O MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
A' Sunday, Jan. 17, 1960
Club Books
Swiss Yodeler
"An Adventure in Unique
Entertainment" will be taken
by members of the Rogue
River Valley Knife and Fork
club Wednesday, January 27,
at the Rogue Valley Country
club.
Toni Gauer, yodeler teach
er, lecturer and musician,
will be guest for the evening.
Mr. Gauer, who plays 18
Swiss instruments, will ap
pear in colorful costume. He
has prepared a book on Swiss
folk music for Ohio Wesley
an university.
Reservations for the 6:45
pjn. dinner must be mailed
to Mrs. Richard House, 15
Corning court, prior to Mon
day, January 25.
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Province Officer
Of Pi Beta Phi
To Visit Here
Mrs. Horace Vanasse, Seat
tle, vice president of Omicron
province, Alumni of Pi Beta
Phi, will speak at a meeting
Wednesday, January 20, at 8
p.m. The event will be held
at the home of Mrs. Stuart
McQueen, 2136 Hillcrest road.
Mrs. Vanasse, who directs
the work of 20 alumni clubs
in Oregon, Washington, Ida
ho, British Columbia, and Al
berta, will speak of the van
ous activities of the organiza
tion.
All Pi Beta Phi alumni in
the area, whether affiliated
with the local club or not, are
invited to attend the meeting,
according to Mrs. Elliott Mac
Cracken, president. -
Hostesses' assisting Mrs. Mc
Queen will be Mrs. Houston
L. Bush Jr. and Mrs. Floyd H.
Baker.
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In Arizona
Mesa, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. I
C, M. Anderson, 525 West Sec
ond street, Medford, were
among the guests registered
at the annual Oregon-Washington
winter visitor luncheon
here this week.
The Andersons, spending
their fourth season in the
Valley of the Sun, will return
to their Oregon home in May
concluding a six-months vaca
tion here.
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An event of Monday, Janu
ary 11, was the wedding of
Miss Mary Patricia Lucy to
Ralph D. Holzapfel, Shedd,
Ore., at Sacred Heart Catholic
church here. The double-ring
ceremony was held at four
o'clock in the afternoon with
the Rev. William McLeod of
ficiating. The bride, a daughter of
Mrs. Charles Lee Carter,
Oceanside, Calif., has made
her home at 1288 South Co
lumbus avenue. The bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Fred
Holzapfel of Shedd.
Red poinsettias and white
chrysanthemums decorated the
church for the wedding serv
ice. Bruno Pellegrini was at
the church organ.
The bride wore a gown of
white slipper satin with bodice
of rose point lace. The three
quarter length sleeves were
flared and the billowing skirt
ended in a chapel length puff
ed train. Her finger-tip length
illusion veil was held by a
high Danish bride's pearl
crown made by the bride and
she carried an arm bouquet
of white roses. Under her
dress the bride wore an heir
loom petticoat handmade by
her great-grandmother.
Miss Noreen Kelly was hon
or attendant, serving for the
bride's sister, Mrs. Lynn Hel
geson, Velva, N.D., who could
not come to Medford for the
wedding. Miss Kelly wore a
red chiffon gown with match
ing shoes and feather hat and
carried a small arm bouquet
of white roses.
Willard McLagan, Albany,
Ore., was best man for the
bridegroom and ushers were
Donald Nichols, Ashland, and
Robert Wilson, Lebanon, Ore.
The reception which fol
lowed was held in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Valton Fin
ley, 1327 Reddy avenue. Red
roses and tall white tapers
decorated the serving table.
Mrs. Rollin Jones and Mrs.
Louis Rentz poured coffee and
Mrs. John Gustafson served
punch. Mrs. Donald Nichols,
Ashland, cut the wedding
cake, made by Mrs. Jones.
Miss Carol Horsley and Miss
Norma Hague took charge of
the guest book and Mrs. Ward
Brookwell the gifts. Mrs.
James Wells played piano
music.
Mrs. Lucian Van Gordon
assisted Mrs. Finley as hostess.
For the wedding and recep
tion the bride's mother wore
a sown of cerulean blue with
matching hat and. gloves and
m-ev furs. Her corsage was
small, white rosebuds. The
bridegroom's mother wore a
gown of rose lace with white
hat and gloves and her flow
ers were white rosebuds.
. The weddnig refreshments
included such Scandinavian
delicacies as krumkake and
rosettes made by the bride.
The newlyweds traveled
south for their honeymoon,
the bride wearing an ensem
ble of winter white wool with
hat of roses and accessories
of cherry red. They will live
near Shedd where the bride
groom is a farmer.
The bride, who came to
Medford three years ago from
Dickenson, N.D., has been
Jackson county extension
agent in home economics. She
is a graduate of North Dakota
State college, Fargo.- ; Mr.
Holzapfel is a graduate of
Oregon State college.
Here for the wedding were
Charles Carter, Oceanside,
Calif., the bride's stepfather;
Mrs. John Lang, Cottage
Grove, Ore., aunt of the bride
groom, and Mrs. Robert Wil
son, Lebanon, Ore.
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Valentine Ball
Princess Named
Mrs. Howard Berg will rep
resent Beta Upsilon chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi as a prin
cess for the annual valentine
ball. It will be held February
13 at Rogue Valley Country
club.
Mrs. Berg was chosen at
the last meeting of the chap
ter, held at the home of Mrs.
Walter Smith. Mrs. Fred Wil
son presided; Mrs. Joe Sayre
served refreshments.
The chapter will take
charge of reservations for the
ball. They may be made by
calling Mrs. Lloyd Carr,
SPring 2-7249, or Mrs. Sayre,
SFnng 3-2500.
The ways and means proj
eci oi tne enapier wui be a
rummage sale February 5 at
the Eagles hall.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Carr January 19. .
Mrs. Ralph D. Holzapfel is the former Mary Patricia
Lucy who for the past three years has been Jackson county
agent in home economics for the Oregon Slate College Ex
tension service. The Holzapfel-Lucy rites took place Monday,
January 11, at Sacred Heart Catholic church. (Classic photo).
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Holzapfel cut the traditional first
slice of wedding cake at the reception which followed their
wedding Monday afternoon in Sacred Heart Catholic church.
The reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Valton
Finley, 1327 Reddy avenue. (Classic photo)
Mothers Slate January Session
are invited to attend.
The January luncheon of
the Jackson County unit of
the. Or eg on State College
Mothers :club will be held
Thursday, January 28, at 12
noon.
The event will be held in
the Pioneer room at the Jack
son hotel and all mothers of
former and present OSC stu
dents and interested friends
Mrs. Garner W. Couey,
president, reported that tele
phone numbers to call for
reservations will be announc
ed later.
The club's annual rummage
sale will be held February 4
and 5. Plans for the sale will
be completed at the luncheon.
Newlyweds
Make Home
In Medford
Mr. and Mrs. John William
Harvey are making their
home in Medford following
their wedding in Casa View
Methodist church, Dallas,
Texas. Mrs. Harvey is the
former Linda Carol Harns
berger, daughter of Mrs. T. J.
Harnsberger, 315 Lozier
lane, and the late Mr. Harns
berger. Mr. Harvey's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. William
Harvey, 1501 Startford Way.
The Rev. Wilfred Bailey
officiated at the eight o'clock
evening ceremony held De
cember 28. Plans for a Med
ford wedding were canceled
due to the death of the bride's
father.
Members of the couple's
families attended the single
ring rites.
The bride wore a white
taffeta floor length gown for
the ceremony with fingertip
length veil. She carried a
bouquet of white carnations.
Eirbie Sterling, Dallas, grand
father of the bride, gave her
in marriage.
The bride attended Medford
High school and Robertson's
School of Business. She is em
ployed by the county asses
sor's office in the Jackson
County courthouse. Mr. Har
vey attended Medford High
school and is a student at
Southern Oregon college.
Art Exhibit
Set Today
A number of adult and
junior students of Eugene
Bennett will exhibit work this
afternoon at the Bennett
studios, South Grape street.
The art exhibit 'will be held
from noon until 2:30 and im
mediately after the perform
ance of "Elijah" until 7
o'clock.
. Exhibitors will include:
adult classes, Mrs. Lester F.
Adams, Applegate, Mrs. Frank
Bash, Mrs. Hugh Coleman,
Mrs. Dale Collins, Mrs. Wil
liam Dawkins, Ashland, Mrs
Fred H. Gardner, Mrs. W. A.
Graff, Mrs. M. M. Huggins,
Mrs. Clair L. Larson, Mrs
Fred C. Lorish, Mrs. Jack
Mitchell, Mrs. Allyn A. Mon
roe, Mrs. John N. Reid, Mrs.
Roy V. Rickard, Mrs. Tom
Staley, Eagle Point, and Mrs.
Zelda' Van Valzah; children,
Emily Carpenter, Mitchell
Danielson, Eric Dunisch, Al
len and Aude Espourteille,
Shady Cove, Tom Freeman,
Cyndy Konschot, Mary Lor
ish, Judy Smith, Carolyn
Wimberly, Kay Woodford,
and Sara Maddux.
.. The public is invited to at
tend. Central Point - Officers of
the Central Point Royal
Neighbors of America will be
installed at a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Emma Collins,
2665 Connell street, Tuesday,
January 19, at 1 p.m.
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Lively Rogues
To Hold Dance
The January dinner -dance
of the Lively Rogues will be
held at 7:30 o'clock January
21 at Rogue Valley Country
club. Host couples will be
Mr. and Mrs. James Richeson
and Mrs. and Mrs. Lee Rags
dale. Members who have not
been contacted by January
19 and who would like to
make reservations are asked
to call the Stephen R. Mosher
residence, SPring 3-5158.
Two Girl Scouts
Named Alternates
Miss Judy Sims of Girl
Scout Troop 151, and Miss
Gayle Hayden of Troop 131,
have been selected as all
state alternates to a Girl
Scout "wilderness experimen
tal summer" camp to be held
in the Bend area this year.
Two girls from each state
are selected as delegates by
the regional selections com
mittee, it was reported, with
100 girls to participate in the
camp.
Mrs. Richard Finch is lead
er of Troop 151 and Mrs.
Gerald Foote, Grants Pass, of
Troop 131.
Mrs. Robert Richard Raffelly
(Landis photo)
Reception This Afternoon
To Honor Newly wed Couple
ices
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich
ard Raffelly will be honored
this afternoon at a reception
at the home of Mrs. Raffelly's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er
hardt J. Blind, 127 Valley
View drive. The couple were
married January 2 at the
Lutheran Church of the Good
Shepherd in Reno, Nevada,
at three o'clock in the after
noon. The bride is the former
Marjorie Helen Blind and Mr.
Raffelly's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Raffelly,
Franklin, N.H.
Miss Charlene Moore, Rose-
burg, will cut the cake for the
afternoon reception and Mrs.
Robert Sproul, cousin of the
bride, will preside at the
punch bowl. Mrs. Ronald
Blind, Eugene, sister-in-law of
the bride, will pour coffee
and Mrs. Lee Campbell,
Klamath Falls, will be in
charge of the guest book.
For the wedding, the new '
Mrs. . Raffelly wore a white j
wool sheath dress with back j
drapery and black patent I
leather accessories.
Mrs. Martha Johnson at
tended the bride. She wore a
cherry red sheath dress. Rob
ert Robbins, Newberg, served
as best man.
Following a wedding trip
the newlyweds are making
their home at 530 South
Grape street. The bride at
tended Klamath Falls High
school and Valparaiso Uni
versity, Valaparaiso, Ind. She i
is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Oregon where she ma
jored in business adminis
tration and is employed as a
secretary for Robert Dickey,
Medford lawyer. Mr. Raf
felly attended Franklin, N.H.,
schools and served in the U.S.
Navy. He is employed by T.
W. McFadden.
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