SUNDAY, MARCH 5. 19S1
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Home Ceremony Marries
Miss Perry Bruce Field
Among the honored guettt it the Poten
tate'! ball, given February 25 to honor II
luitrioui Potentate Jorgen E. Jorgemen and
Mrt. Jorgemen, were repretentativet from
several wettern templet. Pictured here dur
ing the event are (left to right) Potentate
Fred Weber, Afifl temple, Tacoma, Mrt.
Weber, Mrs, Victor Chriitopher and Poten
tate Victor Chriitopher oi Iilam temple,
San Franciico. Mrt. Weber'f gown wat of
cranberry red and gold brocade and Mrt.
Chriitopher wore a green and gold gown.
Hundreds Attend Shrine Ball
Largest tocial event of late Recorder Frank Barnthouse
winter was the annual Poten
tale's ball given February 25
at the Medford armory by Hil
lah temple of the AAONMS,
widely known as the Shrine.
The event honored Illustrious
Potentate Jorgen E. Jorgen
sen and Mrs. Jorgensen, 1013
Hlllcrest road, Medford.
Several hundred Shriners
and their wives from six west
ern states attended the ball
and a large number were
present for a breakfast Sun
day morning at Rogue Valley
Country Club.
For the ball Mrs. Jorgensen
wore a gown of white satin
and gold and her flowers
were a crescent-shaped bou
quet of gold colored rosebuds.
Her evening wrap was of
white fur. Potentate and Mrs.
Jorgensen were introduced
and escorted through the pa
trol lines at nine o'clock and
atood in the center of al large
blue heart to greet the re
maindcr of the honored
Guests. Mm. Jorgensen was
presented a sheaf of red roses
Members of the Hlllah tern
pie divan and their wives es
ported and introduced were
Chief Rahban C. H. Essel
Mrom and Mrs. Essclstrom,
Roseburg; Assistant Rabban
Lyndel W. Newbry, and Mrs.
Newbry, Ashland; High Priest
Lloyd Griggs and Mrs. Griggs,
Cottage Grove; Oriental Guide
John Blair and Mrt. Blair,
Lakeview; Treasurer M. P.
Dunn and Mrs. Dunn, Ashland
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and Mrs. Barnthouse, Ash
land; First Ceremonial Mas
ter George Dugan and Mrs.
Dugan, Klamath Falls; Second
Ceremonial Master Walter
Endlund and Mrs. Endlund,
Coquille; Director Glenn L.
Linn and Mrs. Linn; Marshall
Raymond Frisbie and Mrs.
Frisbie; Captain of the Guard
Ted Paulus and Mrs. Paulus,
Grants Pa'ss; Outer Guard A.
K. Morse and Mrs. Morse; Or
ator Harold Wood and Mrs.
Wood, Eugene; Chaplain Ed
ward Wulfekuchler and Mrs.
Wulfckuchler, Ashland; Trus
tee A. K. Cass and Mrs. Cass,
Grants Pass; Trustee H. G.
Enders and Mrs. Endcrs, Ash
land; Hospital Chairman Ray
mond Reter and Mrs.. Reter;
Assistant Director William
Williams and Mrs. Williams;
Assistant Director Wayne
Safely and Mrs. Safley; Assist
ant Director Jim Slienbaugh
and Mrs. Stinebaugh, Grants
Pass; William Schei and Jack
Walker, chairmen of the ball,
Mrs. Schei and Mrs. Walker.
Past potentates who were
escorted and introduced were
E. C. Jerome, potentate In
1929 and who was the oldest
such officer at the ball, and
Mrs. Jerome; Paul B. Ryn-
nlng and Mrs. Rynnlng; Earl
Newbry and Mrs. Newbry,
Ashland; Arthur Leavltt and
Mrs. Leavltt, Philip Stansbury
and Mrs. Stansbury, Ashland;
Dan Kenyon and Mrs. Kenyon
Klamath Falls; Chester Hub
bard and Mrs. Hubbard and
Hazard S. Bullock and Mrs.
Bullock, Grants Pass.
Also escorted and introduc
ed were Potentate Victor
Christopher of Islam temple,
San Francisco, and Mrs. Chris
topher;' Potentate Raymond
Mangels and Mrs. Mangels;
of Al Kadcr temple, Portland,
Potentate Fred Weber of Afi
fl temple, Tacoma, Wash., and
Mrs. Weber; Potentate Ken
neth Young, El Korah temple,
Boise, Ida., and Mrs. Young.
Others escorted and intro
duced were Mr. and Mrs. Wll
lard Christine, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Hammack, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Alley, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Fuller, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Garner and Past Poten
tate and Mrs. Joseph Fisher,
representing Al Kader temple;
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sweeting
and Past Potentate and Mrs.
Ralph Johnstone, Afifl tem
ple; Mr, and Mrs. Paul Vogcl,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robin
son and Past Potentate and
Mrs. Andrew Anderson of El
Korah temple; Mr. and Mn.
Lester Conklln, Kerak tern
pie, Reno, Nev.; Past Poten
tate Frank Unmack and Mrs.
Unmak representing Bagdad
temple, Butte, Mont.; Mr. and
Mrs, H. Hendren and Mr. and
Mrs. John Valentine, Ben All
temple, Sacramento, Calif.
Music for the introductions,
grand march and dancing was
by Dr. Louis Olkers and his
band from Ben All temple.
Mrs. Raymond Reter assisted
temple members with decora
tions, which included a blue
and white canopy suspended
from the armory ceiling. Sup
per was served later in the
evening from tables decorated
with large bouquets of red
tulips, yellow daffodils and
other spring flowers.
Miss Rukovina,
James Anderson
Set Wedding Day
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
Rukovina, 235 South Oakdale
avenue, announce the ap
proaching marriage of their
daughter, Cynthia Anne, to
James Anderson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Anderson,
Klamath Falls. The wedding
will be held March 25 in the
Eugene Memorial Chapel.
Miss Rukovina attended
Medford public schools and
will graduate from the Uni
versity of Oregon school 'of
journalism in March,
Mr. Anderson was grad
uated from Klamath Falls
Union High school In 1953,
was in the United States Ma
rine corps for three yean,
and is a senior in the univer
sity business administration
school.
Couple To Wed
In California
Central Point - The mar
riage of Mrs. Julie Tummera
to Patrick Dalloy of San Ra
fael, Calif., has been set for
March 14 in San Rafael. The
ceremony will take place In
the patio of La Petite Au
bergc. Mrs. Tummera' son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Pacey, Novalo, Calif.,
will attend the 'couple.
Mrs. Tummers Is owner of
Mon Desir inn, nationally
known dining establishment,
and Mr. Dailey is vice presi
dent and business agent for
the Culinary union of Marin
county, California.
The couple plans a week's
wedding trip in California.
Central Point - A wedding
of interest to valley residents
was held in Lakeview when
Miss Juanita Catherine Per
ry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard R. Perry, Halfway,
Ore., became the bride of
Bruce W. Field, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert H. Field,
Seven Oaks road, Central
Point.
The Rev. Wendell Herbison
officiated at the seven o'clock
evening rites held February
10 at the Herbison home. Bas
kets of pink roses and white
chrysanthemums decorated
the rooms for the double ring
ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a gown
of white lace. Her fingertip
length veil was held by a seed
pearl tiara and she carried a
white orchid and carnations
on a white Bible.
Miss Edith Perry attended
her sister. She wore a pale
pink brocade frock and match
ing accessories. Her flowers
were white and pink carna
tions. Norman Jacobs, Merrill,
brother-in-law of the bride
groom, served as best man.
Mrs. Harvey Field Jr., Cen
tral Point, cousin of the bride
groom, played the organ wed
ding music and accompanied
Mr. Field, soloist.
For her daughter's wedding
and reception which followed
Mrs. Perry chose a beige lace
dress with matching accessor
ies. Mrs. Fields wore a green
two piece dress with match
ing accessories.
At the reception Mrs. Nor
ma Blalock, cut and served
the wedding cake and Miss
Doris Herbison and Miss Bon
nie Lindsey poured. Mrs. Car
olyn Hunt, Roseburg, aunt of
the bride, was in charge of
the guest book, and Miss Bon
nie Lindsey and Miss Beverly
Hendricks were at the gift ta
ble.
For traveling the bride wore
a beige dress and coat with
brown accessories and the or
chid from her bridal bouquet.
The bride attended Halfway
High school; Boise, Idaho, Bi
ble college, and Southern Ore
gon college, Ashland. The
bridegroom attended Crater
High school and was gradu
ated from the University of
Oregon. They are both teach
ers at Union Grade school in
Lakeview. The couple is at
home in Lakeview.
Among the out of town
guests attending the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Field, Central Point, parents
of the bridegroom; Mrs. Jac
obs, Merrill, sister of the
bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Perry, Halfway, par
ents of the bride; Daniel J.
Mills, Cottage Grove, uncle
of the bride, and Miss Wilma
Marshall, Roseburg.
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Illustrious Potentate Kenneth Young of El Korah temple
of the Shrine in Boise, Ida., and Mrt. Young are pictured
here during the ball given February 25 In Medford by Hillah
temple. Mrt. Young wore a gown of green silk for the event,
attended by hundreds of Shrinert and their wives.
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Harold Fryes Celebrate
50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A.
Frye celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Febru
ary 27 at their home, 803 West
Second street. They were
married in Galina, Iowa, in
1911 and lived in Dubuque for
some time.
Mr. Frye served on the
Medford City council for 16
yean and was city parks
chairman at the time Haw
thorne park and swimming
pool were constructed. He was
also on the airport committee
and has assisted in many oth
er civic projects. Before the
couple moved to Australia,
Mrs. Frye was active
church work and sang at
community functions.
Mr. Frye came to America
from England in 1008 and be
came a United States citizen.
He worked In Idaho for some
time and met Mrs. Frye, the
former Luella May McDon
ough, while visiting friends
in Dubuque.
The Fryes moved to Aus
tralia In 1921 and stayed there
for ten years while Mr. Frye
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sold their company to a larg
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Fryes and their two children
eventually returned to this
country, deciding to settle in
Medford because of accounts
of this area from Mrs. Frye's
brother and sister-in-law, the
late Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mc
Donough. Mr. Frye worked for the
late Mr. and Mrs. James
Grieves at the Prospect resort
before becoming owner of the
Summit grocery Jan. 1, 1934.
He operated the grocery un
til his retirement two years
ago, when his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Horase
"Skeets" Knight, assumed
management.
The couple's son, Harold Jr.,
lives at 803 West Second
street, and their daughter,
Mrs. H. F. Knight, at 452 Fair
mount street. Their grandchil
dren are Walter and LeRoy
Knight.
Walter, a former student at
Lewis and Clark college. Port
land, is now in Paris, France,
where he is a student at the
Sorbonne and is studying
dress designing. He previously
studied at Montpelier univer
sity, also In France.
Mrs. Knight returned re
cently from a trip to visit her
son in Paris and also her
father's relatives In London.
To Sing Here
On the music calendar for
this week Is a concert to be
given Friday, March 10, by
the Lewis and Clark college
choir at First Presbyterian
church, Medford. at 8 p.m.
L. Stanley Glarum is di
rector of the choir.
The concert will be open to
the public; no admittance will
be charged but an ottering
will be taken.
Pauline Denyer
Students Plan
Summer Rites
Mr. and Mrs. Russell H
Denyer, 19 Ross court, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Pauline, to
John C. Flanagan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Flanagan,
Ehrman road, Medford.
Miss Denyer Is a 1960 grad
uate of Medford High school
and is a freshman at Oregon
State college. She lives at
Azalea house. Her fiance,
1959 graduate of Medford
High school, is a sophomore
at the same college.
A summer wedding
planned.
Delta Gammas
Plan Banquet
The founder's day banquet
of Rogue Valley Delta Gam
ma Alumnae association will
be he'd at 1 p.m. Saturday,
March 11, at the home of
Mrs. John Cotton, Ashland.
Mrs. Kenneth Bartlett, Ash
land, and Mrs. Charles Mar
tin, Eagle Point, are co-chair
men for the banquet. Mrs.
Cotton and Miss Marian Ady,
Ashland, are co-chairmen of
the serving committee,
Mrs. Martin will speak con
cerning the Delta Gamma all-
state founder's day observance
in Salem which she and Mrs.
T. J. Tinsley attended. Mrs.
Tinsley also plans to attend
the annual conference of prov
ince 15 in Vancouver, B. C,
March 24.
Reservations for the ban
quet may be made by calling
Mrs. Cotton, MUrdock 5-8042.
Shield-Brown
Wedding Held
Ashland-Mrs. Cloma Brown,
formerly of Ashland, was at
tended by her two daughters
and their husbands when she
was married February 1 to
Charles Shield of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Land
ing of Medford and Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Williams of Eugene
took part in the ceremony
performed by the Rev, Ross
Knotts in the Fireside room
of the Springfield Methodist
church.
The Rev. Mr. Knotts was
pastor of the Ashland Metho
dist church for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Shield will
make their home in Eugene
following their return from a
wedding trip to southern Cal
ifornia. March Wedding
Set for Couple
The approaching marriage
of Miss Myrna Kae Thornton
and Denis Glen Hagler has
been announced by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A.
Thornton, 2392 Thorn Oak
drive, Medford. His mother is
Mrs. Rena Hagler, West Tenth
street.
The wedding is planned for
March 18 at 7:30 o'clock in the
evening at First Assembly of
God church; Medford.
The bride -elect attended
Medford High school. Mr. Hag
ler. was graduated from Phoe
nix High school and it em
ployed by Jackson county In
the dog control department.
Linda Slessler
Is Representative
Miss Linda Slessler, Med
ford, a freshman at the Uni
versity of Oregon, Eugene, has
been elected junior Panhel
lenic representative to the
Panhellenic council at the
university. She is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma so
rority and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Slessler, 848
West 13th street.
Panhellenic is the coordi
nating council for sororities
on campus.
Ashland - James Busch.
senior at Willamette univer
sity, has been named ROTC
cadet operations officer for
spring term. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Busch,
Ridge road.
Newly weds Now at Home;
Bride Honored at Parties
Applegate Valley-Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest R. Kennedy Jr.,
whose wedding took place re
cently in Reno, Nev., are
making their home at 3088
Old Stage road. Central Point.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. Smith,
Ruch, and the bridegroom is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
R. Kennedy, 113 Valley View
drive, Medford.
The bride's maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. C.
G. Peebler, Phoenix, Ore.
The wedding took place
February 11, with the Rev.
Richard A. Kissee perform
ing the ceremony at 4:30
o'clock in the afternoon at
the Methodist church. Mrs.
Bruce Turner, Central Point,
was matron-of-honor, and Dr.
Turner was best man.
The ' bride wore a white
wool suit with light blue ac
cessories. Her pale blue hat
was designed and made by
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gordon
Smith of Medford also attend
ed the -wedding.
Mrs. Kennedy attended
Jacksonville High school, and
is employed with Roberts,
Kellington, Branchfield, and
Heffernan as a legal stenog
rapher. Mr. Kennedy is a
graduate of Oregon State col
lege School of Pharmacy, and
is a pharmacist at Hudson's
Pharmacy, Central Point.
Since the wedding Mrs.
Kennedy has been honored
with two bridal showers. One
was given at Rogue Valley
Willits-Byrd
Wedding Held
Ashland - In the presence
of their immediate families
Miss Julia Loree Byrd and
William Clark Willits Jr.
were married February 22 by
Justice of the Peace Frances
Gallatin.
The single ring ceremony
was performed at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen R. Byrd, 782 Park
street. Parents of the bride
groom are Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam C. Willits, 124 Nob Hill
street.
The wedding was held in
front of a studio window
banked with white chrysan
themums, snapdragons and
red carnations. Atle n d a n t
were Miss Joan Byrd, the
bride's sister, and Frank Wil
lits, brother of the bride
groom. A reception followed, at
tended by more than 25
friends.
After a short honeymoon to
the Bay area, Mr. and Mrs.
Willits returned to Ashland to
resume their studies at Ash
land High school where both
are seniors.
Visitors Return
To California
Mrs. William F. Perl and
small son, William Frank III,
have returned to their home
in California after a visit here
with Mrs. Perl's mother, Mrs.
Barbara Ripfl, 1123 Dakota
avenue, and her husband's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Perl, 220 King street.
Country club by Mrs. Dorris
Reed, Grants Pass. Mrs. Wil
liam Miller, Medford assisted
the hostess. Mrs. Edward
Branchfield and Mrs. William
Kennedy, sister-in-law of the
bridegroom, poured. Decora
tions were in pink and silver
with pink and white carna
tions about the room. Tables
were centered with white
wedding bells and fans and
butterflies in pink and silver.
About 40 guests attended.
Mrs. Bruce Matheny, Mrs.
Chester McDonough and Mrs.
Paul McBeth were hostesses
at another shower at the home
of Mrs. Glenn Smith.
Return
Ashland - Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Burgess, 40 Bush street,
have returned from a motor
trip to Duart?, Calif., where
they visited for several-veeks
with their son Ralph Burgess
Jr; and family.
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