The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 12, 1942, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textpage en w 3u CdCOIl STATESMAN, 3alm Ongm. Thmnlay Morning. RsTMnlur 12. 13U Betrothal I Told at ! Party-. ' ' Mrs. Marie H. Schneider has j announced the engagement of j her d a u h t e r , Miss Helena i Schneider, to Mr. Bethune. de j Sully, son of Mr. and Mrs. ..Charles de Sully of Portlands : The engagement " was n- jounced at a luncheon given No vember 11 lor menus. ue was decorated with white and, gold chrysanthemums and the announcement was on white and gold scrolls tied with white rib bon. Miss Schneider graduated from Willamette university and was a member of the Beta Chi soror ity. She is now inHhe office of state veterinarian. Mr. de Sully graduated from Portland university and later from Willamette law school and Ii a member of the Delta Theta Phi fraternity. No date is set for the wedding. Guests invited to the luncheon T.Tahl Lemz. Miss Jean Woodard, Miss Elizabeth Sho-j gren, Miss Alma Patterson, Miss j Evelyn Bexger and Mrs. Rodwini C. McCornack, Miss Ella Wil-j son, Mr. Arnold Jarvisytlr. John j j Lindeman, Mr. Kent Magruder, Mr. Chris Schneider, Mr. Bill j Schneider." Wedding Day Announced ! Mrs. Ralph Mitchell yesterday j announced the wedding of her; niece, Miss Evelyn L- King, to Captain Robert E. Ruegg of Gresham at the home of th; , bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. D.j P. King of Omaha, Neb. Both young people are grad uates of Oregon State college, when the bride was a member j' of the Pi Beta Phi sorority and her husband a member of tha Delta- Upsilon fraternity. For the past two years Cap tain Ruegg has been with the air corps, stationed in Australia and New Guinea. He arrived in San Francisco a week ago and the wedding took place last Monday as soon as Captain' Ruegg could reach Omaha. Mrs. Ruegg visited her aunt at Royal. Court apartments sev eral times during her schooling at Corvallis. No wordhas been received where the captain and his bride will be stationed. ; r VFW Auxiliary j Meets . "The. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary held their regular meeting Monday "and the follow ing officers were installed to re-j place those who have moved out of town: Ellen Goodman, chap-, lain; Hazel Case, patriotic in structor; Joan Hund, flag bear er; Clara Stirniman, trustee. The auxiliary will send $10 to the Veterans Of Foreign Wars Children's home at Eaton Rapids-. Mich., and plans'were made for the post and auxiliary to furnish a room at Camp Adair. Mrs.' William Clare, Mrs. Joe Stirniman, .Mrs. Frank Hoereth,f Mr. Dave Holtzman, and Mrs. Solon Shinkle will continue-with this work. . Mrs. Edith Mudd, department president, gave a report of jna . kional convention. -I1 . ' " ! Miss Lillian McDonald and - Mr. William Gahlsdorf are at-f . tending the Oregon State Hos pital association conference at the Dorchester House Wednes day, Thursday and Friday of this" week. Going for today and to-j morrow will be Mrs. Lloyd Mey4 ers and Miss Margaret Wagner. All are from the Salem General hospital staff. '-'.- ' . ' ,r A . The Woman's Relief Corps All society will meet at the home of Mrs. Clara McDerby, 2015 Trade street, today for an all-day meet-l ing. .".. Miss Darts Unruh win be hosi . ess to alumnae of Delta Phi at the home of her parents, Mrj . ' i and Mrs. : Lee Unruh, RS5 D" 1 street, tonight at 8 o'clock. CENTRAL HOWELL -Tha , t5th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. W. A. Roth was ob served Saturday night with a family v gathering which was a . surprise to the honor guests. Tha affair war arranged by Lucille, Leonard, Bob and Ervin Roth, . who presented their parents with a silver, coffee' and tea service Present were: Mr., and - Mrs. Ernest RothT Shirley and : JerryJ . Mr. and Mrs. John Roth. Elsie, Carmen, John and David; Mrs. . Elvin Herr, Elda. Boy and Clar ence; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roth, - Harold,' Alton Raymond, Doris, . Joan, Cecil and Dariene; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herr, Clifford and . Loren; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Liesy and Dale of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hfstrom, Bobby and Patricia; . Rev. and Mrs. D. Jj Unruh and PauL and Mr. and . Mrs. W. A. Roth and family. Ta n:r-3 c::i cf l:::xiy f :A a LJ k ... I . k. t w mm m w Cms ta ItrctlrssI rr!3i csnna-tnccs-try I.vc. E. Pinkham's Corn round (wiiii added Iron?. AL ;-;! jrr.ar'-js totucl Follow h"- 1 1 . - -.3. l.'cll v:srt. trying! Soprano m Concert ' Tonight The Community Concert'! first attraction for this year is , the Brazilian soprano, Bidu Sayao, who will appear at the Salem high school tonight Ad mittance to the concert Is by membership ticket. The program which Miss Sayao will sing includes: Bevenez, revenez Amours (from '"Tbesee") Luuy Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair . . Haydn Xe Papillon (from Tctes Veni- tiennes') . Campra Aria: Caro noma (from to") "Kigolet- Verdi la Fountaine de Caraouet Letorey Mazurka , Chopin L Nelumbo Moret VUlanella Dell' Acqua Art of Rosina (from "Barber of Seville") - : - Rossini La ml sola Laureola Xoa cantares popularea Obradora Obradora Nin Obradort Jesua de Nazareth Coplas de curro dulce Think on Me Scott Hughes Hey Diddle Diddle The Early Morninir Peel Stress . Watta Her accompanist. Milne Charnley, will play a piano group including: rtude. op. U No. -Chopin Lea retea DeSeveraC Club Takes New Members Elected to membership to the Junior Woman's club Monday were Mrs. Joseph Bray, Miss Margaret Mullen, Miss Eva Fitz gerald and Miss Grace Kings bury. Mrs. Kenneth Dalton was Initiated into membership. Mrs. Thome H. Hammond and Miss Maria Dare, co-chairman of the club's annual Thanksgiv ing dance to be held at the Marion hotel on November 21, gave brief outlines of plans and announced that further details will be revealed this week through the press. This party will honor army officers and their wives and will be the first formal affair of the club season. The club will purchase two first aid kits . for company F, women's ambulance corps, and furnish a recreation room at Camp Adair. The sum of $158.82 was netted from the rummage sale. Support was pledged to Mr. Lee Moody, an invalid, whom the ,club is sponsoring. Parliamentary procedure was Informally discussed by Mr. Bill Thomas, senior law student at Willamette. Pattern Slim-but-soft lines are in the news! Anne Adams uses this fashion theme in Pattern 4152 a dress -up shirtwaister. Tha front skirt has an inverted pleat, with fan-shaped darts. to create smart fullness. The tie-neck, and yoking are young! , Pattern 4152 is available In -misses' sizes 12, 14, 18, 18, 20. Size 18 takes 1 yards 39 Inch. Bend SIXTEEN CENTS tor Oils Anrte Adams pattern. Whit plainly StZK NAME, ADDBESS and STYUi NUMBER. ' - CrQ Ail Out for fashion with our Tall and Winter Pattern Book, just 3 off tha press I Smart, easy-to-make styles for work. Play, dress-parade. "Salvage specials. School outfits. Bridal wear. Pattern Book. 10 -cents. Send your order to The Oregon Statesman Pattern department. s - MX 4152 ij SOCIETY MUSIC;; TfioTIPMF CLUB CALENDAR - THURSDAY WSCS, First Methodist church. all-day meeting and ' bazaar, 10:30 a. m. DeMolay mothers, Mlienle temple. 12 JO dessert luncheon. Maccabees, 84th initiation. FRIDAY f Nebraska club, first meeting, C M o'clock no-host dinner KP hall. Soldiers invited to dinner. VFW sewing meeting. -142 South High street. Delta Tau Gamma mothers at Lausanne hall, 2 p. m.. SATURDAY 1 Woman's club meeting. 2:30 p. m . Executive board meets 2 p. m. Dancing Club Will Meet j Members of the Bonhem club will hold the first dance of their season Saturday in Fraternal temple. Dancing from; 9 to 12 o'clock and " music to be fur nished by a special orchestra. The hosts and hostesses for the evening will be Dr. land Mrs. J. Harry Moran and ;Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hartwell. j Members of the club: are: Dr. and Mrs. J. Harry Moran, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shields,; Mr. and Mrs. S. W. McFee, Mr. : and Mrs. 3. A.Krebs. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. French, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Chris tesen, Mr. and Mrs. Mem Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hartwell, Mr. and Mrs. Knight Pearcy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Canfield. Mr. and Mra. Carl Guenther. Mr. and Mrs. K. Vanwyn- f arden. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Se ander, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinzer, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Sand. Mr. and Mrs. F. Alfred Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cladek. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Slentr, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jenks. Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wiper. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Eagle of McMinnville, Dr. and Mrs. B. A. White of McMinnville: Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Flagg, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Mr. William E. Moses and Mrs. McCallaster, Dr. and Mrs. R. Lee Wood, Dr. ' and Mrs. Henry E. Morris. Mr. and' Mrs. Don Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Oral M. Lem mon. Mr and Mrs. Chester J. Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andresen, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Mansfield, Dr. and Mrs A E. Mayo, Mr. E. E. Saun ders and Mrs. E. Ott, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Rhoten Mr. and Mrs. R, . M. Mur doch, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Baker. Mr. M. A. Carpenter and Mrs. R. Reed. Mr. and lri. W. P. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. WiUeL , Garden Club Meets Today The Little Garden club of Sa lem Heights will meet at the home of Mrs. Frederick Hill Thompson today for a! 1 o'clock dessert luncheon. Members are to bring chrysanthemum ar rangements, j Mrs. P. H. Acton will have charge of the program. Her topic Is "Structure of the Plant." Members are asked to take their notebooks. j i ZENA Mrs. VV. F. Crawford and Mrs. W. D. Henry enter tained with a smartly appointed 1 o'clock luncheon for) members of the PM club Monday at the lovely country home j of Mrs. . Crawford. j The club had as special guest Mrs. Charles Unruh. j Vari - tinted chrysanthemums and autumn leaves gave a sea sonal appearance to the guest rooms. ! Three tables of contract were In play during the afternoon. Those attending the 1 luncheon were Mrs. Charles Unruh, Mrs. L M. Purvine, Mrs. A. IE. Utley, Mrs. C. L. Blodgett, Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs. Fred Gibson, Mrs. B. B. Flack, Mrs. Ernest Peterson, Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mrs. V. I Gibson, Mrs. Worth W. Henry" and the hostesses. Mrs. w. F. Crawford and Mrs. W. D. Henry. LINCOLN Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Neiger on their silver wedding anniversary, a group of friends 'surprised them Friday night with a party. Mrs. " James k Neiger and ' Mrs. Kasper Neiger arranged; the af fair. Pinochle Tvas in play dur . Ing the evening. - v -; Lunch was served to the hon or guests, Mrr and Mrs. H. J. Neiger, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kime, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wal ling, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Merrick and Miss Audrey, Mr. and Mrs. Kasper Neiger, Mr. and Mrs.. Ted Daum and Mrs. James Neiger. 4 i ' JEFFERSON A family 41a ner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehfeld- Sunday. Present were! Mr. and Mrs. Orville Behfeld ahd daugh ter Kay Laree, and Francis Beh feld of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. George Klhs and daughter : Car men Ruth of Marion, j Mr. and -Mrs.? Hart Barnes iand son Michael and Lawrence Rehf eld f Jefferson. .AdditJonal guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gerig, Mias Gladys Gerig and Evelyn Peterson of Fruitland. Luncheon in Series of Three ' .1 ' , t ' Mrs. Frank Lehmer Is enter- taining friends at a! series of ".three luncheons at her home In Kingwood Heights. The first luncheon was given last Friday, , the second Is today, and the final in the series Is to be next Friday. Especially ' interesting will be - her table, which will be covered with a lovely cloth of cut work embroidery, made In a: convent in Puerto Rico. The centerpiece will be of varied colored grapes and autumn leaves. The Lehmers came to - Salem - to make their home, after living many years In Puerto Rico. j Invited to the luncheon .today . are Mrs. G. F. Chambers, Mrs. A. A. Rogers,- Missi . Dorathea Steusloff, Mrs. H. H. Barlow, Mrs. George Alexander, - Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, Mrs. George Ot- ten. ! " ' . ' " ' Nurses Aides To Practice! The Nurses Aides of the Mar lon county Red Cross; have now completed : the first part of their training, according to Mrs. Brey- man Boise, chairman . of the committeej and are ready for in tensive training at a hospital. Mrs. Louise Arncson, RN, has been instructor. j The women have been attend ing daily three-hour classes for two weeks and will now be trained at the hospital In super vised practice three days a week for three weeks. Eighteen women are taking! the course New classes will be formed for the first period of the training, information will be given to those interested, by Mrs. Boise or at the Red Cross offices. Faculty Host At Dinner j Dr. Theodore Kratt, dean of the school of music at the Uni versity of i Oregon, a j visitor on the campus, was entertained Tuesday by members of the Wil lamette college of music at a dinner at Lausanne hall. Dr. Kratt has been J inspecting the curriculum and faculties of the university music department in his capacity as examiner for the National Association of Schools of Music Willamette's continued membership in the or ganization will be determined on the basis of Dr. Kratfs findings, to be announced early in De cember. Present ;at the dinner were " President and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, Dean and Mrs. Melvin H. Geist, Prof, and Mrs. T. S. Roberts, Mrs. Mary Schultz Dun can, Miss Clara Eness, Miss Hel en MacHirrorr, and Prof. Lewis Pankaskie. Wisteria Club Will Dance j The Wisteria Dancing club will meet on Friday night at VFW hall for a dancing party. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Young, Mrj and Mrs. James Hardie, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. C M. Quistad. f The dance is to be for mem bers of the club and guests. Guy Albin will furnish music. Sev eral parties are being planned to preceed the dance. I I Brush College Helpers will meet today at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Wood, at 712 North" Church street, 2 p. m. ; ' j TURNER. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. J Robertson entertained with a dinner party honoring; his sister, Mrs. A. S. Cameron of Portland, on her birthday. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Cam eron, Mrs. Lottie Nicely of Port land, Mrs. Albert Robertson and Edward and the hostsl Other re cent guests at the I Roberbuin, home include Mr. and Mrs. Louis FFowler and sons and! Miss Hel en Carlson of North Santiam, Frank Houser of Salem, and MrV and Mrs. L L. Robertson of Mil waukee. : - : Complimenting Mist Dessle McClay on her birthday, Mr. and Mrs. J. O: Russell fntertamed at their Turner home with a dinner party with several mem bers of tha school faculty as guests. A musical program fol lowed the dinner. Miss McClay Is the seventh and. eighth grade teacher in the elementary school at Turner.' - v .-'Ia -'"":;'. I ' SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. sarn Bauer are announcing the marriage of their daughter. CloTetta Bailer, to Corporal Mel- via Aser, son ox xvir. and Mrs. Fred Kaser of the 'Evergreen district, Friday, November C, at Camp Roberts, Calif. Mrs. Kaser has been employed ht an office ai so nobles for several months and plans to continue her work there. Usual Wave S2.es Complete '""""A Perm OU J . , k f Posh Wave t c j l Completed $61.0 I ;V f Pn Thurs. Eve. X yJ by Appointment - Phone 2663 205 First National Bank Bldr. CASTLE PEKSI. WAVES3 v ' 1' r . ! : i "i TTJ Here's What Best Dressed Navy Women Are Wearing I Today Ensign Mary Elizabeth Harper (left) and Ensign Vilma Budiselich, of the office of naval officer procurement, thirteenth naval district, Seattle, stand up together to Illustrate the dif ferences between the uniforms of the women's reserve and the navy nurses corps. Both uniforms are navy blue, but that of the WAVES has a single-breasted jacket with four gold navy . sq i ! i ) emblem buttons. The nurses wear a double-breasted jacket with six gold navy emblem but tons. The nurses' hat Is the same as the naval officers' cap, except that it has no visor and the cap emblem is an anchor and shield with "NNC" in raised letters across the shield. The WAVES hat is similar to the hat worn by English sailors in the Revolu tionary war period. The emblem is the same as that worn by na val officers. The nurses wear gold braid on their sleeves to designate rank while the WAVES wear reserve blue braid. The WAVES wear a white or a blue blouse with a black tie knotted in sailor fash Ion. The nurses wear a regula tion shirt with black four-ln-hand tie. Both wear plain black oxfords, but the WAVES wear natural colored hose while the nurses wear black. Medical Group At Dinner The Marion-Polk medical aux iliary met on Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. J. C. Evans. A dinner preceded the business session, which was presided over by Mrs. Ray Waltz, president. Dr. Vernon A. Douglas talked on the emergency medical part of civilian defense. Twenty-eight members attended , the meeting. Assisting Mrs. Evans as host' esses were Mrs. George William son, 'Mrs. Stuart Lancefield and Mrs. Charles. Bates, v The Royal Neighbors of Amer ica met on Monday night with Mrs. Carmelite Wed die, oracle, in the chair. The group voted to ' furnish a recreation room at Camp Adair and : all members - present made contributions. The committee, Mrs." Forrest Pratt, Mrs. A. J. Elliott and i Mrs. George Speed, will take add! tlonal contributions. A son, Samael Barton,! was born to Mr. and Mrs. Irl Mc Sherry on Tuesday at the Salem Deaconess hospital. relievo ccus&ns cf At tha first aigas vUeh may nn cf a cold tb Dionoa Qmatapkata chests, threat and backa are rabbad with Moaterole m product made especially to promptly relieve coughs due to colds. maka breathing easkr and break up local eorctstion ia the upper bronchial tract. Musterole ttvea such woaderful ra. alts becanae It's MORE thaa jost aa ordinary "salve". It's what so many DortoraaadN ui geeeefl a modern eoumtir irritant. Since Musterole is used on the Quints rou may be sure it's lust a boot the BEST eold-rrifeC made! IN 3 STRENGTHS : Children's 1X34 Mnsterole for children and people with. tender akin, ueguiar lor ordinary ana carers saenguk xor stunoorn '1 te on Stick Popular i Here's a favored sweet for an autumn i sugar. j party that uses little APPLES ON-STICKS 12 to 16 ripe red apples cup! pure molasses IVt cups sugar Vi teaspoon vinegar M teaspoon salt 1 tablespoons butter ' S 'teaspoons , vanilla Vt cup j water .. Wash; the- apples thoroughly and dry welL Remove stems, and stick pointed end of lollipop itick Into the stem end of each apple. ! Boil molassesT sugar, wa ter, ( vinegar and salt, without stirring,' to 270 degrees or until It becomes brittle when . tried in cold ! water. Remove from fire 4 ".if . "- 1 J : - Si-" A -1 -,'. T I la out scurtlr femlala Air Step shoes, your busy feeticsxi look leisured and lovcljyct go like a trooper all day. The secret? Air Step Magic Sole, a Kstful cushioa of tiay sir cells underfoot. j . ARBUCKLE-IQNG & CO. EUSTER EROV SnOE STORE ON STATE -23 STEPS FROM IUGII A: A- ' i V - r and add butter and vanilla. Dip apples Into the syrup, being careful to cover entire surface of apple with the glaze. When well coated, "place apple, blossom -end down, on a sheet of waxed' paper and allow to dry. " Today's Menu ' The dessert for today Is an ex- tra good one,- though frankly hard on the figure! Lettuce chunks ; " Mayonnaise dressing . ' Cube steaks, barbecue sauce Buttered cabbage and onions. Steamed potatoes -. Chocolate chiffon pie CHOCOLATE CHIFFON PIE '.' (Filling for one ! 9-inch pie) ' 1 envelope plain' gelatine SPEED A TANK to the fighting front! Telephone calls play a vital part in building tanks, guns, ships, planes. They help to move millions of men to the fighting fronts. War is on the wires. There must be no blocking of thes warcallsl , . , !. Vj'j --lA ' .' 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