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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUK MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1940, SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK By CLARA MARY DAVU ft Med ford Girl I m Wed in Outdoor Service Wednesday At beautiful out-door cere mony solemnized at the home of her parenti, Mr. and Mr. W. A. Todd on East Ninth street last Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Edith Todd be came the bride of Robert L. Brantley, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brantley of Ashland. Dr. Sherman L. Divine officiated. The bride, youngest daughter of the Todds, wore her mother a wedding dress of cream colored silk of Grecian style with train and a long veil of tulle which was also part of her mother a bridal attire. She carried a bou quet of Talisman roses and del phinium. Miss Olivia Todd was her sis ter's maid of honor. She wore a dress of turquoise net and car ried a Colonial bouquet. Jack Walker of Ashland, brother-in-law of the bride groom, was best man. The couple spoke their vows beneath an arch effect. Miss Betty Wilfley played the wed ding music and the mnid of hon or. Miss Olivia, sang "Oh Prom ise Me." A reception for the fifty wedding guests followed the im pressive ceremony. Later the couple left on a wedding trip. For a going-away ensemble, the bride wore a grape colored sport dress and blue and white acces sories. Mrs. Todd and the bride groom's mother, both wore navy blue ensembles and corsages of lilies. . I Mrs. Brantley attended Med- ford high school and the South ern Oregon College of Educa tion In Ashland. Mr. Brantley. who is the assistant manager of the produce department of Carl Schallinger company of Snn Francisco, Cal., attended Uni versity of Oregon and business college in San Francisco. Puruckers Home From Vacation Home from a vacation spent on the coast are Mrs. C. B. Pur ucker and daughter. Miss Ann Purucker, who returned to the city Tuesday evening. The Pur uckers motored to Maplcton last Friday, accompanied by Mrs. H. I w.'ither, who had been 'isit ing in Medford. They traveled via Diamond lake to Eugene, and to Mapleton where they were the guests of the Walthers at their home on the Suislaw river. They motored down the coast to Cold Beach for a short stay before coming on to Med ford. Bill Reinecke Visits in City An interesting guest In the city from Hollywood Is Bill Reinecke. who arrived Tuesday evening to visit his grandmoth er. Mrs. C. B. Purucker, at her home on South Orange. Mr. Reinecke Is associated with the Walt Disney studios and is now on a three weeks' vacation. He Is making plans for a hike over the Sky Line trail while In Oregon. Former Resident Weds in Idaho Interesting to manv valley friends of the C. F. Bowmans is the announcement of the mar riage of their son. Bob How man. and Miss Bethel Birchmier of Weiscr, Idaho. The wedding was solemnized In Napa, Idaho, on July 5 and the couple are now residing in Bnker. Mr. Bowman attended the high school in Medford. where his parents and brother. Jack Bowman, now make their home. Witts Fly to Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. Richard Witt ' left last evening by plane for Eugene to visit until this eve- ring with Mr. and Mrs. E. A Ilnnr. nrf . The Hopps formerly lived in Medford, lisvm; bren trans- ferrcd to the northern city from nero a sort lime aso. Mr. Witt piloted the cub coupe norm. ... Tiau' . cow" o" 4 I V 1 1U" I Mrs. David Moore 43 r V r , n t J t ," , i f I ) t o I ' t i Mrs. David Moore who was Miss Beverly Young prior to her wedding last Wednesday morn ing at 9 o'clock In the Presby terian church In Ashland. She; is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs C. R. Bowman of Ashland and Valentines Hosts To Movie Actor At Rogue Home Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Valen tine were hosts at their attrac tive home on the Rogue River Friday evening for a small din ner party following a day of fishing. Mr. Valentine, accompanied by William Staples and Ray-j mond Walburn, Hollywood mov ie actor, enjoyed a boat trip from Bybee bridge to Gold Ray dam where all of them caught the limit of fish. They used spinners and flies and plan to try their lurk In tha same vicin ity again today. Others enjoying the evening at the Valentines were Mrs. j Staples and the couple's daugh ter. Sally Anne. Mr. Walburn is a house guest of the Staples at! their summer home on the Rogue. They maintain nearby homes in Beverlv Hills. Lodge Enjoys Recent Session Pocohontas Lodge met recent ly for a regular business session Under the direction of Orval'.L " " ,ur.prise J?rty Tu,1' jiayes, several of the men pre sented a short humorous skit. Cards were also enjoyed during the evening with prizes being won by Velma Rogers and Gladys Lawrentz. Refreshments were served by Esther Dooms, Norma Martin, Esther Towell and Mary Cook. Aihlandera Call Here Yesterday Callers In Medford yesterday frm i.hi..j el.. '.' t- . . J "n. o.r.Tiirr1ji Davis rt-Mivm oirecior William David - . . i, . i , ... vuiuru, minrnne mi nn an and Marjone Lee. r ShV L'R.0' L'ri1' r. Shakespearean actor, n in to leave tnd.v f, t .k. ',.. U A. . - . t i Get-Together C'"b To M' Get Together club will hold card party at the home of Helen Wetterer. 619 South Central. Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Members and friends are invited to attend. Two Return From Vacation Charles Champlin and his sis ter. Miss Pauline Champlin re turned yesterday by plane from a vacation spent in California where they visited In Los An geles and Umg Beach and at tended the Golden Gate Interna tional Exposition on Treasure Island DIAL 4923 foe qnlra, ffeptniUM atnire Unique Cleaner llnifl tlln nidi Hnd Unrrnti A, 't.r , I 9 - S - ?'Sj f ' s (Photo by Shangle) Mr. Moore Is the son of Attorney and Mrs. Rawles Moore, prom inent Medford residents. The couple will make their home In Los Angeles, Cal., where Mr. Moore is associated with Doug las Aircraft company. Easterners Leave For Exposition After Visit Here Nell, Guy and Ruth Scouten, Bonita Weatherby of Spartans burg Penn.. and Miss Dorothy Blakeslee of Sherman, N. Y., left early Thursday morning to visit the San Francisco world's fair. They had visited relatives in Salem and spent several days in Medford visiting at the home of Mrs. Nellie Wall, who is a cousin of the Scouten's. While here they enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake, also visited Med- ford Corporation and Holmes! Bear Creek packing plant and j the House of MysWy. The young people will go east via Los Angeles and visit Miss Weathrrbys aunt at South gate. They plan to leave Mon day for Pennsylvania. All re ported a very enjoyable time. lhls was their first triD west. Maasdam Home Scene Birthday Party Recently Mrs. Tauline Wahl was hon- nuiiiinuii hi hip nome oi ner daughter, Mrs. G. II. Maasdam on South Central avenue In ob servance of her eighty-second birthday. Uuests at the pleasant event Included Mrs. Ethel Haertle, Mrs. Carrie Milnes. Mrs. Sarah Davis. Mrs. A. J. Hanby, Mrs Stewart Porter. Mrs. F. E. Wahl. Mrs. Lula Rowe. Mrs. Hattie Alden and Mrs. Fred Stranii. It f Ihlnrnetin.i .... t. -. .i 7 " ; mr" i rr ocioscnanans. being 92 years of nr., 11 loVcl-v s,f" '"'"neon ... . . ''"" as enjoyed inrougnoUl ttlC afternoon. Zonla Club to i. - .. -- lm,mlV, fZ M. i H........4 .. . ...... . ,vi ii vui present iimi on ine national Zonta I convention recently held in Estes.park. LUXUHIA X bj immiET humurd sac T V n.x ";' V, f , fZys , ( XV.-v- Dial 3551 V V3 Large Gathering Honors Pastor of Lutheran Church Rev. H. H. Young, pastor of St. Peter'i Luthern church and Mrs. Young were honored at a cleverly arranged surprise party recently in observance of their sixteenth wedding anniversary. Giving the enjoyable social af fair were members of the con gregations of the Medford and Grants Pass churches. The Rev. Mr. Young and his wife were informed of the party after church services and were escorted by the elders of the congregation to the scene of the affair in the church recreation rooms. They were seated with the elders at the guest of honor table which was beautifully dec orated with white appointments and bouquets of rose buds at either end. The centerpiece was a spray of flowers given the Youngs by the Grants Pass church. Other tables seating the congregation were decortsted in the same motif. Fredrick Guetzlaff accompan ied his mother at the organ dedi cated "O Perfect Love" to the honor couple and the entire I group sang "Happy Anniver sary." Mrs. E. C. Toms presented Mrs. Young with a beautifully I decorated cake after which re freshments were served by Mrs. E. C. Toms, Mrs. Otto Krueger. Mrs. LaVerne Miller and Mrs. Roland Holmes. Later Mr. Krueger presented the Youngs with a world bank in which a free will offering ! from the congregation was placed and given as a token of appreciation for the couple's willing services and whole hearted friendship to all. Mr. Guetzlaff acted as toast- master for the occasion and later the Youngs expressed their ap preciation for the lovely party The Rev. Mr. Young told of his career during the past sixteen years as follows: In 1924. shortly after he and Mrs.. Young were married, he received a call from Roseburg to serve as missionary at large for southern Oregon and north ern California. In 1926 he and Mrs. Young moved to Ashland to be nearer his mission fields which were growing more rap idly. At that time, he was serv ing Ashland. Grants Pass. Med ford, Mt. Shasta, Weed and Dunsmuir. In 1928 he organized a congregation in Ashland since a larger percentage of Lutheran people lived in that vicinity. Then. Medford grew to such an exieni oy jju, a church was built' and dedicated in 1931. Pastor Young has. since that time, been serving his congrega tion in Medford and Grants Pass. The enjoyable evening was brought to a close with every one singing "The Lord's My Shepherd, I'll Not Want." Rays Host to D a r , ikci.s uuhu Recent visitors at the home of i Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ray on the j Oak Grove road were Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Cragin and son John j of Eagle Rock, Calif. They were ', enroute to their home from a vacation spent in the northern I part of the state. I The families are friends of j many years. Mr. Cragin and I Mrs. Ray having known each ' other in Maine over forty years j ago. Mr. Cragin is secretary of ; the Consolidated Steel Corpoia- J uon, no., ot Los Angeles. He ! has visited here frequently but this marked Mrs. Cragm's first visit to the valley. Beta Sigma Phi Enjoys Picnic Beta Sigma Phi members en tertained their husbands and escorts with a picnic last week in Lithia park in Ashland. Fol lowing supper games were en Joyed. Those attending were Miss Mildred Drury, Bob Hinman. Patricia Thompson. Douglas Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr. Mr. and Mrs. David Irving. M, ion M STr w.vod Mr .nH M w ??r ood. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lig . ' -. " ' u J"?.?? ......v.- . - .. """ ,n" " una irs. Oliver tiugnes. Jack Boyl. Mr. and Mrs Harry Beas- Iry and Miss La Verne Roer- son. Th cleansing and condi- uoning cream 01 gupenor T,alit7 a" purity- Kwp " nd smooth. inn Bullis Family Gather Here for Reunion Party For the first time in num ber of years, members of the Bullis family gathered last eve ning at the home of Seth Bullis on Florence avenue for a din ner party and reunion. Members of the family pres ent were Seth Bullis and his three brothers and two sisters: Gilbert Bullis of Ferriday, La., Gardner Bullis of Lot Angeles, Raymond Bullis of Whittier, Cal., Miss Helen Bullis and Mrs. Ralph U. Boutelle, Medford. Others present were Mr. Bou telle, Mrs. Gardner Bullis and Seth Bullis' daughter, Miss Josephine Bullis. The Gardner Bullis' arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a month or two at the Boutelle home on Florence avenue dur ing the Boutelle's absence from the city. They left today with Gilbert Bullis for the east dur ing which time they will visit Mr. Boutelle's old home in Fitchburg, Mass. They expect to be away two or three months. Raymond Bullis is spending sev eral months in Medford from his home in Whittier. Miss Josephine Bullis ry: lurnea yesieraay irom i-on- land where she attended a Uni- versity of Oregon picnic at Jantzen beach. She is a mem- ber of Pi Beta Phi sorority t the ugene couciie. one ai5o;,nd corsaae of eardenias. visited in Salem before return ing home from the week's vaca tion. Rebekah Lodge Enjoys Meeting The August social meeting of the Rebekah lodge was enjoyed last week. After officers were formally seated, Gertrude Mof fat, noble grand called the meet ing to order. Ina Huson presented the lodge with fans which were enjoyed The pear committee reported sending 28 boxes of pears to the I.O.O.F. home in Portland. A large attendance was re ported at the Rebekah I.O.O.F. picnic in Grants Pass park, Aug. 18. All lodges in southern Ore gon were represented. Ashland Rebekahs invited Medford lodge to their 80th an niversary September 6. all mem bers being requested to dress in a style as near 60 years ago as possioie. Olive Rebekah degree staff will initiate for Ashland. August 27. After the meeting Marv Cave and Ella Gould conducted the singing of a group of pep songs. The social committee was ; Maude Stickel. Talitha Pickel. IMary Wiley. N. J. Wiley, Alta j Nailer and Ina Huson. I Daniels Home Is Scene of Party The attractive East Main street residence of the T. E Daniels was the scene of a Dartv Wed nesday afternoon when Mrs Rupert Henry and Mrs. Daniels entertained in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Kalamazoo, Mich. Fourteen guests were bidden to luncheon after which three tables of mahjongg were in play, Mr- Brown, former Medfcrd resident who has been visiting friends in the valley for the past several weeks, is the house guest this week of the George M. Rob- " at their home on Cro.vn Hill. Pasadena Guests Visit in City Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bish and two daughters. Amelia Jane and Maryanne were recent visi tors here of Mrs. Don Andeison at her home on Chestnut street. Mr. Bish is a brother of Mrs. An derson. The visitors were enroute home to Pasadena. Cat . from a ' combined business and pleasure; trip north to Washington and ,dno- ' uo i uruui k T-uirr-.cna aaugmrrs maaenne ana l,.?'nM X dinner ,or m visitors! Nancy and Jack Bowman left W1np1-V vening at her home I yesterday for Crescent City. Cal. on Chestnut street. The He.th f.milv will .nrf nirs. narry Barneburg enter-i im . nestnut street. i?nd. 'm" '"" t.m. hel ANNOUNCING THE NEW SHA-DENE WAVE WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE TM Wltxttonsl n set fate nk nr sn4 Wr e the hlr w aralp sn rrAvm r,ti time la a minimum on tha heanrst m-ea ef hair. SHA-DENE IS PURE t tiKTetflrnts. sater ttiln In MmtlMrtM?. tt lTa taa half bod, et It ktm It soft an lustrous! It Is aa ai tn aralp ana hair. Call 4266 for Appointment Bride-Elect Is Feted at Recent Shower Party Miss Forest Dale, bride elect of Durward Gas, was feted at miscellaneous shower party Thursday evening by Mrs. Eu gene Peterson who entertained at her home on Palm street. Guests included Mesdames Lester Price, Larry Hull, Lester Bradshaw, Birdie Coggins, W. L. Dale, C. Gass. Alta Bartley and the Misses Dorothy Edwards. Delia Dale, Helen Latham and Dale Hartley. Cards were played during the evening and prizes were won by Mrs. Bradshaw and Miss Lath- i am. The honoree, daughter of Mr and Mrs. W. L. Dale of this city, will wed Mr. Gass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Gass on October 20. Scott'Panger Ceremony Event Of August 15 The Catholic manse was the scene of the wedding August IS nf Miss Cleralriin jrn -ntt and Raymond Panger. The cere mony was read at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning by the Rev c.,, r w m.v in h. ence of lmmediate members of botn familie,. Th hriri. wnr. . .h.r si.eir redingote with white accessories Miss Bertha Panger. sister of the bridegroom, and Robert M Scott of Klamath Falls were the attendants. A small reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Scott in Trail, after the ceremony. The couple left later for Salem where they will make their home. Daniels Home Is Scene of Party The attractive East Main street residence of the T. E. Daniels was the scene of a party Wed nesday afternoon when Mrs. Rupert Henry and Mrs. Daniels entertained in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Kalamazoo, Mich. Fourteen guests were bidden to luncheon after which three tables of mahjongg were in play. Mrs. Brown, former Medford , resident who has been visiting friends in the valley for the past several weeks, is the house guest this week of the George M. Rob erts at their home on Crown Hill. Luncheon Party Enjoyable Event Mrs. E. L. Henninger was hos tess last week at her home on West Main street for a pleasant afternoon dessert luncheon. Guests included Mrs. J. H Young and her daughter, Mrs. N. Nugent who is visiting here from Japan, Mrs. M. Mashong. Mrs. Arthur Short. Mrs. Belle Littrell, Mrs. E. Whelden. Dr. Susie Standard. Mrs. Tom Wray. Mrs. Myra Coffinberry. Mrs. Charles Adair and Mrs. B. H. Williams. The afternoon was spent in quilting and visiting. Medford Couple Married Friday Miss Jetta Avanelle Frazier. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Frazier and Benjamin Alfred Blakeley were united in mar riage Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the study of the First Presby terian church. Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of the church, officiated. Guests included relatives of the couple. R. B. Early and Ruth Davis attended the couple. . Mr. and Mrs. Blakeley will make their home here at 213 West Eishth street. Heaths Vacation m . r . r' At Crescent City Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heath and daughters Madeline and The Heath familv will nrf ln. Mr. Bowman plan, to re- I turn here after the week-end. en s Sojourners' Guest Day Bridge Party Attracts Many Entertaining with the quarter ly guest day, Medford Sojourn ers and a number of friends en joyed an afternoon of bridge Thursday at the Hotel Medford. Seventy women attended the pleasant affair, which had been planned by a committee headed by Mrs. O. J. Halboth. Her assis tant were Mrs. R. Alfrey, Mrs. O. R. Fritz. Mrs. T. T. Ben nett, Mrs. Jack Nail and Mrs. Murray Marley. Following serving of dessert, guests were welcomed by Mrs. Douglas C. Welch, Sojourners' president. Guests included Mrs. V. J. Robinson, Mrs. Q. D. Haz en, Sacramento, Calif., Mrs. A. J. Hanby, Mrs. Clara A. Young. Mrs. J. F. Wallace, Mrs. Karl Janouch, Mrs. John Larwood, Mrs. V. E. Rolfe, Mrs. J. A. Mc Dougall, Mrs. P. H. Weiland, Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Portland, Mrs. Lyle B. Thurman, Mrs. R. M. Schino, Mrs. Charles Lemery, Mr. Robert Waggener, Mrs. Ivan Harrington, Mrs. Jack Walker, Mrs. Sam Colton, Mrs. R. F. Raber and Miss Ruth Raber of Tacoma, Wash. Pros pective members present were Mrs. Bernard Nord and Mrs. Stanton Earle. Members present were Mes dames R. Alfrey, G. V. Allen, Don K. Bagley, T. T. Bennett. Roy Byrd. Eugene Card, Royal Clare, Jack Davis, Jack Evans, George Fields, Calvin Francis, O. R. Fritz, Herald G. Gardner. Burhl Gilpin, Ralph Greene, O. J. Halboth. Ed. Hoppe, Walt E. Hoppe, Irving Housechild, Fran cis Hughes, Frank Humphrey, Hal Johnson, Leonard Lewis, S. C. Lapham. A. V. Loeffler. Clyde Moffett, James L. Murphy Lester Nielsen, Frances Paige George Perkins, C. H. Post, Clif ford Proctor, E. G. Randolph, Glenn Rose, I. E. Staples, Bren H. Starcher, C. M. Starnes, C. E. Walbert. Douglass C. Welch, Robert Wright and Henry Za charisen. A guest prize was awarded Mrs. Thurman, and Mrs. Proctor received the door prize. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Ed. Hoppe and Mrs. Hughes. Emmens Home Is Scene of Party The Siskiyou Heights home of Mrs. J. J. Emmens was the scene of a delightful dinner party Fri day evening when Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Emmens entertained a group of friends. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sleeter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ringrose. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Parrett. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. John Day, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Westergren and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis. Cards were played after din ner. Miss Wad Leaves For California Miss Doris Wade left Friday for her home in Oceanside. Cal., after spending the summer here visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pie per. Visit Parents ' In Condon John Reisacher. Medford music teacher, is spending a week visiting his parents at their home in Condon. "Now I get one pair FREE!' "I lainerf IK. Berkjhire Stock- i, ina Club. After I bought twelve pairs I got my thirteenth poir ebiolufalv fr. Why don't yen fan, tool You're sure to like the theer ond dainty look of Berkihire Stocking., their lovely colon, the way they fit ond weor. Com in for your Vemberihip Cord, choose your Serkthire Stock, ingi os you need them ond get your thirteenth poir obtofufey fre. STOCKINGS OA. 89c-$1.00-$l.25 M. M. DEPT. STORE Group Discusses Festival Plans For Next Season Continuation of tha Shake spearean Festival through anoth er year will be formally recom mended to the members of the association in their October meeting by the executive com mittee, which met Thursday night in the Lithia Hotel in Ash land to discuss 1941 plans. While the committee under took no definite action, methods of re-financing the venture for the next year were discussed. Although the final box office figures for this season have not been tabulated, it is believed that the income will be under last year's as a result of the fire which last week burned a por tion of the back stage depart ments as well as 65 per cent of all costumes. Definite continuation plans were withheld at last night's meeting. New officers for the 1940-41 year will be elected in October. Mrs. Welch Visits In Washington City Mrs. Douglass C. Welch and small son of Medford, accom panied by Mrs. Welch's mother and sister, Mrs. R. F. Raber and Miss Ruth Raber of Tacoma, Washington, left Thursday eve ning for the Raber home. The Rabers spent the past few weeks in Medford, following a motor tour of California. Mrs. Welch will remain in the northern city for a month. During their stay In this city Mrs. Raber and her daughter were honored with a number of social affairs. Group Returns to Home in North Mr. and Mrs. Roland Flaherty and daughter Betty of Walla Walla. Wash., returned north recently after having visited here for a week with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Howard at their home on West Tenth street and Mrs. Alice Kincaid of South Central avenue. Eagles to Meet Thursday Evening Eagles Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting at 42 North Front street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Entertainment and refreshments will be in order. Auxiliary members are asked to bring cakes. Ladies Aid To Meet Tuesday Ladies' Aid of the First Meth odift church will meet in church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burks Visit at Diamond Lak Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Burk spent the week end at Diamond Lake. Young Felons Escape, Florence. Ariz. Am i ''Pi Warden Gene Shute and prison bloodhounds caunht im today with two youthful con victs wno early this morning oouna Mrs. R. P. Anderson, wife of the prison auditor and steward, and fled in the Ander son automobile, armed with a .38 caliber revolver. HOLIDAY AHEAD You'll want your clothe to look their best and they will when w return them to youl Colors sparkle lik new hn correctly cleaned. To enioy perfect dry cleaning service call MEDFORD CLEANERS and DYERS 28 So. Central, 530 E. Main. Phone 3(91 Phona 4505 HEATH'S DRUG STORE Two Convenient Lecstisns