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Mrs. Wilbur
To Entertain
Friday '
Mrs. Glenn Wilbur will be a
party hostess Friday night when
she entertains at her home In
compliment to her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Donald Cannon. 1 :
Contract bridge will in 'play
during the evening and a lata
supper 1 will be served by tha
hostess.! Bouquets of quince
and forsythia will be arranged
- about the guest rooms.
Bidden to honor Mrs. Cannon
are Miss Violet Keller, Mrs. Joe
Davis. Mrs. Robert Cannon. Miss
Patricia Cannon, Mrs. Lawrence
Anderson, Mrs. Lynn Heise, Miss
Kreta Janz, Mrs. Charles Clag
gett, Mrs. Deryl Myers, "Mrs.
Harry H. Weinstein, Mrs. Rob
ert Ramsden, Mrs. T. Harold
Tomlinson, Mrs. Glen Woodrjr,
Mrs. Alden Adolph of Portland,
and Mrs." Willis E. Vincent
Hostesses
Fete Mrs.
Bowman
. Mrs. Robert D. Bowman was
honored at a surprise party Wed
nesday night when Mrs. Archie
W. McKillop and Mrs. Mina Hall
entertained at the Bowman home
on South Cottage street.
The evening hours were spent
informally and the guests hon
ored .Mrs. Bowman with a show
er. A late supper was served by
the hostesses.
Honoring Mrs. Bowman were
Miss Lorraine Taylor, Mrs. Fran
Cis Jernigan, Mrs. John Marvin
Ritchie, Mrs. Charles Hoover,
Mrs.; Wesley, Kleinke,: Mrs. Wil
liam' Bush, Mrs. Lester Carter,
Mrs. A. L. McCafferty, Mrs. Rob
ert DeArmond, Mrs. Francis
;Rothi Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mrs.
Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Madeline
Bier; Mrs. Warren Fanning, Mrs.
J. Selwyn Imlah, Mrs. Bjarne
Ericksen, Mrs. C. F. Putnam,
Mrs. Walter Karsten, Mrs. P. D.
Ott, Mrs. E. T. Barnett, Mrs. Mel
vin Moniz, Mrs. William McCar
thy, Mrs. Thomas Allen. Mrs. W.
Gerald Nibler, Mrs. William Ske-
wis, Mrs. E. T. Arneson, Mrs.-A.
J. Elliott, Mrs. Mina Hall and
Mrs.; Archie W. McKillop. i
Of Club Friday
At; Rand Home
Mrs. John L. Rand has invited
members of the O. T. club to her
Court street residence Friday
afternoon. A dessert luncheon
willj be served by the hostess
with several hours of contract
bridge following. ,
Mrs. George A. White fwill
come from Clackamas for the af
fair J Other members are Mrs.
Honier Goulet, sr., Mrs. Russell
Catljin, Mrs. Reuben P. Boise,
Mrsj Joseph Beveridge, Mrs.
Fraiik Snedecor, Mrs. U. G.
Shipley Mrs. Charles Robertson,
Mrsj Frank Spencer, Mrs. Sey
mour Jones, Mrs. Charles Gray
and;Mrs. John Rand.
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Today's Menu
; There are pies and pies, but
here's one that's just a bit dif
ferent to make the day's main
dish.
Jellied fruit salad'
Hot sausage pie
j Buttered parsnips
Baked custard ?..
:', Caramel sauce
Icebox cookies
' tfOT SAUSAGE PIE
1. pound pork sausage meat
I-cups canned tomatoes
2 cups whole kernel com
2 tablespoons drippings
- i tablespoons minced onion
3 tablespoons flour.
. 1 teaspoon sugar
. 1 teaspoon salt
Bread or biscuits
Cook sausagt slowly until
brown, crumbly and weir done.
Add tomatoes and drained corn.
Simmer together 10 minutes.
oauie nuncea onion m drippings,
add flour and blend.- Add flour
mixture .and seasoning to pork
and vegetables and cook until
. . .
iney reacn Douing point. Piacf .
In greased bakin dish. Tan with
slices of buttered bread cut into
triangles, baking powder biscuit
dough, corn bread batter or pas
try. Bake In a hot oven (423
degrees F.) for 2 minutes or
until topping Is browned. Serves
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Worrvea' Editor
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Bidden to
Dessert
Mrs. Dean Trumbohas invited
a group of friends to a dessert
supper tonight at her suburban
home on the Silverton Road.
Guests will be seated at small
tables centered with individual
bouquets of violets and other
spring flowers. The St Patrick
motif win be carried out In the
appointments.
Several hours of - contract
bridg will bo in play after the
dessert supper.
Mrs. Trumbo's guests will be
. li f T m ifi a i ta m
, juts, oouin, aits, wuiiam
Whitmore, Mrs. Alan Siewert,
Mrs. Thomas Pickett, Mrs. W.
Qerald Nibler, Mrs. Albert Ott,
Mrs. Kenneth Hanson, Mrs.
George LaVatta, Mrs. Thomas
Hill, Jr., Mrs. Oscar Paulson, jr.,
Mrs. John Betz, Miss Ernestine
Frederickson, Miss Patricia Ry
an, Miss Beth Siewert, and Miss
Helen Smith.
Mrs. Huggins
Is Honored
Mrs. Lester Carter and Mrs.
for a farewell party Wednesday
Robert Cannon were hostesses
night at the G rover W. Hillman
home on South Church street in
compliment to Mrs. Meredith
Huggins. Lt CoL and Mrs. Hug
gins and daughter, Meredith
Jean, are leaving Sunday for
Walla Walla and from there will
go on to Fort Leavenworth, Kan-
sas where he will take special
training.
After several 'hours of cards
a late supper was served by the
hostess. A surprise au revoir
shower honored Mrs. Huggins.
Honoring Mrs. Huggins were
Mrs. Noble Reid, Mrs. Frank
Doolittle, Mrs. W. Ludd Read,
Mrs. Harry Wiedmer, Mrs. Clay
bourne Dyer, Mrs. James H.
Nicholson, jr., Mrs. Robert De
Armond, Mrs. Charles Phipps,
Mrs. Grover W. Hillman, Miss
Barbara Porter, Miss Esther
Baird, Mrs. Robert Cannon and
Mrs. Lester Carter.
Mrs. Benson to
Entertain
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Mrs. L. V. Benson will rresiHi
at luncheon Friday afternoon at
her home on East Nob Hill in
honor of members of her club.
Contract bridge will be in play
after the luncheon hour.
Members iart Mrs. Frank V.
Prime, sr., Mrs. William G. Sta
xey, Mrs. C. Kenneth Bell, Mrs.
Edwin Vlesko, Mrs. Ralph Ham
ilton, Mrs. William Mott, Mrs.
Hal Wiley, Mrs. Ralph Campbell
and Mrs. Benson.
SYVEGLE Garden Road
Neighborhood club will meet Fri
day at 1 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Paul Lynch on South Com
mercial street in Salem.
, Merry-go-Round club of. Hol
lywood Drive will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Oscar
Forgardr
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Jeryme English
Society Editor;
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TBUBSDAT ' I- - " ft
Kaizer Sewinf club with Mrs.'
Rot Melson.: all dajr meeting.
AAUW Literature croup with'
Mrs. Robert WiUon. U2I North
Sth street, t pjn.
Fidelia class. Hrst Baptist
church, wlte; Mrs. Bertha Street.
1(74 S. Church street, 341 p. fn,
. First Christian Woman's coun
j cu, 1 p.m. business meeting, S
p.m. program. -
liberty Woman's elub, com
. munity hall. 1 pan. ;
' fbiday
Woman's Relief
t vur n m
Corps meet
Dakota club with Mrs.
Jessie
Morgan, 524 South lTth street
; MONDAY t t ' i i
Hall Hibbard camp ; and aua
Uisry, United Spanish War Vet
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Hosts
; Mr. i and Mrs. Paul A. Hal
wil) preside at- dinner Friday
night ;at their Stewart street
iome ; for the . pleasure of fa
group 'of their friends. T
: An ; arrangement of early
spring' flowers will provide the
decorative note on the dinner
table. ; The evening will be spent
Informally. . .;:
Covers win be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Jochimsen, Mr.
andj Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson,
Mr. j and Mrs. Carl Jordan 'and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hale. L I
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i, Mrs; Joseph Felton will enter-
tain members of her bridge club
tonight atjtier homi on North
; Church street A late supper will
follow several hours of contract
bridge. J
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Mrs. WUliam Dlnamore ef
Seattle has been the house guest
the past week of Mr. and Mrs.
William McGilchrist, jr.
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OSEGOH STATESMAIL Salenw
Parties Will i
Precede
Games 4
A busy .three days Is ahead for
members jof the high school set.
Parties aft planned to precede
and follow, the evening games
during the basketball tourna
ment. A 'humber of visitors are
also In the capital for the week-
, - Miss Mary JLynn Russell jof
Baker is here for the tourna
ment ana is the house guest of
Miss Doris and Miss Patricia
Hale. Tonight after - the game,
Patricia; ; Doris and Paul! Hale
have Invited twenty of the high
school set to an informal party
at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mra.1 Paul Hale, on Stewart
street in honor of Miss BusselL .-
To Tnet&t tht Garnet, f
On the calendar for Friday
night is the cok party for-which,
the Misses Betty Joe Beardsley,
Suzanne Huggins, Joan Adolph
and Donna Lawrence will be
hostesses; at the home of the
former on North 18th street i
Forty high school girls have
been invited to call at tha Jud
Beardsley home betwtefi 0:11
and 7:15 o'clock precedinr the
games. j " ;. - p
Miss Charlotte Post is enter
taining fit dinner before the
games Friday night in honor of
Phillip Blankenship on his birth
day. Ij t, j; . f
Guests will be Mary! Ljrnn
Russell of Baker, Ruthie Hugh
lett, Doris and Patricia Hale,
Phillip Blankenship, Charles
Robbing Bob Pecalle and Albert
Miles. ! : . ; j ;
learj Gorton a I
Dinner Hostess I
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Miss Jean Gorton presided at
an informal dinner party Wed,
nesday jnight at her home on
Ewald avenue in compliment 4o
a group of her friends. The St
Patrick motif was carried out in
the table appointments. ; The ev
ening hours were spent infor
mally. , . ;
Covers were placed for Miss
Bertha I Babcock, Miss Dorothy
Higdon, Mrs. Bruce VanWyngar.
den, Mrs. Harold McCall, Mrs.
Ray Gilmer, Mrs. Genevieve
Sheffstall, Mrs. Raleigh j Wirth
and Misf Gorton. !
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Mrs. Karl Kngel will preside
at a desert luncheon this after-
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Onqog Ttnradar Morning. Mcndi IS. 1943
Students to Give
Program Series :
I -The fifth institutional program
in a series of six will be present
led during the next two weeks by
students from the Willamette
university school of music with
Bennett Ludden directing. I
: Next Tuesday the musicians
will appear at the School for the
Blind and the following night at
Hfflcrest school. 'Thursday the
group frffl give a program at the
state tuberculosis hospital f '!.
- On March 27 a program ' will
be presented at the Old People's
Home and on March 29 at the
Oregon state penitentiary.
Mrs.: David Eason is manager
of the .program series and Mrs.
Walter A. Denton is ! assistant
manager. - .
The program has beenl an
nounced as follows: I
Impromnm i r fya
Hondo Capriccioso Mendebsoha
louaw Tweed, piantet j
Hayo You. Sao But a Whit lily .
UrOW I A mm.
Love Hat Eyas
. Bishop
Schubert
UTaaia song
RUCiadOM. Orlnrna.
ScarUtt
TVirAhv lr4.t
Romane . .,. Wienlawsk
Humming Bird - anua
fa Bateau . Debussy
Proludium and Allecro Kreisler
GeraMiM Sdimoktr, vloUnist
Etuoa, Op. XS, No. H ,.,., ... Chopin
Malaguena . ...... ; . Lecuooa
Kathertaa Schlsder. pianist
XooperaooatioM Walter SkrondaL
to
Honor a
Visitor
An interesting visitor in tha
capital today is Madame; Su
tanne jSilvercruys, who will be
the guest speaker at the Knife
and Fork dinner tonight at the
Marion hoteL 1 - .. . I ; V
Mrs! George Rossman will be
a luncheon hostess this afternoon
in compliment to Madame! Sil
vercruys at her home I on Norm
Capitol street Wives of board
of the directors of the Knife and
Fork club; of which Judge Ross
man is president hav been in
vited to the luncheon. Covers
will be. placed for; fourteen
. guests '';-.''( j r
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noon at her North Capitol Itreet
home in honor of members of
her club. f j .
Mrs. Wayne Stuart Nelson will
entertain mmebers of her bridge
club at a dessert supper Friday
night at the Carl Nelson hope on
West LeffeUe street, i ( i
lh perfect fit of
cost so very
difference
on your Shagmoor nowl
Luncheon
Auxiliary: at
Bellinger
Home
Mrs. Grover C Bellinger open
ed her suburban home Tuesday
.night to members of the Marion
Polk county medical auxiliary.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. A.
Terrence King and Mrs. George
Williamson. " -.- i -j-
A dessert supper was served
' by the liostesses. iThe serving
, table was centered jwiih a bou
quet of Christmas roses. Bou
quets of spring flowers were used
about the rooins.';Jp.;;:.:'-X';
During , the evening Mrs. Bur
ton Myers talked informally on
the history . of glass !; and old
glass. Mrs. William H Udbeck
presided at the business meet
ing, i
Attending were Mrs. Roscoe
C Wilson, Mrs. Ralph E. Pur-
vine, Mrs. .William Li Lidbeck,
Mrs. J. B. Davis, (Mrs, Robert
F. Wulf, Mrs. M.! C5. Flndley,
Mrs. R. P. Anderson of Stayton,
Mrs. H. J. Qements, Mrs, Paul
Wolfe, Mrs. H. K. jStockwell,
Mrs. George. W. Shepard, Mrs.
W, r. Conrad, Mrs R. D. Byrd,
Mrs. J. O. Matthis, Mrs. Ray
M, Waltz. Mrs. W. J. Stone. Mrs.
C. E, Batkes, Mrs. Burton Myers,
Mrs. Tom H. Dunham, Mrs. Gro
ver C. Bellinger, Mrs. George
Williamson and Mrs. A. T. King.
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Melton Sings
Oregoniarsj Song
When James Melton! sings in
Salem on Monday night, he will
include a special number on his
program. The Farmer's Son",
words for which were written by
'Mrs. George N. Christenson of
Silverton, and musi$ by John
Tasker Howard, composer.
A letter from Lawrence Evans,
vice president of the Columbia
Concerts to Mrs. Max Rogers,
secretary of the local association,
says that Mr. Melton will include
. this as an encore. ! : "
Many Salem folk heard Mr.
Melton sing this number about a
year ago on the radio, when an
explanation of the' song, and an
acknowledgment - of the author
of the, words was made.
Mrs. Christenson Isl a member
of the community concert series,
and if her two lieutenant sons
are at home, will attend with
them. !
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Congratulations ge to Mr. and . Miss Paolie fYaCaee, Ugh
Mrs. Peter Buck (Josephine Mc- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wal
Gilchrist) on the birth of a son, lace, will arrive Friday from An
WiHiam Peter, Tuesday night at nie Wright Seminary In Tacoma
the Salem General hospital. The to spend the spring vacation in
little boy weighed seven pounds . capitaL She will be met
and fifteen' ounces. The baby's
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
William McGilchrist Jr., and
Mrs. Ai H. Buck of St Louis,
Missouri t
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