Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew Cunningham
' , (Brainerd photo)
Cunningham-H unter
at First Pn
JVedding
isbvterian
I First Presbyterian church
in Medford was the scene if
! the wedding of Miss Virginia
Lee Hunter to Robert An
; drew Cunningham, held Sun
day, September 6, at six
o'clock in the evening. Dr. D.
Kirkland West officiated for
.' the double-ring ceremony. ; v
The bride's parents are Mr.
, and Mrs. Crocker J. Hunter,
V 50 Valley View drive, and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr.
J and Mrs. Robert M. Cunning
? ham, Menlo Park, Calif.
t More than 100 guests at
? tended the wedding and the
reception which followed at
; the Hunter home.
Mr. Hunter, on whose birth
day the wedding was held,
gave his daughter in mar
. riage. She wore a traditional
j gown of white taffeta design
ed on princess lines with
; long-sleeved, scoop neck bod
i ice and full skirt with modi
fied bustle back and chapel
train. -The neckline, drapery
and skirt were accented with
I appliques o re-embroidered
I Alencon lace and pearls. -The
bride's finger-tip veil of silk
illusion was caught into a taf
feta pill box hat ornamented
with Alencon lace and pearl
embroidery. Her flowers
were a white orchid and
stephanotis. : ;
Miss Janet Carter was maid
of honor and other attend
ants were Mrs. Richard G.
Vance, -Miss Carolyn Ficht
ner, Miss Diane Lohman, Ash
land, sorority sister of the
bride, and Mrs. Donald E.
Finney, another sorority sis
ter from Klamath Fall! Ore.
All the attendants wore
identical ballerina length
' frocks of silk organza in min
uette 2?lue styled with full
skirts and balloon sleeves.
Their hats of veiling and vel
vet leaves matched their
. frocks, and they carried
bronze and gold colored .pom
pon chrysanthemums.
Dallas Cason, Elgin, Ore.,
fraternity brother, was best
man for the bridegroom and
. ushers were four more frater
nity brothers, David G. Dyk
stra, Corvallis, Donald E. Fin
ney, Klamath. Falls, David
DeFant, Portland, and Donald
Desimini, Oregon City, r -Vi
Baskets of large white
chrysanthemums dec o r ated
the church and sprays of flow
I ers and satin bows marked
the family pews. -
- The Rev. Robert Jacks was
soloist and Miss Sonja Peter
son was organist. :v .:
The newlyweds received
guests in a room at the Hunt
er home which opened on to
, the patio and which was deco
rated, with flower arrange
ments and white wedding
bells. A round "lace-covered
table - held the bride's cake,"
encircled with flowers. Mrs.
Crocker Hunter Jr.,' and Mrs.
Wayne Hunter, sistersrin-law
of the bride, cut and served
the, cake Mrs. Elmer Fors
strom, Berkeley, Calif, poured
coffee and Miss . Barbara
Baker served punch.
: Marty, Karen and Ritchie,
Hunter, small nephews and
niece of the bride, passed the
bridegroom's cake and small
bags of rice. Mrs., Albert
Gandt took charge of the re
ception. For the wedding and recep
1 tion the bride's mother wore
an empire style ,jown of sap-
. phire blue Chardon crepe
-with chiffon trim and back
. panels, matching accessories
and iink rosebud corsage.
The bridegroom's mother was
attired in a terra cotta col
ored empire chiffon gown
with matching accessories and
whiie rosebud corsage.
Among the guests coming
from a distance were the
bridegroom's parents, his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reynolds,
Anaheim,' Calif.,- Elmer Fors
strom, Berkeley; Mrs, David
G. Dykstra, Corvallis; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Heaton, Klam
ath Falls; Miss Jean Miller,
Grants Pass, and 14 of the
bridegroom's fraternity broth
ers in addition to those of the
wedding party.
: The evening preceding the
ceremony a buffet supper was
served at the bride's home
for the wedding ' party and
out 7 of - town guests. Thirty
guests attended. '
' Prior to : the wedding, the
bride-elect was honored at a
shower given by Mrs. Vance
and Miss Fichtner at the
Program Given
For Alpha Beta
1 A ; program on "Introduc
tions and Invitations" was pre
sented by Mrs. Ernest Flakus
at the first official fall meet
ing of Alpha Beta chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Robertson, 932 Win
chester avenue. Mrs. L. : H.
Guy assisted the hostess.
Mrs. Dale Curfman was
elected h corresponding secre
tary, replacing Mrs. Robert
Harland. Mrs. Thomas Car
dona, director and honorary
member;- of Alpha Beta, was
a guest. . , ' '
' Mrs. Flakus and Mrs. Tom
Shoop, chairmen of the fall
rush season, announced plans
for the coming rush party.
Rites
Church
Vance home, 119 Chestnut
street. Twenty guests were
present. "
The newlyweds are making
their home at 810 North 23rd
street, Apt. 6, Corvallis; both
young people are students at
Oregon State college. The
bride is a member of Gamma
Phi Beta sorority and the
bridegroom's fraternity is Al
pha Tau Omega.
-
Voters' League
Slate Advisor
To Visit Here
Mrs. A. V. Logan, Corvallis,
advisor from Oregon League
of Women Voters, will be in
Medford Wednesday, Septem
ber 16, to meet with officers
and chairmen of the Medford
League of Women Voters..Mrs.
Logan has served as state pres
ident and as a member of the
local and state boards for
many years. :
At an all-day meeting sched
uled for the home of the mem
bership chairman, Mrs. John
T.. Weisel, plans for the first
general meeting of the year
will be completed. According
to the president, Mrs. Dunbar:
Carpenter, this "kick-off"
event will be a luncheon meet
ing at Rogue Valley Country
club Saturday, September 26. .
Featured" will be a "party
line" introduction to the year's
activities. All members and
interested persons are invited
to attend and bring guests.
' Reservations are to be made
with Mrs. Homer Marx, tele
phone SPring 2-6845.
Rerisfield - Brownsoh Rites
Held at Episcopal Church
Ashland Miss Sharon Lee
Brownson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Brownson, 147
Ohio street, became the
bride of Charles LeRoy Rens
field, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
I. Rensfield, 155 Ohio street,
in a ceremony Friday, Sept.
4, at Trinity Episcopal
church. .
The Rev. John Thompson
performed the ceremony at
8 pjn. before 150 guests. Mr.
Brownson gave his daughter
in marriage.
The bride wore a dress of
silk organza with a Chantilly
lace bodice and pearls around
the neckline. The sleeves
were of three-quarter length
and her finger-tip length veil
was of lace and pearls. She
carried a bouquet . of white
rosebuds centered with a
white orchid.
Miss Barbara Rensfield,
San Francisco, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of hon
or. She wore a dress of melon
colored chiffon with a pale
Medcalf-Blissr
Marriage Rites
Held. in Church
Phoenix - Miss Mary Susan
Bliss became the bride of Pvt.
Alton Medcalf in -a ceremony
held August 29 at Phoenix
Presbyterian church. The
bride is a daughter of Mr; and
Mrs. Walter H. Bliss, Chicago,
111., "and the bridegroom is a
son of Victor S. Medcalf and
grandson of Mrs. Bertha J.
Medcalf, 200 First street. .
A small number of guests'
attended the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev.
William Salain at .7:30
o'clock. ;
Miss Joyce Milton was maid
of honor and- Thomas Wil
liams, cousin of the bride
groom, served as best man. .
The bride wore a princess
styled street-length dress of
red and white print. Miss Mil
ton's dress was yellow with
white trim.
Mrs. Medcalf and Mrs. M. A.
Williams were hostesses for
the reception which followed
at the Medcalf residence.
The young couple traveled
to the coast on their wedding
trip. The bridegroom was to
leave September 9 for over
seas duty in Korea. '
The bride attended Scott
school and Hyde Park High
school in Chicago and is em
ployed by Rogue bakery. Pvt.
Medcalf attended Phoenix
schools.
. '
Luncheon Planned
For Social Club
' Reames " Social club . will
hold a luncheon Wednesday,
September 16, at .12 noon in
the dining room of -Medford
Masonic temple. All members
of the Order of the Eastern
Star are invited. Mrs.' Stew
art Pennington, president will
preside.
Mrs. Vernon A. Turpin will
be chairman assisted by Mrs.
John Eddy, Mrs. Ross Gilki
son, Mrs. Fred Strang,, Mrs.
Robert Wobbe and Mrs. Ray
Bailey. ,
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pink cummerbund and acces
sories. Her carnations also
were pale pink.
. Attendnnts were Mrs. Rich
ard Green, and Miss Billie
Jean Beagle, both of whom
wore pale pink chiffon gowns
with melon-colored ' cummer
bunds and accessories. Their
carnations were melon-colored.
'
Tracy Turner, who served
as flower girl, wore a frock
identical to the bridesmaids.
Young David . Neslin was
ring bearer.
John Johnson was best man
and Dallas Brownson, brother
of the bride, and Kenneth
Rensfield, brother of ' the
bridegroom, seated guests.
' Pink and white gladioli
decorated the church. Miss
Edna Dougherty was at the
organ and James Baker, Med
ford, was soloist.
The bride's parents gave
the reception which followed
in the parish hall. Mrs. Wil
liam Brewer, aunt of the
bride,' cut the cake.. Mrs.
Howard Brownson, .. Myrtle
Creek, aunt of .the bride,
poured coffee and another
aunt, Mrs. Darrell Copeland,
poured punch. Miss Patricia
Brewer,,, the; bride's ; cousin,
was in- charge of, the guest
book and Miss Patricia Gib
son was at : the gift table.
The young couple traveled
by plane to San Francisco
for their . wedding trip. The
bride wore a multi-colored
sheath dress with matching
short coat. They, will reside
in Portland, where the bride
groom is a senior at Portland
State college majoring in bus
iness administration.
, The bride was graduated
from Ashland high school and
a 1 1 e n id e d N o rthwestern
School of Business, Portland.
She is u secretary of William
L. White, public accountant,
Medford. -f
: The bridegroom attended
Ashland high school, South
ern . Oregon college . and . the
University of Oregovi before
entering Portland State.
Out-of-town guests at the
wedding included Mr. . and
J
Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaRoy Rensfield
Mrs. John Rundell, cousins of
the bride, " Drain; Howard
Brownson, uncle of the bride,
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
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Brownsdn, Jr.,: Myrtle Creek;
Grover, Copeland, grandf 1-
(Knackttedt pholo) : .
ther of the bride, Klamath
Falls; Darrell Copeland, the
bride's , uncle, . Eagle Point;
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Copeland, great-aunt and un
cle of the bride, Gold Hill.
Meringues may be hard or
soft." Hard meringues have
crisp textures and are used in
shells, cookies and kisses. The
secret of a good hard me
ringue is to dry it carefully in
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