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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY. JUNE 30. 1940. SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK Br CLAKA MAST DAVIS Catholic Church Scene of Wedding Tuetday Morning One of the loveliest of June weddinfi was solemnized Tues day morning at 9 o'clock in the Sacred Heart Catholic church when Miss Jenes Jensen, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jen sen became the bride of Nor man Moty, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Moty of Klamath Falls in a nuptial mass performed by tha Rev. Father Francis w, Black. Tha beautiful and stately bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a white satin wed ding gown of princess style with train and trimmed with seed pearls. Falling from a Juliet cap of seed pearls was a finger' tip veil of fine net. Her only jewelry was a small gold cross White sweetpeas, stechanotls and lilies of the valley com prised her shower bouquet. The bride's sister, Mirs Mar garet Jenren of Salinas, Cat., was maid of honor. She wore an exquisite gown of blue chif fon with a Juliet cap made of fresh pansies and white lark spur. She carried an old-fash ioned nosegay of rosebuds, lark spur and sweetpeas in pastel shades. Bridesmaids were the Missus Ceraldine Wilkinson and Jean ette McKee. Their Identical gowns were made of pink chif fon and their Juliet caps were of pink larkspur and pansies. They also carried old-fashioned nosegays. Doranne Wood of Salinas, niece of the bride, acted as flower-girl. She was pretty in a gown of yellow taffeta and tule with wreath of pastel flowers in her hair. James Cronin of Klamath Falls was best man and ushers were John Jensen and George Moty, brothers of the bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Jensen .the bride's moth er, wore a green and white chiffon frock and a gardenia corsage, Mrs, Moty was dress ed In navy blue and white, with gardenia corsage. A breakfast was given In the small dining room of the-Hotel Medford for about 40 guests, following the ceremony. A wedding cake and white flow ers decorated the table. Among the out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Woods and two children of Salinas. CaL Mrs. Woods is a sister of the bride. Other guests In cluded the aunt of the bride, Mrs. Mathew B. Diedrick of St. Cloud. Minn., Miss Mar garet Jensen, sister of the bride, of Salinas, Cal., cousins of the bride; the Misses Hllde gard and Loretta Fleldey of Oakland, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Espey of Prlne ville. Mm. Espey Is another sister of the bride. Following a wedding trip, the newly wedded couple plan to make their home at the Marlon apartments In Klamath Falls, where Mr. Moty Is asso ciated with his father In busi ness. The bride received' her early schooling at St. Mary's acad emy In this city. Later she attended Marylhurst college In Oswego. mr. moiy. wno resioea in Medford until moving to Klam ath Falls about five years ago, attended tha University of Fort land. Miss Simkins Visits Here Miss Leneve Simkins, who Is returning from New York City to her home at Cottage Grove, stopped for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Woodford last week. Miss Simkins formerly lived in Medford. This last year she has been attending the New York University. MOTHERS tt as rorrrrt yom mild'l htetlli Of posture problems with srltntiflauir puniwe rirrrlm. Nbsen Health Institute IS Genera rttone tit Why Have Inexperienced Operators Do Your Beauty Work WHEN Operators with years of experience csn glee you the finest of beauty work In aa air conditioned salon AT THESE LOW PRICES Permanent Waves $2.00 and up Oil Shampoo and Hair Style $1.00 CAMEO BEAUTY SALON II So, Central Weds In Church Rites I i mm- I'll it i i : . t 2 f '&v 1 -.M 11 i ' if 'I r1 46 ? f p r lTS'- l - J till r3 r'- : 1 f 1 1 A, - v j 1: I Mrs. Norman Moty. nee Miss Jenes Jensen, who was wed In a beautiful nuptial mass at the Sacred Heart Catholic church Tuesday morning. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen. The couple will mae their home in Klamath Falls. (Photo by Shangle.) Recent Bride Honored At Shower Party Mrs. Arthur Davis entertained with a linen shower Thursday evening at her home on South Peach street honoring a recent bride, Mrs. Sammy Sleete. the former Miss Kathleen Carpent er. The couple were married on June 10 In Reno, Nev. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter of Phoenix. Mr. Sleete is the son of Mrs. W. D. Sleete of Medford and is as sociated with Peirce Auto Freight lines. They are making their home In this city. Guests enjoying the pleasant affair were Mrs. George Car penter, Mrs. Sleete, Mrs. Bob Paris, Mrs. Gene Curry, Mrs. Cliff Peart, Mrs. Ralph Lanti. Mrs. Paul Corwln, Mrs. Ed Smith. Mrs. Pat Grant, Miss Yvonne Crowl, Miss Gertrude Buchanon. Games were played through out the evening. Davidsons Leave For San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. William P. Dav idson and infant son Durno, ac companied by Mr. Davidson's mother, Mrs. Charles F. Shontt of Portland, left yesterday for San Francisco, Cal., to vacation until next Monday. Mrs. Shontz hsd been a visi tor at the Davidson home on Ashland avenue for the past few days. Phone IT " ' .. t - '. -t I .. . -i .. tii 4. ; 4 ! Zonta Delegate Visits Former Local Resident Members of Medford onta i to an 1 club may look forward interesting and detailed report 81 number of pre-nuptial officiated. of the Zonta International con-1 events. attended Medford I The couple was attended by vention being held at Estes na-!501001' and Oregon State col- i Miss Fern Cook and Ernest tlonal park In Colorado, accord-1 ,Fe for three years. Her hus- j Childreth, a cousin of the bride lng to word received here Sat-1 band graduated from the Salem 1 groom. urday from Mrs. Ernest Rostel. I schools and attended Oregon I The bride was attractively who viisted with Miss Louise stl?,e college where he was af-' gowned in a pink frock with Basford, Medford school teach-1 filiated with Delta Tau Delta I wni'e accessories and a corsage er and Zonta delegate to the fraternity. In this city he is as-1 ' white carnations. Her at convention. j sociatcd with the California ! wore a two-tone blue nirs. nostei, former Med ford , Oregon fower company, resident and wife of the pub- ' licity director of the park first' uto' p'" n1 '""" OUa ln saw Miss Basford in the park JI?" " "i put. wearln a rlnstv rn.,. Hr... "" Utm' Co- " - broidered in natpl vam onH 1 "carrying several pounds of programs and notes." Miss Basford. at the time of Mrs. Rostels writing, had plan ned several tours including one which goes up the Trail Ridge road over the famous Conti nental Divide where there are lots of snow and Alpine flow ers grow. The former Med fordite and the Zonta delegate promptly planned a rendezvous for tht following day. Pro-America to Convene Monday George M. Roberts. Medford attorney, will be the Ruest speaker at the luncheon meet ing Monday noon of Pro-America, National Republican Wo men's organization. Mr. Roberts will talk on the Republican convention held this week in Philadelphia. It is anticipated that his sub ject will be of great interest to members of Pro-America who are all asked to be present. Closing Urnn to Too Lata to c lu ll fj Ads Is ! so p. m. WEST MAIN APARTMENTS 1001 West Main Completely Redecorated, t and t room furnished or unfurnished. Air Condi tioning, heat, hot and cold water, electricity, garage furnished. MODERATELY PRICED Evelyn Leonard Weds Local Man In Church Service Picturesque St. Mark's Episco pal church was the scene of a beautiful wedding Friday eve ning at 8 o'clock when the Rev, Father Herald G. Gardner uni ted in marriage Miss Evelyn Mae Leonard and Franklin Van Pelt. The lovely blond bride wore a gown of heavy French faille, fashioned with shirred bodice, full sored skirt. Ions sleeves anrt 'train. Her finger-tip tulle veil . I was held in place by a toque of j I orange blossoms and she car- Mc,,,a auu unco vi me valley. Preceding the entrance of the bride, who walked down the aisle with her father, C. C. Leon ard, came Mrs. Robert Sher wood, the bride's only attend ant. She wore a Colonial gown of light blue printed organdie and a leghorn picture hat I trimmed with long velvet streamers. Her Colonial nosegay was composed of pink rose buds and blue delphinium. Robert Sherwood was the best man and ushers were Messrs. j Donald C. Leonard, brother of the bride and Murray S. Gard iner. Mrs. Gardiner sang "At Dawn ing" accompanied by Mrs. Eva H. Marsh at the organ who also played the wedding music. Vows were exchanged at an altar dec orated in all white snapdragons, gladiolia and tapers. Mrs. Leonard chose a pink lace dress, a toque of pink flow ers and a gardenia and pink ba vardia corsage for her dauch- Itcrs wedding. Mrs. Van Pelt, me Driaegroom s mother, wore a navy blue dress with match. ing hat and a corsage of gar-; denias. After the ceremony, a recep tion for a few guests was held at the Leonard home on South nouy street. Arrangements of uiiAcu oouqueis ana baskets of White Pin H ml N li ar. .V, .1 i " auvu, I11C I rooms. ,4 I The bride's table was covered with a white madera cloth. A ! bowl of gardenias and white ba l vardia with white tapers formed the center piece. Later' the couple left for a weddingitrip to the bay area and J ; southern California. The bride s ii.ey ensemDie was a black sheer with white trim-1 mlngs and accessories. She wore ' a corsage of gardenias. Out-of-town guests attending the ceremony and reception were the bridegroom's parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Van Pelt of Salem. Mrs. Dean Tucker, sister of Mr. Van Pelt of Salem. Mrs. niossom Lronn of Portland and Mrs. H. A. Snowden nnH ktp. : tuzaoein Ann Irwin of Willows i Mr- Van Pelt, who was fptrf RUTH ROBIN Oriental Gardens MEDFORD ; Tuesday, July 2nd Admission 11.00 person plus tax Tirkfta An Sale Jarkaofl Count Rank Rtdr., Main ana ontral. vA AMERICA'S SWINGING, ' ft YY SINGING W FAVORITE! Mrs. Franklin Van Pelt I f '-$ .-- 1 ' ' m L ' j ' i . V'Tiyt,i - ft 1 Jt ' J -.:. : - -i - vost 4 fi I, H. j " rr1 I - ? iH-W . - iW- if.- . Mrs. Franklin VanPelt. the former Miss Evelyn Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Leonard, whose marriage was an impressive evont of Friday evening in St. Mark's Episcopal church here. (Shangle Photo.) Baker-Casey Rites Held in Nevada Miss Dorothy Baker, daugh- t.p r.t uA nnUi- nf n,itt Fniu and Lewell Casev of Medford were married in Reno. Nev.. on June 17. The Rev. Mr. Case i err ke fresri mm S - r... 'O l aar , VVI V as meadows-Pink Clover captured r-v Harriet Hubbard At" d lijntiul sequence of beauty luxuries. Terfume 5 00; 1 00 F.a Podfr 1.00 5oap .5.1; .50 HEATH'S DRUG STORE dress with white accessories and a corsage of carnations. Those attending the ceremony were Mr. Casey's mother, Mrs. Barney Leabo of Butte Falls ; ner sister, Mrs. u. t. cnnarein. Mrs. Bessie Cook and daughter Marie. Mr. Casey is associated with the Pierce-Allen Motor company Service Club To Meet Soon Service club of Spanish War Veterans will hold a special call meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Gladys Rammin, 831 West 12th street. ptrVk VvCtOVCT S3A 1 Stw v fraerance of xumme-r BstnPoe!er 1.00 Cologne 1.00 Talons. 50 Mrs. Welch Named Sojourner's Club President At Meet Mrs. Douglass Welch was elect ed president of the Medford So journers' club at a recent des sert luncheon, bridge and busi ness session held at the Hotel Medford. Other officers elected were: Mrs. C. M Starnes. vice-presi-rent; Mrs. Royal J. Clare, secre tary; Mrs. G. V. Allen, treas urer. Retiring officers who were also instigators of the Sojourners in this cty six months ago, who were respon sible for much of the success of the organization, include: Mrs. O. J. Halbcth, president: Mrs. Clare, vice-president: Mrs. Welch, secretary: Mrs. Arthur Herring, treasurer. Guests enjoying the afternoon affair were Mesdames Paul J. Selby. E. L. Faler. E. F. Stan ton, J. J. Flanagan. Prospec tive members present were Mrs. Robert Thomson, Mrs. Myrtle Peyton. Members present were Mes dames C. B. Robinson, A. W. Samuels. G. V. Allen, George Allbright, Cliff Andrus, Don K. Bagley. John Barr, Charles Bottjer. Eugene Card, Royal Clare, Harold Cloake. E. S. Deg man. George Dougherty. Jack Evans. Kenneth. Fitzgerald, Cal vin Frances, Herald Gardner, Halboth, Maurice Harris, Her ring. R. L. Hollenbeck, Walt E. Hoppe, Ed Hoppe, Irving Housechild, Frank Humphrey, Hal Johnson, Leonard Lewis, A. W. LaMar. Arthur Loeffler, Clyde Moffett. James L. Mur phy. Lester Nielson. Frances Paige, George Perkins, C. H. Post. Cliff Proctor, C. S. Ray mond. Glenn Rose, C. R. Shaw, Floyd Somers, Bren Starcher. Starnes, Rex Stroud. Howard Swanson, Ragnar Unden, Welch. Kenneth Wells, Robert Wright, E. S. Randolph. R. T. Alfrey, Alice Alen, Roy Byrd. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Faler, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Clare and Mrs. Humphrey. Hostesses for the next party will be Mrs. Andrus. Mrs. Barr. Mrs. Bottjer, Mrs. C. R. Chris tiansen. Mrs. Bismark is Party Hostess Mrs. Herbert Bismark enter tained in her Beck apartment Friday afternoon with a birth day party honoring her daugh ter Margaret, the occasion be ing her 11th natal day. Guests included D'Ann Beck, Betty Ann and Janet Shaw. Katherine Ann Hoppe, Fannie Belle Sullivan, Art ice Earnest. Shirley Barton, Jeraldyn Je rome and Dolores Bismark. Mrs. Bismark was assisted by Mrs. Michael Beck and Mrs. Richard Witt. A color scheme of green and white was used in decorations at the pleasant birth day event. Cm Mall Tribune cut ads. Don't Let Stocking Worne Spoif Your 4th of July Holiday WEAR Berkshire Kantruns And Be Secure You'll become a KANTRUN fan after your very first pslr. These exquisite stockings reiist rurvi . . . but they do more than that. They powder your legs with the dullest, sheerest, laciest stock ings you've ever known. Ask for Berkshire' KANTRUNS I BERKSHIRE'S STOCKINGS Pair $1.25 M. M. Dept. Store Mrs. Paul Selby Feted At Several Bridge Parties Mrs. Paul Selby, visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Fabrick on Crater Lake avenue, was feted at sev eral delightful parties last week. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Glenn Fabrick and Mrs. Mar garet Fabrick entertained with a dessert luncheon and seven tables of bridge for Mrs. Selby. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wil liam Bowerman, Mrs. Rupert Henry and a guest prize was presented to the honoree. The two hostesses also gave a party the same evening. Six tables of bridge participated and prizes were won by Mrs. Vera S trader, Mrs. Frank Perl, Mrs. Jack Walker and Mrs. John White. Also entertaining during the week for Mrs. Selby was Mrs. William P, Davidson at her home on Ashland avenue. She gave a delightful bridge lunch eon for the following guests: Mesdames Jack Walker, Neville Biden, Bayard Getchell, O. J. Halboth, Walt E. Hoppe, Wil. ton White and L. T. Nygaard. Mrs. Eugene Monaco was also a hostess for the visitor during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Selby and their daughter, plan to vacation here until July 8 at which time they will return to their home in Sacramento, Cal. (Continued oa Fsga fits.) Hollywood, June 29. (JPt Wayne Morris, young motion pic ture actor, confirmed today that he and his society girl wife, Leo nora (Bubbles) Schinasi, had sep arated. 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