PAGE THREE
SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
By BETTY ALLEN
. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1943
Conger Home
Is Scene of
Cator Wedding
i In a candlelight service at the
borne of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conger of
West Main street. Mist Nelle
Cator became the bride of Ser
geant Louie J. Izzi December 22.
The rites were read by the Rev.
Herald G. Gardner, rector of St.
Mark's church, before an Impro
vised altar, decorated with pink
and white chrysanthemums and
lighted with tall white tapers,
j The candles were lighted by
the bride's cousin. Miss Doris
i1 Cator of Corvallis and Medford.
1 Traditional wedding music was
played by Mrs. Ernest Conrad,
I who also accompanied Miss
f Joyce Bateman, when she sang
"I Lve You Truly".
1 The bride, who was given In
I marriage by her brother, Wil-
liam Cator of Modesto, Callfor
f nia, wore an aqua semi-princess
; gown with corsage of gardenias.
Her only attendant was her
I cousin. Miss Mabel Cator of Cor
i vallis, who chose a dress of win
I ter white with corsage of Tails
I man rosebuds.
J Lieut. Corwin McClean of
Corvallis was Sgt. Izzi's best
man.
! Mrs. Conger, aunt of the bride
wore for the occasion a dress of
J Uack crepe with green trim
I mlng.
The wedding was followed by
a reception, at which Mrs. Con
ger was assisted as hostess by
Mrs. Arthur Hess. The bride's
cake centered the table, which
was decorated in white chry
santhemums. About 20 relatives
and Intimate friends of the
couple attended the wedding
and reception, after which the
I bride and groom iclt lor -or-
valis to spend the holidays with
f her uncle, B. J. Cator and fam
iiv. Thev will be at home in
Vancouver, Wash., Sgt. Izzi be
ing stationed at Vancouver Bar
racks. Garden Club Enjoys
Illustrated Lecture
Mrs. Sadie Nichols presided
ever the business meeting of the
HKAtrrA RnrHpn club at the
Girls' Community clubhouse
Thursday afternoon. At that time
Mrs. Jacobs was appointed chair
man of the Victory Gardens for
the year and she talked on the
need Of home gardens, am.
Woods and Mrs. Sater also dis
cussed the same subject. Mrs.
Gay of the Medford Rose Gar
dens gave an Illustrated lecture
on the pruning of shrubs and
roses.
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
H you aufter from rheumatic, arth
ritis or neuritis pain, try this simple
Inexpensive home recipe that thou
sands are using. Get a package ot
Ru-Ex Compound, a two-week supply,
today. Mix it with a quart of water,
add the Juice of 4 lemon. It' easy.
No trouble at all and pleasant. Tou
need only S tablespoonsful two times
a day. Often within 48 hours some
times overnight splendid results are
obtained. It the pains do not quickly
leave and It you do not feel better,
return the empty package and Ru-Ex
will cost you nothing to try aa It Is
old by your druggist under an abso
lute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
Compound Is for sale and recommend
ed by Western Thrift and drug stores
everywhere.
At s', A
yrtl
COATS, plain, fur
trimmed and reversible
COSTUME SUITS
plain and fur trimmed
DRESSES
street and formal
NEW SPRIKS
is arriving daily Including
suits, spring Tricksklrts
frocks.
am' S
1 TA
A.DRIENNE'O
Westrup-Weiss
Rite Read At
Camp Chapel
' Camp White, Ore., Jan. 7,
(Spl.V Post Chapel No. 10 was
filled with the entire personnel
of a post medical unit last Sun
day at high noon when Miss
Elaine Wesirup became the
bride of Staff Sgt. Linford E.
Weiss.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mrs. E. W. Westrup of Table
Rock and the bridegroom the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Weiss of Red Hill, Pa. Attend
ing the couple were Tech. Sgt.
Charles J. Schable and Mrs.
Schable.
- The chaped was decorated
with flowers and music was
played on the chapel organ by
Cpl. John Hastings and Cpl.
Samuel Smith sang "Oh, Prom
ise Me" and "Because". Chap
lain Gebhart read the service.
The bride wore a powder blue
dress with beige accessories and
an orchid corsage. Her attend
ant chose a deep green afternoon
dress with rust accessories and
a gardenia corsage.
Following the. marriage a
wedding supper was served In
the mess hall of the groom's de
tachment The couple left on a
short trip to San Francisco and
will make their borne at Table
Rock. . -
Bride-Elect
Honored At
Buffet Sapper
Mrs. C. B. Collins and Miss
Betty Vilm were hostesses Fri
day evening at a miscellaneous
shower honoring Miss Janet
Mann, bride-elect ot Lieut. John
G. Crawford. The affair was
held at the Collins home on East
Main street and buffet supper
was served at 7 o'clock to 17
guests.
Four tables of bridge were at
play with Miss Catherine Conroy
and Mrs. George Smith holding
high scores. Miss Mann received
individual gifts from those pres
ent and the group also started
her china pattern. Decorations
followed a patriotic motif wltn
tiny model -airplanes and red
white and blue streamers.
Delta Debs
Hold Tea Dance
Delta Debs entertained with a
tea dance New Year's Day at the
parish house of - St. Mark's
church on North Oakdale ave
nue. Miss Natalie Parker, presi
dent of the organization, acted
as hostess for tb affair. Patrons
and patronesses were Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. V.
W.- Hammond and Mrs. L. G.
Lyman.
P-T A Activities
The P-T. A. City Council held
Its January luncheon meeting
Tuesday with Mrs. R. W. Glass,
429 Earhart street. Mrs. Scott
Davis discussed the course in
home nursing and Mrs. James
Hoey reported on the Medford
nursery school. Lincoln school
members were hostesses. Fifteen
were present.
CONTINUING
ADMEIHIE'S
5c Sale
Here are the rules! Buy
en garment at regular
price and fox 5c more
buy another. Bring a
friend and divide to
cost equally.
Because of the great
savings available all
sales are final.
Adrians Is extending bar annual
sal through next week because
Increased demands.
HOUSES
ROBES
SILK SCARFS
MERCHANDISE
printed Jerseys, 2-plece sport
and new spring Kelly Don
Kline-Prentice
Betrothal It
Revealed Here
An announcement of interest
in this city is that of the engage
ment of Miss Mary Kline, to
John Emerson Prentice, young
est son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Prentice, 517 Newtown street.
The betrothal was announced
by the bride-elect's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. M. KJine of this
city. Wedding plans will be
revealed later.
Miss Kline is a graduate of
Medford high school and also
attended Behnke Walker Busi
ness college in Portland. Mr.
Prentice graduated from Med
ford high school also and at
tended Linfield college. He is
now completing his advanced
flying course with the U. S.
army air corps at Marfa field,
Tex., and will receive his wings
soon.
Dorothy Waldron
Heads Adarel
Chapter, O.E.S.
Dorothy Waldron was in
stalled as -worthy matron of
Adarel chapter No. 3, O.E.S., at
the Masonic hall in Jacksonville
Thursday evening. Lulu Sauls
berry acted as Installing officer
assisted by Faye Peters, install
ing marshall; Lillian Lue,' hon
orary marshall and Nell Fick,
Installing organist.
Mrs. Waldron will be assisted
during her term of office by
Fred Gardner, worthy patron;
Jeanette Spenser, associate ma
tron; Milton Winn, associate
patron; Nina Carlon, treasurer;
Libby Root, secretary; Ella
Gould, conductress; Mabel Todd,
associate conductress; Lela
Shores, chaplain; Lulu Sauls
berry, marshall; Edith Antle, or
ganist; Vera Thomas, Adah;
Mollle Britt, Ruth; LaVesta
Gardner, Esther; May - Winn,
Martha; Ina Huson, Electa;
Alice Marsh, warder, and Ed
ward Gould, sentinel.
Kathryn Wendt sang three
numbers accompanied by Mrs.
Rawles Moore and Ed Root
played three violin selections
with Mrs. Root as his accompan
ist. Barbara Williams presented
"Memories' 'a piano solo. Mrs.
Wendt sang a song written espe
cially for the occasion, a tribute
to the newly installed worthy
matron. The installing officer
paused during the ceremony to
give honorable mention to Mol
lle Britt who began her 45th
consecutive year in office.
Jeanette Spencer presented a
gift to the worthy matron and
many other gifts were ex
changed. Mattle Luman, retir
ing matron was welcomed into
the Past Matron's club. Visiting
members were present from
Reames, Nevita and Alpha chap
ters. Later refreshments were
served In the dining hall with
the table decorations carrying
out a blue scheme. In charge
were Jane Antle, Nellie Baker,
Anna Claussen, Ida Wilson, Viv
ian Wilson, and Grant Todd, re
freshments, Lela Shores, La
Vesta Gardner, Doris Boothby
and May Winr., decorations.
Service Club
Program Told
The program for Service club
No. 1 for the coming week has
been announced by the club di
rector, Mrs. Curt Hopkins and
lnc' ides music, cards and danc
ing. The regular Sunday afternoon
musical program begins at 3
o'clock today and will be in
charge of Sgt. Green. Numbers
will include .string trio, saxa
phone solos, ocal and accordian
selections.
The community sing sponsor
ed by chapel No. 2 opens at 7:30
o'clock tonight and is under the
direction of Corp. Richies. Ac
companist is Corp. Corrigan and
vocal selections by Pvt. Wexten
and instrumental numbers by
Corrigan. ...
Medford branch of A.A.U.W..
is sponsoring a card party Mon
day at B p. m. including bridge
and pinochle with prizes, home
made candies and r freshments.
"ie bus will leave the Outpost
.' 7:30 p. m.
An old-time dance Is featured
Tuesday from 8 until 10 p. m.
ith Mrs. Izola Jensen Parker
from Oregon State college exten
sion service in charge. Buses
leave the Medford Chamber of
Commerce at 7:30 p. m.; Gold
HiU at 7 p. m. and Central Point
at 7:20 p. m.
The regular weekly Informal
dance will be Wednesday from 8
until 11 p. m. with music by an
infantry band. One of the units
of the 81st division is planning
the decorations and refresh
mcnU. Buses ? ave the Medfori"
Chamber of Commerce at 7:30
y. T . and Arhland USC at 7 p.m.
FUR
Restyling, Repairing,
Cleaning, dating
Praae Dallalre. Phone 2S2I
Former Resident To Wed
Miss Helen Judy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Judy, former
Medford residents, now of Eugans, whos betrothal to the Rev.
George Edward Hanley of Chicago, was announced recently.
Miss Judy, talented vocalist, has been studying voice in Chicago
where she is residing.
Betty Yocum
Weds Mr. Knight
At Parent's Home
The marriage of Betty Yocum,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R
Yocum of 416 Laurel street, and
Anthony Knight, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Knight of Newburg,
was read the morning of Dec. 11
at the home of the bride's par
ents. Judge J. B. Coleman pre
sided during the ceremony.
Present for the wedding from
out-of-town were the bride
groom's mother and sister, Mrs.
Knight and Miss Peggy of New-
berg.
Mrs. Knight is a graduate of
Medford high school and is a
Junior at Oregon State college,
where she is enrolled in home
econo 'cs. They will make their
home in Corvallis.
Club Elects
Mrs. Leo Hazel
New President
Mrs. Leo Hazel was elected
president of the Travel Study
club at a meeting held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Roseberry on Sunset
avenue. Mrs. H. L. Brown will
serve as vice-president and Mrs.
Earl Moore, secretary-treasurer.
For entertainment Mrs. John
Gribble continued a well-illustrated
travelog which she started
recently, this time covering Flor
ida and traveling west through
the southern states. Mrs. Grib
ble told many interesting things
and places which she and Mr.
Gribble saw during their three
years' tour of the United States.
i ARISTA'S FOR SALE
ARISTA FUR SHOP
Medford Center Bldg.
' f
Mrs. Drummond ,
Heads Women's
Service League
Mrs. C. I. Drummond was
elected president of the Wo
men's Service League of St.
Mark's Episcopal church t a
meeting held Friday afternoon
at the parish house on North
Oakdale avenue. She succeeds
Mrs. John P. Moffat. Mrs. A. G.
McMillin was elected vice presi
dent, Mrs. V. J. Robinson, secre
tary, and Mrs. Eugene Thorn
dike, treasurer.
During the business meeting
a sum of money was voted
towards the cost of a large win-
dow in the recreation part of
the church addition now being
constructed. Mrs. Margaret Fab-
rick made an appeal for volun
teers to work as "grey ladies" at
the Camp White hospitals.
The meeting followed the reg
ular monthly Friday luncheon
which was served by Mrs. Mof
fat, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Drum
mond, Mrs. Bruce Bauer and
Mrs. Frank Humphrey. Eight
men of the crew constructing
the church addition were special
guests.
Visit At Lageson Home
Mrs. Dwight H. Findley and
children are in Medford as
guests of Dr. and Mrs. B. L.
Lageson, 34 Glen Oak court.
The Findleys recently left Med
ford to reside near Hamilton
Field, Cal., where Dr. Findley
was with the' army medical
corps. Dr. Findley is now in
Baltimore, Md taking a three
months course in internal medi
cine. CONTINUING
1C Discount
I V 10 ON ALL
Coats - Jackets
Collars & Scarfs
We are continuing' our fur sale be
cause of popular demand. Our
selection is large and new coats are
arriving daily. Her are soma of
the fur.:
COATS
PERSIAN PAW
SABLE DYED MUSKRAT
CARACUL
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL LOCKE
LAMB CARACUL
CHINA MINK
SKUNK DYED OPOSSUM
COLLARS - SCARFS
FOX
BLUE DYED, RUBY DYED,
LYNX DYED. SILVER,
NATURAL CROSS
hone 457
Miss Robb Weds
Florida Man
At Camp White .
Eleanor Jane Robb, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robb of
Puyallup, Wash., and Lieut.
William E. Mitchell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Mitchell of Miami,
Fla., were married at the Epis
copal service chapel at Camp
White by the Chaplain Dean
Stevenson of Camp White the
evening of Monday at 6 o'clock.
The church was decorated
with carnations and lighted pale
pink candles. The bride's moth
er was present for the wedding.
f ollowing a trip to San Fran
cisco they will make their home
in this city at Hotel Medford.
Airs. Mitchell has been attend
ing University of Washington
and Lieut. Mitchell is a gradu
ate of University of Florida.
He is stationed at Camp White
with the 361st infantry.
Dora Jones
Heads Women's
Relief Corps
William H. Harrison. Women's
Relief Corps. No. 27 of Central
Point, held a public installation
of new officers last Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock following
a potluck luncheon at noon for
members and friends.
Mrs. Eva Smith, past presi
dent, installed the following of
ficers: Dora Jones, president;
Tilly Maple, senior vice presi
dent; Edna Kilburn, Junior vice
president; Emma Hilkey, chap
lain; Delpha Cox, conductress;
Nora Hansen, guard; Lorlie
Minnick, musician; Mattie
Smith, press correspondent; Eva
Smith, patriotic instructor; Hat-
tie Thompson, color bearer No.
1; Martha Boon, No. 2; Ida Hen
derson, No. 3 and Virginia
Powell, No. 4.
County Commissioner Arthur
E. Powell gave a talk following
the installation and Mrs. Kil
burn, outgoing president re
ceived a gift of appreciation
f'om the corps.
Rebekah Lodge
To Have Visitor
Olive Rebekah lodge members
are making plans for the visit
of the state president, Madaline
Rossner of Dayton, Ore., who
will be here Jan. 18 on her of
ficial visit. Initiation will be
held and all members of the de
gree staff are urged to be pres
ent at the session.
Ina Huson, noble grand, was
surprised with a shower of
pitchers by her officers. Bernice
Kunzman was initiated as a new
member. Visitors were present.
Marie Hansen, district deputy,
will install the officers of Olive
Rebekah lodge, Tuesday evening
of the coming week at a Joint
installation with the I. O. O. F.
lodge. She will be assisted by
her installing team.
4
Mrs. Henselman
Returns From Portland
Mrs. E. G. Henselman returned
fmm EVirtlnnH TiiMrlnv a ft nr
spending the past three weeks
there with Mr. Henselman and
her son, Bruce and family. While
in Portland Mrs. Henselman also
spent some time with her son,
Harold Burnett and family.
CLEAH-UP SPECIAL
ON
250 Pair Low Heel
Pumps And Play
Broken lines, all sizes 4 to 9
sizes in every style. Values to
early, take your pick at only
K3. U.
Where You Pay Less and
Open from
Talks Heard
By Lady Lions
At Miller Home
George Upton, USO director,
and Frank Runtz, president of
the Lion's club, gave talks
on USO recreational activities
at the Lady Lions meeting this
week at the home of Mrs. Earl
Miller. Mrs. Claude Haggard pre
sided at the business session
which followed a covered dish
luncheon.
Lady Lions voted to assist the!
Lion's club as hosts once a month j
at USO and Mrs. William Hollo
way invited the club to assist in
recreational activities at Camp'
White. . 1
A report was made on the dls- j
tribution ot toys to the Day
Nursery given by the club at,
Christmas time. The remainder;
of the evening was spent sewing
layettes for charity.
Attending were the Mesdames
Lyle Thurman, Michael Beck,;
R. W. Coleman, Claude Haggard, ;
J. W. Grigsby, Lee McCorkle.!
Claude Holmes, Earl Sims, Wren
Orey, Frank Cullen, Thelma Ren
der. Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Orey
assisted the hostess, Mrs. Miller.
World Problems
To Be Discussed
With major racial groups of
the world and international
problems as the topic, nine mem
bers of the Thursday Morning
Study club will conduct a round
table discussion at the club's
meeting this week with Mrs.
Justin Smith acting as moder
ator. Participating will be Mrs.
R. W. Sleeter, Mrs. Margaret
Fabrick, Mrs. Frank Humphrey,
Mrs. Leland Mentzer, Mrs. W.
C. Janes, Mrs. Rawles Moore,
Mrs. C. C. Drummond, Mrs. F. G.
Hughes and Mrs. Eugene Thorn
dike, all of whom have given
papers during the year on some
phase of the topic. The meeting
will open at 9:30 a. m.
SPECIAL
OF
DRESSES
CLEARANCE PRICES
Regular $5.98 Row $3.98
Regular $7.98 Now $4.98
Six 9 to 44
Bought by our New York Representative
together with Dresses taken from our
regular stock.
Come Early For Best Selections
r.iiLLErrc
SASSY SHOP
Near 1st National Bank
$1.98
DEPT.
9:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Saturday 8:30
Mistletoe Club
Holds Meeting
Mistletoe club members held
dessert luncheon at Girls Com
munity clubhouse recently and
new hostesses were drawn for
the year. Those leaving lodge
office were urged to return their
dresses at the club meeting
Jan. 13. Hostesses will be Bes
sie Smith and Freda Kingsley.
Colored Clothes
Are Laundered
Carefully
At Th
American Laundry
Don't worry about bring
ing your lovely colored
clothes and linen to us w
sort them from the plain
laundry and wash them
carefully in mild soaps.
Don't hesitate to bring
your finest things to us.
. luyWar
Bends Stamps
PURCHASE
Oxfords,
Shoes
but not all
$4.95. Come
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STORE
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