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HONOR GUEST at a luncheon on Saturday in the Aefo dub was Miss Helen Thompson
(right) of Salem, who announced her engagement to Mr. Matthew Clasper. Others pictured are
Mrs. A. M. Arley of Independence, her mother, and Mrs. James Wahoske of Corvallis, one of the
hostesses. Miss Hope Chamberlain was co-hostess.
Miss Oveross
Honored, at
Parties ;
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Mrst Winston Williams of Rain
ier, Wash., 'has planned a party
tonight in honor of Miss Rnth
Oveross whose marriage to Mr.
Edward Schubert will be an erent
of Jane 1$. The affair will be
giren at the home of Mrs. Wil
liams' mother, Mrs. Thomas Hoi
man on North Summer street.
Miss Oreross will be honored
with .a shower following seTeral
hours of contract., At the supper '
hour the hostess will be assisted
by Miss Cynthia Delano and Mrs.
Robert Barnett. Bouquets of pink,
yellow and blue flowers will make
up the table appointments. j
Those bidden are: Miss Oreri
oss. Miss Gertrude Mlshler, Miss
Beth DeL,app. Miss Libby John
on, Miss Cynthia Delano. Miss
Dorothy Alexander, Miss Virginia
BfOtf, Miss Bertha Moore, Miss
Patsy Lee, Miss Ruth Moore,. Miss
Ifolly Schwabbauer, Miss Iois
Lacy, Miss Ann Schubert. Miss
Mabel Opdahl, Mrs. Joseph Cronin,
jr., Mrs. Leona Johnson, Mrs. Rena
Sufh- rL.Ro2OTBaeit' ST
Helen Crawford. Mrs. Tony Hof-
tert, Mrs. LeRoy Grote and Mrs.
Winston Williams
Miss Ruth Moore entertained
with a luncheon at the Golden
Pheasant yesterday honoring Miss
Oveross. The table was centered
" "rrauKcmeui roi moci
orange aad yellow iris. j
, Covers were placed for Miss
Oveross, Mrs. Winston Williams of
Rainier. Mrs. Helen Beelar, Miss
Frances Becker; Miss Dorothy
Alexander, Miss Beth DeLapp, Miss
vlvian Ensley, Mrs. R. C. Barnett;,
Mrs. Maude Space, Mrs. Florence
Ames. Mrs. Rena Bush, Mrs. Le-
ona Taylor and Miss Ruth Moore,
Monday night Mrs. E. L. Van
Blaricom eomnlimented Miss Over-
oss with a shower. Those bidden
were: Miss Oveross. Miss Delphine Mrs. John JJeakey, Mrs Henry honors golng to Mrs. Ora Bourres gathered with orange blossoms. .f,1",?11 M"; D1?k S?" T' yarr BaDtisT church was enter
Savage, Miss Irene, Staab. Miss V. Compton, Mrs.J. M. SChannep, and m1m Rertson. A late supper Mrs. lima Faust of Marcola. Mrs, Will Duren, Mrs. Joe Beaty. W ' ."ff"" BU"n. pIT
Margaret ESlrem, Miss Leila
Stortz.- Miss Ruhr Eastman. Mrs.
lvn icemni. Mn v v Khnri nt
Eugene aad Mrs. Van Blaricom.
VFW, Auxiliary
Has Meeting
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The Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary, held its meeting Mon-
ay nijr.ni. Mrs. cnarles . Edwards
was initiated Committees for the
tea to be given today for War
Mothers are: Mrs. William H.
Rush, general chairman; decora-
tions, Mrs. W. J. Wick ert; trans-
portation. Mrs. Frank Prinee; re-
freshmenta. Mrs. WiUUra Qlare;-
nterUlnment. Mrs. Leon Han-;;i
sen; favors and invitations, Mrs.
Bert , Tompkins.
Mrs. Effie Wetsel and Mrs.
Clark will pour. The past persi
dents will assist In serving.
Mr. Phil Barrett
Goes South
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Mr. Phil Barrett, who received
bis B. A, degree from University
tor Oregon on Sunday, left on
Tuesday night for Sacramento to
be assistant to Drj .Clarence A.
Kircnner or the Westminster Pres.
byterian ; church " this summer.
. vr. Klrckner spokel at the Chris-,
tianj Endeavor convention in Sal-
.era last April, i -,
Twenty of his f riends Called at
the hom of Mr. Barrett's par
enta on i Tuesday night and bid
him goodbye at the train. Ia the
fall he 1 will attend Princeton
Theoloaieal seminary and take
advanced religious work..
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i Mr; and Mrs. James 8. Davis
and family left for a trip which
will take them as far east as i
Kentucky. They will buy a new
ar and return in three weeks,
They will vUit in 21 sUtea; , ,
Order
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CLUB CALENDAR
Tharsday
Scout Mothers of troop 12,
with Mrs. Merrill Barber, 1480
North 17th street, 2:30 p.m.
Neighbors of Woodcraft des
sertluncheon with Mrs. Irene
Hanaell. Route 7. 1 p.m.
Woman's Missionary society
of Enxlewood United Brethren
church with Mrs. W. A.
Reeres. 1085 North 16th
street, 2 p.m.
NALC auxiliary, with Mrs. J.
W. Bolin, 449 North Capitol
street, p.m.
Kappa Delta Alumnae asso
ciation, with Mrs. Richard It.
Russell, 225 South 23d street,
8 p.m.
M area bee Thimble club with
Mrs. Elma Brooks, 260 North
15th street, 1:3 0 p.m.
Friday
DAR state board meeting 10
a;m., Champoeg.
i Suaday
American War Mothers state
meeting, Champoeg. Basket
lunch 12:30 p.m.
. Monday
- American Legion auxiliary.
Fraternal temple, S p. m.
Oruild Members
;
T-T rn rMiri
Mrs. Donald C. iloberts, Mrs.
Louis Lachmund, Mrs. V. E.
Kubn and Mrs. Harry Wiedmer
entertained members of
guiia ol 5U aurs ispiscopai
churcbj with a luncheon at the
Argo hotel Tuesday afternoon.
Plans 'were made for the guild's
annual summer tea which will
be given in gardens at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith,
sr., on North Summer street.
Mrs. John Beakey and Mrs. Hen-
ry V. Conipton are. in charge of
arrangements.
Covers were placed at the
luncheon for Mrs. I. B. Rhodes
and Mrs. Morton, special guests,
rs- J- n. unamoers, airs, koo-
ert Brennan, Mrs. Miller B. Hay
dea. Mrs. Hutrh Rosson, Mrs
Sidney Kromer. Mrs. E. V. Kuhn,
Mrs. R. H. Baldock. Mrs. C. W.
l"JmZ .
Hal
D. Patton, Mrs. Russell Catlln,
Mrs. John Brophy, Mrs. Tom Gal
loway, Mrs. 1 Jessie C. Campbell.
Mrm V. T R,-,tr Mra V!. J.
S e J m .wf wwm m-mtw -m m
Kennedy. Mra. Rose W. Babcoc.
Mrs. Harry ! Wiedmer,, Mrs. Wil-
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Meyers, Mrs. Louis Lachmund
and Mrs. Donald . C. - Roberts.
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T-Irkr. nroH CZl 10C?t
AUXlUItSVA VJTUfc?l
ttttBaWwW bosses ."t"
i r TTut Vil 1 ul..
Lm?-?? ts
denee; honoring Miss Josephine
McGilchrlst. ! The evening was
spent Informally. An arrange--
ment of colorful vegetables deco
rated the serrlng:Uble.
COyerS. Were placed for MISS
Josephine McGHchrist, Mrs, Carl
Q. Collins. MrS. Robert Needham,
. Keynoias Alien, miss ar-
simms, miss iiovena. .yre,
a Margaret wagner, i
frothy Alexander, Miss Marie
-aoa sa- waxy oiarouca i
Dallas. Miss Esther Baird and.
rs. wuuam vie.,
ilrm. Wjuum Corwlth. national
Prealdent of the American Legion
anxUiary wUl give the auxiliary
Flag day taessaga to tha nation,
speaking over KOIN at 11:45 a.
on Friday. On June It Mrs.
Corwith, naUonal president of the
American Legion auxiliary will be
presented over the Blue Network
of the NBC from 1:39 to 2:09 p.m.
eastern daylight time. The Maga-
sine of the Air is edited by Alma
Kltchell, who - Introduces author!-
ties in various fields of women's
Interest. i
VACUUM SEALED
from ysvr Grocer Today
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ShowerGiven
Tuesday
Night
Miss Pstricia Noonan enter
mA -Hft. - rra..w
in V r n f m i m , r k . .
June brtd'elec heafflww
aSninMlSonaIaSitoen?
giren ia miss noonan s aparimenu
cas'andfohpM
iMiss sawre w,, bno?ed witS I
shower nonorea witn a
-R?w.n.. mA
Vi X- .Ik,-
made tip the table, appointments.
At the supper the hostess, was as-
slsted Miss Lou Hickman.
Those bidden ?tb honor Miss
Sawyer were. Mrs Dorothy Boyle,
Mrs. Helen cummins, Mrs. Har-
wiu tjuaaiaviv, r. kucuib xira
weu, miss &.atnenne wuisiaa, miss
Generiere Doud, Miss Mildred
Meaner. Miss Barbara Williams,
Miss Margaret Campbell, Miss
Eleanor Sederstrom, Miss Peggy
Mlaklewitr, Miss Mary Yeager;
Miss Marjorie Weum, Miss Elsie
Schneider, Miss Lou Hickman and
af.-- nuK.ov mi
president of the Eagles auxiliary
a i 4.n. j a. . a j . l.
t, I V 7, i f, 7
Mrs. Frank Marshall and Mrs.
Dorothy Frohm. Mrs. Opal Gett-
s- s j a
maa nee presiaenL, jars, ueneya
Scofield. chaplain and Mrs. Elsie
F.shlomsn Of hap nfflcom r a 4
Maude Tlneern. Ruth fauna I.iiMk
Gesner
NlrS Bcirker IS
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Mrs. Kenneth Barker enter-
tained with a party Tuesday
uI6uf. Jiuuwiuj juibs xvert-
son of Medford who is visiting
her parents for Tfri av.
cards were in play with hiirh
waa served. Small bouquets" of
lilies were used for table deco
rations.
i,i t t,.
Keruoa Miss The ma Strand
Mrracfuash8;
were
aiauriCB JJ. KOner, airs. UeiDeri
o-i v i c.
dish, Mrs. Ora Bourres. . Mrs.
Max Moon and Mrs. Kenneth
Barker.
Monday evening Mrs. Barker
eatertalaeJ members of her con-
tract club and several additional
guests. Bridge was In play during
. .
tne evening wun nign nonors
Ul gueTt; wereTMrT Robert
S'i'T.r"'1 Bker D4
Mciu?amesVs Include: Mri
nmrnn s.nrt,h Mr. xrtnm
nZSP. Mri. John ncklin. MrVT
H-J2 JMP-l:
Robb.WJpk SeUon and
Mrs- Kenneth. Barker.
uri-. Simmons, daughter
ot Mr and Mrs. Roy Simmons,
wlll arTiTe la Salem today to
anent Ihe nnrnmer with -her Dili
entg- she has been attending Le-
nnif ctanfAri.
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Mrs. e. g. jjeU and daughter
Bettj of Oakland. Calif., are
.pending their vacation with Mrs.
Lewis parents, Mr; and Mrs.
Charles Sprungman.- --.
sarAais&iMB
I One Big Lot . V
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Swim Suits
fehoice
MAXINE BUREN
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In the Valley
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SCIO Miss! Maxine Chrfsmaa,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Harry
. Chrlsman became the bride of
Oscar Larsea jot Oregon City, at
an outdoor ceremony at me noma
of Iter parent near 8cio. Friday
nicht, Reverend Glea .Vernon of
Eugene, lifelong friend of the
bride, off iciated.
Vows were : exchanged beneath -
P 5r!wr .ot b uu
bi"A!!JLf!r.-?Liw.
Tha bride, I WhO, Wag gXTen IS
S s?m
mmtmmm. k. V mm ritmr aim a.
5S?twot2t Jad
rosad. . x .
Mik. Dorothr curiam; sister
Mr. Ray Foaberg of Oregon City
was best man. i
-onrSeVotto. -was Theld isitte
emony a reception was ceia xn ice
home. The wedding , cake was
baked and decorated by the
bride's aunt, Mrs. A. D. Gardner,
wla weVTnt'tS:
Jr. of Stayton. Sweetpeas and
hrlda'a tablev
Cleo Limbeck, Lela eandner.
T.nn.T,. Sandner. Bernica Leffler.
Gweneth Limbeck and Va Lett
Santoef aTsSted in the ierrlnt.
About 75 reiatlree and friends
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7and "sandnerT Z "
Sdo, grandparents of the bride.
and Un Ros4 Chrlsman, Leban-
on. grandmother of tho bride. Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Trexler, Mr. and
Mrg AnsiIg jLeffier. Miss Ida
gandner all off Sclo, Mr. and Mrs.
E c Crum, Salem. Mrs. A. D.
Gardner. Jr., Stayton. and Mr. and
Mri. Li0yd Chrlsman pf Harris-
burr. Mr. and! Mrs. Rdbbind. Mr. -
ana Mrs. sanaiora wmung, mr.
ana Mrs. asm innucane, Mr. ana
Mrs. Ray Fosberg, and Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughen. all of Oregon City.
Followlng the reception, Mr.
and Mrs. Larsen left tor a short
honeymoon in eastern Oregon. On
their return they will lire more-
on City.
Mrs. Larsen recently graduated
from the Good Samaritan hospital
in Portland. Mr. Larsen Is em-
ployed by Larsen's Creamery in
OrGKOD. City
STAYTON -r- Miss LoU Gates,
.
daughter of Mrs. Edith Gates or
Stayton, and ! Francis Getchell,
tw - .., u TVIMfon.
nf,.,n c.l.m nnlf.rf Ir.
S.-Jr; !?7f m
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of Portland officiated with the
assistance of Rev. Willard Buck-
Preceding- the ceremony Mrs.
Gilbert Looney of Jefferson sang
"Because" and "O Promise Me,"
accompanied on the Tiolin by her
husband. Mrs. Rosa Poole of
oiayion piaywiji me wbuuiur
marches. !
t. hriA. vni-A iiif iiiMr
floor-leneth dress and a Ions veil
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor.
The bridesmaids
were Miss
M.r-ar.t RVer of Rale Miss
Thetaa Wright of atayton, Mils
SrlTBonf iu and
mam ieijiu Vri v owjwu.
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Webb or saiem.
ushers were Johnnie uischke
of Salem, Robert Ragsdale of
Rickreall. Treeton Gates, brother
of the bride, of Marcola, and
Glenn Faust of Marcola.
Following the ceremony a re-
m. V. A9 a VTVa... m mm m.
V.
wyuim whb? wwaui
sang V couple of number d
n-;Brownles.otLeba-
""hede. Who 1. a graduate
of the Suvton hich school.
chose for her going away dr.M
t,C.k,,LUCl "tt
AJ t ort honeymoon they
will 'lire in Sslem.
SUVER The Christian church
of Albany was
the scene of a wed-
ding Sunday, june 2, when Gloria
JaCObSOn. daughter Of Mr. and.
Mrs. Churchill Jacobsoa 'of AJ-
bSllV and AltOn Benedict. SOn of-r
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Benedict, of
the Palestine neighborhood were
married by Rev. Orville Mick.
The bride, ia a long white taf-
feta dress under white, was given
In marriage by her father. She
SOCIETY
MUSIC
IhellGME
Social Realm
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wore a coronet and a fingertip
yU and J carrieiT bouquet ol
sweetpeas and lines-of-the-vailey
and 'rosea. J .
w;tt nuss aimei lucatrai i
the vipa organ, Mr.
Allen Edwards
sans!. L Mts. Loren
juayer pijcu
the miarlmbaphoneJ
Mra. Clarence
Veali the violin and Mr. Kenneth
Golden the cello.
Ilia Hjsrjorla Wilson was maid
ot to0 nd bridesmaids were
Tjftl wiaier:: Ulu Unnt
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B(
Best man was Gene Freese and
V iLl1
The bride and groom left for
a trip to southern Oregon. -They
are to be iat home in the log house
on the Mbrss' place for this sum-
,
xnerj .
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DALLAS The Friendly Cor-
fVZ? mhnZm
home of Mrs. Irwin York with
'" ftOD1MOB ""isimns
msr -I an M n.vt- i a.
1o Arrangements or del-
phinmsfand other summer flow-
ers wrej used about the rooma.
Followinr the business meet-
JI a brida.hower was iren
Miss Marie Houts, bride-elect.
Present were Miss Pauline
Johnson, who wss a guest, and
MrsJ Dorothy Gilson, Mrs. J. B.
Schtoeder, Mrs. Richard W.
Green Mrs. Wayne Hayward,
MrsJ Leonard Kutkey, Mrs. O.
D. iHarris, Miss Marie Houts.
Mls, Amy Houts. Miss lone Hay-
ward and th hostesses. Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs.1 York.
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FAIRVIEW MUt Lyle Cor-
rlnelNyhart, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.' Ray Cozel, i became the
bride I of Dale T. Slater of Ocean
Lake on June 6 at the parsonage
at Taf t when Rer. Harry D.
pT.. tha former HoMwell naa-
tor. T of ficiated. Ray Corel and
John Keller attended the couple.
The bride wore a blue dress and
w 1 ff rtnflasAHni f TTor irtr&9 tr
wi nrdanla. and 1 HlT-ofThe-
was gardenias sna liiy-oi-tne-
valley. A wedding trip to Call-
fm I Am4 anntnaitn D vaa xrr vai
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taken. Their home for a time
will! be at Ocean Lake. Mrs. Sla-
ter Ifl a graduate Of Amity high
silJ.: Mr. Sl.tf I. . w.ter
works contractor
jj ,
HOPETWELI Misa Edith Lor-
rainei Kidd, whose wedding to Ar-
thur Raymond Yu&gen has been
BnAi,nt, , c.r .t.it. ?s
wa9 i complimented i Friday with a
m"cllan.eona shoWer at the hbma
, M d Mrs Earl Murray
f . T'? TJX,:
Attending were
i lUIHI XVaUU BUU
her motker, Mrs. K. T. Kidd, Mrs
waiwr wriwDOQ. jnn. joob
Geisler, f Mrs. Owen Pearse. Mrs.
Tom Brown. MrsJ John Allison,
Mrs-i- Ross Rogers, Mrs
mariua
Noggosek, Mrs. Stanley Sargeant,
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MraJ Cri Toncen. Mrs. Earl Mur-
ray, Misses Bessie ISargeant, Eu-
nicw
and Audrey Timm.
IRTON- M!rs. Hans Jen-
sen was; luncheon hostess Monday
'. a a. a a a. ji
niversary and thatlof Miss Althea
Uwaat ft aorta tin sr M rm . Ton mam sra
xtm-m- tri.Hitr Mn. jmui.
rif MlE
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FAIRVIEW Complimenting
Miss Lyle C. Nyhart of Fairview,
whose .marriage to Dale T. Slater
was) June a, a shower was held
Monday at the borne of Mrs.
aiadrs Swarti inl Salem. Miss
riira 7nhr ai ladttlnr 1inttH
Mni Ray Corel, Mrs. John Keller
mnA riaarlim nnrnthr mnA Shfn.
lev bf Fairview attended.
aWfl'Tf'i'fclrf
at sea included in
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cruise. See bow low
Pirrlrlmf T inrf
New Ybdft
it
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snuttoonsckM
:Hsvasa. cbe CaraSbeaa. and Panxma and mr mtn t.. :
jfSaPfMdscoforMliclk
i fVnlt JWy
Kb Orient and Hamad tbc Worid,
111 CiuroiNU Stuit .
XLound-XTorld
I ' II' i-nt'lfiin muj .mn i .i mi . it i u , j jhju.ii
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Puffer-Taylor
VOWS nGua
The marriage of ill Ntta
Taylor, daughter of Mr. and lira.
H. L Taylor, McMInnrllle, and
Mr. Fred T. Puffer, son of Mr.
and Mm. James Puffer of Salem,
was solemnised Sunday at the
home of the bride's parents by
Rer. Silsby, of the . First Chris,
tian church, Sheridan.
The couple was married on
the lawn coder an arch of ferns
banked with roses. The bride
wore : a street-length dress of
azure bine lace with white acces
sories. Her corsage had a center
of white gardenias with Cecile
Branner roses and white boo
rardla. Mrs. James Roy Taylor - was
the bride's only, attendant. Mr.
Leslie Puffer was best man for
his brother.
Assisting at the reception
which followed were Mesdames
w c. Kaale, ocean Lake, and
Ira c. Herbert and Miss Rose-
mary Herbert of Salem.
The bride attended Salem
gcheols end has been employed
in beau tv work In Salem several
years. The groom was formerly
f Huron. Sonth Dakota, but now
resides in Salem.
After a wadding trip to Brit-
ish Colombia, Canada, the couple
will be at hont on South Com.
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Ngmpa Wedding
("ft Tntoroct
Annoaneements are being re-
ceired of the wedding of Miss Do-
ryce Roes, daughter of Mr. and
m- nurtnn no.. s.i.m
Mrs. uuxion koss or saiem ana
Mr. Glenn Fraser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Fraser of Dryden, On-
tario. Canada on Tuesday. June
4 toNampa, Idaho. ' ;
A. F. Harner of the Northwest
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Kazarene couege in his nome.
The bride wore a nary blue
.heer redingote with white neck
trim and a corsage of gardenias,
eh. -mmr-m. navw Kin. h.
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Mr. and Mrs. CUftou Roes were
present for the wedding of their
daughter. After a reception the
bride and groom left for Boston
where they will attend the Har-
yard commencement exercises and
then will go ;to New York.
The bride attended Willamette
and was a member of Beta Chi.
sh.
west Natarene college and has
slncet, been head of the music de
partment of the achool. Mr. Fra
ser la also a graduate of the Nasa
rene college. He will enter medi
cal school this falL
Mrs. Russell
Tntorfrnnc!
AjiliCl IU11W,
Members of Kappa Delta
alumnae were entertained Tues
,.. di.i, ,
j night when Mrs. Richard
Russell and Mrs. Harris Lieti
were joint hostesses. Plans were
discussed for summer rushing. A
late supper was served.
Those present were: Mrs.
.. P" H.mmoi.d.Mr.
Clark Sterrett, Mrs. Jack Carlon,
Mrs.: George Bennlnghoff, Miss
Mary Lois Driggs, .Miss Kathryn
Dallas. Miss Gall Ferguson. Miss
Irene Knower, Mrs. Harris Lletx
and Mrs.
Richard Russell.
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CjlUlld Meeting
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terson at her home In West Sa
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svmtn, miss vema Aiexanaer tne
iSSSSk ."JJf SSiSLS
Bvinth, Miss veins Alexander, tne
Ann vnH Rhirlev ITenae-r
-Ann wiius. t aamej ivenagy ,
Dom McReynolds. Naidln Wy-
att, Kitty Mowery, Betty Lou
Evans and Audrey Peterson.
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ItM 1 V7iVll Ul
ROSSmOIV rlOlTie
8?"! er"
STa2 hmt on
' tTS&m
of Alpha Mn Delphian and
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.Roses and tall tapers centered
the tea table. Mrs. Ray Walts and
Mrs. Charles Kinzer poured dur
ing the tea hour. Mrs. J. K. Hub
bard assisted .with the serving.
Miss Irene Heath, who has
been the rnstt of Mr. and Mra.
Clinton Standisn the past few
WMka will retnrn tt bee homa
in Palm Springs today. Miss
HAMth im th rnu sin of Mrs.
Standlsh.
Beth World's Fairs
and xj thrilling days
this President Liner
the farts art now,
Tnnail Amenca rict
fro mtfCmia tt fmHffimim .!
a304v Fiat dsss Coaly Pullman
.voy rswaeuc uner nss every ststcroco
tunny pUytkcki, an outdooc fwim
ixied food. Get fall details tlmnr ri inml
T S . wi. rt"
ftona yonc Tavd Agent, dim
. . . . SAMFiANajco
Strvsct
Today's Menu
Onion and orange salad will
begin i the meal. A fresh fruit
dessert will conclude it.
Onion and orange salad
; Lamb eakea
French friend j potatoes
Battered cauliflower ;
Hot cherry padding
; . -Hot
Cherry Padding
2 cups sifted flour ' ;
4 teaspoons phosphate baking
powder ' .
1 teaspoon salt
I tablespoons shortening
4 cup pie cherries and Juice
Sift dry ingredients together.
Work In shortening until mixture
is granular. Add I berries and
juice and stir until berries are
mixed through dough. Drop by
spoonful in greased muffin pans.
Bake in hot oren (460 -degrees)
for 15 minutes. Serre hot with
whipped cream or lemon sauce.
Grill Menu Good
Right NoW
Outdoor grille or campftres
work : orertlme this month, so
you- needn't work much at all.
A Quick, new noTel "one piece"
dish ls this:
8UPPER PANCAKES
eggs
2 H eups milk .
3 cups flour
2 tablespoons baking powder
1 H teaspoons salt
teaspoon dry mnstard
Vs cup melted fat
1 cup. all-bran
IS slices boiled ham or cheese
Beat eggs, add milk and mix
well. Sift flour with baking pow
der, salt and mustard; add to
first mixture, stirring until flour
disappears. Add melted and
cooled fat and all-bran. Dip ham
or cheese slices in batter and
bake on hot griddle. Season
slightly with salt, and paprika.
Fold second halt orer top, pocket
book fashion, press edges togeth
er. Bake in hot oren (450 de
grees F.) about 20 minutes. ,
Shower Given
Bride-Elect
A delightful affair was held
Tuesday evening at the country
home of Mrs. S a 1 1 1 a Schults in
North River Road in honor of
Miss Dorothy Ruillfson, bride-elect
of Mr. Jack Anderson. The eve
ning was spent informally and
each guest embroidered her name
on a luncheon cloth for the bride.
Mrs. Schultz was assisted by .her
daughter, Mrs. Ruth .Addison and
her granddaughter, Miss Margaret
Addison.
Those honoring ,MIss Rulif son
were Mrs. E. E. Elwood, Mrs. Carl
Downey, Miss Ruth Rulifson, Mrs.
Roy Melson, Miss Lois Rulifson,
Miss Emily Downey, Miss - Mary
Downey, Mrs. Effie Bixler, Mrs.
Wirth, Mrs. L. E. Pearmine, Mrs.
I E. Weeks, Mrs. Wilbur Weeks,
Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Ruth Addi
son, Miss Margaret Addison and
Mrs. Schultz.
Alumnae Dine
Tuesday
Alpha Phi Alpha alumnae
met on Tuesday night for a din
ner meeting at the Quelle. Mrs.
William De Pew was elected to
serve as president for the coming
year, and- Miss Beth De Lapp
and Mrs. Richard; Smart were
chosen secretary and treasurer
Present at the meeting were:
Mrs. William De Pew, Miss
Helen Breithaupt, Miss Dorothy
McDonald, Miss Eva Cochrane,
Miss Rachael Tocum, Miss Mary
White, Mrs. William Lin foot,
Mrs. Norval Edwards, Mrs. Roy
Harland, Mrs. Frank Earnest,
Miss Betty Galloway, Miss Beth
De Lapp, Miss Jean McElhinny,
Miss Jean Lauderback, Miss Lu
nelle Chapin and Miss Kay
Thompson.
Warren Sharpe, a student at
Leslie junior high schbol left for
Oakland, California, to spend the
summer with his mother, Mrs. E.
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June s. Meal
Interests
Diners
Such i tantalizing dishes as
curry encumber relish sticks and
frosted cantaloupe salad are to be
found In the menu for the June
meai-of-the-month Just Issued by
the Union Pacific railroad's test
kitchen. ' ,- .,!- '7 1 .
fbe Jnne meal xpnn follows:
Shrimp and egg canape
Curry cucumber relish sticks
Spring chicken, fried la
cracker meal
New potatoes bronchette
Buttered xreen beans
Hot buttermilk biscuits
' tomato marmalade
Frosted cantaloupe salad
mayonnaise v
T , Fresh cherry pie r
'.).- Coffee , t
Recipes for fire of the dishee
follow:. " ,'f
SHRIMP AND EGG CANAPE ?
t Remore shells from six cold
hard cooked eggs. Cut length
wise, remoye yolk and rube to a
paste with tablespoon prepared
mustard, 1 tablespoon chili sauce,
salt and pepper to taste. Fill
whites with mixture and top each
half of egg with one large or two
smalt shrimps and teaspoon
mayonnaise. Serre on lettuce leaf
with two or three cucumber relish
sticks. '. '
CURRY CUCUMBER RELISH
STICKS
Peel 1 large cucumber. Cut In
half lengthwise. Remore seeds.
Cut in sticks S Inches long and Vi
Inch wide. Put sticks in bowl and
corer with the following and let
set for one hour In refrigerator:
V. cup salad oil
s tablespoons rlnegar - j
1 teaspoon skit
1 taiirv(Vfin anrar V '
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U teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon curry powder ;
1 tablespoon grated onion j
Combine all Ingredients and
shake well. s . j
SPRING CraiCKENVTmiEDIN ,
CRACKER MEAbr ! '
Carefully clean and cut ;up
spring chicken for frying. Season
with salt and pepper. Mix 1 cup
of cracker meal with cup grat
ed ItalisjL-cbeese. Dip chicked in
milaV then In meaL Then In milk
again and back In the meat Fry
in shallow fat until tender and
brown. Place chicken in center of
large platter. Lay alternately with
potatoes brochette and green
beans around edge of platter.' j
NEW POTATOES, BROCHETTK
Select medium sized new pota
toes, allowing three or four for
each person ' to be served. . Peel
and cover with salted cold water
and boll, for IB - minutes. Drain
and let cool. Cut sliced bacon j in
1 inch lengths and place alter
nately slices of potatoes and bacon
on small wooden skewers. Lay
in flat pan, dot with butter and
cook until tender in hot oven.
FROSTED CANTALOUPE
SALAD
Peel cantaloupe. Cut slice from
end and remove seeds. Fill center
with fruit gelatine and refriger-
ate until gelatine is firm. Slightly
soften cream cheese with milk
and cover entire outside of melon
with layer of cream cheese. Chill
and serve in slices on crisp endive
or chicory with mayonnaise dress
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Gingerbread Has ,
Coffee Top
Simply topping is coffee cream
whip atop a huge square of good
old-fashioned gingerbread. ,
COFFEE ' CREAM WHIP
Add 3 tablespoons ground cof
fee to cup of milk and bring
to boiling point. Let stand 10
minutes. Strain through cheese
cloth. Cool.: Whip 1 cup heavy
cream Until thick, add S table
spoons powdered sugar, tea
spoon vanilla and -cold coffee mix
ture. Mix well and serve on warm
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gingeroreaa. serves 9,
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