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SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
Br BETTY ALLEN
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1942
Announce Betrothal
Charlotte Camming
At Christmas Tea
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sheldon
Cummins announced the be
trothal of their daughter. Char
lotte, to Lt. Samuel Lyle Hc
Corkle of Charleston, West Vir
ginia, at a large tea Christmas
day at their home, 1811 E. Main
street The wedding will take
place in Medford in the near
future.
The Cummins home was dee
orated in the traditional Christ
mas manner for the announce
ment tea. Miss Cummins wore
a dress of fuschia crepe with an
orchid corsage. Assisting in the
dining room during the after
noon were the Misses Margaret
Mary and 'Janet Mann, Mrs.
George Rasmussen and Mrs. Al
lyn Monroe. About 125 guests
called during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummins and
their daughter have resided In
Medford for the past few months
having come here from New
York and Chicago, the latter city
having been their home for
many years. Miss Cummins at
tended the University of Chicago
and later spent two years at
Chevy Chase school in Washing
ton, D. C. Her grandfather was
the late James Sheldon Cum
mins and her great-uncle the
late Henry M. Byllesby, both of
Chicago. Mr. Cummins is presi
dent of the California-Oregon
Power company.
Lt MacCorkle la presently
with the 91st Division, Camp
White. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Goshorn MacCor
kle of Charleston. His grand
father, the late William A. Mac
Corkle, was a former governor
of West Virginia. Lt MacCor
kle attended Woodberry Forest
School in Virginia, and follow
ing two years of study at Prince
ton university enrolled at .Wash
ington and Lee university where
he studied law. On completing
his law course he was admitted
to the bar in West Virginia and
in 1941 enlisted in the armed
forces.
Arbecca Burton
Weds Lt. Onstad
At Camp White
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Burton of
Natrona Heights, Pa., have an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Arbecca, to Lt. Noel
R. Onstad of Camp White, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Onstad of
Sacramento, Calif. . The cere
mony was read December 12. In
the 351st regimental chapel at
the camp by Chaplain De Moor.
The bride wore for the cere
mony a dress of winter blue with
nubonet accessories and carried
an old-fashioned nosegay of
white shattered carnations and
delight roses. She was given In
marriage by Captain Frazer.
Attending the bride and
groom were Mrs. Marian Miller
and Lt Theodore R. Shirk. Mrs.
Miller wore for the ceremony
a dress of brown wool with light
blue accessories and carried a
nosegay of pink shattered earn
tions.
Here for the wedding were
Lt. Onstad's parents and his
grandmother, Mrs. Alma Onstad
of Tucson, Ariz. Lt. and Mrs.
Onstad will make their home in
Medford for the present
Lady Lions Enjoy
Christmas Party
At Beck Residence
Members of the Lady Lions
auxiliary met at the home of
Mrs. Michael Beck on the Old
Stage Road Wednesday evening
of last week for a Christmas
party. This is an annual affair
held each year at Mrs. Beck s
home. A covered dish dinner
was served from tables decorat
ed in the Christmas motif.
During the business meeting
the club planned to furnish 12
needy families with toys, food
and clothing for Christmas and
to donate toys left from last
year's distribution to the day
nursery at the Christian church
Members agreed to give two
Monday evenings each month to
work in the USO canteen.
Present for the pleasant affair
were Mrs. L. C. Coyle, Mrs.
Frank Collins, Mrs. James Grigs-
by. Mrs. Claude Haggard, Mrs.
Eston Humphrey, Mrs. Leland
Knox, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs.
Marmie Olson, Mrs. R. M.
Schino. Mrs. L. B. Thurman,
Mrs. Henry Zacharisen, Mrs.
Claude Holmes, Mrs. Lawrence
Neeley, Mrs. A. Boitano, Mrs
Elwood Hedberg, Mrs. Martin
Gehrke, Mrs. Leo McCorkle
Mrs. Frank J. Runtz, Mrs. Wren
Orey, Mrs. Charles Bottjer, a
guest and Mrs. Beck, the host
ess.
Luncheon Saturday
Medford Business and Pro
fessional Women will meet at
the Hotel Holland next Saturday
noon, January 2, at 12 o'clock
for lunch and a business meet
ing. A program will be fur
nished by Maurince Shearer
chairman of the health and rec
reation committee.
Honored Queens of Jobs Daughters
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Miss Betty Frey. (left) newly installed honored queen of Daugh
ters of Job. and Miss Natalie Parker, past queen.
Daughters of Job
Have Installation
Ceremonies Tuesday
Miss Betty Frey was Installed
honored queen . of Medford
Bethel No. 14, Daughters of Job,
at the annual public installation
of officers held Tuesday evening
at the Medford Masonic Temple.
The retiring honored queen is
Miss Natalie Parker.
The installation ceremonies
were conducted by Miss f-arker
assisted by Miss Jeanne Smith,
installing guide; Miss Jackie
McBee, installing marshall, Miss
Beverly Brooks, chaplain; Miss
Pat Dippel, custodian; Miss Ger
aldlne Jerome, junior custodian;
Miss Eva Hedrick, secretary;
Miss Mary Lee Strang, muse and
Mrs. Esther Sanderson, past
bethel guardian who substituted
for Mrs. William A. Holloway,
present guardian.
Other officers installed were
senior princess, Helen Webb;
junior princess, JoAnn Humph
rey; guide, Betty Jean McKen
zie; marshall, Virginia Ham
mond; chaplain, Delores Ray:
treasurer, Mildred McKenzie; re
corder, Margaret Drysdale; mu
sician, Shirley Weisenburger:
librarian, June Williams; first
messenger, Ruth Andrews; sec
ond messenger, Betty Jane John
son; third messenger, Pat Young;
fourth messenger, Georgianne
Holloway; fifth messenger, Don
na' Brewer; senior custodian,
Peggy Young; Junior Custodian.
Ann Conroy; inner guard, Helen
Rubenstein; outer guard, Car
men Wright.
During Miss Frey's installa
tion as honored queen Miss
Webb sang "We Love You
Truly", accompanied by Miss
Weisenburger. Following the
ceremonies the new queen was
presented with a bouquet of
roses by Miss Parker and Miss
Webb, with appropriate verse.
During the presentation the new
officers, formed into a lighted
cross, sang "Silent Night". L. P.
Older, associate guardian of the
bethel, presented Miss Frey and
Miss Parker with bouquets of
roses.
Other presentations were to
Miss Parker as retiring queen,
and to Mr. and Mrs. Hitzler,
from the bethel.
At the close of the evening
refreshments were served by a
committee headed by Mrs. V. W.
Hammond and Miss Geraldine
Jerome.
A.A.U.W. Meets At
Shepherd Home
Mrs. Robert Shepherd enter
tained A-A.U.W. members at her
borne on Saginaw Drive Satur
day afternoon, Dec. 19, for the
December monthly meeting.
Speaker for the afternoon was
Mrs. Mabel Hargroves of ' the
American Red Cross at Camp
White, Mrs. Hargroves explain
ed the work of the Red Cross at
the camp in connection witn hos
pitalized service men and their
families.
A musical program was given
by a vocal trio consisting oi
Mrs. George Wendt, Mrs. Dar
rell Huson and Mrs. William
McAllister. Following the pro
gram tea was served. About 200
members of the group were pres
ent New Year's Eve Dance
Redman Will Sponsor
A New Year's eve dance will
be given by th Redmen's lodge
at the lodge hall for members
of the group, Pocahantas mem
bers and their invited guests.
NOW IT'S MAIL GIRL
Flagstaff, Ariz., Dec. 25 U.FD
The mall boy here became a
mail girl today, for thj first
time in the history of Arizona
State Teachers' college. Miss
Lou Balch, IB, today officially
took over the duties of mail
boy. delivering mall from the
Flagstaff pottoffice to living
quarters on the campus.
Retiring Queen
Guest of Honor
At Formal Dance
Honoring Miss Natalie Parker,
retiring queen, members of Med
ford Bethel No. 14, Daughters
of Job, entertained last night at
the annual formal Queen's ball.
The ball was given at the Lin
coln school gymnasium in a
lovely setting of Christmas
greenery. Music was furnished
by an 11-piece high school or
chestra. General chairman In charge
of the dance was Miss Betty
Frey, new queen of the bethel
for the coming year. She was
assisted by Miss Betty McKenzie
as decorations chairman. Miss
Helen Webb, program chairman;
Miss Joanne Utz, patrons and
patronesses; Miss Betty Rose,
dance programs; Miss Betty Jane
Johnson, invitations; Miss Ruth
Andrews, refreshments, and Miss
Shirley Weisenburger, music.
The ball opened with a grand
marchi led by Miss Parker, and
was followed by the queen's
waltz. During an Intermission
vocal numbers were given by
Miss Mary Lou Swoape and Leo
Miksche, with Miss Louire
Lawrence at the pit.no.
Patrons and patronesses for
me affair were Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. A. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. Older, Miss Beth Watson.
Mrs. Rose Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ray, Mr. and Mrs. V. W.
Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Seekatz, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Hedrick, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Mayfield, Mr. and Mrs. Carold
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. George
Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh McKenzie
and Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Hum
phrey. During the dance supper was
served.
D.A.R. Chapter Has
Christmas Party
Crater Lake chapter of D. A.
R. held the annual Christmas
party Saturday, Dec. 19, at the
home of Mrs. M. M. Morris on
Kings highway. Assisting host
esses were Mrs. Francis Coch
rane, Mrs. Bert Lowry and Mrs.
R. L. Daniels.
A Christmas program fol
lowed brief business meeting.
Miss Sarah Van Meter and Mrs.
H. V. W. Spilver read Christmas
stories and Mrs. Lester F. Niel
sen led the group in singing
Christmas carols. Refreshments
were served by the 'lost esses.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Montgomery of Portland
and Mrs. Robert Fowler. About
25 enjoyed the pleasant after
noon. CALENDAR
Monday
7:30 p. m. St. Mark's Eve
ning Guild at parish hall. North
Oakdale. Election of officers.
Tuesday
1:00 p. m. Executive commit
tee. Woman's Society Christian
Service in Sunshine parlor,
Methodist church. Followed by
Homecoming meeting.
2:00 p. m. Executive com
mittee of Adult Missionary So
ciety, First Christian church,
home of Mrs. Julia Gregory, 829
E. Jackson street.
Saturday
12:00 noon B.P.W. luncheon
at Hotel Holland.
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Miss Betty Olds
Weds Sgt. Cox in
Home Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Betty
Olds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Olds and Sgt. James Cox
took place Tuesday evening of
last week at the family home.
311 Genesee street. The cere
mony was read by the Rev. R.
W. Coleman of the Christian
church.
The bride and groom were at
tended by Miss Thelma Kaplon
and Corp. Barney Cronner. For
the ceremony Miss Olds wore a
smart suit of light brown and
a corsage of gardenias and nar
cissi. Miss Kaplon wore an after
noon dress of velvet with a gar
denia corsage. The Olds home
was decorated with poinsettas
and a Christmas tree formed the
setting for the wedding party.
Following the ceremony a
wedding supper was served,
with the bride and groom cut
ting a large wedding cake.
Guests for the ceremony were
Mr. and Mrs. John Klibon, Miss
Margaret McSarty, Miss Nancy
Olds and Sgt. Sanford Cohen.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox will make
their home in Medford at 344 Vi
S. Grape street Mrs. Cox has
lived in Medford several years
and last year attended Medford
high school. Sgt. Cox, now sta
tioned at Camp White, is from
Houston, Texas.
Recently the bride was hon
ored at a shower for which Mrs.
Klibon was hostess at her home.
534 S. Fir. Ten close friends of
Mrs. Cox were guests.
Holiday Parties
At Camp White Club
Enjoyable Affairs
Wednesday night of this week
another of the enjoyable week
ly dances will be held at Service
Club No. 1 at Camp White in
building T 400 on Division Road.
Music will be furnished by the
91st artillery band.
Wives of all enlisted men are
especially Invited according to
Mrs. Curtis Hopkins, director of
the club, and reservations for
transportation may be made by
calling the Outpost, 5765. Buses
will leave the Chamber of Com
merce at 7:30 o'clock.
A feature of the dance will be
special intermission music ar
ranged by Mrs. Hopkins.
Last week a formal Christmas
ball was given at the club which
was an especially gay affair.
Decorations of holly and mistle
toe and a beautiful Christmas
tree formed a lovely setting for
the party. Young ladies from
Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass
and Central Point added color.
Refreshments were served
during the evening and follow
ing an entertaining floor show
T.-as staged.
High Mass Today
At Sacred Heart
HI ah mass will be celebrated
at the Sacred Heart Catholic
church today at 10:30 a. m., and
at 10:30 a. m. on New Year's
day.
Men's choir with Mrs. A. O
Beuman, organist, will sing:
Kyrie, Gloria, and Credo, from
Gounod's Mass in C; sanctus,
Benedictus, Agnue Del, from
Mass of St. Edward (Silver); of
fertory, Adeste Eidelis; solo by
Robert Wright.
Choir members are R. A. Mik
sche, Leo Miksche, H. Nigle,
Robt. C. Wright, Richard Man
ning, Kenneth Corliss, John
Campagnont, Jack Smith, wm
Smith, Bill Bauman, A. O. Bau
man, T. Bleuleau.
Guild Will Elect
At Monday Meeting
Election of officers will be
held at the December meeting
of St. Mark's Evening Guild to
be held tomorrow night at the
parish hall on North Oakdale
avenue at 7:30 o'clock. The nom
inating committee is Mrs. V. J
Robinson, Mrs. Ward Bebb, Mrs
O. L. Williams and Mrs. Vera
Strader. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Elwood Hedberg. Mrs. Glenn
Swanson and Mrs. George Bar
num. The business meeting will
be followed by a social hour.
Medford Woman Leaves
Mrs. Fletcher Fish left last
night for Portland to spend a
week's vacation with her moth
er, Mrs. Cora Carman.
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Vromans Celebrate
Diamond Wedding
At Home of Son
The sixtieth anniversary of
their wedding was celebrated
Christmas Day by Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Vroman of 122 Tripp street
well known Medford residents
who have made their home here
tor 33 years. The anniversary
was celebrated quietly with
friends and relatives at the
home of the Vromans' son. Orris
G. Vroman and family in Klam
ath Falls.
. Mr. and Mrs. Vroman were
married in Mankato, Minn., on
ChiUtmas day, 1882. They came
to Medford in 1909 and Mr.
Vroman has been in business
here ever since. In addition to
the son residing in Klamath
Falls the Vromans have a
daughter, Mrs. Matie Muener
gardt of Medford.
Congratulations on the anni
versary were extended by the
Vromans' large circle of friends
in the city.
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Mrs. Roy Howe, the former Miss
Thelma Heard, whose wedding
was an event of sarly December,
Parish Hall Scene
Of Christmas Party
Saint Mark's parish hall was
the scene of the annual Christ
mas party for children last Sun
day night. The kindergarten of
the church school presented a
program under the direction of
Mrs. Jack Walker,- superintend
ent, Mrs. Ivan Harrington and
Mrs. Bruce Bauer. About 200
children, parents and friends
were in attendance.
Santa Claus appeared and
presented gifts to all the chil
dren, including kifts to Mar
garet Selby, Jay Walker, Susan
Hubbard. Billy Reaney, Bar
bara Bauer, Sheila S pence and
Nancy Hamilton for perfect at
tendance at church school.
The program Included: pray
er, (eculite, Charles Inskeep);
"Merry Christmas" by carolers
Nancy Hamilton, Barbara Bau
er, Hope Herrlott and Carolyn
Meyrs; verse. Sheila Spence and
Carol Ann Lewis; song by Mari
lyn Olsen, Nancy Norris and
Margie Selby; verse by Karlyn
Phair and Jay Walker; "Jingle
Bells" by carolers; "Silent
Night" by congregation and
prayer led by Father Herald
Gardner.
Medford Women Visit
la California Cities
Mrs. R. F. Antle and Mrs.
May Green are spending the
holidays ,at San Francisco and
Oakland, California, as guests
of Ensign and Mrs. John Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson.
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Mrs. Muller To Be Heard
In Presbyterian Recital Today
Outstanding among musical
events of the season Is the re
cital to be given this afternoon
at the Presbyterian church by
Mrs. Robert F. Muller, lyric so
prano, as a benefit for the wo
men's association of the church.
Mrs. Muller is said to hava a
voice of unusual beauty by local
musicians who have heard her
sing and when residing In New
York City she appeared in con
cert there many times.
Mrs. Muller will present a
varied program particularly ap
propriate for the Christmas sea
son, with Mrs. Verl Falling as
accompanist. Following the re
cital a tea will be given In the
social rooms of the church at
which officers of Camp White
and their wives will be honored.
Following Is the program
chosen by Mrs. Muller:
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"From the Land of tha Sky
Blue Water .Cadman
Danny Boy" Weatherby
"I'll Take You Home Again
Kathleen" Westerly
"In My Garden" Firestone
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"Gesu Bambino".,, -Yon
"Cantique Noel"..' Adams
"Come Unto Him"
(Messiah) .Handel
"Alleluja" Mozart
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"Pilgrim's Chorus" Wagner
"To a Wild Rose" McDowell
Intermission
"O Mlo Babblno Caro"....Pucclnl
"Little Star" XaForge
"Musettes Waltz Song".Puccini
Miss Scheumann
And Lieut. Harris
In Chapel Rites
Colonel and Mrs. W. F. Scheu
mann of Medford last week an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth Ellen, to Lt
Montague Harris of Montclair,
New Jersey. The ceremony was
read Sunday, December 13 at
chapel No. 4 at Camp White by
Chaplain Murphy at four o'clock
In the afternoon.
For her wedding Miss Scheu
mann wore a blue suit with
brown accessories and her wed
ding flowers were gardenias
and rose buds. Attendants were
Lt and Mrs. Robert Lumpkin of
Medford. Following tha cere
mony a reception was held at
the 382nd Infantry Officers club
at the camp. Lt. and Mrs. Harris
went to Portland for a ahort
weddina trio.
The Scheumanns came here
from Vancouver where Col.
Scheumann was previously sta
tioned. Prior to that the Scheu
manns lived In Washington, D,
C, and Mra. Harris attended
school in that city.
Mrs. Braley To Spend
Holidays With Son
Mrs. C. Reese Braley left yes
terday for Florida to spend the
New Year's holiday with her
tm, Kenneth Patton, who has
recently been commissioned a
lieutenant in the army air corps.
Lt Patton is stationed at Boci
Raton field near Palm Beach.
Following her visit in Florida
Mrs. Braley will spend a short
time with her brother. Major
Albert Warner In Washington.
D. C., and Trill then go on to
New York before returning
home. She plana to be In tha east
about a month.
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Mrs. Robert F. Muller
Rebekah F.L. Club
Enjoys Yule Party
Members of the F.L. club of
the Rebekah lodge, held their
annual Christmas party Saturday
evening, December 19th, in the
I. O. O. F. lodge hall. The hus
bands of the members and a few
Invited guests were also present.
Following dinner, gifts from
the Christmas tree were distrib
uted and a shower of miscella
neous gifts were presented to
Miss Nell Cator and her fiancee,
Sgt. Louis Izzi whose wedding
was an event Tuesday evening
December 22. The remainder of
the evening was spent dancing
with refreshments being served
at midnight Twenty-seven mem
bers and guest were present
Astra-Milligan
Rites Are Read
Miss Marjorle Nuala Astra of
Oakland, Calif., and Omar Mil
llgan of Medford were quietly
married at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Hanby, 435 N. Holly
street, on Friday evening, Dec.
18. The ceremony was read by
Mr. Hanby, ordained Christian
minister. Mrs. Lea Parker of
Medford was the only attend
ant. Mr. and Mrs. Mllllgan will
make their home In Medford at
731 W. Second street
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Party at Topside
Is Given to Honor
California Guests
Entertaining for two house
guests, Mrs. Bruce Bundy of
La Jolla, and Mrs. Philip Mo-
disette of Hollywood, Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter were
hosts Christmas eve at their
home, Topsides, at a cocktail
and supper party. Mrs. Bundy
la a sister-in-law of Mrs. Car
penter. Forty guests enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter' hos
pitality. This evening Mrs. Bundy and
Mrs. Modlsette will be honored
at a community party at tha
home of Mrs. Lillian Salad at
Central Point About 24 guests
will make up tha gathering.
Tuesday evening of this week
Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts
and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther
will be host at a small lnfor
mal party at the Roberts' horn
on Crown avenue honoring tha
Californlans.
Mrs. Bundy and Mrs. Modl
sette plans to remain in Med
ford until after New Year's day.
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Methodist Women Flea
Homecoming Meeting
The Homecoming meeting of
the Woman' Society Christian
Service of tha Methodist church
will be held Tuesday afternoon
of this week in the Sunshina
parlor, rather than on the usual
day which Is a holiday. Execu
tive committee of the group will
meet at 1 o'clock, followed by .
tha homecoming.
Christmas Dinner Held
At John Mann Home -Mr.
and Mr. John C. Mann
entertained at a small dinner at
their home, 815 E. Main street,
Christmas day. Covers were laid
for eight
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