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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, August 4, 193ft
Society . . Clubs
! Music"'
Hiss Looney Is
rr - "
Honor, Gu
At AWiir
News" amd Features of Interest to Women
MAXINE BVREH Women's Editor.
Homemaking
Styles.. Food
rranged affair
the Informal
I Miss Grace
r wag hostess
fforth Summer
j complimented
Jooney whose
Clifford Jobn-
f cards were.
i A charmingly
of last nig it was
party tor B wmc
Elizabeth Jlolmai
at her hon e on
.. street.- The affali
marriage t Mr
-" sou will be an eve, it of Saturday.
August Z0.
Several j (ours
' enjoyed during thi evening fol
lowed hyja late iupper served,
by the hostess. Misa Holman was
assisted by Ulrs. ci?l H. Cover
"and MJssCynthia peLano. A
. crystal showef hpnortl.the bride-to-be
and sun nier fwers were
"arranged aboui the gest rooms.
s Those , bidden to "lonor Miss
v Looney were Mi's. Johil Terhone,
Miss Eleanor Looney 4 and Miss
Betty Auperle oj Jeffeison, Mrs.
, Walter K r o P py and i(rs. Jack
. Cathey of Albaniv Mrs.Kenneth
Murdock. Mrs. Irank '.Earnest.
Mrs. Carl H. Cort-r, Mrs Horace
Thomas. Mrs. LeRoy Grote, Mrs.
' - Estill Brunk, Mrs.T,Norris SjLooney.
Miss Marian Stock im. Miss Vir
ginia Wassam. Mips Rnth Over
oss. Miss Jeryme sUpston Miss
Cynthia DeLano, M'ss Roitemarj
Snyder, Miss Dorotfcy Alexander,
and the hostess, Mitt Graci Hol
"Bln. v - - : .4
CT!luA1NDif M'ss Savage Will
Marlon Veteran' association; Be Hostess' for
KP ball Silverton. Bus leaves nm XX Cma
corner Commercial and Court LfUliCL JUfffCl
wl x u a.m. i
Ail day meeting. Kelxer Sew-
. tng club with Mrs. Ben Clag-
gett. V - ! ; 's. :'
Frui Hand's Women's Circle
witbTMrsxP. J. Egglar, 2 p.m.
; Ladies of ;GAR business
meeting Ariaory. 2:30 p. m. ;
Missionary Society of First
Christian I church; breakfast
with Mrs. E; M. Rulifson,
1340 Chemeketa street, 9 a. m.
- Woman's Benefit, ssociation
meet at KP hall, 8 p. m. ,
! - - - ;
Friday, August 5
' Silver Bell Circle, No. 43,
Neighbors of , Woodcraft, Fra
ternal Temple, 8 p. m.
Saturday, August 6
University of Oregon picnic
for prospective students, Dallas
park, 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, August 7
Dakota club picnic at state
fairgrounds, 1:30 p.m., picnic
Miss Margaret Savage will
preside at a - smartly arranged '
affair lonight at the Court atreet
home of Mr. and Mr. Robert
W. Craig in compliment to a
group- of her friends-
. .A buffet supper will be served
' by the hostess: and guests will be
seated at individual tables cen
tered with bouquets of summer
flowers. Mrs. Craig will assist
the hostess Informally. An eve
ning of cards will follow the
supper hour. .
Covers will be placed for Mra. '
Dan Schreiber, Mrs. Harold Bn-1
sick. Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey, Jr.. .
Miss Esther Gibbard, Miss
Jeryme Upston, Miss Dorothy :
Alexander, Miss Alice Speck, Miss
Caroyl Braden, Miss Charlotte
SKallendar, Miss Ruth Fick,: Miss
Betty H Kleinserge r Silverton
and Miss Margaret Savage. '
StuU - Smiled - - - tfutcl
dinner, all former Dakotians Kebekahs iLntertam
invited, bring own. table ser- -r? vr
vice.
f
- Monday, August 8
Republican Women's 'unit of
Pro-America meet at Marion
hotel, 2:30 p.m;
Grafidus-Smith vVowsi
Said in Newport!
Newport witnessed its largest
wedding when Mlsi Mary ITead
Smith, daughter of M. and jjVIrs.
L." C. Smith, of Newport, Jwas
married Monday to Mr. Louis
non Grafious. of Seattle, soi
the Rev. and. Mrs. H. I Graflius,
pastor of Newport Pr isbyte'vian
church. Two songs weris sung by
Mrs. Josephine Albert f Spaulding
of Dallas. The groom's f ather per
formed the ceremony.
. Mr. Carlisle Smith, rother of
the bride, was the best $ian. Ush
ers were. Mr. Robert . Siiitfa, liilr.
Arthur Grafious, Mr." V r t h i r
Dunstan and Mr. Harle Herv,y,
Luncheon Event
Of Wednesday
At Godfrey's
Godfrey's was the scene of a
smartly appointed luncheon Wed
nesday afternoon when Miss
er- Edna Sterling of Seattle enter
of tained a group of her Salem.
friends. Miss Sterling is the
summer, house guest of Mr.' and
Mrs. .Paul B. Wallace and for
merly made her home in Salem.
For Officers
MondayXnight the Rebekah
lodge was host to grand officers
of the Rebekah assembly and
grand lodge, and visitors and
vice-president of the state as
sembly, Mrs. Alma. Henderson.
Grand officers were:" Carrie Mae
Rickert, Alma Henderson. Ver
nisha Newby, Hallie Ingle, Ida
Knight, Josephine Ganger, Grace
Chri8tlnasen, Joseph Eckley, Bil
ly Morand, P. J. , Schnieder, E.
Bowman, Brigadier General S. E.
Watkins, C. O. Engstrom, R. G.
Henderson, J. T. Jones, George
Haw, president of the home
board of the encampment.- Oth
ers to De introduced were: Olga
fjr. s Tat u! - - ; ; r -
K
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'I'm going to fool yon today! I'm making a deposit!
Towers, Agnest Watkins, Myrtle Checks, checks, checks the men In the little bank cages are much
McAlpin, Bertha McCollum, Etta
wtieu,. urand officers were in
trodnceA hv Mihai -.. -
The luncheon table was ar-.'H.len 11 '
1 l. 1 vuiai . iut-
with i low crystal ' bowls
ranged
of
with tea rose tapers in crystal
holders. Following the luncheon
the group motored to the coun
try home of the Wallaces and
all of Newport. Miss Sat y Smith enjoyed an informal afternoon
was maid of honor and the Misses
Rachel, Evelyn and Elarganjt
Smith, all sisters of th bridp,
were bridesmaids. I
.
Mrs. Bert' lloffhine aid rhi
dren, Adrianne and BruceJ of Sail
Francisco, are visiting in the cap
ital for several weeksjas the
guests of her parents. 1 t
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Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Gregoryf
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pastel hydrangeas flanked attendance from Amitv. Pnrtirf
rrvcful oi. . .....
oiiverton. HUisboro, Dayton,
Canby, Stayton. Lvona. Oervaln
Turner, Woodbnrn, Needy. Ore
gon City Eugene, corvaiiis. Witzel Family Meets
Sandy, , McMinnvllle, Gresham. . tt i
Newberg and Mitchell. At Hazel trreen
Following the lode. meHn?
the recention was hid in
more used to checks of her writing than wearing. This wine col
ored silk suit with its black cross bar checks Is her newest acquisi
tion a honey for late summer travel. And then these checks lend
themselves to T?lng used on the bias as in revers and enffs, the lat
ter, like the pockets being outlined in braid. Flat black buttons con
tinue the black and wine contrast an Important color citation for
fall wear. Copyright, 1938, Esquire Features, Inc.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Henry W. Meyers. Mrs. L. H.
McMahan, Mrs. Charles Grey,
Mrs. Clarence W. Noble, Mrs.
Reuben P. Boise, Mrs. Frank
Snedecor, Mrs. Victor R. Griggs,
Home Wedding Event
Of Wednesday
v
Miss Bernlce xPeyree, daughter
Descendants of Benjamin and
dining room with Alice B. Adams Lvilla Hendricks Witzel .met at of Mr. and Mrs. William Peyree.
and Laura Noyes nresMlmr at Hazel Green on- Sunday for a of Independence. sh e e a m a the
urns. Corsages and bouten- Picnic dinner and social after- bride of Mr. Sidney Alexander,
the
Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mrs. Rob- Dei res were presented to the non- A short business meeting son ef Mr. and Mr. James Alex-
grana oincers in the line of re- was presiaea over oy vr. jann ander of Halfway. v.t a beautiful
ert Hendricks. Mrs. Paul B. Wal
lace, Miss Margaret Cosper and
Miss Edna Sterling.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton
ceivmg by the Misses Colene
Mennis. Dorothy Hauge, Lucile
Mosher and Mary Dale Cladek.
ine program consisted of wel
have returned from a . nionth's and children,' Sharon Claire and come song composed and read bv
stay at beai Kocks on tne Oregon: Norma Rae, t are sojourning a
coast. .. . I week at Agate Beach.-
Witzel. The Witzela came to
Oregon In 1854 and settled in
the Willamette valley. They
purchased a piece of land near
Aumsville on which Benjamin
wedding on Wednesday at the
Peyree home. j
Rev. G. H. Brawn- read the
service which was performed in
Laura Nnv a.nmniA v witzel lived until 1905 Ha wan front of an improvised altar of
-r . . , -"""-l-ilicu J .... . . . ... . a-mnow -A .lo Alnlt Mis.
nam lear; a series of tableaux eiectea to me state legislature in --" j
August Sea
son s
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Of All Remaining Regular and Half Size
DRESSES
100 Kesrardless of
Former Price
$5.
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flroCCOO Formerly! $105 $0.95 $f-75
Ul COOCO to $49.75 Now., to
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Dr6SS6S SUksSySwfctonslE 0Q
COATS, SUITS
HATS
Reduced for
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Reg. $1.98
Special
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arranged by Mrs. Marion Curry.
iBiea Dy miss Minnie Miller,
Mrs. Marvin Roth and Mr. Cur
ry; songs by the men's chorus
of Chemeketa lodge; guitar solo
by Verda Olmsted accompanied
by Wilda Siegmund.
Summer Guests Visit
At Robins' Home
air. and Mrs. A. W. Pro.vnf
1870. evieve ureen sang and was accom-
James Witzel, one of his four panled by Miss Betty Mae Peyree,
sons and the oldest living mem- no also played the wedding
ber of the family, is 88, and r- marches,
sides in Marlon county. The bride, given away by her
ur. jsaitn witzei was eiectea father, wore a floor length white
President and other officers for ace dress made princess style.
4k. ...111 T 1111a 11TU..1 .. .. ...
l" win uc mi " Her fingertip tulle veil waa
vice-presiaeni; neien ju. wiuei, caUgnt up wlth orange blossoms
secretary. .,, , and she carried a bouquet of or-
. .iames JP?1' ,F?lth "z! ' chids and rosebuds.
Liiiian witzei, neiea wiizei.
Helena Witzel, Lynn and Laurel
Witrel. Greta Parent. Bob and
Miss Eva Thompson from Salem
was maid-of-honor. She wore a
InVti. ' - taTe been "Ped- juVnita. Parent Dorothv Witzel n taffeta dre8 of ua blue
ing the summer here o o Juanita fa rent, uorotny wnzei, - . .A m , w
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1 . .. f u Pa nlftf mnrtnra M 1 1 1
risTerV and" ofhe mVs t r8ebUdS
n Tomer, Mrs. John m r t--- ou Mf tt
IV O DinS. Mrs. H A ru . l.'BO. JttJ oouc, Aiium ua"
and carried a bouquet of pink
Mr. E. T. Pr..:; ' , V u ey. Eulalle Hawk, Isla Hawk.
, in i. -o
Mr. Hersel Peyree, the bride's
brother, was best man.
For her daughter's wedding.
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Salem and now' miir Welhausen, Nellie Jennings, Tom Mrs. Peyree wore a navy bine chif-
and mirserv niant.ffJu . fu,t McCune.t Pearl McCune, Marjorie fon dress with a corsage of gar
bama. The vist?nt. f Aia- Hawk, Stanley Hawk. Curtis Wit- denias.
hnm. a 'cieauflg ior Don Callahan. Alice Witzel. A recention followed The aerv.
Lavilla Dove, John Boyce, Jessie ing table was covered with a lace
cloth and centered with white
home on August 5.
utner visitors at the Robins
home are Mr. and Mrs. John Rob!
5! andnf,n8' Rlchard ad David
WIU4leaTe tor their summer
home on the Metolius today Mr
Robins is a Willamette gradual
neMnat Albany- Calif., and ?a
Faught, Flynn Faught.
Birthday Party Honors
Jeff Walton
Mrs. James Walton entertained
with an Informal party yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Milto t xr fernoon at ner J-airmount hill wIth a whU
d Mrs. WaTt "V" -yera home In honor of the fourth, birth-
lVI 1JPT1 t r- a - V T MM T A .
lamed at Hinr, m v cmer- uaj vl uer buu, xveireuuuieuis
and Mrs.
roses with long white tapers on
either side.
Mrs. C. P. Baker cut the wed
ding cake and Mrs. Louis" Probst
the Ices. Mrs. Bert Peyree and
Mrs. Gail Alexander served.
For going away .the bride wore
a black gabardine tailored suit
with a white lace blouse and black
their Court .- usday night at were served at a late hour.
pliment to Maior xt
11.1 2 are Tl8ltIn m the cap- Wallace Carson.
Those bidden Sto honor Jeff
were Elizabeth
a m e s Cart-
After a wedding trip to Califor
nia the young couple will make
their home at Halfway, where Mr.
Jane Johnson." a i.. . I i. .
ital as the guests of fV i, w t ' u T t oifice. Mrs. Alexander is the home
R. E. Lee Ste!ner S"di:l"- wrihV Rfert anfi Barb"a ?" enemies teacher at the Half-
Lee .Steiner. Covers were ' rue. Jo Ann HooVer and Edna
placed for' ten guests. Hill.
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Gypsy Theme for Last
Week at Camp Santaly
The fourth and last week of
Camp Santaly is well under way
with promise of many exciting ad
ventures before the week is over.
The campers have chosen the gyp
sy theme on which to base their
activities, and gypsy, names are
echoing around camp from morn-.
Ing to night.
The groups are as follows:
Hungarian Gypsies, Miss Barbara
McLaughlin, leader; Leah Smith,
chairman; Jean FIdlar, Alice Wil
der, Donna Starr, and Ruth Lar
son. Polish Gypsies, -Miss : Maxine
Goodenough, . leader;, Wanda
Grant, chairman; June Locbead.
Marilyn Walkey, Laurel; Hessler,
Kathleen Hug. Spanish ' Gypsies.
Miss Lillian Potter, leader; Thel
ma Smith, chairman; Jean Hotch
kiss, Rena Scagg, Carrol Gragg,
Lillian H o f f m a n, .and Wanda
Webb. Russian Gypsies, Miss Ra
phael Tocom, . leader; Margaret
Jane Emmons,' chairman; Yvonne
Gray, . Leotaclare Vibbert, - .Betty
Zo Allen and. Marjorie Randall.
" Other activities are sports. Miss
es -Rachael - Tocom .and- Barbara
McLaughlin; swimming. Misses
Lillian Potter,'- Maxine . Gooden
ough, and Elizabeth Steed; handi
crafts. . , Misses Jean , Oeder, and
Barbara Lamb; dramatics. Miss
Lillian Potter; evening programs.
Miss Barbara Lamb; music, Mfsa
Helen - Bocker. - :Mra. Pearl R,
Grptte - la the. new camp - mother
for the week. Miss Helen ' Bocker
Is camp director. . .
- Mia Helen Smith and Miss
r Maxine Ashcraf t left Monday by
motor for Los Angeles for an in
definite stay. They were accom
. panled by MIsa Smith's uncle, W.
R. Noble, who lives In southern
California and has spent the sum
" mer in Salem, .j .. -
Peaches Appear oh Today's Menu Honey is wtener for
Cf,pftpc fnr - L. Rice Pudding
JUClVCa AUl r Green abolea make their de- Rlc. pudding is sweetened
Winter Use .r
! Local peaches have appeared
among the other fruits tor over
a week and are Just about ready
to be canned. Try some of these
recipes ever on your family this
season, saving the formulas for
next year and using the favor
ites. "
but In salad today:
i . Apple-nut salad
' Baked. liver-Spanish sauce
Scalloped cauliflower-peppers
Cup cakes
Chocolate sauce -
. Fresh fruit
Cut liver In ' squares -about
ith honey and flavored with
dates.
HONEY, RICE, DATK PUDDING
2 cups cooked rice
2 beaten egga
1-3. to Vt cup boey
Vt cup chopped date or raisins
- 1 cup milk .
Mix beaten errs and milk.
PEACH PRESERVES
, or p e a c n preserves use
inches, floor and -put In a casse- Make alternate layrs of the
role . dish, -add sliced tomatoes, fruit and rice1, drilling honey
and onion that baa been sauted over the top and repeating until
In butter.. Bake together until all are used. Pour beaten eggs
meat is", almost done, then add and milk over the ton. bake in a
5 thecontents 'of a can of mush- moderate oven for 10 minutes.
pounds of the fruit to 10 cups of rxni. including the Juice. Con-
f tfnl KUU BllVe LI Ul L, 1
star d, with the sugar well cover
ing the slices until the Juices
begin to come, then simmer slow- n1 nHk.
ly until .thick, adding a whole "
sliced lemon If wanted.
Peach orange marmalade la
another combination appreciated Favorite Recipes
br
diners.
: Chop peppers very fine and
add to the cauliflower that la
to be cooked with bread crumbs
Rich Little Squares in
PEACH-ORANGE MARMALADE
10 peaches
2 cups oranges
Skin peaches, grind with
oranges skin and all, measure
and add an equal amount of su
gar then cook for about 20 min
utes until thick.
Pineapple blends well with
peaches in conserve, peaches and
apples may be combined and
peaches and apricots taste good
when mixed in preserves.
PEACH CHUTNEY
Cut cubes of peaches to make
4 quarts, cook with 1 cuo vine
gar until steaming. Add
cup finely diced onion, 1 cup
brown sugar, hi pound seeded
raisins, S tablespoons mustard
seed, 2 ounces cut ginger, 1 tea
spoon salt and paprika. Cook
slowly until done.
Rich little squares called
brownies suit many a family as a
favorite recipe . and do for both
party and picnic desserts. There
are many recipes but try this for
dellciousncss.
i BROWNIES -
I V cup shortening
1 14 cups sugar
! 2 eggs
1 cup sifted flour
j Vt teaspoon baking powder
"' 2 squares chocolate, melted
' V cup finely chopped nut
meats ' .
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Cream shortening and sugar
together. Add well beaten eggs
half and melted chocolate. Sift flour
with baking powder and add. Mix
well and add nut meats and flav
oring. Spread thinly in butter
pan and bake in slow oven (300
degrees) about 30 minutes. Cut
In small squares while still warm.
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