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Huson-lVinterhalder Ceremony Held
Miss Colleen Hope Winter-
hnlder became the bride ol
Ctrl Winfield Huson In
ceremony held Wednesday
evening, January 4, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A,
Merle Scott, 3276 Forest ave
nue. The bride Is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Winter
halder, 811 Narregan street.
Medford, and the bridegroom
is a son of Wayne E. Huson,
New York City
The Rev. D. E. Millard of
the New Age church, Eagle
Point, was the officiating min
islcr. The Rev. Mr. Millard
had married the bride's par
ents 30 years ago, and her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John Paul Winler
halder, 14 years ago.
The bride wore a gown of
champagne colored embroi
dered silk organza with short
bouffant skirt, three-quarter
length sleeves and wide shawl
collar. Her. headdress was
brief champagne colored veil
Marriage
Announced
Ashland-Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Bennett, 5480 Old .Highway
99 South, Ashland, last week
announced the marriage of
their daughter Georgie to Tor
rance Peoples, son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. D. Peoples, 1000 Neil
Creek road.
The ceremony was perform
ed December 23 in the Church
of the Nazarcne, Reno, Nov.
The bride's parents and her
brother Steven, were present.
After a short honeymoon
spent in Nebraska, Mr. and
Mrs. Pc o p I e s returned to
southern California where the
bridegroom is in training with
the United Stales Marine
corps. '
Goldsby-Moore Rites
Held in Church Here
Miss Marianne Irene Moore,
Snn Francisco, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Orle Stephen
Moore, 535 Barnes avenue,
became the bride of Raymond
Peter Goldsby, San Francisco,
In a ceremony held December
30 at First Presbyterian
church. Dr. D. Kirkland West
officiated at the double ring
ceremony held at eight o'clock
in the evening.
The bridegroom's parents
are Mrs. Maria A. Goldsby,
San Francisco, and H, B.
Goldsby, Purccll, Okla.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length while satin gown. Men
con lace trimmed the scoop
neckline and outlined the
gathered oversklrl which end
ed In a chapel train. Her el
bow length veil was held by
a pearl and lace band and
she carried a bouquet of three
white orchids.
Miss Karen Andrews, Boise,
Idaho, served as maid of hon
or and Miss Karen Kelly, Jef
ferson, Ore., was bridesmaid.
The attendants are Alpha Chi
Omega sorority sisters of the
bride. They wore red pcau dc
sole frocks and carried white
fur muffs trimmed with holly.
Gone Snydcs, San Fran
cisco, served as best man and
seating the guests were David
Forbes, San Francisco, and
Clyde Wheaton, cousin of the
bride.
Baskets of white chrysan
themums decorated the
church. The Rev. G. Robert
Jacks was soloist.
Following the wedding a re
ception wns held at the church
for close friends and relatives
nf Ihe couple Mrs. Garon Pot
ter, Sacramento, cut and serv
ed tha wedding.cake and Miss
and Mrs. Carl Winfield Huson
(Knacksiedt photo)
and she carried white roses
on a prayer book, Mr. Winter
halder gave his daughter in
marriage.
Mrs. James W. Barnard at
tended the bride. She wore
a blue crystalctte princess
line frock with blue lace
bodice and a corsage of pink
rosebuds. Sara Scott, daughter
of the host couple, was flower
girl.
Reed Pierce, Redding, Calif.,
was best man for Mr. Huson.
The ceremony was read
near the fireplace of the liv
ingroom of the Scott home.
Pink and white flowers were
arranged on the mantle, and
Boise Couple
Valley Visitors
Eagle Point-Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Staley and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Staley had as holiday
house guests Dr. and Mrs. P.
G. Flack, Boise, Ida., parents
of Mrs. Don Slaley.
Dr. Flack returned home
after a brief visit, with Mrs.
Flack remaining for a longer
stay. Mrs. Flack, who Is an
antique dealer in Boise, spent
a week visiting valley antique
shops and also attended a
number of parties in Medford.
She then returned home, ac
companied by her son-in-law
and daughter who are spend
ing several days in Boise.
Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Nel
son, 24B8 Jacksonville high
way, will hold an open house
for friends and relatives in
observance of their golden
wedding anniversary Satur
day, January 14, at the First
Assembly of God church an
nex. The event will be held
from 3 to 7 p.m.
Linda Ohenchaln presided at
the punch bowl. Mrs. Lonnle
Kellenberger, Salem, poured
coffee and Mrs. William Gib
son, cousin of the bride, was
in charge of the guest book.
The couple traveled to San
Francisco and Washington,
D.C. on their wedding trip.
The bride attended Medford
High school and Oregon State
college and has been in the
reservation department of
United Air Lines, San Fran
cisco. Mr. Goldsby attended
San Francisco schools and
San Francisco Stale college.
He is currently on military
leave from United Air Lines.
The couple are now at home
nt 407 Capitol Landing road,
Williamsburg, Va.
Grandparents of the bride
are Mr. and Mrs. James R. W.
Gregg, Central Point, who
were present for the wedding,
and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen A. Moore. Among the
out of town guests attending
the weddins and rorenilnn
were Mr and Mrs. Orvllle:
Mrs. Clarke, Corvallls, Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Fisher, audi
Judy, Salem, and William)
Thompson, Larson Air Force1
Base, Moses Lake. Wash.
Prior to the wedding the i
bride was honored at two
showers. One was held at the!
home of Mrs. Leo Williams.!
1003 Roddy avenue. Assisting1
her were Mrs. Ross Minnecl, !
Mrs. William Rice and Mrs.i
Donald Slater. Sixteen friends I
attended. Another shower vnx
held at the home of Mrs.1
Bnue Moffatt, Spring street,
with 25 guests attending. Mrs.
Kennetfe Shaw, Mrs. Alva!
Sims and Mrs. Steven McMa
hn assistrdCMrs. Moffatt. I
palms stood at either side.
About 20 guests were present.
A reception for about 100
guests followed at the Barnard
home, 47 Renault avenue. The
bride's table was decorated
with pink roses, tapers and
silver leaves. The wedding
cake was cut and served by
Mrs. Paul Ashby, Miss Janene
Tracy and Miss Louise Lull.
Serving punch were Miss
Dallas Barnard, Miss Nicolee
Ober, Richard Barnard and
Gary Newton, Mrs. F. C.
Tracy and Miss Joyce Leon
poured the coffee.
Mr. Huson and his bride
are making their home at 1540
Stratford way. Mrs. Huson has
operated the Colleen Hope
Dance studio here for a num
ber of years and is widely
known in southern Oregon.
Mr. Huson is a broker with
the Lambert and Voegtly
Lumber company.
Hostesses Give
Bridal Shower
Gold Hill-Mr. and Mrs. Er
rol Lloyd Eshaia, Portland,
were recent guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale S.
Collins. The couple is newly
married. Mrs. Eshaia, the for
mer Gail Collins, is a student
at Lewis and Clark college,
and her husband attends Port
land State college.
The Collins' son, Samuel
Collins, was also a guest of
his parents. He resides in
Downey, Calif.
During her visit here, Mrs.
Eshaia was honored at a
bridal shower. The party was
given at the home of Mrs.
Nina Duscnberry. Mrs. John
Bruce was co-hostess, with
Mrs. Collins assisting.
Guests were Mrs. Nora
Wait, Mrs. W. S. Dickinson,
Mrs. Henry M. Paulson, Miss
Volda Paulson, Mrs. Mclvln
Burnett, Miss Donna Burnett,
Mrs. Roy Eskcw, Mrs. Andrew
Laricks, Mrs. Louie Laoffler,
Miss Maryann Laoffler, Mrs.
Waller McLean, Mrs. Thelbert
Wright. Miss Sharon Wright,
Miss Dnrlene Wright, Mrs.
Dale Smith. Mrs. Wllmer
Bailey and Miss Terry Turner.
Philharmonic To
"Hansel and Gretel" Here
The fairy opera, "Hansel
and Gretel" will be presented
in mid-January by the Phil
harmonic Society of Southern
Oregon. Two performances
are scheduled, the first on
Saturday. January 14, and the
second Sunday, January 15.
both at the Medford High
school auditorium.
Curtain time for the Satur
day performance will be 8
p.m. and the Sunday program
will begin at 3 p.m. Members
of Ihe Philharmonic Society
guild will serve refreshments
between acts.
"Hansel and Gretel" was
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A ceremony held Wednes
day, December 28, at St,
Mark's Episcopal church mar
ried Miss Christopher Leath
to David Myers Eosworth. The
Rev. George R. V. Bolster
read the marriage rites at four
o'clock in the afternoon.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leath,
Camden, Ark., and the bride
groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harlan Page Bosworth
Jr., of Medford and the Apple-
gate. He is a grandson of O.
V. Myers, 20 Ashland avenue,
and the late Mrs. Myers, and
of Harlan Page Bosworth
Buffalo, N.Y.
Church decorations were of
poinscttia blossoms and holly
wreaths and tall white tapers
illuminated the scene.
The bride, given in marri
age by her father, wore
gown of Chantilly lace with
long sleeves, scoop neckline
edged in tiny embroidered
flowers and pearls, and a full
skirt over taffeta with chapel
length train. Her elbow-length
veil of illusion was held by
a wreath of pearlized flowers.
Students
Hold Party
A group of Medford students
home for the holidays attend
ed a party sponsored by their
parents.
The young people gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Myers Jones, 49 South Modoc
avenue, for ho'rs d'oeuvres
and punch, and then went to
Rogue Valley Country club
for dinner and dancing.
Attending the party were
the Misses Ginger Hudson,
Oregon State college student;
Sue Ann Rutherford, student
at St. Mary's of the Wood
college, Indiana; Karolee Sel
by, Oregon State college; De
anna Hull, student at Holy
Names school, Oakland, Calif.;
Ruth Coovert, University of
Oregon; Caron Leffler, Cali
fornia Polytechnic institute;
Monica Setty and Jean Wobbe,
Southern Oregon college stu
dents; Pauline Ashton, Bun
ny Peterson, Pauline John
son and Colleen Barr.
Others attending were Wil
liam Clinkinbeard, Jerry
Hahn, R. Anthony Wade,
Richard Middlekauf, Kelly
Somers and Harold Holmes,
all Oregon State college stu
dents; Dick Kengla, John
Norris, Larry Lea, Dudley
Jones, Mike Reich, all Univer
sity of Oregon students; Tom
Radzweil, Southern Oregon
college.
Sponsoring the party were
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Somers,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Lea
and Mr. and Mrs. Jones.
Medford Woman
Home From East
Mrs. Lewis Ulrich is now
home in Medford after a visit
of several weeks with her son
and daughtcr-i-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Ulrich and
daughters, Susan and Cathe
rine, who live on Long Island,
New York.
While in New York Mrs.
Ulrich saw a performance of
the Broadway show, "The Un
sinkablc Molly Brown" and
the off-Broadway show, "The
Tenth Man."
Russell Ulrich is super
visor of meteorology for Pan
American Ailways.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cush
southorn California visitors
during the New Year's week
Ing, 165 First street, were
end. Highlights of their trip
were the Rose parade and an
excusion below the border
to Tiajuana.
Present
written by Engebert Humper
dlnck for his children. First
performed in this country In
1803 In New York City, lt
has since become a tradition
at the Metropolitan Opera
house and is always perform
ed during the holiday season.
Considered a musical mas
terpiece, the work neverthe
less has appeal for all ages,
particularly children, accord
ing lo Director R. D. Werner.
Tickets will be on sale In
the schools and also at the
box office for both perform
ances. D
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MEDFOHlJ MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
- Lmth Ceremony Held
Led a white
The bride cars,
prayer book which had been
a gift from the bridegroom's
mother at the time of her
confirmation, and it was
topped with white orchids
and stephanotis. For the tra
ditional "something old" she
wore the wedding ring of her
maternal grandmother, Mrs.
J. P. Lee of Fort Worth, Tex.
The bride's engagement dia
mond was a gift from the late
paternal grandmother of the
bridegroom.
Attendants in Red
Matron-of-honor was the
bride's paternal aunt, Mrs.
Warren Meredith Weiseth, Eu
gene, who wore a slim-skirted
short dress of red brocade
with matching red opera
pumps and a red headdress of
net and lace. She carried gar
denias. Mrs. Larry Thompson, Eu
gene, Mrs. Andrew Rapp and
Miss Judith Persons, both of
Portland, were also attend
ants. They wore identical
frocks of red brocade fashion
ed with full skirts, scoop neck
lines and three-quarter length
sleeves. Their small head
dresses were of white lace and
net and each carried a white
fiir muff with sprigs of holly
pinned on it.
Little Maureen and Peggy
Hughes, nieces of the bride
groom from Salem, were flow
er girls. They wore full-skirt
ed white dresses embroidered
in red and their headdresses
were white flowers and net.
They carried petite white lace
baskets filled with red carna
tions and holly sprigs.
Robert Lathrop Bosworth
served his brother as best
man, and Michael Leath,
brother of the bride, Harlan
Page Bosworth IV, Berkeley,
Calif., another brother of the
bridegroom, and Andrew
Rapp, Portland, were ushers.
Mark Irving Weisether, Eu
gene, cousin of the bride, was
ringbearer. Tommy Marker
and Charles McNamarra, Med
ford, were acolytes.
Soloist for the ceremony
was John Drysdale, and Mrs.
Ernest Conrad was organist.
For the wedding and recep-
Ashland Woman
Returns Home
Ashland - Mrs. Lorena Mc-
Nair, 323 Oak street, return
ed Wednesday night from a
five-day visit in Whittier,
Calif., with her sister, Mrs.
Morrison Eastman, and with
another sister, Mrs. Harry
Hawkins, Santa Ana. Also a
guest in the Eastman home
was Mrs. McNair's niece, Mrs.
Larry Westdal, Minneapolis,
whom she had not seen for
17 years, and Mrs. Westdal's
two children.
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tion the bride's mother wort?
a beige lace sneatn mmmeo.
with satin and a small hat
of beige satin petals tipped
with pearls. The bridegroom's
mother chose a rose lace and
satin gown and matching rose
feathered hat. Their corsages
were red and white striped
carnations.
Reception Given
The bride's parents were
hosts for the reception, held
in Parish hall. It was deco
rated with mistletoe wreaths
and baskets o fholly. White
satin ribbons and white tapers
in silver holders decorated the
serving tables one table held
the large white memory can
dle. Mrs. Yngve S. Christianson,
Oakland, Calif., and Medford,
aunt of the bridegroom, and
Mrs. Robert Bosworth assist
ed at the cake table and Miss
Persons and Mrs. Thompson
served punch and coffee. Miss
Suzanne Maxson, Eugene, at
tended the guest book.
Following the reception, the
bridegroom's parents were
hosts for a dinner at Rogue
Valley Country club. Guests
were members of the two
families, the bridal party and
a few close friends. Mr. Chris
tianson sang, and Sigma Phi
Wilson-Bryant
Ceremony Held
The wedding of Miss Betty
June Bryant, Grants Pass, to
Bobby Ray Wilson, Central
Point, took place Thursday,
December 29, in the First
Christian church, Medford.
The bride's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Claud William Bry
ant, Route 1, Box 296, Eagle
Point, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Ellsworth Wilson, of
Route 2, Box 668-G, Central
Point.
The Rev. Frederick Ross
Evans officiated at the single-
ring ceremony, which was
performed at 3:15 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The bride wore a white bro
cade sheath dress and a crys
tal blue and pearl necklace.
Mrs. William C. Bryant, of
Grants Pass, a sister-in-law,
was her attendant.
The bride attended Med
ford High school and was for
merly employed by the Blue
Chip Stamp company, Comp
ton, Calif. The bridegroom at
tended schools in Elgin, Ore.
and is now a specialist fourth
class with the Army. He is to
be stationed in Mannheim,
Germany, until August, when
he expects to be returned to
the United States. The bride
will reside at 4950 South Pa
cific highway, Grants Pass.
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Epsilon fraternity brothers tf
the bridegroom sang chapter
songs. Dancing followed din
ner. Mr. Bosworth and his bride
spent their honeymoon in San
Francisco and are living at
602 West Eighth street, Apt.
4. Eugene, where both are
students at the University of
Oregon. For traveling the
bride wore a grey and white
checked dressmaker suit with
red and black accessories, and
a grey cashmere top coat.
Also in Medford for the
wedding were the bride
groom's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Hughes and two sons, Patrick
and Timothy; the bride's
uncle, Dr. Warren Weiseth
and sons, Edward, Paul and
Warren Jr., Eugene, and the
bridegroom's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Harlan P. Bosworth IV
and daughters, Susan and Bev
erly, Berkeley. Other fraterni
ty brothers of the bridegroom
present were Gary Gainsforth,
Portland; Ross Hall and David
Soderstrom, Eugene; Paul
Hansen, Phoenix, and William
Foote, Medford.
Miss Dianne Bryan
Spring Wedding
Planned by Pair
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L.
Bryan, 1090 Shafcr lane, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Dianne L., to
First Lt. Gary Weitzel, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weitzel,
Scottsbluff, Neb.
Both the bride-to-be and her
fiance are stationed at Mc
Guire Air Force base In New
Jersey. She is a graduate of
Medford High school and he
attended Scottsbluff High
school and the University of
Nebraska.
They plan to be married In
the late spring.
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