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PAGE FOTIr. ftTEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1941 SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK Br BETTY SHOEMAKER '' Dean-Staples Rites Read at St. Mark's Church '' Married at 7 o'clock last ev 'ning at St. Mark's Episcopal church were Miss Phoebe Dean, daughter of Dr. and Mri. Geo. ' Brookhouse Dean, Jacksonville ' star route and Dr. Lloyd Staples of Eugene. The service was read by Father E. S. Bartlett of Eugene .in the presence of a large group of relatives and friends of . U Mimla Th phiipph uaa Han. ' orated with white gladlolas and blue aeipnimum wiin ugniea white tapers completing the ar rangement. The bride, given in mrriage by her father, was gowned in a white marquisette floor-length wedding dress, fashioned with a rounded yoke of marquisette loops. Long sleeves were caught at the wrists with a similar edg- ing and a deep band of loops t was repeated at the hemline. fiha rn rrlad a hrldal hnuauat , satin streamers. A white finger- up veu compieieq ner costume. Miss Ann Dean, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a white marquisette gown . embroidered with pastel che nille flowers over chartreuse with a tiny white veil. She car ried a bouquet of summer flow ers. i- Bridesmaids were Mist Mary Lois Harvey, of Pendleton; Miss Beverly Sutton, of Eugene, so- roriiy sisters 01 ine Driae; miss ' Barbara Garrigues, of Philadel J phia, Pa., cousin of the bride " and Miss Mignon Pbipps of this 'city. They wore similar gowns of flowered marquisette, two ;'over blue and two over pink ' with matching net veils and bou quets of summer flowers. Ford " Young, of Eugene, was best man. Ushers were Herbert Harper, of Medford, Jack Newton, Arthur Pulos and Bob Brook of Eugene. Mrs. Dean, mother of the . bride, wore a long rose colored . gown and a shoulder corsage. Preceding the ceremony Miss . Josephine Bullls sang Schubert's "Serenade" accomoanled at the organ by Mrs. Eva Hazelrigg Marsh who also rjlaved the tra. iditional wedding music as the wedding party entered the church. A garden reception followed a. me nome ot Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff, Berkeley Way. The service table was set with bouquets of pink and blue flow ers and a three-tiered wedding cake which was cut by the bride. Mrs. Cal Young, of Eugene, presided at the table and assist ing about the gardens were Miss Pearl Jean Wilson of Klamath Falls, Miss Virginia Hammond and Miss Joyce Freed, of Med ford, Miss Fontelle Mitchell and Miss Betty Workman of Eugene. Out-of-town guests at the wed ding were Miss Marilyn Marsh all, of Santa Monica. Cel., Em met Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Cal ( Young. Mrs. Wendell Van Loan. Francis Eaton, Miss Lucille Urey, Miss Jean Crites, Dr. War ren D. Smith and Phoebe Smith, Miss Fontelle Mitchell, Miss Betty Workman Ml, a- i.. Sutton, Jack Newton. Arthur Pulos, Bob Brook, Ford Young of Eugene: Miss Pearl Jean Wil son. Klamath Falls; Miss Bar- .r" MGirl.g.ue, Philadelphia. Pa., Miss Mary Lois Harvey Pendleton. Tor her going away outfit the bride chose a blue flowered print silk, blue accessories and a shoulder corsage The couple eft immediately after the recep tion for Canada where they will enjoy a motor trip returning to Eugene whei-e they will make their home. Staples, a graduate of Medford high school and the University of Oregon Is affiliat ed witn Alpha Delta P sorority Dr. Staples, a geologist for Horseheaven and Cordero Mln- in company Is a graduate of Columbia university, a member . V" . PP national scholastic honorary and afflliat d with Sigma XI. He received his doctor s degree from Stan ford and is chairman of the Ore gon section of the American In stitute of Mining Engineers. Prospect Girl Scouts Meet Prospect. Jly lJ.Sp.. Prospect Girl Scouts had an In teresting meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Victor Chapman. Wednesday with Miss Lavlna Chapman and Miss Mary Lou Neville as hostesses. After the business hour, games were play ed on the lawn. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Henry Her man. Girl Scout Leader. Mrs. napman. Elva and Selda Carl ton, Nyoda Herman, Msrjorie and Julia Srranten. Thelda Goode. Betty Holzgang. Nadlne Gibson. Betty Robertson. Pattie w,ddl!1' Marie and Clara Mae Chapman. I Its Almost Fur Time mm-m.-mntu i.M)ai.ei.ie i ' ... k w. V v i M I VU A ank .I.....M... ..j -''- - , 1a n w I , V, a nr.f...M.. I.. 1 ( n U ...... r- a.y.i,v blonde Himalayan baum marten design. The stripes are In deeper Homemakers Vacation Camp At Lake 0 Woods Opens July 20 T.nV.nn -Miinlw knmamalr.M ... tMitlaJ A. .41 I 1 wt-nw.. .uuity liuun tu-owi bib JllvilCU 1U I If! I1U IlUITlf makers' vacation camp at Lake o' the Woods July 20 through 24. The camp Is being planned by the homemakers of Klamath Vilintv Vi an H arl hv Mr Fnrl Manlp an4 nAnanp.J U.. . U u extension service ot Oregon State college. The camo will be located at Willow Spring Camp Grounds which will hM rfi-viri for homemakers, and the tents and cots will be furnished by the 4-H club department of Klamath county. Any woman interested should send her registration fee of $1 to Winnifred K r.llUn hnm demonstration agent, Klamath Falls, immediately. Homemak ers should bring their own bed ding and personal effects. Each homemaker is asked to bring a small jar of Jam. Jelly, and pickles labeled with the kind and her name. This is to be a basis of recipe exchange. Crafts, a library of new books, interesting talks, and swlmmins will h muria avail. able to each homemaker. This is to be a rest camo. There will be no children present and someone will be emnlnvrri to cook the meals. Fee for the entire norlnft In. eluding the registration fee. Is S3. This takes care nf th pvui of '.he food and Its preparation ar,a omer operatlns exoensei. Those attending tha nnma). CAmn frnm .Tar W rn county last year were Mrs. Alva McDowell, Gold Hill; Mrs. Roy Stanley, Eagle Point: Mrs. Nora Straus, Gold Hill; Mrs. Eudora Bohnert, Central Point; and Mrs. B. R. Elliott, Medford. Any questions about camp may be referred to any of these women or to the home demon stration agent. Mrs. Jacqueline Jones, Court House, Medford. Sally Robbins Guest at Dinner Miss Sally Robbins, of Lake Forest, 111., wss honered with a dinner and theater party Friday evening at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning Kenly. Fourteen were bidden to the affair. Miss Robbins plans to leave' Tuesday for Ssn Francisco after a brief visit here. Farwell Ken ly. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenly who has been vlsitln plans to return south also. Mrs. Brewold Hostess to Club Mrs. E. L. Brewold was hos .ess 10 ner pinochle club Wed nesday afternoon at her home on the Jacksonville hUhway. Prizes mere awarded to Mrs. Lou Sauers and Mrs. Don Mc Tadden. Those present were Mrs Lou Sauers. Mrs. Don McFadden. Mrs. Roy Byrd, Mrs. Bill Knlps. Mrs. Howard PlcV.rin. m W. W. Held Mr. R.v t.l j the hostess. MOMTAO FURNACES Com put. Enflnfartni terrtre rat tali by LEONARD ELECTRIC CO SOS L Mala pial 44Z1 V. ".on I- .2 ti .v. ... . . r .uiaa id ina igi xorvcasi, . J . . ..v - . iuii tuba in inu naiurei cape-Jacket of Joseph DeLeo beige. Luncheon Honors Miss Getchell at Rogue River Lodge Mrs. Ben Day, Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mrs. William Bower man were hostesses at a lunch eon at Rosue River lodsa Thurs day afternoon honoring Miss Valerie Gloria Getchell, bride elect of Huge Howell, Jr., of Honolulu, T. H. Cards were at play during the afternoon with prizes going to Mrs. John Dav and Mri rtiln Frohnmayer. Miss Getchell was given a nanakerchlef shower. Individual covers at the lunch eon table were marked with tiny blue sailboats and the cen terpiece was a large silver boat with blue bachelor buttons. At tending were Miss Getchell, her mother, Mrs. Delroy Getchell, Mrs. Kenneth Parrett, Mrs. Wal ter Graff. Mn. Harvav Rnkiri. son, Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer, Mrs. jonn uay. Miss Mary Conner, Mrs. Robert Shepherd and the three hostesses. Lowrys Enjoy Family Reunion Members of the Lowry fam ily are enjoying a family re union at the Lowry home at Bear Creek Orchards and at their cabin at Diamond lake. Present for the occasion are Mr. and Mrs. Btirtnn Lnurrv Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lowry and son. Terry of Portland: Mrs. William Miller and son. Larry of Tacoma, Wash.. Wallace Lowry, of Rochester. N. Y., Philip Lowry. David Lowry, Miss Mary Sander of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lowry. B.P.W. Mamcers To Picnic Thursday Medford Business and Profes sional Women's club members have planned a picnic at Hel man baths Thursday evening at 6 30 p m. Those desiring trans portation are asked to contact Jean Watson, 3482. Members at tending are requested to bring their own service. 111 Former Resident Weds July Sin Boise Cathedral Miss Elizabeth Leigh Ferry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug lass H. Ferry of Twin Springs. Ida., became the bride of Bert Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Morris of Berkeley, Cal., at a ceremony performed Saturday, July 9 at 9 a. m. in St. Michael's cathedral. The Rev. Frank A. Rhea officiated. Miss Frances Long sang. Tha bride's twin sister. Miss Frances Ferry was maid of hon or. She wore a light blue crepe gown and carried a heat hnn. QUet of light blua delnhininm Tha bridegroom'! father was his aitenaant. The bride wore a lone white creDe Sown and carriad an arm bouquet of white gladioli. A weamng breakfast was served in the Owyhee hotel im mediately after tha The couple then left for Wil mington, Del., where Mr. Morris win be employed as research cnemist tor the Hercules PoW' der company. The bride received h pr har-ha- lor of arts deffree frnm Stanford university and her master's de gree irom Mills College this spring. She has also studied at Radcliffe colleae in famhriHo. Mass., and at the University of Belgium in Brussels. The bridegroom received his bachelor nf irin frnm University of California and has jus. received nis Phd. from Har vard university where ha u .1. filiated with Alpha Chi Sigma, The Sunday Statesman, Boise, Ida. Mrs. Morris is well-k nnwn In. cany, having graduated from Medford high school. Her par ents made their home nn Fnntc Creek for a number of years where Mr. Ferry headed a large gold dredging project. Young Peonle Hold Outing at Twm Plunges A SroUD of vnnnff nannla mn. tored to Twin Plunges at Ash land Friday evening for a swim ming party alter which they re turned to the R. O. Stephenson home, 418 Arcadia street where they enjoyed dancing and a pic nic about the barbeque pit. Attending trie affair were Misses Anna Van Valvar. Chlr- ley White, Peggy Gardner. Jean Mcvandliss. Tonl Stephenson, Bethel Marbach, Thomasine Swoana. Virginia Hivm nnrn. thy Hayes, JoAnne Buchter, Joan Garnett, Beulah Stephen son; Messrs. Frank Roelandt, Jack White. Bill Wall. Marc .Tar mln. Dell Shroerer. Louie Thurman, Don Wood, Harry Thurman. Bud Dodge. Wilson Church, Russ Hawk, Jerry Vaw ter and Jack Brown. Dinner Honors Recent Bride Mrs. M. E. Lane ihm fnrmar Miss Vera Hale, whn wa mar. ried recently in Reno, Nev., was honored Wednesday evening with a dinner at Valentine's. Attending wera Pnrrla Vnlr. ly, Marian Looper. Melba Linn. Alice Ward. Ethel Caulklns, Freda Caulkins, Bobette Wood cock, Helen Kubll. Helen Lath am, Velma Newton, Leona Gil Insky, Alice Mae Arnold, Goldle Taylor, Letha Clark, Mildred Lockard, Lois Snyder and Jean Ohrt. Visitors Here From California Mr a -t -4 KT V TT . I iuaggara of Ross, Cel., are week-end vlsi- a a , iiuini m Mr. ana nirs. George Roberts, Crown avenue, Clean Clothes Are Always COOL Clothes AND OUR CLEANINS MARES CLOTHES LAST LONGER AND LOOK BETTER1 City Wide Call and Delivery Service TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MEDFORD CLEANERS 20 South Central Dial 2t9t Betrothal of Glenna Minear Is Announced Announcement ia mada nf tha betrothal of Miss Glenna Maude Minear, of Washington, D. C, daughter of Mrs. Jessie M. Min ear, or mis city to Charles H. Thompson, Jr., also of Washing ton, son of Charles H. Thompson and the late Mrs. Thompson of Partlow, Va. The young couple will be married at the horn of the bride-elect's mother the latter part of August. Miss Minear has been feted at several showers in the capital city. Miss Minear is a graduate of Medford high school and Med ford Business College and is em ployed by civil service in the navy department, Just recently receiving a promotion In her position. LaVelle Cooper, Albert Johnson Wed in Ashland Of interest to Jackson county residents is the marriage of Miss LaVelle Cooper, daughter of Mrs. Thora Cooper of Ashland and Albert Johnson, son of Mrs. Louise Johnson of Jacksonville. The ceremony was read the afternoon of July 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Icen- nower on Allison street in Ash land. The Rev. Gordon Lindsay reaa tne service in the presence of relatives and friends. The wedding COUDle stood befnra a background of greenery, lighted tapers, regal lilies, Canterbury bells and summer flowers. Attending the couple were jvuss uemmy .Lee Cooper, sister ui me Drioe ana Harry Pitts as best man. The bride wore a dusty rose gown and a corsage oi wnite rosebuds and forget-me-nots. Following the weddins a reception honored the counle oner wnicn mey left on a short wedding trip. They will make their home in Ashland nn fourth street. Out-of-tOWn guest war, Mr. Lulu Saulsbury, William Kimes of Jacksonville: Mr. and Mr. Carl Jensen of California, and ir. ano Mrs. Uilbert Elder, of is.eno. Masonic Picnic To Be July 20 Masons. Eastern R.r hlr families and invited guests will enjoy an outing at Jackson Hot Springs Sunday, July 20. Invita tions have been extended to all members at Ashland. Central Point and Jacksonville. The affair will begin at 4 p.m. with a baseball game between ine .astern stars and Masons. Other stunts and games are be ing planned and arrangements made for the Hillah Temple Shrine band, under leadership of Ward Croft of Ashland to play during the evening. Those desiring transportation are asked to contact Aubrey Norris at 3123. Coffee, sugar, cream and ice cream will be fur nished by the Masonic and East ern Star lodges but those at tending are asked to bring a pic nic lunch and service. Owens Spend Several Days at Coast Points Mr. and Mrs. James H. Owen. Siskiyou Heights, left yesterday morning by motor for several days visit at coast points. Visitors Spend Evening Here Mr. and Mrs rTarhart and small son. of Long Beach. til., visuea mrs. Alice irow- bridge. 848 Taylor street Friday Lai., visited Mrs. Alice Trow- evening, ine visitors arrived by motor. WEST SIDE CLEANERS 30 North Holly Pisl 1500 if Recent Bride ff., MaalasaaaajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaa. Mrs. Jlmil fituart. whan marriaaa wu an avanl nf flw 3 - -- -- - r -r a in neno. ner. one is ine lor mer Mils fihirlav Gibson, diunk, ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gib son, Sunset avenue. (Photo by Bralnard.) Shirley Gibson Weds James Stuart At Reno, July 4 Miss Shirley Gibson, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gibson, 246 Sunrise avenue, and James Stuart, of this city, son of Mrs. Ola Stuart of Shawnee, Okla., were married in the First Meth odist church parsonage, 128 Mill street in Reno, Nev., Friday eve ning, July 4. The service was read by the Rev. F. Carl Schmidt. They motored to Lake Tahna Sacramento, San Francisco and other California points return ing to Medford Friday evening where they will make their Mrs. Stuart, a gradual nf Medford high school is employ. ed in the office of the American Laundry. Mr. Stuart is an em ployee of the California Oregon rower company. Sojourners Hold Regular Meeting Sojourner club mamhara aa. thered at the Hotel Madfnrd Thursday for the regular lunch eon meeting followed by an af ternoon of cards and sewing. Prizes were awarded In Mn John McCabe, Mrs. Orion Gar rett, bridge; Mrs. Howard Fos ter, sewing. Mrs. R. I. Hnllen. beck. Dinochle and Mr R F Wright also received a prize. In charge of arrangements for the afternnnn unra ' Mra Royal Clare, Mrs. Larry Mim naugh. Mrs. Marjorie Banning and Mrs. Glenn Guilcy. Group Enjoys Weekend Party Mrs. Lillian Salade. of Chi cago, 111., houseguest at the A. S. V. Carnenter home rinrinv the summer, and Mra Martin Luther, of Ashland chaperoned 12 members of the younger set in Medford at a week-end party at Lake O' Woods last week. end. Swimming, boating and dancing was enjoyed, the party returning to Medford Sunday evening. WHFN it's ont hundred de w tintr th inn, It tmt that am tht tub. Pninnier ttb dayi prorld no sport for thorn r Mined to tht kitchen. WHY not do many other local hoimwlToa do? fend tour laundry her! Not only do wt nta yon tht Irkaome lahor of personal laonderinc hut la under depend ably and moat eronomk-allyl SOth Anniversary Celebrated by Local Couple Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Nut ting, of 902 Queen Anne, cele brated their golden wedding an niversary at their home July 3 and present for the occasion were their four children and four of their six grandchildren. Open house was held during the day and between 30 and 40 guests called. The rooms were arranged with bouquets of sum mer flowers. The service table was centered with a wedding cake and on either side small vases of Cecil Brunner roses. Mr. and Mrs. Nutting received numerous gifts from their friends. They were married In Fifield, Wis., July 3, 1891, Mrs. Nut ting's maiden name being Nelda Marie Rossnian. In 1908 the couple journeyed to Oregon liv. ing in Portland, Silverton and urooKings before taking up resi dence in Medford where they have made their home for the past 18 years. Mr. Nutting, re tired now, was formerly em ployed as a logging superinten dent. Present for the SOth wedding anniversary were their daugh ters, Mrs. Ralph Lycan. of Crookston, Minn., Mrs. Gene Tucker and two sons, Donald and Kenneth of Spokane. Wash., son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Jones, of Grants Pass and son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Nutting and two sons, Bernard and Ron old, Jr. Betty Lou and Donna Evalyn Lycan, daughters of Mrs. Lycan and granddaughters of the Nuttings, were unable to attend. Other out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Stewart, of Silverton, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cross of Brookings and Mrs. Marie Decker, of Los Angeles. New Officers To Be Installed Plans for tnlnt fnntallatlnn nf officers of Medford lodge No 83 and Olive Rehekah Indira No. 28 were made Monday eve ning wnen Olive Rebekah mem bers met in regular session at I.O.O.F. hall. The installation aarvlrea will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at I.O.O.F. hall. Hnurard T..,l. district denutv grand tnaafer and his installing team from the Jacksonville lodge will install I.O.O.F. members. Nellie Gib son, deputy president will in stall Olive Rebekah lodge offic ers assisted by Ruth Rebekah lodge. No. 4 of Jacksonville. Committees from Olive Re bekah lodge No. 83 will serve refreshments at the close of the evening. Visitors are welcome. At the close of the regular business session the officers of the lodge presented Mary Cave, noble grand, with a va.m and gladiolas. Rose Young, Past Noble Grand club president, presented Nellie Gibson, deputy Dresident. with a hn.Uet fill) with gladiolas. "I'm hard on stockings . . . so I wear BERKSHIRE" The more oetive and thrifty you are, the more you'll appreciate your Berkshire Stock ings.They're sheer and lovely but strong I Beautiful from top to toe, but reinforced at every important point! Berkshire will see you through a long calen dar of occasions, and keep on fitting you perfectly life. Just try Berkshires once 3- Thread Crepe Twist 4- Thread Crepe Twist J-1 hread High Twist 4-Thread High Twitt Our new Fall Stockings are here in a wide array of exquisite new shades! M. M. Department Store Flower Exhibit To Be Monday At Hotel Medford Medford flower lover will have an opportunity to attend a gladiolas exhibit at the Hotel Medford Monday afternoon and evening. The exhibit, grown by William Warner, is sponsored by the Medford Garden club and will give 16cal resident tha privilege of seeing what 1 new and good in gladiolas. Mr. Warner will be In charge of the arrangements assisted by Mrs. Ralph Woodford and Mrs. Milton Ottoman. Hostesses for the exhibit hours are Mr. C. C. Sater. Mrs. E. B. Pickle, Mrs. J. A. Perry, Mrs. F. H. Gardner, Mrs. C. C. Furnas, Mrs. Albert Burch and Mrs. E. G. RiddelL Annual Picnie Held Thursday At Picket Home Sixty membera and e-fiaata an. loved the annual Pf Knhla Grand club picnic at the home oi mr. ano Mrs. t, A. Pickel near Phoenix Thursday eve ning. The committee in charge of the picnic included Mrs. Ethyl Weed, Mrs. Rose Young, Mrs. Ethel Pease and Mrs. Pickel. The next meeting will be held In Lithia Park at Ashland Au- gust 14 with Mr. and Mrs. George Howard Mr and Mra M. McDannel and Mr. and Mr J. w. Hamlin in charge of ar. rangements. Out.nf.tnwn a-,,eata iIIm4I.. the outing were Mrs. Whitney of Twin Falls, Ida., Mrs. Daisy Douglas of California and Mrs. Elsie Millard of Ventura, Cal. Mrs. McKInner To Visit Sister Mrs. Genevieve McKlnney, of Portland, arrived here by train today to visit her sister, Mrs. Maud Stickel, 201 South Holly street. She plans to spend the remainder of the month in Med ford. CALENDAR Monday 8:30 p. m. Pythian club din ner, home Mrs. Ruth Walden, . 1788 North Riverside avenue. 8:00 p. m. Joint installation, I.O.O.F. and Rebekah members, I.O.O.F. hall. Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Pr asbyterlgn Women's Missionary society, at home Mrs. George Currier, 404 Hamilton street. 8:00 p. m. V.F.W. post and auxiliary at armory. Wednesday. 200 p. m. Navy Mothers' club, home Ida Santo, 620 South Ivy street. Thursday 2:00 p. m. Women' Relief corps at armory. 6:30 d. m R.N. A. m,tin Jackson Hot Springs. The United Stalaa t.L-. I Knv ijiutai than half tha lrannu- a.rAJ....J t yivuuvvt. I in Netherlands Indies. ! III Xo2lJ STOCKINGS during their long and lovely You'll be back for more. $1.00 $1.00 .89c .89c
