Nevada for Wedding Today An airplane romance wai to culminate In marriage today for Mlaa Florence Scherrer. danghter of Mr. and Mri. Frank Scherrer, and Thomat A. Cul bertson, ton of Mr. and Mn. Thomaa A. Culbertson. Sr. The prominent valley cou ple, both of whom aie pilots. left yesterday In the Medford Flying club'i Cub coupe for Lai Vegas, Nev., where they were to be united in marriage today. The petite blonde bride chose a rose-colored redingote and white accessories for her wed ding ensemble. Following their marriage, the couple were to leave by plane for Los Angeles and Catalina Island for a week's honeymoon. They will return to this city to make their home near the Medford airport. The bride is well known In the valley for her activities in student aviation, being one of the first to take up flying. She Is secretary of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Culbertson has lived here for a number of years and Is the superintendent of the Med ford municipal airport. He is also flight instructor of the Southern Oregon College of Education's civilian pilot train ing course and the flight In structor for Medford and the Crater flying clubs. Mrs. Knoll Feted At Two Parties Mrs. Jimmy Knoll, who has been visiting in this city with bar two children, Doreen and Kay Sue, was entertained re eently at a delightful tea at the borne of Mrs. George Barker. Members of the young mar ried class of the Methodist church were guests at the affair between the hours of 2 and 5 dock. Mrs. Ralph Woodford, teacher of the class and Mrs. John Hubler, aunt of Mrs. Knoll presided at the tea table. Mrs. Knoll and her mother, Mrs. Susan Chetelat, both of Denver, Colo., were guests of honor at a dinner party also given at the Barker home. Julie Carpenter To Graduate Soon Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Car penter left yesterday by motor car for San Francisco, where they will sojourn for several weeks. On June 7 In Rosa, Cel., the Carpenters will attend com mencement exercises at Kather ine Branson's school for girls at which time their daughter. Miss Julia Carpenter will graduate. The Carpenters expect to re turn to their home on the Old Stag Road about June IB. Group Leave tor North Vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McAllister accompanied by their two daughters, Mrs. John D. Raffer ty and Mrs. Wiley Phares, left yesterday by motorcar for the r.orth where they will vacation for a week. The family will visit relatives nd friends in The Dulles after which they will travel to Port land to attend the annual Rose Festival. .STOCKS ComriTefeln reu-?irs' e i complete in colors .'. .'dtif rlliheerl That't the stock ing 'ward robe 'of, today. J I ere 't the way .to plan.it: 5polr of dancing 2-mteadt'. U pairs of date-weight 3-threodi. A pain of builnen 4-threadt. 2 pair t of iport-octive7-thfeod3 .Look fur.lhe. jcal.thaLsy 1; rF.crn 89c to $1.00 M. M. Dept Store To Become It' if I T " 2 ' !l , f Miss Florence Scherrer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scherrer, whose mar riage to Thomas A. Culbertson Jr., was to be held today in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Browns Return From Extended Stay in Arizona ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown returned to their home on West 11th street Friday afternoon by motorcar from an extended vacation. After a brief visit in Visalla, Cal., with their son and daughter-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs Leonard C. Brown, they went to Chicago, 111., by train where they visited for several weeks with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McClure (nee Emily Brown). The Browns spent the re mainder of the winter months In Tucson, Ariz. They had been away from Medford since last September. Medford Girl Is Bride of Thursday At a simple but Impressive wedding held Thursday noon at the home of the Rev. and Mrs Fred M. Weathcrford, Miss Ret ty Jacquiline Beard of Medford became the bride of Louis Kula of Modoc Point. Rev. Weathcrford, pastor of the Nazarene church united the couple in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. W. C-. Beard, psrents of the bride, and her brother, were among the wed ding guests. Mr. and Mrs. Kula will make their home in Modoc Pplnt. i" BerYOu reVrv-. incf ' trusf in'the e t'thsttsh GOOD HOUSEKEEPING'S GUARANTY I BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS rnoM :r i - . VI I f i i I h Bride Today 1 'Is couple left here yesterday by plane and following their mar riage will go to Los Angeles and Catalina for a wedding trip. They plan to make their home in this valley. (Photo by Wilfley.) Welch Home Is Scene of Party For Visitor A visitor in Medford from Tacoma. Wash., is Mrs. Robert F. Raber, who is the house guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Doug las Welch, at their home on Palm street. Last week, Mrs. Welch en tertained with a salad luncheon honoring her mother. Tne fol lowing guests were present at the pleasant event: Mesdames Frank Humphrey, Harold John son, Arthur Loeffler, Irving Housechild. Eugene Card. Char les Bottler, Howard Swanson, Arthur Herring. Royal Clare. J. L. Murphy. Ernest Scott, Bren Starcher. 6. J. Halboth. A. O. Bauman George Harrington, Henry Zacharisen and Cordy Sunder- man. frizes in bridge were won by Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Halboth and Mrs. Bauman. Flowers In hues of red white and blue formed attractive dec orations. Mrs. Egan Travels East to Vacation Mrs. H. Chandler Euan nlam to leave Medford this-evening mr tne east where she will so journ for a month She will travel by train. Mrs. Egan was rerenflv pin pointed sales chairman of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival association. She plans to return here in time to take active charge of the office and during her absence. Mrs. Rupert Henry will make prenarationi fur the sales. Mrs. Egan plan's to visit in Chicago. III., and New Hamp shire while in the east. Local Woman to Receive Degree Mabel C. Mark- rnnntv fcAme demonstration agent, left yes terday by motor car for Corval lis where she will receive hr master's degree in science at commencement on the Oregon StMe college campus today. iWrs. Mack was irrainiunlMl north by her m-phew. Bill Tewnea. The two nlan to mum hre Monday. LtNa ANN MOYtH. Mgr. TELEPHONE (4 SAVE MORE THAN S0V ON ALL OF YOUR BEAUTY SERVICES AT THE MeJford School of Beauty Culture Snuthfrn Orrrolfi oMfl lMlih,J and but equipped -honl. Chottay Mschinlett. regularly priced at $10, now only $3.00 $t.S0 Chottay Machinelets reduced Is $4.00 Regular ti.OO Machinelets reduced to $3.00 As an added attraction $1.00 will be reduced on all above permanent! on Hon.. Tuet. and Wed.. June 3rd. 4th and Sth Hot Oil Treatment Shampoo and ringer Ware or Hair-ttyle for only He, and junior work 35c. Scalp Reconditioning Treatment! ( f0T J jo er $0e etch Roux Tint Shampoo and either Finger Wave er Hair ttyla. eemplete for only $1.00. Htircutt are :5c and junior work lSe. Free Msrcelt daily except Friday and Saturday All work carefully supervised by competent instructors. Upilairs in the Hansen Bldg.. Medford. Ore. 1 Thompsons Leave Today to Reside In Northern City Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thomp son, popular residents of Med ford for the past two years, ex pect to leave this morning by motorcar for Portland to reside. The Thompsons lived In the northern city before coming to Medford. Mr. Thompson has been assistant cashier of the First National bank of Portland, Medford branch. The couple were recently honored at a large farewell no-host dinner dance at Bur goyne't. Those present at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoppe. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Marley, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Frey, Dr. and Mrs. George Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Holmes, Mrs. K. D. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Drager, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyers. Dr. and Mrs. Walt E. Hoppe, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Render, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Clare, Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Zacharisen and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Johnson. The Thompsons have a host of friends here who will regret their departure from the city. Miss Sparrow Is Party Hostess Miss Harriet Sparrow enter. j tained last week at Kirtland larm near central Point with a dinner B&rtv rnmnlimantinff : Miss Barbara Drury. bride-elect 01 r Tea Underwood. Guests included members of Miss Drury's regular bridge club, and two others. Mrs. Guy Stoddard, a visitor In Medford from Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Norris Porter, the honoree's sister. Members bidden Included the Misses Clarita and Frances Mc Cormick. Marian Moore. Pa tricia Thompson, Mildred Drury and Mrs. Harvey Robertson. Drury Residence Scene of Party Miss Barbara Drury and her fiance, Fred Underwood, were honor aiiesti at last week at the home of the bride-elect s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen R Dmrv nn cn,.tv. Oakdale avenue. 1 Hostesses were Mrs. C. Nor man Gail and the future hii'. sister. Mrs. Norris Porter. I ThirtV fftiestS Were hirMen a the surnri.se event inH were enjoyed throughout the evening. The Connie's mBi,na ...111 be an event of Friday evening at St. Mark's Episcopal church. Hiles to Depart F or Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. George H Mile. and Mrs. Hiles' sister, Miss Lil lian Dreessen. plan to leave to day by motorcar for Los An geles and other southern Cali fornia cities to vacation for sev eral weeks. Miss Dreessen arrived in Med ford Friday by United main liner from her home in Kalls pell. Mont., to visit the Hiles at their home on East Main street. Following the California sojourn, she will accompany the couple back to Medford for more extended stay. Past Matrons Club to Meet Past Matrons club of Reames chapter will hold its final meet ing of the year Monday after noon at 12:30 o'clock In the Masonic temple. All members are asked to attend. Committee in charge In cludes Mesdames Robert F Fowler, Will Bishop and Harry Nordwick. Clnune tuna for Too Late to Clu ltr Au is I 0 p. n. tall It On tour Eirrtnrai Prebltmt Hhta Otbert Cant Fit Thm. Medford Electric Rawmtnt Mrdfort BI1 Mr. Underwood Is Honored at Party Friday Charles "sum and Charles Barnes were hosts at the latter' country home on Crater Lake highway Friday evening fo,- a pre-nuptial party honoring Fred Underwood, future benedict of Miss Barbara Drury. Guests Included friends of Mr. Underwood who will act as ushers at his wedding In St. Mark's Episcopal church Triday evening: Messrs. Otto J. Frohnmayer, William Bower- man, Charles Rlsse and the hosts. Other guests were Dr. Robert W. Sleeter. Russell Aeheson. Norris Porter and Harvey Rob ertson. Card games and refreshments were enjoyed during the even ing. Two Initiated In Nevita at Recent Meet Nevita chanter No. 03 O If met Tuesdav in h Ma temple at Central Point. Initia tory service was given for Mrs. Alma Twyman and E. W. Thom as. These new members express ed their pleasure with the fine way in which the officers pre sented the several degrees or the order. Following the meeting, re freshments were served by a committee composed of Edith Scott, Olive Dean, Sarah Vin cent and Isabel Leever. At a recent meeting of the chapter some of the officers of Jobs Daughters of Bethel No. 14 of Medford were special guests, together with their o,,.r. dian. Mrs. Esther Sanderson. Guests Included the Misses Char lotte Older, honored queen; Ruth Nordwick. senior nrinr-eaa- Nannette Holmes, Junior prin cess; Joan Aya, chaplain, and Jaqueline Thurman. third me.. senger. They were given a cor dial greeting and escorted to places of honor in the East. The girls presented ak-etnhe k Job's Daughter initiatory cere mony ana 101a the purpose of the order. Mrs. Sanderson oavm a brief history of the organiza tion and showed how girls of the impressionable aze were niv.n an opportunity for expression and cultural growth In the order. After nresentatinn nt M .u ioned noseffavs to hnnnr 011MI, a short olav was nresenteH hv the public speaking class of the high school. The play "Two Pair of Spectacles" was under the supervision of the class in structor, James Harrison. Final meeting of the chapter before summer vacation will be held June 25. Committee an nounced for that meeting in clude: Hall decoration, Mrs. Has kell Holt: program, Mrs. Pearl Bonney: dining room decoration Mrs. Guy Tex; refreshments. Mrs. J. C. . Cook. Mrs. Sam Koehler. Mrs. Harold Hise. Mar jorie Pen and Miss Alice Han ley. Mrs. Norris Porter To Address Club Mrs. Norris Porter (nee Laura Drury! who returned to Medford recently from Flat. Alaska, will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Travel Study club Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Miss Elizabeth Burr. Orchard Home drive. Mrs. Por ter will speak on 'her expert ences during her two years resi dence in Alaska. Mrs. H. L. Brown will present a paper on "Early Missions of fiith Healing in Canada." HOME LOANS Funds are available for loans en residence properties, to finance pur chase or eenttruetlon of hemes. INSURED SAVINGS Investments In this Association are tntured by an agency of the Federal Government and participate In semi-annual dividends distributed In July and January. I JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL Savings & Loan Association 126 East Main "Queen Elizabeth" Miss Mary Elizabeth Shreve. who was recently selected as the official "Queen Elizabeth" to reign over the sixth annual Shakespearean Festival In Ash land this summer. Miss Shreve, pretty 19-year-old Medford high school graduate, is a prominent member of the younger set here. She will be dressed In full Elizabethan costume of 300 years ago and with her court, will be the official "good-will ambassador" of the Festival. Plans are being made for her appearance in a number of cities throughout Oregon and northern California, advertising the plays. "5pnn Fling" Is Enjoyable Social Affair The younger set gathered at Dreamland hall last week to participate in the Senior Girl Scout "Spring Fling". Patrons and patronesses were: Mr. and Mrs. William Bower man, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson An derson, Mr and Mrs. O. A. Eden, Mrs. Raymond Driver, Mrs. Por ter J. Neff, Mrs. George Hensel man and Mrs. Marjorie Pena. Decoration committee includ ed the Misses Jeanne Smith, Natalie Parker, Charlotte Older Ann VanValzah. Mrs. Driver. A clever decoration feature was a surealist stage setting depict ing various popular songs con structed by Jim Elliott. Refreshment committee In cluded Miss VanValzah, Peggy Young and Mrs. Henselman. Shirley Weisenberger and Patri cia Young were in charge of the program ' During intermission the Misses Helen Young. Betty McKenzie and Dorothy Root sang. 4 Carpenter Home Scene of Tea Veritas orchard, home of the Leonard Carpenters, was the scene of a tea given last week by the council members of the Girl Scouts for leaders and committee women. In charge were Mesdames Leonard May- field. George T. Frey and Fitz Brewer. Presiding at the two tea tables, which were attractive with pastel appointments and flowers, were Mesdames John C. Boyle. C. Rease Braley. Ray. mond Driver and Porter J. Neff. Tables were located on the ter race overlooking flowers, gar dens and the swimming pool. Sixty guests called during the afternoon. Mrs. Spencer Is Hostess at Home For Bride-Elect Mrs. Ralph Spencer enter tained at her home on South Newtown street last week In honor of her niece. Miss Eve lyn Leonard, bride-elect of Franklin Van Pelt. A bridge supper and miscel laneous shower, was enjoyed during the evening. Guests included the Misses Ruth Ottoman. Margo Boyle. Everetta Gillespie. Betty Purdin and Mesdames Murray Gerdiner (nee Mary Louise McEIhose), Robert Sherwood. O. J. Hal both. M. D. Field. A. Orin Schenck. H. B. Kellom and C. C. Leonard, mother of the bride-elect. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Gardiner, Miss Boyle and Mrs. Schenck. Orange blossoms and pink bouvardia formed attractive dec orations. The honoree's wedding will be an event of June 28 in St. Mark's Episcopal church here. Eldridges Leave For Commencement Mr. and Mrs r. N TlrfrMo. accompanied by Mrs. Eldridge's mother. Mrs. Rose Eifert left yesterday by motorcar for Port- iana wnere they will attend commence ment exercises at North Pacific college in the Tirst Baptist church on Tuesday. Mrs. tldndges son. William L. Barnum will be itiumi the graduates. Also present will be miss Joan Buchter who returned north with Mr. and Mrs. Barnum after thev had viitii hern I o art I week. She is the guest of Shirley scnoonover in Portland and later, Miss Schoonover will re turn home with Miss Buchter to visit here for several weeks. Mrs. Eifert plans to visit her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Schoonover while in the north. Party Enjoyed At Talent Home Mrs. Doris Bell Reeder. a re cent bride, was honored at a party at the home of her grand mother, Mrs. T. J. Bell in Talent last week. Guests present were Mes dames Arms Goddard, George Galbrith. R. E. Robison. Ed Foss, Frank Parke, Charlie Holdridge, Edith Hayman, Clarence Mathes, Vic Mason, Henry Mason, Myr tle Jacobs. Glen Withrow, Fred Rapp. Earl Dunkin, Chase Card ner, T. O. Penland. Floyd Bell. M. T. Job. The Minn Rertha and Cama Hayman. Dorotha Mathes, Margaret Strahn. Hazel I ems. The honoree received many lovely gifts at the party. Mrs. Swanson Is Party Honoree Mrs. Howard Swanson was complimented at a recent party given by Mrs. George Harring ton and Mrs. Ernest Scott at the Scott home on Glen Oak court. Guests enjoying the shower and bridge luncheon included Mesdames: A. O. Bauman, Joe Marshall. B. L. Nutting. Pat Dunn, Clarence Schmidt. W. A. Llngaas. Douglass Welch, O. J Halboth. Russell Aeheson, Larry Espey, Joe Dugan, C. I. Drum mond and D. L. Flynn. Spring flowers and decora tions in pink, white and blue motif were pretty as table and room appointments. dome ing ez. bottii or Tussy EAU DE Cologne 50? (lvMr $1.00 valve) Grand treat for your budgetl And a refresh ing treat for a dusty perspiring skin! Use It as a body rub...prolongs that cool after-bath sen sation. Choice of three fragrances popular Tropical 8 p 1 e e. new dewy . fresh Mountain Laurel, er Verbena Bouquet. WAINSCOTTS EAST SIDE PHARMACY MAIN AND RIVERSIDE Mattson-Whitten Wedding at George Home in Medford Miss Ina L. Mattson of Roe burg. Wash., became the bride of E. Noyea Whitten of Skam ohawa. Wash., Monday evening. May 27, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. George. 277 Cottage street in this city. The bride wore a dark blt tailored suit with white acces sories and a corsage of white rosebuds and bouvardia. Attending the couple were the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Agre of Portland. Rev. W. A. Dawes, pastor of the First Bap tist church here, officiated at the ceremony. The rooms were beautifully decorated with garden flowers for the occasion. After the wedding the couple left for a short honeymoon and returned here Thursday for a visit of several days. ' They will make their home in Mc Minnville. Miss Fick Sails For Honolulu Stay Miss Virginia Fick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick, sailed Friday on the Matsonian line from San Francisco for Honolulu, to spend the summer. Miss Fick. teacher in the Klamath Falls high school, plans to attend summer school in the islands during part of the summer. She will also visit from time to time with Mr. and Mrs.' Duane Malone, 1701 B. Kewalo, Honolulu; Mrs. J. H. Williams and -son Maurice at Hilo. 318 Lehua avenue. Mrs. Williams and her son formerly lived in Medford. Mr. Malone is Miss rick's cousin. Miss Fick spent some time in Honolulu last summer. Croup Visits In Northern Cities Miss Ruth Luy. her mother .Mrs. Harry Luy and Mrs. B. R. Miller and daughter Gayle spent the week end visiting In the north. Miss Luy and her mother went to Corvallis to visit with Mrs. B. R. Bradshaw while the latter two stonDPd in .ti City to be the guests of friends. Pythian Sisters Meet Tuesday Pythian Sisters will convene in the K. P. hall Tuesday eve ning at 8 o'clock. Members end visiting sisters are invited to at tend, staff practice will be held following the business session. Lady Elks to Meet Tuesday Ladv Elks will meet 4nr A mm. rert luncheon Tuesday afternoon at iMu 0 clock in the Elks Tem ple. Committee in charge in cludes Mrs. W. H Mi-nnn-an Mrs. J. L. Murphy and Mrs. Min nie Bellinger. (Continued on Pa Nine.) Learn To Play a Band Instrument thli ffomnir foln trt school Ksn4 la the fall. PRIVATE INHTRCCTfO on all band In it menu Whipple Studio " Kins st. Minna 1UJ Special . . "Cm EAUDE COLOGNE
