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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. MAY 13. 1962 C 3 Church Ceremony Held Central Point-An event of May 6 was the wedding of Miss Diane Marie Griftith and Arnold Artie Wolfe. The cere mony was read at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at First Meth. odist church. The Rev. Gerald Nelson per formed the rites in the pres ence of about 200 guests. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Byron R. Griffith, 30 Crater lane, Central Point, and the bridegroom is a son of Mrs. John S. Wolfe, 322 Benson street, Medford, and the late Mr. Wolfe. Mr. Griffith gave his daugh ter in marriage. Miss Rae Burritt was maid of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses Marleen Froe ber, Janie Ward and Joan Skov, all of Medford. Cousins of the bride from Eugene, Wendy Boll and Robin Boll, were flower girls and Randy Martin of Medford carried the rings. Candle lighters were Miss Gail Eastin and Miss Cindy Pryde. Gerry Lyons served as best man, and Jerry Swartsley and Dean Welch, both of Medford, and Edward Cripe, seated the guests. The bride's gown of peau de soie was designed with a chapel train and bustle bow. The bodir-e was trimmed with lace and pearlized sequins and her illusion veil was held by miniature pearls from a lace crown. The bridal bouquet was a white orchid with white carnations. She carried an heirloom handkerchief loaned by her grandmother, Mrs. Eric Wahlstrom. Wears Satin The maid of honor wore a ballerina length gown of pea cock blue satin with bell shaped skirt. She carried a bouquet of white carnations ' k 1 r : 1 Carpenter - Doakfr Rites Are Held at Salade Home The wedding of Helene Sa-' Phoenix, attended her sister, lade Donker to Alfred S. V.IShe wore a lavender print Carpenter took place Satur- silk frock with orchid cor day, May 5, at the home of sage. the bride's mother, Mrs. Lil- Leonard Carpenter, Car lian Salade, Central Point. Imel, Calif., was best man for Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Artie Wolfe (Anders photo) centered with a peacock blue carnation. The bridesmaids wore matching gowns of leal blue and carried bouquets cen tered with teal carnations. All wore veils to match their gowns. The flower girls wore matching dresses of yellow and lavender, trimmed with lace and designed with jack ets and their head bands matched their frocks. Their SLIGHTLY FABULOUS!!! On w,ne two V ,CaVicto(A ' The SLlGHTLV Fabulous 'vrjwyi'',- Uf l Victor In Person Hedrick Jr. High School ..mSS In concert, 8:30 pm Monday, May 14 TICKETS NOW 2.00 2.50 3.00 LSPLPM-23S3 PURUCKER'S SP 3-7538 111 N. Central j necklaces were gifts from the bride, and they carried bas kets filled with rose petals. ' Tho onnHlnliahtnt-e Ararat were of flowered while nylon over blue taffeta and they wore matching head bands. Their wrist corsages were of carnations. Baskets of bridal wreath and hawthorn decorated the church and while bows mark ed the pews. Miss Diana Hunter furnish ed the wedding songs accom panied by Mrs. Leslie Board man, organist. For her daughter's wedding the bride's mother wore a pale blue sheath dress with jacket, of brocaded satin with wiiich she wore matching accesso ries. The Dridegroom's mother was dressed in a beige sheath dress with jacket, also of bro caded satin and both wore corsages of pink rosebuds. Many Guests Out-of-town guests included Vernon Griffith, a brother of the bride, who is stationed with the Navy at Bremerton, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wahlstrom, Iron Mountain, Mich., maternal grandparents of the bride; Mrs. Carl Boll, a paternal grandmother of the bride; William Boll, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boll Jr., and family, all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Hilden Pryde and fam ily, Hoquiam, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houg and family, Aberdeen, Wash.; Donald, Wolfe, a brother of the bride groom, and Jay Mullen, both of Eugene; Mrs. Catherine Fiock and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fiock, all of Montague, Calif.; Robert Custance, James Wick er, Douglas Williams, Mrs. John Mathes and Mrs. A. D. Tilton, all Klamath Falls; Mrs. Bradly Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Williams, all of Eu gene: Mr. and Mrs. Raliegh Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. King, all of Shady Cove; Mrs. M. Swenson of Wisconsin; Mrs. J. Olmstead of New York; and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawerence and Mrs. Bes sie Henderson, aunt of the bridegroom. A reception was given by the bride's parents at the Jack son House. The reception ta- his brother. Here for the wedding were the bride's daughter. Miss Laine Donker, student at Mills college in California; the bridegroom's son, Harlow, Waitsville, Vt., his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, Car mel; his niece, Mrs. Bernard Van Home, and Mr. Van Home, Lafayette, Calif., and Mrs. F. R. Alley, Pacific Pali sades, Calif., who is the for mer Patricia Thompson, daughter of Mrs. W. A. Thompson, Medford, and long-time friend of the bride and bridegroom. Also attending the wed ding was the bride's son, Wil liam Donker III. Orchids for the bride and her sister and for a mantel decoration were sent from New York as a gift from her cousin, Mrs. Valentina Sarra, the former Marcy Wcscott of Miss Nancy Jean Chicago, 111. I he newly weds arc at home t Topsides, the Carpenter residence on Old Stage road. Mr. Carpenter and his bride have both lived in the Rogue valley many years and are widely known; Mr. Carpenter The brief ceremony was read at four o'clock in the after noon by the Rt. Rev. Ben jamin D. Dagwell, Portland, retired bishop of the Episco pal church. The bride is also the daughter of Louis Salade, San Francisco. For the ceremony the bride wore a dress of champagne colored silk with three-quarter length sleeves and slightly full skirt having geometric insets of chartreuse, lavender and aquamarine silk. She wore three small chartreuse colored orchids and carried a small black prayer book with a spray of lily of the valley. Mrs. Martin Luther Jr., Where You Find the Clothe You Love To Live 'In Ceremony Held In Reno Chapel Trail Millard became the bride of Keith D. Lillv in a ceremony held April 27 at Park Wed ding chapel in Reno, Nev. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Millard, Trail, Ore., and the bride groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Lilly, Pros pect, Ore. Following a trip to Wash ington the couple is living at 45 D Bush street in Central Point. The bride is a graduate of Eagle Point High school and is employed by Pacific Tele phone Northwest. The bride groom also attended Eagle Point schools and has served in the Navy. He is self em ployed. Family Dinner To Mark Day Jacksonville - Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Mc Beth, 20fi N street, Jackson, ville, will gather at the Mc Beth home today in observ ance of Mothers' day. Those who plan to attend are their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McBelh, and children, Debbie, Cindy and Paul, of Ashland; their daugh ter, Miss Carole McBeth, and their nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lmd McBeth and daughters, Teresa, Joyce and Patty, all of Jacksonville; and another son, Alan Mc Beth, a student at the Uni versity of Oregon. . I 1 . LB lv .A . U3 Exclusively at , Sterrmrj the S"Q T0UY DOBSEY BAD 4t te VedfcM A'twvv P':? 'or th 617 E. frirt Ph. SP 2-9392 O ble was decorated with an ar rangement of red tulips and bridal wreath, arranged by Mrs. Wallace West, Central Point. Mrs. Pryde, aunt of the bride, cut and served the wed ding cake and Miss Karen Pryde, a cousin of the bride, registered the guests. Mrs. Houg served coffee while the punch was served by Mrs. Carl Boll Jr., and Mrs. Mar tin. Mrs. James Eastin and Mrs. Charles Robinson took charge of the gifts. The couple made their wed ding trip to Mt. Lassen and Reno, Nev. For traveling the bride wore a beige suit with white accessories. They will live at 519 Mary street in Medford. The bride is employed at Mann's Department store. She attended Medford Senior high school and Shasta Junior college in Redding, Calif. The bridegroom also attend ed the same schools and Southern Oregon college. He is employed at Dumas Domes tic laundry. The bride's parents enter tained in their home at a re hearsal party for the bridal group May 4 after the wed ding rehearsal. Prior to the wedding the bride-elect was honored at three different showers. On April 21 Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. Emily Lyons were hostesses for a shower given in her honor, and others en tertaining for her were Mrs. Jim Eastin and Mrs. Al Mer cer on April 27, and Miss Ward and Miss Froeber on May 3. Among th guesti at the Champagne supper which Med ford Junior Service league gave May 5 were left to right) Mrs. Austin B. Laymance, B. L. Nutting, Mrs. George Stacey. Dr. Warren G. Bishop, Mrs. Bishop. George Stacey. Mrs. Nutting and Mr. Laymance. The Starlight room of Rogue Valley Country club, where the dance was held, was decorated in the Peppermint lounge theme and after a demonstration of The Twist, the dance which originated at the New York lounge, guests joined in the dancing. A pink and white striped canopy covered the musician's platform at the end of the room and ropes of pink and white set tables apart. A peppermint stick tree stood in the en-tranceway. Lady Elks Honor Wives an orchardist and leader. Betrothal News s Made Known Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pren tice, 1432 Crown avenue, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mrs. Gail Hammond, to Charles J. Schmutz, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Schmutz, Seattle, Wash. The bride-elect is eirmloved by the firm of Frohmayer, Lowry, Hogan and Deather age. Her fiance is associated with General Electric Credit corporation. No date has been set for the wedding. Students Give Piano Recital Mrs. Kenneth L. Brown pre sented her piano class in a re cital May 6 at Purucker Piano nouse. Performing were Laurie Duncan, Maria Jean Hall, Tommy Doty, Janny Wilson, Brenda Morgan, Kent Clink inboard, Joy Babcock, Nor ma Jean Yandoll, Becky Wil son, Deidre Mosher, Joanie Leonard, Dean Hall. Valerie Hostetter, Bruce Mackenzie, David While, Doneva Koeoke. David Doty, Susan Morgan, Sandra Rupp, Helen McKce, Virginia Teeter, and Virginia ! Gandl. Receiving syllabus certifi cates as a result of testing by the state adjudicator, Mrs. Amy Arney, were Valerie Hostetter, Susan Morgan, Vir ginia Teeter, Helen McKee, Virginia Gandt, and Sandra Rupp. Valerie Hostetter, Joy Bab cock and Donna Koepke re ceived certificates for contin uous study over a period of forty weeks. Mrs. Robert Babcock, Mrs. Stanley Morgan, Mrs. Darcll Huson, and Miss Darelyn Hu- son assisted Mrs. Brown with the refreshments following the program. Officer, Wife Home From Trip Ashland - Col. and Mrs. Harold R. Jordan returned the first of the week from a trip to Bartlcsville, Okla., and Winficld, Kan., where they visited relatives. En route back to Oregon they stopped in Colorado and also toured Mesa Verde National park as well as Zinn National park. Elected Miss Rebecca Elin Gates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John MacMillan Gates, 1058 Military road, Medford, has been elected social chairman of Columbia hall, Stephens college, for the next academic year. Wives of the recently in stalled Elks club officers were honored Tuesday, May 1 by the Ladies of Elks at the Elks temple. Those introduced by Mrs. Claud W. Hoover, chairman, were Mrs. Franklin H. Van Pell, wife of the district dep uty grand exalted ruler of Oregon South, and Mrs. Leon ard F. Carlson, wife of the Medford lodge exalted ruler. Other officers' wives intro duced were Mrs. Reuel K. Rians Jr., Mrs. Robert C. Kennedy, Mrs. John A. Stro bel, Mrs. Richard G. Phair, Mrs. J. M. Sanderson, Mrs. James A. Rose, Mrs. Sanford W. Bishop and Mrs. Walter C. Ricks Jr. The next meeting of the Ladies of Elks will be Tues day, May 15 at 1:30 p.m., in Entertain Shady Cove-Trail - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zawadzke of Shady Cove recently enter tained at a family dinner in their home honoring their daughter, Beti Zawadske, on the occasion of her birthday. Present were the honored guest's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Poole, Pros pect, and her sister Lee Zawadzke. the downstairs parly room at the Elks temple. A salad luncheon will be ' served. Hostesses will be Mrs. James W. Bates, Mrs. Claude C. Holmes and Mrs. Fred B Sweeney. Wives and widows of all Elks are invited and a spe cial invitation is given to the wives of new members. Miss Trowbridge Elected Queen Miss 'Pamela Trowbridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Trowbridge, was elected hon ored queen of Bethel 55, In ternational Order of Job's Daughters, at a recent bethel meeting. Other line officers elected for the coming term were Miss Lynn Langston, senior princess; Miss Pat Selby, jun ior princess; Miss Pamela Nel son, guide, and F.iss Madelyn Buonocore, marshal. A bicycle ride was planned for May 12. The guardian council will meet May 21 at 7:30 p.m., with Mrs. Lawrence Buono- core. Refreshments were served by Pam Groves, Dorothy James, Penny Simmonds and their mothers. t'l I VI I l i'. i it I 13 1 i Complete Drapery Decorating Service Convenient Credit Termi Wakefield Drapery 1100 Crater Lk Avt. SP 2-6010 for the teen sophisticate and graduate . . . You'll get "A" for fashion know-how, tvtn pass Mother's discerning eye when yoti choose your graduation hat from Mann's. Out-of-rh-world collection of fashion-paga shapes. Hats, 2nd floor. 3.98 to 5.95 OPEN MONDAY NIGHT Serving Southern Oregon and Northern California for Over 35 Years )ummmcement give a gift of gold a tangible reminder, through the years, of Commencement. 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