SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IB, 1962
MEDFORO MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Louis-Diirno Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Kaye
Elizabeth Durno to Ronald
Alan Louis, held Saturday,
September 8, at First Pres
byterian church, was one of
the largest weddings of late
summer here. The bride is a
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ed
win Russell Durno, 2512 East
Main street, Medford, and the
bridegroom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Louis, Lafay
ette, Calif.
Dr. D. Kirkland West, pas
tor of the church, read the
marriage ceremony at four
o'clock in the afternoon and
the reception which followed
was at the family home. About
200 guests attended.
The bride's gown was of
while candlelight peau de
soie made with scooped neck
line and elbow-length sleeves.
The belled skirt ended in a
chapel-length train. Her long
veil of Brussels lace, held by
a peau de soie wedding ring
headdress, had been brought
from Belgium by her parents
and was worn by both her sis
ters at their weddings. The
bride carried stcphanotis cen
tered with a yellow-throated
white orchid on a Bible.
Mrs. Richard F. Henslcy
was matron-of-honor for her
sister and the other attend
ants were Mrs. Brian D
Stringer, another sister of the
bride, and Miss Johneva Pond
Berkeley, Calif. They wore
gowns of periwinkle blue im
ported silk organza fashioned
with long peplums, and head
dresses of veiling trimmed
with small bows. Their flow
crs were white Fuji chrysan
themums.
Two Flower Girls
The Hensley's two daugh
ters, Jennifer and Jayne, were
flower girls for their aunt
Their frocks were of light
blue organdy and they car
ried white satin cups from
which they scattered blue
petals.
Dr. Durno escorted his
daughter and gave her In
marriage. Vernon E. Louis,
Orinda, Calif., served as best
man for his brother and ush
ers were Robert C. McGlin
ehey, San Francisco; John R.
Welland, Orinda Mr. Hcnsley
and Dr. Stringer, brothers-in-law
of the bride.
Gregory Louis; the bride
groom's nephew, was a junior
usher, and small Randall
Louis, another nephew, car
ried the rings.
Otis Swisher was soloist and
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7 P.M. to 9 P.M.
Mrs. Mildred Thames was at
the organ.
Arrangements of white
gladioli and white tapers in
brass holders decorated the
church.
White gladioli and dahlias
from the Earl Bostwick's gar
den and arranged by Mrs.
Raymond Miksche decorated
the Durno home for the re
ception. Mothtr Wears Blua
For the wedding and recep
tion Mrs. Durno wore a gown
of blue Chantilly lace with
matching shoes and hat. Iter
corsage was a pink-white
cymbidium orchid. The bride
groom's mother wore a gold
Karen Elaint Bengtion
(Landii photo)
Two Students
Are .Engaged
Mr. and Mrs, David Bcngt
son, 436 Falrmount street, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Karen Elaine,
to Harry Dwlght McCabe, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc
Cabe, Richfield, Idaho.
Miss Bcngtson Is a gradu
ate of Medford High school
and attended Southern Ore
gon college. She plans to en
roll in Robertson's School of
Business this fall, . ...
Mr. McCabe is A graduate
of Rogue River High school,
and is a student at Southern
Oregon college.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
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112 E. Main
Neat door to Robinion Broi.
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and grey-green brocaded silk
sleeveless sheath gown with
matching shoes and ollve
grcen veiled hat. Her corsage
was a yellow-brown cymbid
ium orchid.
Mrs. B. L. Lagcson and Mrs.
Robert Hart cut the wedding
cake. The knife used was a
gift from Governor Mark O.
Hatfield and Mrs. Hatfield.
Pouring were Mrs. Robert
Norris, Mrs. Nathaniel B.
Bender and Mrs. Maclcod
Maurice. Mrs. Vernon E.
Louis, Orinda, took charge of
the guest book.
Parlies Given
Dr. and Mrs. Stringer were
hosts for a luncheon at their
home, 33 South Modoc ave
nue, before the ceremony, for
out-of-town guests and the
bridal party. The bride
groom's parents were hosts
for a rehearsal dinner given
the evening before at the
Hensley home, 2511 Hillcrest
road. Mrs. Ernest Barnes ar
ranged flowers for the dinner.
In Medford for the wed
ding in addition to the bride
groom's parents were Mr. and
Mrs. John Macchlman and
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. O'Connor,
aunts of the bridegroom; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert D. Fragley,
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Bar
bcra, the Misses Barbara Hud
son, Nancy Fuller, Loretta
Julias, Joan Santi, Gail Gray
and Lanila Nelson, Harry
Hemrick, Larry Brown, Rich
ard Malsner, and Carmine
Sena. All are from California.
The bride was born and
reared in Medford. Her fa
ther, in addition to being a
Parties Honor
Miss Hubbard;
Rites Yesterday
In recent days several ad
ditional parties have bceen
given for Miss Sandra Hub
bard, whose wedding to Thom
as Ambrose GafXncy Jr., was
set for yesterday afternoon at
Sacred Heart church.
A bridal luncheon was giv
en for Miss Hubbard on Thurs
day, September 12, by Mrs.
Robert Fry, 432 Ardmore ave
nue. Pink and white umbrellas
and pink rosebud floral ar
rangements decorated the liv
ing room and bridal table.
Miss Hubbard was presented
gifts for the kitchen.
Those attending were Mis.
Hubbard and her vniimrer
daughter Susan, Mrs. Jack T.
Walker, aunt of the bride,
Mrs. Jay Walker, Mrs. Ray
Frisbie. Mrs. Robert Clark
Mrs. Milo Kubalek, Mrs. Lou
ise Hartley. Mrs. Albert Puhl.
Mrs. Bert C. Buffington, Mrs.
Joe Francis, and Mrs. David
Shaffer.
Mrs. Joe Hcarin and Mrs.
Ivan Harrington were host
esses for a luncheon which
honored the bride-elect, Invit
ing 16 guests to the Hearin's
home. 2517 East Main street.
The fireplace was decorated
with a large bride doll, bells
and pink roses. The bride's
table was centered with gold
scales holding flowers, and the i
smaller tables held pink and 1
blue china scales filled with ,
blossoms. !
Among the guests was the !
bridegroom's mother, Mrs. i
Thomas Gaffncy, who arrived i
Tuesday from Huntington, I
Long Island, N.Y. for the
wedding.
Wednesday night Mr. and
Mrs Bruce Bauer gave a din
ner at their home, Villa Rogue
apartments, Siskiyou boule
vard, for Miss Hubbard, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Hubbard and her sister, Sus
an tllr C.af(ntv nnri hi mnth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bauer, who j
lived for many years In San
Carlos, Calif., have returned
to Medford to make their
home.
College Students
In San Francisco
Eagle Point Attending a
performance of Gilbert and
Sullivan's "Iolanthe" by the
D'Oyly Carte Opera com
pany was among the aclivi
lies of Miss Lana McGraw
and Miss Mary Gregg, who
have just returned from sev
eral days spent In San Fran
cisco. Their stay also Includ
ed city tours, sightseeing and
shopping.
Miss McGraw will return to
Ihc University of Oregon as
a junior, an English major in
secondary education. Miss
Gregg will continue as a jun
ior at Southern Oregon col
lege in elementary education.
Visit Parents
Gold Hill Dr. and Mrs
R. L. Paisley of Modesto,
Calif, are spending a two
weeks vacation in southern
Orcgr.n. While here they are
guests of Mr. Parsley's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
A. Parsley. Gold Hill and Mrs.
Parsley's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Woldrldgc, Cen
tral Point, ns well as other
relatives
Held
well known member of the
medical profession in Oregon,
served in the Oregon legisla
ture and is at present repres
entative to congress from
the fourth district.
The bride, who holds a
bachelor degree from the Uni
versity of Oregon, is a mem
ber of Delta Gamma sorority.
She has been making her
home in Berkeley, Calif., and
is on the teaching staff of
the Walnut Creek school dis
trict. The bridegroom, who re
ceived both his bachelor and
master degrees from Stanford
university, is a district super
visor for Louis Stores, Inc
His father is president of the
forty-unit retail food chain of
the San Francisco Bay area.
the bridegrooms social fra
ternity is Phi Sigma Kappa.
The newlyweds will live at
3785 Highland road, Lafay
ette. For traveling after the
wedding -reception, the bride
wore a knit jacket dress of
royal blue and black acces
sories.
Barbara Eastwood
(Brainerd photo)
Miss Eastwood,
Kenneth Kleiber
To Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. M. L." East
wood, 1045 South Stage road,
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Barbara Jean
Eastwood, to Kenneth David
Kleiber, Pcnsacola, Fla. Mr.
Klciber's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Harold A. Kleiber, Gre
sham, Ore. ,
Miss Eastwood Is a gradu
ate of Medford High school.
Mr. Kleiber was graduated
from Oregon State university
in forestry, and is now in the
Naval Air Force, stationed in
Pcnsacola.
The marriage Is being
planned for the Christmas
holidays and will be in Med
ford. 1
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Miss Jill Barnes
To Be Student
At Wellesley
Miss Jill Barnes left yester
day for Wellesley,, Mass.,
where she will be a student
in the freshmen class of Wel
lesley college. Miss Barnes,
a daughter of Mrs. Russell G.
Barnes, 2210 Hillcrest road,
was graduated from Medford
High school in June.
According to a release from
the college, Miss Barnes has
been designated a Pendleton
scholar in "recognition of her
outstanding secondary school
preparation for college
work." The scholarship was
named for a former president
of Wellesley.
Miss Barnes will take part
in Freshman Week activities
which open today for the 480
first year students. They will
have an orientation program
and will meet Miss Margaret
Clapp, president of the col
lege. In high school Miss Barnes
was a member of Internation
al Relations league, Torch
Honors society, the German
club and the Young Republi
can's club. She will study
science.
The student left Medford
by plane and was joined in
San Francisco by Miss Jane
Block, Klamath Falls, another
Wellesley student. Miss
Barnes' aunt, Mrs. Frank
Grundy Jr., lives In Wel
lesley. Student Enrolls
In Bible College
Miss Patricia Goltz, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Goltz, 1532 Stratford avenue,
has left Medford to enroll in
Multnomah Bible college in
Portland. Miss Goltz is a
member of the state cabinet
for Conservative Baptist
Youth of Oregon and serves
as corresponding secretary.
A 1962 graduate of Medford
High school, she will major
in Christian education.
Holiday Rites
Planned by Pair
The engagement of Miss
Darlene Hvall to Keith Gar
ner has been announced by
the bride-elect's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Hvall, 2555
Connell avenue, Medford. The
bridegroom-elect is a son of
Edgar Garner, Weiser, Ida.,
and the late Mrs. Garner.
Miss Hvall, a stewardess for
West Coast airlines, attended
Grants Pass High school and
previously was employed by
General Electric Supply and
General .Motors Acceptance
corporation of Medford. As a
stewardess she flies from
Boise, Ida., to Great Falls,
Mont.
Her fiance Ls associated
with the International Har
vester company.
The wedding has been set
for December 30 and the cou
ple plans to live in Boise, Ida.
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Miss Jill Barnes, daughter of Mrs. Russell G, Barnes,
2210 Hillcrest road, Medford, left yesterday by plane for
Wellesley college, Wellesey, Mass., where she will be an
honor freshman student. Miss Barnes is wearing a plaid kilt
skirt, red blouse and black jacket, a costume currently
popular for campus wear.
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Miss Darlene Hvall
(Russ photo)
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Ashland - Visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Cobb, 547 Clover lane, are
Mrs. Cobb's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Blankinship, who
arrived last week from Boise,
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Lively Rogues
First Dance of
The Lively Rogues will
hold the first dinner dance
of the fall season at the Rogue
Valley Country club on Thurs
day, September 20, beginning
at 7:30 p.m. Host couples for
the evening will be the offi
cers of the club, Mr. and Mrs.
John Graff, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Blew and Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver P. Taylor. They are
planning a "Back to School"
theme for decorations.
The Lively Rogues Dance
club was organized on New
Year's Eve of 1935 by Mr. and
Mrs, W. A. Holloway, assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brooks.
Mr. Brooks became the first
president of the club which
had about 60 couples as char
ter members.
Mrs. George C. Wimer re
calls that for several years
the club met in the Pythian
hall for dancing with refresh
ments served lale in the eve
ning. The club then met for
a time at Chalker's on the
Rogue river and it was at
this time that they added the
dinner to the club schedule.
During the war the club was
inactive but was reorganized
in 1946 with dances being
held in Ashland for some
time. For the past several
years the monthly dinner
Californians
Visitors Here;
Son Is Guest
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Gray, Cherry
lane, this week end are Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Markofer, Elk
Grove, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray
and son John, Portland, were
recent visitors at the home
of his parents. While the
younger Grays were in the
valley, Miss Marjorie Donk, a
sister of Mrs. Gray, arrived
from Cohoes, N. Y.
Miss Donk is a scholarship
student to the University of
California, where her special
ty is political sciences, and her
major is Hindi languages.
While at the university she
will study toward her masters
degree.
The guests were entertained
while here with an evening
buffet party. Attending were
Mr. and Mrs. John Bently,
Portland, Miss Constance
Ames, Miss Lucile Ames, and
Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer.
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Season
dances have been held at th
Rogue . Valley Country club,
and music is being provided
by Caesar Muzzioli.
The club's telephone com
mittee will call members for
reservations, or reservations
may be made by calling any
of the club officers listed
above
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