Wedding o
Take Place
In. Texas .
An August wedding Is being
planned by Miss Margaret Sieg
rnund, attractive daughter of Mr.
nf Mrs.' C. E. Siegmund. The
bride-elect is leaving Salem on-
Thursday for . Corpus Christ,
' Texas, where she will be mar
ried to Mr. Arnold R. Hardman,
ioon after his graduation in the
naval air corps this month. The
young couple's engagement was '
announced last year before their
graduation from Willamette uni- :
versity t "s
- Miss Siegrryind will be accom- --
panied to Texas by Mrs, Harry
Parker (Betty .Lou Hansell) and
the latter will join her husband
In San. Antonio, ..Texas, where
they win : reside. , !- -
The bride-to-be is a graduate
of Salem schools and Willamette
: university. She is a member of
Beta Chi sorority and was ac
tive in music ; circles on tlje
campus and a member of the a ."
cappella choir. For the past year
she has been on the Oregon state "
library staff.
Mr. Hardman is the son of
Mrs. Ethel R. Hardman of Olym
pla. Wash, and Dr. H. S. Hard-
man of Denver.- He attended
schools in Olympia and is a.
. Willamette university graduate." .
He was popular , in music and -dramatics
and a member of
Theta Alpha Phi, national dra
matics fraternity, and Sigma
Tau, social fraternity. He win be
commissioned an ensign in the
, naval air corps at Corpus Chris -tl,
where he has taren his basic
training.
Anne Dunafon
Is Married
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Dun
afon are announcing the marriage '
of their daughter, Miss Anne
Eldora Dunafon, to Mr. Joseph
Patrick on Saturday, July i 31
at 10 o'clock at Vancouver, Wash
... ington, -
Mrs. Thomas Miller, aunt of
the bride, was the honor attend
ant. The bridal couple was "hon
ored with a dinner at the home
of her parents.
The bride attended ' schools in
Denver, Colorado, and will make -her;
home in Salem with her;
parents and grandmother, Mrs.
Faye Smith, while her husband is "
stationed at Camp Adair. Mr.
Patrick's home is in Chicago.
Student Recital
Tonight
John Wallace Graham will pre
sent his violin -and guitar stu
dents in a recital Tuesday, Au-I
gusi 3, at the First Evangelical
- church at 8 o'clock. The pro
gram will include both solo and '
ensemble numbers.
Jermond , Larrikin will play
Acalay's "Violin Concerto in A
Minor. Other violin soloists will
be ? Donald Eastridge : playing
-Csaridas"; Donald S h a y d u
playing "Fifth Aire Varie"; Bar
bara ? Riess and Donna Loppe.
Among 'the ensemble numbers
will be such well known num
bers as "Volga Boatmen', . "Mer
ry - Widow Waltz," "Aloha" and
"Home on the Range. A group
of Mr. Graham's Albany students
will assist in the program. :
, Miss Helen Sharp ef Gaston,
bride-elect of Mr. Ralph Yocom,
Is the house guest . this week of
her fiance's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray A. Yocom.
Today's Menu
The dessert will be the fea
tured dish for dinner today. .
Grapefruit salad
Beets and greens -.
k 'Macaroni loaf ;
. Apple crisp pudding
APPLE CRISP PUDDING
' cup shortening
. ii cup sugar
2 eggs
. teaspoon nutmeg
1V4 cups toasted bread cubes
2 cups wheat flakes . (
4 cups diced green apples
cup honey u j
ik teaspoon vanilla -, J
Blend shortening and sugar
thoroughly; add eggs and beat
well. Add nutmeg and flavoring.
Stir in bread cubes and wheat
'.- flakes. :'.CL;v;i;.;u -f- '
Put fruit in greased baking
pan; drizzle honey over it- Cov
er with cereal mixture. Bake hi
moderate oven (375 degrees); 35
49 minutes or until apples ' are
done. Serve warm - with thin
cream.
Yield: -s servings OOxS-lnch
baking pan).
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- TUESDAY . " ,
North Salem WCTU with Mrs. 1
W. J. Bates. 2611 Maple avenue, v
- Pro America, with Mr. Winl- "
fred Petty John. 143 North 14th
Btreet. no-host supper.
Missouri -.dub auxiliary, no- ;
host luncheon with Mrs. Tom -Mix.
1960 Norta Church street.
American War Mothers, with -Mrs.
Mathilda Madon. 633 Hickory
street. 120 lunch.
WEDNESDAY
Woman's auxiliary and SL'
Paul's Guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal church, no-host luncheon,
parish hall. 1 p.m. . ,
WSCS ot LeaHe Methodist
church, church parlors, S pjru
Leslie- Methodist all 'church
picnic. 348 East Meyers street. '
: pjn. ' ,
Ladies circle; Knight Memorial
church, picnic luncheon, garden
of B P. Taylor home. 2096 State -street.
12 JO pjn.
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Lt. Gibson Weds
In Texas .
. Of interest to his many Salem
friends is the marriage of Lieu
tenant t. Victory Emery Gibson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D.
Gibson "of Salem, and Miss Jean
Hartman Goodrich, daughter of
Mr. end Mrs. LeRoy R. Goodrich
of Oakland, California, on June
25 at r the First : Presyterian
church in Coleman, Texas. Rev.
John J. Mueller performed the
ceremony. ' i
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father and her wed
ding gown was . of white lace
and u silk net fashioned with
basque ' bodice, full skirt and
long sleeves. She wore an ar
rangement of white flowers in
her hair and carried a colonial
bouquet of all white flowers. -
Mrs. Goodrich was her daugh
ter's only attendant and she wore
a blue sheer print gown and
matching accessories. Her cor
sage was of white iris. .
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson went
south for their son's wedding and
Mr. : Gibson stood with his son
as j best man. -Aviation Cadets
Charles A. Gibson and.S. Smith
Marks were ushers.
; Mrs. Gibson attended her son's
wedding . in a royal " blue : and
white silk -print frock withtblue s
accessories and her flowers were
white - iris and pink carnations.
A small reception was held
in the church parlors after the
cerjemony. - LL and Mrs. Gibson
are residing in Sherman, Texas,
where he is receiving his basic
flight training in the army air
'corps. - ;"-..:
Mrs.. Gibson attended Mills
college and graduated from Ore
gon State college. She is a mem
ber of Kappa Alpha Theta, Mor
tar Board and Phi Beta Kappa,
r LL Gibson is a graduate of
Salem schools and Oregon State
college. His fraternity is Beta
Theta PL
Mrs. McNary Is
Honor Guest
Mrs. Charles I McNary, wife
of Oregon's. senior senator, was
the honor guest at a large garden
tea on Saturday afternoon .in
Portland when Mrs. George T.
Gerlinger: entertained at her
home in The Highlands. Mrs.
McNary with Senator McNary
and daughter, Charlotte, recently
returned from Washington, DC,
and are spending the summer
months at their country, home,
TTir Cone. - ; .
Receiving, with Mrs. Gerling
er and Mrs. McNary during the
afternoon were Mrs. Earl SneU,
Mrs. Norman Murray Smith,
Mrs. Ralph Cake, Mrs. John Y.
Richardson, Mrs. Harris Ells
worth of Roseburg, Mrs. Pat Al
len of Los Angeles, Mrs. James
Mott, .Mrs. Homer Angell and
Mrs. Carolyn Benson Unander
of Vancouver. ys:-"-- V- --r' . '
Mrs. Charles A. . Sprague and
Mrs. John H. Lauterman of Sa
lem were among those presiding
at the tea tables. Among others
from Salem who attended the tea
were Mrs. Wdard : Marshall,
Mrs. I George Rodgers, Mrs.
George R. K. Moorhead, Mrs. -George
Rossman, Mrs. Gordon
! McCoy - and her mother,' Mrs,
G. Ryan of Louisiana.
, Mr. and Mrs, David Wright
have had as their house guests -
for several days, their daughter,
' Mrs. James Pierson, and chil
dren, Penny and Stephen,- of,
Portland. .On Sunday they were"
Joined by Mr. Pierson and Mr.
Wright's sister, Mrs. P. G. Tick
ers, of Woodburn.
j CAinrci calk IDAS ; :
, TTJSinAT, Aarost f ''
SUvertoa group.
VTEDKCSDAT. AVOVSV !
Junior Guild. Episcojwl church.
IirCTtSDAT, ACGrST I
Hollywood Ltons aux&lary. ' ;
PRTOAT, ATJGTJST -!'.."
rirst Congregattonal ifhurclu
SAT CRD AT, AUGUST t
1 to 4 Woman's Relief Corps.
, 4 to T Free lance group- under di
rection ot Mrs Vernon Perry. "
1 to ll-Buslness and; Professional
Womea't, clui....., . i
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ffllWM
House Guest
Feted at ".V,
Parties
..'-. . - . - ,' . r . -
Miss Janice Nelson has had
as her . house , guest for several
, days her Kappa Kapap Gamma'
"sorority sister. Miss Barbara Sue
' Hawkins of Eugene. " t - . .
I Sunday night Miss Nelson was
hostess for an informal-dessert,
supper party at the home of her
. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Nel
' son, on West Lefelle street for
the pleasure of Miss Hawkins.
. i Guests were - Miss Hawkins,
- Miss Marian McCormick, Miss
Sybil Spears, Miss Florence and
' Miss Doris Duffy, Miss Helen
' Zielinski, Miss Edith Moxley,
, Miss Roberta Jean Yocom, Miss
Margaret, Bellinger, Miss Mary
: Elizabeth Sisson and Miss Mary
Jane Kestly. - . ; .
i Miss Roberta Jean Yocom en-
tertained with - a wiener roast
and informal evening on Satur
day at the North Summer street
: home of her ; parents, Mr. and -Mrs.
Ray Yocom,' in honor of
Miss Hawkins. Guests were
seated at a long table on the
patio. 1 " ' .
Honoring Miss Hawkins, were
Miss Janice .Nelson, Miss -Mar-
jorie Hill, Miss ; Helen ZielhW ,
ski, Miss Edith Moxley, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Sisson, Miss ,
Mary Jane Kestly, Miss - Doris
Duffy, Miss Anita Jarman.and
Miss Yocom. ;
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Church Meeting, .
Picnic Slated ;.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Leslie Metho-'
dist church will meet in the
church parlors at 2 o'clock.
Wednesday afternoon for a busi
ness and program meeting. Mrs.
Roy Genre will present the pro
gram material on "The Volun
teer j Woman and. Her Church."
The playlet with the same topic, r
will be given by a cast consist
ing of Mesdames E. A, Rhoten,
Mason Bishop, and C W. Stacey.
Hostesses for the afternoon are
Mesdames A. W. Metzger,
Charles Vick, Guy Boyce and
Tom Morris. i
Members and friends of the
Leslie Methodist church will en
joy an all church pcinic at 6:30
o'clock Wednesday night on the
lawn of the parsonale, 343 East
Myers street. Following the sup
per Mr. C. T. French, lay dele
gate to the recent meeting of the
Oregon Methodist conference,
will bring a report of this ses
sion. Mr. Melvin Gflson, choir
director, will present : a special
musical number. In case of in
clement weather the supper will
be held in the dining room of
the church.
Mrs. Mitchell
Is Home l :
: Mrs. Ralph Mitchell has re
turned to Salem after a two
months trip which took her to
the middle west and home via
the southern route.
? From Salem Mrs. Mitchell went
to Seattle to visit her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
'4 Frederick King Mitchell, and
their new son, Christopher "King.
She went east to Minneapolis, to
visit 4 their old home and was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Ma-
; ry Willson.,Mrs. Mitchell spent
tax weeks at Fort SiH, Oklahoma,
visiting her son, ptamfobi
r. MitchelL: i r.
t " In Omaha, Nebraska; Mrs,
Mitchell visited her brother, Mri
J D. P. King,: and enroute home
: stopped In San Francisco ' with
her other brother, Mr. ET Kim-
ball King. "
Recent reestg ef Mr. and Mrs.
W-. it r - .... . .
ZZLt22
bert, Jr.. .and children, Frank
, and Nancjr Ann, of Portland.
. Congressman -and Mrs. Homer
: Angell and Mrs. Mabel Newcomb
- of Portland were liere for the
- weekend to celebrate, the Car-
- penters 38th wedding anniver
sary. H
",.Mi.j Roger Mr- Fataaaa and ;
young son, Roger Ky Jr, have
re turned tO Salem and are at '
ux nome oi ner parents, Rev,
and Mrs. George H. Swift. Lieu
tenant Putnam is now on active
duty with, the army air. corps.
Mrs. Putnam has been in Seattle
for the past-month and prior to
that resided in California. :
Mrs. Harold Cuslck and her
daughters, Kathie and Sarah, are
vacationing this month at
Oceanlake..
The OrXGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Tuesday Morning. August 3.
Ceremony
Read on .
Sunday
Exchanging their wedding
vows at the First Congregational
church Sunday afternoon were
Miss Helen Boltjes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boltjes, and
' Mr. Thomas James Riches, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Riches.
At 4 o'clock Rev. Glenn Olds
read the service before a setting
of white gladioluses, daisies and
J white candles. " . ;'"
. . Mrs.rJean Hobson' Rich was
the organist and played the wed
ding marches. David I Riches,
brother of-the groom,, and Wil
liam Heinlein lighted the candles
on the altar.
Mr. Boltjes gave his daughter
In marriage and for her wedding
'she chose a white wool .two-
piece ensemble with' brown ac-
cessories and brown: off , the face
hat. Her corsage was of white
. orctlids encircled with brown
maline rtif fling. -
. Mrs.' Robert Root (Shirley
Laws) of Portland was the
bride's " honor attendant and
wore a brown and white Jacket
frock With polka dot, skirt and
: brown and ' white ' accessories.
Her corsage was of white flow-
.- ers.
Mr. Richard W. Achor of Ore
gon City stood with Mr. Riches
as best man and. ushers were
, Mr. Robert Riches, -brother of
the groom, Mr. Richard White-
ley and Mr. Clyde Redcunger.
Mrs, Boltjes wore a navy ble
print afternoon dress for her
daughter's wedding and Mrs.
Riches wore a grey silk suit with
white 'accessories and - both had
corsages of gladioluses and pink
bouvardia.
Reception at Riches' Heme
, The bridal couple received
their guests at a reception at
the Lloyd Riches home in King
wood Drive. Mrs. Frank Mogan
Arthur Hanson presided at the
punch bowL Assisting " in ; the
dining room were Mrs. Ralph .
Campbell Mrs. Marjorie White
ley, : Mrs. I M. Nickerson and
Miss nene" Hanson. The table
centerpiece was of all white
flowers with white candles in
crystal candelabra. Miss v Viola
Sundland passed the guest book
and Miss Gladys Hanson was in
the sift room.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip the bride " wore a
beige suit with brown accessor
ies. Later in the week Mr. and
:. Mrs. Riches will go on to Seattle
and after August 15 the bride
will return to Salem for several
months before joining her hus-
Cband.
Mr. and Mrs. Riches attended
Willamette university and he is
a member of Alpha rpst Delta
fraternity. Mr. Riches Is chief
aviation specialist in the United
States naval reserve and is
junior airport manager of Pan
American Airlines at Juneau,
Alaska.
Twilight Hour at
YWCA Planned :
. Believing that "all work and
no play makes Jill a dull girL'
the YWCA is sponsoring a ser-
. ies of twilight activities for jun
iorfand senior high school girls
during the month of August, be
ginning Wednesday night, Aug
ust 4 at 7 o'clock. This first
! evening will be turned into
"Putter Hour" on the lawn with
the puttering taking the form of
making belts nad bracelets from
lustro-lace or carving on wood
en shoes. Al junior and senior
high girls are welcome. Mater
ial and instruction will be avail
able from 7 to 9 o'clock.
- - MrSv Elaine Fisher, Girl Re
serve leader of the YMCA staff,
will be In charge ot the "Putter
Hour.' Assisting her will be
counselers from the Smith Creek
camp staff; Misses Dottie Eley,
Sally Ann Barr and Jean Bar-
ham.
Announcements c o n c e rning
other twilight activities will be
made at a later date.
P ' rn 1 r 1 I TWbr
ril'U1L OUPPI
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A group of Miss Miriam Becke's
friends gathered ' at the North
Summer street home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl-Becke,
Saturday night . for a no-host
picnic supper in honor of a group
of naval students attending Wil
lamette university.
The picnic supper was served
1
In the garden by the creek and
the. evening was spent Inform-
Making up the party were Miss
Harriet Hawkins,., Miss . Sharen
Burnett, Miss Anne Huston, Miss
Doris Chapler, Miss Virginia Co
vert,. Miss Jean Newman, Miss
Miriam Becke, Johr Cothoff, Da
vid Demmiter, , Don Barnick,
George Lund, Alan Lunt, perbert
Schwartz and Ereen Murphy.
: Wemaa's auxiliary and St.
Palil'a fluild of Si. Xanle Fn ti
MnsT rhuTrh will rnt tnr a. no.
- host luncheon at the parish hall
on Wedrsesday at 1 6 clock. Unitt
ed . Thank Offering day will be'
observed. - 1-
ZZn. Clifford Drown enter
tained with an informal gather
ing j Sunday afternoon f at her
home for- the pleasure of her
son, Lieutenant (jg) Chandler
Brown, United States navy re
serve, who leaves today for
W el lesley, Massachusetts. A
group of intimate friends were
bidden to call in, the late after
noon. Mrs Brown and her three 4
children will remain in ' Salem
at their Fairmount Hill home
while Lt. Brown is in the east
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