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Talent Mi Martha Rose
Murray, 6ajuh1r o Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred . Murray, 204
Roy lane, Talnt, blcime th
bride o William J. Hays Jr.,
son of Mr. ffcid Mrs. "William
J. Hays, 1CJ5 Tolmn roed,
Ashland in ceremony held
Friday, Jur$) t. Thai Rev. gohn
Crawford of th Church of the
Nazarene, Oghljna, officiated
at he ejglit o'clock veiling
ceremony hel in Litwiller's
chapel, Ashland. More than
75 relatives and friends at
tended. O The bride wort) a white lac
dress and carried a bouquet
of stehanotis "encircling
whiterchid. She was given
in '-aiTiage oy ner uncie,
Donald A. Walden, Ashlant.
-Airs. Jack Barrett, Ttlent,
attended the bride. Sh wore
a light blue dresg nd cfrried
a bouquet of lu fnd rhit
carnations.
John DoyJ Hutchinson,
Ashland, served s best man
while Robert Ralph Platko,
Medford, id Gail Simpson
Brewer Jr., Ashlgnd, seated
the guests.
Following th ceremony a
reception eyas held at the Bell
view Grarure.
ffhOtouilttr making their
Qi8 ? Morris avenue,
Sattttt. fclloving a wedding
GEift t tha Oregon coast.
tn attended Talent
anool nd has been
cn4kv4 by tha Jackson
(gegjlty Vtlfara commission
03 aUnogrggher. Mr. Hays
0&Bi4 Ashlgnd High school
an$ ia amjjloyed by Brooks
Q)3tt tomgny.
Recital
0Gi&a by Pupilt .
Qlrft Kanneth L. Brown pre
sentet har piano pupils June
5 irPft apring recital at tha
horn ct Mr D. F. Huson.
Students playing in the
recital werg Doneva Keopke,
Susan Oloran, Sherry Baker,
Vickey Burwgsh, Sharon Rit
chey, Jflftri Kenneth and How-
: ard tnntt.
oRe rost gnd white cirna
tions ggcorgted the serving
tab Jbr thg reception follow
ing th jrogrgm. Assisting
' wer Wrg Stanley Morgan,
Mi ftlauricg Ritchey, Mrs.
' Howard Kennett, Mrs. Dfrell
. Husoh (8id Wise) Darelyn Hu
on. :
Farewell Pi rty
cHonorsTwo Girls
8. surprjgj farewell party
hoiring the Misses Loretta
and Carol Cooksey was held
Friday evening in the homa
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Pgulaan,
508 Hamilton st.
MiO Connie Pgulsen ant
Miss Mary Leg DePlac aere
hostesses. About 20 young
people of thg first Btgtit
church ttenSfl.
The Witt CoogSy nt
their motbg, Mrs. 1. M. Coog
sey, p!i gf liv. Monflty
joiner. Cfjafcaey in Phoani,
Ariz.,5t ai tAair hom.
A 8on, Jim, will joia tha
family ftif fgll after spend
ing tggumiar in Mafiford.
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Mr. and Mri. Thomas Michael Walsh III are pictured
following their wedding which was an event of June 5 at
Sacred Heart Catholic church here. The bride is the former
Jhrllii Jean Corliss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H
Cerlisi, 938 South Holly street, and the bridegroom is a
sea of Mrs. Thomas M. Walsh. Dululh. Minn. Pictured be
law are tha bride and her mother, who arranged her daugh
ter's wedding veil tha last moment before going down the
aisle in tha church, and Patricia McBeth. niece of the bride,
who was flower girl. The newlyweds have left for Duluth,
where they will make their home at 812 Woodland avenue.
(Brainerd photo)
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IValsh- Corliss Marriage
Ceremony Held at Church
A nuptial mass Thursday,
June 5, in Sacred Heart Cath
olic church married Miss
Phyllis Corliss to Thomas Mi
chael Walsh III. The bride is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold H. Corliss, 938 South
Holly street and the bride
groom is a son of Mrs. Thom
as Michael Walsh, Duluth,
Minn., and the late Mr. Walsh.
The marriage ceremony
and mass were celebrated at
10:30 o'clock in the morning
by the Rev. John Ilg, with
David Young and David Taft
serving as acolytes. About
250 guests were present. June
5 was chosen as the wedding
date since it was the Feast of
Corpus Christi.
Mr. Corliss escorted his
daughter to the altar. Her
wedding gown was of white
brocaded satin designed with
fitted floor-length skirt and
bodice with square neckline
and short sleeves. Her net
veil was held by a satin pill
box hat trimmed with seed
pearl design and her long fin
gerless gloves were of satin
to match the gown. She car
rieda white satin prayer book
with a white orchid and ste
phanotis streamers.
In keeping with a. tradition
of graduates of Marylhurst
college, the bride's bouquet
was sent to the college to be
placed on the altar in the
chapel dedicated - to the
Blessed Mother.
Mrs. Robert H. Corliss was
honor attendant for her sister-in-law
and bridesmatrons
were Mrs. C. Lind McBeth,
Jacksonville, sister of the
bride, and Mrs. Daniel A.
Hull. Mrs. Corliss wore a
shell pink brocaded silk frock
of sheath design with short
sleeves and matching over
skirt of chiffon. She carried
a colonial bouquet of pink
and white sweetpeas and her
headband was of pink feath
ers. The bridesmatrons' gowns
were of lavender brocaded
satin, sheath style, with match
ing chiffon overskirts.' Their
feather headdresses were lav
ender and they carried laven
der and white sweetpeas-. AH
three attendants wore pearl
earrings which were gifts
from the bride.
Patricia McBeth, niece of
the bride, was flower girl.
Kenneth R. Corliss, brother
of the bride, was best man
and ushers were Guy D. W.
Corliss and Robert H. Corliss,
brothers of the bride, and C.
Lind McBeth, her brother-in-law.
Bruno Pellegrini played
the wedding music and Miss
Frances Thrun and John P.
Cooney sang.
White stock and roses in
varied shades of pink decor
ated the church.
The bride's mother wore an,
ensemble of rose and silver
grey brocaded silk with pastel
pink accessories. Her flowers
were gardenias. The bride
groom's mother wore a dark
blue brocaded silk ensemble
with white accessories and
gardenia corsage.
The reception was given by
the bride's parents and Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel A. Hull at the
Hull home on Eastwood drive.
The guest book was attended
by Mrs. Effie Kurtz and Mrs.
O. D. Frazee, aunt of the
bride, poured coffee. The
wedding cake was served by
Mrs. McBeth, the bride's sis
ter. The cake was cut with
an heirloom knife and server
loaned by Mrs. Z. N. Agee.
The flower arrangements in
the Hull home were the work
of Phillip Henselman, and he
also played piano background
music during the ' reception.
Mr. Henselman, formerly of
Medford, is now living in
Mexico City.
The newlyweds spent a few
days on the California coast
and then left for Duluth. For
traveling the bride wore a suit
of beige raw silk with aqua
marine accessories.
The bride, born and reared
in Jackson county, was edu
cated at St. Mary's school here
and is a graduate of Maryl
hurst college in Oregon. For
two years she lived in Japan
and served as a program di
rector for the Special Services
of the United States Armed
Forces. In recent months she
has been on the staff of
Swem's store in the record
department. Miss Corliss, a
soprano, was featured as a
soloist and with choral groups
during her school days here
and at Marylhurst, and gave
concerts during her stay in
Japan.
Mr. Walsh attended Cathe
dral High school in Duluth
and Marquette university in
Milwaukee, Wis. He is now
with General Electric Credit
corporation in Duluth.
One of the pre-nuptial par
ties given for the bride was a
buffet dinner for which Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bulkin were
hosts in their home near
Shady Cove. About 25 guests
attended.
In Medford for the wedding
were the bridegroom's moth
er, his sister, Miss Mary Ann
Ceremony Planned
For New Officers
Officers of Medford Busi
ness and Professional Wom
en's club will be installed
Thursday, June 19, at the
Medford hotel at 7 pan.
Members of the executive
board will be in charge of
arrangements. Visitors for the
evening will be members of
the Ashland and Grants Pas?
clubs.
A dinner will precede the
installation ceremony.
Walsh, both Duluth; Mrs.
Helen Stewart, aunt of the
bridegroom from Los Angeles;
the Rev. A. A. Rodakowski,
former assistant pastor of Sa
cred Heart church here and
now pastor at Dallas, Ore.;
Harold J. Laswell, Salem; Miss
Lou Tipton, and Mrs. Con
stance Wright, both Oregon
City; Mrs. Fred Mills, cousin
or the bride and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Chapman, Hornbrook,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Eker
son, West Linn, Ore.; Mr. Hen
selman and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford McBeth, San Luis
Obispo, Calif.
Women to Take
Tour of Europe
Mrs. Edith Devaney, 1012
East Jackson boulevard, and
Mrs. Maurice Reavis,' 220
South Oakdale avenue, will
leave Monday, June 16, from
Portland by Pan American
World airways on an -European
tour. They will take the
polar route.
Their itinerary will take
them to 12 countries and will
include several days at the
World's Fair in Brussels and a
visit to the shrine in Lourdes,
France. A centennial celebra-1
tion is being held in Lourdes
this year. The two women
will also visit Londan, Paris,
Rome, Venice, Monaco, Mad
rid and many other European
cities.
While in Spain they will
meet Mrs. Devaney's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
McDonald Devaney, San
Francisco, who have enrolled
at the University of Valencia
for the summer session.
The travelers will fly home
by way of Lisbon and New
York and will be gone seven
weeks.
Georgie McDaniel,
Richard Walker
Engagement Told
Mrs. Roberta L. Daniel, 531
Fairmount street, Medford,
and John P. Daniel, Living
ston, Mont., announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Georgie Gaye, to Richard D.
Walker, son of Mrs. Thelma
Strother, Glendale, Calif., and
Delos Walker, Gold Hill.
Miss Daniel is a graduate
of Medford High school. Mr.
Walker is a graduate of Crater
High school.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
Miss Daniel and Mr. Walk
er were guests of honor at a
dinner party given by Mr. and
Mrs. H. Raymond Hall, .139
Highland drive, Medford,
June 7.
Attending were Miss Bar
bara Blankenship, John L.
Daniel, Miss Margaret Brig
don, William Hall, Donald
Plan Party-Get-together
club will hold
a dessert card party at Girls
Community club Friday, June
20, at 1 p.m. The public is in
vited to attend.
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Georgia McDaniel
(Landis photo)
Dugger, Mrs0 Roberta L.
Daniel and John P. Daniel.
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