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Mr. and Mn. Robert Leroy Abel
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Bard's Heyday Planned
&t New Festival Theater
4jhland - Plans are in
Jere for the annual Bard's
(ftafday sponsored each year
9 the Tudor guifd. This
ytfr' event is scheduled to
tgflt place on Sunday, July 12,
igt the new Shakespearean
tftftre and is to be combined
ith open house ceremonies
of the new building. Mr. and
&rs. Frank Davis are general
chairmen.
No admission fee is to be
charged and the general pub
lic is invited to come and en
joy the day. As has been done
in past years, the Guild will
set up booths, schedule enter
tainment, sell various articles,
and generally provide an air
of Jlizabethan grandeur for
all. Activities are set to begin
t 4 j m. with guided tours
t9fffh the new theatre to
atfcil 7:30 p.m.
iiren wui noi De ne
ft0i, reports Mrs. C. H.
FVtf. publicity chairman
(ft tim vent. Many of the
(tflata loo forward to the
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Heyday for months and re
turn year after, year. Several
"games are always favorites
such as the fish pond, the dart
games, and bowling. Heyday
patrons always, enjoy the for
tune teller booth. A tent will
be set up for people to enter
and have their fates revealed
by "one" who sees all." Many
of the entertainment events
will be repeated more than
once during the afternoon and
evening, f Entertainment chair
man is Mrs. Robert Pentzer,
while games are under the di
rection of Dr. R. L. Burdic.
Costume Event
Color is one of the main
features of the annual Hey
day. Members of the Tudor
guild are dressed in, colorful
costumes of the Elizabethan
era, giving a genuine Old Eng
lish atmosphere to the occa
sion. A costumed crier will
roam among the crowd an
nouncing events, just as was
done in Shakespeare's time.
Credit
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An event of June 20 was
the wedding of Miss Nancy
Louise Bessonette and Robert
Leroy Abel at two o'clock
in the afternoon at First Pres
byterian church. Dr. D. Kirk-
land West officiated at the
double ring ceremony attend
ed by 300 relatives and
friends.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall O. Bes
sonette, Hillcrest road. Mr.
Abel, is a son of Mrs. Helen
Apple, San Francisco, former
ly of Medf ord.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
floor length gown fashioned
with fitted lace bodice and
long peplum over a bouffant
net skirt. Her elbow length
veil was held by a lace and
pearl headdress and she car
ried a white orchid, and
stephanotis. Her pearl earrings
and pearl pendant were gifts
of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Jerry Bessonette, sister-in-law
of the bride, served
as matron of honor and Miss
Dee Dunn and Miss Betsy
Prince, Seattle, were brides
maids. Little Dana Bessonette
served as flower girl for her
aunt. They wore pink and
lavender lace frocks with
straw picture hats and car
ried bouquets of matching car
nations. Candlelighters were the
Misses Marsha Bessonette and
Frances Bessonette.
Richard Copple served as
best man and John Larimer,
Sacramento, cousin .of the
bridegroom, and Jerry Bes
sonette, brother of the bride,
seated the guests. Ricard Jones
served as ring bearer. ,
White 'gladiolus decorated
the church for the wedding
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Rogue Valley Country club.
Mrs. Robert Larimer and Mrs
Lynn Bessonette cut the wed
ding cake and poured the cof
fee. Miss Janet Turner pre
sided at the punch bowl. Lynn
and Jerry Bessonette; broth
ers )f the bride, served the
champagne.
Miss Barbara Reich was at
the gift table and Miss Judy
Riebe was in charge of the
guest book. Miss Lea Ann Bes
sonette.' .Portland, was in
charge of the flowers. Assist
ing the attendants dress prior
to the wedding were Mrs.
Tone Buttonff, Eugene, and
Mrs. Donald Jones.
Renee Bessonette, Dana Bes
sonette, and Richard Jones
passed out bags of rice.
, The couple are now at home
on Hillcrest road. The bride
is a graduate of Medford High
school and is employed by
Big Y Market. Mr. Abel, a
graduate of Medford High
school, is a student at Sacra
mento State college. -
Among the out - of - town
guests attending were Mr. and
Mrs. John Larimer and fam
ily, Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Harris, Eugene; Mrs.
Harry Millette, Yreka; Mrs.
Robert Banning, Etna, Calif.;
and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ma
cartney and family, Redding.
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Summer Events
Planned by Club;
Member Honored
Although the club year of
ficially ends with the instal
lation of new officer's in May,
Medford Junior Women's club
has inaugurated a custom of
three special events to keep
members in touch during the
summer months. The work
schedule of the winter months
is first relieved by a coffee
for members only in June.
Closer family contacts are
made by giving a picnic party
for members and children in
July, and husbands are treat
ed to an out-door dinner in
August.
The pending marriage of
Mrs. Trudy Dispenzierre to
Richard Ackerman, set for
June 27 prompted the addi
tion of a surprise element to
the June coffee. Members
purchased an assortment of
patio and barbeque accessor
ies, and the evening was de
voted to a wedding shower
for Mrs. Dispenzierre.
The event was held Wed
nesday, June 17, at the home
of Mrs. Gene Chamberlain.
Mrs. Chamberlain had deco
rated the gift table with a
parasol-shaped mobile which
had gift " packages swinging
gaily from the end of each
parasol rib. Mrs. John L. Hol
mes, Jr. served refreshments.
Plans for the children's
party were made for July 22
at the home of Mrs. D. E. De
Armond. Mrs. D. E. Chapman
was named chairman of the
event. , '
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Mr.
Mary Kay White Married
To Robert Leeman Guinn
Miss Mary Kay White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold H. White, 3654 Pacific
Highway south, became the
bride of Robert Leeman
Guinn, San Bernardino, Calif.,
in a ceremony held Saturday,
June 13.
The Rev. George Roseberry
performed 'the" double-ring
rites at 4 o'clock in the First
Methodist church. Guests
numbered 150.
Mr. White gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She wore a
floor-length pale pink gown
of nylon tulle and a finger-tip
Miles to Hold
At Home Today
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Miles,
605 Highland drive, will be
"at home" today in honor
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M.
Miles. Friends are invited to
call between three and five
o'clock this afterhon.
Mrs. Miles is the former
Patricia Hackney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Har
per, Little Butte Star route,'
Eagle Point. The wedding
was held June 6 in Reno,
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Friends Attend
Bright-Page Rites
Several friends of the Rev.
John Bright, formerly of Med
irt Portland today to attend
the wedding of Miss Anne
Keane Page to the Rev. Mc
Bright. It is set for 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon at Trinity Epis
copal church.
Among the guests will be
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wimberly
Jr., and their children, Lee
and Carolyn.
The Rev. Mr. Bright was as
sistant rector of St. Mark's
Episcopal church when he
he lived here.
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and Mrs. Robert Leeman Guinn
length .veil. She carried steph
anotis and a white orchid.
Attendants were Mrs. C. R.
Varner, Hartford, Conn., sis
ter of the bride, who was ma
tron of honor, and Mrs. R. E.
White, sister-in-law of the
bride, and Mrs. W. E. French.
They wore gowns of pink ny
lon chiffon over pink taffeta
and carried baskets of white
Ester Reed daisies.
Miss Diane Varner, the
bride's niece, Hartford, and
Miss Nancy Day, Talent, the
bride's cousin, lighted tapers.
John A. Lienchamper was
best man. Ushers were R E.
White, brother of the bride,
and David Cox, Albany.
Baskets of pink gladioli
and painted daisies decorated
the church. Mrs. Gerald Sher
man was organist and Miss
Rosemary Doolen sang.
The bride's parents were
hosts for the reception which
followed in the church par
lors. Mrs. A. N. Day and Mrs.
Harry Rutherford, Coryallis,
cut the cake. Mrs. Henry Har
bison, Corvallis, and Mrs. M.
D. Newton poured.
For the wedding Mrs. White
wore a pink silk .printed frock
and Mrs. Guinn a blue silk
dress. Their corsages were.of
white carnations, and pink
rosebuds.
The young couple are at
home at 3511 Tyler street,
Corvallis, following a wedding
trip to Sari Francisco.
Both were graduated this
spring from Oregon State col
lege, where the bride is affil
iated with Delta Delta Delta
social sorority and the bride
groom is a member of Sigma
Phi Epsilon fraternity. She is
a Medford High school gradu
ate and her husband was grad
uated from Colton Union high
school in California.
Mr. Guinn has received his
commission in the United
States air force and is await
ing orders to begin three
years' service. He is a student
in OSC summer school.
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WE GIVE
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Carleton Coons
Guests in City
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton S.
Coon were visiting this past
week at the home of Mrs,
Coon's sister, Mrs Eric Went-
worth, 217 Windsor avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Coon and
their four children recently
returned from . New Delhi,
India, where Mr. Coon . was
stationed with the U.S. De
partment of State.
After a vacation with the
Wentworths here, the Coons
will proceed to Washington,
D.C., where they expect to
remain for the next four
years.
Accompanying Mr. and Mrs.
Coon to Medford were their
two sons, Howard, 7, and
William, 9.
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Medford Couple
Attend Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Warren W.
D e a k i n s, 2008 Westerlund
drive, returned to Medford
Tuesday after going to Sacra
mento, Calif., for the wedding
of their son, Warren Jr., to
Nancy Reynolds. The cere
mony took place Sunday, June
21.
A number of family friends
also motored south for the
event.
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Valley Couple Married
In Episcopal Ceremony
A ceremony at St. Mark's
Episcopal church Saturday,
June 20", wedded Mrs." Lor
raine Evelyn Henry, Medford,
and Philip H. Stansbury,
Ashland. The ; Rev. George
R. V. Bolster, rector of the
church, officiated ' for the
three o'clock afternoon rites.
About 350 guests attended
the wedding. The reception
which followed was at Rogue
Valley Country club for 200
guests.
For the ceremony the bride
wore a -gown of silver grey
imported Alencon lace with
grey moline hat trimmed
with flowers. She carried a
nosegay of white orchids and
stephanotis.
Mrs. Martin Luther Jr., at
tended the bride. Mrs. Luther
wore a sheath dress of yellow
linen with matching crown hat
and carried yellow roses.
Emmet William Beeson,
Talent, was best man for the
bridegroom and ushers were
James Henry, Martin Luther
Jr., and R. B.- Thierolf, all
Medford, and Samuel B. Da
vis, Ashland.
White gladiolus bouquets
decorated the church altar.
Mr.j Stansbury and his
bride are returning to the
valley this week end after a
brief wedding trip, and will
live at 123 Black Oak drive,
Medford.
The bride, who has lived in
the valley for the past sev
eral years, is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Ude,
Garden City, N.Y. She attend
ed Adelphi college and Kath
arine Gibbs school and is a
member of Medford Junior
Piano Teacher
In California
Mrs. Kathryn Diepenbrock,
a long-time resident of Med
ford, is now making her
home in Fresno, Calif., where
she is near her children.
Her daughter, Mrs. Kath
ryn D. Jack, formerly of
Medford, is a medical secre
tary at the Veterans hospital
there and her son, Robert A.
Diepenbrock, i s assistant
manager, of the Standard Oil
refinery at Bakersfield.
Before making the move
south, Mrs. Diepenbrock sold
her residence at 15 Vancouv
er avenue. Her new address
is 934 East Anorenes avenue,
Fresno.
Mrs. Diepenbrock was one
of the city's better - known
musicians and taught piano,
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Monday flnn
Mrs. James W. Grigsby,
Jacksonville, was hostess for
a luncheon and brid party
last Monday afternoon Jt Mon
Desir inn. Luncheon was serv
ed in the patio, and later
cards were played in the fire-
place room.
, Thirty-two guests were pres
ent. Prizes at cards were won
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Raymond Smith, Mrs. Claude
Holmes, Mrs. Ralph Wilcox,
Mrs. Fred Sweeney and Mrs.
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