-FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Society
March of Dimes
Benefit Bridge
Given At Club
About 60 women gathered at
the Outpost yesterdoy for the
benefit dessert-bridge sponsored
by army and navy officers' wives
' lor the infantile paralysis fund.
Serving on the committee in
charge of arrangements were
Mrs. Dean Brooks, general chair
man, Mrs. John W. Horsley, Mrs
. Virgil Lancaster, Mrs. Franklin
Balch, Mrs. Walter Krucgcr,
1 Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Mrs. C. D
Hazel and Mrs. William Lewis.
Hostesses at the bridge tables
were Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer,
Mrs. C. Rcase Braley, Mrs. John
' C. Mann, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs
Balch, Mrs. Horsley, Mrs. Lan-
i caster, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. F. O.
: Johnston, Mrs. Robert Sleetur.
Mrs. Donald Moore, Miss Vir-
'. ginla Hammond and Miss Nan
nctte Holmes.
Mrs. Luclnda Hubbard was
1 awarded a bouquet of flowers
for high score at bridge while
Mrs. Lewis Gunthcr was award
ed a prize of $25 which was then
' donated to the March of Dimes
fund.
Couple To Wed .
In Long Bsach;
Party Is Given
Miss Alba Blanch!, Jackson
ville highway, will leave Mon
day for California and her mar
riage to Chester N. Smith will
. take place at Long Beach Feb.
5. The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of .Irs. John Bianchl while
her fiance is a son of Mr. and
, Mrs. John Smith of Eagle Pojnt.
He is a torpedoman's mate in the
navy and currently is stationed
; ot Terminal Island, San Pedro.
Miss Bianchl is making the trip
south by air.
Thursday Mrs. Emll Pastcga
of Klamath Falls and Mrs. John
, Greene of Medford entertained
at a shower (or Miss Bianchl. the
affair being at the Bianchl home.
;. Present for the shower were
: Mrs. William Carter and Nlrs.
!' John W. Smith, Eagle Point;
i Mrs. Emll Andren, Irene Pastcga
' of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Sebas
tian Apollo, Mrs. Hugo Ford,
i Mrs. Blanch! and the guest ot
honor In addition to the host-1-
esses.
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Lawrence's
JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP
3S Yetrs In Mdford. Sptclallslng In Fine Diamonds onlf
Atk the parson who weara a Lawranca Diamond
Sunday. Fab. 3. 1948
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Miss Towndrow
Becomss Bride
In Chapel Rites
An event of last week was
the wedding of Miss Mildred
Virginia Towndrow, daughter of
Mr. end Mrs. George Towndrow,
1035 West Tenth street, to James
Leftrr Wordcn. The groom Is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wor
dcn, Medford-Jacksonville Star
Route.
The wedding took place Wed
nesday, January 30, at the Cha
pel of the Rocks and Roses,
with the Rev. D. E. Millard per
forming the ceremony at eight
o'clock in the evening. '
Miss Towndrow's wedding cos
tume was a pale blue suit with
which she wore white accessories
and a corsa'jo of gardenias and
roses. Miss Betty C'urman, maid-
of-honor, wore a gray suit with
red accessories and a corsage of
white carnations,
Weston A. Worden, brother of
the groom, was best man.
Boforo the service the fiev.
Millard sang "Always' and with
Mrs. Millard sang "Moonlight
and Roses.1 Twenty guests were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Worden will
make their home in Medford.
The bride has been on the staff
of the Vestern Thrift store here
In recent months while the
groom was recently discharged
from the army alter two and
one-half years with the Fifteenth
air force in the African-Italian
theater of operations. Both arc
graduates of Medford senior
high school.
Mcny Candidates
To Be Initiated
A large class of candidates will
be initiated at a meeting of
Crater Lake auxiliary, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, set for Tues
day, Feb. 5, at the Medford ar
mory at 8 p. in. Refreshments
will be served after the meeting
to post and auxiliary members
by a committee headed by Mary
DeBerry, social chairman.
Any mother, wife, sister or
daughter of a veteran who has
seen service In the United Stales
armed forces on foreign soil or
in hostile waters Is eligible to
join the auxiliary and should
contact Mary Schulz, 054 South
Holly street, membership chalr-man.
Couples Entertain
At Dinner Parties;
Visitor Honored
A numb;r of dinner and cock
tail parties have been given In
recent daya to enliven the post
holiday season.
Dr. and Mrs. B. L. 'Lageson
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert K."
Norris entertained last Saturday
evening, guests being invited to
the Lageson heme, 34 Glen Oak
court, for cocktails, and the Nor
ris home on Hlllcrest road (or
dinner. Thirty guests attended.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs.
Justin Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Jackson were hosts for a
similar affair, with cocktails
served at the Smith home on
Geneva' street and dinner and
bridge following at the Jackson
home, 1917 East Main street.
Also entertaining last evening
were Mr. tnd Mrs. Frank Far
rell, who invited guests to their
home on East Main street for
cocktails and supper. The affair
honored Mrs. Mildred Paige
Davis, Beverly Hills, Calif., who
Is spending a few days In Med
ford as a guest of the Farrells.
Capt. and Mrs. F r a n k 1 1 i
Balch entertained last Saturday
afternoon at a small cocktail
party, the aflair being at their
apartment, 1810 East Main
street. Guests were Capt. H. B
LaFavre, Col. J. M e r r 1 a m
Moore, Col. and Mrs. John W.
Horsley, Mrs. Sprague Riegel,
Mrs Margaret Blddle,1 Mr. and
Mrs. C. Rease Braley and Mr.
and Mrs. Gain Robinson.
Salem Women In City
For Week-end Visit
Mrs. Rosalie Porter, former
M-jdford resident, and her moth
er. Mrs. J. Jones, both of Salem,
are spending the week-end in
nnrffr,rH Mrs. Porter is a guest
of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Durno,
1913 Hillerest road, and ner
mother is with Mr. and Mrs.
George Porter, 826 Minnesota
avenue.
Phyllis England
Wed January, Zl
To Mr. Schroeder
Tn a ecremonv Tuesday, Jan
29, at the Chapel of the Rocks
and Roses Miss Phyllis Iona Eng
land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. England, Prospect
hpenme the bride of Richard
rtnhert Schroeder of loleao,
fire., son of Mr. and Mrs, L-in
C. Dragland, Denver, coio. ine
Rev. D. E. Millard read tne
Rervlce.
The bride's gown was of while
satin with a lace finger-tip veil
held by a coronet. She carried
a bouquet of gardenias and red
roses.
Matron of honor was Mrs. F.
W. Thome, who wore a white
flowered jersey dress and a cor
sage of gardenias and white car
nations.
Joe Thompson served as best
man.
The Rev. and Mrs. Millard
sang o Promise Me and
'Moonlight and Roses, during
the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of
Prosser, Wash., high school and
Our Lady of Lourdes hospital.
Pasco, Wash. The groom re
turned recently from five years,
nine months service with the ma
rine corps in the Pacific where
he was a prisoner of the Japa
nese for 39 months.
Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder plan
to make their home In Toledo.
Birthday Party
Given By Club
Jolly Stitchers' club held the
first of a series of birthday par
ties at the home of Mrs. Helen
Ford, 339 South Central avenue,
Wednesday afternoon. The first
party honored Mrs. Jessie SIurr
and Mrs. Hollars and gifts were
exchanged.
Mrs. Laura West of Post Falls.
Ida., former member of the club
visiting in Medford, was a guest
Others present were the Mes-
dames Ruth Miller, Jessie Stagg.
Myrtle Atwood, Beth Yarnell
Austla Barneburg, Wllma Hayes,
Junta Ovelman, Ida Hollars.
Vera Rlchmand and Helen Ford.
Next meeting of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Miller, 542 North Bartlett street,
Feb. 15.
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Piano House
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Queen of Nik Daughters
Will Visit Zuleima Temple
Important on the social calen
dar this week are various af
fairs planned for Mr. Harry
Atkins of Davenport, Iowa,
supreme queen of the Daughters
of the Nile, who will be in Med
ford Wednesday and Thursday
to visit Zuleima Temple. Mrs.
Atkins Is a member of Pyramid
Temple No. 10 of Davenport.
Wednesday after noon Mrs.
Atkins will attend a Nile cere
monial set for two o'clock at
the Medford Masonic temple.
Mrs. Harry Nordwlck, Zuleima
Temple queen, will preside over
the ceremonial and the uniform
ed patrol, of which Mrs. Eugene
Orr Is captain, will do escort
duty. A chorus of voices from
Medford, Ashland and Grants
Pass, under the leadership of
Mrs Howard Bush, will assist
in the cer -monial.
The committee In charge of
arrangements is made up of the
Mcsdamcs Frances Flynn, Har
ry Barneburg, Darrell Huson.
Paul Rynning, Oscar Anderson,
Claude Holmes and Lyle P. Wil
cox. A buffet supper will be
served by members of Grace
circle of the Presbyterian
church, this to be at the temple
at six o'clock following the
ceremonial.
Hostesses assisting in the ban
quet room will be Mrs. William
A. Young, hostess for the year,
assisted by Mrs. Maude Holmes,
Mrs. David Roberts, Mrs. O. O.
Horner, Mrs. William H. Holt
and Mrs. A. C Leighton.
Mrs. Ralph Lue, assisted by
Mrs. Ina Huson, is arranging a
proEram for the evening and
chairmen from other cities who
will assist are Mrs. Elmer
Spalding of Grants Pass, Mrs.
Harr Travis of Ashland, Mrs
Steve Moss, Klamath .Falls, and
Mrs. Ray Allen, Eugene.
Mrs. Atkins will be honored
at a tea Thursday afternoon for
officers and members of the
Daughters of the Nile, the af
fair to be at the home of .Mrs.
O. L. Overmeyer, 610 South
Holly street, from two to five
q'clock. Assisting Mrs. Over
meyer with the tea will be Mrs.
A. Orin Schenck, Mrs.. A. A.
Soekatz, Mrs. R. R. Ebel, Mrs.
S. Ralph Dippel, Mrs. L. P.
Older, Mrs. C. E. Kunz, Mrs.
Grant Todd, Mrs. Joe Hcarin
and Mrs. Lenore Kelfom, past
queen. Pouring will be Mrs
N. G. Bates and Mrs. Earl New-
bry, Ashland, and Mrs. Frank
Vannlce and Mrs. Sam Baker of
Grants Pass, all four past .queens
of the temple. ..
Mrs. Atkins, who is touring
the nation to visit the entire 64
temples, will leave Thursday
evening for Sacramento and
other California temples.
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Guild Announces
Monday Meeting
New officers of St. Mark's Altar
guild will conduct their first
meeting since election when the
crrnnn frnfhor Mnndav at 6:30 D.
m. in . the church parish house
for a pot-lucK supper, mrs. u.
O. Hood is the newly elected di
rector, Mrs. W. D. Huber is the
assistant director and Mrs. Step
hen G. Nye, Jr., is the secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs. L. G. Miles and Mrs.
Royal E. Bebb will be hostesses
for the evening.
Book Review Announced
Mrs. W. E. Haskins will re
view the book, "The Vigil of a
Nation," by Lin Yutang at the
February meeting of the College
Women's club of the Rogue River
Valley. The gathering is sched
uled for the Girls', Community
club Feb. 9 at 2 p. m.
Mrs. B. A. Clark will be hos
tess for the meeting and Mrs. R
F. Nye will be social chairman.
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Miss Hollenbeck
To Become Bride
Of Roland Hogue
Announcement of the be
tnthal of Miss Faye Hollen
beck to Roland F. Hogue was
made at a dinner at Rogue Riv
er lodge the evening of Jan. 26.
Miss Hollenbeck is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hollen
back, 722 North Riverside, and
her fiance Is a son of Mrs Fran
ces Taylor, 108 Newtown street
The wedding has been set for
June 30.
Guests at the dinner were
tha Misses Vernon Tye, Betty
Deaver, Helen Weathers and
Thurza Czeck and Robert Hol
lenbeck, Bill Underwood, Clin
ton Bennett, Wayne Harris and
the betrothed couple.
Miss Hollenbeck was graduat
ed from Medford high school
with the class of 1944 while Mr.
Hogue was a member of the
1940 class of Mt. Shasta high
school in California. He spent
two years in Europe with the
15th air force.
The brid-j-elect is leaving soon
to spend a month with relatives
and friends in The Dalles, Ore.,
and other cities. .
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Gardeners Plan
Program On Birds
Discussion of birds will fea
ture the morning laboratory ses
sion of the Medford Garden club
Thursday at 9:30 a. m. with Mrs.
R. T. Nichol and Mrs. Howard
Bush in charge. A display of
feeders, houses, seeds, scrap
books and other pertinent ma
terial is being planned. It is
stated that the usual laboratory
charge will be waived for this
meeting.
Planning for spring gardens
will be the afternoon topic, with
Mrs. C. C. Sater leading discus
sion. Mrs. Otto Edwaldsen will
be tea chairman.'
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A fur representative will be at
the ttora all week to help you
make your selection from the
finest collection shown this lea-ion.
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Women Honored
At Bridge Party
Friday Evening
Mrs. Jane S w a n s o n and
Mrs. Joe Barrett were honored
guests ot a bridge-dessert given,
by Mrs. Joe Dugan and her sis-i
ter. Miss Christine Devaney, at,
Miss Devaney's home on East,
Jackson last Friday evening!
Mrs. Swanson is leaving this
month to make her home in
Seattle and Mrs. Barrett has;
come from Corvallis to Join her:
husband who was recently dis
charged from the service.
Gifts were presented to Mrs. I
Swanson and Mrs. Barrett and
bridge prizes were won by Mrs
James Murray, Mrs. Swanson
and Mrs. Larry Espey.
Other guests attending include
Mesdames Jay Elliott, Clarence
Schmidt, Robert Wright, O. J.
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