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f ostessea to I Fete Mrs. Brown Mrs. Clair L. Brown will be (ha honor tuast at an au wolf arty tonight when Ura Thomas . Drynan and Miss Hattia Brat 1 tntertaln at the former! loma on, Jafferson street Mrs. frown and bar two children ilan to leave the first of July for (DOkane to Join Mr. Brown, mere be is with the Union Oil ompany. Bridge will be in play during the evening and a late supper Will be served by the hostesses. X pastel color scheme will be Carried out in the table decora tions and appointments. Bou quets of mixed summer flowers will be used about the rooms. Honoring Mrs. Brown will be Mrs. Arthur T. Fox, Mrs, Elmer 0. Berg. Mrs. Ralph Wirth, Mrs. Jtussell Pratt, Mrs. Ralph Egg- Itaff, Mrs. John Ficklin, Mrs. Al 'etre, Mrs. Robert Stanley, Mrs. J. Deane Patterson, Mrs. Martin Boesch, Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. Clinton Standish, Mrs. Lee Crawford, Mrs. Merritt Truax, Mrs. Earl Cooley, Mrs. Thorne H. Hammond, Mrs. Wheeler R. English, Miss Hazel Shutt, Mrs. George Scales and the hostesses. Mrs. Krueger to Head Auxiliary - The American Legion auxil- iary, Capital unit No. 9 met Monday night in Legion home ;for the last session before vaca- ition. Guests were presented by the hostess, Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf. Mrs. Clyde Kaiser, child wel fare chairman, reported that the committee had sent clothing to Portland and Roseburg centers. Mrs. James Garson, rehabilita tion chairman and committee, cent 12 flashlights, 3 canes and a box of assorted buttons to the disabled veterans in hospitals. The sewing group will meet on Wednesday, June 17, to sew and make up bandages for the Ame rican Red Cross. Mrs Don Madi son, Mrs. James Garson and Mrs. Stanley Krueger were named as a committee to com plete plans for the 4th of July celebration. This is an annual project of the auxiliary in co operation with Capital post No. 8 Officers were elected for the rmirtf year and include Mrs. Stanley Krueger, president; Mrs. Jane' Garson, first vice-president; Mrs. John Nash, second vice-president; Mrs. I. N.- Ba con secretary; Mrs. Merle Tra vis, treasurer; Mrs. Austin Wil son, corresponding secret ary; Mrs. Don Madison, finance offi cer; executive board, Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs. John A. Olson nd Mrs. Charles Lowe. Delegates chosen for the con vention in Portland were Mrs. Stanley Krueger, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Don Madison, Mrs. James Garson, Mrs. Merle Travis and Mrs. John A. Olson. Alternates were Mrs. Earl Andreson, Mrs. 1. N. Bacon, Mrs. John Nash, Mrs. Aubrey Tussing, Mrs. Wal ter Spaulding, Mrs. O. A. Pal mateer and Mrs. M. Y. Brooks. Breakfast for Etokta Club Etotka club members held their annual summer picnic breakfast at Hazel Green park Tuesday morning. The affair was held in the club rooms and the tables were centered with fern and fox glove. Mrs. E. M. McKce was chairman of the nic nic. Mrs. E. A. Lee. the new president, presided at the busi ness session and plans for next year were discussed. Attending were Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs. E. A. Boyle, Mrs. H. G. Carl, Mrs. Ray Clark, Mrs. E. J. Donnell. Mrs. Harrison El gin, sr., Mrs. W. J. Entress. Mrs. Richard Erickson, Mrs. George Fake, Mrs. S. B. Gillette, Mrs. Lloyd R. Springer, Mrs. P. E. Graber. Mrs. O. H. Horning, Mrs. Vard Hughes, Mrs. Addi son Lane, Mn. Stuart Johnson, Mrs. E. A. Lee, Mrs. E. M. Mc Kee. Miss Gertrude Savage, Mrs. B. F. Schmoker, Mrs. Ralph Scott, Mrs. George Sehon, Mrs. A. L. Skewis, Mrs. H. O. Tay lor. Mrs. Arthur G. Upstort, and Miss Antoinette White. Mrs. Joe Turner entertained the Friendly Neighbor Garden club Thursday afternoon and thirteen were present. Mrs. Peter Foelkl was guest. Mrs. Eric Butler will entertain the group at a picnic dinner on June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Paul SUnclift and children jf Taft, Calif., ar rived Saturday for week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ney. Mrs. Stanclift is the former Helen Ney and a Will amette university graduate. Mrs. Joseph Boyiagton of Portland is visiting for a few days with her brother-in-law end sister, Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Smith, jr. The Xainbow Girls p 1 e n I e slated for today at Dallas park has been postponed until June 24. . , . ..." . Mrs. Frank DeWitt will en. - tertain the Sigma Kappa alum nae at her home Thursday night Date Is Set For July Rites Miss Virginia Gamble and Mr. Robert C. Adams have set their wedding day. The young couple will be married on Saturday, July 25 at the Jason Lee Me morial church. The news was told Tuesday night at a party for which Miss Gamble was hostess at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gamble. Mr. Adams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams. The airplane motif was carried out in the decorations and minia ture airplanes with the names, of the couple revealed the news. A late supper was served by the hostess. Bidden to the announcement party were Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs. James Gunston, Mrs. An drew Hunter, Miss Bernice Weir, Miss Nony Lee, Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, Miss Doris Doughton, Miss Velora Williams, Miss Wan da and Miss Thelma Gamble, Mrs. J. R. Gamble and Miss Virginia Gamble. The bride-to-be and her fi ance are graduates of Salem schools and she is connected with the Portland General Elec tric company. Mr. Adams is with the selective service board. Program Features Flag Day A Flag day program was a fea ture of the Salem Rebekah lc 'ge meeting Monday night. Mrs. Hal lie Ingle, past president of the Rebekah assembly, gave a trib ute to the flag. Hall Ratzeburg played a piano solo, Mrs. Charles Lounsburg gave a reading, vo cal number by Coralbelle Weeks accompanied by Mr. Ratzeburg, and piano numbers by Miss Wil lis, Mr. William Falk and Mr. Ratzeburg. Mrs. Paul Jackson showed moving pictures of Ore gon scenery. A June birthday was held and refreshments were served after the meeting. On June 22 a so cial night will be held with cards in play and on June 29 a patri otic program will be featured. Mrs. Butler Fetes Club Mrs. Eric Butler was hostess to members of the Book-A-Month club Tuesday afternoon. This was the last meeting of the season and a covered dish lunch eon was served. Plans were made for the com ing year and the group will meet the third Tuesday of each month. Mrs. H. O. White is the new president and Mrs. C. A. Rat cliff, secretary. Guests presenl were Mrs. Roy H. Mills and Mrs. A. A. Siewert. Others present were Mrs. Fred S. Anunsen, Mrs. Frank Ben nett, Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. John H. Carkin, Mrs. W. E. Kirk, Mrs. C. W. Noble. Mrs. J. P. Smart, Mrs. David A. Wright, Mrs. Ray A. Yocom, Mrs. Charles Ratcliff, Mrs. H. O. White and Mrs. Butler. Dance to Honor Tom Riches Miss Patricia Riches, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Riches, will entertain with a formal dancing party Friday night at the West Salem Legion hall in honor of her brother, Mr. Tom Riches. He is leaving for St. Mary's college, Calif., to begin his training in the navy air force. He attended Willamette univer sity and was a member of Alpha Psi Delta fraternity. Twenty-five couples have been invited to the dance which will be followed by a buffet supper at the Riches home in Kmgwood Heights. Mr. and' Mrs. Carl Walauer of Sacramento, Calif., are visiting in Salem with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ohling and Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Ohling. The travellers are en route north on a vacation trip. " DEFENSE WORKERS! attar HwKs - Btttt War Mta( CJo Mg tttmlm IHastv) ill laaate witkMt hwroUai pacattoaw Ukmti J torn. CaU lor sasttaattoa at hi' foe Vail MOdBttT SmUL : Opm ermingt. Uo.,Wd., tiL,TH I JO Dr.C.J.DEANCU?UC S. Coc I. Bril b4 Grul Arm. Tkt s ociEn MUSIC The HOME CLUB CALENDAR WEDNESDAY Social club ol the Eagles aux iliary, Eagles hall, 2 p.m. Salem Writer club with Mrs. Blanche Jones. 606 South Church street. 7:30 p.m. East Central circle, First Meth odist church, Mrs. H. G. Carl. 965 E street, covered dish dinner, 1 p.m. South circle. Fnt Christian church with Mrs. George Hender son, 1309 South Liberty street, all day. South Central circle. 1st Metho dist church, 1:15 salad luncheon with Mrs Verne Bain, 35, Hansen avenue. West Central circle. Tirst Methodist church, Mrs. Grace R. Yetter. 404 North Winter street. S p. m. Lucy Ann circle. First Methodist church, covered dish luncheon. Mrs. W. C. CrewsrMl North 19th street. 1:15 p. m Mayflower Guild. First Congre gational church. 3 p.m. Pythian Sisters. Fraternal Tem ple, B p.m. THURSDAY Carnation club, Mrs. W. L. RockhUl. no-host dinner, 12:30 p.m. Fidelis class. First Baptist church, Mrs. Irving Fox. 549 North Liberty street, covered dish luncheon, 1 p.m. Miss Perry To Marry June 20 On Saturday afternoon Miss Eleanor Perry will be married to Corporal Roger Baker and the couple will leave immediately for Fort Monroe, Va., where Cor poral Baker will attend officers. candidate school. The bi .de-elect is the daugh ter of Ir. and Mrs. A. C. F. Perry and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar G. Baker. The ceremony will be performed in the chapel of St. Paul's Epis copal church with Rev. George Herbert Swift officiating at 3 o'clock. Miss Perry is a Willamette uni versity graduate and a member of Delta Phi sorority. For the past year she has been with the Marion county public welfare commission. Corporal Baker also attended Willamette university and his fraternity is Alpha Psi Delta. He has been stationed at Fort Stev ens. Mrs. Charles Feike and chil dren, Mary and Dennis, are vis iting this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Slottee in Astoria. . - - irw ley 1 r ESSESSS& W EMBK 4 ww 1 tilwn Mat fm H At world's mws pee!7 tad wiMtt tUsttrtiM ta!Ih?y, is vcr is Is ftsct, ti trtsgi iM aWictie ni MfmuSsSStj a ti ims. 1 in T Jt Trn'm , IT ft i ' '1 fcfc for full AP 4' Otefidil 03EQON STATESMAN. Sokm. Patriotic Theme Carried Out at Annual Garden Club Convention A patriotic theme is being carried out in ihe decorations of the fifteenth annual convention of the Oregon Federation of Garden clubs which will close today. The session opened Tuesday morning at the Legion hall with 68 Garden clubs rep resented from throughout the state. Over two hundred dele gates registered and Mrs. Daniel C. Heffner of Portland, state president, presided. . Outstanding event of Tues day's program was the formal dinner at the Marion hotel. The long tables were decorated with bouquets of red and white roses, and white tapers in crystal can delabras. The Men's Garden club decorated the lobby of the hotel with bouquets of blue and white delphinium, red roses, iris and peonies. Mrs. William Everett Ander son of Salem, honorary president of the federation, served ai its first president. She introduced the guests and officers at the dinner. Speakers were Mr. Lynn Cronemiller, assistant state for ester, who talked on "Conserva tion in Oregon" and Mr. Edgar L. Kline, who illustrated his talk, "Lilies in Oregon," with colored slides. Business sessions Tuesday were filled with routine busi ness and the report of the presi dent, Mrs. Heffner. At the noon luncheon Miss Eleanor Stephens, state librarian, discussed "How the Library Can Help the Gar den Club Members and How the Members May Help the Garden Club." She told how members may obtain books from the li brary and the relation of books to garden clubs. At the morning session Mr. R. C. Kuehner, ex ecutive secretary of the Keep Oregon Green association, spoke about the effort to keep Oregon green and the newly organized Green Guard. Garden Tour and Tea After the business sessions in the afternoon the delegates were taken on a tour of the gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lachmund and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss Edith Schryver opened their home and gardens for a tea in honor of the visitors. At one end of the table was an old Chinese punch bowl and the centerpiece was of red roses and sweet Wil liam guarded by two smaller bowls of red and white sweet William. Opening event on today's pro gram will be the president's no host breakfast at the Marion ho tel with Mrs. Daniel Heffner presiding. All Garden club presi dents, district vice presidents and federation committee chair men are invited to attend. Election and installation of of ficers will take place this morn ing and luncheon will be served at the Legion hall at noon. At 1:30 o'clock slides on wild flow ers of Oregon will be shown by Mrs. A. G. Proctor assisted by Mrs. E. D: Lamb. Adjournment will be at 3:30 o'clock with a visit to the state forestry build ing. . .. . i . v t Esver kss it iBiinafin. f eat Btrf. Est ivtij maters tf &2s cii Cssn tl and Wide World covcrago read A member of The Associated Press Oragon. Wxlnndor Morning. Rotana Club Entertained Miss Vada Hill and Mrs. Ipha Knox were hostesses to members of the Salem Rotana club Mon day night at the home of Miss Vada Hill. After a. short busi ness meeting a social evening was enjoyed. A gift was presented to the out-going president, Mrs. Dor othy Cassellius. A surprise fea ture of the evening was a bridal shower given for Mrs. Joseph C. Juhls, the former Agnes John son. The rooms were decorated with summer flowers. Those present were Mrs. Dor othy Cassellius, Mrs. Beatrice Skinner, Mrs. Fannie Douglas, Mrs. Jessie Miller, Miss Kath ryn Read, Mrs. Emma Drinnon, Mrs. Jessie Rains, Mrs. Flora Donnelly, Mrs. Bessie Delepine, Mrs. Frieda Wyatt, Miss Nadine Wyatt, Mrs. Agnes Juhls, Mrs. William Hill, Miss Marilyn Hill and the hostesses. Miss Vada Hill and Mrs. Ipha Knox. Wedding Event Of Sunday On Sunday, June 14, Mrs. Roxy Eleanor Keith and Mr. Jack Frohmader were married at their new home on the South River road. The 8 o'clock cere mony was performed by Rev. N. Christian Ernston. The bride wore a rose lace gown with silver trim and car ried a colonial bouquet of yel low rosebuds. Miss Betty Staab was the honor attendant and wore a green net frock. Her flowers were Cecile Brunner roses. Mr. Maxwell Stayton of Stayton was best man. A reception followed the wed ding and Mrs. Katherine Davis presided at the urn. Serving were Mrs. Herbert Staab, Mrs. Faye Rice, Mrs. Ralph Cart wright and Mrs. Jack Raab. HAZEL GREEN Mrs. Ralph Worden, president, and Mrs. Andrew Zaharas were the dele gates from the garden club to the State Federation of Garden Clubs convention in Salem. The club made 125 corsages and an arrangement of red, white and blue for the dining room In the Legion hall. The officers elected recently were Mrs. Ralph Wor den, president; Mrs. Lois Wamp ler, vice-president; Mrs. Alvin Van Cleave, secretary-treasurer. t,7 ktcs kxniM'. kst tttt : V . mi meat wskuuU '.itl vLtrf Bts crt ftl atwipifw wr&sf it btssa! Hi . J lun 17. Ml Elizabeth Mason To Marry Miss Elizabeth Mason, bride-to-be, was honored at a bridal shower Thursday night given by Mrs. Stuart Johns and Mrs. Verne Ostrander at the home of Mrs. Johns. Miss Mason's mar riage will take place July 5th to Mr. Wallace Wilson at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Ostrander. Attending were Mrs. Ed Ma son, mother of the bride-to-be, Miss Hazel Schutt, Mrs. Archie Brewster, Mrs. WUliam Rich ards, Mrs. Homer Robinette, Mrs. Emily Burgermelster, Mrs. Dar rel Hasbrouck, Mrs. Jack Folk, Mrs. Harry Rickard, Mrs. Elmer Byer, Mrs. Mysta Hendricks, Mrs. O. E. Palmateer, Mrs. A. F. Stowell, Mrs. William Richards, Mrs. Jessie Crossan, Mrs. Frank Croier, Mrs. Phil Shobar, Mrs. Bertha Loges, Mrs. Sherlee Cave, Mrs. Joe Brooks, Mrs. O d e 1 1 Long, Mrs. E. McKinzie, Mrs. William Bliven, Miss June Sto well, Miss Verna Johns, Mrs. Roy Lively, Mrs. Herb Fields, Mrs. Jack:Scott and Mrs. Milton Stew ard, Mrs. Otto Mehlhoff and the hostesses. The table was decorated with a white umbrella made of doilies, pink tapers and peonies. The room was decorated with pink and white peonies. INDEPENDENCE A farewell party honoring Victor Helmes was given at the iiome of Dr. Mae Hall Thursday night. Helms left Saturday for active duty with the US army. Those honoring Mr. Helms were Mr. and Mrs. William Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Amsberry, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fliflet of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Benscoter, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Kellogg of Monmouth, Mrs. Roy Finster, Miss Gertrude Gentemann, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brad way and Dr. Hall. mwmWJ C0VER L 1 mZm A 9x12 ROOM " TSSSI FOR ONLY $20.28 ' k5 For materials onlvt A.lr i VXV V. bout our expert inttal- -&rS lation service! 0h ' Armt'"m ""' sni in rat- is Mn. Francis Wade and iaagh- ter, Corinne, left Monday for Hillsboro and Portland where they will reside temporarily. Captain Wade is stationed at Fort Douglas, Utah. Girls Receive Awards The Okiciyapi Camp Fire Girls of Richmond school have been active this year in giving service to the American Red Cross and making Easier favors and writ ing pads for the soldier boys. For the Red Cross they helped with the March of Dimes, TB stamp sale and distributing posters. They also helped to fill out the sugar rationing blanks. The girls who have earned the ten hour Camp Fire service award were Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Donna Seay, Betty Wie ser, Gloridean McDowell, Patri cia Boyer and Virginia Bowers. Mrs. Vida Bowers is their guar dian. Bruce Patterson Has Birthday Bruce Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Deane Patterson, celebrated his fourth birthday Tuesday afternoon. Eight four-year-olds were invited to the party. Honoring Bruce were David Clements, Patrick Emmons, Sid ney Fox, Joyce Brown, Jimmy Seitz, Susie Lee Williams, Nancy Snyder and Tommy Patterson. Mayflower Guild of the First Congregational church will meet at the church parlors this after noon and hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Hutchinson and Mrs. Ray Yocom. Rich ti!t-likt effects! inlaid through to a burlap back I SUrt your ideal kitchen now with a floor of lasting; beauty 1 Let us show you striking new effects in Armstrong Embossed Inlaid . . . with unique pat terns in bold reliefl Sea fhem now! . . Armstrong Quaker Floor Covering t 12 ft. 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Kuenzi is visiting re latives in Illinois, having driv en east with Miss A. Reuter of Lake Labish. Today's Menu A mixture of gfeens, spinach, mustard and chard, will make the vegetable today. Beet and orange salad Sliced cold meat platter Mixed greens Buttered new potatoes Gingerbread-fresh berries BEET AND ORANGE SALAD 6 medium-sized boiled beets 2 oranges 5 tablespoons mayonnaise 3 tablespoons minced onion Lettuce Chill beets and scoop out centers; remove sections from oranges, dice, drain and mix with onion. Fill beets with this mixture and serve on crisp let tuce leaves topping with may onnaise. Serve 6. Patterns 69 q. yd. 19 Yd. X
