PAGE TWELVE
Bradys Will
Be Supper
Hosts.
Sergeant 'Robert Gaston
Brady, jr. arrived by plane from
Virginia ' Thursday night and
was met at the Portland airport
by his fiancee, Miss Jean Anun
sen, The couple's marriage will
. be an event of Sunday afternoon
at St. Paul's Episcopal church
at 4 o'clock. Sergeant Brady has
been attending officer's training'
: school at Fort Monroe, Va..
'An out-of-town guest expect- .
ed, to arrive tonight for the
" ceremony. Is the , bridegroom
elect's aunt, Mrs. Ensle B. Mil-
- ler of San Francisco. Mrs. Miller
Is a sister of Mrs. Robert G.
. j ... . .
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Saturday night following the
6 o'clock wedding rehearsal Mr. '
and Mrs. Robert G. Brady will
entertain with a buffet supper
at their .home in compliment to
their son, Miss Anunsen and
members of the bridal party.
Covers will be placed for Miss '
Anunsen and Sergeant Brady,
Miss Betty and Miss Ruth An
unsen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S.
Anunsen, Mr. Fred Anunsen, jr.,
Miss Carolyn and Miss Mary
Ann Brady, Mr. Peter Geiser,
Mn Max Hauser, Mr. Tom Hill,
jr,' Mr. Julian Wilke, Rev. and
Mrs.1' George H. Swift and the
hosts. ' - :
Student Recital
Is Today
. Students of Willamette uni-,
versity will present the follow
ing program in the music aud
itorium at 3 o'clock this after
noon. The recital is open to the
public. -
Country Jig Guion
.. - MarrOn Crews, piano
To a Water Lily MacDowell
'Diversion in G Major Carpenter
Yvonne Moxee, piano
Come to the Fair Martin
Mary Margaret Livesay, voice
Ah, Love But a Day Beach
Tuth Burgoyne, voice
Fountain of Acqua Paolo. .Griffes
Mary Martin, piano
Mouvementa Perpetuela ,
.. . Francis Poulenc
- Jean Fries, piano
Were You There : Burleigh
Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride ...
I' O'Hara
Corydon Blodgett, voice
Juba Dance Dett
Roy W. Cook, piano
Accompanists are Gladys Crawford
and Margaret Hood. .
Mrs. Josephine Fisher was
hostess to members of her club
at bridge and supper Thursday
night .
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Editor
CLUB CALENDAR
FRIDAY
Past Worthy Matrons, - OES.
Golden Pheasant. 6:45 p. m. - -
WRC American. Lutheran
church. 3 p. m. - " r -
Woman's Alliance, Unitarian
- church, with Mrs. Albert Dewey.
1267 Court street. 2 p. m.
Sigma Tau Mothers with Mrs.
Lloyd Hill. Garden Road, 1:30
. p. m. '
SATURDAY
American Legion auxiliary
dance, Legion home, p. m.
MONDAY
American legion sponsored nu
trition class, i JO, Legion hatt.
Ann Judson circle, First Baptist
church. Miss Lena Blum, 1589
Norway. 7:30 p. m. -
Women of Rotary luncheon.
Quelle, 1 p.m. .
Oregon State. College mothers,
YWCA. 1:30 pan. ,
TUESDAY .
Women of McCormick class,
First Methodist church, Mrs. J. C.
Harrison, 636 State street, dessert
luncheoin, 130 pjn.
AAUW Latin American class, .
YWCA, 7:30 pjn.
Sons of Veterans and auxiliary, :
Mr. and Mrs. John Robins, 42
. North Liberty, supper. JO p.m.
WEDNESDAY ' " ' f
Women's organizations of First '
Presbyterian , church, meet In
church parlors. 3 pjn.. executive
board, 12 30 pjn. t
Bridge Luncheon
On Wednesday .
. . . .
Mrs." E. R. Frederickson was
hostess at luncheon . Wednesday
afternoon at her South Winter
street home for a group of her
friends. Daffodils and other
spring flowers carried; out the
green and yellow decorative
scheme. Bridge was in play dur
ing the afternoon and prizes
went to "Mrs. Dewey Hall and
Mrs. Rex Hartley. t
Places were laid,, ior Mrs.
William Ross, Mrs. Bert Smith,
Mrs. Ed Kitchen, . Mrs. Carl
Guenther, Mrs. Elmer McKee,
Mrs. Cal Patton, Mrs. Arthur
Vinegar, Mrs. Mary Dickerson,
Mrs. Dewey Hall, Mrs. George
- Henderson, Mrs. Rex Hartley
and the hostess.
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SOCIETY
MUSIC
The
Nutrition Glass ;
to Be Given
Mrs. George H. Swift, presi
dent of the Salem Woman's club, :
is announcing today ' that the
club is sponsoring a Red Cross .
nutrition class and - the first
meeting will be held on Mon
day, March 23, at the clubhouse -on
North Cottage street between .
Center and Marion. ' v'K
The classes will be held from
2 to 4 o'clock for ten. consecu
tive weeks and , the classes . are
open to the public as well as ''
club members.' This is the first;
class to be given under the '
auspices of the nutrition division '
of the Red Cross. ,
The subject is basic jiutrition
stressing the feeding of the fam-;
ily and adequate use of foods
now available.' To persons com-.
pleting the course a Red Cross -certificate
will be given and will;
entitle them to take a canteen
course; to be offered at a later
date. . ;
The instructor will be v Mrs.
Bjarne Ericksen, who has com-;
pleted the refresher, course in
home economics given by the
Red Cross. Mrs.'. Ericksen Is a
graduate in home economics at
Oregon State college and was
a demonstrator in home' eco
nomics for the General Electric
company in Portland.
Mrs. J. Deane Patterson is
taking registrations for the
course and it is advisable to
register early before the quota
is filled. Mrs. Patterson may be
reached at 5287.
Simmons-Welch.
Vows Read
On March 8, Miss June Welch,
daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Welch
of Portland and Mr. Maurice
Welch of Salem, became .the
bride of Mr. John R. Simmons,
son of Mrs. Theo B. Waldrow
of Bryant, South Dakota. The
wedding ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. StuarTGoude in the
parsonage of the First Congre-:
gational church 'in Vancouver,
Washington. . ' . V
The bride was given away by
her father. She wore a powder
blue street dress and an orchid
corsage. Mrs. Darrell Simmons
of Salem attended her and Mr.
Simmons was best man. ,
The bride's mother, wore a
dusty pink street dress and a
regal lily corsage. The reception
was held at her. home in Port
land. '; . ; ,
The young couple are former
Salem residents. The bride is
at - the First National bank.' in
Portland and the groom is study
ing dental technology. They will
live in Portland. , -
Drv and Mrs. Frank Erickson
have" returned " from " a " four
months', stay in California with
members of their ' family. In
Santa Barbara they were guests
of Dr.5 Mary 'Erickson and in
Sacramento visited with ; Mr.
and . Mrs. - Herbert Erickson.
While guests 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Erickson, jr in Oakland
they joined them on a vacation
trip to Mexico. r .': . j. ' '-;
MiaTfbcJ.;
. Fillsburq's WlfECS IC.1F
;, 1. Paa iVf I lb. ground fresh saeat ta 1 Tbsp. fat ontQ
. almost done (or we S c round left-over ascat without
frytari: J1 M bp. yepner, H tsp. ss, up. Ma, .
PM-try ti c chopped estary, M e. chopped Swiss, 1 Tbtp.
chopped fltees) nepaer 1 2 Tbrps. huttsr till tender; add '
- t Tbspa. chopped a4sslssits. S. Add aseat and 1 ef an
beaten; mix welL SIakk flaI TJumr. 4. Sift and aaeasor '
X c. Wlbbeni's IwUass Flew. (Two sVvitamins and
iron are added to fillsbury's Best. S -vitamins are essen
tial to sound nems, food appetite the ability to thrive "
. on hard physical activity !) Add ti tsp. bakiisf ptm4m '
(optional), I tsp. salt; sift together. S. Cut la U C sherN
nlnfl to about site of small peas. f. Add to 1 Tbrps.
ceW voter a little at a time till dough is moist enough to
bold together. Chill. 7. RoQ out pastry Into rectangle' '
large enough to fit 3 4 x 2Vi-in. pan, S. Place meat down.
- -center of pastry (S in. way), t. Wrap pastry around meat;
seal moistened edges: place is pan. (PflUbury's Best is ,
BASK-rmoTnl ru-Tsrrml Is. these times, when tbod-saving ..
Is so important and bakhig &i!urei can upset the food -budget
so it's a joy to know thU PiQsbury's Best wilf
protect your baking success!) Brush lightly with miUcj .
. bake in hot wen (425 T.) about JO min. Serve with sairory -tomato
sauce. ThU PiUibury ghtui' food" U a good :
source of vitamins, minerals, muscle-building protein and c
- rood-energyl Every citiaea who is working so deEeed his
country needs jwt that! Get a bag of PilUburv's Best to- -
. day nd m-te Hut "N ;2 Loaf CoalgUi :
Mrs. ', Barker
Is Honor .
Guest :
- Mrs. Warren Baker Is enter
taining - with - two parties this
week at her Kingwood Heights
home. .. Thursday. ; afternoon, she
invited guests to a dessert lunch
eon f or the 4 pleasure of Mn.
Gordon Barker. S.,.- . ;
f A pink and white color scheme
was" carried but ' in ' the decora
tions and a shower honored Mrs.
. Barker. The ; afternoon' bo u r a
were' spent :mfcainally.
: Bidden were Mrs.' Barker, Mrs.
Amos Barker, Mrs. Edwin John
ston, Mrs. Charles Bollehs,' Mrs.
:' Frank' Starrr Mrs. Gordon Hull,
Mrs. C T. LaBare, JWrs; Foster
.Wintermute, Mrs. Delwin Fin
ley, Mrs. Ray Rhoten, Mrs. Otto
Bertram, Mrs. Ray Barrey, Mrs.
.Otto Hoppes, Mrs. Amanda Mol-
lencup, ' .. Mrs.. ' Ernest ;; Wagner,
' Mrs.' Millard' Alien, Mrs.' Elmore
' Hill, . 'Mrs. Glenn Morse, Mrs.
' Knight Pearcy, Mrs. Arthur My
ers, Mrs. Ralph" Allen,- Mrs. E. A.
.Morgan, Mrs. E. A. Donnelly of
Oswego, and Mrs. E..A. Brown.
. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ba-
; ker will entertain with a party
; for her son, Ronnie, on his fourth
. birthday, Guests will be Jerry
. Berg, Ann Lee Finley, Sue Ann
. Barker, ; Elvis , , Barker, Mary
, Anne Donnelly, Karleen - Quis
tad, Rosemary Rhoten, Bill Robb
and Steve Crawford... .
Other guests will be Mrs. EI
mer Berg, -Mrs. Delwin "Finley,
Mrs. Kenneth Barker, Mrs. Gor
don Barker, Mrs. E. A. Donnelly,
Mrs. Karl Quistad, Mrs. Ray
Rhoten, Mrs. Verne Robb, Mrs.
Lee Crawford, Mrs. James Har
die and Mrs. E. A. Brown.
; Circle Members
Entertained
Miss Laura Hale entertained
members of the West Central
Circle of the - First Methodist
- church Wednesday afternoon at
a 1 o'clock luncheon. S p e c i al
. guests were a group of the Sa-
. lem high school teachers. Assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. C. F.
Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth E s t e p
and Mrs. J. . Kirk.
Special guests were Mrs. A. A.
Lee, Mrs. Or en Stratton and
Mrs. R. Park. Mrs. Stratton led
the devotions and the decora
tions carried out the St Pat
rick's motif. Bouquets of daf
fodils were used about the
guestrooms.
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Barbara Dunning and Joan Holt
Seen at a Chicago style show, these ensembles are the latest for
spring wear. Barbara Dunning, left, wears an apron dress of navy
blue and white with a felt hat featuring an apron-back of the fabric.
Joan Holt wears a peg-top skirt in violet wool and green jacket
T - topped y a tiny violet hat with green feathers. - ,
Shower for a
BrideElect
Miss Jane MacL&chlan enter
tained at a shower in honor of
Miss Iras McCurdy, bride-elect
of. Mr. Winston Bunnell,. Tues
day night at the home of ' her
parents. Spring and Easter deco
rations were carried out in the
appointments.
Contract was in play during
the evening and prizes went to
Miss Esther . Gunnesdal, Miss
Betty Keller and Miss Eleanor .
Bailey. ;
Guests honoring Miss McCurdy
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for Milady
were the Misses Betty Wirth,
Eleanor Bailey, Chloe Anderson,
Maxine Holt, Dorothea Green
wood, Betty Marie Keller, Na
dlne Orcutt, Grace Covert, Es
ther Mae DeVore, June .Wold
Esther Gunnesdal and the hos--tess,
Jane MacLachlan.'
Mayflower Guild of. the First
Congregational church met at
the church Wednesday afternoon
and Mrs.' George Lewis talked
about her experiences in Hono
lulu. Hostesses were -Mrs. Ken
neth Waters, Mrs. Chester Luth
er and Mrs. James McGilchrist.
CU. FT. GIDS0II
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month
Glee Parties
Slated for .
Saturday . . :
Several post-glee parties are 1
slated for Saturday night after
' the annual Freshman Glee per- ,
formance in the Willamette uni-
versity. gymnasium. '.
J An informal dance for stu-,
' dents,' ' alumni and guests will j
''follow the glee at the armory
from 10 to 110 o'clock. Chuck
Regon's orchestra will play for'
the affair.; jr r": :. .;.
Miss Marjorie "Waters, ' 'student
body vice-president, is cfc air-;
man of the dance;. Patrons and
patronesses are Dr. and Mrs . j
rHerbert Rahe,1 Dr.' and 'Mrs- R.I
Franklin Thompson, M S arid
- Mrsi Walter Ericksbn anc Mr.
"and Mrs. Murco Ringnalda. ' '
There will be an alumni ban
quet at the G o 1 d e n Pheasant
before the glee and Mr. and Mrs.'
Roy Harland are arranging an"
. informal gathering for alumni -at
Chresto cottage after the glee.
Assisting the' Harlands are Mr.;
and Mrs. Richard Smart, Mr.
- and Mrs. Dan Schreiber, : Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Mefford and .
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Zeller. '
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Party Given
For Son
Hiis. Ndrris S. Walen enter
tained Tuesday . afternoon for
her son, Stephen -Graig's, first
birthday. . , -
Spring flowers and green bal-.
' loons - decorated .the rooms and,
the St Patrick's day motif was
used. " - ' -
Those calling were. Mr. and
Mrs. Homer -McDonough, Jef-
f ery Gage, Mitchell Billings,
Bruce Abies, Mrs. William Hack
er, Mrs. M. Cook, Mrs. Robert
Law, Christina Law, Mrs. Edwin
f Johnson, Larry Johnson, Mrs.
Paul Brandon, Janice Marilyn
Brandon, Mrs. Fay Brown, De
lores Branson, Jean Bryan, Mrs.
Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Norris
S. Walen.
Miss Dene Paulson, a student
at Oregon State college, has
been spending several jjays at
the home .-'of Tier parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. L Paulson. ,
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- Miss Betty Simmons, dangh- .
ter of Mr and Mrs. Roy H. Sim
mons, will arrive tonight from
Palo Alto where she Is attend
ing Stanford, to spend the spring
vacation at the country place "of
her parents. Miss Gail Mclner
ner of Saratosra. Calif- vis ac
companying Miss Simmons home
for the vacation. ., ,.:'-,v . ,
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AAUW -Luncheori.
Saturday-. . ;
' One of the most attractive ses ' '
sidns of its club yeir Is the' first!
spring meeting of Salem brancn,
American" "Association of Uni-f
, versity Women. Reservations for
the meeting; to be held Saturday
afternoon at 1 o'clock' in the Mir
for room of f the Marion hotel.
' may be made today by calling
' the hotel. J,'f ?-
A modern play .built around
the boyhood and youth of Jesus
in the Bethlehem carpenter's
family, The Family Portrait' Is
to be presented by Blanche B.
Hutchison, .- Portland v dramatic
reader.; As an Easter-time pro
gram, the selection has been
highly praised by officers and
directors of the branch. '
Yellow daffodils, forsythia and
small English ivy will decorate
the luncheon tables. Miss Jewell
Minier, chairman of the decorat
ing committee . for . the ; March
meeting, has selected tot serve
with her other members of the
branch's recent graduates' group,
Mrs. Ralph Purvine, Miss Elea
nor. Trindle and "Mrs. Joseph
Harvey. r ;;
Salem branch, AAUW, having
paid its state scholarship loan
quota, is this spring completing
ship fund by offerings at lunch
eon meetings and throurh a ser
ies of small teas. '
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