iThm OEEGOH STATESMAN. EaW Orjon.TuiaT Morning. March, 27. 1843
PAGE TKSEE
Miss Gayle
Crozier
To Wed
The Engagement of Miss Gayle
Crozier, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Crozier, to Staff Ser
geant Arthur LeRoy Priem, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Priem,
was revealed Saturday night at
a smartly arranged party at the
Crozier home.
-. The wedding date has been set
for. Saturday, April 14 at i the
Court Street Christian church.
The groom-to-be, who is station
ed at Scott Field, Illinois, will ar
rive in the capital several days
before the ceremony. - j-
. Miss Crozier and her fiance
are both graduates of Salem high
school and ; later attended Wil
lamette university. She is now
employed at the state library; v
j Guests learned the news at the
supper hour when individual
cards bearing the names of the
couple and the date were at each
place. The table centerpiece was
of daffodils and yellow candles.
Those present were Mrs. A. A.
Priem, Mrs. L. C. Priem, Mrs. E.
J.' Burke, Mrsj, T. M. Gosser,
Mrs. E. J. Winkenwerder, Mrs.
Richard Ackley, Mrs. Thomas
Parker, Mrs. Paul Staab, Mrs.
Lyle Cave, Miss
Marjory Priem,
Miss Evelyn Johnson, Miss Mae-
Ida Reynolds,
Miss Ruth An-
drew, Miss Betty Willard, Miss
Beth Alice Ladil of Portland,
Miss Carol Croiier, Miss Gayle
Crozier and hosless, Mrs. Frank
Crozier.
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Jason Lee WSGS
Circles Meet
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of! the Jason ; Lee
Memorial Methodist church will
hold circle meetings on Wednes
day, March 28, at 1:30 o'clock in
the following homes: J
Januar y-J u 1 y, with Mrs.
George Benson, 850 Market
street.
February-August with Mrs.
Ernest Taylor, 340 South 14th
street.
March-September, with Mrs.
J. L. Batdorf, 60 Division street,
Mrs. W. L. Lewis, hostess.
April-October, with Mrs. Mar
tin Skarbo, 1587 North Winter.
Mrs. Rebecca Westaby, hostess.
May-November, with Mrs.
E. L. Moore, route 7. Cars will
leave the church at 1:15 p-. m.
June - December, with Mrs.
G. W. Byers, 1915 North Fifth.
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Recent graduates of AAUff
will hear Mr. Raul Valle of Bo- .
livia, speaker Wednesday night
at the meeting at the home of
Mrs. John Taylor, 433 North 17th
street at 8 o'clock. Mr. Valle is
now teaching Spanish classes at
the YMCA. Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. William H. Bade
and Mrs. Calvin Kent.
Business meeting of the La
dies Aid society of the Knight
Memorial church will be held
Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors at, 2 o'clock.; A
luncheon will be served at 12:30
to be followed by a speaker, j
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Today's Pattern
' Soft, ' feminine version of i the
shirtwaist frock. Pattern 4923 has
flattering ruffled yoke. Ideal for
all-around ' wear; - easily made,
too! V' -"-.."? . ' :i
Pattern 4934 comes in misses and
women's sizes 16, 18, 20; 34j 36,
38, 40, 42, 44, 48 and 48. SLSje
26 takes 3 ft yards 39-Inch fabric.
" Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins for
thia pattern to The Oregon States
man, Pattern Dept., Salem. Ore.
Print plainly SIZE, NAME, AD
DRESS, STYLE NUMBER. -r
Send FIFTEEN CENTS more for
the Anne Adams - Fall and Winter
Pattern Book, full of smart, fabric
saving styles. Free pattern for bat
and muff-bag printed right in book.
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Wednesday, Modern
Featuring the
Top Hatters
Thursday. Old Time
Featuring Pest Edwards'
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0! J Time and Modern
Two Floors and i
' Two Bands
vdj M Mil f. h
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Maxlne Buren ' Jeryme English j.
Women' Editor . Society Editor -
Miss Patricia Tracy Weds
Ensign Warren Hunter I
At Appleton . Chapel ; .... i'
Appieton chapel in the Memorial church at Cambridge, Massa
chusetts was the setting for the marriage of Miss Patricia Tracy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tracy of DaUas..and Ensign Warren -Hunter,
son of Mr. and .Mrs. Paul W. Hunteivol Shelton, Wash., on
Wednesday, March 21. - I t
The afternoon ceremony was read at 4 o'clock by Chaplain
- Ralph E. Tupper, USNRJ .The
Miss Griffith
To Be Cadet
Nurse
Miss Lorah Kate Griffith has
had as her house guest the past
week her Pi Beta Phi sorority
sister, Miss Louise Knouff of
Portland.
Miss Griffith, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis' Griffith, and
Miss Knouff will enter the Uni
versity of Oregon Medical school
as members of the cadet nurses
corps on April 2.
The coeds just completed their
sophomore year at Willamette
university and were - popular
members of the university set
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith will ac
company their daughter to Port
land on Sunday.
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Miss Taylor Gives
Demonstration
Miss Helen Taylor, war food
emergency expert demonstrated
vegetable cookery and the serv
ing at luncheon Friday to mem
bers of the West Salem Home
Economic club at the home of
Mrs. Sara Chamberlain on Ter
race drive.
Miss Taylor invited the wom
en to a demonstration at the
VFW hall on April 10 at 11 o'
clock. The next meeting of the
club will be at Mrs. Chamber
, Iain's on .April 24 at 10:30 o'
clock with Miss Taylor showng
short cuts in cookery.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown E. Sisson
have returned from a two weeks'
trip which took them to San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr.
Sisson went south on a buying
trip.
Mrs. Ellen McCormirk is con
valescing at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I David H.
Cameron, after a major operation
in Portland. Mith Mrs. McCor
mick is her son, John Lee.
Weekend raests of Mrs. Rob
ert Prime were Mrs. Nora Jane
Cochran and Mrs. A. J. Mal
chow of Illwaco, Wash.
Woman's Relief Corns will
hold a card party on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Florence Shipp, 1880 Nebraska
street'from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Today s Menu
Molasses will take the place of
part of the sugar in the pie that's
oil today's dinner menu.
Head lettuce chunks
Meat pie with vegetables -Mashed
potato top
Escalloped tomatoes
Pecan pie
PECAN PIE
Vi cup butter f '
Vt cup granulated sugar
3 eggs, unbeaten
cup New Orleans molasses
Juice of 1 lemon
1 cup pecan meats, sliced. .
Line 9-inch pie plate with pas
try. Cream butter and sugar. Add
eggs, molasses and lemon Juice
and beat with rotary. egg beaten.
Add pecan meats and pour into
pastry-lined pie plate. Bake in
hot oven (450 degrees) 10 min
utes, then decrease heat to mod
erate (350 degrees) and bake 30
minutes longer.
Dr. Harry A. Brown
, ' Optometrist
14 N. Liberty St.
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chapel "was decorated f with "
spring flowers and blossoms. Mr.
Robert Seedore, USNR, was . the
organist and played "Through
the Year's' and "Always".! I
The bride, who was accompan
ied east by her parents, was giv
en in marriage by her father.
For her Wedding she chose a hand
some model of white brocaded
latin fashioned with a long, tor
so bodice and a full skirt! which
terminated in a short train. The
podice was made with a: sweet
heart neckline and long sleeves.
I j Her, fingertip length tulle veil
cascaded from a Mary j Stuart
halo with an open crown j which
toss caught at the sides' . with
oeange blossoms. She carried; a
wfiite prayer book marked with
a Iwhite orchid. I j
IMiss . Virginia Steed of JSalem,
who is spending the whiter in
Boston, was tht maid of j honor.
ie wore an apple greei gown
with Juliet cap and carried pink
rcjses. ' v -; .
I I Midshipman John D. Slater of
hps Angeles, former V-12 stu
dent at Willamette, stood with
Eihsign Hunter as best man. i
For her daughter's nuptials
Mrs. Tracy selected a petal blue
costume suit with black) acces
sories and an orchid corsage, j
jThe newlyweds were greeted
at a small reception in the) Tracy
fuite at the Statler hotel In Bos
ton. Among the guests from the
west coast were Mrs. J. Bi Eakin
of Pittsburg, formerly of Dallas,
Mrs. E. B. Cruson of j Sweet
Home, Ensign David Teeter of
Castlerock, Wash former Wil
lamette university student and
fraternity brother of the 'groom,
Ensign Dean Elchinof f of San
Francisco, . Ensign and' . Mrs.
deorge Ottum, Ensign Harold
Hingleberg, former Willamette
student,: and Ensign Jack Homer
of San Francisco. 1-1-I
Ensign and Mrs. Hunter are
spending their honeymoon in
ijNew York and Boston. F6r trav
elling the brunette bride wore a
pastel blue tailleur with I match
ing top Coat and black accessor
ies. A white orchid was pinned
to the shoulder of her suit I
Ensigli; and Mrs. Hunger will
go to Baltimore, Maryland in Ap
ril where he will report for tem
porary duty. j
The bride is well known in Sa
lem and Dallas. She is a grad
uate of St Helen's hall and Willamette-university.
She also at
tended Oregon State college and
wears the Pi Beta Phi arrow. Her
husband is a graduate of Wil
lamette i university and Harvard
iiaval supply school. He receiv
ed his ensign's commission on
his wedding day.; His fraterni
ties are; Kappa Gamma Rho and
Blue Key. I
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iaveE3sedl:fats
for pM cprte!
i Keep saving aU used kitchen fata. .
: Your country urgently needs them ... to help
make medicines, parachutes, synthetic rubber,
1 ? t munitions, paictt end soaps for military and
; t civilian uses; . j ' i , 1 j " ' ' ' "
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n So keep up your good work. Save every pos
'j sible drop of used fatSjfemember, or eacA
pound you turn in, you get 2 red ration points!
' Approved hj OPA 4 VTFA. Paid for Ij Imdustrj ,
Visitors Are
Guests of
Families4 ,
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Visitors continue, to hold the
, social; spotlight " with - new . ar
rivals! coming each day to be
with their families.
- Mrs Philo HalL ' the . former
Mary Virginia Nohlgren, ; arriv
ed in Salem Saturday from Rock
ford, Illinois,' with her year old
son, David.- They plan to be
here for a extended ? visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Nohlgren.
Mrst Joseph Nohlgren and her
small daughter, Roberta, have
also arrived from the east to
visit her husband's parents. Mrs.
T Nohlgren and her little girl have A
been residing in St Paul, Minn
esota.! Lt .Nohlgren i is now in
the South Pacific.
Mrs. Hall and .Mrs. Nohlgren .
; arrived at this time , to see the
former's i brother, and wife, Lt
(jg) and Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren,
' who- fire here from San " Fran
clsco.l ' - - . -Visfting
at the Royal Court
-'-apartment of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Balddck this week "are their
daughter-in-law and grandchil- -dren,
;Mrs. Rebert Baldock, Jan
et and Robert of Spokane. Mrs.
Baldock will be remembered as
the fbrmer Elizabeth Vaughan.
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Noble Grands to
Entertain Lodge
Miss Hazel Price, president
presided at the regular session
of the Past Noble grands when
they met at the home of Miss
Verda Olmsted. After the meet
ing refreshments were served
by Miss Olmsted, Mrs. Lora
Groves and Mrs. Roy Bremmer.
Games were the diversion of the
evening. The club will entertain
the Salem Rebekah lodge No. 1
and the chairman of the commit
tee to decorate will be Mrs. Glen
Adams, assisted by Mrs. Dora
Hill and Mrs. Gustave Erickson.
Reception committee will consist
of Mrs. Robert Henderson, chair
manMiss Wilda Siegmund, Mrs.
Victoria Stiffler and Mrs. Amie
Mills. Refreshments will be
served by Mrs. Cora Van Pelt
chairman, Mrs. Grant Murphy,
Mrs.-; Jennie D. Chalmers, and
Mrs. Coral McNeil. The program
will be furnished by Mrs. Clem
Ohlsen, chairman, Miss Verda
Olmsted and Mrs. A. R. Mc
Laughlin. The next meeting will
be at the 12th street home of
Mrs. Clem Ohlsen, April 18. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Victor
M. Koop,-Mrs. Melviri Ready and
Mrs.; George Naderman.
Present were Mrs. Richard Van
Pelt,: Mrs. Gustave Erickson, Mrs.
Dora Hill, Mrs. Effie Bonesteele,
Mrs. William Cladek, Mrs. Grant
Murphy,. Mrs. Amie Mills, Mrs.
John Wiles, Mrs. Rose Hammer,
Mrs J Coral McNeil, Mrs. A. R.
McLaughlin, Mrs. Glen Adams,
Mrsi Myrtle Walker, Mrs. John
Damielle, Mrs. Howard Hunsa-
ker, Mrs. Ida Traglio, Mrs. Roy I
Bremmer, Miss Hazel Price, Miss
Wilda Siegmund, Mrs. Jennie D.
Chalmers, Mrs. Lola N. McFar-
lane, Mrs. Lora Grove, Miss Ver
da Olmsted, Mrs. Clem Ohlsen,
Mrs Ida Hochstetler, Mrs. Au
gusta Fleetwood, Mrs. Clarence
Towisend, Mrs. Emil Otjen and
Mrs.' Victor M. Koop.
ADDITIONAL WOMEN'S
FEATURES ON PAGE 7
Dr. P. D. Baker
Osteopathic Physician
I and Surgeon
1 1S1 New Blith Bldf.
Off. Ph. 7905 - Km. S02
.-. CLUB CALENDAR
TVESDAT -
Sons - of Union Veterans and
-auxiliary with Mr. and ' Mrs.
Charles Garrett, S23 North 17th
street; '-30 pjn.
AAVW radio group, with Mrs.
J. A. Jelderks, 1964 Center
. street; 2 pjn. -
, Rainbow Girls meet at Ma
' tonic I temple. 7 J5 pjn.
. . Salam Council of Church Wom
en executiT meetlnf. . First
Presbyterian - church, business
session, 1 JO pjn. . .
, BPW dinner meeting. Golden
- Pheasant. S:30 p.m.
- Dauxhtrrs - of St. KUzabeth
meet i at Episcopal pariah house,
p-n-
WEDNESDAY
Woman's - association. T 1 1 s t
Presbyterian church. 2 p m.
Navy mothers club no-host-dinner
at Salem Woman's club,
1:30 p.m.
Lames Aid society Knight Me
morial church meet in church
- parlors, X p.m4 luncheon, 12 30
p.m. .-
Women's Union, First Congre-
fational church, meet at church,
20 p.m. -
- AAUW recent graduates with
Mrs. John Taylor. 433 North 17th
street. S pjn. '
Nebraska auxiliary with Mrs.
. H. W. Knight. 929 North. Winter
. street, no-host luncheon, 12:30
p.m. - 1 '
McCormick class. First Metho
vdist church with Mrs. - Floyd
Bowers. 5 North 15th street.:
. dessert luncheon, 1:13 p.m.
THURSDAY 1
Woman's Relief Corps card
party with Mrs. Florence Shipp,
1880 Nebraska street. 1 to 5 p.m.
Mrs. . Herman Estes has had
as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald . Sherk and daughters, Bar
bara and Virginia, of Spring
field, Missouri. The visitors,
who lived in Salem while he was
attending Willamette university,
will leave for the east on Friday.
They have been visiting with
their parents in Newberg and
Sherwood.
Daughters of the St. Elizabeth
will meet at St. Paul's Episcopal
Parish house this afternoon for
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A Birthday '
Dinner ; -Party
Miss Mary Lou McKay, daugh
ter of. Captain and Mrs. Doug
las McKay, will be a dinner bos- .
tess tonight at the home of her
parents ' on -Jerris avenue. The
occasion will ; be - Miss -McKay's
eighteenth birthday. .
- The: dinner table "will be cen
tered with ,- an arrangement of
spring Cowers and faster ap
pointments will provide the dec- :,
orative note. The evening hours,
will hie spent informally in the
recreation room. Jf - ,'-""
Miss McKay's, guests will be
Miss Shirley Severih, Miss Shir- :
ley Kenagy, Miss Joyce Reeves,
Miss Mena Miller Miss Janet
Gibson and Miss Bettye Man-
oles. 'J-' .- " ... 'y ,. vv
( Mrs. Boweh
! Returns
Mrs'. Helen Bowen, mother of
I Miss Marion Bowen, adrninistra
I tor ; of Marion county welfare
I commission, has returned from a
I six weeks trip to Yakima, where
I she visited with her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Car-
penter.
t Mrs.' Bowen, who is 88 years
I, old, made the trip both way by
$ plane. Her first plane trip was
six years ego.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kahn of
I Seattle are visiting with relatives
and friends in Salem and West
Salem.
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Vi r i -T ill
Mr. and Mrs. XX. A. Ksrte
meyer entertained the card play
ers of the West Salem grange
Saturday, night ' Winning prizes
were "Mrs. Sara Chamberlain,
Mrs. S. j. Gherke, Mrs. '. Harry
White : and Mr. ' and Mrs. Fred
Kuhru - -
Hostesses to
Preside at
Luncheon-. . .
j ' Mrs: George A, White and "Mrs
: Homer Goulet, sr, have invited
members; of the Town and Coun
try club to luncheon at the home
of Mrs. White in Clackamas on
.Thursday afternoon. Inuring af-
iternoon contract bridge will be
in play.? . -. ,.. .
f Bidden; are Mrs. William Mc
GUchristj jr Mrs. Arch M. Jer
man, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, jr,
Mrs. , Frederick Lamport, Mrs.
Earl Snell, Mrs. T. A. Livesley,
all of Salem, Mrs. Clarence
Keene and Mrs. Jack Currie of
Silverton; Mrs. Karl Steiwer of
; Jefferson; and Mrs. H. T. Clark
1 of Portland. ,
: ' Miss. Panlle Wallace, dangh-
ter of M and Mrs. Paul B. Wal
lace, left Sunday for Tacoma to
return to her studies at Annie
Wright Seminary after spending
the spring vacation here with her
' parents.
DABYSPi
Relieve misery direct
-without -tot5f7"
BiBWs-VISoiS
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Mrs. Johnson j i
Fetes Club. ' j
Mrs. Grace Johnson entertain
ed . members of her club at
luncheon at the lion's Den Mon-
day afternoon. Later the group
enjoyed . several hours of con
tract bridge at the Johnson home
on Chemeketa street j .
Special guests we r e Mrs.
Charles T. Jory. Mrs. Itha
Staats and Mrs. Jesse Campbell.
Members are Mrs. Rex Davis, ,
" Mrs. W. S. Ievens," Mrs. Frank'
Brown, Mrs. -Ethel Webb, Mrs.:
T. H Galloway, Mrs. Paul Han
sen, Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Mrs.
R. C Hunter, Mrs.; Percy. Kel-.
ly, Mrs. Frank Loose, Mrs. W.-.
E. Hanson and Mrs.' Johnson.
ricls
for fish, fowl, meats
and economy meals