TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, July 29, 1958
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Supper Parties
Given Recently
Summer in the Rogue valley is
a popular time for entertaining,
and many parties have been
Siven in recent da; s.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs.
Gain Robinson and Mrs. Sprague j
Riegel were host? for a cocktail !
supper party. The event was a
garden party at Mrs. Reel's '
home, Eden Valley orchard, and'
about 50 guests attended.
Last Sunday evening Mr. and
mis. "alter 11. .'.luirncad were
hosts for a cocktail supper party
held at the Colony club. A larse
group was invited for the party.
Guilds Announce
Summer Party !
The annual summer party j
given by St. Mark's Episcopal
church suilds will be held at !
Black Oaks on the Rome river'
Wednesday, August 1, from 1 to !
4 pm.
Chairman for the party is Mrs.
John Bunker. Assisting her will :
be Mrs. V. M. Caldwell. Mrs.
G. R. Rinao. Mrs. G. R. Owens. :
Mrs. Wcldon Kline. Mrs. M. M. !
Olds, and Mrs. II. P. Bosworth.
Tickets may be purchased
from Mrs. Kime. I
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j Guests Here
I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lynch of Ft.
Wayne, Ind., are the house guests
of Mrs. Lynch's sister and brother-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. S. Ralph
Dippel. 1 Eastwood drive. They
will leave Medford August 1 to
return to Indiana.
Mrs. I. E. Staples (center) was nonored at a number of parlies during a recent visit to Med
ford. Mrs. Staples is shown during a tea which Mrs. E. A. Littrell (at right) gave in her hon
or at the Littrcll's home, 140 Greenway circle. Pouring is Mrs. Raymond Miksche. Mr. and Mrs.
Staples, who formerly lived in Medford. now make their home in Upton. Calif. (Brainerd photo)
Engaged
Rogue River Mrs. Harry
Elledge. Rogue River, announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Carol Ann, to Trueman Dwayne
Sanderson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sanderson of Arvin,
Calif. A wedding date has not
been set.
Lawrence's
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a,
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"uppens i if.,
with
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Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Haviland Johnson
(Classic Studio)
Johnson-Sticknev Rites
Held in Ashland Church
Mi.-s Barbara Ann Stickney. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. E.
Stickney, 530 Benson street, became the bride of Richard Haviland
. Johnson, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Perry M. Johnson. 819 West
Thirteenth street in rites held July 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Calvary
Baptist church in Ashland.
: Visitors Arrive
For Brief Stay
Miss Ann Hart
Guest at Party;
Wprlrlinn Flaw "sot Mrs. John R. MacArthur and
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Mis Ann II,-. rt. whoso wed : I'er daughter. Miss Murirl Miic
ding to Arthur M. Beavens is ! Arthur of Bronxville. .N. V, nr
set for Augu,t, was honored at j nved jn Medfo,.H Fridav lo spend
a luncheon and shower V. ed- , ,
nesdnv afternoon. The partv was ? few da-vs 1,1 "if"rd as
given'bv Mrs. Ed.vin R. Durno. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ruhl.
Mrs. Dwight Findlrv- and Mrs. 404 East Maln street.
B. L. l,p.on al the Lageson 1 Another guest in the city is
home on Glen Oak court. ! "rS- Marion Goeltz. Salt Lake
An umbrella made of fresh! City, who is with her aunt. Mrs.
flowers coered the gifts which ; Charles S. N'ewhall. Old Stage
were presented to Miss Hart for ,! road. Mrs. MacArthur and Mrs.
her new home. I Goeltz are cousins, and tiie three
Twenty-five quests were bid- visitors came from Salt Lake
den to the party. I City together.
The Beavens-Hart wedding is A number of smnll parties
set for AuL'ust "5 at St. Mark's are being given to honor the
Episcop.il church in Medford. three women.
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The Rev. Mr. Johnson, fa
ther of the groom, officiated at
!he double-ring ceremony that
was witnessed by 135 guests.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white silk
lace gown with tulle overskirt
of satin. Her veil of tulle fell
from a white bandeau. She car
ried a bouquet of white carna
tions surrounding an orchid.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
James Milhoan. a cousin of the
bride. She wore a vellow bal
lerina length gown with an
overskirt of tulle. Mrs. Warren
Kimmons of Grants Pass was
bridesmatron. Her dress was
ballerina length of blue taffeta
with an overskirt of tulle. Their
bouquets were white daisies.
Best man was Carl Mark III.
j Medford. G. Sheldon Green,
! Ashland, and David L. Jacobs.
Medford, ushered. All three are
college friends of the bride
groom. Candlelighters were Paula
and Linda Prescott, cousins of
the bridegroom.
Large baskets of white glad
iolus, potted palms and candel
abra decorated the church.
Mrs. Arthur B. Polk was organ
ist, and accompanied Miss Arli
eta Knowless who was soloist.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Stickney chose a two piece
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I sories and pink carnations. Mrs.
Johnson wore a lace dress of
dusty rose with rust accessories
and corsage of pink carnations.
following the ceremony a re
ception was given by Mrs. Glen
Prescott. aunt of the bride
groom. Mrs. Roy Bales served
the cake, while Mrs. E. C.
Brittsan presided at the punch
bowl. The bride's table was
decorated with carnations and
white candles.
After a trip to the Lake of
the Woods, the couple are at
home at 819 West Thirteenth
street. This fall they will go to
Eugene where the bridegroom
is a junior at the University
of Oregon.
The bride is a graduate of
Medford Senior High school and !
is a nurse's aide at Rogue Valley
(Community) hospital.
Mr. Johnson is a graduate of
Medford Senior High school j
where he was valedictorian of
his class in 1954. He is the win-!
ner of the Elk's most valuable I
student scholarship a ward,
Roger's Memorial pre-med !
scholarship at the University of
Oregon, and the University of
Oregon Alumni scholarship. At
the university he is vice presi-!
dent of Asklepiads, a pre-med
honorary. j
Costume Party !
Given by Couple
Members of Contemporarv
Book club and their husband.- ;
! were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
Alfred S. V. Carpenter for j
party at their home. Topsides. !
on the Old Stage road, last Sat
urday evening. It was a cotume
party, with guests dressed to
represent the titles of books.
Prizes were awarded for guess
ing the book titles and for the
best costumes. Mrs. Justin Smith
and Richard W. Gray won prizes
for recognizing the greatest num
ber of titles. Dr. B. L. Lageson
and Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson were
awarded prizes for the most
original costumes, and Mrs.
Maurice Spatz and Otto Frohn
mayer won prizes for the best
costumes.
Mrs. Raymond Miksche was
awarded an impromptu prize for
the most exotic costume, and Dr.
and Mrs. Edwin R. Durno won
the couple's prize
I Party is Given
I For Brides-To-Be
Four bridrs-to-be were honor
ed at a brunch given Tuesday
i morning by Mrs. John C. Boyle
at her home on Ross lane. Hop.
ored were Miss Eleanor Bragg,
Miss Ann Hart, Miss Elizabeth
Collins and Miss Tanya Trow
bridge. Other guests at the small party
were mothers of the honored
guests, relatives and close
friends.
The wedding of Miss Bragg,
daughter of Lawrence D. Bragg,
to Thomas H. Spatz, Medford,
is set for August 4 at Sacred
Heart Catholic church. Miss
Collins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Collins, is to be mar
ried August 19 to Kent W. Bon
ney, Grants Pass, with the cere
mony to be held at First Pres
byterian church.
Miss Hart, daughter of Mrs.
Betrothal News
Announced Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Trow
bridge. 1R25 East Main street,
have announced the engagement
of I'irir daughter. Tanya, to
James Paul Shoemaker, son of
Col. and Mrs. Paul S. Shoe
maker. Colonel Shoemaker is
presently assigned to the United
States Mission in Costa Rica.
The news was announced dur
ing a cocktail party given by
the Trowbridacs Sunday. July
'22. al their home. A November
wedding is planned by the
couple.
Miss Trowbridge, a graduate
of Medford High school, has been
a student at Arizona State uni
versity at Tempe. Ariz. Mr. Shoe
maker is a graduate of the same
school and is a member of Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity. He has
been commissioned in the United
States Army Reserve and will re
port later this year for duty at
Ft. Sill in Oklahoma.
Outstanding in our collection of the uorld's
most beautiful sterling patterns is Towle
the solid silver seen in our finest homes. And
et surprisingly. Towle coats no more
than ordinary sterling. Our spaced
budget payments makes it easy
for jou to buy here.
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Strvlni Pltcci, from $4.54
Robert C. Hart, has set her wed
ding to Arthur M. Beavens oflCoUple tO Wed
Alhambra, Calif., for August 25 j I k' I - , U CI I
at St. Mark's Episcopal church. m ISIama''1 rallS
Miss Trowbridge, whose engage
ment to James Paul Shoemaker
was announced at a cocktail
party given by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben J. Trowbridge last
Sunday, plans a November wed
ding. Mr. Shoemaker is the son
of Col. Paul S. Shoemaker, as
signed to duty in Costa Rica at
present, and Mrs. Shoemaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Durgin, Klam
ath Falls, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Durgin, to Herbert Jay
Masterson Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert J. Masterson, 1001
Lozier lane. Medford.
The couple will be married
August 26 in Peace Memorial
church in Klamath Falls.
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Traveler Returns j
From Trip Abroad
Mrs. Floyd Hart Jr., 25 North
Berkly way, has returned from !
a five weeks trip to Europe. Mrs. j
Hart flew to Paris where she I
was met by her parents. Mr. ;
and Mrs. Agnar Larsen of Med- ;
ford, who are visiting Mr. Lar- :
sen's family in Denmark.
Mrs. Hart motored with her
parents through France. Den
mark. Lexemborg, and Germa- j
ny while there. During her stay j
with relatives in Denmark she i
celebrated her birthday and re- I
ceived many gifts of Danish pro- ;
celain and silver.
Mr. and Mrs. Larsen. who are i
spending seven months on the
continent, will return to the '
United States in November.
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