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MAXINE BUREN
Editor
Miss Hunt Is
Married in
Church
One of the lovliest weddingsof
the season was solemnized last
night In the Calvary B a pt 1 s t
church when Miss Owen Hunt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Hunt, became the bride of Mr.
" Verlin G. Coleman of Portland,
son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cole-
man of Spokane. The wedding was
f read at 8 o'clock, with KeT. Arno
t Q. Weniger officiating.
' ' I . White eajjiedral candles lighted
the altar which was decorated
i with pink and white gladiolus.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a white
marquisette gown fashioned with
a shirred , bodice, full puffed
sleeves, and a flared skirt witd
slight trains Her shoulder length
f Tell was caught with a wreath of
. , white blossoms. She carried a
. white prayer book with a cascade
' of lilles-of-the-valley and bouvar
dia. Miss Carolyn Hunt, sister of the
bride, was the maid of honor and
wore a pale blue marquisette frock
made princess style end wore a
fan of roses In the back of her
hair. Her bouquet was of pink
sweet peas tied with blue ribbon.
Mrs. R. W. Winston, wearing
a pink marquisette dress similar
to that of the maid of honor, light
ed the candles, before the cere
mony. She also wore a fan of
i; roses In her hair.
Mr. Leal Grunke of Kansas
-City. Missouri acted as best man
for Mr. Coleman. The ushers in
cluded: Mr. William Fry and Mr.
Lee Hash both of Portland.
. Preceding the wedding Miss
Lexie Lou Barkhurst sang and
Miss Doris Schunke played the
wedding music.
The bride's mother wore a
powuer blue frock with a corsage
of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Coleman
wore a black and white ensemble
and a corsage of gardenias.
A reception at the home of the
bride's parents on Myers street
followed the ceremony. Mrs. Clay
bourne Dyer greeted guests at the
door, and the couple received , ln
fornJully. The bride's table was
centered with a large wedding
cake, guarded with low bouquets
of white sweet peas and bouvardia
and tall white tapers. Mrs. Ches
ter Cbx poured and Mrs. Al Pie
tila cut the wedding cake.
Assisting about the rooms were:
-Miss Frances Stewart of Silver
tan, Miss Helen Carlson of Eu
gene, Miss Mary Meredith and
Mrs. William Fry, both of Port
ia land, and Miss Marjori'e Van De
Walker.
Mrs. Coleman Is a graduate of
Willamette university and a mem
ber of Delta Phi sorority. Mr.
Coleman attended Spokane schools
and Is a graduate of Walla Walla.
, Following a wedding trip to San
, Francisco they will live in Port-
land.
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Tells of Pageant
At Meeting
Mrs. Doris Smith, director of
the Centennial pageant, was
speaker at the luncheon meeting
of . the Salem Zonta club on
l'-1,. Thursday, . and discussed the
- need for more participants In
: ' the Centennial pageant. Mrs. Phil
, Brownell presided during the
business meeting.
Present were: Miss Jo Gray,
" Miss Genevieve Morgan, Miss
Nellie Schwab, Miss Helen Tock
y. Miss Dorothy Pearee, Mrs. By-
ron B. Herrick, Mrs. Ora F. Mc
: Intyre, Mrs. Phil Brownell, Mrs.
Lila Peterson, Miss Mae .. Rauch,
Miss Mabel Savage, Miss Maxine
Buren, Miss Lillian McDonald
ind Miss Doris Riches.
T
The FOE auxiliary officers and
! frill team are giving their final
. , lance tonight before the state
sonvention to be held In Marsh
field June 28, 29 and 30. All
fcagles are invited to attend.
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MUSIC
The HOME
I CLUB CALENDAR t
i Friday
. Ann Judson C I r e 1 e of the
; First Baptist church, with Mrs.
1 Edward Zabara, 1685 North
! 18th street.
Loyalty class of 4he First
; Baptist church with Mrs. Dan
Schirman, 6U5 p.m. -
Dakota auxiliary, with Mrs.
O. W. Emmons, 1780 Court
; street: noon covered dish picnic.
: District number 4, Veterans
I of Foreign Wars auxiliary Wom
an's clubhouse, election of offi
cers. Fidells class of the Jason
Lee Methodist church with Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Brinkley, 6:30
p.m. covered dish dinner,
Sunday
Neighbors of Woodcraft, dis
t r 1 c t No. 2 picnic at Dallas
park. 1 o'clock dinner.
Monday
Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary, regular meeting.
Golf Honors Are
Awarded
Mrs. Fred Stinnette was award
ed honors as winner of the Oak
Knoll tournament Wednesday
when the women met for play and
luncheon. The ladies ladder tour
nament was started, with Mrs.
Bud Grant winner. In the handi
cap play Mrs. Grant won in A
class and Mrs. Fred Stinnette in
B class.
Those playing were: Mrs. Fred
Stinnette, Mrs. John D. Voth, Mrs.
Bud Grant, Mrs. Al Cleveland,
Mrs. Otella Mardis, Mrs. Erie
Fulgham, Mrs. -Carl Bales, Mrs.
Emmett Cruson, Mrs. Harry Pin
kerton, Mrs. Cecil Dunn and Mrs.
E. C. McCallon.
.
Tea Planned for
Benefit
To raise money for the main
tenance of the John McLoughlin
house and to entertain new
members, the McLoughlin. Memo
rial association will give a tea
from 3 to 6 p.m. next Tuesday,
June 25, In the garden of the
home in OregonCity. Because
the McLoughlin house is a me
morial to the building of the en
tire northwest, men and women
from all over the state will at
tend the tea. Tickets of admis
sion also entitle holders to mem
bership In the McLoughlin asso
ciation until September, 1941.
Mrs. Lowell Kern, 196 E. Wash
ington street, is in charge of tick
ets for Salem.
Presiding at one of the tea ta
bles will be Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague.
Breakfast Given
Club Members
Tuesday morning the Etokta
Woman's club motored to Silver
Creek Falls park for breakfast.
Among those making the trip
were: Mrs. Mason Bishop, . Mrs.
H, G. Carl, Mrs. E. J. Donnell,
Mrs. Harry Elgin, Richard Erlck
sen, Mrs. S. B. Gillette, Mrs. Er
nest Lee, Mrs. E. M. McKee, Mrs.
Clifton Ross, Mrs. Ray Clark,
Miss Gertrude Savage, Mrs. George
Sehon, Mrs. A. L. Skewls, Mrs.
H. O. Taylor and Miss Antoinette
White.
Anniversary Is
Observed
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andresen en
tertained last night with a bridge
party and a buffet supper in hon
or of the 43rd wedding anniver
sary of Mrs, Andresen's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blessing.
Those bidden were: Mr. and
Mrs. Blessing, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Stump of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Wlckert, . Mrs. Florence
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matth
es and Mr. and Mrs. Andresen..
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Birthdays of :
nostesses
Honored '
Miss Calleen Hlllman and Miss
Imogens Mcintosh, who were
celebrating helr fourteenth birth
days yesterday, ' entertained with,
a luncheon ; and a skating party.
The luncheon : was : given at th
home of Miss Hillman's parents, .
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hlllman on
South Cottage street, v v
The table was centered with
two large birthday cakes and ar
rangements i of pink and white
flowers. Later the group went
skating at the Mellow Moon rink.
Covers were placed for: the
Hisses Nany Wallace, ': Margaret
Jane Emmons, 2tuth Anderson,
Frances Herts, atricla Snyder.,
Dorothy Boyd, Betty Jean Korb,
Nancy Montgomery, Edith Rae,
Evangeline McKinley, Imogen
Mcintosh aid Calleen Hlllman.
, ' ! : ' . : v ' f
Legion Assembly ;
Are Guests
Thef American Legion auxiliary;
Marion county assembly, with,
units from Aurora, gtayton, Wood
burn, Sllverton, Mt. Angel and Sa
lem met in Fraternal temple Mon
day with Salem entertaining the
group. Decorations and refresh
ments were In charge of Mrs. Au
stin Wilson, (Mrs. Clarence Collins,
Mrs. Paul Fi cke, Mrs. Elmer Lew
is, Mrs. A. K. Johnson, Mrs. W. G.
Hardy. The Centennial theme was
used ; and many wore the cos
tumes. A report of activities of each
nnit was given at the meeting pre
sided over by Mrs. Lewis Hall of
Silverton, president John Voves
gaves i the story which won two
prizes on public speaking in Ht
Angel. Mrs. Ross Chilcott, district
president, spoke briefly.
Girl's state; sponsored by the
department of Oregon under the
direction of Mrs. Leif Bergsvik,
department vice-chairman of Am
ericanism for the auxiliary, re
ported 108 girls signed to attend
the camp at the recreation area.
There will be no more meetings
of Capital unit until September 16.
Luncheon Honors
Bride-Elect
Miss Yvonne Smith, bride-elect
of Mjrj Glenja H. Woodry will be
honor guest I when Mrs. Paul Boll
man of Dallas entertains with a
dessert luncheon Saturday after
noon. Later tables will be made
up for contract and Miss Smith
will be honored with a linen
shower. Small bouquets of sweet
peas will center the tables.
Those bidden are: Miss Smith,
Mrs. Jack Hjett, Miss Nona Wood
ry, Mrs. Francis Buirgy, Mrs.
Charles Cliggett, Mrs. Robert
Ramsden, Miss Kreta Janz, Miss
Isobel George, Mrs. Charles Louns
bury, jMiss Cynthia Delano, Mrs.
Donald Deckebaach, Mrs. Donald
Woodrj, Mrs. Deryl Myers, Mrs.
Homeif Smith, Jr., Mrs. Carl Col
lins, rs. Harold Tomlinson, Mrs.
Glen -Wilbuf, Mrs, Harry Wein
stein, Miss jMyrtle McClay, Miss
Helen ! McElroy and Miss Isobel
Wilson.
Executive Board
To Meet
The executive board meeting of
the Business ad Professional Wo
men's club will be held tonight
at the home of the president,
Miss Josephine Evans. All board
members and standing commit
tee chairmen will meet together
to make reports for the club
year H just closing. The regular
June dinner meeting will be held
next Tuesday at the Golden
Pheasant at 6:30 p.m. when IS
new ihembej-s will be initiated,
and the new officers installed for
coming year!
New Officers
Are Elected
Members ! of the Beta Chi
alumnae met Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Hattie Rimp
at Brooks. Following a "business
meeting the ! evening was spent
informally and a late supper was
served. !
The new joff leers for the year
Include: Miss Melva Belle Savage,
president: Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren, !
vlce-presldeht; and Miss Pauline
Winslow, secretary-treasurer.
Miss Lacy ! Lenz left Tuesday
by plane for Detroit where she
will irisit relatives and return
with ! a new car. She will be ac
companied on the way home by
atwo other teachers in the Baker
schools. They will visit en route,
in Minnesota, Dakota, Illinois,
Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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The annual Marion " county
Federation of Woman's clubs
Farm 'Home picnic will be held
on the grounds Wednesday at 12
o'clock. A ' basket lunch will be
served. - Reservations arei toj be
made at 7687 or 22466 by Satur
day night, u
! '
The IiOyalty class of the First
Baptist church will meet; at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schir
man i or Claxter road tonight. A
picnic f dinner will be served at
:45 o'clock.
s,;- : - . ;-- ' :
Dr. and Sirs. Carl i Emmons
and ! daughter. Miss . Margaret
Jana and Miss Helen.. Paulson
.hare returned from several days
stay ? at Waldport..
Mr.' and Mrs. George H. Patter
son have as their guests, Mr. and
Mrs.; Fred Alirena of Wolf Point,
Montana, j s - " - -
The ladieii of , the Salem Golf
clubi will be guests of the ladies
of thet Newberg Golf ; club today.
UNXONVAIJE Friday, June 28,
baa been ehceen for the marriage
of Miss Mary Clark of Union vale,
daughter of lata. Louis Gatllff and
Reily Collclfeure, of New Mexico
to be solemrlzed fa Salem.; Their
home will t at the Jiru Putman
mill; at Webtoot.
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In the Valley Social Realm
MONMOUTH A wedding of in
terest here 'occurred June 8 at
Bonneville when Miss Edna
Jeanne Appleberry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, E. T. Appleberry of
Tigard, became the bride of Mr.
Gordon Russell, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Russell of Odell. The
Reverend Daniel Hager read the
service in the North Bonneville
community church.
Miss Appleberry wore a dark
suit with white accessories and a
white corsage. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Edith ! Apple
berry and Miss Cleo Carothers of
Hubbard who wore suits; and cor
sages of pink and blue. Mr.
Claude O'Connell of Odell was
best man.
Miss Appleberry Is a graduate
of Oregon College of Education;
She was secretary of the Associat
ed Student Body this year, and a
delegate to the conference of Col
lege Leaders held at Willamette
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principal of the Look in gg lass
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this year. They are both attend'
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will be at home the coming school
year in Lookingglass.
DAYTON The Dayton Evan
gelical church was the setting for
a beautiful candlelight ceremony
Sunday when Miss Gertrude Lon
dershausen, daughter of Mr; and
Mrs. Paul Londershausen, beeame
the bride of William Maxwell, son
of Mr. , and Mrs. E. M. Maxwell.
Rev. Floyd R. Sartwell, the pas
tor, officiated.
Mr. Malcolm Frost presided at
the piano and played the proces
sional and the recessional. Pre
ceding the ceremony Donald Max
well, brother of the groom sang.
"Because."
The bride who was given in
marriage by her father wore a
floor-length white French mar
quisette gown and her finger-tip
length tulle veil was held in place
by a crown of pearls. She carried
an arm bouquet of gardenias and
pink bouvardia with white stream
ers. ' '
Miss Wynoka ' Collier of Hood
River was maid of honor and
wore a pink gown. The brides
maids Were Miss Evelyn' Waubs
gan. Miss Frankie Balem, Miss
Doris Perky and Miss Elsabeth
Walter.
Donald Maxwell was his broth
er's best man.
Ushers were: Darrell Maxwell,
Phillip Walter of Clackamas;
Francis Penkow of Portland and
Charles Musbach.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride's parents. As
sisting were Mrs. Ronald Eberall
of McMInnville and Mrs. Arthur
Beckwlth of Portland; Mrs. A.
M. Dresselhaus, Mrs. Ruth Walter
of Clackamas; Miss Ethel Max
well of Portland, Misses Lenabelle
Dower,: Helen Dower, Phyllis
Wright Arlene Dresselhaus, Mary
Walter and Mildred Smith.
For traveling the bridewore
ft blue suit with white accessories.
After a short trip their home will
be on tbe farm known as the
O'Dell place in the Pleasant dale
community.
. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell are both
graduates of Dayton Union high
school and attended Oregon State
college.. "
GERVAIS LeRoy Gardner and
Miss Elizabeth Ellen Manning,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Manning, were married at Sacred
Heart church Tuesday. Rev. Fath
er Doherty officiating. The bride
was given in marriage by her
father. Attendants .were Mr. and
Mrs. William Uppendahl Jr., mat
ron of honor and best man and
Miss Marjorie Manning, brides
maid." Jimmie Manning served
as usher. Mr. and . Mrs. Joseph
Schomus sang and Mrs. Echomus
presided at the; organ. -
- The bride's dress was white net
over tilk and her long veil was
fashioned in cap effect, held with
a wreath of orange blossoms. She
carried , a bouquet of St. , Joseph's
. lilies and sweet peas. Mrs.. Uppen
dahl wore a dress of powder, blue
silk and Miss Manning's i dress
was peach satin. ;
; . A wedding breakfast was serv
ed at the home of the bride's par
ents. -
Mr." and Mrs. Gardner, left during-the
afternoon "for. a trip to
, the., beaches. ; For going away . the
bride wore a dress of bine with
Jacket and white accessories. They
will - b at ' home : in their" new
house. Third and 3 streets. '. ,
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: ilT. ANGEL Miss Anna Blg
ler,' daughter of Mrs. M.r A. Big
ler,; was the honor ' guest at a
shower, given at the home of Mrs.
Jos. Bickler Friday night. In
compliment to her approaching
marriage to Leonard Traviss of
Los Angeles.
The. evening's , entertainment
called for games, and cards, fol
lowed by luncheon. Prltes went
to Mrs. Albin Bean, Miss "Susanna
Hauth and Mrs. George Krnse.: ;
Hostesses were Mrs. ' William
Prosser, Mrs. Jos. . Bickler, Mrs.
M. A. Bigler, Miss Olive Kllnger,
Miss Ursula eber," 5 Mrs. John '
Bigler, Miss Henrietta Saalfeld,
Miss Margaret Welton, Miss Del
phine Ebner, Miss Agnes Walker,
: . (Continued on page IS) .
21, 134D
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Frozen mixture ' -.
34 cup ground coffee .
1 cups milk
cop sugar .
1 teaspoon cornstarch
' 4 - teaspoon salt
2 gg! yolks
1 aqnare chocolate
2 egg whites,
1 cup heavy cream
4 4 cups freshly made coffee
Add ground coffee to 134 enps
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Strain through rH -9 cloth, or
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2- egg
34 cup granulated sugar
.34 teaspoon salt
1 cup rolled oats
1 tablespoon melted butter
'34 teaspoon vanilla extract
Beat the egg, then add tbe
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