MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. MAY 12. 1963
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Episcopal
Miss Margaret Louise
Stocker became the bride of
William Robert Dieriex in 8
o'clock evening rites held
Way 3 in St. Mark's Episcopal
church. The Rev. George
R. V. Bolster performed the
ceremony.
The couple chose May, the
emerald month, for their mar
riage since the bride's engage
ment ring has an emerald
(tone.
The bride, chief medical
technologist at Rogue Valley
hospital, has lived here at 235
South Oakdale avenue. She is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William V. Stocker,-,Winni-peg,
Manitoba, Canada. The
bridegoom, of 1120 West
Main street, is county sanltar.
Jan with the Jackson County
Health department. He is a
aon of Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Dieriex, The Dalles, Ore.
They came to Medford for the
wedding.
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Mr, and Mrs, William Robert Dieriex
(Knacksiedi photo)
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Ceremony Held
Mrs. Margaret Power, Cen
tral Point, longtime friend of
the bride, was matron of
honor. L. Lane Thornton,
Lakeview, a college classmate
of the bridegroom, served as
best man.
Ushers were Dr. A. Erin
Merkel and Orie S. Moore.
George E. Runyan, a friend
of the couple, gave the bride
in marriage.
Wears Silk Gown
For her wedding the bride
wore a full length gown
which she had made of Italian
silk peau de soie designed
with a cummerbund and train
with bustle effect. The cum
merbund and train were
trimmed with medallions of
re-embroidered Alencon lace
and pearls. Her Renaissance
crown of pearls was trimmed
with aurora borealis sequins,
and held her shoulder length
veil of silk French illusion.
She also wore a small pearl
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encrusted gold collar pin,
which had beonged to her
maternal grandmother. The
bridal bouquet was of phalae
nophis orchids and lily of
the valley carried on a white
prayer book, a gift from the
bridegroom.
The matron of honor wore
a streetlength sheath dress in
a light turquoise blue shade
and designed with peplum.
Her headdress was a French
silk rose with short scalloped
veil and she carried a colonial
bouquet of white roses and
miniature carnations with lily
of the valley.
The altar was decorated
with bouquets of white stock
and other decorations were
of white chrysanthemums and
stock.
Mrs. Ernest C. Conrad fur
nished the wedding music.
The reception was given by
the bride's parents, although
they could not be in Medford
for the wedding. Members of
St. Elizabeth's guild directed
by Mrs. Bolster took charge
of the event, held in the Par
ish hall.
The wedding cake was a
tiered traditional English
dark fruit cake which had
been made by the bride's sis
ter in Canada, and sent here
for the occasion. The bride's
table was centered by the
cake which was encircled
with maidenhair fern and
white Fuji chrysanthemums.
The beverage table was
decorated with a bowl of Fuji
chrysanthemums with stock.
Friends Assist 1
Serving cake were Mrs.
Runyan and Mrs. H. J. Mas
terson. Mrs. Glenn Mathews
poured coffee and Mrs. Rob
ert Woolsey presided at the
punch bowl. Mrs. Norman
Hooper registered the guests
while Mrs. Cliffard Lewis
was at the gift table.
The couple made a wedding
trip to the California Red
woods, Lake Tahoe and Reno.
For traveling the bride wore a
pale green dacron shirtwaist
dress with harmonizing ac
cessories.
Representing the bride's
family, was Miss Edith
Stocker, an aunt, from White
Rock, B.C., Canada. For the
wedding and reception Miss
Stocker chose a pale tur
quoise blue silk "shantung
dress with matching jacket
and beige and bone accesso
ries. Her corsage was of
orchids.
The bridegroom's mother
wore a deep blue linen dress
with matching jacket. Her
accessories were in bone color
and her corsage was an
orchid.
Mrs. Tohrnton, Lakeview,
was a guest at the wedding.
The bride attended the
University of Manitoba and
the bridegroom received his
education at Oregon State
college.
The couple plans to live at
1120 West Ninth street, Med
ford, after May 20.
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Meeting Planned
By Women s Club
Scottish Rite Women's club
will hold a business meeting
Monday, May 13, at 8 p.m. in
the Medford Masonic temple,
according to Mrs. H. C. Gold
smith, president. Activities for
the ensuing year will be dis
cussed.
Mrs. Clay Roberts, chair
man, asisstcd by Mrs. riaipn
Lue and Mrs. Neville Eld-
ridge; will serve refreshments
following the meeting. v
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NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK
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Congressman's Wife Describes Recent
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Washington, D. C. The
great, white mansion at 1600
Pennsylvania avenue is well
guarded from the curious or
the possibly mischievous by
a high fence and alert guards.
There are conducted tours in
the morning, but we have not
yet taken one. So our first
trip to the White House a
week ago found us playing
the dual role of guests and
sightseers.'
The reception for Congress
is a traditional affair. Until
the Kennedy administration,
it was a white-tie-and-tails oc
casion, with the attendant for
mality of a receiving line.
Now, however, black tie is
designated, and some of the
ladies interpret this relaxing
of protocol to mean short
dresses also. By far the major
ity of the wives at last Thurs
day's soiree, however, wore
long gowns.
We were not greeted at the
door - nor anywhere, as- a
matter of fact, but simply
found our way down the cor
ridor and up the stairs to the
party. We were a bit early
and perhaps later guests re
ceived some guidance. There
were military men stationed
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Members of The Congren muit attend
many social functions in the erenings fol
lowing strenuous days of congressional du
ties. Pictured here during a recent Wash
Dills Attend
College Event
Portland Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Dill, 3705 Roberts road,
Medford, were guests of the
college for the annual Par
ents Week end program May
3-5. Their daughter, Sue Dill,
is a sophomore majoring in
business education.
Events included a report on
the new "3-3 Curriculum,"
the foreign study opportuni
ties and the new physical
plant expansion; a style show;
crowning of May Queen Anne
Wichman; a parents-faculty
luncheon; a student-parent
breakfast; a chapel service, a
concert and sports events. .
here and there who were hap
py to give information, but
no acting host or hostess in
evidence. However, most
guests seemed to feel at home,
as perhaps we all should, in
the White House.
Admire Decor
Wandering through the fa
mous rooms, we admired the
fresh and charming decor cre
ated by the First Lady. The
Blue Room, I may report, is
indeed mostly white, but is
saved by blue draperies and
other touches of its name col
or. With all the milling about,
I still do not have a clear
picture of the floor plan, but
there were two large cham
bers, in which buffet tables
were laid and orchestras play
ed, connected by three small
er rooms and a long corridor.
The rooms filled up magi
cally with members of Con
gress, the Cabinet, and the
White House staff. We glimps
ed Vice President Johnson and
Secretary Dillon (Treasury)
and talked . with Secretaries
Freeman and Udall (whom we
had met when he spoke in
Portland a couple of years
ago).
Shortly, the familiar strains
of "Hail to the Chief" sig
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naled the arrival of the Presi
dent. He evidently was imme
diately surrounded, for he got
no farther than the first room
for quite a while. Some of
us who were waiting just out
side the door finally gave up
and went back to our conver
sation or dancing. The Presi
dent did not attempt to make
the rounds but stayed long
enough to shake many hands
and chat a little before going
back upstairs to the private
rooms occupied by the First
family. We were lucky just at
the last to be able to shake
his hand and wish him well.
Mrs. Kennedy, of course,
did not appear. That she could
not was a disappointment to
all, particularly to those new
wives who have not yet met
the fabulous First Lady. How
ever, there were none among
us who did not understand
and sympathize with her rea
sons for giving up the many
taxing social affairs she must
ordinarily attend. And we are
looking forward hopefully to
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Pleasant Evening
Altogether, it was a vbry
pleasant evening. We are ac
quainted with enough people
to feel at home in a gathering
ington function are Congreiiman and Mrs.
Robert Duncan of Medford with Vice-President
and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson (center.)
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Party Held
of government people
and we found it easy to be
come even better acquainted.
The -Informality encouraged
self - introductions, and we
were thus able to meet the
Willard Wirtz's (Secretary of
Labor) with whom we have
mutual friends in Illinois.
They are friendly, charming
people, as are most of those
we have met In "official cir
cles." One of the warm divi
dends of meeting famous peo
ple is that they are so rarely
self-important, no matter how
actually important in their
field. People in high places
seem to have a well develop
ed sense of how really impor
tant everybody is - each' in
his own place in this universe
of ours.
On our way out we Paused
in the famous Fireside room
to take a deep breath of his
tory and remember the great
President who made it fa
mous. We stopped by an ad
jacent chamber to say "hello"
to Senator Maurlne Neuber
ger, Mrs. Claude Pepper (wife
of the congressman from Flor
ida) and others, and to admire
the china patterns used by
While House occupants from
George Washington down
through General Eisenhower,
which were displayed in wall
cabinets. Bob's favorite was
Harry Truman's - mine was
Herbert Hoover's! No doubt
a result of my staunch Repub
lican upbringing.
No shiny limousine swept
up to the door to carry us
away; as a matter of fact, we
walked down the path and out
the gate, to our car, saying
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