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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1942.
SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
BY BETTY SHOEMAKER
'Afternoon Tea
Honors Hayes
Sisters Tuesday
An afternoon tea at the real'
denee of Dr. and Mrs. James C.
Hayes, 839 East Main street,
Tuesday - afternoon announced
the betrothal of their daughter,
Miss Patricia, to George Curtis
Smith of Pasadena, Cal., and
welcomed another daughter
Miss Mary to Medford from St
Louis, Mo., where she has been
employed at Washington univer
sity.
The approaching marriage of
Miss Patricia will be an event
of September 8. The bride elect
craduated from St. Mary s aca
demy - in this city, attended
Marylhurst college at Oswego
and University of Washington
coaching school at Seattle where
she took a secretarial course.
She has been employed as den
tal assistant in the office of Dr.
Walter HoDDe.
Technical Sergeant Smith has
been stationed at the Medford
municipal airport for the past
year and a half with the u.
army air corps. He graduated
from Loyola, California high
school, attended University of
Southern California and took a
special course In safety engineer
ing at the University of Pitts
burg extension school in Los
Angeles.
Miss Mary has been employed
In the social service department
of Washington university clinics
and allied hospital in St Louis.
She has been specializing In
medical social work at Washing
ton university for her master's
degree.
About 73 guests called during
the afternoon and assisting the
hostess Mrs. Hayes, were Mrs.
Nell Collins and Mrs. Murrey
Gardner. Mrs. G. M. Roberts,
Mrs. T. E. Daniels, Mrs. Charles
Lemery and Mrs. J. C. Mann
presided at the service table.
Miss Dorothy and Mist Virginia
Hayes also assisted.
Pink and white table decora
tions were used throughout the
rooms. The dining table was
centered with a large wedding
cake topped with a miniature
bride and soldier and tiny cards
announced the approaching wed
ding date. A wreath of pink
snap dragons was arranged at
the base of the cake and a large
bowl of gladioli centered the
buffet Lighted white tapers
and pink gladioli were arranged
on either side of the table center
piece. Mrs. Walsh
Is Hostess
To Newcomers
Mrs. Margaret Walsh of Talent
entertained a group of friends at
her home last Friday evening
honoring Sergeant and Mrs.
Raymond S. Dlllard. Sergeant
DUlard Is now stationed at Camp
White, having been transferred
here from Fort Bliss, Texas.
The social gathering was a
shower for Mrs. DUlard who re
ceived many gifts and later sing
ing, games and refreshments
were enjoyed.
Attending were the Mesdames
H. rold Curry, Ralph Welburn,
Everett Jennings, S. I. Griffith,
Louise Sample, Eva Franklin,
Arthur Newman, Hugh Lappin,
Henry Lucler, J. W. Teague, Bob
Prettyman, W. W. Green. Jessie
Frailer. Effle C. Thurston, Rose
Petersen, John M. Shumate, J.C.
Ottinger, I. C. Williams. Floyd
Young, Gus Stone, E. J. Hart.
Also H. Walter, Fern Rost,
Vera Cook, Rachel Irwin, Willet
ta Haw, O. K. McCurtaln. G. E.
Ellis, Cleon Balderstone, Edith
Sample, the Messrs. Glenn Ellis
and family, John Sample, Ken
neth Haw, Joe Walsh, the hon
ored guests and hostess.
Friends Honor
Mrs. Mildred Scott
Friends and relatives railed at
the residence of Mrs. Mildred
Scott, 18 South Columbus ave
nue Thursday afternoon in cele
bration of her 07th birthday an
niversary. She has resided In
this city lor many years.
Mrs. Scott received many gifts,
among them a decorated btrth
day cake from Donald and Ron
ald McCoy. Assisting during
the afternoon were Mrs. Scott's
daughter. Mrs. lone Bellows and
her granddaughter, Mildred
Scott.
'Adair Home
Scene Of Shower
Mrs. Charles Adair was hostess
to store employes of M. M. De
partment store Wednesday eve
ning at the Adair home on West
Main street when the group hon
ored Miss Delia Mae Dale with
a bridal shower. Visiting and re
freshments were enjoyed.
Miss Dale, who has been em
ployed In the office of the M. M.
Department store, will be mar
ried to Albert Paget. Jr . Sept ft.
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me aaugnter 01 Mrs. -ora oouiium 01 sib Mary street. They are
residing ai 010 nary sireai. trnoio cy Dnangiei.
Betrothal Of
Shirley Lawrence,
Ray Stms Told
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Law-
nee of 1017 West Main street
announce the betrothal of their
daughter, Miss Shirley, to Ray
Sims, son of Mr. s.vl Mrs. H. A.
Sims of 41 Ross court. The mar
riage will be an event of Sep
tember 13.
News of the approaching mar
rlage was told a small group of
inends at a dinner Wednesday
evening at the Lawrence home.
Rosebuds marked the covers for
the guests and tiny white enve
lopes decorated with wedding
bells and rings contained the
news and approaching wedding
date. The centerpiece was an ar
rangement of pastel lilies, bridal
wreath, fern and tapers.
Miss Lawrence Is a graduate of
Medford high school and em
ployed at F. W. Woolworth com
pany. Mr. Sims, also a graduate
of Medford high school, attended
Oregon State college at Corvallis
and is employed at Trowbridgo
and Flynn Electric store.
Ice Cream Social
Is Well-Attended
Over 60 persons enjoyed an Ice
cream social on the rear lawn of
the Zlon English Lutheran
church Wednesday evening.
Members of the Luther League
under the chairmanship of Miss
Marian Borg. provided the enter
tainment with the Women's Mis
sionary society In charge of re
freshments.
The program Included a num.
ber of arrordian selections by the
Misses rhoebe Swem and Dor
othy Hanson, a reading by Miss
iieorgina i honipson and games
sponsored by the league. A groun
of service men from Camp White
were special guests for the eve
ning. OfficersWives
Meet At Park
Mrs. Hueh S. French of A ah.
land was hnta mt m ttrmri
dish luncheon In Llthla Park
Wednesday afternoon. Attend
ing were a group of Camp White
officers' wives and their chil
dren from Ashland and Med
ford. AttenHinff from MiHrni-rt u-m
Mrs. Daniel I. Smith. Mrs. Mar
tlr Graehner, Mrs. Jo Russell.
Mrs. Ruth Watson, Mrs Ronald
McAdams and Mrs. Dean T
Stevenson.
Mrs. Louis Aiklns and Mrs
Harry Rhodes of Ashland will be
hostesses at the next meeting of
the group and their friends Wed
nesday of this week.
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Soldiers' Wives
Club Holds
Second Gathering
Members of the Soldiers'
Wives club enjoyed their second
gathering on the lawn of the
Porter J. Ncff residence. North
Berkeley Way Wednesday after
noon and elected Mrs. Irene San
ders chairman with Mrs, Jane
Lague as co-chairman. Lunch
eon was served followed by an
afternoon of visiting. Among
members of the club are two
nurses, a stenographer, foreign
language teacher, dancing in
structor, photographer, two
home economics teachers and a
pianist, a variety of talents.
Any soldier's wife interested
in Joining the group is Invited to
the next meeting to be held
August 19 at 10 a. m., at the
USO. Box luncheon will be
served at 12 noon with tea or
punch to be provided. Children
will be cared for at the Jackson
County playground, across Bear
Creek bridge on West Alain
street with no charge.
Plans for the next meeting In
clude plans for better organiza
tion of the club and participa
tion In many activities. A dis
cussion of scheduled activities
will include a sewing circle to
specialize in layettes, a series of
nutrition talks. Little Theatre,
and out-door sports Including
horseback riding, ice skating and
hiking.
Attending the out-dbor gather
ing Wednesday were the Mes
dames Irene Sanders. Jane La
gue, "Touchy" Scott, Mimi Lon
gorl, Versie Thompson, Jose
phine Dixon, Eddie Pickle. Gene
Faye, Elnola Hnnce, Blllle Wil
1 amson. Also Miss Verlinda Sil
via. Mrs. Helen Small, L'SO di
rector: Mrs. Edward Rein, and
Mra. E. E. Gore, volunteer ad
visors for the wives, and the
hostess, Mrs. Neff.
Tables for the luncheon were
arranged under the trees near
the grill and colored paper plates
and napkins and summer flowers
added a gay note of color to the
occasion.
Bridal Shower
For Miss Henselman
. Iiss Jean Henselman. hriH.
elect of the coming month, was
nonorea with a miscellaneous
bridal shower WrrinpHv
nlng at the home of Miss Nanette
Holmes with Miss Lois Princle
as co-hostess.
Bridfie was enloved and later
the honored guest was presented
fiifts hv the Misses .lean SrhnUr
Pat Farrrll. Jane Moffat. Caroi
icngwald. Tat Dipple and the
two hostesses.
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Former Medford
Man Weds Eugene
Girl In Portland
The marriage of Miss Theresa
Kelly, daughter of Mrs. Harry J.
Kelly of Portland and W. Dolph
Janes of Eugene, son of Mrs.
Harris Janes of this city, was
read the evening of August 1
at 8 o'clock in the Grace Memo
rial Episcopal church In Port
land by the Rev. John Rich
ardson. The bridal party entered the
church, which was decorated
with white gladioli palms and
lighted tapers while Mrs. H. B.
Rose played the traditional wed
ding march. Mrs. Charles Duthie
sang Grieg's "I Love Thee" and
Bohm's "Calm as the Night."
The bride chose a wedding
dress of white satin fashioned
with sweetheart neckline and
long sleeves and a train. A
veil of net edged with lace fell
in a long train from a coronet
of pearls. She carried a white
prayer book and white orchids
from which hung streamers tied
with bouvardia.
Mrs. Matthew Kelly of Port
land, sister-in-law of the bride.
was matron of honor. She wore
pink chiffon with a small match
ing veil. Dolores - Richardson,
flower girl, also wore pink chif
fon with a pink coronet in her
hair.
Harris Janes of this city was
best man for his brother and
ushers were Matthew Kelly and
Dr. William Barnum.
Mrs. Kelly, mother of the
bride, wore a pink gown with
aqua marine accessories and a
corsage of gardenias. The bride
groom's mother, Mrs. Janes,
chose a pursuit blue gown wun
coral and accessories oi DiacK
Her corsage was coral begonia.
A reception followed at the
home of the brides momer,
where the wedding cake, topped
with a wedding bell, was first
cut by the bride. White flow
ers and tapers completed the
arrangement. Pouring were
Mrs. Harold Gregg and Mrs.
N. Von Hinkle, cousins of the
bride. Assisting about the rooms
were Miss Peggy Sweeney, Mrs.
Dwight Hedges, Mrs. Joe Bish
op, and Miss Nell Patrick, Mrs.
Walter Browne of Portland and
Miss Stephanie Peterson of Eu
gene. Among wedding guests were
Mrs. Dolph Phipps, Mrs. Janes
and Harris Janes of this city,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fields, for
mer Medford residents, and Dr.
and Mrs. William Barnum of
Portland.
Following a wedding trip to
the coast the couple Is residing
In Eugene. Mrs. Janes graduat
ed from University of Oregon
where she was affiliated with
Delta Delta Delta social sorority
and Phi Beta and Pie Lambda
Theta honorarles. She is active
In music circles in Eugene. Mr.
Janes attended University of
Oregon also and is affiliated
with Sigma Alpha Episilon fra
ternity. He is production man
ager for radio station KORE at
Eugene.
Swim Party At
Leverette Home
Daughters of Job and mem
bers of the council were enter
tained Wednesday evening with
a barbecue and swimming
nartv at the Walter Leverette
home on the south Pacific high
way. Mr. Leverette opened the
swimming pool to members of
the younger set and prepared
hamburgers for the group on his
new grill.
Later dancing and a short
business session was enjoyed
with Miss Natalie Parker, hon
ored queen. In charge of the
latter. ,
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Soldiers Enjoy
Home Hospitality
Mrs. Martha Morris entertain
ed over a dozen soldiers at a
fried chicken dinner Sunday eve-1
ntng at her home with Mrs. Mc-,
Guire. Miss Katherine Mcintosh
and Mrs. J. P. Naumes assisting
Also attending were several
chaplains from Camp White, the
Rev. Father Francis Bl.irk and
his assistant. Rev. Father Thomas
Hamilton of Sacred Heart Par
ish. Father Meagher of Sacred
Heart hospital, Father Augustine
Meyers, formerly of Medford and ;
now of Ncwberg, J. P. Naumes
and Michael McGuire.
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Anne F. Dean,
Dr. Lewis Clark
To Wed Sept. S
Announcement is made of the
approaching marriage of Miss
Anne F. Dean, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. George B. Dean of
Jacksonville Star route, to Dr.
Lewis Duncan Clark of Port
land, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Clark of Farmington, Wash.
The wedding will be an event
of September 5 at 4 p. m. In
the Congregational church at
Eugene. The couple will reside
in Portland where he is asso
ciated with the University of
Oregon Medical school as direc
tor of the Crippled Children's
Division.
Miss Dean Is a graduate of
University of Oregon where she
was a member of Alpha Delta
Pi. She has been employed in
the Clackamas county Public
Welfare Commission. Dr. Clark
graduated from University of
Utah and the University of Ore
gon -Medical School and con
tinued his graduate work in
Pediatrics in Chicago. He was
affiliated with Pi Kappa Alpha
social fraternity and a member
of Phi Beta Pi medical hon
orary. Bridal Shower
By S. F. Club
For Member
Members of the S. F. club
were hostesses at a bridal show,
er last week honoring Mrs. Clar
ence Jordan, the former Lucret
ta Whlllock, whose marriage
was an event of August 1. The
shower was held at the home of
Mrs. Laura Williams, 724 West
11th street and luncheon was
served on the lawn. Mrs. Jor
dan received many gifts.
Attending were Mrs. Martha
Boutelle, Mrs. Etta Hyde. Mrs.
Florence Rose, Mrs. Letta Am
brose, Mrs. Vevia Grigsby, Mrs
Viola Dunlap, Mrs. Iva Waldon,
Mrs. Lina Dyer, Mrs. Rachel
Cobb, Mrs. Mabel Grigsby, Mrs.
Clara Tillie, Mrs Ilda Vickoren,
Miss Marian Tillie, the honored
guest and hostess.
Martha Spatz
Entertains Group
Martha Spatz- entertained
members of the Degree of Honor
Juvenile club at her home on
South Oakdale avenue Thursday
afternoon with a lawn party. A
short business session was held
with Shirley Pankey as presi
dent. Donald Crowell was given
the password as a new member
and Betty Jean and Mary Joan
Kidwell were announced as new
members.
Present were three guests. La-
Vella and Arvella Long and
Bobby Griffith. The group en
Joyed croquet and fish pond dur
ing the afternoon with Lawrence
Jagger winning the croquet
prize. It was announced that
many children are participating
In the purchase of war bonds and
stamps. A watermelon feed
closed the afternoon with Mrs.
H. G. Wilson, director, being as
sisted by Sarah Fredrickson. The
next meeting will be September i
19.
Zonta Mombars
Enjoy Picnic
Zonta members enjoyed a
picnic Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Tom Gifford. Pic-1
nlc supper was served on the
lawn and was followed by a club
meeting when Louise Basford,
chairman of the program com
mittee, discussed the coming
year's program.
MISTER
Why Dcn'l You Try
Doing The Wash
Just One Day?
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mnf ovfr hot tub . . . hnf
up cloths, under a mmiti
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Itt wort it Wo;i;a toii work
in a WiniT. hot Pino for jut
a few tiAiitn a week That
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doing riejht now. Arl It int
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the tutv tU her ro call
tn tha Amarlcan ihia week. Ira
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of flax colored cotton, twisted
and strung with rart-shaped
woodon beads.
Holman Home
Scene Of Shower
For Mrs. Harper
Honored at a shower Friday
afternoon of last week was Mrs.
Verta Harper at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Holman In
the Nichol Branch district with
Velma Noble as hostess. Mrs.
Harper received many gifts and
later refreshments were served
by Velma Noble. Mabel Tibbitt
and Gladys Dickerson.
Attending were Lizzie Perry,
Rosie Smith, Lillian Force, Viv
ian McCIain, Victoria Dahack,
Grace Boren, Donna Ashpole,
Emma Rader, Helen Harnish,
Dennis and Aloha Boren, of
Eagle Point; Anna Conover Ve
lia Johnson, Aulda William and
daughter, Mrs. Olive William
and daughter, of Shady Cove.
Also Mrs.-Alvin Greb and two
children of Central Point; Anna
Brophy of Medford; Clara Cul
bertson, Mabel Tibblts, Gladys
Dickerson, Gertrude Stanley,
Velma Noble, Evelyn Culbert
son, Mary Holman, Nevah Hoi
mon, Lena Mae and Dean
Tibbitts, Norma Ellen Noble
and Nora Matthews of Nichol
Branch; Mrs. Leonard Bradshaw
and two daughters, Bettie and
Judith of Lake Creek and the
honored guest.
Former Residents
Are Local Visitors
Mr. arid Mrs. A. W. Pipes of
South Pasadena, Cal., are visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Humphries on the Old
Stage road. Former residents of
this city the Pipes have many
friends here, Mr. Pipes having
served a term as mayor.
The Pipes were entertained
Thursday evening at a dinner
party which was attended by a
large group of friends. Among
Medford residents entertaining
for the visitors have been Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Clancy, Mr. and
Mrs. Jap Andrews and Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Kidd.
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Of milk twice a day.
Start off toward health
This delicious way!
To tnsk sore ynaTe rttttni
enonth ritamlns and prouuit tn
your dirt, erlnk mure frrth milk.
This simple, delirious procedure
will Insure Ton mors pep and
vitality for Uranuon etaodmy
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milk dellTrrrd to Tour home dallv.
Yon nsrd milk to tielp yoa do
your btit work.
For Delivery of
Grade A
Paiteuriied
MILK
Phone 2168
Snider Dairy k Produce Co.
Sojourner Club
Meeting Enjoyed
By Members, Guests
Medford Sojourner! gathered
at the Girls' Community club
house Thursday afternoon for a
social meeting with Mrs. Royal
Clare as chairman of the com
mittee, assisted by Mrs. Edwin
Andren, Mrs. Robert Ditewig
and Mrs. Charles Beattte.
Bridge, pinochle and sewing
were enjoyed with Mrs. R. R.
Stroud holding high score at
bridge and Mrs. Sue Alexander
second. Mrs. Gordon Bell, Mrs.
Charles Emerlck and Mrs. C. M.
Virtue received prizes at pin
ochle and sewing.
Mrs. C. B. Erbacher, club
member who is moving to Santa
Cruz, Cal., was presented a fare
well gift from the club. Guests
were Mrs. Stella Davidson. Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs. Helen Ab
bott. Prospective members Intro
duced included Mrs. Thomas
Littleton of Providence, R. I.,
Mrs. C. M. Virtue of San Fran
cisco. The annual club picnic, which
is to be an event of August 22,
will be held at Jackson Hot
Springs and will be attended by
club members and their house
guests. Those planning to at
tend are asked to contact Mrs
Kenneth Fitzgerald, 4788 for re
servations and information con
cerning the picnic food. Mem
bers are asked to bring their
own service and sugar.
Double Eight Club
At Adair Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adair
entertained the Double Eight
club Sunday evening in the gar
den of their home on West Main
street. The tables were gay
with mid-summer flowers and
steaks were broiled on the out
door fireplace.
The occasion also celebrated
the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Maynard Bush, who was sur
prised with a birthday cake and
handkerchief shower.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gray, Mr. and Mrs. May
nard Bush, Mrs. Lulu Sauls
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burk,
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Riddell, Mr
and Mrs. Roland Beach, Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz Nissen and the hosts.
ADRIENNE'S
FINAL SUMMER
CLEARANCE
Balance Summer Dresses g jf
indudin, N.Hy Don., Jkf" (JO
Marilyns and other na- T ' Tk
tionally advertised line. aa
Another Rack KirTn
Values to $25.00 JLU,
Balance of Summer
Dresses -Coats -Suits
12 PRICE
ADRIENNE'S
HOSPITALITY In the
HEART of
Comfort CoattaleBPS Conrtwy feme
The Newly Remodeled
PARK AVENUE HOTEL
M ft. W. Park. Portland
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BEN C. GRIMSOlt Manager
DayHorsley
Wedding Event
Of Early August
At an afternoon wedding
August 1, Miss Almeta Day.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
H. Day of this city was married
to Clyde Horsley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Horsley of Bonanza.
The rites were read by the
Rev. Wolford A. Dawa at tha
Daws residence on Rosa court.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of navy blue with white
accessories and a corsage of rose
buds and gardenias. There were
no attendants.
Following the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Horsley left for a short
wedding trip to the coast and
are residing In Bonanza where
Mr. Horsley is employed and
Mrs. Horsley la a member of the
grade school faculty.
Wedding guests included Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Horsley, Juanita
Stoehsler and Ivan Bold of Bon
anza, Beth and Verna Cingcade
of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Day, Alice Day, Marine Yorton
and Mrs. Norman Kerr, Jr., all
of this city.
Bethel To Hold
Soldiers' Dance
Daughters of Job will enter
tain a group of soldiers from
Camp White at the Masonic
temple Wednesday evening with
an informal dancing party. Ar
rangements tor the evening are
in charge of the honored queen.
Miss Natalie Parker with Miss
Joan Elliott arranging decora.
Hons. The affair will be chaper
oned by council members of the
bethel and parents of the mem
bers. Mrs. Carlton
Leaves for South
Mrs. Lyle H. Cerlton left Frl
uaj for f Francisco where she
planned to spend the week-end
with her son, Clark "Corky"
Carlton, who is with the U. S.
navy in the bay city.
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Restyling, Repairing,
Cleaning, Glazing
Frances Dallaire. Phone 2S26
PORTLAND
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