TWO MEDFORO 'OREGON! MAIL TRIBUNE
Jones-Matthews Exchange
Vows in Garden Setting
Sunday. July 12. 1936
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The garden at t're home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. V Kellington,
87 Perrydale ar. e., vas the scene
-' the wedding July 14 of Miss
Kathleen Jones nfi G--cp.n Ma'.
thews. The Rev. George A. Tro
baugh of tins First Methodist
church presiiirti.
The bride !s ine dahter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eoilin R. Jones,
203 Hamilton sirer.-t. She is ern
pio; ed as a nifedicaJ lechnoiogist
.M Kinanucl rii,pi'.-fi iri flueene.
'I he oridegro'oa presently at
tending ti.e t'jer.-ty of Ore
H'Ti where he i c.'nplcin.g o-rk
f'-r a riort'-r s decree m musie.
Mr? Ke!linx'oi o ',: Vr''c'j
a int.
The bride wore a pale aqua
afternoon cireM with whits ac-re.-sories
no a pnie pink cam-;
a'mn corsage, iyjrj. jerry Ab-'
rott was niatrcm rf honor, and
r.rria coa-t and to San Francisco
(he couple will ret'jrn to Port
land to rr.ake their home
Local Parties
Honor Bride Elect
Miss E'eanor Bragg, fiancee
of Thomas Spatz, was entertain- (
cd at a party given by Mrs. Mau- j
rice Spa'z. July 12 to introduce1
her to local friends of the fam- j
ily. More than 45 gues's at
Jn'ided. '1 'he table, ro'.ered with white
!ai and accented with silver,
ir'i a white tiered mock wed
ding cake fashioned of aaisies
designed by Mrs. Frank Karrell.
Tiie room was decorated with i
the assistance of Mrs. Harold I
Jordan who used flowers from I
1'utfii Simpson waj5 cie--t man. j tj,e local gardens to fashion bou-
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The bride's father eave his
daughter in marriaste. Ijsk! aid
JBruce Kellington. coiiMPiS f tlc
biide. ushered.
Tall baskets of regal !il; ar-ia-iged
by Mrs. Lna Roseberry.
the bride's grandmoth'T from
irkeley, Calif., were usc-d as
D3''ki'round for the bridal party.
St a rec eption following !h cere
mony ttT bride s table wa. cen
tred with a tiered v.rdding c;ik"
baked and decorated ir. her
mother.
After a trip ang the C'ahf-
August Rites
Planned For
Miss Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Po
well of Central Point, announce
the annroaehine marriaee of i Monthly Meeting
their daughter, Ruth, to Jimmie ! The Evans Valley Garden
M. Gleason. son of Mr. and Mrs. i club will hold its regular month
Ernest M. Gleason. 2684 Crater j meeting on Wednesday at the
Lake highway, Medford. : home of Mrs. John Goldt, West
The ceremony will be held j Evans Creek road. A dessert lun
August 10 at the Community cheon will be served. A guest
Bible church of Central Point, speaker will discuss insecticides.
quels and flower arrangements.
I tun ked into some of the baskets
ami j.ianij were eggsnell doves,
brought from Mexico by Mrs.
larrril.
Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Farrell,
Mrs. Walter Muirhead. and Mrs.
Ward Spatz assisted with the
,-ei nig.
Miss IJniug. a graduate of
Northwestern university, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Bragi: Thomas Bragg, a gradu
ate of the University of Oregon.
iS superintendent of the family
orchid?. An Augu.-t wedding is
planned.
July 13 Mi..j Brag was again
honored at a bruncn given by
Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson and Mrs.
Walter Muirhead. The brunch,
served at the Colony club, was a
miscellaneous shower for the
bride elect and some 30 friends
attended.
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hess
lElsie and Roland Wolfe Phuto)
June California Rites
Told for Voler-Hess
Miss VaLee Ann Vogler be-1 lace over taffeta with navy blue
came the bride of William i accessories. Their corsages were
Arthur Hess at a double ring cymbidium orchids.
Refenbark
Wedding
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Refen
bark announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ruth Ann, to
Leonard C. Hudson of Crescent
City. The wedding was perform
ed at 1 p.m. July 18, by the Rev.
G A. Trobough at the Refen
bark home, 1131 Pinecroft ave.,
Medford.
Present for the ceremony were
immediate families of the couple.
Mrs. Al Muse, Trail, was ma
tron of honor, while the brother
of the bridegroom, Kenneth,
served as best man.
Following the ceremony the
couple left on a trip to the Ore
gon coast.
Naval Officer
Visits Here
Commander J. D. P. Hodapp
Jr.. officer-in-charge of Indian
island annex naval ammunition
depot. Bangor. Wash., for the
past three years, was an over
night guest with Mrs. Hodapp,
at the home of his cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Swan of Eagle
Point, July 13.
Commander Hodapp. who has
been assigned as naval advisor
to Chinese National Defense col
lege at Taipei. Taiwan (Formosa)
leaves here for Washington. D.C.
where he will receive two weeks
temporary duty under the Chief
of Naval Operations.
The Hodapps expect to sail
from San Francisco August 23
on board the USS General Mann,
arriving in Formosa September
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FOOTLIGHTER REHEARSAL Jerry McDougall and Norecn
Kelly take a break during a rehearsal of the Footlighters' com
ing play "Late Love." Miss Kelly has the lead role and Mc
Dougall plays opposite her in the production. A special fea
ture of the live day run. July 24 through 28, will be the display
of contemporary paintings in the theater lobby by local artists
of the Academy of Creative Arts. Mrs. Max Wimmer. presi
dent of the theater group, and Bill McCorkle. secretary of the
academy, announced recently that woks by seven local paint
ers will be included in the exhibit. Play goers can view- them
before and after the performances and during intermissions.
IL. E. McMurray Photo)
Visitors
Entertained
By Friends
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Staple,
former Medford residents, re
turned Monday evening for a
visit with their many friends in
the area. While here they were
entertained by the Warren Ol
sons on Euclid avenue for din
ner, Tuesday a luncheon at Mrs.
Frank Perl's, 136 North Oakdale
avenue, and that evening a din
ner by the William Findleys of
Old Stage road and the William
M. McAllisters of Hillcrest road.
A luncheon by the Fred J.
Carrs on Florence avenue, and
a dinner party by Jerry P. Tob
ins, 1435 Euclid avenue, were
given in honor of the guests on
Wednesday. Thursday the couple
were entertained at cocktails at
the Hugh Colemans, 1806 East
Main street with co-hosts the
R. A. Miksches. Mrs. E. A.
Littrell gave a tea Friday for
the visitors during the afternoon
with a dinner scheduled that
evening at the Jack Crawford
home on Main street.
The Staples, who were assoc
iated with the Hamlin Motor ;
company in Medford, has previ
ously planned to remain for a
few more days. They were un
expectedly called to their home
in Upton, Calif., for business rea
sons. Holds Card Party
The Getogether Club w ill hold
a card party at 1 p.m. Wednes
day at the Moose Hall. The pub
lic is invited to attend.
Schmelzer-Garner Rites Held
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Women's $33.75
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ceremony June 24 in the Los
Altos Methodist Community
church in Los Altos, Calif.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vogler of Los
Altos. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D.
Hess, Medford.
The Rev. Charles Cox of
ficiated at the 3 p.m. service
that was held in the church
decorated with baskets of white
! gladiolus, green fern, and white
tapers in candelabra.
, The bride, given in marriage
j by her father, wore a ballerina
length gown of white imported
Swiss eyelet organdy. Her shoul
der length veil fell from a
crown of satin and pearls. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
liles of the valley, variegated
I ivy and stephanotis.
For something borrowed, the
bride carried a lace and linen
' handkerchief which had been
i carried by the bridegroom's
j mother at her wedding. The
handkerchief had been a gift
from a friend who had original
ly brought it from France,
i Miss Charleen Vogler of La-
crosse. Wash., cousin of the
1 bride, was maid of honor. Her
dress was of white flocked
nylon over powder blue taffeta,
salm binding accented the bod
ice. She carried white carnations
and blue delphiniums.
Dave Relling. classmate of the
bridegroom from Lodi, Calif.,
was best man. Ushering were
C. C. Leonard of Medford, and
James Coop of Oakland.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held in the garden
at the Vogler home. Rose and
pink asters and gladiolus deco
rated the area, with the bride's
tabic covered with white gladi
. olus and i y.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Vogler wore a navy blue
lace dress over taffeta accented
with powder blue and navy ac
cessories. Mrs. Hess wore pink
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Mother and Daughter
.Leave For Germany
! Mrs. Jack Coffeen, 108 Stew
art avenue, and her mother, Mrs.
Leona Helgesnn of South Grape,
left for New York Monday even
ing where they caught their ship
to Germany Friday. 7"he mother
and daughter, who will be gone
approximately one year, will
Out of town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Leonard, and
Mrs. Virginia Wait, all of Med
ford; Mrs. K. Vogler, grand
mother of the bride, and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Vogler and family,
all of Lacrosse, Wash., Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Cooper and daughter,
Dale, and Mrs. Bea Whitehead,
of Oakland. Calif.: and Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Seegmiller, grand
parents of the bridegroom.
The bride chose for her travel
ing attire a silk suit of blue
with white and navy accessories.
After a trip to Santa Barbara.
Calif., the couple are at home at
3053 Emerson, Palo Alto.
Miss Vogler attended San
Jose State college, and is a grad
uate of Washington State col
lege. She is employed as a
department sales manager for
Emporium in Stanford. Mr. Hess
attended Williamette University
and is a graduate of Washington
State College school of vet
erinary medicine. He is employ
ed by the Dr. Devine AnimaJ
Clinic in San Jose.
Swim Party and Supper
Honors Vanderlindens
pr. Baicomb Again Jn r5 Pxesbuterlan Church
Visits Her
Staff Sgt. Clarence Young, his
wife, Virginia, and their two
children, visited with the ser
geant's mother, Mrs. Lillian
Young. 257 Beatty street, and
with Mrs. Young's father, Floyd
Nielsen. Ashland, this month he
fore leaving for Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich., where he is stationed with
the Air Force. Sergeant Young
has iust returned frnm I.ahra.
.May w in ric jack L. Loilcen. I dor. Goose Neck air base, after
husband of Mrs. Coffeen and j serving as a jet mechanic there
bgt. Jack Helgeson, son of Mrs. for one vear
Helgenson. I "
Coffeen. who is with the in
fantry in the radar section, and
Helgeson. who is with the Army
engineers, are both stationed in
Germany.
A swimming party and patio
supper at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Milnes Monday eve
ning honored Mr. and Mrs. M.
E. Vanderlinden and children,
Mark, Rebecca, Lane and Trudy
Kay. ,
The Vanderlindens are mov
ing soon to Camp Pendleton, j gon this fall
Calif., where Mr. Vanderlinden
will be stationed with the First
Marine division.
Present at the party were Mrs.
Carrie Milnes: Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Wilson: Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Wilson and children. Don
ald and Evelyn; Mr. and Mrs.
George Watson; Mr. and Mrs.
Vanderlinden and children; and
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Milnes and
children, Gregg and Vickie Lee.
In Sermon Contest
For the second consecutive
year D. Raymond E. Baicomb
of the First Methodist Church.
Medford. has been a winner in
Methodist Bishop Grant's ser
mon contest for the Northwest.
Dr. Balcomb's sermon. "When
There Was No King," originally
preached in Medford last Jan
uary, was second among three
chosen to be preached at the an
nual pastor's school to be held
at the College of Puget Sound
during the week of July 23. Dr.
Baicomb will preach on the
evening of Wednesday, July 25.
Returns Home
From Convention
Miss Celia Clogston. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clog
ston, 1840 Stage road, returned
July 14 from the east after at
tending the Zeta Tau Alpha
international convention in
Springlake, N.J. June 18-24.
Miss Clogston, a delegate to
the convention from the Univer
sity of Oregon, visited with Miss
Priscilla Zeif, formerly of Med
ford, who is president of the
University of Colorado Zeta
chapter, while there.
After spending some time in
New Y'ork following the conven
tion Miss Clogston, and a friend.
Miss Pat Ardinger of Springfield,
Ore., visited in Washington, D.C,
New Orleans, Long Beach, and
San Francisco, before returning
home. Miss Clogston will be a
senior at the University of Ore-
Returns From Mexico
Visit and Wedding
Miss Mildred Gail, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C.
Gail of Gold Hill, has returned
home after a visit with friends
in Mexico.
Miss Gail left Gold Hill in
early June to be maid of honor
at the wedding of her friend.
Miss Catherine Hartneus, in San
Francisco. Following the cere
mony she drove with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hartneus, and
their son, Teter. to Ajijic, Mex
ico, approximately 36 miles from
Guadalajara.
A sophmore in college, Miss
Gail will return to the Univer
sity of Washington this fall.
MEETING PLANNED
The Pythian Club will meet
Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Joe Cook, 124 King
street with Mrs. Ida Ireland assisting.
Miss Shirley Eileen Schmelzer
and John Robert Garner ex
changed vows at the First Pres
byterian church July 12 at 6
p.m. Dr. D. Kirkland West of
ficiated at the single ring cere
mony witnessed by immediate
families of the couple.
Miss Schmelzer is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Schmelzer, Route 1, Box 443-E,
Medford. Mr. Garner is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garner,
226 Welch street.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white lace
street length dress and a small
hat of white violets. Her corsage
was of pink roses. She also wore
a pearl necklace, a gift from her
brother.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Har
old Schmelzer, sister-in-law of
the bride. Charles Garner, bro
ther of the bridegroom served
as best man.
A reception was given by the
parents of the bride at their
home following the ceremony.
Pink and white gladiolus and
white daisies decorated the room
where 55 guests congratulated
the couple.
After a wedding trip through
California and Nevada, the
couple are at home at 219 Mistle
toe street.
Mrs. Pysher Here
To Complete Plans
For Convention
Mrs. Oma Pysher, Portland,
state president of the Oregon
Licensed Practical Nurses asso
ciation, will arrive in Medford
July 24 to assist in completing
plans for the OLPNA convention
that is to be held in the Jack
son hotel October 3 and 4.
Mrs. Pysher will remain here
for a few days to visit places
around the valley. The associa
tion is expecting 200 to 300 per
sons here for the convention. I
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Visits Parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wagner.
112 Cotlaie st., have as their
house gucsis their daughter, Mrs.
J. S. Johnson, and her four chil
dren, from San Diego, Calif. Mrs.
Johnson, who attended the Med
ford public schools, plans to
spend two weeks here.
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