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PAGE FOUR SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK By CLARA MABY DA VII Home Wedding Unite Medford Couple Thursday At pretty ceremony Thurs day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mri. Fred Lawrence on Euclid avenue. Miss Helen Law rence and Charles Bryan were united in marriage. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a navy blue redlngote with white acceuoriei nd corsage of pink bridal rosebuds, sweetpeas and baby breath. Her bridesmaid, Miss Lorraine Pech, wore a navy blue suit and white accessories. Lyle Culmer was best man or Mr. Bryan. Vows were ' exchanged be neath an Improvised ivy arch surrounded by large baskets of Shasta daisys and blue delphin ium. The Rev. Wolford A. Dawes, pastor of the First Bap tist church, officiated. "I Love You Truly" and wed ding music was played by a string quartet composed of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Everett, Fred Me- nary and Jim Coker. Thirty-six guests were bidden to the wedding and the recep tion which followed. Mrs. Lawrence, mother of the bride, was assisted at the re ception by Mrs. A. Z. Dean, Mrs. Richard Driggs and Miss Lor raine Elliott of Oakland, Calif. The refreshment table was beautifully decorated with white snapdragons, blue delphinium and matching tapers. A four tier wedding cake was also on the Uble. The couple will return today from Klamath Falls where they spent a brief honeymoon, to make their home. The bride is graduate of Medford high school. Mr. Bryan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Calieoat of Spokane, Washington in which city bt received his education. Out-OfTown GueMts To Attend Rite Of Jensen-Moty Ona of the season's largest weddings will be an event of Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at Sacred Heart Catholic church when a nuptial mass will unite in marriage, Miss Jencs Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen and Norman Moty, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Moty of Klamath Falls. Among out-of-town guests at tending the service will be Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Woods and two children, of Salinas, Cal. Mrs. Woods and the children are guests at the Jensen home at the present time and Mr. Woods is expected later. Mrs. Mathew B. Diedrick, aunt of the bride-elect, will be a guest from St. Cloud, Minn. The bride-to-be's sister, Miss Margaret Jensen of Salinas, will also attend as will two cous ins of Miss Jensen, Hildegard end Loretta Fledley of Oakland, Cal. Also expected Tuesday are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Espey of Prinevllle. Mrs. Espey Is a sis ter of Miss Jensen. Recent Lodge Dinner Enjoyed The recent dinner party given by the Mistletoe Camp of Royal Neighbors of America, was en joyed by a large crowd. The following Royal Neigh bors of Ashland attended: Peggy Parker, Jennie Brady, Lillian Hill, Leona Boyd, Maud Davis, Carrie O'llarra, Myrtle May berry, Leona Broill, Virgie Hahn, Mary Callahan, Beryl Basslngwait, Jennie Ayers. Ber tha Heer, Mae Lindner, Nellie Randies. Vivian Dalkenbery, Clo Reed, Myrtle Reed, Llla War Ten, Nellie Shrrrard, Dora Payne, Viola Voungs. Erla Ed wards. Twelve of the Ashland neigh bors put on a convention drill. This was the Virginia Reel with variations, In the costume of "Scarlet O'Hara". Mistletoe Camp team put on tha drill, "Nations on Parade". At the convention the drill was called for an encore. Cards were enjoyed for the remainder of the evening. Next meeting will be held on July 2 at 8 p.m. in the K. P. ball. The meeting had been pre viously scheduled for uly 4. Many Attend Rebekah Meet Olive Rebekah Lodge met tart week for a regular business ses sion with Initiation of two new members to the order. Those Ini tiated were Mrs Helen Morris and Mrs. Elva Blden. Members from Grants Pass Cold Hill, Central Point and Ashland came to Medford to be guests of the lodge. Several visi tors were also present. There were 135 In attendance. Caroline Leaders and her rommittee served refreshments The next regular meeting will be July 1 with lodge opening t 8 o'clock. Miss Metxger Weds Local Resident In Recent Rite Miss Audrey Metzger, charm ing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Metrger nf Jckfnvl!le, became the bride of J. Lawrence Hankins Thursday evening at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes, 48 North Orange street. The bride wore a lovely gown of pastel blue marquisette with matching finger tip veil held in place by a coronet of fresh white flowers. She carried a colonial bouquet of Cecil Brun ner roses and gardenias tied with satin streamers. Her only Jewelry was a gold locket. She was attended by her sis ter, Lula Elaine, who wore a frock of pink and blue flowered taffeta. Her bouquet consisted of pink and white sweet peas and baby breath. Frederick Metzger, brother of the bride, acted as best man for Mr. Hankins. Vows were exchanged before a fireplace banked with pastel colored flowers. The Rev. E. N. Mallory of Jacksonville offici ated. Wedding music was played by Georgians Hussong. Mrs. Metzger, mother of the bride, wore an Eleanor blue lace dress with navy blue accessories and a corsage of pink rose buds and gardenias. Following the ceremony a re ception was held for seventy five guests. Assisting were Mrs. C. P. Smeta and Lula Sauls berry. Mrs. Hankins Is a former stu dent of the Behnka Walker Bus iness College and for several years has been associated with tha office staff of Timber Pro ducts company. Mr. Hankins Is the son of G. H. Hankins of Redding. Cal. He is a dental technician In this city where the couple will re side on their return from a wedding trip to the coast. For a going-away ensemble, the bride wore a dusty rose dress with white accessories and a gardenia corsage. Younger Set Enjoys Party Jim Carblener, son of Mrs. Arvella Carbiener, entertained members of the younger set Thursday evening with a danc ing party at his home on South Central avenue. Guests Included tha Misses Shirley Weisenburger, Natalie Parker, Betty Frcy and Helen Webb, Messrs. Harper Hamilton, Richard McElhose and Ralph Burgess. A delightful buffett luncheon was served later in the evening after dancing had been enjoyed throughout tha event. College Picnic Event Thursday Jackson County Oregon State college Boosters club combined with tha Oregon State Mothers' club, will sponsor a picnic Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at Twin Plunges in Ashland. All prospective Oregon State students and alumni, are invited to attend the affair. Swimming will be enjoyed after which a picnic and dance will be held. Jean Piatt of Medford and Jimmy McNalr of Ashland are In charge of arrangements. Calendar Monday. 6:00 D. m. Medfnrri Mmlnl Society oicnlc. home Porter J. Neff. Highcroft addition. 8.00 p. m. C. H. S.. home Cora TJoelker. 823 South Holly street. 8:00 p. m Zonta club, Effle Kurtz studio. 204 North street. Tuesday. S00 p. m. Ladies Aid. Meth. odlst church. 7:00 p. m. Loyalty Circle, home Mrs. C. R. Fraker, Route 1. 8:00 p. m. Pythian club, home Mrs. George risk, Route 1. Wednesday. 1:30 p. m. Get-Together club, home Lulu Ward, 628 Dakota street. 8:00 n. m Miatlotna 1,ik home Mrs. Francis McConochie, 101 s West 12th street. Thursday. 8 00 p. m. Reames chanter O t S , Masonic Temple. 00 p. m. Degree of Honor, K. P. halt. 8.00 D. m.Chrvaanthomtim Thimble, home Mrs. J. F. Gill, 122 Cottage street. rridsy. 1.00 p. m. Electa Social club, home Mrs. Georgia Hollnwav 323 Mae street. POISON OAK? Try a bottle of ZEMACOL Toe miiM be eatltried or roar mone? rheerfullt rvranrted fWt a e4lle a at nrsriax TUItri. J To Reign t ' CMS- William Shakespeare never had a queen like this. It's Mary Shreve, a popular Medford girl, portraying "Queen Elizabeth" in preparation for the sixth annual Shakespearean Festival In Ash land, August 9-17. She heads a court of three princesses, Marl lynn Sherlock of Grants Pass; Carol McCollum of Ashland and Many Attend Tea Friday At Home Of Raymond Driver The attractive country home of the Raymond Drivers on the Old Singe road was the scene of a tea Friday afternoon when members of Pro-America, na tional Republican women's or ganization, entertained. One hundred guests were present at the affair. In the receiving line were Mrs. C. M. Hurd and Mrs. Driv er. Presiding alternately at the punch bowl were Mesdames Henry M. Weishaar, H. D. By ington. DwiRht Findlcy, and William M. ItfcAUIster. Large bouquets of gladiolia and hollyhock were about the rooms and guests enjoyed ming ling on the terrace overlooking the valley and In tha beautiful gardens surrounding the home. A number of new member ships In Pro-America were re ceived during the affair. Miss Sage Visits Friends in North Miss Ruth Saga of the Table Rock district spent the first of the week In Portland visiting friends. She motored north with Mr. and Mrs. George Ulman who had been guests in the valley of Mrs. I'lmans parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bishop. While in the north, Miss Sage will also visit relatives at Dilley, Oregon, a Luke Home Scene Missionary Meet Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church held their annual picnic lunch eon at the home of Mrs. D. W. Luke and Miss Elizabeth Burr, Tuesday. Luncheon was followed by the business meeting. Mrs. S. L. Di vine led the devotlonals and Mrs. E. G. Randolph rendered two delightful solos, accompan ied by Mrs. O. C. Fsllng. Mrs. Moser, a returned mis sionary from the French Camer on In Africa was guest speaker, telling of many interesting ex periences and of native customs. She pointed out that it was only through the endeavors of the women at home that the won derful work in the foreign fields could be carried on. Cm uu Tribune want ada PORTLAND 8 Most Distinctive Hotel Invites You . . . mendlv aertle Honie-ltke Kooim Wonlerfnt food Senl. e Kate Hotel 0X Bemon iL At Festival i !1 Phyllis Collier of Klamath Falls and constitutes the good-will ambassador of the productions. Early in July she and her Court will embark upon a special tour of Oregon and northern Cali fornia and will appear before service clubs and city officials in Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Roseburg, Eugene, Salem and other communities. Recent Bride Mrs. J. Lawrence Hankins. who was Miss Audrey Mstsger prior to her wedding on Thurs day evening at the Robert Forbes' home here. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Metsger of Jacksonville. Barbara Holt At Northwestern Miss Barbara Holt, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William P. Holt, and teacher in the Jacksonville schools, left lsst week for Port- land where she was to Join Miss Hoy oung. music supervisor in the Medford high school. From Portland the two will travel by train to Evanston. 111., where they will enroll in music courses at Northwestern lint versity at Evanston. They plan to be away about six weeks. Californlans Visit Valley Mr. and Mrs. H. Bay Webster and two grand children, Jane and James of Ventura, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen, former ly of Santa Anna. Cel., are visi tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morris at Table Rock. j j ?5 0 ' HEATH'S DRUG STORE, Medford I TUP MIRACLE TRUSS I 1 9 Directs Shakespeare m- . : o Dorothy Pruiti, a member of the Sh.-.kespearean Festival acting group since 1934. has stepped out of a speaking role and is handling the job of assistant directorship. She is one of Med ford's most colorful and talented actresses. Mrs. Robert Gail a.a! . 1 (Photo by Wilfley) i Mrs. Robert Card Gail, the ; former Miss Jean Winifred Phil I lips, whose marriage was an ! event of Sunday morning, June 16 at the Baptist parsonage in . Grants Pats. The recent bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . W. W. Phillips and Mr. Gall U R. Gail. The couple, whs are both graduates of the Medford high school and well known here, are making their home at 825 Bennett avenue. Hoards Hosts To House Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hoard entertained Mr. Hoard's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dundas of Oxnard. Car. Thurs day and Friday at their home 0" Nor,h Ivy 'nei- Mr. and Mrs. Dundas recently returned from Detroit where they took delivery of a new car. The couple reported some dust and wind storms enroute here. In one place they were detained until dust storms abated. The visitors left for their home Friday. RAW VEGETABLE JUICES for Health! Phone foe dIW delivery to otie home! Nissen Health Institute IS Geneva Phone U3 RUPTURED? ROBOT H"fe m ruptur ant Rnrmt tnt TUft ftotK Pfrict Min..a pirti . iftn. Wti ! It rUrl RnbtM? tWan "One fmet) ef rrtlv. tt tltp an la hold ih rui'tur wtthont in hlp. vtirn plar! roan4 1h hlpm." II ! -4djuM.nl II dot not wil. It li H(t. It U mmlnrtahtiv Ft I lamination trrm Wmotifttrstton. TumcUt. Jun 25th. t Neff Home Will Be Scene Music Society Picnic Medford Musical society will entertain with a picnic Monday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Porter J. Neff on Highcroft addition. Dinner will be served In the attractive yard of the Neff home and will be followed by an interesting program and elec tion of officers. Those planning to attend are asked by the committee in charge to make reservations at once by calling Miss Helen Bullis, chairman. 416, or Mrs. M. N. Hogan, 1125. It is im portant that reservations be made promptly. Others on the committee are Mrs. O. C. Failing, Miss Jeanne Hamilton, Mrs. Effie Kurtz, Mrs. Clayton Lewis, Miss Ma rian Moore. Persons attending are asked to bring their own service. I New Yorker Visits Here Miss Virginia Burnell of New York, arrived In Medford yes terday morning by train to spend a brief time visiting at the Eden Valley orchard home I of Col. and Mrs. Gordon Voor hies. She Is a niece of Mrs. Voor- ! hies. : Ore and Bullion Purchased WILD B ERG BROS. SMELTING a eEFTNING CO. Mat, ?U Mack St.aa Float A SPIC AMD SPCW START n The beginning ef a more socially pleasurable vaca tion, for to the friends you meet, "taftle tale" grey washables. label you as "uninviting'' and make you uninvited. Have them laundered right! rh 1 IBS Mr: Pruitt To Desert Stage For Directorship When Ashland's sixth annual Shakespearean Festival opens in I August this year, one of Med- ford's most colorful and talented actresses will be missing from the casts. Dorothy Pruitt, a member of the festival acting group since 1934 has stepped out of a speaking role and is hand ling the Job of assistant direc torship. Little glory and plenty of grief is the reward for those en gaged in "behind-the-scenes" ac tivity of a modern stage play. Much more so this year as Shakespeare is being stream lined and modernized and pro duction heads are striving for a more sprightly tempo with out obliterating the essence of his original quality. Mr j. Pruitt has been given the task of re-writing and re vising the comedy "Much Ado About Nothing" and drama lov ers who have seen pre-vuea pf the new script are lauding the results. The play itself has tak en on the appearance of a mod ern musical comedy, complete with original music, dance se quences and singing. The ori ginal quality however, is still thoroughly Shakespeare and production heads believe the re vision will bring more response than the primary script. A veteran Shakespearean ac tress. Mrs. Pruitt will be re membered for her work in "Twelfth Night" as "Olivia"; "Ophelia", in "Hamlet"; and "Biancha" in 'The Taming of the Shrew." She has also been seen as Alice, In "You Can't Take It With You", presented by com munity players at the Southern Oregon College of Education; "Annie" in "Farewell Supper and "Janet Leeson in "Without Romance". Nasons Return From Bay City Mrs. S. D. Nason and daugh ter, Miss Margaret Nason, re turned to their home on the Old Stage road late last week from San Francisco, Cal., where they enjoyed a week's visit with friends and attended the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island. Mrs. Nason and her daughter motored south via the Redwood highway. EnchantmenU Joy-Romance-- and Grace Are Mirrored in a Lovely Face! But facial beauty calls for much more than regular features. It requires a smooth velvety skin . . . soft textured fine . a radiant. And so ... to guide you In your quest for greater beauty, and give you expert advice regarding flattering. Individual ised make-up we present Miss Patricia Cox Trained Colonial Dames Counsellor AT MANN'S June 24 to 29 Visit Miss Patricia Cox in our Toiletries Department this week. Learn how to be lovelier . . . with effective beauty care. Make your appointment new for complimentary beauty treatment and make-up. Phone 468. No obligation en your part. 'The Air Conditioned Store) Central Point Couple Married Friday In Reno Miss Viola Penland. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Penland of Central Point and Albert Troutman of Central Point, were united in marriage last Friday morning. In Reno, Nevada, The couple were accompanied to Reno by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vickoren of Shady Cove, who attended them at the ceremony. Mrs. Vickoren, the former Miss Ilda Williams whose marriage was an event of June 2, la a cousin of the bride. The bride wore a navy blue dressmaker suit with white ac cessories and a gardenia corsage. Her attendant wore a midnight blue tailored suit with white accessories and a corsage of rosebuds. After the ceremony, the two couples left for San Francisco, Cal. to attend the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island. The trip marked a double honeymoon for the two couples. . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Troutzneji will be at home to their mejty friends in Central Point this week. The Vickorens will reakje"' for the summer at "Seldom Inn", the summer home of the bride's par ents on Shady Cove. Reames Chapter Will Meet Soon Reames chapter of O. E. S. will convene Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Tem ple. Mrs. Georgia Holloway, worthy matron, will give a re port of the recent grand chap ter meeting in Portland. A large attendance la re quested as an interesting eve ning is anticipated. Refresh ments will be served at the con clusion of the session. 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