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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUTt MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1940. SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF, THE WEEK By CLARA MAUT DAVIS Loi Frazee to Wed Mr. Bergman In July Ceremony Mr. nd Mrs. O. D. Fraiee an nounce the engagement of theti daughter Lou Dorothy to George R. Bergman. son of Mr. and Mr. G. L. Bergman of Los Angeles. Cal.- Miss Frazee graduated from Medford high achool. claia 01 1938 and later attended the Southern Oregon College of Education In Ashland. She grad nited from Stanford university school of nursing May 24 of this year. Mr. Bergman graduated from Stanford university In falo Alto, class of 1937 and is now a senior at . the Stanford University trhool of medicine. The wedding will be an event .riv Jnlv in San Francisco. Miss Fraiee will spend a brief time In Medford prior 10 we emony. Recent Wedding Ceremony of Interest Here Of Interest to their many friend, in the valley is the mar riase of Miss Norma Zinser, rtaushter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O Zinser of Coburg and former Central Point high school teach er, to Harold H. Head, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Head of Central Point on Saturday, June 13. The wedding took place at ,u.n t the home of the bride's patents, the service being read before an arched lattice decorat mH with nink roses, madonna mi., and lieht blue delphinium, h. Dr. J. D. McCormlck of Springfield, preceding mo mony, Miss Joan DuRette of Gervais, sang 'The Prayer Per feet" accompanied by Mrs. Frank Saalfeld of Woodburn. The bride wore a dusty blue afternoon dress made with a yoke of blue lace, and a shoul der corsage of pink roses, lily of the valley, and blue forget-me-nots. For her going away nsemble. she wore a rose and white crepe dress with a navy blue coat and navy blue acces sories. After a breakfast served to the Immediate relatives and dose friends, the couple left on a wedding trip to Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Head will be at home after June 24 at 225 North Holly, Medford. The bride is a graduate of the University of Oregon in Eugene where she was affiliated with Mu Phi Epsilon and Phi Beta Kanna sororities. Mr Head sraduated from Ore gon State college in Corvallis where he was a member of Beta Alnha Psl and Mu Beta Beta. He later took a year of graduate work at the University of Ore gon. Rebekaht to CrniniM Soon Mondav evening at 8 o'clock Olive Rebekah Lodge will meet for initiation and social. All Rebekah lodges In tcuthern Ore- on are invited. The degree eaDtain. William H. Dyer, and his staff have been practicing for some time. Any Rcbekahs visiting in the city are welcome Caroline Leaders and her com' tnlttee will serve refreshments, I Bride of Friday j! r ) l-y 1-1 ; i -w-i ' i lit f t fx. J I 3 dS- J L ' a... - ' N - , aa , i i , .... i-v. n n.....ii ho w.i Mlu June Williams prior to her marriage o'n Friday evening The Impressive ceremony took . .. r,.-.v...i..i. rhurrh. with Dr. Sherman L. Dl- njari 11 rivmvr .w..w. -- . vine offleiaiing. The couple will make their home In Medlora after a wedding trip north. (Photo by Wiitiey.) Miss Hayes Will Attend Missouri College In Fall Alice Case Is Party Honoree At Two Affairs According to news received in Medford yesterday. Miss Mary Hayes, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James C. Hayes, has been accepted into Wash ington university in St. Louis. Mo., for a year's course in med ical social work, during which time she will also work on her master's degree. The school term begins next September. Miss Hayes for the past three years has been employed by the state of Washington In social service work in child welfare division. The course at the St Louis college Is regarded as one of the finest in medical social work in the country. Miss Hnyes, after graduating from St. Mary's academy here. graduated from University of Oregon, F.ugene, where she was ffiliated with Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Later she did post graduate work at the University of Washington in Seattle. At the present time she is located in Aberdeen, Wash. BIG SPECIAL! ,.oo Barnes Home Is Scene of Meet At her home on Spring street drive. Wednesday evening, Mrs Frances Webb Stevens enter tained at dinner for Miss Alice E. Case and Miss Hazel Oliver The occasion marked, the de parture-eve of Miss Case for Washington. D. C, where she has accepted an appointment as senior stenographer with the war department. She plans to leave for the Capital city Tues day morning. Miss Case was also honored on Friday evening at the Carl J. Brommer garden on Minne sota avenue when friends gath ered for a delightful affair and presented her with gifts. Guests Included the Misses Annie J. Bnteman, Marian Mel lin, Emma Jane Brewer, Made leine Metier. Edna Hilder brand. Geraldine Clemens. Ha zel Oliver, and Mrs. Frances Stevens, Mrs. Eudora Smith, Charles Devine, Mr. and Mrs F. E. Redden. Mr. and Mrs Brommer and Miss Joyce Bate- man. Miss Case has been associ ated with the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau here for the past ten years. She is a graduate of Medford high school and well known. Members and guests at the affairs which hon ored her were the personnel 01 the organization. Mrs. Frame Is New President Mrs. Robert W. Frame was instilled as president of the Rogue Valley College Women's club at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Porter J, Neff in Highcroft addition. Others elected were: Mrs. H S. Chirewin. vice-president: Mrs Mark Wright, secretary Elizabeth Burr, treisurer Mrs. Ernest Barnes was host ess to tne Rieniora uarnen ciuo Thursday at her home on East Main street. During the afternoon, Mrs Elmer Wilson and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs told in a very lntorstlng manner, high lights of the State Federation of Garden clubs and the Regional Garden club con ventions which they attended In sea foniana last ween. rjec, Mrs. Barnes spoke briefly of m 11 3 V flower arrangements and acees- sories. and of the care that . 7 ff . should be given the stems ol tZZZlClOn ( jCd4WX the flowers used in the arrange- 1 st menu. The women of the club enjoyed Mrs. Barnes nospivamy in opening her home for their nlrasure. Mrs. Raymond Driver and j Miss Jane Snedicor assisted the hostess in serving refreshments The club is planning a picnic dinner for the meting date In July, when the husbands of the members will be guests. rj rh ... Moles Are Hosts . . Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Minne- Edward Reames, son of for- .pen,, Minn.. Is a recent ir mer United Mates scn?ior n. rjVBl hfre tn vljjt her broth Evan Reames and Mrs. neamrs and sl,t,r.n.Uw- mr, ,nd M. arrived In Mcdtora eeru7 Richard Mole, at their home on afternoon by motorcar irom Nfwiown rM, Washington. D. C. Mrs. Johnson has been taken En route to nis parents noni,on Xript of nnlc ntcrMt, in here. Mr. Krames visited friends cllldin crater Lake national In San Francisco for a brlel k Djan,pnrt lake. Oregon soothing ofter tun, wind, eipoture time. This will mark his first ! caves national monument and leaves skin looking fine, radiant!) trip to Medford in over l'0'Cmnt City, during her stay Church Wedding Unites Medford Couple Friday At a beautiful ceremony In the First Presbyterian church Friday evening at 8 o clock, Miss Juns Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams, became the -bride of John Riley Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Russell, Sr. Dr. Sher man L. Divine united the couple In marriage. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore an exquisite white printed organdie dress with ful skirt. Her finger-tip veil fell from an organdie coro net trimmed with fresh white flowers. Mrs. Harry Kuhn, Jr., of Santa Monica, Cal., was matron of honor. She wore a frock of peach net and carried a co lonial bouquet of pastel colors. Bridesmaids were Miss Jeanne McKay, who wore a tourquoise blue taffeta gown; the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. LeRoy Wil liams, whose gown matched Miss McKay's: Miss Shirley Gibson, who was attired in light blue taffeta, and Mrs. Elsie Moore, whose dress was rose net. Their bouquets were colonial of pas tel hues. Miss . Joyce Williams, the bride's niece, and Miss Darlene Alvord, cousin of the bride, were flower girls. The former was pretty In a green taffeta frock with matching small bon net which tied under the chin with yellow ribbon and lace. Miss Alvord wore peach taffeta and a matching bonnet trimmed in blue ribbon and lace. They carried baskeU of flowers. Carl Bennett, Jr., acted as best man, and ushers were the bride's brothers, LeRoy and Lewis Williams, and the bride groom's two brothers, George and Robert Russell. Vows were spoken at nn altar decorated with ferns and bas kets of delphinium, white lilies and tapers. Mrs. Rose Ellen Uhrine sang "At Dawning" and "I Love You Truly." Hans Hoerlien. church organist, played the wedding music. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents, 92S Reddy avenue, for SO guests. Assisting Mrs. Williams were Mrs. Gene Cameron, Mrs. Or ville Childreth, Mrs. F. S. Al vord, aunt of the bride from Pasadena, Cal., and Mrs. Jack Gibson. The bride's birthday was also celebated on her wedding day so a wedding cake and birth day cake were placed at either end of the refreshment table, which was centered with pink tapers. Pastel flowers decorat ed the cake plates. Mr. and Mrs. Russell depart ed later on a wedding trip to Seattle. For a going-away en semble, Mrs. Russell wore a rose-colored dress, white acces sories and a white corsage. They will return In a fortnight to make their home in this city. Mrs. Williams, mother of the bride, wore a rose lace dress, blue accessories and s white rosebud corsage at the wedding. Mrs. Russell, mother of the bridegroom wore a grjy and black ensemble with white rose bud corssRe. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Harry Kuhn, Jr , Mrs. Harry Kuhn. Sr., southern Cali fornia: the bride's aunt, Mrs. F. S. Alvord. and her daughter Darlene of Pasadena, and Mrs. Cass Wymore and daughter Caroline of the Redwoods highway. Bride-Elect Is Feted at Shower; Bridge Affair Miss Jenes Jensen, bride-elect . of Norman Moty of Klamath Falls, was entertained at a show er party last week at the John Wilkinson home on rara avenue. Hostesses were miss Geraldine Wilkinson and Mrs. John E. Wilkinson. Guests Included Mesdames Oliver Hughes, William Tucker. Kay Scott, Jack Fitzgerald, Eu g?ne Monaco, and the Misses P.itricia Thompson, Jane Rus sell, Maurine Carlton, LaVerne Stephenson, Martha ueaousa and Jeannette McKee. Bridge was played throughout the evening with prizes being won by Miss McKee, Miss De Souza and Miss Thompson. The honoree, whose marriage will be an event of June 25 in Sacred Heart Catholic church here, was presented with many j lovely linen gifts at the shower. Former Teacher's Wedding Lovely Event in Portland Mrs. William E. Holmes I4H ea. A summer supply of this grand summer cleanierl The light, fluff cream quickly removes duit, stols make-up, excett oil. cool ana Miss Grace Chamberlain of Ashland was guest speaker and gave an interesting talk on the five women poets who have been awarded the Pulitzer prize. Refreshments were served In the yard by Mrs. Helen High Pierce. Mrs. Harris Janes and Miss Jane Snedicor. Lady Elks to Meet Tuesday Lady Elks will hold their final luncheon and card party of the season Tuesday after- Miss, noon at 130 o'clock at the Elks temple Hostesses will be Mes- Grace Memorial Episcopal church In Portland was the scene of the wedding of Miss Catherine Campbell and Harry Coleman Campbell last Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Uniting '.he cotiple in marriage was the Rev. Oswald T. Taylor. The bride, given in marriage by her father, Angus Milton Campbell, wore a beautiful gown of heavy white supper salin of basque style with long train trimmed with cording of ruchings of satin and long leg o' mutton style sleeves. Falling from a halo of orange blossoms was a hand made veil of tulle inset with deep poinU of edging ol chantilly lace. She carried a white prayer book and a shower bouquet of orchids and stepha not is. The bride's sister, Virginia May Campbell, was maid of honor. She wore a bouffant dress of azure hue marquisette inrt a matching poke-bonnet. Sue carried an old fashioned nosegay of yellow roses, snap dragons and delphinium. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Patsy Smith Barr of Medford who wore hyacinth blue marquisette and carried an old-fashioned nosegay of yellow snapdragons, violas and yellow roses. Barbara Balch was the flower girl. She was dressed in pale yellow marquisette with a poke bonnet and carried a basket of yellow rose petals. William T. Angell, a frater nity brother of -Mr. Campbell, aeted as best man and ushers in- eluded Norman Swanson. also a fraternity brother and Douglas Wight. A reception followed the cere mony at the homo of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. S. D. Wil liams, 636 South 17th avenue. The couple went to Victoria, R. c. on their wedding trip and will be at home after June 20 In fnrtland. For a going-away en semble the bride wore a fitted riut and dress of postman blue wool with matching hat and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Campbell was a popular member of the Medford high school faculty for the past sev eral years and was active in I civic and social anairs ui iw school and city. Prior to leaving here for Portland she was hon ored at several delightful pre- nuptial parties. Mr. Campbell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Livermore Campbell of Eugene. l?i.-?' A rt'WW ki .'-V I 1 mi- r ' f 'mi i i- I L . U . . I Ik-' r4 . 'iSwrfw ' Mrs. William Edward Holmes (nee Miss Gertrude Parker), whose wedding was an event of Saturday, June 8, at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Elbert S. Veatch In Klamatn Falls, with the Rev. Theodore Smith of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Mrs. Holmes has been a teacher in the u.j..j ..k.ni, fnr man veers and is widely known In the valley. Mr. Holmes, the brother of Mrs. John P. Moffat, U also well known here as an orchardist. The couple will make their home on his ranch here. Young-Moore Betrothal Made Known in City A betrothal of interest was re ceived here yesterday with an nouncement that on August 20 Miss Beverley Young, daughter of Mrs. C. R. Bowman of Ash land will wed David Amoss Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rawles Moore of this city. The bride-elect is the sister of Miss Floy Young, well known Medford hiEh school music in structor. She graduated from the high school and Southern Oregon College of Education in Ashland, attended tne univer sity of Oregon in Eugene and is now working on her master's degree at University of Califor nia in Los Angeles. She is affili ated with Chi Omega social sorority and Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic honorary fraternity. Mr. Moore whose parenU are prominent long time residents of the valley, is a graduate of Med ford high school and San Mateo Junior college. He is a senior at U.C.LJV. where he is major ing in geology. At the present time he holds a position with Douglas Aircraft company. The ceremony will Uke place in the Presbyterian church in Ashland. The bride-to-be was recently honored at a shower party when graduate students of the physi cal education department at U.C.L.A. entertained at the I home of Ruth Felton In Brent wood Heights in Los Angeles. Early this month a surprise luncheon also honored Miss Young at the El Encanto tea room in Westwood Village, near the U.C.L.A. campus. Noble Grands Enjoy Meeting Past Noble Grands club met at the Girls' Community club Thursday evening, with 35 pres ent. Leah Ivie, president, presided over the meeting. After the regular business the entertain ment committee, with Elizabeth Bowerman in charge, presented very interesting program. Lona Bergman and her com mittee served refreshmenU. The cakes were decorated with flags. The second Sunday in July there will be a picnic at the Ashland Lithia park, with Car rie McDannel, Grace Hamlin, Rosie Young and Nettie Groves in charge. 1 dames H. M. Weishaar. Harry Barneburg and Claude Post. Clouiif urn (or Too Lata to Claa ilty Ada u 1:30 p m Ruth Hedges Home From Willamette Miss Ruth Hedges recently returned to Medford from Wil lamette university where she completed her Junior year. scholar of languages, next year Miss Hedges will study French under Dr. Vazakas, head of the department of languages. Miss Hedges was accompanied home by Drs. A. R. and Louis Hedges, who attended the state convention of chiropractic phy sicians held at the Columbia Gorge hotel near Hood River While there Ray Samuels, may Mrs. Frances Stevens and or of Hood River, personall on a tour the women Webb Home Scene Of Shower Event Mrs. Martin Boggs Webb. Jr.. was pleasantly surprised by a group of friends who called at her home on Sailing avenue on Thursday evening to present her with a miscellaneous shower of many beautiful and useful gifts. Participating in the enjoyable affair were Mrs. Lester Shaw. Mrs. John Eddy, Mrs. Jack Schritt. Mrs. Lou Rogers. Mrs. J. E. Randies. Mrs. Wayne Car ter. Mrs. Harold Looper. Mrs. Man-in Albert. Mrs. Emil Peter son. the Misses Virginia Anne Hall. Katherine Shelley. Mrs. Webb, who was former ly Miss Vcrna Rae Shelley, has been the inspiration for a num ber of gatherings since her mar riage in this city several weeks ago. Guests spent the evening playing Chinese checkers, after which refreshments were served. conducted them the valley for auxiliary. Mistletoe Group Plan Two Events Mistletoe club. Roval Neigh bors of America met at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Arnold on Arnold Lane. Mrs. Ethel Latham assisted. Two new members. Lottie Daniels and Loree Ridgeway were admitted to the club. Plans for a penny dinner to be given June 20, and for a juvenile picnic to be held in Ashland park, June 21, were made. Thirty-two members and friends enjoyed the afternoon. Next meeting will be a dessert )uncheon at the home of Mrs., Francis McConochie. 1015 West " 12th street Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock, June 26. Navy Mothers Will Convene Navy Mothers' club will con vene at the home of Anna Mears. 11 Vancouver avenue, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. (Continued Paga Plvt.) doting unit lor Too Late to Claa U7 M Is " :30 p. m. Cm Mau Trlbuns cut adt. Cm UaU Tr.ouna want ad. Pythian Sisters Will Convene Pythian Sisters will meet for a pot-luck dinner Tuesday even ing at 6:30 o'clock in the K. P. hall. Members of Knights and their families are invited to at tend. Sisters will hold a busi ness meeting at 8. clean, tig family site. WAIHSCOTT'S East Side Pharmacy I vears and he will be greeted here t;- his many friends. The former Medford resident is employed In the federal bud get division of the general ac counting department In Wash ington. Ills vacation will concluded on June 30. M- " She plans to return home the first of the week. Auto. Plta nt Wm1" olua In talltd rfcmblT Mllo-e Plit OUas iluiut Co, aft So. sutiiit. 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