A MAIL TRIBUNE, MedfoM, Oregon, Sanity, Auguit 31. 1938
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Wallace
Bride's Father and Uncle
Perform Wedding Ceremony
JVallace-Anderson Rites
Read by Methodist Pastor
Shady Cove-Mr. and Mrs.
Don Roger Claspill, married
earlier this summer, are now
making their home at 1094
Hollister street, San Francis
co. The bride is the former
Lois Elaine Evers, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. Ernest
Evers, and the bridegroom is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Claspill, Fresno, Calif.
The ceremony was held
July 26 at Community Bible
church,' Central Point, at
eight o'clock in the evening
The bride's father escorted
her to the altar and gave her
in marriage, and then assisted
the Rev. Paul Kroon, pastor
of the church and uncle of
the btide, with the latter part
of the service.
The bride wore a princess
style gown of satin and lace
with fitted bodice, wide vee
neckline and long lace
sleeves. Her veil was finger
tip length and she carried
white carnations and pink
roses set in a pink satin fan.
Mrs. Richard Abrams, San
Francisco, a cousin, was hon
or attendant for the bride and
other attendants were Mrs.
Earl Evers, Santa Margarita,
Calif., and Miss Grace Evers,
sister of the bride, junior
bridesmaid. Mrs. Abrams and
Mrs. Evers wore pink taffeta
frocks with scoop necklines
trimmed with bows and long
ribbons at the back. Their
headdresses were of white net
and green bows. Miss Evers
wore a long pink frock with
white flower design. The at
tendants flowers were pink
roses.
Floyd Evers, San Fran
cisco, the bride's brother, was
best man and seating the
guests were Paul Evers, an
other brother, and Richard
Abrams, San Francisco.
Miss .blame Kroon was
soloist for the wedding, and
Mrs: Paul Kroon played the
wedding music
Mrs. Erma Cushman
Shady Cove, decorated the
church with pink and white
gladiolus for the ceremony,
and also took charge of all
the other flowers for the
ceremony and reception
The reception was held at
the church. Mrs. Wayne Ash
cut the wedding cake, Mrs
Clarence Wagler poured
punch and the Misses Claudia
Ash and Joyce Collin took
charge of the gifts. Miss
Carol Scott attended the
guest book
Mr. Claspill and his bride.
both employed In San Fran
cisco, made the trip from that
citv to Medfard and return
by plane, tire trip having
been a wedding gift from Mr.
Claspill's grandparents
The bridegroom's parents,
another son, Johnny and
daughter Carol were in
Shady Cove for the wedding.
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Miss Carole Anderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward M. Anderson of route 4,
box 465, Medford, became
the bride of Donald D. Wal
lace, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Wallace, Phoenix, in
an evening ceremony August
12 at First Methodist church.
Dr. George G. Roseberry,
pastor, performed the double
ring service, assisted by -the
Rev. Charles P. Anderson of
New York City, an uncle of
the bride.
The bride, given In mar
riage by her father, wore a
floor lengtri gown of Chan
tilly lace and tulle over satin
with a finger-tip length silk
ilusion veil held by a crown
of pearls. She carried a bou
quet of stephanotis and a
white orchid on a white
Bible.
Mrs. Clifford Smith served
as her sister's matron of
honor and Miss Linda Wal
lace, Miss Helen Mason and
Miss Carol Clark were
bridesmaids. All four wore
ballerina length dreses and
carried white gladioli. Mrs.
Smith's dress was of blue
Chantilly lace and the brides
maids' dresses were of blue
net.
Larry Kusel was the bride
groom's best man and Perry
Sneed, James Stout and Les
ter Sohleigh ushered.
Diane Anderson, a cousin
of the bride who served as
flower girl, wore, a long blue
satin dress and a white car
nation head piece. Robert
Porter was ring bearer.
Other attendants included
the bridegroom's sister, San
dra Wallace, and a niece, Ar-
leta Steele, who were candle
lighters. They wore identical
blue ballerina length dresses
of satin and net.
An aunt of the bride, Mrs
Charles Anderson was soloist,
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Anderson wore a light
blue knitted dress with white
accessories and a white car
nation corsage. , The bride-
Seattle Couple
Parents of Son
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Bender
Jr., of Seattle are the parents
of a son born August 27 in
that city. Mrs. Bender is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs,
Dwight Findley, Old Stage
road, and the Findleys have
left . for Seattle to visit the
couple. Mrs. Findley will re
main for several days and Dr.
Findley will return home the
first of the week.
Mr. Bender s parents are
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Bender,
1941 Westerlund drive.
Two Betrothals
Announced in
Cave Junction
Cave Junction Two
gagements have been
nounced here in recent days.
Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Collman
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Judy
Beth, to Gerald Lee Clayton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Clayton of Sutherlin, Ore.
Miss Collman is a graduate
of Illinois Valley High school
with the class of 1957, and
was a" Gladiolus Festival
princess last year. She was
employed by the Bank of Illi
nois Valley prior to entering
Southern Oregon college last
year, rnis summer, sne nas
been an employee of the
Rogue Valley State Bank in
Medford.
Her fiance, Gerald Clayton,
Is a student at Southern Ore
gon college and will enroll
again for the fall term.
The wedding is set for late
September at Cave Junction.
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The engagement of Connie
Lee Jones, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Jones, to William
McVay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. McVay, La Fuente,
Calif., has been announced.
The bride-elect, formerly a
student of Illinois Valley
High school, moved to La
Puente last school term. Her
fiance, a graduate of the La
Puente High school, is now
employed by the Frigid Coil
company of that city.
The wedding is planned for
early next summer.
Gardeners Plan
Workshop Session
Central Point Central
Point Garden club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Donald E.
Faber at 10 a.m. Wednesday,
September 3, for a workshop
and business session.
Mrs. A. C. Lewis, Phoenix,
will instruct members in the
use of dry materials for mak
ing plaques for the home. Per
sons attending should take
materials to work with if pos
sible, a sack lunch, and rooted
plants to be potted for the
October plant sale, it was re
ported.
groom's mother wore a navy
blue dress with white acces
sories and a similar corsage.
The chapel was decorated
with white chrysanthemums.
Following the wedding a
reception was given in the
church by the bride's parents
for about 100 friends and rel
atives. Mrs. Robert Porter
cut the cake and Mrs. Oliver
Yancy, an aunt of the bride
served. Mrs. Vester Sim-
monds presided at the punch
bowl and Mrs. Harvey D
Beatty, another aunt of the
bride, served coffee.
Mrs. James Hanscom was
in charge of the guest book
and Mrs. Herbert Vessey was
at the gift table.
- For the wedding trip to the
Oregon coast the new Mrs.
Wallace wore a pink linen
suit with white accessories
and a white orchid corsage.
The couple is now at home at
961 Lozier lane.
The bride was graduated
from Phoenix High school
and is now employed at Weis
fields, and the bridegroom,
also a Phoenix High school
graduate, is employed by
Reter Fruit company.
Out of town guests in addi
tion to the Andersons were
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Steele and
Arleta, and Mr. and Mrs. Oli
ver Yancy and Clarence, rela
tives of the bride from Klam
ath Falls, and Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Smith of Gold Hill.
Concert
By Priest
Announced
inorau iMorneim, O. F.,
famous Norwegian concert
pianist, will be presented in
concert at Hedrick Junior
High school, Sunday, Septem
ber 7, beginning at 8 o'clock.
He will be sponsored by
Rogue River council, Knights
of Columbus.
, Father Norheim Is z. mem
ber of the Dominican Order
attached to a monastery in
Oslo. He will come to Med
ford with a large number of
public appearances behind
him, first as a layman and
later as a priest. His concerts
took him not only over his
own country, but all over the
continent of Europe and in
the largest cities throughout
the Eastern United States.
In addition, his playing has
been broadcast over Scan
dinavian Broadcasting Sys
tems, over Radio Paris and
the BBC, according to Grand
Knight Gordon Boner, Med
ford, of the local KC council.
Since 1957 the Norwegian
pianist has played over 40
concerts in the United States,
receiving high praise from
such famous music critics as
Paul Hume in the Washing
ton Post, Maurice Leahy of
New York, Raymond Morin
of the Worcester, Mass. Sun
day Telegram and others.
Proceeds from his present
series of concerts will be used
to build an urgently needed
larger and more modern
monastery in his native Nor
way in order to handle ex
panded activities of his order,
it is said. A percentage from
the Medford concert will be
used by the Rogue River
Council Knights of Columbus
for local charitable projects,
Mr. Boner added.
Tickets will be placed at
Puruckers Piano house and
may be obtained also from
members of the local KC
council.
Miss Barbara Edwards
(Classic photo)
Betrothal Told
Of Miss Edwards
Robert Bobbin
Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Edwards, 112 Morrow road,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Barbara Ann,
to Robert Eugene Bobbitt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Bobbitt, 1740 North River
side avenue.
Miss Edwards was grad
uated from Medford High
school and attended Robert
son School of Business. She
is now employed at Bate
man's cafe. Mr. Bobbitt was
graduated from St. Mary's
High school and is employed
at Steven's Auto sales. He is
a member of the active Army
reserve.
The couple plans a spring
wedding.
Group Attends ,
Conference on
Family Living ,
, Several persons have re
turned to the valley after at
tending a four-day conference
at the University of Oregon,
Eugene, held by the Council
on Family Relations.
The divorce rate has been
stabilized in the United States
but will remain high as long
as we have early marriages,
the family relations experts
told delegates to the meeting.
f It was also noted, accord
ing to reports, that much
more research and study is
necessary before adequate
evaluation of the problems
involved in education at the
several levels can be made.
These levels include family
living, parent education, and
religion.
This was the 20th national
meeting of the council and it
drew educators and other per
sons interested in family rela
tion problems from many
parts of the nation.
Among those attending the
conference, August 20 - 23,
from this area were Mrs.
Leigh Gustison, Lindsay Vin-
sel, Dr. Harry Danielson,
Mrs. Herbert Sampert, and
Mrs. Henry Padgham, all of
Medford; Mrs. Chester Fitch
and Mrs. Mabel Winston,
Ashland: and .:iMrs. Walter
Bish and Rolland Hartley of
Talent.
Exhibit Changed
At Piano House
The Maude Walling Wanker
water color" exhibit, which
has been on display at Pu
rucker Music house, will be
replaced by the works from
the Master Water Color So-
city of Oregon. It will be free
to the public for viewing
through the month of September.
Paintings by Daniel Tesch,
Grants Pass, will be shown
in October.
York-Russell Ceremony
Held in Catholic Church
Central Point Sacred
Heart Catholic church was
the scene of the wedding of
Miss Carol Jean Russell to
Thomas J., York on Saturday,
August 23. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert F. Russell, 2886 Beall
lane, and the bridegroom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
York, Concord, Calif.
The double-ring ceremony
and nuptial mass were cele
brated by the Rev. John Ilg
at 9:30 o'clock in the morn
ing. Fred Thompson, cousin
of the bridegroom from Tu
lare, Calif., and Donald Davy,
Medford, were acolytes.
Mr. Russell escorted his
daughter to the altar. She
wore a gown of white im
ported Chantilly lace over
satin fashioned with vee
shaped scalloped neckline,
short sleeves and a full skirt
with hemline scallops. It was
designed and made by" her
mother. The bride's finger
tip length tulle veil and pearl
crown were loaned by Mrs.
Richard Garrett, Medford,
and she carried an heirloom
handkerchief belonging to
Mrs. B. L. Hunter, Medford.
Her bouquet was white step
anotis centered with white
carnations.
Miss Helen York, Concord,
sister of the bridegroom, was
honor attendant. She wore a
ballerina length white nylon
gown flocked with maize col
ored flowers over maize taf
feta with fitted bodice and
vee-neckline in back trimmed
with velvet ribbons. She car
ried white and maize chrysanthemums.
Two Bridesmaids
The bridesmaids, Miss
Mary Kay Conroy and Miss
Linda Lambeth, Vashon,
Wash., wore light blue frocks
fashioned as that worn by the
honor attendant and carried
nosegays of white and blue
chrysanthemums.
Dennis Schmidt, Salem,
was best man and Arthur
York, brother of the bride
groom and James Serventi, a
cousin, both Concord, were
ushers.
Bruno Pellegrini was or
ganist and Miss Nancy Con
roy was soloist, assisted by
Miss Mary Frances Zimmerman.
White gladiolus were ar
ranged on the altar and tall
baskets filled with wood
wardia ferns and white glad
iolus stood at either, side.
Other bouquets were of white
gladiolus and blue del
phinium.
The reception was held at
the Rogue room of the Med
ford hotel. The wedding cake
was cut and served by Mrs.
Fred Kuest and Mrs. C. H
Ault, with an heirloom knife
belonging to Mrs. Clara Agee,
Medford. The knife was
given to Mrs. Agee's father 75
years ago on his 25th wed
ding anniversary and has
been used at many weddings
since.
Sister Her
Punch was poured by Mrs.
B. J. Tomjack, sister of the
bridegroom from Phoenix,
Ariz. Miss Virginia Thomp
son, Tulare, Calif., cousin of
the bride, took charge of the
guest book and gift table.
The bride's mother was at
tired in a cocoa brown lace
sheath dress with white ac
cessories and white carnation
corsage. The bridegroom's
mother wore a blue flowered
silk suit with yellow hat and
gloves and a white carnation
corsage.
Mr. York and his bride
traveled to Portland on their
Spicy Tomatoes
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kled lightly with onion salt
and oregano.
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honeymoon and visited Maryl
hurst college. The bride, for
merly a student at Maryl
hurst, presented her bridal
bouquet at the Virgin Mary's
altar in the chapel, following
a tradition of Marylhurst
girls. The newlyweds later
motored down the Oregon
coast and to. Lake Tahoe. For
traveling th bride wore a
royal blue cotton knit chem
ise dress with white accesso
ries and the white carnation
corsage from her bouquet.
The bride was graduated
from Crater High school be
fore attending Marylhurst.
The bridegroom, who former
ly lived in Medford, attended
St. Mary's school here and
later Mt. Diablo High school,
Concord, ' the University of
Portland and St. Mary's col
lege, Moraga, Calif. He is
now a student in business and
economics at San Jose State
college, and the couple will
live in that city.
Here for the wedding were
the bridegroom's parents and
his " sisters and brothers,
Helen, Arthur, Harry, Claire
and Noreen, all Concord;
Fred Thompson, cousin of the
bride, Tulare; Mrs. Vida Mc
Auley, aunt of the bride,
Santa Monica, Calif.; D. J.
Dolmage and Miss Dorothy
Hedgepeth, Grants Pass; B. J.
Tomjack, Phoenix; Helen
Wand, Troutdale, Ore.; Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Thiel, Idaho
Falls, Ida.; Miss Irmina Farm,
Spokane; Miss Mary Ann
Engagement News
Of Interest Here
Ashland-Of interest in Ash
land and Medford is news of
the engagement of Miss Sheila
Dionne, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Niels Jacobsen, Kanka
kee, 111., to Ldward Dutour,
aiso 01 namtaicee. He Is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Dutour of that city.
Miss Dionne left here in
August of 1957 after having
worked for Bear Creek or
chards and attended South
ern Oregon college. She is a
sister of Mrs. Edward Martin,
Rogue River.
The wedding has been set
for February 7 In Kankakee.
Miss Darlene Smith, Medford,
will be one of the bridesmaids.
Coin Club
Rogue Valley Coin club will
hold the' first meeting of the
fall Monday, September 1, at
H p.m. at Girl s Community
club.
Thalhofer, Prineville, Ore.,
and Miss Janet Arndorfer,
Portland.
Before the wedding the
bride was honored at a num
ber of showers, one given by
Mrs. Fred Kuest and Mrs. C.
H. Ault at the Kuest home,
Beall lane. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs.
William --Naylor, Mrs. "Elmer
Reinking and Miss Jeanette
Purdy. Refreshments were
Kuest, Connie Rae Goehring,
served by the Misses Carolee
Kay Slick and Coleen Franek.
Mist Loretta Orgain
Tell Engagement
Of Loretta Orgain
And James Heath
The engagement of Miss Lo-
retta Orgain to James Heath
has been announced by Misi
Orgain's parents, Mrs. Stuart
L. Forbes, 40 North Peach
street, Medford, and Delbert
M. Orgain, Prospect. Mr.
Heath is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy H. Heath, 2415 Bar-
nett road, " Medford.
Miss Orgain will be gradu
ated from Prospect High
school next spring.
Mr. Heath is a graduate of
Phoenix High school and will
attend Shasta Junior college,
Redding, Calif., this fall.
No wedding date has been
set.
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