PAGE FOUR
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1942,
SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
BY BETTY SHOEMAKER
Dorothy Paley
Weds Mr. Sanborn
In Church Rite
Married yesterday afternoon
in Children's chapel of the Old
First Presbyterian church in San
Francisco were Miss Dorothy
Paley and Jack Sanborn, both
of San Francisco. Miss Paley is
the granddaughter of Mrs. Jo.in
F. White of 220 Laurel street
Jn this city.
Given in marriage by C. B
McMath, former Medford resi
dent, the bride chose for her
wedding ensemble a navy faille
suit and carried a bouquet of
butterfly orchids. Her attend'
rnt Mrs. Kathleen Howxll of
San Francisco wore an aqua
marine suit and carried orchids.
Tad Mauvaia of San Francisco
was best man. The bride's grawd
mother wore dusty pink suit.
,". Following the wedding the
couple left for Carmel for a
wedding trip and upon their
return will make their home at
1650 Jones street in the bay city
Mrs. Sanborn attended the
local schools and the University
or Oregon where she was afflli
ted with Gamma Phi Beta so
cial sorority. Mr. Sanborn at
tended Santa Rosa Junior col
lege and Is employed by an In
surance company.
Mrs. White has been In the
south for several weeks with
.her granddaughter, who is a
-former Medford resident
'.
'.Dinner Enjoyed By
Double Eight Club
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burk en
tertained members and guests
of the Double Eight club at their
noma, on Rose avenue Wednes
day evening. Dinner was served
followed by an evening of cards
and Chinese checkers.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Nlssen. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gray, Mr. and Mrs. May-
nara uusn, Mrs. Eva Marnh.
Bob Banton, members, and Mr.
nd Mrs Harvey Field and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis E. Clevenbuig,
guests, and the host and hostess
t
Local Girl Given
Sorority Office
, Misa Patricia Short, Junior at
Willamette university at Salem
nas Deen elected secretary of
xseia tm sorority for the coming
year. Miss Short is the daugh
ter of Arthur L. Short, 022 West
Second street In this city.
-f
Feature in Romantic News
'IT r - "
'):.-.-,-.y i
A
mm
i, IIMU.M..I..HS, ii.h., jag ,.,.,,,,, . Iiym
KrA 'ff'-' V
'
. -ri .", 1 1
Sorority To Hold
Founder's Day Banquet
Local members of Pi Beta PhL
social sorority, are planning a
Founder's day dinner to be held
April 28 at Kyle's restaurant at
Central Point at 8:45 p. m.
Members who have not been
contacted are asked to make In
quiries of Mrs. George S. Jenn
ings, telephone 3727. Mrs. I. E.
Staples will entertain the group
at her home, 1435 Euclid ave
nue, following the dinner hour.
q irs YOUR
PATRIOTIC DUTY
tO 4
KEEP
FIT
We're In Business
(or YOUR Health!
NISSEN
Health Institute
Swedish Massage Baths
Gymnasium
IS Geneva St. Phone 3642
Frits Nlssen Director
Ethel Nlssen Assistant
Among Medford residents whone weddings have been events
of the past few weeks arei upper left, Mrs. Charles Donald
Ross, the former Dorothy Flynn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Diamond Flynn. who was wed April S in West Allls. Wis.)
upper right, Mrs. Ed Allworth. Jr., the former Jackl Flvua.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, whose marriage was an event
of yesterday afternoon at St. Mark's Episcopal church. Lower
left, Mrs. Jack Ssnborn. the former Dorothy Paley. grand
daughter of Mrs. John White of this city who was married yester
day afternoon In San Francisco, end lower right, Mrs. Charles
Ackarman. Jr., the former Marquerite Metsger. daughter of
Mrs. Robert Metsger of Jacksonville married In Los Angeles,
March 29.
"Priorities On
Glamour" Theme
Of Style Show
"Priorities on Glamour," a
style show, sponsored annually
by the Junior Guild of St.
Mark's Episcopal church will
begin tomorrow evening at 7:30
o'clock In the parish hall on
North Oakdale avenue. The af
fair is open to the public and
tickets may be secured from
Guild members, at the office In
Mann's department store or at
the door. Dessert will be served
followed by the style parade
and cards for those who care to
play.
A final dress rehearsal of the
1942 styles and "priorities" will
be held this afternoon at the
parish hall at 2 o'clock. A vic
tory promenade has been con
structed giving spectators ample
view of the models.
Participating In the parade
will be Misses Isabelle Miller,
Helen Brown, Janet Mann, Jean
Piatt, Sue Moshherger. Mary
Lee Strang, Cleo Williams.
Phyllis Adklns. Betty Vllm.
Betty Shoemaker, Mary Ellen
Eberhart, the Mcsdnmes Robert
Ditewig, Richard Watson, Jean
Burford, Betty Parrish, Arthur
Winetrout, Horace Mecklen.
Floyd Baker, Jack Reese and
Rita Bell.
yCLIE CLHCICE, MADAU!
.THERE are appliances thst
will take SOME of the
drudgery out ol washday
but at best, they are
merely compromises with
the fact thst WASHDAY
has no place In a REAL
home!
Our tnodstn laundry ser
vice Is NOT a compromisel
It Is NOT a "lesser evil." It
is the modern means of
COMPLETELY ELIMINAT
ING washday from your lilel
We do the WHOLE lob
es you would like to HAVE
It donel
Atk your neighbor!
Patricia Whalen,
Bernard Corum
Wed In Portland
Miss Patricia Whalen of Port
land and Bernard Comm. son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Corum of
345 South Central avenue, Med
ford, were married In Portland
April 11 at St. Stephen's church
at 9 a. m. with the Rev. Father
Whalen, cousin of the bride,
reading the service.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her step-father. E. J.
Rogers. She wore a dusty pink
tailored suit with a corsage
of white orchids. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Jean
Whalen, who wore a blue tail
ored suit with a corsage of wlute
gardenias and pink rosebuds.
Charles MorrLiy was best man.
Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served
in the gold dining room of the
Roosevelt hotel and later a re
ception was held at their apart
ment, 1888 S. W. Tenth avenue.
A wedding cake was served dur
ing the afternoon to relatives
and friends.
Attending from out-of-town
were Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Corum and Mrs. D. B. Long ol
this city; Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Comegys and son, Gary of West
Linn, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. K. W.
Hout and daughter. Judy of
Longview. Wash., Mr. Rogers
and Charles Morrlsy of Seattle
and John McCrary of Fort
Jones. Cal.
Before residing In Portland
Mr. Corum was employed at
Hotel Medford and is now an
employe of Hotel Roosevelt in
Portland where the couple will
make their home.
A.A.U.W. Study
Groups To Meet
Mrs. Kenneth Wells will en
tertain members of the A.A.U.W.
drama group at her home. 602
Wet Fourth street Monday at
1:30 p. m. On Tuesday at 8 p
m. the A A.U.W. art group will
meet at the Wells home.
' Flynn-Allworth
Wedding Read At
St. Mark's Church
St. Mark's church, decorated
with apple blossoms, white snap
dragons, palms and ferns with
lighted tapers formed the setting
for the wedding yesterday after
noon of Miss Jackl Flynn and
Ed Allworth: Jr. The ritei were
lead at 3 o'clock by the Rev.
Harold G Gardner, rector of St.
Mark's church. The bridal party
entered the church to traditional
wedding music played by Mrs.
Eva Marsh
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Diamond Flynn of
this city and Mr. Allworth is
the son of Major and Mrs. E. C.
Allworth of Corvallls.
Given In marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a white
tatln wedding gown fashioned
with long sieves and a train
trimmed in lace The finger-tip
veil was held in place by lilies
of the valley. She wore a trand
of pearls and carried a bouquet
of white orchids and lilies of the
valley, with 4 cascade of phalae
nopsis orchids and white satin
'ibbons.
Mary Shreve of Salem was
maid of honor and chose for her
wedding costume an ice blue
satin formal with a pearl neck
lace. Her bouquet was of pale
pink bouvardia with phaluenop
sls orchids and satin ribbons.
Tom Hardy of Eugene was best
man. Ushers were Gordon Green
and TUman Formcn.
The bride's mother wore a
navy blue redingote of silk-with
blue and white accessories and
a corsage of gardenias and white
bouvardia. Mrs. Allwortn, the
bridegroom's mother wore a
black suit with matching acces
sories and corsage of gar
denias. A reception followed the wed
ding at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Ben J. Trowbridge, uncle
and aunt of the bride. The table
was decorated with trailing gar
denias and lighted tapers In
silver candelnbras. The three-
tiered wedding cake, topped by
miniature bride and groom
was first cut by the bride.
Pouring durmg the reception
were Mrs. Ernest Scott, Mrs.
Sylvia Shreve of Salem, Mrs.
H. E. Rinabarger and Mrs. Ed
Hoppe.
For golng-away Mrs. Allworth.
Jr., chose a turquoise covert
cloth suit with luggage tan ac
cessories and a corsage of or
chids They will make their
home In Corvallis.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding included Miss Mary
Shreve and Mrs. Sylvia Shreve
ef Salem; Major and Mrs. E. C.
Allworth and three children.
Miss Mary Ma this. Miss Mar
guerite Johnson. Miss Franrie
Durland. Miss Jean Fulton. M.ss
wuma Crone Miss Nancianne
Segerton, all of Corvallls, Bob
Morse, Gordon Green, Tilm.n
Forman, fraternity brothers of
the bridegroom from Corvallis
and Barbara Dorris and Dsgmar
Jamison, sorority sisters of the
bride, also from Corvallis.
Mrs. Allwoith. Jr.. Is a grad
uate of Medford high school and
is sophomore at Oregon State
concge where she Is affiliated
with Kappa Kappa Gamma so
rority Mr. Allworth Is a senior
at Oregon State college where
he is a member of Kappa Sigma
fraternity.
Women of Rotary
At Philips Home
Mrs. S. E. Philips entertained
Women of Rotary at her home
,at Big Boulder Orchard Wfdnes
jday afternoon with salad lunch
'eon. Assisting here were Mrs.
! R C. Wright. Mrs John Day and
Mrs. L. S. Nielsen. Spring flow
ers were used about the rooms.
Cards were at play with Mrs.
:Mark A. Goidy holding high
i score. Guests of the group were
;Mrs. Homer Marks. Mrs Tneron
Bpan and Mrs. J. P. Bradley of
I Salt Lake City. New members
introduced Included Mrs H. D.
Christensen, Mrs K. G Denman
and Mrs S A. Gibbs.
Quiet Ceremony
Weds Leah Evans,
Norman Kerr, Jr.
At a morning ceremony at the
f irst Baptist church in Ashland
Saturday, April 11, Miss Leah
Etta Evans, daughter of Mrs.
Leon Evans of this city and Nor
man M. Kerr, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman M. Kerr of
Ashland were quietly married.
The ceremony was read by the
ur. w. H. Eaton, pastor of the
rirst Baptist church.
The bride wore dusty rose
frock with turf tan accessories
and carried a bouquet of sweet
peas and rosebuds. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss
Zethel Evans, who wore lem
onade pink dress with luggage
tan accessories and a corsage of
rosebuds and sweet peas. Rich
ard Kerr, brother of the bride
groom, was best man.
After a short trip to the coast
the couple are making their
home in Durell court. Mrs. Kerr
teaches school at Central Point
and Mr. Kerr is employed by
standard OH company.
Former Resident in Concert
Jean Hayse
Tells Wedding
Date at Party
Phoenix. April 18. fSnll
An announcement party held
Friday evening at the Wood
ford Turpin home revealed the
wedding date of Miss Jean
Hayse of Phoenix to Richard
Wright of Medford. Each guest
was presented a corsage with
a tiny scroll attached and when
openea announced June 19 as
the marriage date. During the
evening the guests made an
imaginary scrapbook of Miss
Hayse future life.
Refreshments were served to
Helen Collins. Hazel Davis
Shirley White, Harriet Walker
Mary Jean Barnes, Irene Sted-
man, Vivian Schafer, Josephine
Eudey, Gladys Jacobs, Nancy
wan, myitis Olson. Barbara
Stancliffe, Pauline Allen. Vir
ginia Morris, Rusty Wyatt, Max
ine Dungy, Pat Furry, Tonl
Stephenson, Marita Furry, Mar
gie Heckert and the honored
guest.
Dinner To Honor
Visiting Matron
i Plans for the entertainment of
Mrs. Fay Ambrose, worthy grand
matron of the Grand Chapter
of Oregon, O. E. S., were made
Thursday when Adarel chapter,
No 3, O. E. S., met in Jackson
ville. Mrs. Ambrose will be In
southern Oregon the latter rart
of the week.
Following the meeting a erouD
of members dressed In old-time
costumes presented "The Family
AlDum of the Gay Nineties" di
rected by Mabel Todd. Taking
part were Ann Cator. Jeanette
Spencer. Alice Wolfe, Dorothy
Waldron, Fred and LaVesta
Gardner, Emil Brltt, E. and Ella
Gould. Ina Huson, Fay Peters.
Vivian Wilson, Eleanor Mae
Todd and Libby Root, musician.
Jane Kessler gave a tap dancing
number The program closed
with members dancing the Vir
ginia reel with Edith Antle at
the piano. Refreshments were
served by Alliean Maxwell. Mol
He and Emil Britt, Nina Carlon
and Grant Todd.
Mrs. Ambrose will be enter
tained with luncheon at Ashland
Tuesday and a Joint meeting
with Ashland and Jacksonville
is also scheduled for the ccming
week.
,.y. r
' 'J I
. . I
i . $ . ;
I-. ,
--?- . . ? :: r- ., $V f
rlJ!, "it, -f 4 -
-';;;;'. M s4
Miss Helen Judy, lyric soprano, who appeared in this city
April 7 at the First Baptist church in an evening concert. A
former resident of this city Miss Judy is the daughter ef Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Judy who are now making their home in Eugene.
She presented a similar concert in Eugene last week.
(Photo courtesy Eugene Morning News)
Shower Honors
Martha DeSouza
Bride-Elect
Class To Meet .
For Luncheon
Gleaner's class of the
Baptist church have scheduled
a 12 tioon covered-dish luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Mary Strick
land. 407 Bcatty street Tuesday.
New officers will be elected.
Miss Martha DeSouza, whose
marriage to Paul Kavanaugh
will be an event of Monday
morning at Sacred Heart church,
was honored Thursday evening
with a miscellaneous bridal
shower at the home of Mrs. B.
L. Hunter. Hostesses for the
evening were Miss Helen Mc
Donnell, Mrs. G. L. Perry and
Mrs. Betty Redpath. Cards
were at play and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. A. L. Pa ren
tes u, Mrs. Larry Espy and Miss
Mary Lou Hardin. The hon
ored guest received many gifts
and later refreshments were
served.
Attending were Miss DeSouza,
her mother, Mrs. Frank De
Souza, and the Mesdames Ray
Lewis. J. R. Marshall, Dick
Sakraida. Paul Sakraida, Paul
Newcomb, Don Leonard, Ron
ald Baker, Larry Espy, A. L.
Parenteau. Lewell DuPray, J. P.
Morrisey, Michael Schwartz. M.
Leonard, B. L. Hunter, Mary
Oliver, Clara Young. Margaret
McGuire, Martha Morris, May
Simmons.
Also the Misses Catherine Mc
intosh, Elsie Oliver, Annette
Konop. Frances Russell, Mary
Russell. Gerry Wilkinson. Pat
ricia Hayes, Jeanette McKey,
Eleanor LeMire. Louise LeMire,
Verna Loffer, Kathleen Dillon
and the hostesses.
Betrothal Of
Harriet Smith
Told By Mother
Friends in this city will be,
Interested to learn of the ap
proaching marriage of Miss Har-
riet Smith, daughter of Mrs. 1
Bertha Smith of Ashland to:
Lieut. John Hartig Denton, of j
Stockton, Cal., son of Mrs. Ber- i
tha Denton of Redmond, Ore. i
The wedding will be an event
of Friday at 4:30 p. m. In me ,
Post Chapel at Stockton Field,
Stockton. The bride-elect attend-!
ed University of Oregon where
she was a member of Alpha
Delta Pi social sorority and
graduated from Southern Ore
gon College of Education. Sne
has been teaching at Corvallis.
Lieut. Denton is a graduate of
Oregon State college in phar
macy and was affiliated w:th
Chi Psi social fraternity. He
is a lieutenant in the U S. air
iorce.
Morgan Trio
To Present Varied
Program Tuesday
Bringing to Medford an eve.
nlng of excellent music is ths
Morgan Trio, which will be
presented in this city Tuesday
evening at 8 o clock at the Fiist
Methodist church, sponsored by
the Medford Music society. Their
appearance in southern Oregon
offers music lovers and especial
ly young people an opportunity
u hear and learn to appreciate
good music. '
The trio, composed of three
talented sisters, Marguerite, pi.
anist, Frances, violinist and Vir
ginia, harpist, have arranged a
program of varied numbers.
They will appear in solo num
bers and also trio arrangements.
Tickets are available from so
ciety members, Pruitt's Music
shop and Baldwin Piano shop,
The program includes:
Trio .
Concerto Couperin 1668-1773
Prelude-gracieusement
Allemande-iaiement
Sarabande-grave
Musette-'ondo
Harp
Nocturne Debussy 1862-1918
La Fille aux Cheveaux de Lin
.Debussy
Harp and Piano
Danse Sacree et Danse Profane.
Debussy
Violin
Concerto Vivaldi 1660-1743
Allegro
Largo
Presto
TaranteUe Papini 1847-1897
Piano
Triana Albenii 1880-1909
Tango... Albenlz
Navarra Albeniz
Trio
Meditation. Tchaikrwsky
1840-1893
Oriental Romance .
..Rimsky-Korsakuff 1844-1908
Melodie Gretchaninoff 1864
PRUITTS
Widest selection of
U phono records
In town
prices on p o
Try them
all leading n
I in our
private
N one ssa
f booths
undersells us
CENTER
Opposite Rialto Theatre
DeMolay Mothers
Schedule Meeting
DeMolay Mothers' club will
First i he entertained Tuesday at 1:30
p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. &.
Tumy, 705 Park avenue for des
sert luncheon. Mothers of De
Molay boys and especially new
members are invited.
Society To Meet
In Church Parlors
Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church will
meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the
church parlors. Hostesses will
be Mrs. John Gribble, Mrs. O.
J. Gould and Mrs. C. W. Guches.
Devotions led by Mrs. A. J. Han
by will be on the topic, "Choos
ing Christ's Way." Mrs. Glen
Sanders will speak on "24-Hour
Day Missionary Society. Special
music is to be presented by Mrs.
W. J. Burbidge. Interested
women are Invited.
UlU-
. -A
vl
mm n
i
FOR STORAGE
Repairing and Restyling
Arista Fur Shop
3rd Floor Medford Center
Building Phone 4567
lr SACHli
i -
A
"dainty"
FASHIONED
CREME SACHET
-By
MARTHA LEE
Five Fragrancles
SERVICE-
Better Than Ever!
O We've been fortunate In
securing additional mem
bars for our staff, all ex
perienced In top quality work.
This will assure quicker and
better service than ever at
popular prices, tool Cleaning,
pressing, dyeing, alterations and
hat blocking handled on the
finest type of equipment.
QUALITY WORK
Your clothes ere first sorted for
type el fabric, then carefully
cleaned and inspected. Nothing
overlooked!
m
I I B
WE
CALL FOR
AND DELIVER
PHONE
4979
404 E. MAIN
HU-VlttU
LET'S LOOK INTO
Snm. Q-zttick
.WeJoaV6 V
-v4-mh1
COMFORT
Of course you have lo do
more than foot you hve
to frv the comfort of E.VA
JrmcKs fo know what it
means. Carefully-designed
lasts that seem to belong to
your feet. Flexibility. Light
ness. A large range of size
so that you can find your
very own. See for yourself!
OTHER STYIES
'5 t, '650
tNNA JtniZKS FIT WtU iWcouse Ann WTU WITH)
M. M. DEPT. STORE
WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY
Main and Riverside Phone 2440
H. D. CHRISTINSIN. Prop