MEDFORD,
Tribune
MKHt'OnD, ORKOON, SUNDAY, JULY 10, MHO
Summer Happenings
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Mr. ond Mri. Frank C. Bash pause at the punch table in the patio to talk with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donahue during the
reception which honored the Bashes son and fiancee July 1. Spring flowers from the Bashes garden decorated the two serving
tables which held the punch and hors d'oeuvres for the event attended by about 75 friends. Thomas H. Ness and John K. Ness,
brothers of Mrs. Bash, presided at the punch bowls and assisting at the hors d'oeuvre table were Mrs. Charles W. Wakefield,
sister of Mrs. Bash and Mrs. J. K. Ness. Mrs. Bash, who has been active in volley social, civic, and political affairs, was recently
appointed to the state public welfare commission by Gov. Mark O. Hatfield.
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Summertime moans outdoor parlies, travelers and vii tors and July In the Rogue valley Is no exception. Among
the recent outdoor parties was one July 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Bash, 1325 Bundy street, which
honored their son Frank N. Bash, and his fiancee, Miss Susan Fay, Winchester, Mass. The couple plan a Septem
ber wedding In Winchester. Miss Fay It a daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wolcott Fay, Winchester,
Mast. She attended Mt. Holyoke college and Ohio university. Mr. Bath hat been In Cambridge, Mass., where
he holds a leaching fellowship at Harvard university.
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Assisting at the party July 1 which honored Frank N. Bash and his fiancee. Miss Susan
Fay, Winchester, Mass., were (left to right) Miss Rosiland Randies and the Misses Jane and
Judy Bash, sisters of the honored man. Miss R andles, a 1960 graduate of Medford High
ichool, plans to enter the University of Oregon this fall. Miss Jane Bash will return to the
University of Ariiona in Tucson this fall and Miss Judy Bash, also a 1960 Medford High school
class member, will attend Oregon State college.
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Mrs. C, B. Francis chals with Miss Susan Fay, fiancee of Frank N. Bash
during a parly which honored the couple at Ihe F. C. Bash home July 1.
The couple returned East last Sunday where Miss Fay is working for Dr.
lllley of the Harvard observatory and Mr. Bash holds a teaching fellowship
at Harvard university. He is working toward a doctorate in astronomy.
Mrs. Richard L. Stralton, president of the Rogue Valley
alumnae chapter of Delta Gamma sorority Is shown
at the Stanley hotel In Estet Park, Colo., where she
recently attended the biennial Delta Gamma conven
tion. The local chapter received itt charter In Decem
ber, 1958, and hat members from Grants Pats, Med
ford, Athland, Eagle Point and Central Point.
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Mrs. Nan Tucker McEvoy, San Francisco and Washington, D. C, visited earlier this
month at the Tucker ranch on the Rogue river. With her were her mother, Mrt. Nion
Tucker, San Francisco, and her ton, Nion. The family spends each tummer at Ihe ranch,
but for the next several weekt Mrt. McEvoy will be in Lot Angelet and Chicago cover
ing the Democratic and Republican conventions for Ihe San Francitco Chronicle. Mrt.
McEvoy, formerly on the newspaper't ttaff, worked in the Steventon headquarter! In
Washington, D.C. during the 1956 campaign.