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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 81, 1941
SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS of the WEEK
Br BETTT SHOEMAKER
Miss Tyrrell Weds
'. Rev. Bowdoin in
Sunday Ceremony
Harried Sunday afternoon at
. tha First Presbyterian church in
Rogue River were Mis Marga
ret Arlene Tyrrell, daughter of
A. M. Tyrrell of Rogue River
and Rev. Joseph A. Bowdoin,
' ton of Mrs. Carl Worley of
Klamath Falls. Attending were
relatives and friends of the
couple.
The ceremony was read by
the Rev. Mr. Roberts of Medford,
as the wedding rjartv stood be
fore a large arch banked with
gladioli and ferns. Miss Eileen
Dick played the traditional wed-
ami music and Mrs. Madge
Stlehl sang, "Always and "My
Savior and Shepherd."
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was attired In an
afternoon dress of promenade
blue with golden tobacco acces
sories. She was attended hv hoc
sister, Miss Arietta Tyrrell of
rtogue River, who wore an after
noon dress of benedictine brown
with dark brown accessories.
The bridegroom was attended by
; his brother, Willard Bowdoin of
. Klamath Falls. Ushers were
George Martin, Jr., and Willis
Stiehl.
Following the wedding a re-
cepuon was neia at the A. M.
Tyrrell home. The counle l,.f t nn
a month's wedding trip and will
da ai nome to their friends in
the Rogue River manse where
, Rev. Bowdoin will continue his
' work as minister of the Presby
terian church.
Out-of-town guests attending
were Mrs. Carl Worley, mother
of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs.
' Willard Bowdoin of Klamath
Tails and Mrs. Luella M. Stearns
. of Ashland.
Weds At Parent's Home
Clenna Minear,
Charles Thompson
Wedded, Aug. 24
Miss Glenna Minear, daughter
of Mrs. Jessie M. Minear of this
city and Charles H. Thompson,
Jr., of Washington, D. C, were
married last Sunday at 3 p. m.
t the home of the bride's moth
er. Immediate relatives of the
bride were present for the cere
mony. The bride wore a basque
styled wedding gown of white
marquisette trimmed with lace
with a shoulder length veil. She
carried a bouauet of lllie nH
pin roses.
Miss Bradlev Thnmn...
Washington, D. C, sister of the
groom, attended the bride. She
wore pink net floor-length
gown trimmed with blue ribbon
and carried a bouquet of pink
roses and blue delphinium. Don
ald Minear, brother of tha bride,
was best man.
The service was read by the
Rev. L. F. Belknap, pastor of the
First Methoriit rhnk k.
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background of white gladioli
ana paimt.
Following the wedding an In
formal reception honored the
wedding party. The service table
was centered with a bouquet of
white gladioli and on either side
were lighted white tapers. The
wedding cake was cut by the
bride.
The couple left on a wedding
trip to San Francisco and Colo
rado Springs, Colo., and will re
turn to Washington, D. C, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Thompson Is a graduate
of Medford high school and Med
ford Business college and for the
past year has been
the national capital in a civil
ervice position in the navy de
partment. Mr. Thompson is asso
ciated with the Potomac Electric
Power company in Washington,
D. C.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding were Miss Thomp
son of Washington, D. C, Mr.
and Mrs. Evan Alborn of Port
land: Miss Betty Alborn of Bre
merton, Wash., Mrs. Robert C
Minear of Kort Ord, Cal., Mrs!
Carl E. Williams and sons. Gary
and Roser nf Kinmntk rn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Robinson
and daughter, Pauline of Kerby
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Wedding Read At
Grants Pas Church
Of Interest to friends in this
city is the marriage of Miss Ro-
Deria uoriana, aaugmer ot Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Borland of Grants
Pass, to George Erickson. inn
of Mr. and Mrs. William Erick
son of Portland.
The ceremony was read at the
St. Luke's EDiscooal church in
Grants Pass Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock with the Rev. Phil
lip Nelson presiding.
The bride chose a white silk
Jersey wedding gown with a fin
gertip veil and carried a shower
Douquet oi oouvaraia and white
orchids. She was attended by
Miss Sybil Gilbson as maid of
honor, who wore rose silk Jersey
and Miss Catherine Ford, of this
city, as bridesmaid, wearing
powder blue silk Jersey. The at
tendants wore contrasting halns
fashioned of sweetpeas and glad
ioli blooms, and carried shower
bouquets of similar flowers.
Kooert norland, Jr., was best
Boyd-Nelson '
Rites Witnessed
By Large Croup
More than 100 relative
friends gathered at the I. O. O. F.
hall in Jacksonville Friday eve
ning to witness the marriage of
Miss Anna BnvH riniioh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Boyd of
this CitV to Albert Nnlann nn
of Mrs. L. A. Nelson of Sterling.
An escort of six of the milt
tary branch of the Odd Fellows
lodge preceded the wedding
party to the altar. Tha rno
ceremony was read bv the Rev.
E. M. Mallory of Jacksonville.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a becoming
blue gown and carried a bou
quet of roses and asters. She
was attended by Mrs. Virginia
Wicker. George Bradlev was
best man. Traditional wedding
music and incidental numbers
were played by Mrs. Ruth Hoff
man of Jacksonville.
A reception in the historic
old dining hall of the Odd Fel
lows temple followed the cere-
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man. Ushers were John Stott mnnv Th, hti u..
and Don Moyer. with late summer flowers and
uver no guests gathered at a large wedding cake centered
Mrs. Ira Helaren. tha' former Battv Paalra. rfnht .i
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Paska. 1010 South Oakdala avenue, whose
marriage was an event of Sept 21 at tha Paske home. Mr.
and Mrs. Helgrea will reside in Reno, Nev., upon completion
of Mrs. Helgren's nurses training at Stanford Lane hospital In
San Francisco. (Photo by Shangla)
Bridal Shower
Held Wednesday
At Flynn Home
Miss Dorothy Flvnn and Mm
H. L. Hammond, Jr., were hos
tesses at a miscellaneous bridal
shower Wednesday evening at
the D. L. Flynn home, B07 West
10th street, hnnnrina Mrs .tami
Johanscn, the former Rosemary
Lorey, whose wedding was an
event of yesterday morning.
The honored suest received a
number of gifts and games were
enjoyed. Refreshments were
served buffet style from a table
centered with white asters with
white satin streamers to each
corner where colonial nosegay
added a Eav bit of color. Minia
ture colonial nosegays were pre
sented to the ffuests.
Attending were the hnnnrrf
guest. Mrs. Jnhanen hr mntk
er, Mrs. Everett Corey, Mrs. D.
l,. riynn, Mrs. Thayle Ford,
Mrs. Olln Sneed. Miss Jeanne
McKav. Miss Barbara Dnnrla
Miss Frances Meyers, Miss Ro
berta lvanhoe. Miss Marian Far
rell, and the hostesses. Miss
Flynn and Mrs. Hammond, Jr.
Luncheon Held
At Colony Club
Mrs. Gain Robinson and Mrs.
J. J. Emmons were hostesses to
24 friends at a lltnrhiinn Prldav
at the Colony club honoring
Mrs. George Rasmussen and
Mrs. Allyn Munro. of Los An
geles, daughter nf fr and Mr
George Roberts and Mrs. Charles
voornies or Portland, all visitors
in this city.
Organist Visits
At Strang Home
Visiting at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Fred Strang, 416 South
Central avenue, over the week
end is Mrs. Francis Llntott of
Roseburg. She is organist at the
First Christian church in Rose
burg. Local Girls "To
Fir To Medford
Miss Mary Lee Strang
Miss Marybeth Bradfish
rrioay evening for Portland
where ey planned to spend
the week-end. returning to Med-
iora early Monday evening by
United Malnliner.
and
left
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Former Residents
Visit In Medford
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Edwards
and daughter. Miss Roberta, of
Bend arrived here Saturday aft
ernoon by motor for a short
visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Rynnmg, 16 Rose
avenue. The Edwards are for
mer Medford rrsidents.
.
Ashland Residents
Motor to Medford
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Kellom Thurs
day evening were Mrs. Jessie
Kilgore. Mrs Marshall Shields,
Mrs. Prarl W. He and Mrs.
Eleanor Powell ; of Ashland.
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Valley Pears
Theme of Local
Club Meeting
Rogue River vallev nears were
the theme of the Thursday meet
ing of Medford Sojourner club
wnen tney met at the Hotel Med
ford. Each luncheon table was
centered with Dears and the
motif was repeated in name tags
and bridge tallies.
Mrs. Emil Berg wn li-td tn
fill the office of secretary for
the remainder of the term as the
present secretary Is leaving Med
ford. Prizes for the afternoon were
awarded to Mrs. George Daugh
erty, Mrs. Edwin Andren. Mrs.
Floyd Somers, Mrs. Bob Crutch
field and Mrs. Jack Davis.
Guests enjoying the afternoon
were Mrs. Nicholas Chenoweth
Of Seattle. Wash . Rarhsn v.i.
son of Portland, and Mrs. Mc
culloch. Introduced as prospec
tive members were Mrs. Cyril
Glesel. Mrs. H. J. Mnr .nd
Mrs. Fern Langslet.
Mrs. Rex Stroud was chair
man of the afternoon assisted by
Mrs. John McGinley, Mrs. Emil
Berg and Mrs. Ralph McCuI
loch. Guest day will be observed
at the first meeting in c;
ber and each member was asked
to bring a guest.
Nancy Clark
Visits Parents
Miss Nancv PlnrU nf c
Francisco arrived hr FriHov
night for a week's vacation at
the home Of hr napnt. 1
and Mrs. Donald S. Clark,' Wil
low ireex orchards.
Guild ball after the wedding for
the reception after which the
couple left for their new home
in St. Helens, Ore., where Mr.
Erickson has accepted a position
as football coach in the high
school.
Mrs. Erickson attended Ore
gon State college and was a
member of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma social sorority. She has been
employed at the Medford branch
of the First National hank sinr-A
February, making her home at
on ooum uaKdale avenue.
Mr. Erickson graduated from
Willamette universitv nnd tir
graduate work at the University
of Southern California.
Out-of-town
and Mrs. William Erirkinn Mr
and Mrs. L. D. Felps, Mrs. Fred
eecKer and Miss Adella Erick
son, all of Portland and Mr. W
A. Monroe, aunt of the hrid
from MU Vernon, Wash.
Dinner Party
Held at Ashland
Enjoying a dinner nartv Th,,r.
day were a grouD at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Waancr
on Oak street in Ashland. Visit
ing and games were eninved fnl.
lowing the dinner hour,
Attending were Mr. and Mr
R. A. Wagner and Mra rot
Sarah, Mrs. A. E. Kinney, Miss
Lydia McCall. of Ashland- nr
and Mrs. Herman Sommer, Rich
ara and busanne of Kan Fran.
Cisco; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wag
ner, Katherine and Margaret
Ann of Los Angeles: Mrs. T. W.
Miles of Medford and the host
and hostess.
Dinner Honors
Medford Guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. v r.
penter entertained a group of
friends at their home last eve
ning at dinner honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter of Win
chester, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Hunt and their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawks and
Mrs. C. C. Ogdcn of Pasadena,
Cal. Twelve attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Guenther
Entartain Houseguasis
Mr. and Mrs. Ben RlnrU
and two daughters. Miss Betty
Jean and Miss Katherine, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Guenther. 613 South
Newtown street. Thpv mntn,
here from Weaverville. Cal.
where Mr. Blarkmnnr man.
ager of the Purity stores.
the bride's table. The rake was
cut by the bride and groom with
one of the' sabers belonging to
a member of tha military guard
of honor.
The couple left on a wedding
trip to California, Nevada and
Utah and will make their home
in Weyerhaeuser. Ore whr
Mr. Nelson is employed as main
tenance foreman.
The young couple received
many gifts, among them a 52
piece dinner set, a gift of the
Odd Fellows lodge of Jackson
ville and a silver cake dish
which was a gift from the mili
tary escort
Gary Colton
Holds Farewell
Party for Cousin
Gary Cclton. son of Mr ond
Mrs. Sam Colton of 1619 East
Main street, entertained with
farewell oartv Friday finn
honoring his cousin, Jerry Fried
man of Portland who has been
visiting here for a month.
Games were entnvod and lata
refreshments were served, after
wnich the guests motored to the
airport to watch Jerry depart
On ine United Main nr 4nt- hi.
home in Portland.
Alienainff the nartv nr.nji
Tanya and Benny Trowbridge.
Marianne and Rillv Hntr-hUnn
Michael and Sharon Hogan,
uregg Orr, Jacque Lynn Colton,
the honored guest and the host.
Homings Visit
At Owen Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Horning
and daughter. Miss Jane of Port
land were houseguests of Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Owen on
Siskiyou heights for two days
last week. They left Saturday
morning by motor for Crater
Lake, planning to continue on
to Portland. Mr. Horning is
chief forester of the O. and C.
administration.
Former Resident's
Daughter Weds
In Bend Church
Mrs. Harold T. Pierce, tha
former Iris Lenora Hill, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hill
of Central Point. Mrs. . Pierce
is making her home in Central
Point at present as Mr. Pierca
is stationed at Pearl Harbor.
T. H., with tha U. S. navy.
Dlxla Brown To
Enter Junior College
Mrs. Syd I. Brown and daugh
ter, Miss Dixie, 504 South Holly
street, left last night by motor
for San Francisco where Miss
Brown will enter San Francisco
Junior collree Spnf A Mr.
Brown plans to return to Med-
iora alter a short stay In the
bay city.
5. A. Prestridge
Celebrates SOth
Birthday Friday
Celebrating his 90th birthday
anniversary Friday evenintf was
S. A. Prestridge at the home of
his stepson and daughter-in-law,
Mr. ana Mrs. u. j. carpenter.
811 Sherman street.. A small
group of friends called at the
carpenter nome auring tne eve
ning and dominoes, Mr. Prest
ridge's favorite game, were
played.
Mr. and Mrs. Prestridge came
from Fort Worth, Tex., to Med
ford last November and are
I making their home in this city.
Later birthday cake was served.
Honoring Mr. Prestridge were
Mrs. Prestridge, Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Perry, D. Champeau, of
Los Angeles, father of Mrs.
Perrv. Peter Kavanauch and
sons, Arlen and Larry and Miss
iviina navanaugn ana me nosi
and hostess.
Local Visitor
Returns South
Laura Westerbeck of Holly
wood, Cal., left last night by
train for California after a two
weeks visit at the home of Miss
Isabel Stuart and Mrs. R. I.
Stuart, 217 Apple street The
visitor is associated with M-G-M
motion picture studios in the
movie colony.
Miss Westerbeck. Mrs. Stuart
and Miss Stuart returned recent
ly from a fnur-dav visit in Rpnd
where they were guests at the
nome oi Mr. ana Mrs. Kusseil
Davis. Mrs. Stuart is the grand
mother of Mrs. Davis and Miss
Stuart is her aunt.
Miss Margaret Hope Coan,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
John Byron Coan of Bend and
Thomas Terjeson of Camas,
Wash., were married Monday at
1 p. m. at the First Methodist
church in Bend with the bride's
father reading tha ring service
in the presence of a large gath
ering of friends and members
of the congregation.
The bride wore white satin,
cut princess style, long train and
wore a full train length veil
caught in place with a coronet
of seed pearls. She wore a four-
strand necklace of pearls. The
bride's bouquet was a spray of
white gladioli, pale blue del
phiniums, bouvardia and baby
pink rosebuds.
Attending the bride was Miss
Helen Chirgwin, of this city, as
maid of honor who wore peri
winkle blue marquisette with
a shoulder length veil to match.
Bridesmaids were Miss Ann Ter-
ijeson of Pendleton and Miss
Delma Jean Klassen of Salem,
wearing pink embossed organdy
with shoulder length veils. They
carried sprays of maroon asters
and bouvardia and their veils
were held in place with match
ing asters.
Best man was Olaf Terjeson,
of Portland, brother of the
groom. Organ music preceded
the wedding and during the
ceremony incidental music was
played with several vocal selec
tions. A reception followed in
the church parlor where wed
ding cake and punch were
served.
Later the couple left for a
trip which was to include Ore
gon and Washington points of
interest and later to Camas,
Wash., where they will make
their home. Mr. Terjeson Is a
member of the high school fac
ulty in Camas.
Mrs. Terjeson'i father, the
Rev. J. B. Coan, is former
pastor of the Southern Metho
dist church in this city a num
ber of years ago.
Former China
Resident Talks
At Elliott Home
Miss Sweeney Returns
From Bend Visit
Miss Mary Martha swprv
1125 West Main street, has re
turned here after spending a
week In Bend visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. W. B. Hamlin. Miss
Sweeney plans to leave Tuesday
tor Bcaverton where she will
take up her duties in the public
schools. She attended summer
session at University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley.
Pistors Visit
At Barnes Home
Among visitors in the valley
tnis past week were Dr. and
Mrs. W'illiam J. Pistor and son,
Michael, of Tucson, Ariz. Dr.
Pistor is the brother of Mrs.
Ernest L. Barnes of East Main
street and Barneburg road.
During their stay here they
were guests at the Barnes home.
Both Dr. and Mrs. Pistor have
visited here several times dur
ing the summers and have many
friends in the valley.
Bernies Gill
Hera From New York
Miss Bernice Gill, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gill,
122 Cottage street, and her
friend. Miss Anne Gidley of
West Point, N. Y., arrived Thurs
day by motor for a short visit
at the Gill home. They planned
to leave this week-end for Cali
fornia. This is Miss Gill'i first
visit home in a year.
Rev. Edward J. Machle of San
Anselmo, Cal., gave an Interest
ing talk on China at the Worn,
en'i Missionary society of tha
First Presbyterian church re
cently at the home of Mrs. B. R,
Elliott, Ross Lane.
Born in China where hit par.
ents were missionaries. Rev.
Machle told of changes In Chi.
nese home life, economic status,
class distinctions and what
brought about the changes. He
pointed out how western coun
tries are Influencing China aW!
its people, both favorably and
unfavorably. He said that young
people of China are often influ
enced by U. S. motion pictures,
some of which ara misleading in
their portrayal of American
mode of life.
He closed with the thought,
"What kind of a picture does a
Christian make in the eyes of a
country whose background is
not Christian?" Rev. Machle ex.
hibited tapestries and keepsakes
which were presented to hira
when he left China.
During the business session
plans were formulated for the
annual luncheon to be held Sept,
16 with Mrs. Barney Morgan of
Santa Domingo as guest speaker.
Mrs. Chet Guches and Mrs.
Wayne Carter assisted Mrs. Elliott.
Mrs. Lenox f
Visits Here
Mrs. Emma
burg arrived in Medford Thurs
day for a short visit with her
sons and daughters-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Lenox. 819 Kh.
man street and Mr. and at...
Ray Lenox, 16 Rose Avenue. She
plans to return home Tuesday.
She was accompanied to Med
ford by Mrs. Richard Mrr.i.,,
and three daughters and Mrs.
McGouvey's sister. Miss Marian
Nichols of Santa Barbara, Cal.
The visitors stopped here Thurs
day en route to their home in
California. They had been visit
ing in Roseburg with Mrs. Mc
Gouvey's and Miss Nichols1 par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Nichols
and spent last week-end at Dia
mond and Crater lakes.
Visits At 4
Deuel Home
Fred Kramer nA.i - .
land is a week-end visitor at
the home of his mntho.
F. K. Deuel, 1018 South Oak
dale avenue. Hi fri.n a
Swenson of Turlock, Cal., Is' also"
visiting at the Deuel ridnn
and plans to motor north with
Mr. Deuel Monday afternoon for
a short visit in Portland.
While the ladies nf tha ft.
onial days wore cotton hose,
their shoes were made of silk.
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