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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON', SUNDAY. JULY 21. 1940.
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK
By CLAIA MAJtY DAVIS
Mildred Poling
Recent Bride in
Impressive Rites
At in Impressive 8 o'clock
. ceremony last Sunday morning
at the Phoenix Presbyterian
church, Miss Mildred Poling be
came the bride of Niclclas R. De
Wit. They were united in mar
riage by the Rev. E. N. Mallery
of Jacksonville.
The beautiful bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of white lace. Her finger
tip length veil was of point lace
fashioned with a halo of seed
pearls and fastened with orange
blossoms. Her gloves were hand
made. Imported from China, and
she carried a shower bouquet
of gardenia and bavardla.
She was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Gweneth Poling, who
was lovely in a gown of pale
pink chiffon crepe with match
ing flower toque. Her bouquet
was of pink gladioli.
Clyde Chamberlin acted as
best man. Ushers were Lucian
van Gordon and Boyd Klum, Jr
Prior to the ceremony. Mrs
Elsie Carlton Strang sang "Be
cause," and "O Promise Me.
She was accompanied -by Mrs.
Doris Condit Lantz, who also
played the wedding music.
The couple made their vows
before an altar decorated with
white gladioli and fern.
The bride's mother chose a
sheer navy redingote with
matching accessories and gar
denia corsage. The groom's
mother wore a black and white
ensemble with a gardenia cor
sage. Mrs. Lucian Van Gordon, sis
ter of the bride, was attractive
in a dress of apricot colored lace
with navy accessories and a cor
sage of gardenias and bavardia.
Following the ceremony, the
parents of the bride bid twenty
aix guests to a garden breakfast
at the home of Dr. Susie V.
Standard In Mcdford. Immedi
ately following the couple left
on a wedding trip to Newport.
They will return in a few days
to make their home here at 830
West 12th street.
Mrs. DeWit is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. N. Poling of
Medford. She is a graduate of
' Phoenix high school and the
Southern Oregon College of Edu
. cation and Is a teacher in the
. Griffin Creek schools,
Mr. DeWit Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. DeWit of this city.
He Is associated Jn business with
his father.
The bride has been honored
at several pre-nuptial affairs in
recent weeks.
Iversons Hosts
To House Guests
Mrs. D. P. Piper of Wiscon
sin, sister tof Mrs. L. Iverson of
60 Ross Court, arrived recently
to make an extended visit In
the valley. This marks her
first trip west.
Other recent guests at the
Iverson home were Mr. and
Mrs. Tony S k a r v a n. Misses
Stella and Louise Skarvan of
Green Bay, Wis. They were
en route to San Francisco to
attend the Golden Gate inter
national exposition on Treasure
island.
Another guest was the Rev.
John Paul Gramness of Dps
Moines, Iowa. He was gri.i'.ly
impressed with the valley and
said he hoped to return here
In the near future for unolhcr
visit. '
Bishop Home Is
Scene of Party
Mrs. LaVcrne Wren left by
plane last week for her home
in San Krancisco, Cal., after hav
ing spent six weeks here as the
house guest of Dr. and Mrs.
W. G. llishop at their home on
Hillrrest road.
At her departure eve, the vis
itor was honored at a buffet sup
per party when the Bishops in
vited 12 of her friends in. Later
the party attended the baseball
game.
Mcnle Held
Al Prospect
The W. Zundcl cabin
at
Grieves' Resort at Prospect was
the scene of a recent picnic en
joyed by members and friends
of the Just Folks circle. After a
delightful lunch on the lawn,
fishing, swimming, archery and
hiking were enjoyed for tiie re
mainder of the day. Thirty-eight
members attended the affair.
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Mrs. Nicklas H. DeWit who
to her marriage last Sunday morning in the Phoenix Prttbr-
terlan church. She is the daughter
Poling. The couple will make their
Patsy Faber Is
Presented in
Recent Recital
A group of relatives and Inter
ested musical friends gathered at
the studios of Mrs. E. E. Gore,
on Geneva avenue Friday eve
ning to listen to a "First Recital"
presented by a young pupil, Miss
Patsy Faber. Patsy is the gifted
nine-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Faber of Central
Point and has studied music
about two years.
She played entirely from
memory, a varied and charm
ing program, of youthful pieces
and in a clear vole announced
her own numbers.
Out-of-town guests wer Mr.
and Mrs. Don Faber of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. Launer and
daughter, Phyllis, of Salem and
Mrs. Lovegren and daughter,
Janet, of Seattle. During the In
termission, Miss Phyllis Launer.
Patsy's cousin, was heard In a
pleasing piano solo, "Medita
tion," by Roth.
The program follows:
The Hobgoblin, B. Wagness;
The Stubborn Rocking Horse.
Streabbog: Snow-Flakes. Rolfe;
A Marching We Go, Wilson; The
Guitar, Gaynor.
Andante, Haydn; The Linnet.
A iw Fr, niH. '-Tin..- a
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Wagness; Five Little Minor Mel
odies: (a) Twilight In the Woods,
(b) Elves in the Woods, (c) The
Froren Brook, (dl The Wind in
the Tines, (e) Spring Showers.
Olsons Visit
Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Olson
of San Leandro. Cal.. arrived Coffin and Warren's three hro
est. rday to vacation with local : thers. Richard. Llovd and Jim
residents. Mrs. Olson is the1 my.
daughter of Mrs. M. C. Yorton of i
m Almond street. 1 Seattle Wedding
A number of social affairs r. r . ..
have been arranged for the . vf Interest Here
rounle. Thev will h. irrnmni. I
. ; , u . . .r , ' i
nied back borne by their son. ,
" v.n no nas,
spent the past fortnight visiting ,
here.
Miilltto Club
Me... Wednesday !
Mistletoe club. Royal Veigh-1
bora of America, will convene,
at the home of Mrs Ina Hu-
son on Loiter lane, Wednesday
afteinoon at 12:30 o'clock, for
a covered dih luncheon. A
thank you Polljannt party will j
up pnjoyea.
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(Photo by Shnngle)
was Miss Mildred Polina prior
of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. N.
horn In this city.
Sojourners Plan
Picnic Thursday
At Hot Springs
Medford Sojourners club mem
bers are looking forward this
week to the picnic Thursday eve
ning at Jackson Hot SpriiiRs. The
picnic, to which husbands and
guests are invited, will replace
the regular Thursday afternoon
session of the club, and has been
scheduled for 8:15 o'clock.
The committee In charr.e. head
ed by Mrs. A. J. Loeffler. is
planning entertainment to fol
low dinner. This will include
swimming, games and commu
nity singing. It is announced
that serving will be prompt in
order to allow ample time for
the entertainment.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Loeffler at 606J2
or Mrs. Douglass Welch at 57611
Prospective members are espec
ially urged to attend
Everyone ;
Is asked to bring his own table
service.
Assisting Mrs. Loeffler with
arrangements are Mrs. Irving
Housechild. Mrs. Clyde Muffitt.
Mrs. H. L. Houti. Mrs. Jack
Evans and Mrs. C. H. Post
Warren Bishop
Enjoys Birthday
" TT,n Bl'hop. son of Dr
!nd Mrs. W. G. Bishon rele
brated his ninth birthday yester
day afternoon at his parents'
home on Hillcrest road.
After a delightful luncheon.
Warren and his guests attended
a movie.
Those present were Eugene.;
Darrell and Dclvin Riekert.
ly Arnold. I.loyd Timnions. Joe
Fliegel, Ronald Nutting. Jerrv
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"""rr'nge oi .Mrs . ttiancnr
Evelyn Messal to Robert Marion
Rounds of Seattle. WnM . on '
Jllly 0 was revealed in this cuV
yesterday. Superior Judge James
Lawler offinated.
fr , ' ,h " -M 1" ... ".'.
. ,t1p1ir(1 bv Mr, .,,
Roundl, ni,r, of tllc bridl
groom. Jess Round, acted as bet
nisn
Th cm,ple will rnke their
home at I IT Laurel .tr.-rt Mi.
Rounds was formerly D'.amlie F
Power.
Shir lee Enders
To Be Bride of
Alfred Beck
Mis Shirlee Enders daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Enders
and Alfred Michael Beck, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beck,
were to wed today in Reno,
Nevada.
The bride planned to wear a
navy blue suit with whit acces
sories and a gardenia corsage.
following the ceremony,
couple were to travel
Francisco and Paso Robles, Cal.,
for a wedding trip. They expect
to return here in a week to make
their home on the Old Stage
road.
iiulh Mr. and Mrs. Beck are
graduates of Medford high school
and prominent members of the
younger set here. Mr. Beck is
associated with his father In the
bakery business in Medford.
Bride-Elect Is
Feted at Shower
Miss Thelma Sipes. bride
elect of Irvin Willardin. was
feted at a miscellaneous shower
party by the Carnation club
to San" V
r," "7 ",ar,e;wai to b. an .rent of today in
SlruCt fin M iiiunv pnari
Humorous feature of the even-
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the following members of the
club taking part: Frances Bent-
ley. bride: Kathcrlne Smith.
groom; Edith Elliott, minister;
busan Johnsburg. ring bearer.
Pink and white decorations
were effectively used. Host-
Evelyn Young and Mrs. Geore
Gunn.
The following guests were
present: Mcsdames Carl Ben
nett, Katherine Satterlee, Kath
crlne Smith, H. G. Wilson. Har
old V. Elliott, Frank Florens.
Morris Johnsburg. I. Grovtg.
Frank Brnzille. Florence Douc-
Ins. Virgil Bowers, Lawrence
Mays. Lyls Wtillhers, Peter
Dietrich. Clyde Bentley, Geo'ge
Gunn, Lester Young, George
McKay. Andrew Larsen. Ar
thur Warnr. Hnttie Bradshaw.
Randall Cadwallader, Frank
Meads, Samuel Thielson. Au
gustus Lang, Ernest White.
Alma Germde. Arthur Northey
Beulah Hillyed, William Sipes
The Misses Joan Henselman
Opal Miller. Ruth Ivie. Cora
.Toelker: Messrs. Bernard Gum
Wendell Sipes, William Sines'
George Gunn. Lester Young.
Clye Bentley and Virgil Bow
ers. Finleys Hosts
For Lawn Party
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Finley
entertained with a lawn onrtv
'"' wee in nonor of H
r
uarnett and family. A num-
ber of friends called d..rin.
pleasant affair to greet the r.r.
netts, who formerly resided in
ttus. cit-v'
Among those present were
Forest and Richard Kimbal It
was their firs', visit to a ranrli,im(' reports of officers and
home
and they enjoyed the I
many interesting parts of the',ne 1939 vlvb vear wcrt
place.
Later In the week." Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Garnelt took Mrs
Faye Kimball and sons to Cra
ter lake. The group enjoved a
boat ride to W.rsrd island
Mrs. Adamson
Visits in City
Mrs. E. B. Adamson of Los
Angeles. Cal . arriv.rf in hj
ford today to visit her son-ln-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Albert at their home on
Bentty street.
Mrs. Adamson formerly lived
in Medford and has a wide nr.
quaintance here. She plans In 1J r .
remain for several week, X0Monor Fraternity
Janet Rush Will
Wed Mr. Bostwick
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rush
nounee the engagement of their
daughter. Mis, Janet Rush, to
Edward Bostwick. son of Mr. and
V ewS;V, if MW'Ck ' V,"Py
Mew district.
JlZlU'"rC? MH
wick received hi, education in
Hil-jthe Ashland schools
The young couple's marriage
will he an event of August 11.
Mrs. Kroschel Is
Summer Visitor
Mrs. S. A. Kroschel arrived
in Medford several davs ago
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ine summer
apartments.
at Cargill Court
She is a former well known
Medford reside ,, . h Z
greeted here bv her many
friends. She was accompanied
-JJnumwhe..
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
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Bride of Today
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Miss Shirlea Enders whose
marriage to Alfred Michael Beck
Reno. Nevada. She is the daugh
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ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Enders
d Mrl. Michael Beck.
Overmyers Home
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i rm Extended
Vacation Trip
Captain and Mrs. O. L. Over
myer returned to their home
i on South Holly street last week
from an extended trip over prin
cipal parts of the United States.
The couple visited armv
friends at Fort Warren. Wyo!,
wnere they were previously sic Radio 'shop and the Bald
stationed for four years. They win Piano shonpe. The public
visited friends in Omaha and i is Invited to attend,
later went to Terra Haute. Ind..
where Mrs. Overmyer attended
the supreme sers on of the1
ine supreme sersion
Daughters of the Nile.
In Norfolk. Va.. the couple
visited Mr. Ovcrmyer's sister
and brother. Mrs. H. L. Good
son and Arthur Overmyer.
They stopped in Baltimore, Md ,
where thev visited briefly with
Mrs. A. B. Cunningham, for
mer well known Medfordite.
and later went o Fostoria,
Ohio. Mr. Ovcrmyer's old home,
for a stay.
In Chicago they saw Mrs. C.
D. Bean, also a former resi
dent, and talked with Mrs. Ben
Stafford, who previously lived
here. They returned here via
Yellow itone national park. They
had been away since May 24.
Mrs. Crigsby Is
P, "!.
Program Chairman
The Medfori Business and
Profrv.ional Women's club held;
!'! Jul-y business meeting at j
, ,he Glr, Community club on
Thursday evening, at which!
committee chairmen covering
given.
The program for the evening
was in charg of the music and
art committee, Irean Grigsby
chairman. Mrs. Grigsbv gave
a highly Intoresting rennrt nn
HllHsnn (tN.rfn'. "C 1 1
Thunderbird." a story of our !
South Amerir, n.iohK.. ....:
. ' . r, . ""--
vwumij.v nn ineir customs. Hc
freshments were rvH hu u ,
i.r. K.. .u-
commits. ' i
' ",r
I Two Teachers in
Pi Lambda Theta Kanm
, Chapter, national honorarv fra
jtemny for women in education
i held initiation ceremonies tnr
an-'n'w members at the lTnjVersitv
j Oregon ''t Thursday.
I X members initiated In-
Lra York and Ju.n.ta
'''' Mu York
and Miss Demmcr are members
1' Med!ool faculty.
TtM. Club
"in vonven
Pvthian ciub will convene at
the home of Mrs. Ed Webber.
at R o'clock. All members are
asked to at'end.
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BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
Lemery Home Will
Be Scene of Piano
Concert Friday
The horn of Dr. and Mrs.
C. W. Lemery on South Wind
sor avenue will be the scene
of a mid-summer concert when
the Medford Musical society
presents Bernhard A b r a m o
witsch, noted pianist, Friday
evening.
The program is being espe
cially anticipated by valley mu
sic lovers, not only because of
the artist's reputation as a fine
musician out because It will be
presented out-of-doors on the
Lemery terrace.
Alexander Fried recently
wrote the following review of
Bernhard Abramowitsch: "Ab
ramowitsch. in B e e t h oven's
third concerto, proved an artist
of mature skill and personality.
His performances are expressive
as well as clean."
Hal Garrott published this
about Abramowitsch: "The
pianist uses his masterly tech
nic solely to express the com
poser's ideas. He makes no
display of prowess to dazzle en
audience, nor does he inject his
personality Into the music. His
touch is incisive, firm, and his
style of plavlrg possesses a
clarity that is exceedingly ef
fective in Mozart."
Afred Frankenstein lauded
the pianist in the following man
ner after a recent concert: "Un
der Abramowitsch's fingers the
music had Chopinesque poetry,
the vividness and dra.na of Bee
thoven, the profundity of Bach
but above all the rapturous i
songfulness and romanticism i
that is the property of Sciiu-I
bert alone among the great
composers.
Tickets for the performance,
which is scheduled for 8 .Vclock.
are now on sale at Pruitt's Mu-
Picnic Enjoyed
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In'Lithia Park
Mrs. I. C. Nelson was hostess
to the Wednesday Birthdny club
in Ashland's Lithia pfcrk last j
Wednesday, for an enjoyable!
picnic. Mrs W. S. Etep' end !
Mrs. Harold Aberle furnished '
the transportation for the group.
Mrs. S. Stelnbrecher and Mrs.
Hobart Price were special
guests. Mrs. R. B. Markwart
attended for the first time as
a regular member, she being a i
guest on previous occasions. She
is taking the place of Mrs. Rcs
coe Larson, who moved to the ;
northern part of the state. The :
membership is limited to 12. j
Besides the guests and the
new member, the following reg-1
ular members were present: '
Mrs. John R. Steger. Mrs. C.I
H. Davis. Mrs. C. F. Mevers
Mr. Willi, w' n-iiii.!-..
Harold Aber'" Mrs W Es
tep. Mrs. I. C. Nelson and Mrs.
W. M. Daws.
Hnl.r m.k. ui-
attend wer.-" M.. t.j n
j Mrs. Ralph Hulbert and Mrs
E. T. Currans.
The August meeting of the
group will be in charje of Mrs.
. Ralph Hulbert
I
Raxhntu Vom .
BasnW Home IS
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. "mp met recently
tor a
covered dish supper at
the hnm. nf f. n T rt-.i
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at the Kystone or-.hard.
" ,ne Kysone orchard. Fifty
An eniovable even ng was
spent In dancing and playing
. cards and games. Next meet
ing of the club will be held at
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Has Hous Gusits
Mr, Connie Holmes riai.chi.r
Fern and i Zn Claude and CU
maTeslev of Moscow Idaho ire
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Maxine Peter, on n.., rrL,
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Bernhard Abramowitsch. noted pianist, will b presented
in concert her Friday evening at 8 o'clock by ih Med
ford Musical Society at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Lem
ery on South Windsor avenu. The concert will b prsnid
outdoors. Tickets are now on sal at Pruitts and the Bald
win Piano shopp.
Valley View
Wedding of
Local Interest
A beautiful wedding took
place Tuesday morning at 11
o'clock at the country home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McCracken
when Miss Edna D. Tope o
Clinton. Mo., and Harry C. Cam
eron, formerly of the Applegate
district and now of Valley View
near Ashland, were united in
marriage by the Rev. George
Bruce, pastor of the Ashland
Methodist church.
The impressive ring service
was used. The bride was at
tended by Miss Louise Lytle of
Fern Valley and Earl Chamber
lain of Ashland acted as best
man for Mr. Cameron.
Mrs. George Bruce played the
wedding music and vows were
spoken at an altar decorated
with a cross of white gladiolas
and greenery. Roses were used
about the rooms.
Those present at the ceremony
and the reception which fol
lowed were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
C. Cameron. Miss Louise Lytic
and Earl Chamberlain. Rev. and
Mrs. Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. McCracken. The young cou
ple left later for a trip along
the coast. They will be at home
to their friends after July 25 at
the McCracken rcsidenc in
Valley View.
Electa Clue
Will Convene
. Electa Social club will hold
a basket picnic lunch at the
home of Lydia Ash, 1(106 North
M-n lo of dd".tkn to your
wmm w-irdmb And If jrnt
mild hr th Haht flrtthln
rrsy'.f at a momnt't noti
for anr ocrMon. tf you would
hT th poi-P and ronfidfnet?
tbt rn?T fllfiturf !.
Mr ran gr.t ton, ton U hv
u tokf. -jrr of jour laundry
Ul I Mil
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I Riverside avenue at 1 o'clock
Friday. Members are asked to
, bring their own so." . ice.
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Dew-drenched flowers are
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haunting ... So utterly re
strained yet the fragrance
is retained delicately all day
long.
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