Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1950, Image 4

rOUH MEDfOPD (OBEOON)
Republican Women
Plan Style Show
On 'Gay Nineties'
Committees have been an
nounced for a style show which
Jackson County Republican Wo-
men will give June 23 at the
Rogue Valley Country club. The
show will have a "Gay Nineties"
theme and is expected to attract
a large number of valley wo-
j men.
Mrs. M. P. Vogel of Shady
' Cove, secretary of the club, has
been named general chairman
of the show by Mrs. Allison
, Moulton, president. Assisting her
on the main committee will be
' Mrs. Curtis Hopkins, chairman,
, Mrs. William McAllister. Mrs.
Joseph T. Antony, Mrs. Al Lit
, trell and Mrs. B. L. Nutting.
Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini and Mrs.
; L. D. Inskeep make up the dec
orations' committee and Miss
Minnie White, chairman, Mrs.
Paul Rynning and Mrs. Yetta
Flowes make up the gift com
mittee. t. Mrs. Ben Stafford will head
the hospitality committee and
i she will be assisted by Mrs.
Winifred Vail, Mrs. Thomas
King, Mrs. Hex Note, Mrs. Kay-
mond Pflaum, Mrs. Edward
: Bolt, Mrs. William H. Fluhrer,
Mrs. W. Zundel, Mrs. C. O.
Lovejoy and Mrs. Earl L. Law
, son.
Heading the ticket sale com
mittee is Mrs. Kenneth Denman.
i chairman, and working with her
. will be Mrs. John Walker, Mrs.
A. J. Loeffler, Mrs. Joe Beach,
,' Mrs. Perrine, Mrs. Harold Bar
! her, Shady Cove, Mrs. James
! Prae, Mrs. William Leever, Mrs.
, Dwlght Findley and Mrs. O. T.
Heyerman.
Mrs. W. W. Stevenson heads
; the publicity committee, with
. Mrs. W. B. McCullough of Ash
1 land, Mrs. Niles Berry, Miss
; Claire Hanley, Mrs. Stephen G.
', Nye and Mrs. Betty Joyner of
Gold Hill as members.
; Recent Bridal Shower
Honors Miss Glover;
June Riles Announced
Miss Pprry Glover, bride
; elect of Donovan Wolfe, was
; guest of honor at a bridal show
; or given May 26 in the home of
; Mrs. ForreM Martin, 1042 South
; Peach street.
; Miss Glover is a daughter of
, Mrs. Mabel Glover, Valley
: View. Ashland. The brldegroom
', elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
; Royal Wolfe, Phoenix. The wed
j ding has been set for June 25
; in Phoenix Presbyterian church.
Guests at the shower included
! Mrs. Jim Semple. Mrs. Eddie
' Glover. Mrs. Ella Adklns, Mrs.
! Snin Wier, Mrs. George Ban
', nisler, Mrs. Eddie Butler. Mrs.
, John Glover. Mrs. Mrlvin L.
' Mitchell, Mrs. Leo Furry. Mrs.
Wolfe, mother of Donovan
; Wolfe; Mrs. Glover, mother of
I the bride-eleel: Mrs. Martin,
Miss Barbara Glover, Miss Jean-
ette Adkins and the hostesses,
, Mrs. Austin Caldwell and Mrs.
Harvey Maxson.
To New York
Mrs. Nettie L. Thompson, S04
Pennsylvania avenue, left Fri
day by train for a 17-dav trip to
Sun Francisco, Salt Lake, Den
ver. Chicago. Niagara, Boston,
New York City and Washington,
D. C.
In New York Mrs. Thompson
will visit her son. Eugene T.
Thompson, formerly from here.
He is now cashier in the New
York office of Canadian Nation
al Railways. It is Mrs. Thomp
son'! first trip to the east coast.
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MAIL TRIBUNE
Miss Alice Ward
Becomes Bride of
Carroll Bel isle
Miss Alice M. Ward became
the bride of Carroll O. Belisle
May 14 in Reno, Nev. Miss Ward
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Bowdish, Cherry lane, and
the bridegroom is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Belisle, Medicine
Lake, Mont.
The ceremony was performed
at 9:45 p.m. by Dr. Adams, pas
tor of the Reno Baptist church.
For her marriage, the bride
wore an aqua gabardine suit
with white accessories. Mrs. An
drews Severson, Myrtle Creek,
was matron of honor and wore a
brown sharkskin suit with white
accessories.
Andrew Severson acted as best
man.
A reception for the newly wed
ded couple was given Friday, in
their home at 612 Park avenue.
Mrs. Severson assisted and about
20 guests attended.
For their wedding trip, the
couple spent some time in Mon
terey and San Francisco, Cal.
The bride attended Medford
high school and the bridegroom
attended Medicine Lake nigh
school.
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Butte Falls Women
Form Garden Club;
Officers Installed
Butte Falls Mrs. Clay Conley
was hostess to a group of Butte
Falls women Thursday, who met
to organize a garden club. Offi
cers were elected and installed
by Mrs. R. T. Nichol, vice-president
of the Siskiyou District of
Oregon Federation of Garden
clubs.
Mrs. J. F. Carson was installed
as president of the new club;
Mrs. A. E. Abbott, vice-president:
Mrs. Keith Scott, secretary
and Mrs. Fred Kincaid, treasur
er. The impressive floral cere
mony symbolized the various
offices and corsages were pre
sented to the new officers.
At the close of the business
meeting. Mrs. C. C. S:iter of the
Medford Garden club was intro
duced. She spoke on hardy per
ennials, their cultures and
habits. Mrs. Sater also presented
the women with specimen plants
for their gardens.
Mrs, Nichol spoke on hybrid
English brooms, illustrating the
various colors with sprigs of
varieties from her own garden.
Mrs. John Holts, who has devel
oped a garden using only native
material, displayed an arrange
ment of wild variegated ginger.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess with Mrs. Holts and
Mrs. Remcn5en presiding at the
tea table. The table was centered
with a miniature woodland
scene of moss, ferns and native
orchids.
Convention Reports
To Feature Meeting
Of Medford League
Reports of both the national
and state conventions will he
given at the monthly meeting of
Medford League of Women Vot
ers set for Saturday, June 3, at
the home of Mrs. R. W. Grav.
Modoc avenue. The meeting is
set for 2 p.m. and will be follow
ed by a tea.
Mrs. S. E. Philios. leacne
president, will report on the na
tional convention in Atlantic
City, and the 10 delegates who
aiienaed ine state convention in
Klamath Falls will participate in
a round-table resume of that
meeting, with Mrs. Frank Fair
weather as moderator.
Anyone Interested in the work
of the league Is cordially Invited
to attend the meeting and tea,
Mrs. Philips states.
Portland Family Here
As Guests of Gilmans
Mrs. Leo Weidner and four
sons, Leo Jr., Bruce, Roger and
steven, of Portland, arrived yes
terday to be house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Gilman. Old
Central Point highway, and to
Join Capt. Leo Weidner, acting
Medford fire chief.
The visitors plan to stay un
til Wednesday. A number of
out-of-door gatherings and pic
nics have been planned by the
Gilmans for their guests.
Vacationists Return
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Schultz, 412 King street, and
Mrs. Florence C. Lance, I2B
South Holly street, have return
ed after spending several days
vacationing and deep sob fishing
at Newport and Pepoe Bay, on
the coast. The party made the
trip in connection with the Busi
ness and Professional Women's
convention held last week in
Corvallis which was attended by
Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Lance.
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WEDDING
Invitations, Marriage Announcements
SOCIAL FORMS
Bridal, Be Surt to Get Your Fret
"Brldt i Booklet"
Sunday, May 28, 1830
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Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Hedgepeth were married May 13 in
the First Christian church. Grants Pass. Mrs. Hedgepeth is the
former Phyllis Mae Hopper, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. H. J, Hopper,
Rogue River, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Hedgepeth of Grants Pass. (Artcraft studio).
Farewell Party Given
For New WAC Recruit;
Will Leave This Week
Mrs. Clyde Fichtner was host
ess in her home at 227 North
Oakdale avenue for a recent
party which honored her niece.
Miss Violet Graham. The affair
was a farewell party for Miss!
Graham who has enlisted in the
Women's Armv Air corps. She
will leave during the week for
Lackland Air base, ban Antonio,
Tex., for training.
Miss Graham has been making
her home with her aunt and un
cle, Mr. and Mrs. Fichtner. and
was formerly a member of the
Bear Creek orchards' office staff.
She is a graduate of the high
school of Carson City, Nev.
Attendine were Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Merrill. Misses Sandra
Larsen and Vivian Cordon, Don
Welles. Wayne Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Wilder and Raymond
Wilder, all of Grants Pass.
From Ashland, was Miss Jill
Chisholm, and from Medford.
Miss Barbara Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Stone and daughter,
Linda; Mr. and Mrs. John l .
Daley, grandparents of the hon
ored guest: Miss Jean Ragsdale
and Misses Shirley and Carolyn
Fichtner, the hostess and honor
ed guest.
Son To Graduate
From West Point
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R.
Smedes. route 1, box 3B4-B, will
leave by air Monday for West
Point, where their son. Norman,
will graduate June 6 from the
United States Military academy.
En route west the couple and
their son will travel by car. mak
ing a leisurely trip of about a
month. They will come by way
of Montana where Mr. Smedqf
plans to Jisn.
Lt. Smedes has been active in
athletics at West Point during
his four years there. He will
have a two-month leave before
being assigned for army duty.
Visitor Leaving
Mrs. Byron Arnold of Los An
geles Is leaving today by plane
tor han rrancisco alter a Drier
visit in the valley with her
brother-in-law and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Darell Huson,
Lindley street. Mrs. Arnold will
meet her parents! Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Warner of Tuscalosa, Ala.,
in San Francisco.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Elects New Officers;
Member Given Shower
Mrs. Dorothea Gustafson was
elected president of Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha sorority at a meeting
of the group May 19, in the
home of Mrs. Russell Rosebor
ough, 718 West Main street.
Mrs. J. D. Barney was elected
vice-president; Miss Helen Jones,
corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. Chester Peterson, treasurer.
Retirine officers for the past
year are Mrs. Howard Phillips,
president; Mrs. William McCord,
vice-president; Mrs. R o s e b o r
ough, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Barney, treasurer.
Mrs. Eloise Winklebleck was
re-elected advisor for the group.
Following the business meet
ing a surprise shower was given
honoring Mrs. Howard Phillips.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess at the close of the
evening.
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Jacksonville Club
Annual Flower Show
Features Many Iris
Jacksonville About 125
named varieties of iris and many
other flowers were displayed in
the Jacksonville Garden club
flower show Tuesday in the
Jacksonville Presbyterian
church recreation rooms.
Specimen blossoms in the iris
group included "Lady Mohr,"
"Solid Mahogany," "Ola Kaia,"
"Mohrson." "Casa Morena."
"Brass Canyon," "Tiffany," and
"Painted Desert." which were
especially beautiful,, and lesser
known than many irises.
Also featured were miniature
arrangements of spring flowers
and shrubs. Flower and feather
corsages were displayed and bird
houses were shown.
Mrs. W. H. Arnold displayed
some of her Dresden craft ware.
A silver tea was served during
the afternoon. Miss Mollic Ray
and Mrs. Lee Port poured. Mrs.
Arnold expressed her apprecia
tion to those who helped make
the flower show a success.
Midwest Visitors
Guests of Elliotts
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bickerdike
of Kansas City. Mo., and Mr.
and Mrs. Burt Dyer. Sebastopol,
Calif., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Don Elliott, 2705 Howard ave
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name CYMA-TAVANNES
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IACH MOOIt.
Members of Lodge
Named to Office;
Award Is Received
The recent Rebekah and Odd
Fellow slate convention in As
toria resulted in a number of
elections and appointments of
valley members to state posts.
Mrs. Ed Pease of Medford
was appointed right supporter
to the chaplain of the auxiliary
to the Patriarchs Militant: Mrs.
A. H. Hansen of Medford was
appointed flag sergeant of the
same order and Mrs. Warren
Hazen of Ruth Rebekah lodge in
Jacksonville was installed con
ductor of the Rebekah Assem
bly. Grand lodge and assembly for
1951 will be held in Klamath
Fa'ls. Mrs. Helen Davis of Sea
side, Ore., was elected assembly
state president.
Mrs. Minnie Bryant of Olive
Rebekah lodge in Medford re
ceived the state prize for the
best publicity during the past
year. Mrs. Bryant, who has
served as publicity chairman
for the lodge for many years has
received the prize before.
Odd Fellows and Rebckahs
of this district have planned a
picnic for June 11 at TouVelle
park. Families attending are to
bring basket dinners, and ice
cream and coffee are to be pro
vided by the IOOF lodge.
Miss Jackie Fortin
Honored at Shower
Given in Brownsboro
Brownsboro Mrs. E. E. Mey
er entertained In her home in
Brownsboro May 21, in honor of
Miss Jackie Fortin, bride-elect
of Don Klingle. The affair was
a kitchen shower. Miss Fortin is
a daughter of Mrs. Ruth Fortin,
Brownsboro. and her fiance is a
son of Frank Klingle, Browns
boro. As guests arrived they were
presented small wooden spoons
tied with green and yellow rib
bon bearing the words "Jackie
and Don. June."
Gifts were placed on a table
beneath an umbrella from which
! small kitchen utensils were sus
pended. Appropriate games
were played and prizes were re
ceived by Mrs. Elizabeth David
son and Miss Bebe Millsaps.
Miss Fortin was assisted In
opening her gifts by Mrs. Leland
Meyer and Miss Betty Bradshaw.
Refreshments were served
from a table centered with an
arrangement of yellow and
white daisies and yellow candles.
Miss Tessie Ragsdale and Miss
Shirley Pettcgrew served. Mrs.
Henry Meyer assisted the host
ess. About 30 friends and relatives
attended.
To Meet Thursday
Jacksonville Adarel chap
ter. Order of the Eastern Star,
will meet June 1 in the Masonic
hall in Jacksonville at 8 p.m.,
for a regular stated session.
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Mist Paulena Carter
California Pianist
And Radio Producer
Set Wedding Date
Valley friends of Miss Paulena
Carter, well known California
pianist, will be interested in
news of her coming marriage to
Jack Wormser of Hollywood.
Miss Carter is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Mortimer Carter
of Hollywood, is a great-niece of
Mrs. Dora E. Wight and Mrs. A.
Belle Anderson of Ashland and
a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
C. Tolman of Gold Hill.
The wedding has been set for
June 11 at Chapman Park ora
torio in Los Angeles.
The Tolmans and Mrs. Gladys
Downing will leave June 7 to be
present for the ceremony and re
turning with them for a visit
will be Miss Laura Lee Swanson,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. J.
Swanson of New York City, who
is to be a bridesmaid at the wed
ding. Miss Carter, whose mother
lived in Ashland for many years,
spends a part of every year in
the valley with friends and rela
tives and her radio prosrams al
ways have a larqe audience of
valley friends. Her fiance pro
duces radio and television shows.
Bride-Jo-Be Honored
At Shower and Party;
Wedding Set for June
Miss Beverly Barnwell, whose
marriage to Robert Breadnell
will be an event of June 10,
was honored recently at a mis
cellaneous shower given by Mrs.
Ed Young and Miss Eileen Tam
ney. The affair took place at
the Girls' Community club
About 50 attended.
Rooms were decorated with
Cecil Brunner roses. Refresh
ments were served.
Miss Barnwell is a daughter
of Mrs. Eileen Barnwell, 331
South Ivy street. She is em
ployed by Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company. Her fiance
is employed by California-Oregon
Power company.
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Adrienne
A Cift of a lovely Bride's Book
with your Bridal Gown
Dorothy Shepherd
Honored at Party;
Wedding Date Set
A bridal shower for Miss Dor
othy Shepherd was held recently
at the home of Miss Ramona
Guches on Bellinger road. Miss
Shepherd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Shepherd of Jackson
ville, is the fiance of Norman
McMahan, son of Mrs. Elize Mc
Mahan of Medford, and the wed
ding has been set for June 23 at
Pilgrim Holiness church.
During the evening games on
the wedding theme were enjoy
ed. A mock court was held, with
Miss Peggy McCurley acting as
judge and Miss Shepherd as de
fendant. Others aiding with the
court were Miss Jane Misner,
Miss Joan Adams, Miss Wilma
Mclntyre, Miss Ann Killings
worth and Miss Guches.
The rooms were decorated
with blue, yellow and white
flowers and the table for gifts
was arranged with a story book
bride and three attendants.
Attending were the honored
guest and her mother and Miss
Hilda Southerlin, Misses Eloise
and Elizabeth Wolff, Miss
Yvonne Gemeahlich, Miss Lor
retta Clay, Miss Wilma Mcln
tyre, Miss Pauline Hardy, Miss
Janet Tuttle, Miss Carlene Mark,
Miss Jane Misner, Miss Joan
Adams, Miss Peggy McCurley,
the hostess. Miss Guches and her
co-hostess, Miss Killingsworth.
In Gold Hill
Gold Hill Frank Boynton of
Portland arrived Saturday to
spend the week-end and Mem
orial day with Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. C. Tolman at their home on
the river. Mr. Boynton is presi
dent of the Oregon Society of
Artists.
27? Choice of Brides
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Members of Sorority
Give Luncheon Sunday
In Honor of Mothers
Members of Nu Phi Mu sor
ority honored their mothers
Sunday, May 21 at luncheon
served in the Rogue Valley
Country club. Upon arrival at
the club, each mother and ad
visor was presented a corsage
of rose-buds and daisies.
Members and mothers pres
ent were Miss Jackie Walker
and Mrs. W. R. Walker: Mrs.
Donald Lue, and Mrs. C. M.
Lee; Miss Nancy Hazelton and
Mrs. Thomas Flynn; Miss Carol
Meyers' and Mrs. H. L. Meyers;
Miss Bertha McCallister and
Mrs. Gene McAllister; Mrs.
Richard Riggs. and Mrs. Verna
Elliott; Miss Adabee Seiler, Mrs.
J. R. Seiler and Miss Thelma
Loughary and her guest, Mrs.
Max Leishner.
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