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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1942
SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
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Wallace Lowry
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Girl For Bride
Friendi In the valley will be
Interested to learn of the mar
riage of Mis J Dorothea Wyckoff
of Rochester, N. Y., to Wallace
Dean Lowry. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert B. Lowry of Bear Creek
Orchards. The ceremony was
read Nov. 20 by Dr. Wlnthrop
I. Hudson, in the Colgate Divin
ity chapel in Rochester.
The bride, who is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ed
ward Wyckoff, was given in mar
riage by her father and wore a
wedding gown of white satin
fashioned with a long train and
, full veil. Both the dress and the
veil were trimmed in lace, fam
ily heirloom. She carried a wed
ding bouquet of white orchids,
baby chrysanthemums and steph-
anotis.
The wedding party entered the
church to organ music played by
a close friend of the couple. Prs
ceding the ceremony Incidental
violin and vocal selections were
presented. The church was dec
. orated with lighted white tapers
and chrysanthemums.
Miss Kathryn Yackell attend-
' ed the bride as maid of honor,
. She wore an Ice blue satin gown
and the bridesmaid, Miss Mar
guerite Lyon, wore pale pink,
.The gowns were fashioned on
'. medieval style as was the coro-
. net and veil of the bride. -
- Best man was Theodore R.
' Whitney and ushers were George
Williams and Charles F. Wray.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride's parents. The
wedding cake was cut by the
bride.
, Among out-of-town guests at
. tending the wedding were the
I bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Bert
B. Lowry, of this city, and his
sister and nephew, Mrs. Lucille
Miller and Larry Miller, of Cam
bridge, Mass.
. Mrs. Lowry la a graduate of
the science department of the
'University of Rochester. Mr.
'Lowry received his BS and MS
degrees at Oregon State college
.and for the past two years has
been attending University of
Rochester on scholarships. He
received his PhD at the univer
sity this week. He Is a member
-of Theta Chi fraternity. ,
J After the first of the year they
.will make their home In Port
land, where Mr. Lowry will be a
Junior geologist with the state
department of mines and min
erals. Ha has been doing war
'research work for the govern
ment Clab Meets
At Beck Home
, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beck
entertained their bridge club
' last week at their home on the
. Old Stage Road with a turkey
dinner followed by an evening
of cards. E. D. Scripter held high
: score.
Attending the affair were Mr.
' and Mrs. E. D. Scripter, Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Wlmer, Mr. and Mrs.
L. F. Blttle, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bashaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pease,
Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Gould, Mrs.
Katherine Satterlee, Mrs. Grace
Pankey and the hosts.
Btudants Home
1 Among Oregon State College
students spending the Christmas
holidays in Medford and vicin
ity with their parents are Doug
Pickell, Lawrence and Bill Ous
terhout, John Saulsberry, Frank
lin Fanger, Archie Fanger, Jim
Pixly, Carleton Fanger and Hank
Herman.
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Dinnerware of Fashion, for genera
tions the prised possession of our
best fomlliet,Florence"though
made for over a century ond a
half, never was to popular at now.
Other Spode patterns to select
from. Purchase them by the piece
' or set. "Spode never dlKonMnue
pattern".
Lawrence's
Carrying the same high data
merchandise carried la the
best stores In larger cities.
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There's a hymn of hope In every Christmas carol this year at voices are raised In pralte for
the Chrtstmastida and a prayer for a coming year of peace. Sctnes similar to this will take
place throughout the nation as young and old Join In observance of the Christmas season.
Wertx-Hill
Wedding Read
In Local Church
The wedding of Miss Roberta
Wertz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Wertz of Climax, and Otis
Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O.
Hill of Ashland, was solemnized
Saturday evening, Dec. 12, at
8:43 o'clock, in the First Presby
terian church of this city. Rev.
Harry Hanson read the ceremo
ny.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, Lester Wertz, was
attired in a navy crepe dress and
carried a bouquet of white
chrysanthemums. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Nor
ma Jean Wertz of Klamath Falls.
Robert Hill was best man.-
After the ceremony the entire
party was entertained with a
buffet supper at the Ted Kinney
home In Ashland.
Surprise Shower
Honors Recent
Bride At Home
A surprise linen shower hon
ored Mrs. Roy Howe, a recent
bride, at her home on the South
Pacific highway Thursday eve
ning of last week with Miss Cor
nelia Tjoelker and Mrs. Helen
Ballew as hostesses.
Several games were enjoyed
during the evening, with prizes
being awarded to Mrs. Lunetta
Bussey, Mrs. Avanel Stanton.
Miss Mura Mills and Mrs. Hurd.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
Attending were the Mesdames
Frankle True Howard, Loree
Ridgeway, Lunetta Bussey, Ce
cil Heard, Avanel Stanton,
Charles Heard, and the Misses
Mura Mills, Marjorie Reich,
Bette Lou Reich, Jean Tjoelker,
the honored guest and hostesses.
Mrs. Howe Is the former Thel
ma Heard.
Chapter AA. PEO
Meeting Announced
Chapter AA, PEO, will enter
tain with a Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. Walter Hoppe.
East Main street, Wednesday at
2 p. m. All unaffiliated members
of PEO who are interested In at
tending are asked to telephone
Mrs. Dolph Phipps for transpor
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Public Schools
To Present Annual
Christmas Program
The Medford public schools
present "The Christmas Story In
Song and Picture" Tuesday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock at the high
school auditorium. Miss Miriam
Burton Is director and music fori
the event has been prepared by
Laura York, Delia Weber, Pearl
Turner, Eleanor Hamilton, Mar
garet Huson and Joanne Riesch.
Accompanists will be Margar
et Huson and Roger Wolf and
the tableaux have been ar
ranged by Katherine Huntress.
Lucille' Abbott, Ruth Stewart
and Lois Spining. Staging Is in
charge of Bob Stedman, Ray
Morton, Jack Moffct and Billy
Patton..
All parents and friends are In
vited to this concert, which is
one of the outstanding musical
events given by the Medford
school children during the school
year. There is no admission
charge.
The program follows:
Sing We Noel. The Aneel Ga
briel, Ave Maria, The Annuncia
tion, It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear. The Angel. The First Noel.
In the Silence of the Night, Carol
of the Shepherds, Vision of the
hhepherds, O Little Town of
Bethlehem, Still Grows the Eve
ning, Silent Night, The Holy
ramuy, wnen the Sun Had
Sunk to Rest.
God Rest You, Merry Gentle
men, Adoration of the Shepherds,
term Hrjolce and Sing, The
Three Kings. We Three Kings.
Adoration of the Wise Men. Hart!
The Herald Angels Sing, Hosan
na, from "Sanctus," The Her
ald Angel, Joy to the World (au
dience joining with the chorus).
Goulds Vltlt
With Mrs. Klinger ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Gould of
Klamath Falls arrived here Wed
nesday bv mntnr fnr a vfl ltk
Mr. Gould's mother. Mrs. Annie
Klinger. on Arnold lane.
SAY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" WITH
FLOWERS
Always appropriate always
In good tattel We've a fine array
of cut flowert and plantt for the
holidays. Telegraph delivery
tervlce. toe anywhere In the
nation.
An exceptionally fine telection
of American made and English
Imported pottery.
Novelty Itemt Jutt right
, for Chrlitmat gifts.
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Medford Couple
Observes Golden
Anniversary
Thursday of last week was the
golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bailey,
long-time residents of Jackson
county. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lem
mon of Medford. son-in-law and
daughter of the Baileys, enter
tained Thursday evening at a
family dinner -on Crater Lake
highway honoring the couple. A
decorated wedding cake was
served and among the gifts re
ceived were several gold pieces.
They also received best wishes
from a host of friends.
William P. Bailey and Susan F.
Barker, both members of pioneer
uregon tamllles, were married
Dec. 17, 1892. The Barkers
crossed the plains from Illinois
in 1832 and the Baileys came to
Oregon from North Carolina In
1886.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey came to
Jacksonville In 1909, moving to
Medford in 1921, where they
have since resided.
Six of their eight children are
living: Mrs. William Henry and
Mrs. Ben Boggis. both of Cali
fornia: Mrs. Ruel Rians, of Jack
sonville: Mrs. Charles Gault and
Mrs.W M. Lemmon, of Medford,
and Glenn Bailey, of eastern
Oregon.
Maude Lovell
Heads Club
Mistletoe club met for dessert
luncheon last week and officers
were elected for the coming
year. Maude Lovell will serve
as president, Blanche Arnold,
vice president, and Frances Zun
dell, secretary-treasurer. Mrs.
Lovell and Mrs. Zundel were re
elected to their positions.
Plans for a turkey dinner
were made and the affair will
be held Wednesday. Pollyannas
will exchange Christmas gifts at
this time. No other gifts will be
exchanged it was stated. Those
who have not been solicited are
asked to bring either salad, hot
vegetables or dessert.
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Former Medford
Resident Weds
In Seattle Rites
Mrs. Olen Arnspiger of this city
hat returned from Seattle, where
she attended the wedding of her
daughter, Frances Elizabeth, to
Robert Wood row Willett, son of
Mrs. Ethel Willett of Los An
geles. The ceremony took place Fri
day, Dec. 11, at the Epiphany
Episcopal church and the couple
was attended by Mrs. Arnspiger
and Dr. Frederick Adams. The
double ring ceremony was read
by Dr. Edwin Christy, pastor of
the church.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress1 of pale teal wool with
matching hat and black veil and
a corsage of ringed white or
chids. Her mother wore an aft
ernoon dress of blue with a cor
sage of camellas.
The church was decorated with
white chrysanthemums.
The wedding party attended
dinner in the Georgian room of
the Olympic hotel following the
ceremony. They will make their
home in Seattle.
The bride is a graduate of
Medford high school and Unlver-
stiy of Oregon, and has been
teaching In Astoria.
Church To Present
Lyric Soprano
In Sunday Recital
One of the outstanding musi
cal events of the holiday season
will be the benefit vocal recital
to be given by Mrs. Robert F.
Muller, lyric soprano at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday af
ternoon, Dec. 27, at 4 o'clock.
The concert will be followed by
a tea and social hour honoring
officers and wives of Camp
White. The public is invited.
The concert will be benefit
decorating the ladies room and
parlor of the church. Hosts and
hostesses include the Messrs and
Mesdames Martin Sands, C. E.
Gates, Ralph Sweeney, Otto
Frohnmayer, Frank Ray, Wil
liam McAllister, O. O. Horner.
The artist who has studied un
der Raymond Hunter of Carne
gie hall, has appeared in many
concert halls in New York City.
Charles Wakefield Cadman,
hearing her sing was so greatly
impressed by the beauty of her
voice that he requested her to
give a program of his own com
positions, one of which she will
present at this recital. The ac
companist will be Mrs. Verl O.
Failing.
This Is the first of a series of
vesper musicals to be given by
the church. No admission will be
charged but a silver offering
will be taken. Members of the
Women's Association of the
church are decorating one of the
day rooms at Camp White as one
o" their other projects.
Home Economics Club
Holds Turkey Dinner
Jacksonville Home Economics
club .members enjoyed a turkey
dinner at the home of Mrs. Jane
McCaVtey on Orchard Home
Drive Wednesday. Covers were
laid for 21 members and four
guests. Later a Christmas tree
and exchange of gifts was a fea
ture of the afternoon, when Pol
lyannas were revealed. The next
meeting will be announced later.
The hostess decorated her rooms
with Christmas decorations In
keeping with the holiday party.
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Sacred Heart
Church Scene
Of Wedding
The marriage of Lieut James
Boyle of Fort Sill, Okla., and
Betty Lee Walters of Pasadena,
Cal., was read Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Sacred
Heart church in this city with
the Father Augustine A. .Meyer,
assistant pastor ot Sacred-Heart
church, officiating. v
The bride, who is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Walters of Pasadena, wore a
light blue ensemble with blue
accessories and a corsage of
gardenias. She was attended by
Mrs. Cliff Cbwans of this city,
who wore a dark blue suit with
matching accessories. Cliff
Cowans was best man.
The bride's mother, who was
present for the wedding, wore
a tan outfit with brown acces
sories. A reception followed at the
home of the bridegroom's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Durkee. The wedding cake was
first cut by the bride.
The couple left for Portland
for several days and will then
continue to Seattle to visit
Lieut. Boyle's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. R. Boyle.
Lieut. Boyle, who Is on a 15
day leave, will be stationed at
Fort Lewis, Wash., with the
field artillery. He made his
home with his uncle and aunt
for four years, prior to entrance
in the U. S. army.
Pro America Accept
Two Resignations
Pro America met Monday aft
ernoon at Hotel Holland and ac
cepted the resignation of Mrs.
Curt Hopkins as chairman and
Mrs. C. M. Hurd as vice presi
dent. At this time it was also
decided to temporarily discon
tinue the organization until a
later date.
Mrs. William McAllister, as a
trustee of the organization was
given the properties and funds
to hold until a reorganization is
planned. She was also recently
elected second vice president of
the Oregon State Pro America
society.-
Betrothal Told
At Pinochle Party
The betrothal of Miss Nell' Ca
trir to Louis Izzl was announced
recently at a pinochle party held
at the home of Miss Edna Hilder
brand when she entertained
members of the F.- L. club and
their husbands. The wedding
will h an event of Dec. 22 at
the home of the bride's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Conger.
Following an evening of cards
tUa hntp served a buffet sup
per. Seventeen guests enjoyed
the evening.
V.F.W. Members
Hold Christmas Party
Veterans of Foreign Wars aux
iliary and Post No. 1833 gave a
Christmas party for their fam
(! nH 2.1 soldiers of the Sig
nal corps of Camp White. Cards
and singing comprised the enter
tainment and later gifts were
distributed and luncheon served.
The hall was decorated with a
large Christmas tree and mistle
to, red laurel berries and
branches for the affair during
the past week.
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Mrs. Kunz Heads
Reames Chapter
For Coming Term
Mrs. Luticia Kunz was elected
worthy matron of Reames chap
ter. O. E. S.. Thursday evening.
with Edwin C. Root as worthy
patron. Installation will be at the
Medford Masonic temple Jan. 14
with Mrs. Myrna Fnnk as in
stalling officer. The school of In
struction to officers will be held
the afternoon of Feb. 3 with Dr.
June Martin of Marshfield. asso
ciate grand patron, present.
Other officers elected include:
Mrs. Hope Wood, associate ma
tron; Elton Waldron, associate
patron: Mrs. Hattie M. Alden,
secretary; Mrs. Jane McCarty.
treasurer: Mrs. Amelia Hiles,
conductress; Mrs. Mabel Nitzel,
associate conductress.
Appointive officers are: Miss
Audrey Price, Adah; Mrs. Lil
lian Hanna, Ruth; Miss Clair
Hanley, Esther; Mrs. Ethel Root
Martha; Mrs. Pauline Bush,
Electa; Mrs. Elsie C. Strang, or
ganist; Mrs. Delia Denny, chap
lain; Miss Mary Lee Strang, mar
shal; Mrs. Lorraine Young, war
der; Mrs. Gladys Kircher, sen
tinel.
Mrs. Lowry Home
From Eastern Trip
Mr, Rert R Tiurrv ha, rat-
turned to hpr hnmaa fif Raar
Crpelr nrrhnrHaj aftaar mn avIonHaH
trip through the east, where she
visuea ner sons ana aaugnter
and families. She returned hv
way of Los Angeles.
She was a guest of her son
and daughter-in-law and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Lowry, Jr., in
Portland and at Minneapolis,
Minn, with ,nnth,p .nn ttnA
dauBhter-in.lnur nnH lamilv r-an
tain Robert W. Lowry and" Mrs.
wwry. rrom Minnesota she con
tinued to Rochester, N. Y., where
she attended the wedding of her
son. Wallace. In rmhrMo
Mass.. she visited
and daughter, Captain O. W. Mil
ler ana Mrs. Miller and family.
Captain Miller Is attending gov
ernment school at Cambridge.
She also made brief stops In
Plymouth, Mass.; New York City
and Washington, D. C.
Chaplain Speaks
At P.-T.A. Meet
Chaplain Porter of Camp
White was guest speaker at the
Junior High school P.-T.A. meet
ing Thursday afternoon and se
lected as his topic a "Christmas
Message for the World Today."
It was an inspiring and timely
message, those In attendance
stated.
Mrs. J. K. Hoey gave a report
on xne nursery school. She stat
ed it was growing in number
and that a financial arrange
ment was made so that children
of working mothers could attend
the school. Many gifts were
brought to the meeting for the
soldiers and candy was served
to the group.
Gay dancing couplet encircle
thii gift box by Old South. In
side three adorable Guest De
ranter Jugs of Cologne one of
-ach fragrance Woodland
;pice. Plantation Garden and
Cotton Blossom. $1.00.
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OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY
SUNDAYS
Medford Center tldg.
Christmas Program
Of Sacred Music
At Church Today
The public is invited to the
sacred Christmas concert this '
evening at 8 o'clock at the First
Methodist church. Doris Condit
Lantz is organist and director is
Elsie Carleton Strang. This is an
annual presentation and in past
years has proven to be outstand
ing in variety of numbers and
the musicians participating.
The program includes:
Organ, "Adeste Fidelis," Mrs.
Lantz; processional, "O Come
All Ye Faithful," choir and con
gregation; invocation. Rev. Louis
Kirby; carol, "Joy to the World."
choir, and congregation; scrip
tural prophecy. Dr. Susie V.
Standard, narrator; chorus,
"Arise, Shine, for Thy Light Is
Come," Pauline Bush, soprano;
solo, "O Holy Night," Helen High
Pierce, soprano; carol, "O Little
Town of Bethlehem," choir and
congregation; solo, "Slumber
Sweetly, Babe Divine," Joyce ,
Bateman, alto; scriptural text, by
narrator; chorus, "There Were
Shepherds," Mary-Anne Gates,
soprano.
Solo, "Jesu Bambino," Pauline J
Bush, soprano; organ offertory,
"Midnight on Judean Plains," by
Hosmer; caTol, "Silent Night,"
choir and congregation; solo,
"The Birthday of a King," Rob
ert C. Wright, baritone; scriptur
al text, by narrator; chorus, "Glo
ry to God," Lucille Schopert, al
to, and Robert C. Wright, bari
tone; carol. "It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear," choir and con
gregation; solo, "Rejoice Great
ly," from "The Messiah, Mary
Anne Gates, soprano: scriptural
text, by narrator; 'The Hallelu
jah Chorus," from Handel's Inv
mortar "Messiah," the choir:
benediction. Rev. Louis Kirby;
organ, "O Sanctissima." Lux.
Mrs. Lantz.
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Garden Club
To Bring Gifts
Members of the Medford Gar
den club are urged to have their
Christmas gifts for Camp White
hospital at the office of Miss
Jane Snedicor in the Tackson
County Bank building not later
than Tuesday.
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The duet on the cover is by
a young Southern gentle
man and his love. The duet
inside il by Old South a
charming box of Dusting
Powder and the Decanter
Jug of Cologne. Wood
land Spice or Plantation
Garden Bouquet. $2.15;
Gift Set in replica of an old fash
ioned mantel clock. "The works"
are a Guest Decanter of Cologne,
anothtr of Bubbling Bath Essence
and a bit cake of pTfumed Bath
Soap. Either Plantation Garden
or Woodland Spice. $1.10.
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