MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MliDKOKD. OREGON
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19H3
Herb Group
To Install
Officers of the Rogue Valley
Herb Society will be in stalled
Tuesday, December 17 and past
presidents of the organization
will be honored during the meet
ing when the society's annual
Christmas party and gift ex
change also will be conducted.
The event will open at 1:30 p.m.,
and will be held in the Girls
Community Club.
A demonstration on making
herb wreaths and swags will be
given by Mrs. Charles Ray and
Mrs. R. D. Abel. Roll call will
be answered by ways to use
holly and mistletoe.
A grab bag will be on the pro
gram. A special hot herb tea
will be served with other herb
teas by Mrs. George Dean, and
Mrs. William Baker, Roseburg.
Cookies are to be furnished by
the members.
At the last society meeting
Mrs. Lorraine Snyder, San Di
mas, Calif., was a guest.
Mrs. Sid Hansen gave a re
view on lovage and parsley and
Mrs. Elsa Walker talked on
lemon mint. Mrs. Charles Mc
Farlan and Mrs. Dale Hoover,
both Ashland, served as hostess-
The construction of a kitchen
knife indicates quality. The bet
ter knives will have the blade
extended half or the full length
of the handle and will be fas
tened with two or three good
sized rivets.
Ideas
The Aromas of
Christmas Are Here
in
Scented
Candles
For an old fashioned
Christmas touch we
suggest BAYBERRY
Candles ind for the
pine and spice scents
of the season we have
ESSENCE OF CHRIST-MAS.
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Mr. and Mrs. David William Rnohr
Catwlic Church Scene ,
Of Roohr-Steanis Rites
Miss Carol Lee Stearns, 210
South Columbus Avenue, be
came the bride of David William
Roohr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam A. Roohr, Route 3, Box 51,
Medford, in a ceremony at Sa
cred Heart Catholic Church.
The bride's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. V. F. Stearns, 2958 Free
land Road, Central Point.
The Rev. Gilbert Lulay offici
ated at the noon wedding and
nuptial mass attended by 75
guests. White and blue chrys
anthemums decorated the altar
for the November 30 rites.
The bride wore a floor length
dress of Chantilly lace accented
with iridescent sequins and seed
pearls. Her elbow length veil
was held by a white satin pillbox
and she carried a white cattlcya
orchid encircled by lilies of the
valley and blue satin leaves. Her
father escorted her to the altar.
Mrs. Daniel Hargis, sister of
the bridegroom, attended the
bride. She wore a blue chiffon
frock with lace jacket and a blue
crown with pearls. She carried
blue asters and white chrysan
themums. Brother Best Man
Daniel Hargis served as best
man for his brother-in-law. Ed
ward Welch, Route 1, Box 1,
Jacksonville, cousin of the bride,
and Jeffery Hardrath, cousin of
the bridegroom, seated t h e
guests.
For her daughter's wedding
and reception which followed at
North's Chuck Wagon, M r s.
Steams wore a gold wool suit
with brown accessories. Mrs.
Roohr chose an avocado and
white three piece suit with
brown accessories. They both
wore brown and green orchid
corsages.
At the reception Mrs. Edward
Welch, aunt of the bride, cut and
served the wedding cake. Miss
Deborah Hardrath, cousin of the
bridegroom, presided at the
punch bowl. Mrs. Harry Fitzpat
rick poured coffee and served
the bridegroom's cake, and Miss
Patricia Stearns, sister of the
bride, was in charge of the
guest book. Also assisting was
Mrs. Tom Winniford.
The bride attended Medford
High School and is a telephone
operator for Pacific Northwest
Bell Telephone Company. Mr.
Roohr attended St. Mary's High
School and is employed by Tim
ber Products Company.
For traveling the bride wore
a blue wool sheath dress with
black accessories.
The newlyweds are making
their home at 210 South Colum
bus Avenue.
The evening prior to the wed
ding Mr. and Mrs. Roohr were
hosts for a dinner at their home
following the wedding rehearsal.
Twenty-one guests attended.
Among the out-of-town guests
attending the wedding and re-
ception were Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Beyerl, Veneta, Ore.; Mr.
and Mrs. R. Buccio and daugh
ter, Areata, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Butler and daughter,
Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel
Gulhcries, Talent; and Mrs.
Katie Hopper, Grants Pass.
Here'sWhat
Other Half
Is Buying
By Gay Pauley
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tn Santa- Fnrpat thp new hnll.cp-
coat I originally requested for
Christmas. Instead, remember
me with a lloor-lengtn eninenuia
peignor.
Skip past the new draperies
I'd said would be welcome for
tha hia hnHrnnm .lust linlnnri
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instead imported blue fox fur
blanket witn malcning pinows
for the bed.
Kpvpr mind T mentioned I
could use a new wool for the
Mnkp thp list read
instead a fur coat dress of
black broadtail plus dinner
date with hubby at Le Pavilion
to show it on.
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U'o u7u,,i In on nnt bv mere
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chauffeur courtesy . of a gift
certificate wnicn you can u
you're feeling really opulent-all.
c.i, lnvnrv nffprines men-
(mnnH urn tmnparinc in infinite
variety this year, indicating
there are a 101 oi people wuh
a lot of money to spend on
gifts. Walk in any store to see
what I mean.
That floor - length chinchilla
neennir (Saks Fifth Avenue)
goes for $14,000.
The blue fox blankets, to in
a double bed, are $1,800. Match
ing pillows are $85 each (both
from Georges Kaplan, New
York).
The assortment on fur varia
tions in the luxury class turns
out to be amazing. Several fur-
nnA fni Hpnartmonts in
stores offer mink lap robes,
mink duffel bags, Diue iu ui
oiinnpec fnr nl-hnme wear.
And one furrier (Kaplan) offers
mink boots witn learner suie
and low stacked leather heel
for $150 a pair. There's a white
mink throw trom one o i u ;
(Saks) for $895: it also offers
t i jucenc nf a variety of
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pelts including black broadtail
priced at sh.uuo ana joguoi ,u,
$3,000.
Fnr Men
r l,.j,n nf men's stores
a ka turned euanaco.
fur from an andes mountain
animal with a coat similar 10
vicuna, into lap robes in natur
al shades of beige and white to
sell for $750 each.
Vicuna remains a luxury fab
ric; a man's vicuna robe is
available for $600. Vicuna ear
mu'fs, in turn, are a mere
$7 per pair.
But it's in the jewelry world
that the costliest gifts abound.
One store (Neiman-Marcus)
offers a catseye necklace with
matched stones surrounded by
diamond petals for $110,000. One
jewelry firm in New York (Car-
tier) offers a cushion-shaped
emerald ring set on platinum
and surrounded by diamonds
for $175,000. An 18-carat gold
mesh evening bag, envelope
shape, with a diamond border
is available for $6,000. Another
evening carryall with a gold
arid diamond design is $9,000. A
diamond necklace choker goes
for $95,000.
What may well rank as the
world's most precious picture
frame consists of 108 diamonds
arranged in scrolls of 18 carat
gold. The frame, two and one
half inches tall, sells for $2,500.
(Veneto, New York).
Other luxury gift items avail
able: At least one New York lim
ousine rental service (Bucking
ham Livery, Inc.) offers gift
certificates tor Rolls Koyce
rentals including a uniformed
chauffeur for $10 an hour;
Men's umbrellas with copper
and sterling antique handles at
$50 each; a vicuna sports shirt
(plain polo style) (or $120; a
silver and gold, 18-carat humid
or, shaped like a drum for
$200;
A heads or tails coin for toss
ing, $04; a gold golf tee, $35;
a sable lipstick brush in gold
case $27; a lifetime nail file of
sapphire and diamond crystals,
$12;
For the kiddies, a train con
sisting of electric locomotive
and Pullman car which can
haul the "engineer' and five of
his playmates, priced at $1,500
with track;
And of course everyone's al
ready heard of that "his" and
"her" submarine, which i t s
marketers call the "ultimate in
togetherness" for $18,700.
Civil Defense
Films Slated;
Party Planned
Jack Larson will show films
of civil defense and the junior
air cadets, at the Tuesday, De
cember 17, meeting of Crater
Lake Post, Veterans of Foreign
wars and Auxiliary.
The meeting will be held at
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
hall, 42 North Front Street.
The post will hold a short
business meeting following the
program. Entertainment and re
freshments are planned by the
auxiliary.
The annual Christmas party
of the group will be held Sun
day, December 22, at the hall at
2 p.m. Members of the post and
auxiliary and their families
are invited to attend. A
Christmas tree with Santa and
gifts and candy for the children
will be included in the after
noon's events. Refreshments will
be served.
The tree will be decorated the
evening of Friday, December
20. Members are to meet at 7:30
p.m. and bags of candy and
fruit will be filled at the same
time.
Reames Club
Slates Music
Mrs. R. G. Snider, Ashland,
will sing songs of the Christ
mas season during the luncheon
meeting of Reames Social Club
Wednesday, December 18 at 12
noon in the Medford Masonic
Temple.
Members whose birthdays are
in the last quarter of the year
will be honored.
Mrs. William Hatzi, president,
will preside for the business
meeting.
Mrs. H. L. Nulton is chair
man for the event, assisted by
Mrs. Cole Holmes, Mrs. Dale
Sawyer, Mrs. Ernest Price and
Mrs. Ray Bailey.
All interested members of Or
der of the Eastern Star are invited.
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Dim-toil--. Rath Oil, $3.50. Nnt shown; Direclnire Talc,'
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that will be lost in cooking and
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