TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Formal Dinner
Is Zonta Event
Thursday Night
A joint installation of officers
for the Zonta clubs of Medford
and Grants Pass was held at a
formal dinner at Mon Desir
Thursday April 25. Miss Clara ,
Nashlom, Eugene, area director
for Zonta International, presid-1
ed at the installation assisted by j
Mrs. Effie Kurtz, Medford, who
pinned pink carnation corsages
on each one receiving an office.
Medford officers for 1957-58
are Mrs. Jean Fish, president,
who will be serving a second
term; Mrs. Bonnie Wilson, vice
president; Mrs. Hazel Platz, sec
retary and Mrs. Ethel Mclntyre
"treasurer. Miss Josephine Kirt
ley, Mrs. Irean Grigsby, Mrs.
Celia Martin and Mrs. Dorothy
Ginn are the other members who
will serve on the board with j
the offers.
Grants pass members installed
were Mrs. Ruth Brownell, presi
dent, Mrs. Nina Brown, vice
president, Mrs. Katherine Bebb,
secretary and Mrs. Alice David- !
son. secretary. i
Decorations were in the May I
Day theme with a small Maypole
on the head taoie. i
Mrs. Fish was toastmistress j
for the evening. Mrs. Violet An
ders was committee chairman
for the dinner assisted by Mrs.
Grigsby and Mrs. Ethel Ten-
nant.
Guest Honored
At Tea Thursday
Mrs. William A. Frake was
hostess for a spring tea Thurs
day afternoon which honored
her mother, Mrs. Mabelle A.
King, Santa Ana, Calif. Mrs.
King spent the past two weeks
here as a guest of her son-in-law
and daughter at their home, 22
Richmond avenue.
Mrs. King visits here frequent
ly, and guests at the tea were
friends she has known through
the visits.
Tulips, lilacs and carnations
decorated the Frake home. Mrs.
Ernst Ruegger poured.
New Stewardess
Reports for Duty
Miss Bonnie Graves, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Graves,
920 East Jackson street, has re
ported for duty with the United
Airlines in Newark, N.J. Miss
Graves was graduated from the
airline's school in Denver last
week, and will be a stewardess
for the firm.
Miss Graves was graduated
from Medford High school .in
1953 and attended Oregon State
college for two years. She is
a member of Chi Omega sorority.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren James Walker
(Landis-Shangle photo)
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At First Methodist Church
An event of Saturday, April
20, was the wedding of Miss
Krista Dellaine Stelle to Warren
James Walker at First Methodist
church. The bride is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Stelle, 610 Clark street, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Walker, 3649 Table
Rock road.
The Rev. George Trobough
performed the double-ring cere
mony at seven o'clock in the eve
ning, and Mr. Stelle gave his
daughter in marriage. About 125
guests attended.
The bride wore a gown of
white net over taffeta with
basque-type bodice of lace and
waltz length skirt fashioned
with lace inserts. Her illusion
veil was held by a Juliet cap and
she carried a white orchid with
clusters and shower of white
stock.
Miss Phyllis Watkins came
from San Francisco to serve as
honor attendant. Her princess
style frock was of fuchsia colored
taffeta made with bouffant skirt
and was worn with matching
jewel crowned hat and shoes.
She carried a cascade bouquet
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of fuchsia colored azaleas and
lilac and white stock.
Miss Karen Stelle, sister of
the bride, Miss Miriam Puett
and Mrs. William French were
the other attendants. Their prin
cess dresses were of taffeta in
lilac tones and were worn with
matching jewel crowned hats
and shoes. Their bouquets were
also of azaleas, lilac and stock.
Miss Pat Irwin and Miss Bar
bara Rains lighted the candles.
Gerald Doty was best man for
Mr. Walker and ushers were
Cecil Martin, George Greene
Jr., and Douglas Meier.
Mrs. R. E. Schuchard played
the wedding marches and accom
panied Larry Brunette, soloist.
The reception was held in the
church parlors. Miss Marilee
Whitloek took charge of the
guest book, Mrs. Don Browne
poured punch, Mrs. Marion Pitt
man served coffee and Mrs. Wal
lace McDowell cut the wedding
cake. The cake was encircled
with flowers in fuchsia and
white. The church and reception
decorations were of white, lilac
and fuchsia colored stock ar
ranged with candles.
For the event the bride's
mother wore a blue suit with
white accessories and purple or
chid corsage. The bridegroom's
mother was attired in a blue
dress with purple orchid cor
sage. Mr. and Mrs. Walker spent
their honeymoon on the Oregon
and California coast. The bride
wore for traveling a black and
white shepherd check full
skirted dress. The bride attended
Southern Oregon college after
graduating from Medford High
school and is a stationery clerk
for The California-Oregon Pow
er company Mr. Walker, a grad
uate of Medford High school, is
employed at Littrell Parts com
pany., Here for the wedding were
Mrs. Albert Peterson, Storm
Lake, la., Mrs. Wilfred Lewis,
Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Lynn, Eureka, Calif., and Mr.
and Mrs. R. O. Bradford and
family, Eureka.
Dinner Planned;
Sorority Sponsor
Program at Camp
Beta Sigma Phi City council
will sponsor a Founders' day
dinner dance Friday, May 3, at
Mon Desir inn. Dinner will be
served at 7:30 p.m. Members are
to secure tickets before Wednes
day. May 1.
The council sponsored an eve
ning of entertainment for the
veterans of Camp White Wednes
day. A group of boys from the
PAL club under the direction of
Jim Zack and C. W. Lacy pre
sented an exhibition of boxing.
During the refreshment hour
cookies which had been donated
by members of the various chap
ters were served. Assisting were
Mrs. Austin Murray, Mrs. Jo
Kidd, Mrs. Larry Allen, Mrs.
Tom Shoop, Mrs. Ray Morton,
and Mrs. Nick DeWitt.
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Shady Cove Shady Cove
Trail Teenage club will sponsor
a dance Friday, May 3, at the
Parish hall in Shady Cove, from
8 until 11:30 p.m. All teenagers
are invited to attend.
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Wed Couple
Carnations and snapdragons
decorated Litwiller's Mountain
View chapel in Ashland for the
Saturday, April 13, wedding of
Miss Beverly JoAnn Keene and
Franklin Phillip Wienecke. The
Rev. Lawrence D. Krause of
Medford Bethel Assembly of God
church officiated at the seven
o'clock evening ceremony. ' .
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keene Sr.
of 142 Glenwood road, Medford.
The bridegroom is a son of Fred
Wienecke Sr. of route 1, box
366, Talent.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a white lace
frock over satin and carried a
cascade bouquet of white orchid
encircled by white hyacinths.
Miss Charlotte Keene attend
ed her sister and wore a laven
der frock with matching lace
jacket. She carried a bouquet of
white and yellow daisies.
Bruce Forette served as best
man and Chester Keene Jr. and
Richard Keene, brothers of the
bride, ushered and seated the
guests.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home
of the bride's parents which was
attended by 75 friends and rela
tives. For her traveling attire the
bride chose a gray suit with
white accessories. After a wed
ding trip to Crescent City, Calif,
the newlyweds are making their
home at 3718 South Pacific
highway.
The bride attended Phoenix
High school. The bridegroom at
tended Talent High school and
is employed by Myron Root company.
Couple Married
In Jacksonville
Jacksonville Miss Patricia
Anne Moore, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thurl W. Moore of
Third street, Jacksonville, be
came the bride of Ronald John
Lucier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Thomas Lucier, route 1, Box
125, Talent, in a ceremony held
Monday, April 15.
The Rev. W.- D. Turnbull of
ficiated at the single ring wed
ding held at the Assembly of
God church in Jacksonville at
6:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
Close friends and relatives of
the couple attended the cere
mony. The bride is a student at
Jacksonville High school.' Mr.
Lucier attended Talent High
school and is employed by Yreka
Veneer company in Happy
Camp, Calif.
To Leave Tuesday
Mrs. Walter G. Garner of 2009
East Main street, Medford will
leave Tuesday for a month's va
cation in the East.
She will fly to Philadelphia
by the way of San Francisco and
Denver and visit relatives and
friends in that city and Cleve
land, Ohio, before returning to
Medford May 22.
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Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Phillip Wienecke "
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Antique Show and Tea Planned
By Medford UN Chapter May 2.
An important event scheduled
this week is the World Hertiage
tea and antique show sponsored
by Medford chapter, Oregon
United Nations' association. It is
planned for Thursday afternoon,
May 2, at St. Mark's parish
house and tickets may be obtain
ed from chapter members.
Mrs. Florestan Domaschiditz
of Ashland will lecture during
the afternoon, speaking at 2:3,0
and again at 4 p.m. Mrs. Dom
aschiditz and her husband, who
came to this country from Eur
ope, are both authorities on an
tiques. Exhibilted will be some of the
choicest articles from their col
lection, including glass, silver,
brass, rugs and pottery. Mrs.
Domaschiditz will not only speak
concerning the articles on ex
hibit, but will talk on the phil
osophy of art and why beautiful
and artistic objects from all over
the world ' are a part of the
heritage of everyone. Mrs. Dom
aschiditz believes that "art is
the climax, the end result" of
the world's culture and that
everyone should be able to know
and appreciate artistic objects.
In addition to the exhibit, de
licacies cooked from recipes of
foreign origin will be served at
the tea and will also; be on gale.
This will include Danish and
Swedish cookies, Russian Easter
bread and Mexican wedding
cake.
Many members of the chapter
are working on the project,
which will raise funds for the
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Medford
Under Appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company, New York
state convention to be held here
next week end. The committee
includes Mrs. Harlan P. Bos
worth Jr., chairman, Mrs. Bruno
Pellegrini,, Mrs. William Bart
lett, Mrs. James Allen, Mrs.
George Rode, Mrs. Lawrence
Solin, Mrs. Eva Ringo, Mrs. Karl
Bismark, Mrs. A. C. Allen Jr.,
Mrs. C. Rease Braley, Mrs. Moore
Hamilton, Mrs. Lester Harris,
Mrs. Edward Kelly, Mrs. Ethel
Nicodemus, Mrs. Irving S. Thom
as, Mrs. Ralph Thompson and
Mrs. Wallace Robinson.
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Miss Beeney Guest
At Shower Party;
Wedding Day Set
. Miss Marie Beeney, a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle J.
Beeney, 3723 South Pacific
highway, was honored at a
shower April 13 at the home of
Mrs. James Wells of Jackson
ville. Hostesses were Mrs. Wells,
Mrs. Jack Boettcher, Mrs. Earl
Barnes and Mrs. Lyle Beeney Jr.
Miss Beeney is the bride-elect
of Joseph Kathrein, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. McAlpine, Bates,
Ore. Their wedding is set for
Sunday, May 12, in Medford.
At the shower pink and white
streamers and white bells dec
orated the room and a bridal doll
holding a Bible was seated on a
table under a large pink and
white umbrella.
More than 35 guests attended.
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Eight Newcomers
At Club Session
Eight women attending Med
ford Sojourners' club for the
first time Thursday were Mrs.
Joe Gulash, Mrs. Jerry Gaste
neau, Mrs. Louis Enterkine, Mrs.
Joh Malson, Mrs. Joe Mullins,
Mrs. Frank Schultz, Mrs. Wil
liam Hatzi and Mrs. Wallace
King.
A house guest, Mrs. Joe Bella-
vance from Orofino, Ida., was
also present.
Hostesses for the day, Mrs.
Clarence Byrd, Mrs. " Clarence
Staley and Mrs. Albert McClure,
decorated the refreshment table
with a crystal centerpiece filled
with spring blooms.
Further discussion was held
regarding the trip to Klamath
Falls on May 8. Any women de
siring to go are to call Mrs. Gene
Chamberlain, 3-4277, before May
3. A bus will be chartered if
enough women request it.
Following the business meet
ing, cards were played for the
remainder of the afternoon.
Prizes went to Mrs. O. J. Cren
shaw and Mrs. I. W. Housechild
for bridge; Mrs. Clarence Byrd
and Mrs. Clifford Griffitts for
pinochle; Mrs. Henry Robertson
and' Mrs. Teddy Mayfield for ca
nasta. Special award was given
Mrs Victor Kasser.
All women in Medford and vi
cinity who have lived here less
than two" years are invited to 'at
tend the club meetings and be
come members.
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Guild Announces
Spring Card Party
St. Catherine's Guild of St.
Mark's church will hold the an
nual spring card party May 15.
Tables for women players will
be placed in the Guild hall and
couples will play in the parish
house.
Games will include bridge,
canasta and pinochle.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Mark Taylor, 2-2306
or Mrs. Hale Greenman, 3-5613.
Other guild members have tick
ets for sale.
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