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r l c SUNDAY. JULY 1. 19M MEDFORD MAIL TBIPUNE. MrriFOBFI. OREGON r inrnni nnrinnr if ViV 4 i -1 , 4. H r 1 l 1 r t i .rim" v. V 'it 1 4 ' " ruf&iiiilAftnwi Webster-Prentice Rites Held Saturday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Jamst Russell Chiilick (Knacksledt photo) Episcopal Ceremony Held Miss Aloxa "Marsoiais Hib bard bora mo the bride of .Inmrs Russell Chittick, San Francisco, in a rrromony held .tunc 24 at Si. Mark's Episco pal rhurch. The Rev. Ceorge R. BoKslor officiated nt the rtoublc ring rilns assisted by thf Rev. Max Wills, Salem. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Hib bard, lfi04 Roberts road. Mr Chittick' parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Chiilick, Wnod hurn, Ore., who wore in Med-1 ford for the weddinjr. Baskets of lavender, pur ple and while slock decorated I he church for. the four o'clock afternoon wedding at tended by 100 relatives and friends. Charles Stone, San i Kumcisco, was soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride. wore a floor length gown nf while nylon orcanza over taffeta. The fit ted horiico was accented by a matching bow and hand of Ve netian lace which formed the hricf sleeves and outlined the tronp neckline. Her full akirt formed a train and her shoul der length veil was held by a rrown nf orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white gardenias and slephan otis. Honor Attendant Miss Nan Wood, Kugene. was honor attendant for the bride. She wore a white ny lon organza frock with lace cummerbund. Her veil was nf lavender nylon illusion held by a cluster of lavender roses and she carried a bouquet of purple stock. Richard B r u n e 1 I v , San Francisco, served as besti man. Sealing the guests were Donald Hibbard, Salem, the bride's brother, and William Chittick, San Diego, brother of the bridegroom. For her daughter's wrdriing and reception, which follow ed al parish lull, Mrs. Hib bard chose a powder blue linen suit with while slephan otis corsage. Mrs. Chittick wore a lavender suit with sle phanolis rnrsage. Mrs. Jess llalhhni n. Cor- j Couple To Visit Here While on Wedding Trip Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ar thur distance are to arrive I in Mcdford the first of the1 week on their wedding trip to C.ihfnrni.n. Their marriage u;i.s an event of June 22 in Die Knox United church, Van couver, British Columbia, Canada. They will be guests of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. K A. Custance. 1MB l.nal avenue, Medford, The br Kit's room formerly lived here and attended Medford llii!h school. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McDoug nll nf Vancouver, R.C. Shp Is the former Miss Judith F.liz aheih McDoukhII. The Rev. II. A Watts per fmnicr! the R o'clock cere mony. M i.-s M. u ion Perry was m, mi nf honor and brides maids weir the Misses Sandra Pace and Donna McAllister. Rest man was Roger Per run! and ushers were U. J. McOoucall. brother of the hi 'rir. iind Frank While The bnde given in marriage hv her lather wore a while vlk organa gown over peau He soie Irimmrd with Alencon 'arc. The bridal bouquet wax nf white rocs and Alcphnnotis with ivy The bride was the twenty-fiM hride to wear an nnuque blue broach, HO years old The attendants wore match ing shell pink peau rir .mi towns. Kaeli wore a Dior rnsr headdress of ihr same ma terial as Iheir dres.ses and they j carried deep pink roses withj ivy. Mrs. Pervieal sang The reception was held at , the Shaughnessy Golf and Country club. ! For traveling the bride! wore a blue silk shantung dress and matching jacket i with while accessories They will live in Van-1 conver. R C. The bridegroom has worked for the the Forest service I here. He now operates a men's 1 shop in Vancouver Coins north for the wed ding werr the bridegroom's : mother, a brother, flary dis tance, and his .siter, Mis David Allen F.lrod. - i Former Editor, Wife Visit Here j Recent houscKueis nt the home nC Mrs J. C Collins. 2224 Fast Main street, weir Mr mid Mrs. Sain J Shelton of St. Louis. Mo Mr. Shel ton hefoie his retirement was : editor of the St. I.onis Dis patch, and nor of his sons now is an editor with the paper Farlier Mrs. Collins' son in- i law and daughter, Mr. and j Mrs, Kent W, Monney, S.m I Jose, Calif, visited with Mrs. Collins, and wu h Mr Hon ney's mother, Mrs Wilev (', Ronnev of Grants Pa vallis. and Miss Marion Chit tick, Berkeley, Calif., sislers the bridegroom, nil and served the wedding cake. Mrs. Max Wills presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Grant Hnurquin poured coffee as sisted by M rs. Do n a I d Hib bard. The couple traveled to San Francisco on Iheir wedding (rip where Ihey will make their home. The hride wore for t raveling a beige and while ensemble with beige ac cessories. Both Art Teacher The bride is a graduate of Medford Jligh school, and at tended the University of Washington and University of Oregon. She has been employ ed as a teacher in the Salem put) lie schools. Mr. Chittick attended W ilia incite univer sity and San Francisco Stale college and is a teacher in the San Francisco public schools. Among the out of town guests attending were Mrs. William Chittick and family, San Diego; Mr. Halhhorn and family, Corvallls; Mrs. James Hampton, aunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnard and family, brother-in-law and; lister of the bride, all An- burn, Wash.; Mrs. Justin M. j Smith, Saiem; Mr. and Mrs. i Willard Herg, Alvadore, Ore.; j Mr. and Mrs. Derrol Gadway, Oregon City, and Miss Pru- deuce Spight, Salem. The bride's parents held a buffet supper at their home following the reception for relatives and nut of town guests. ... Shower Honors Bride-Elect Miss Jo Ann llnyt. whose mairiaye to Hay Jenninus is -et for this eemnn "I R o i -lock in the Medford Sev enth Da v Advent isl rhurch, was guest of honor June 2S at a misfi-l I a neons shower ii i ven hv Mis I, airy Maiklin ;nd Mis David 1 laraden in the Maiklin home al West Sivih streei, Ahnul 'Jil persons attended the event. Mrs. Untold Rnuoll won a prize for a n.nne plaxed riur ins t he r ening . Miss I io t is a daughter nf Mr and Mm. Joe llnyt. 61 S Diamond street, and her fi anee it a son nf Mr and Mis Ted Spermines. 77.S Queen t drive Mrs. Eve Prntire and Jo seph H. Webster were mar ried June 23 at 8 o'clock in the evening in a ceremony held at the home of the bride's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Prentice, 1432 Crown avenue, Medford. The Rev. D. Kirkland West performed the ceremony at tended by about 40 guests. Mrs. Robert Henry, Klam ath Falls, a niece of the bride, was matron of honor. Robert Webster, a non of the bridegroom, was best man. For her wedding the bride wore a turquoise silk brocad ed sheath dress with match ing jacket and white access ories. Her corsage was a pur ple orchid, a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Mark Young, Ha waii. Mrs. Henry was dressed in beige lace with matching ac cessories and she carried a nosegay centered with a pur ple orchid. Orchids and leis nf flowers, also gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Young, decorated the rooms of the Prentice home aod the reception table. For the reception Mrs. Jarnes Pollack, Centralis, Wash., a sister of the bride, served (he coffee and pouring the punch were Mrs. Theo dore Webster, San Francisco and Mrs, Penn Chitwood. Cut ting the cake were Mrs. Le nna Robertson and Mrs. Rer tha Hultman, both of Klam ath Falls. The eouplr is In return to day from tneir wedding iiip to California. They will live at filO South Oakdale ave nue, the home of the bride, who is a well known accord ion instructor. The bride groom, a real estate and in surance broker, formerly lived at 4425 South Pacific I Highway. 1 Other out-of-town guests at j 1 he wedding were the bride's i son and dauhter-inlaw, Mr. i and Mrs. John E. Prentice land twin daughters from j Bend, Ore.; Mr. Henry. Klam ' ath Falls, and Mr. Webster, ! San Francisco. Ceremony At Church Weds Pair jThree Yellow Roses Make Bride's Symbolic Bouquet v V ''W i x, ... Mill Loii Gg. Gages Announce Betrothal News Talonl Mr. snri Mrs. Vance Gnur, 104 Nrw sit pot. Tnlonl, antiounrp Ihp pnafir mrnl nf Iheir rlaiijjltlrr, Lois fiasp, In (ienrse M. Orion, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Orion, Lorplla, Ore. Miss Guiiv was grarhialrri from Talpnl 1 1 1 K sihool in 19.V! and is rmployrd al the Ashland branch, .lack son Courtly Kpripral Savings and Loan association. Mr. Orion was Kiadualcd from Oregon Trchniral In.vli tulp in Klamalh Kails, in HtSf) and is Pmplovcd as of fice inanauer of l.ockwood Citadel s, man n f a e l n r i n c pipiipmenl contpan . Tulelake fahf Nit dale has been sel for the w eddint:. Mill Sarah Wail. Miss Sarah Waite To Become Bride Of Richard Corum Thp engagement of Miss Sarah llnlloway Waite to Richard George Corum has been announced by her par ents, Mrs. Burrell Waite, Bos Ion, Mass., and Richard Al fred Waile Jr., A 1 t a m o n t, New York. Mr. Corum is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Corum, 30 Willamette ave nue, Medford. Miss Waile, a graduate of Radcliffe college, will at tend the New York School of Social Work in the all. Mr. Corum, a graduate of Med ford High school and Har vard college, 1 flf2, will study at Union Theological Semi nary in New York beginning in the autumn. Miss Waile's grandparents are Mrs. R. A. Waile and the late Rev. R. A. Waile, St. Louis, Mo. The wedding Is planned for fall. Jardines Arrive For Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. John Jardinr, Hilo, Hawaii, are guests at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mansfield, 201 Crater Lake avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jardine have been visiting their daughter, Pauletto, in Ottumiva. Iowa, where she is attending college. They also visited in Chicago, Davenport, and Dcs Moines; en route to Medford they spent a week in the Bay Area with relatives and friends. Mr. Jardine, who is assist ant superintendent of the Hilo hospital, will leave for llilo next week and Mrs. Jar dine will remain here for an extended visit with the Marts fields. Couple Returns From California Ashland After spending two weeks in soulhern Cali fornia, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wnndworth, 7M Glenwood 'drive, returned flonie last week accompanied by Mrs. Wondvvoiths mother. Mrs. It K. Leinbai'h of Hollywood, (who will he Iheir guest this Miinnter, Phoenix - Mrs. Anna Ruth Denham, 410 Church strtet. Phoenix, became the bride of Klbert William Lowry, Yreka, Calif., in a ceremony held June 2H at the Phoenix First Presbyterian church. The Rev. William A. Saladin officiated al the double ring rites. The ceremony was held at 7 o'clock in the evening at tended by 50 relatives and friends. Mrs. J. A. Sanders, Phoenix, played the organ wedding music. The bride wore a light blue suit with white and black patent accessories. Her flow ers were pink carnations. Mrs. Jack A. Stanfield, South Gate. Calif., attended her sister. She wore a beige suit and hat with black patent accessories and pink carna tion corsage. Elbert Lowry Jr., Van couver, Wash., served as best man for his father. Seating the guests were Gary Lowry, Vancouver, Wash., another son, and Jerry Denham, Phoe nix, son of the bride. Mrs. Ima Rcdmon, Talenl, wore a pink lace dress and .hat and white carnation cor sage or her daughter's wed ding and reception which fol lowed at the church. The reception was given bv Gamma Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, of which the bride is a member. The couple vacationed in the northern California moun tains following the wedding. They will make their home in Phoenix in September. Mr. Lowry is a logger with the Fruit Growers company. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. Robert Eies land and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hedge, all Vancouver, Wash., daughters and son-in-law of the bridegroom; Mr. Stanfield and Lynn, South Gate, Calif., brother-in-law and niece of the bride; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds, Granada, Calif. Peter Kershaw To Enter Guard Peter Kershaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kershaw, While City, left Thursday after visiting for several days with his parents. He returned to Portland where he has u k;. rtnnt.,r.tinn l. uurii ainic inn Kiauuauuii in early June rrom lewts ana Clark college where he ma jored in business adminis tration. He is scheduled to leave July 6 for San Antonio, Tex., to receive basic training in the Air guard, a branch of the United Stales Air Force. He also will be in San An tonio, Tex., in connection with the training. After completion of the training he expects to return to Portland to go into busi ness. He will be a member iA the Air Force reserve. Mrs. Walter Cross Attends Wedding Shady Cove Mrs. Waller Cross of Shady Covp has re turned from San Francisco where she attended the mar riage of her niece. Miss Ruth Radich, to William Beverly. The nuptial mass was read in St. Agnes church and the reception held after Ihe cere mony was in Ihe House of La vton. The couple made thpir wed ding trip to Lake Tahoe. They now are living in San Francisco Miss Sara Linn Hinkle car ried three yellow roses when she became the bride of Trent Roland Ortwein in a cere mony held June 23 at First Christian church. The roses symbolized the marriage of a man, a woman and their God. The Rev. Fredrick Ross Family Arrives From Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Stephen iTom) N. Childers and son, R. Blaine Childers, Phoenix, Ariz., have been guests the past week of Mr. Childers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merriken, 3701 Old Stage road. Mr. Childers was a mem ber of the 1947 Medford High school graduating class which was to meet for a reunion Sat urday night at the Rogue Val ley Country club. The Childers now have an interior design studio in Phoe nix. They will leave early this week. Evans officiated at Ihe three o'clock afternoon rites. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Moore, 403 North Holly street. Mr. Ortwein's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ortwein, Long view, Wash. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin dress in afternoon lcnjth with lace bolero. I Miss Sharon Lee Ahricn, I Eugene, attended the bride. She wore a yellow dress and carried yellow snapdragons. Ronald William Parrish, Newberg, served as best man and was soloist. He was ac companied by David Farr, University of Oregon organist. Seating the guests were Gary Gilhuly and David Grubb, both Kelso, Wash. The bride attended Medford High school and is a student at Northwest Christian col lege. 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