FOUR -MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Society and Clubs
gundar, b.p. 24, 1944 Me'dfnrd Officer,
Member of WASP
I Married In Iowa
Women Of Rotary
To Hold Meeting
At Philips Home
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bur
cham of Des Moines, la., have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Madelon Margaret, to
Lt. Jack V. Hill, son of Mrs.
Hester Hill, Route 4, Medford.
The rites took place Sept. 13
nt St. Augustin's chapel In Des
Mninrs nnH urrt ntirtnrmtiA kt
Women of Rotary will start !.hn nPv. v. .T n'rvinnoi Rnih
the fall program of activities brida and gr00m we , unl
with a luncheon meeting Oct. 4, form the bride belng a mem.
Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. i Ul.r of the WASP and the groom
Stanley E. Philips, Big Boulder hn the armv air corns. Attend-
Sept. 8 in Portland. The ser-1 Orchard. It is announced that all I ant3 were Mrs. Robert J. Tier
geant, stationed at the Medford J women whose husbands are ; nan matron-of-honor, and Ber
army air base, is the son of Mr. 'members of the Medford Rotary jnard Huston, best man, of Ot
and Mrs. W. T. Lewis, also of 'club are eligible to membership tumwa. la
Pauline Roberts
And Sgt. Lewis
Wed In Portland
Miss Pauline Roberts, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Rob
erts, 1103 Queen Anne avenue,
and Sgt. Jennings T. Lewis of
Lubbock, Tex., were married
Lubbock. The service took
place at Centenary Wilbur
Methodist church.
For her wedding Miss Rob
in the women s group and a cor- A supper at the Des Moines
dial invitntion is extended to all club for members of the wed-
to attend this first meeting. ding party followed the cere-
Mrs. Melvm i'larkett, presi- mony,
erts wore a brown dressmaker J dent of the group for the coming j The bride was graduated
year, slates mat since some oi , from St. Mary s college ol
the women attending the lunch- Notre Dame at South Bend, Ind.,
cons and meetings do not play I and has been a member of the
cards, some other diversion will WASPs. since August of 1943.
be planned for this group for She is stationed at Las Vegas,
future meetings. It is further! Nuv. Lt. Hill graduated from
pointed out that Women of Ho-1 Medford senior high school with
tary, in addition to being a social I the class of 1938 and later at
group, carries on several philan-1 tended Southern Oregon Col
thropic projects during the year, i lege of Education and Willa
such as Red Cross work and : mette- university. Ho is sta
other civic activities. I tioned at Las Vegas also and the
In addition to Mrs. Plaskett, couple plan to reside there.
officers arc Mrs. Kenneth Den- The bride's parents are well j
iiimii, vilu-jiiumuuiii, anu ivirs. : miuwii in ui:s iiuiiies, ine uuc
Maynard Bush, secretary and tor being a physician there.
treasurer. I ;
It is suggested that women NeW York Visitor
planning to attend the first r r
luncheon meeting, which will be1 -eale r nome
at one o'clock, should contact! Mrs- Donald W. Wright has
neighbors in the same district1 been visiting in this city with
in order that cars may be pooled ' relatives en route to New York
and nn inmf.r,.sKarv (rin. mnH I from San Francisco where her
suit with an orchid corsage.
She was attended by Mrs. Peler
Miller of Portland and Cpl.
James Ethridge, stationed at
Portland, was best man for
Sgt. Lewis.
Dr. and Mrs. Roberts were
In Portland for the wedding.
Sgt. and Mrs. Lewis are now
at home at 215 North Ivy street.
Mrs. Lewis is well known In
Medford. The family has re
sided here for a number of
years and the bride attended
Medford senior high school and
later was a student at Oregon
State college.
Treasurer To Speak
At Zonta Meeting
Ralph Sweeney, county treas
urer, will speak at the meeting
of Medford Zonta club, planned
for Tuesday evening, Sept. 26.
Members are asked to note the
change In day from Monday
Each woman attending is asked
to provide her own service.
The meeting will be preceded by
a dinner in the new dining room Former Medford Teacher
of the Holland Hotel at 8:30, Is Guest Of Watson
o'clock,
Mr. Sweeney will speak on
county affairs.
Piano Studio
Margaret Osenbrugge
711 E. Main. Phono 4256
Miss Laura Mitchell of Mc
Minnville, Ore., arrived in Med
ford last week and is spending
several days as a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Watson, 138 Ken
wood avenue. Miss Mitchell
formerly was a teacher at Med
ford senior high school. She is
now on the staff of the Oregon
Mutual Fire Insurance company
of McMinnville.
husband, Donald W. Wright,
storekeeper first class, embarked
recently for overseas. He is the
son of Capt. and Mrs. M. C.
Wright of Hobbs, N. M., former
residents of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright were
married at the Little Church
Around the Corner in New York
April 12, of this year, Mrs.
Wrieht being the former Thelma
L. Beal of New York. Mr. WrighU
has served 21 months in the
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Legion, Auxiliary
, rian installation
' Wednesday Evening
Reviving the old time Joint
installation of officers of south
ern Oregon legion and auxili
ary posts, Medford Post No. 15
and Auxiliary will be hosts
Wednesday evening at K. P.
hall for joint installation of of'
Stenerson-Rice
Marriage Rites
Held In Nevada
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Corrine
Ann Stenerson of Medford to
Wallace M. Rice, also of this
city. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Stenerson,
818 West Tenth street, and the
ficers of Ashland and Medford j groom is the son of Mrs. John
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South Pacific and left again for
overseas duty after spending the
last six month3 in the states.
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Going To School
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they're Just the frocks to make the young lady
look her best In class and on the campus. They're
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In Browns and Navy
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moderately pricedl
Lt. and Mrs. Harold R. Hartzoll. married Seot. 12 at St. Mark's
Episcopal church here, have gone to Pensacola, Fla., where the
iiBuieiiam wn ui an aviauun insirucior in ine uniiea Dlaies
Marine Corps. Mrs. Hartsell. the former Beulah Stephenson, is
the dauqhter of Mrs. Josie Stephenson, Pine Acres, and of R. O.
Stephenson, also of Medford. Lt. Hartsell is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Crawford. 308 Apple street. (Shangle photo)
nosts and auxiliaries. Grants
Pass members have previously
installed but will be guests at
the meeting.
Mrs. Marjorie Bonney of
Grants Pass, past president of
Grants Pass Auxiliary and past
I district president of District
Four of the auxiliary, will be
the installing officer for
women.
Jack S. Maris of Roseburg,
present commander of District
Four of the American Legion,
will install the Ashland and
Medford posts' newly elected
officers.
Mrs. Herbert L. Alford, retir
ing president of Medford aux-
, lliary, will open tha auxiliary
meeung promptly at a o clock,
and following this meeting the
chair will be turned over- to
Walter Reinking, retiring com
mander of Medford Post who
will introduce Jack Maris.
Mrs. J. Q. Adams of Ashland
will be the new auxiliary presi
dent installed at the meeting and
Mrs. Carold Parker will be in
stalled as head of Medford Aux
iliary. Harry Young of Med
ford will be the newlv Installer!
I commander of Medford Post.
Following the installation
Carl TengwaK past commander
of Medford Post, will conduct
initiation ceremonies for tJie
large group of new members
of Medford Post and this will be
followed by a dance with re
freshments at midnight.
The entire meeting will be in
honor of the larrp nnmhir
World War Two veterans who I
have joined Medford Post dur-1
ing the summer and they are '
especially invited to attend
with their ladies.
Eggers of South Front street.
The wedding took place Sep
tember 10 at Reno, Nev., and
after a brief wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Rice returned to Med
ford and are at home at 28 North
Orange street.
Mrs. Rice attended Medford
senior hieh school until last
the spring and Mr. Rice is a graduate
of the school.
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Episcopal Church
i Women s Groups
j Are Reorganized
! Women's organizations of St.
Mark's Episcoal church are be
ing reorganized and in the fu
ture will meet in two groups,
one in the daytime and one
j which will hold evening meet-
i ings.
The daytime group will hold
all-day sessions, meeting at the
new parish hall at 10:30 a. m.
i for Red Cross sewing to be fol
lowed by lunch at noon and an
afternoon meeting. The name
of this group and the schedule
of meetings will be decided at
a gathering Oct. 3. Mrs. Arthur
G. McMillin and Mrs. H. Gates
will serve as co-presidents of
the daytime group, each presi
dent being responsible for one
meeting a month.
Meeting in the evening will
be the Evening Guild, with the
next session scheduled for Mon
day, Sept. 25, at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Fabrick, 106
Crater Lake avenue at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Paul Selby is president cf
the Evening Guild. The group
will meet the second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
The Altar Guild, of which
Mrs. John Moffat is chairman,
will hold called meetings from
time to time.
State Conference
Children's Group
Held In Portland
Rebekah Lodge
Has Fun Party
Monday Evening
Wearing ridiculous clothing,
including hats fashioned from
such items as paper plates and
cheese cartons, members of Re
bekah lodge enjoyed a fun fest
following the regular business
meeting of the group last Mon
day. The party had been planned
by Mrs. Bess Dyer and a com
mittee of helpers.
Mrs. Homer Harvey's fun hat
was voted the prize winner after
all had been displayed. A num
ber of games were played during
the evening and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Marie Han:
sen, assisted by a committee.
Carrying out the fun theme of
the evening, members were
served cake and potato chips
from a table laid with funny
papers and used pages from
magazines for napkins. Table
decorations were fashioned from
vegetables.
Breakfast Party
Given By Posse
Following Ride
Another of the series of break
fast parties given during the late
summer weeks by the Jackson
County Sheriff's Posse was held
last Sunday morning at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Philips,
Big Boulder Orchard, with mem
bers of the Ladies Mounted
Troop as guests.
Members of the two troops
enjoyed an early morning ride
and upon arrival at the Philips'
home, breakfast was served from
tables on the lawn. In charge of
the breakfast were Dr. James C.
Hayes, Dr. Philips, Max Mill
hollin and Dr. G. C. Phette
place. About 65 riders were present
for the ride and party.
Mrs. Gllstrap- To Visit
Relatives In North
Mrs. Ernest R. Gllstrap, 35
Geneva street, left Friday for
Portland and Seattle to spend
two weeks with relatives.
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Woodrow and Crater Lake
West Side School
Holds Swim Party
Children of the West Side
school, with their teachers and
parents, were entertained at a
swimming pnrtv the evening of
Sept. 15 ntthe Alfred S. V. Car
penter home, Topsldcs. on the
Old Stage Road. Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Clark acted as hosts to the
group.
After the swimming party, the
parents and'school staff served
a picnic supper, with water
melon furnished by Mr. Potter.
Both the children and parents
had an especially pleasant eve
ning and extended their hearty
thanks to the Carpenters for
their invitation.
Epsilon Chapter
Teacher's Group
Resumes Meetings
Epsilon chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma held the first
meeting of the fall Saturday, i
Sept. 16, at the Girls' Communi
ty club. This organization, na
tional honor society for women
in the teaching profession, has
teachers from Ashland, Medford j
and Grants Pass in Epsilon chap-
ter with Miss Delie Whisenant, '
Medfbrd high school teacher, as j
head of the valley chapter. I
During the session reports on I
the state convention, held last
spring in Salem, were given by
Mrs. Alice Willetts of Ashland, i
Miss Ruth Ella Dickerson and'
Mrs. Maybclle Klemm. Missl
Vv hisenant gave the "year's chal-
National and state officers of
the Children of the American
Revolution and the state regent,
Mrs. Bert B. Lowry, Medford, of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, sponsoring group,
attended the state conference of
the Oregon State society, Chil
dren of the American Revolu
tion, held last Sunday in Port
land at the Multnomah Hotel.
Attending were Mrs. L. M. Hea-
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ior president, Mrs. Heward P.I Yl ',Z ' "u"""s me program
Arnest, Portland, national senior I e,comlng mnths, and a roll ;
vice-president, and Mrs. E. F. ' a1' members, including!
Smith of Portland, state senior , Z , servlce nd in other
president. I Erts f th? country, was given
During elections Larry Miller' yra J)1,5i Lynea Quinlan of
of Medford, grandson of Mrs. I roa"ts Pa. The roll call had
Lowry, was named to the office Tll?hprepa by Miss Daphne
of chaplain. Larry is a member f'a'thews of Grants Pass, unable
of Gen. Joseph Lane society,! rjf.J5 s?.n tneeting.
the Jackson county unit of the' D "5 social hour Mrs. H.
CA R. Other Junior officers. f Ashland, whose
elected were Miss Evelyn Gar- m"rr'af .took place recently,
nett, Portland, junior president: I " ayuhonored and
George Koch. Portland, Junior f" Wlt,h a wedding cake,
vicc-presklent; William Wallace,:'""- wel he former Miss
Newbcrg, Junior treasurer; Missi e,ly "'mar Ashland teacher.
Jacqueline Murray, Portland, j Californian Arrtves
corresponding secretary; Mrs. I For Stay In Medford
Robert J. O'Donnell, Portlahd.
recording secretary; Diana Pratt,
Portland, historian.
Mrs. Lowry left for the north
about 10 days ago and has been
visiting various chapters of the
D.A.R.
Relatives Are Guests
At Robinson Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robinson.
104 King street, are entertaining
as guests Mr Robinson's sister,
Mrs. Arthur Salinger of Portland
and Mrs. Robinson's mother,
Mrs. Kate Porter of Silvrrton.
Ore. The visitors have beon here
for the past two weeks and will
leave tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs
Robinson and their dtniRhter,
Janet, recently came to Medford
from Klamath Falls to reside
and purchased the former Wilson
home on King street.
Herb Launsnach of RtnrUmi
Calif., former Medford resident,
arrived yesterday from the
south and will visit his mother,
Mrs. George Launspach, 307
South Oakdale avenue, and his
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Robbins and son, Her
bert, 915 West Eleventh street.
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