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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. rtBHUAH. 17. lab 3 C 3 Nuptial Mass IVeds Pair Wiss Marsha Ann O'Sulli- van became the bride of Rob ert J. Weber in a nuptial mass celebrated at noon February 9 in the Sacred Heart Catholic church. The bridegroom's brother, the Rev. Gabriel M. Weber, Air Force chaplain, officiated. The bride, who has lived in Portland for the past year, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O'Sullivan, 518 North Barneburg road, Med ford. The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Andrew Weber, Port land, and the late Mr. Weber. About 150 guests attended the ceremony. Miss Janet O'Sullivan, a sister of the bride, was the honor attendant and brides maids were Miss Rose Mary Smith, Portland, and the Misses Judy Christensen and Jacqueline Creager, both Med ford, who came from the Uni versity of Oregon where they are students. Charles Weber, Portland, another brother of the bride groom was best man, and seating the guests were Ed ward Weber and James Weber, Portland, also broth ers; Merlin Wald, Portland, and Terry O'Sullivan, a brother of the bride, also from the University of Oregon. Wears Lac Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown of ivory satin and Chantilly lace. Her headdress was a ': ""iptdns " b' V?-? i "i f ' t if G Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Weber (Landis photo) jean hart's 4 Whr you find the clothe you love to live in The "Kepwick Hall" The cnsp approach to Spring. Triple tabs $lnt to empha size the gentle shaping of the jacket and in Davidcw's hands it becomes one of the nost feminine suits of the ebon. In exclusive import ed pique tweed. Regular sizes 8 to 20. In custom sizes 122 to 22',i. 1? 617 East Main, Medford Phone 772-8992 180 East Min, Ashland Phone 482-3965 crown of satin and pearls which held her veil. Her only jewelry was a diamond arid pearl pendant, a gift from the bridegroom. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and freesia, centered with a white orchid. The attendants wore emer ald green satin dresses with matching veiled satin crowns trimmed with lilies-of-the- valley which also were re peated in their nosegays of white carnations. Each altar was decorated with white flowers and at the main altar also were baskets of white chrysanthemums and stock. Organ music was furnished by Bruno Pellegrini. For her daughter's wed ding, Mrs. O Sullivan wore a silk print jacket dress in shades of aquamarine with matching hat and the bride groom's mother was dressed in beige brocade also with matching hat. Both wore gar denia corsages. Reception Given The Starlight room at the Rogue Valley Country club was scene of the wedding re ception given by the bride's parents. Table decorations in green and white were arrang ed by Mrs. Richard Remen teria, and Mrs. Francis Olds, grandmother of the bride. from Rogue Valley Manor, who also served the wedding cake. Miss Stephanie Shaw, Eu gene, a cousin of the bride, registered the guests, and Miss Ann Rementeria, passed rice to the guests. Coffee was poured by Mrs. Dennis Barr, and presiding at the punch bowl were Mrs. Robert L. Gallagher, Portland, and Mrs. Robert D. Shaw, aunts of the bride. About 100 guests at tended. Several pieces of a set of china given to the bride's great great grandmother as a wedding gift in 1838 were used on the reception tables. The couple left for a 10 day wedding trip to San Fran cisco and other California cities. For traveling the bride chose a gold colored wool suit with black patent leather ac cessories. Her corsage was the white orchid from her wed ding bouquet. The couple will be at home after February 23 in Cedar Hills, Beaverton, Ore. The bride is a 1959 gradu ate of Medford High school and attended Marylhurst col lege at Oswego. The bride groom attended the Univer sity of Oregon and is self em ployed as a gasoline dealer. The bridegroom's mother will be hostess at a reception in her home in Portland for the newly married couple Sunday, February 24. Ladies of Elks Luncheon Set; Attend Event Ladies of Elks will meet Tuesday, February 19 in the Elks club downstairs lounge. A salad luncheon will be served at 1 p.m., followed by Dridge, canasta and pinochle. Hostesses for the afternoon will be, Mrs. A. P. Collins, Mrs. I. F. Bittle and Mrs. L. Pete Soots. Mothers, wives and widows of Elks are cordially invited to these events for which pre arranged foursomes are not necessary. On Wednesday, February 13, the Medford ladies were guests of the Ashland ladies at the Ashland Elks club. Forty-three Medford women attended. Those winning prizes at pinochle were Mrs. Mary Pap worth, Mrs. Sam L. Jones and Mrs. Soots. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Edith G. Grisby, Mrs. Dwight L. Seely and Mrs. S. Ralph Dippel. A special prize was won by Mrs. M. M. Morris. . Chapter Host To Newcomers Two newcomers lo this area were guests at the Feb ruary 12 meeting of the Alpha Beta chapter. Beta Sigma Phi sorority held in the home of Mrs. Charles Tucker, 1018 Rcddy avenue. The new Medford residents are Mrs. Richard Dady, form erly of Astoria, Ore., and Mrs. Norman Lankford who moved here from Merced, Calif. Mrs. George Polski, presi dent, reported on a recent convention committee meet ing and stated that the chap ter will have charge of the ball and exhibits to be dis played during a state conven tion to be held this year in Medford. Mrs. Richard Card and Mrs. Tucker arc chair men of the exhibits division. The cultural program on art was presented by Mrs. Dalton Grcssctt who dis played Currier and Ives prints. Mrs. Card and Mrs. II. H. Patterson served refresh ments. The next meeting will be held February 28 In the home of Mrs. Dale Walter mire, 3335 Forest drive. The Rev. Gabriel M. Weber, OSM, read the nuptial mail which married his brother, Robert J. Weber, to Marsha Ann O'Sullivan. The ceremony was held February 9 at Sacred Heart Catholic church. Tha Rev. Father Weber is chap lain with the United States Air Force and came from tha East to celebrate the nupital mass. (Landis photo) Miss Wanda Davis June Wedding Plan of Pair Central Point A June 8 wedding is planned by Miss Wanda Davis and Edward Eu gene Graham, whose engage ment has been announced by the bride-elect s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Davis, 230 Gibbon road, Central Point. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gra ham, Cottage Grove. Miss Davis, a Crater High school graduate, is employed in Portland as a Pacific North, west Bell telephone long dis- tance operator. Both she and her fiance attended the Mult nomah School of the Bible. He is a Creswell Union High school graduate and attended Linfield college at McMinn ville. He is employed as a salesman for Standard Print ers of Portland. Sets Guest Day Crater Lake chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold a guest day at the Girls Community club at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, February 23. "Keep America Singing is the theme for the afternoon program of music, to be fol lowed by a tea. Hostesses are to be the Mcs damcs R. M. Spencer, J. L. Houck, R. E. Green, II. S. Chirgwin and G. N. Riddle. Knife-Fork Books Actor Philip Hanson, Ashland ac tor, who recently completed a tour of Canada and Alaska, will present his one-man per formance of My Name Is Aram" at the next meeting of the Rogue River Valley Knife and Fork club. The dinner meeting is sched uled Tuesday, March 5, at the Rogue Valley Country club, at 7 p.m. Reservations must be made with Mrs. R. J. House, 15 Corning Court, pri or to March 2. The program is based on a collection of short stories by William Saroyan about an Armenian-American boy grow ing up in California's San Joaquin, valley. i - Kiwanian Dames Meeting Date Rescheduled The meeting date of the Kiwanian Dames has been moved up one week for Feb ruary only, officers have an nounced. The session is sched uled for 12 noon Tuesday, February 19 in the home of Mrs. Adam Richter, 2509 Ar- gonne street, Medford. Guests will be Dr. Douslas Philips, chairman for the com ing Kiwanis Kapers. and the director of the show, B. Louis Gregory of the John B Rogers Producing company. Wives of Kiwanis club members are invited to attend and to become members. Those who have not been con tacted are asked to call Mrs. Robert Collins, telephone 772-9020 for a reservation. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Chester Hubbard, Mrs. Max Milhollin and Mrs. Dale Hearell. Wives of Kiwanis members were entertained by their hus bands at a regular weekly meeting of the Kiwanis club February 13. This has become an annual event for the week of St. Valentine's day. Enter tainment was furnished by the Medford " High school music department. , At that meeting a tenta tive cast was named, for the Kapers and that evening final casting was done at a party at the high school. Directors Schedule Session Members of the board of di rectors of the first district, Oregon Federation of Wom en's clubs, will hold an all day session Wednesday, Feb ruary 20 beginning at 10 a.m. The session is to be held in the Riverside restaurant at Grants Pass and presiding will be Mrs. William Harms, dist rict president, from that city. A coffee hour will be con ducted from 9 a.m., and a no host a la carte luncheon will be served at noon. Club mem bers as well as officers are invited to attend. Plans for the annual district convention to be held April 3 in Talent will be made. The Talent Federated Woman's club will be hostess group. Officers have pointed out that those going from the Medford area may more eas ily reach the Riverside rest aurant by leaving the freeway at the city of Rogue River and traveling on the old high way, now the Rogue Biver highway, into Grants Pass. News Received Of Engagement News has been received here of the engagement of Miss Georgia Louise Lemkuil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Lemkuil of Escalon, Calif., and Walter O. Peterson, form erly of Medford and now of San Francisco. The bridegroom-elect, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peter son, 709 Alder street, Med ford, lived here the most of his life. The announcement was made recently at a family gathering in the bride-elect's home. Miss Lemkuil is a graduate of Escalon Union High school where she earned a life mem bership in the California Scholarship federation and she also was active in the music department, Girls Ath letic association and Girls league. She received her bach elors degree in music at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and there studied with the famed Egon Petri. She continued s t u d v 1 n e piano witn Miss Claire James formerly of Modesto and now assistant director of the con- servatory. The bride-elect now is teaching private piano les sons In the Bay area and will continue after her March 23 wedding in the Escalon Pres. bytcnan church. The bridegroom-elect is Medford High school graduate and served four years in the Air Force. He now is in his fourth year in the O'Connell Trade school in San Francisco where he is studying car pentry and is employed by Ballict brothers of San Fran cisco. Luncheon Meeting iteames social club will hold a luncheon at the Med ford Masonic Temple Wednes day, February 20,at 12 noon. those on the committee with the chairman, Mrs. Don Ashpole, are Mrs. Nellie Jack son, Mrs. Glenn Hale and Mrs. E. E. Setzler. Mrs. H. E. Nulton will conduct a busi ness meeting, which will be followed by cards.! . Members of the Order of the Eastern Star are invited lo attend. p . '' .'i'": r,;-,' Donna Kaye Hill a rents Tell Of Engagement The engagement of Miss Donna Kaye Hill to Jereal Brown has been announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hill, 2541 Howard avenue, Medford. The bridegroom-elect is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Orshal Brown, 340 Freeman road, Central Point. Miss Hill Is employed as n International Business Ma chines key punch operator at Harry and David Bear Creek orchards. Mr. Brown, an air man second class in the United States Air Force, who now is home on leave, is to be stationed In Germany for the next two years. He Is a mechanic on the Mace missile project. Both are Crater High school graduates, Miss Hill be ing graduated in 1962 and Mr. Brown in 1961. No wedding date has been set. ' WCTU Founder To Be Honored A skit commemorating Frances E. Willard, organ izer of the Woman's Christian Temperance union, will be given Thursday, February 21 at a meeting of the Medford union. The meeting will be held at 1:30 p.m., in the fire place room of the First Pres byterian church. Music will be furnished by a women's trio, and devotions will be led by Mrs. Ira Mc Donald. Refreshments will be served. ... '. Winchester-Kingslien Marriage Rites Held Miss Jo Ann Kingslien and Jack Winchester were mar ried in 2 o'clock afternoon rites February 9 in the First Church of God. The Rev. W. E. Martin performed the cere mony attended by members of the couple's family. Immediately following the reception the couple left for Corvallis, where they will live at 445 South Ninth street. The bridegroom is a sophomore engineering student at Oregon State university. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Kings lien, 147 Highland drive, and the bridegroom is a son of Mrs. LcRoy Winchester, 813 West Eleventh street, and Mr. Winchester, also of Medford. Miss Patricia Brown was the bride's only attendant and Hal Kingslien, a brother of the bride, served as best man. For her wedding the bride chose an aquamarine and sil ver brocade frock with white net overskirt. She wore a veil and her flowers were a nose gay of white carnations and pink rosebuds. Past Matrons' Club To Hold Luncheon Central Point - Past Ma trons' club of Nevita chapter, order of Eastern Star, will meet Wednesday, February 20, at the home, of Mrs. C. F. McKibben, 833 Hopkins rd. A salad luncheon will be served at 12 noon. Mrs. Harold Head and Mrs. Signa Day will be co-hosetess. A business meeting will fol low luncheon, with Mrs. Mc Kibben presiding. The bride's attendant wore a silver brocade sheath dress and her corsage was of pink and while carnations. About 50 guests attended the reception held at the bride's home following the ceremony. Decorations were in pink and aquamarine. Miss Cheryl Taylor cut and served the cake and the Misses Brown and Carolyn Knoll poured. Miss Elizabeth Under bill assisted for the reception. The bride's traveling suit was of grey and gold knit which she wore with black ac cessories. Until her marriage the bride was employed by the Medford school district. She attended Southern Oregon college and both the bride and bridegroom attended Medford High school. Ml DINE HERE WITH IMC FAMIIV i RESTAURANT "A Good Place T far" Open Daily ... 6 a.m. Social Hour Nightly 5 to 7 , 510 North Riverside if3 3 Welcoming . . . , Peggy Lewellyn Again to Our Staff of ; Beauticians at ROLLAND'S Studio of Beauty Peggy will be here every Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday, ready to serve her many friends and cus tomers. Why don't you make an appointment tor a new spring hair style? 24 South Grape ' " . 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