MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1960
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Th Rtr. and Mri. Gorg R. V. Bolster
war hosts Sunday, Oclobtr 30, for an opan
housa which obiarvad tha 11th anniversary
of thair coming to Madford. Tha Rav. Mr.
Boliiar la ractor of St. Mark's Epltcopal
church. Plcturad hara Juit bafora iha guaali
bagan to arriva at tha Bolster home on
North Oakdale are (left to right) the Rev.
Mr. Bolster, Mrs. Bolster and the Rov. Theo
dore J. Ehrlich, assistant pastor of St. Mark's
church. Before coming to Medford, the Bol
sters lived In Bend, Ore. (Knackstedt photo)
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Many members of St. Mark's Episcopal
church and thair friends attended the an
naul open house which tha Rev. and Mrs.
George R. V. Bolster gave at tha Episcopal
rectory on North Oakdale avenue last Sun
day afternoon. Pictured here during tha
event are (leit to right) Mrs. John Winder,
Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain and Frod Carr. Mr..
Carr is treasurer of St. Mark's chuch.
(Knackstedt photo)
Annual Stjle Shoiv Set
By Junior PF omen 9s Club
Medford Junior Women's
club will complete plans for
the annual stylo show at a
meeting Wednesday, Novem
ber 0, at 8 p.m. Members will
meet at the home of Mrs. L.
E. McConnell, 1401 South
Whitman avenue.
The style show Is set for
Friday, November 18, at
Rogue valley Chantry club
Luncheon will be served at
12:30 p.m.
The theme of the show will
be "Holiday Portraits".
Through the cooperation of
George G. Johnson, president
of the Southern Oregon So
ciety of Artists, works of re
gional artists will be ex
hibited. Town and Country shop of
Eagle Point will provide the
clothing. Shoes will be from
Burelson's 'Of Medford, Hats
from Hadloy's of Medford,
and make-up will be under
the direction of Mrs, Vcl Hal
gren, Charles of Rltz consult
ant from Burelson's.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. McConnell,
SPrlng 2-9130, or Mrs. John
J. Owens, SPrlng 2-9949.
Reception
A reception Is planned and
Friendship night will be ob
served by Nevlta chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, Tues
day, November 8, In the Cen
tral Point Masonic temple at
8 p.m.
Mrs. Merrll Harsh, member
of the ESTARL committee of
the Grand Chapter of Ore
gon, will be honored follow
ing the regular stated meet
ing. : Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snook,
worthy matron and patron,
will preside.
Mrs. Robert W. Bllllngsiey
is gcncrnl chairman of the
benefit event. Mrs. James A.
Wells Is fashions chairman,
and the program Is being
planned by Mrs. J. L. Holmes.
Decorations chairman Is Mrs.
Robert W, Vincent, and prizes
and favors will be the work
of Mrs. Bob G. Norris. Mrs.
E. W. Ingram is music chair
main, and Mrs. Robert L.
Haworth, publicity.
Mm. William J. Thompson
is arranging the art exhibit,
and Mrs. Gene S. Chamberlain
is the luncheon chairman.
Show Slated
In Ashland
Ashland - The annual fall
fashion show of the Ashland
Soroptimist club will be held
November 30, according to
Mrs. Bess Madison and Mrs.
Hclml Leldlgh, co-chairmen.
The event was originally set
for November IB. ,
Mrs. Norma Erwln announc
ed at the group's meeting lust
Friday that reservations
should be in early and that
tickets could be purchased
from all members, or by call
ing her at MUrdock 9-8751.
The show, "Holiday Fashion
Review", will be presented in
the Ashland Elks club lounge.
All proceeds will go to the
Soroptimist scholarship fund.
Republicans In the valley
inadvertently shared the last
Soroptimist meeting at the
Mark Antony hotel when a
reservation confusion put both
groups In Caesar hall, United
States Senator Frank Carlson
of Kansas spoke briefly to the
combined meeting.
Oak Knoll
Club Elects
Ashland - Mrs. Louis Cox,
Central Point, was elected
president of Oak Knoll Wom
en's club at a luncheon meet
ing held Thursday at the Oak
Knoll Country club. Mrs. Wil
liam Bittlc, Medford, was
named secretary-treasurer and
Mrs. Rolland Hogue, Medford,
tournament chairman.
Miss Kay Harklns, Ashland,
was presented a trophy for
being the fall handicap tour
nament winner. Mrs. Frank
J. Grllsch, Medford, won the
handicap play Thursday.
Medford Youth
Has Lead Role
Eugene-Michael Stonrns of
Medford has a lead role in
"The Cherry Orchard," sched
tiled to open November 11 at
the University of Oregon.
Mr. Steams is cast as Lop
ahin, a land speculator. He Is
a junior, majoring in sculp
ture, at the university.
Anton Checkhov's dramatic
comedy, the last University
Theatre production of 19(10
will be performed 15 nights
between the opening date and
December 3.
The UT group Is producing
the play as a tribute to Click.
hov on his 100th anniversary.
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Holiday Wedding Planned
The Christmas holidays are
a popular time for weddings,
and a number of couples will
be married here in late De
cember. ;
Miss Sheila Ann Spence,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wendel S. Spence, 118 Med
ford heights, has set Decem
ber 27 as the date of her mar
riage to Gary A. Gasaway. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Al-
vis P. Gasaway, Hermiston,
Ore, ;
The wedding will be held
at four o'clock In the after-
Rites Held
In Carmel
Of interest in the Rogue val
ley is news of the wedding of
Calista Farrell Aubert to Eric
Handwerg. The marriage cere
mony was held Saturday, Oc
tober 29, at the Church of the
Wayfarer, Carmel, Calif.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrell,
1510 East Main street, Med
ford, and the bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
William Handwerg, Palo Alto,
Calif.
For the ceremony, read at
12 o'clock, the bride wore a
charcoal colored two!-piece
knit suit with white feather
hat and while orchid corsage
and black accessories. Her
necklace and earrings were of
matching crystal. L
Only immediate members
of tlie two families were pres
ent for tlie ceremony at the
church and the wedding
breakfast which followed at
the La Playa hotel in Carmel.
In addition to the parents of
the bride and the bridegroom,
the bride's uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Gain Robinson,
Medford, and her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Zelver, Menlo Park,
Calif., were present. Also pres
ent was the bridegroom's sis
ter, Miss Karen Handwerg.
Mr. and Mrs. Handwerg
will live in Palo Alto.
Shower Honors
Ashland Woman
Mrs. W. B. Blackmer, Ash
land, was honored guest at
a shower given Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs. P. F. Brainerd
at her home, 226 Valley View
drive. Mrs, Brainerd was as
Isted by her mother, Mrs.
Ralph Swartsley.
Mrs. Blackmer Is to become
the bride of John Henry, Lin
coln, Ore., with the wedding
planned for' the near future.
The refreshment table cen
terpiece was of white and rust
colored chrysanthemums, and
the gifts were arranged in
two umbrellas decorated with
small white chrysanthemums
and ribbons.
About 20 guests were pres
ent for the party.
Temple To Mark
Founders' Day
Founder's day will be ob
served at a stated session of
Zuleima temple, Daughters of
the Nile, in the Grants Pass
Masonic temple November 12
at 1 p.m. A tea will be given
by tlie Woodland Nile club
of Glcndale following the
meeting, with Mrs. Maud Mc
Queen and Mrs. Gertrude
Scheiferstein assisting.
Members of Zuleima tem
ple are reminded that a box
has been made available at
Weeks and Orr Furniture
store for tlie collection of
Thanksgiving gifts for chil
dren at the Shriners hospital,
Portland.
Items needed include home
made cookies In cans, hard
candies, jams, jellies and
juices, postcards and stamps,
"rock and roll" records,
crochet thread and hooks,
wool and knitting needles.
November 15 Is the last day
the gifts can be received, ac
cording to Mrs. Eugene Orr
and Mrs. Chester Hubbard,
Medford chairmen.
noon at St. Mark's Episcopal
church.. ,
Miss Spence is a graduate
of Medford High school and
Oregon State college, and is
employed by the Salem
YWCA as director of health,
physical education and recre
ation. She is a member of Al
pha Phi social sorority.
Mr. Gasaway is a senior at
Oregon State college in the
field of agricultural engineer
ing. He is affiliated with Kap
pa Sigma fraternity,
December Rites
Planned by Pair
Talent - Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter M. Davis, Talent, announce
the engagement and approach
ing marriage of Mrs. Davis'
daughter, Miss Peggy La Jean
Rowe, to Clinton L. Millard,
son of A. C. Millard, McLeod.
Miss Rowe is an employee
at the Veterans Administra
tion domiciliary, White City,
and her fiance is employed by
Slate and Hall Construction
company, Prospect.
Their wedding is set for De
cember 17 at First Methodist
church.
Preferential Tea
At Nye Home
Honprs Pledges
Pledges of Alpha Beta chap
ter, Beta Sigma Phi, were hon
ored at a preferential tea Sun
day, October 30, at the home
of Mrs. Stephen G. Nye, Phoe-nix-Hillcrest
road.
The honored guests were
Mrs. Charles Tucker, Mrs.
Harris Ross, Mrs. Richard
Card and Miss Eileen Martin.
The tea table was decorated
with a large centerpiece of
yellow roses and candles. Mrs.
O. A. Eden, sponsor and hon
orary member of the group,
and Mrs. C. Reese Braley, hon
orary member, presided at the
tea table, assisted by Mrs. Er
nest Flakus, chapter presi
dent. Other guests present were
Mrs. Cecil Davis, Mrs. Mildred
DeWitt, Miss Adabee Seller,
Mrs. Treavell Turpin, Mra.
William Hartman and Mrs.
Nils Edin, All are members of
XI Mu chapter.
The pledge ritual will be at
the Mark Antony hotel, Ash
land, Tuesday, November 15,
at 6:30 p.m., with dinner fol
lowing. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Garner, 1600 Crown avenue,
Tuesday, November 8, at 8
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Pledges Guests '
At Chapter Tea
A preferential tea given by
Beta Upsllon chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi, was held Sunday,
October 30, at the home of the
chapter's director, Mrs. Leo
Radke, 1732 Stratford avenue.
Mrs. Howard Berg, president,
poured, assisted by Mrs. Lar
ry Rose, vice president.
The lea was given in honor
of the chapter's new pledges.
Honored guests attending
were Mrs. Kenneth Goebel,
Mrs. Ralph Kingman, Mrs.
Virgil Pfeifer, Mrs. Douglas
Plumley, Mrs. H. S. Morris,
Mrs. William Esselstyn and
Mrs. Raymond Reter, sponsor.
Plans for the tea were
made at a recent meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Fred
Wilson, at which time a pro
gram on various collections
and hobbies was given by
Mrs. Clifford Curl. Refresh
ments were served at the
close of the meeting by co
hostess, Mrs. Leonard Howe.
Meeting Postponed
By District Nurses
The regular meeting of Dis
trict 4, Oregon Nurses asso
ciation has been postponed
from Tuesday, November 8,
until Tuesday, November 15.
It will begin at 8 p.m. at
Sacred Heart hospital.
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The weddlne of Elaine Nelll
and Jack Vance, both of Med
ford, took place in Reno,
Nevada, October ZD. xne Driae
is the daughter of Mrs. Lena
Lamhert. 345 South Central
avenue, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Vance, 518 Beatty street.
For the ceremony the bride
wore a light blue silk brocade
Miss Susan Baker
(Landis photo)
Engagement of
Medford Couple
Is Made Known
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H.
Baker, 1917 East Main street,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Susan Caryl,
to Monty (Jharles Penwell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Penwell, 2049 Gary street.
Miss Baker is attending the
University of Oregon, and is
a member of Gamma Phi Beta
sorority.
Her fiance attended Shasta
Junior college and is with L.
H. Butcher company as a
fieldman.
The traditional passing of
the candle ceremony was held
at the Gamma Phi Beta house
Thursday, October 27 to an
nounce the engagement to
Miss Baker's sorority sisters.
The wedding is planned for
next fall.
Miss Baker is a granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Marguerite Reter,
922 South Ivy, street, and of
Raymond Reter, 20 Glen Oak
court, Medford; her paternal
grandmother is Mrs. Anne
Sutherland, Fresno, Calif.
Mr. Penwell is a grandson
of Mrs. H. L. Penwell, 1625
East McAndrews road, Med
ford, and Mrs. E. M. Rowley,
Spokane, Wash.
Wedding Date
Set by Couple
The wedding of Miss Judith
Mae Dickerson to Keith Da
vid Randahl has been set for
Saturday, November 26. The
rites will be held at Ascen
sion Lutheran church with
the Rev. Elvin Tollefson offi
ciating. ,
News of the approaching
marriage was made known
last week by Miss Dickerson's
mother, Mrs. Virginia Dicker
son, 273 Mace road, Medford
Mr, Randahl's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth G. Randahl,
630 South Fourth street, Cen
tral Point.
The bride - elect attended
Medford schools and Mr. Ran
dahl attended Crater High
school, Central Point.
Pair Wed In Nevada
sheath dress.
She attended Medford High
school and is employed at the
Greyhound 'bus depot. The
bridegroom attended Medford
High school and is a graduate
of Oregon Technical Institute..
He is an employee of the Med
ford corporation.
They are residing at 12
Louis street.
De Molay Plans
Dinner Session
Medford Order of De Molayv
will hold a potluck dinner for. '
members and their families at
6 p.m. on Wednesday, Novem-t-ber
9, in the Medford Masonic;'
dining hall. A meeting will,:
follow.
Master Councilor Mik-;
Phillips will preside. ! ;
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