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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. SUNDAY, JULY 31. 1800 Ceremony Held at Catholic Church Sacred Heart Catholic church In Medford was the letting for the wedding of Miss Ann Marie Darland to Walter A. Graff III Saturday July 23. The double-ring cere mony and the nuptial mass which followed were perform ed by the Rev. William Mc- Leod at 11 o clock In the morning In the presence of more than 300 guests The bride is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Dar land, 922 Park avenue, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Graff Jr., 2156 West Hillside drive, both Medford. The bride wore a gown of off-white satin designed with long sleeves, neckline accent ed with seed pearls and full skirt fashioned with train, Her pearl earrings and neck lace were the bridegroom's gift and her bouquet was ot stcphanotis centered with white orchid. She carried an heirloom handkerchief be longing to Mrs. B. L. Hunter. Miss Sharon Ann Mott, Spo kane, was honor attendant for her cousin and the four bridesmaids were the Misses Susan Graff, . sister of the bridegroom, Lynne Parsons, Anne Haviland and Mary Hcnnebeck. The maid of hon or wore a ballerina length full-skirted dress of sheer or chid nylon over taffeta. The fitted bodice was designed with white lace midriff, boat neckline and elbow length sleeves. She wore a matching hat with crown of flowers and float veil, and carried lavender carnations with vat ley lilies. The bridesmaids gowns were identical to that worn by Miss Mott and their match ing hats were of pink. All car ried pink carnation and valley lilies. Barbara Darland, small sis ter of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a lavender organdy frock with matching pony tail hat. Mr. Darland escorted his daughter, and Dr. O. J. Hal both was best man. L. A. Du pray was head usher, and seat ing the guests were Eldon Francis, Gary L. Guss, Dean n LI rw-! 1 ' ipa - a I V ' '4 TV- - ...91 J fv' Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Graff III (Landii photo) Rickard and Philip Holman Tom and Tim Darland, broth ers of the bride, were acolytes. Mrs. L. A. Dupray and Mrs. Harold Evans, aunts of the bride, had decorated the church with white and laven der gladiolus blossoms, and they also supervised the re ception decorations of pink roses and gladiolus. Miss Mary Robinson was organist. About 200 guests attended the garden reception held at the home of the bride's pap ents. Mrs. Andrew Chinchiol- lo, aunt of the bride from Stockton. Calif., and Mrs. O. J. Halboth cut the wedding cake using an antique knife belonging to Mrs. Z.N. Agee. Pouring coffee was Mrs. Louis G. Lemire, aunt of the bride from Baker, Ore., and pour ing punch were Harold Evans, uncle of the bride, Miss Peggy Schnack and Miss Kathleen Corey, cousin of the bride from Cottage Grove, Ore. Mrs. Rodger Sterlon took charge of the guest book, and Miss Kathy Elberts the gift table. Hostesses were Mrs. R. J. Batzer, Mrs. Jack Van Dyck and Mrs. Val Alberts. For the wedding and recep tion, the bride's mother wore a frock of sheer turquoise cot ton with fitted bodice white accessories and corsage of yel low rosebuds. The bride groom's mother was attired in an ice blue sheath dress with matching jacket, white acces sories and corsage of gar denias. Among tlit wedding guests were three grandmothers In the family, Mrs. Lloyd Mur phy, Mrs. Evelina Lemire and Mrs. C. A. Winetrout. Also here was Jim Darland, broth er of (lie bride, who came from. Norfolk, Va., where he Is on duty with the United States Navy. He was to have been in the wedding party but failed to arrive In time (or the rehearsal. Other guests who came from a distance were Mrs. Donald E. Wcstby, aunt of the bride from Arlington, Va., Mrs. W. F. Newbury, Spo kane, Wash.; Mrs. Walter C. Carson, Paradise, Calif.; Mr, and Mrs. Omer Lemire and Mr. and Mrs. George Lemire, all Richmond, Calif.; Andrew Chlnchlollo and family Stockton; Louis G. Lemire and family, Baker; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Corey and fam ily. Cottage Grove, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Dace Maddox, Klam ath Falls, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sura and family, Tulelake, Calif. A number of parties hon ored the bride and bride groom before the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graff Jr., were hosts for a hehcarsal dinner at their home Friday, with 18 guests attending. Mrs. Rodger Stcrton and Mrs. C. A. Winetrout were hostesses for a dessert lunch eon and shower which hon ored the bride-elect. Twenty- live guests were invited to the Winetrout home, Country club estates, for the event. Another party which feted the bride was given by Miss Anne Haviland and Miss Lynne Parsons. It was a shower and luncheon at Rogue Valley Country club for 12 guests. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon at Lake Tahoe, in California, the bride wearing for traveling a white linen dress with blue accessories and white orchid. They will live at 608 Whitman place. The bride attended St. Mary's High school, and the bride groom Medford High school. fir-. , fi f ' h 0 :t tab CVS? l&h Alt-? ' vJ; vi.-yKk" Newlyweds To Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Cotton plan to visit in Med ford this week following their wedding July 11 in Denver, Colo. Mrs. Cotton is the for mer Miss Mellndu lleull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hcall, 017 South Ivy street, Medford, Mr. Cotton Is for merly of Denver. The newlyweds plan lo make their home In Sun Fran cisco, The bride attended Barnard college, Now York City, and Is a graduute of the Univer sity of California, Berkeley. She has been living In New York City where she was with CBS Television Research de partment, Public Relations As sociates, Inc., and thi Ford Foundation. Mr. Cotton is a graduate of the University of Denver, Colo., and has been employed by Shell Oil company and Youngstown Steel company. Couple Honored On Anniversary Shady Cove - Mr. and Mrs. Ray BriiiBs were hosts at their home for a party which celebrated the 24th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Hopkins. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs. Travis Lit- tlcficld, all of Shady Cove. Lake Creek Garden Scene Of Harrison-Pech Rites Luke Creek - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Georgo Harrison arc making (heir home In Colbert, Wash., following their wed ding July 25 In the garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Pech, Lake Creek, parents of the bride, the for mer Miss Eunice LaVcrne Peril. The Rev. D. E. Millard, Eagle Point, officiated at the eight o'clock evening rites attended by 200 relatives and friends. Mrs. Stanley Weil'.. Medlord, accordionist, played the wedding march and Mr. and Mrs. Millard sung lor the double ring ceremony. The bridegroom is a son nl Mr. and Mrs. George M. Har rison, Spokane, Wash. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a light blue gown with white accc.v sorlcs and a pearl trimmed headdress of while velvet and nylon. She carried pink rose buds on a white Bible. Miss Lucille Pech attended her sister. She wore a pink lace and net frock over Unlit green taffeta. Miss Shirley Walch was brlder.mald. Her pink lace and net frock was worn over lavender tnffcta. Their corsages were of pink gladioli. Little Vivian Phil Hps, niece of Hit bride, was ring bearer. Her frock of white dotted Swiss had a lace top and her wristlet was of pink rosebuds. Alvin Boswells Observe Silver Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bos- well, li:i2 Leland avenue, ob served their 23th wedding an niversary July 23 with a re ception at their home. Nearly 60 relatives and friends attended the event. Mrs. Boswell wore a white sheath dress with a pink or chid corsage The corsage was a gift from the couple's two daughters. Miss Corol Boswell and Miss Shirley Boswell. The house and patio were covered with white gladioli and bells of Ireland sprayed silver. The anniversary cake, decorated with pink roses and the number 25. was cut and served by Miss Carol Bos- i ,i,?.-r'.i.-t$ti.it?l Th nwly marritd Mr. and Mn. Waller A. Graff III and thtir larga July 23. Tht bridt is the formtr Ann Maria Darland. Mr. Graff and hit wadding parly art shown htrt in an informal post on iht itapt of Sacrtd bridt art making lhtir homt at 608 Whitman plact In Medford. Htart Catholic church following tht marriagt ctrtmony and nuptial mast (Landit photo) Anniversary Party Given For Couple Central Point - Mr. and Mrs. Luther Blake, Route 1 box 3198, Central Point, cele brated their 25th wedding an niversary July 24 at a dinner given by one of their daugh ters, Mrs. Lee Couch, Gold Hill. Mrs. Couch cut and served the tiered anniversary cake and Mrs. Eugene King presid ed at the punch bowl. Mrs Luther Gann poured coffee end Mrs. L o u 1 1 Springman was at the gift table. Mr. and Mrs. Blake were married July 25, 1935, In Mcna, Ark. They have six children, Mrs, Couch; Cecil Blake, Omaha, Neb,; Miss Inez Blake, Miss Leon a Blake, Gene Blake and D w a y n e Blake. The couple has three grandchildren. Among tht guests attend ing were Mr, and Mrs. Everett Blake and family, Phoenix; the Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Stiles, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Abel, Mr. Springman and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hendrlckson, Mr, King and Jimmy, Waymon, and Johnny Stanfield, ail Gold Hill; Mr. and Mrs. S, L. Gann, Luther Gann and family, and Mrs. Opal Ross, Central Point, Hate -tWmPmm Among tht gutttt at tht wedding of Mist Ann Marit Darland to Walttr A. Graff III wtrt thrtt grandmothtrt of iht couplt. Picturtd during iht gardtn rtctption, htld at tht homt of tht brldt't partntt, Mr. and Mrt. Floyd E. Darland, ait (ltfi to right) Mn, Lloyd Murphy and Mrt. Evtlina La mirt, grandmothtrt of tht bridt, and Mrt. C. A. Wintlrout, grandmothtr of Iht bride groom. Poiing with tht thrtt woman it liltlt Barbara Darland, who wat flowtr girl for htr liittt't wtdding. (Landii photo) Information Meeting Set For Students and Parents Students who will Oregon State coIIn thl fall and their parents and friends have been invited to attend an orientation and informa tion meeting at the home of Karen Culbertsnn. 2R1R Hill. creat road, Thursday, August , at 7:30 p.m. The meeting It being ar ranged by Miss Culberlson. sophomore in businesi and technology at OSC, who la in charge of the student group sponsoring the affair. Other a I u d t n t s from throughout this area who are interested in the offerings of OSC together with their par ents are also welcome, ac cording to Miss Culberlson. Alumni and other friends of th college also are Invited. Thii is ont of a series of similar meetings being held in many sections of Oregon during August at which col lege officials will meet with students and their parents. Main speaker at the Infor mation session will be Dr, Dan W. Poling, dean of men. Accompanying him will be Robert Knoll, alumni mana ger. Discussions will center around the orientation pro gram for new students, hous ing, Items of interest to par ents, academic requirements, fields of atudy, campus activi ties, and present and futurt Family Arrives Guests in the valley are Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Ouster hout and six children, Nancy, Julia, David, Glenn, Polly and Lloyd, of Silver Spring, Md. They are visiting Dr. Ouster hout's father, G. E. Ouster hout, Dutton road, and other relatives. Relatives and friends of the visitors are planning a picnic in their honor. It will be held this evening In Hawthorne park, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook, Medford arc heading the committee. Dr. Ousterhout Is a research nutritionist for the U. S. Bu reau of Commercial Fisher ies. He and his family are en route to Davis, Calif., where a meeting of poultry scientists is to be held on the campus of the University of California. Dr. Ousterhout will give a paper during the sessions. Family Vacations Ashland - Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gales, 1555 Webster street, Ashland, spent a week's vacation at Lake Shasta recently where they went water skiing, swimming, and boating. With the couple were their two daughters, Debra, 7, who learned to water ski during the vacation, and Donna, 5. programs of tht college, A question -and -answer period about tht collcgt will bt I highlight. Prospect Club To Hold Show Prospect - The third annual flower show sponsored by Prospect Garden club will be held Friday, August 26, at the Prospect community hall. Mrs. Everett Shafer, gen eral chairman, has announced that the show this year will include a section for vegeta bles and a horticulture divi sion. Committees Include Mrs. Earl Millard, Mrs. Calvin Sar gent and Mrs. Shafer, sched ule; Mrs. Richard Lowcry, staging; Mrs. R. L. Conger and Mrs. R. Bean, entries and arrangements; Mrs. Millard and Mrs. Lowery, placement; Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Barr, farmers market; Mrs. John Eastin and Mrs. Halvor Gar den, silver tea; Mrs. Garden, publicity; Mrs. Conger, guest book. 4 Materies Return Mr. and Mrs. J . J. Malcrie, 213 Girard avenue, returned last Sunday from a two week vacation trip In southern Cali fornia and the Bay area. The couple, accompanied by their daughter, Nancy, visited Disneyland and did other sight - seeing before traveling to Carmel and on to San Francisco where they remained a week before re turning to Medford. well assisted by Miss Karon Dunn. Miss Karon Henderson poured coffee and Mrs. Ray Bailey presided at the punch bowl. Miss Colleen Dunn and Miss Katheryn Ellea assisted with the serving. Guests were greeted by Miss Shirley Boswell. Tables were arranged outdoors. The couple was married July 20. 1935 In Emmett, Idaho. They have made their home In Medford for the past 20 years where Mr. Boswell Is maintenance supervisor for Bear Creek Orchards. Also honored at the event were Ml. and Mrs. Robert Baxter, San Francisco, friends of the Boswells. The Baxters observed their 14th wedding anniversary July 20 and were presented an a n n i versa ry cake. Accompanying the cou ple to the valley was their daughter, Linda. Other out of town guests were Mrs. James Newton, Long Beach, Calif; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finnell, Ashland, and son, William Finnell. Klamath Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stclntvch, Klam ath Falls. Forgeys Return After Stay Here Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. For- gey, Vancouver, Wasn., ar rived In the city Tuesday and were guests of Mrs. Forgcy's sister, Mrs. Karl J. Knutson, and her father, W. R. Bullock, 615 North Columbus avenue. Mr. Forgey Is chaplain for the American Legion in Van couver, and also a deputy sheriff for Clark county, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Forgey came from San Lcandro, Calif., where they visited In the home of Mrs. Forgey'i broth er, the Rev. Ralph D. Bul lock, and with a sister, Mrs. Frank Dt Font, Soledad, Calif. The Forgcy's daughter, Mrs. Virginia Harbert and daughters, Kristin and Melis sa, Santa Barbara, wert also guests there. The Forgeys, who left Fri day, formerly lived here. ENGAGED! pick your v well before your wedding riam pattern STERLING SINGLE TEASPOONS In Most Patttrm about '5. Fed. Tax Included Mm. 11 p Jr CONVENIENT BU0GET TERMS LAWRENCE'S YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORI ipeclalizlno in Fine Silver, Dlamondt and Watchti 130 East Main (tt. 1908 Rolund Poch, brother of the brlilc, served as best inun and seating the guesla was Jack W, Pech, cousin of the bride. The wedding was held on the lighted luwn at the Pech home. A floral iireh wat the background tor thu ceremony. Mrs. I'eoli chose for her diurjliter's wedding a tur quoise green frock with a coinage of glndloli. Following tile cerei iuny a reception was held. The wed ding cake was rut and served hy Mrs. Keriull Doll' as, as sisted by Mrs. Ray Atkins, Mrs. I Hi l ry Nole, mint of the lirldc, and Mrs. I'ech, mother of the bride. Mrs. Claus Char ley and Mrs. Ernest Burrrll presided at the pouch bowls. Mrs. Robert Gllky and Mrs. Arthur Burrell poured punch and Mrs. Gerald Hansen wat In charge of the guest book. At the gift tables were Mrt. Wayne Wakefield, Medford; Miss Shirley Walch, and the Missoa Lucille and Beverly Pech, sisters of the bride. The couple traveled along I the Oregon coast on their wedding trip. Mr. Iliii'iistiil ulteiidcd Spo kane, Wash,, schools unci serv ed six yours In the U. S. Navy, He Is employed by Hit) I 'oh I Spring Works of Spokane us a blacksmith. 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