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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1956)
r Iw V" aC .its 2, 7hr' A ' 3 The social calendar has been filled with many weddings. in recent weeks, and several others are scheduled for August and early September. A recent bride is Mrs. Thomas Horan Spatz, the former -Miss Eleanor Catherine Bragg, daughter of Lawrence D. Bragg, Med ford. The ceremony was held August 4 at Sacred Heart Catholic church In Medf ord. 5v PI, -? J (- ri-r "'"'-5.5'J MB iMTii illlillf niirilMllil MMiif" liitfiiii tW lAl Mil'H Mrs. Vernon Harvey Tenney is the former Elaine Mae Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle D. Williams, 619 South Ivy street, Medford. The Tenney-Williams rites took place August 4 at First Methodist church here, with Dr. Raymond Balcomb officiating. The bride wore a gown of ruffled and embroidered nylon net and carried a white orchid and stephanotis. (Memory Lane photo) 1 V Pictured in her handsome wedding gown of white organdy is , Mrs. Oreston Dale Thiel, who has made her home in recent years at 106 South Ivy street. Mrs. Thiel is the former Margaret Jean McKay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKay, Seattle, and her wedding to Dreston Thiel of Roseburg took place August 4 at Zion Lutheran church in Medford. ' ' (Classic Studios) ,,u ...piUM.j. ,'.: ,'... s ft Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spatz smile for the cameraman before cutting the traditional first slice of their flower-topped wedding cake. The Spatz-Bragg wedding reception was held at Mon Desir inn. The bride's wedding gown was of lace and she carried a crescent-shaped bouquet of Fujii chrysanthemums. Medford2,Tribune SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1956 Wedding Bells Ring ' V, rWV. s Just a little solemn, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harvey Tenney look at the two new wedding bands which they are wearing for the first time. Both Mr. Tenney and his bride (Elaine Williams) are students at Southern Oregon college, and they will live on Mountain avenue in Ashland. (Memory Lane photo) r .S ' " V- 'JIT "7?ti fffl( A ls' . ' " - - J t ' ' ' XV f . ' J it- 1 : . The Lutheran marriage ceremony which wedded Margaret Jean McKay to Dreston Dale Thiel on August 4 was read by the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman, and the three are shown here at the altar of the church. The bride looks at her new wedding ring, and the serious faced bridegroom looks intently at his bride. , (Classic Studios) Father Nicholas Deis, who officiated for the Spatz-Bragg wed ding ceremony August 4 at Sacred Heart Catholic church, offers his best wishes to the bridegroom while the bride smiles at her husband of a few moments. Mr. Spatz is the son of Mrs. Maurice Spatz, 20 North Groveland avenue, Medford. i . Yi, i Hi I, n"' i n .n. i n.i i I.IH..IM im in i, , A ceremony at First Presbyterian church August 4 wedded Miss Eleanor Ruth Trost to Marine Sergeant Richard C. McDonald, and the couple will live in Hawaii. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Trost, 2922 South Pacific highway, and the sergeant's parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McDonald of Pueblo, Colo. (Landis-Shangle) itf IN -flI&WWF!?. " -t ff 4l zpn0 Lt. Ferney M. McKibben and his bride, the former Mary Rhoda leach of New Brunswick, N. J., are pictured leaving the church on their wedding day under the traditional crossed swords of the bride groom's fellow officers in the United States Coast Guard. Mr. and . Mrs. C f. McKibben, Central Point, were in the east for ttieir ion' wHding. The newlywedt are living at (Mm Burnit, Md. :s is ly 5t
