t or
jlvxioo 117 an . ,
Will Leave ...
For South
miss r-amcia Kyan, aaugnter
cf Mrs. J. H. Ryan lis entraining
Wednesday night for San Fran
cisco, where she has accepted-a
new position. Miss Ryan gradu
ated from: Willamette university, w
where she was a member of Beta
Chi sorority. The past year she
has been employed at the state
engineer's office, j
f Miss Ryan invited a group of
ner mends to an ; Informal an
xevoir party Monday night at the -
Ryan home on North 15th street
f A dessert supper was served
by the hostess with several hours
of bridge following.; Bouquets of
pastel spring flowers provided
the decorative note.
. Miss Ryan's guests were Mrs.
George XaVatta, Mrs. Norman
J. Yasle. Mrs. Dean Trumbo.
Mrs. Orville South, Mrs. Wallace
Oleon, Mrs. ames Howard, Mrs.
James Bennison, Mrs. Victor Col
lines, Mrs. Robert DeVlieg, Miss
Bernice Elgin, Miss Helen Smith,
Miss Ernestine Frederickson and
Miss Phyllis Ryan, j '
New Officers
Installed!
- ' i i -
t The final i meeting of the year
of the West Salem Woman's club
was held Wednesday night in
"the West Salem city hall audi
torium. A brief business meet
ing included plans! for a com
munity picnic to be sponsored by
the Woman's club j at the city
ipark. The proceeds of the club's
(May breakfast will be used to
I purchase treats for !the children.
I Tentative date was set as July 14.
The program included candle
light installation of the new offi-
cers who will assume their duties
in the falL Mrs. Guy Neugent
Introduced the installing officers,
; Mrs. Fred Gibson and Mrs. Rob
ert Forster. The candles were
lighted by Mrs. Don Kuhn and
Mrs. Darrel Bradford. Corsages
were presented by Mrs. R. M.
Amrine and Mrs. Drew Michaels.
Music was furnished by Miss
Irene Dalke. j j
The new officers are: Mrs.
Glenn Davenport, president; Mrs.
I. F. Bryan, vice president; Mrs.
Don Watson, recording secretary;
Mrs. L. H. Dalkenburg, treasurer;
Mrs. Ed Undeswood, parliamen
tarian; Mrs. Roger McVey,his
torian; Mrs. H. Li DeArmond,
official hostess; and Mrs. A. Fisk,
official pianist i
A musical program followed
with piano solos by Miss Irene
Dalke, vocal solo by Miss Mon
ette Moling and a vocal number .
by a group of girls from the
;Secred Heart academy. They
7 were introduced by j Miss Shirley
Amsberry. !
I : The serving table; was covered
with a lace cloth and centered
with a cut glass punch bowl
flanked by lighted j tapers. Mrs.
Drew Michaels, retiring official
hostess, presided at the punch
bowl. Hostesses tot the affair
were Mrs. Guy Newgent, Mrs.
. Mark Gehlar, Mrs.. Walter White
and Mrs. A. Fisk.; j j
Recital Will' Be
On Wednesday
Pupils of Prof. Roberts will
appear in recital oh Wednesday
- night at 8:15 o'clock at the
Roberts studio North Summer
street Friends are invited to at
tend. . j-
The following program will be
given: j
ravorites L J. Herbert
- Ruth Ann Pearcy
. : and Janet Miller
Dorothy (Old English Dance)
. .. a.. Smith
. Mary Currte
Shepherd Boy x Wilson
- . Louise Wriston i :
Consolation - t Is Morrison
Virginia Blevins
- nower !"cfcer Langs
Tut EUse . , ' . Beethoven
- Betty Lou Edwards -
Etude in A flat : Wollenhaupt
- - - Martha Jane Pearcy - -4-Minuet
irom Symphony in E
flat" ' .. Moiart
Tarandole c- : Pugno
. Virginia Benner
.' Pas des Amphores Chaminade
- Petite Bolero - Ravtaa
Ma urine janea
Valae fa X flat j Durand
s . Ruth. Ann Pearcy
Adagio, from "Moonlight Sonata"
. , Beethoven
Valae Arabesoue i - Lack
Le PapUlon
Valiee
At Evening
Prelude Op,
Janet Miller
J Nordman
Chopin
S8. No. lj"
Marcel
Godara
Joe Brazle. piano and organ
Today s Menu ;
Fresh mushrooms will be on
the day's main dish tonight
which makes it look like meat
less Tuesday, i
-a Jellied tomato salad
.Grilled mushrooms
Boiled new potatoes ;
; Buttered gree beans
- - Bran muffins
Frozen raspberry shortcake
; " j -.;-'". ;
Grilled Mushrooms
- VJk pounds mushroom
.Salt ' ' .iV-
cup bread crumbs
1 tablespoons butter or substitute
1 tablespoon prepared mustard
Stem mushrooms. Place them
skinside down in a ; shallow
greased baking; dish.. Sprinkle
with salt and bread crumbs. Com
bine butter and mustard. Fill
mushroom cups , with mustard
mixture. Grill In hot oven for
10 to IS minutes or until mush
rooms are tender. Serve on toast
1
Maccabees lodge : will hare a
barn dance Wednesday night at
VFW hall at 8 p. m. Members
and friends are invited. Overalls
and gingham dresses are to be
the correct dress. Mrs. Paul
Shafer, Mrs." J. Edgar Reay and
Mrs. Ethelyn Thompson are in
charge." . ' ..
Society . . ; . Clubs
Music ... . The Home
Maxine Buren
' Women' Editor
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Returns
Being welcomed back 'to Salem
are Mrs. Alvin Mullikin, the for
mer Roberta McGilchrist and
her young son, Michael. They
pla nto make their home here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James McGilchrist, while Chief
Petty Officer Mullikin is serving
' with the navy.
The Mullikins have been resid
ing in Warrensburg, Missouri the
past two years while he was an
instructor at the university with
the navy. V-12 program
Expected to arrive in Salem
Sunday by plane is the McGil
christ's other daughter, Sergeant
Isabel McGilchrist WAC. She
will receive her lieutenant's com
mission at Fort Des Moines, Iowa
on Saturday where she has been
attending the officer candidate
school. .She plans to be here on
leave before reporting for her
new assignment. For the past
two years Sgt. McGilchrist has
been at Fort Slocom, New York.
Miss Bailer Now
Mrs. Niemi
SILVERTON Miss Marian
Bailer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Bailer, and Mr. Orma
Niemi, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
War is of Clatskanie, were mar
ried at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at
the home of the bride's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Brendon, at 436 West
Main. The Rev. O. Leonard
Jones .of the Methodist church
read the ceremony before an im
provised altar banked with
snowballs and peonies, ' in the
Brendon living room. White
candles in tall, white candelabra
were used on each side of the
altar.
The bride wore a soft blue
tailored suit with white accesso
ries and a corsage of white rose
buds and liiies-of -the-valley.
The bride's attendant was Mrs.
Raymond Berry (Bernice Spen
cer) of Portland, wearing a gold
suit with a Tallisman rosebud
corsage. Mr.' Marion Larson of
Portland was best man.
A reception followed at the
Brendon home. White rosebuds
and white tapers centered the
table where the bride cut her
cake. Assisting in serving were
Mrs. Melvin Brendon, Mrs. J
Willhite, Mrs. Walter Larson,
Mrs. Edward Martin, Mrs. Mel
vin Kaser and Mrs. Glenn
Foster.
Mrs. Bailer, the bride's mother,
was gowned in a dark blue after
noon dress and wore a corsage of
white carnations. Mrs. Waris
wore black with a white carna
tion corsage.
; Mr. and Mrs. Niemi will live
at Portland, where he is em
ployed. Dinner Party
For Mr. Frost ;
. Mrs., Russell W. Frost enter
. tained at dinner ..Sunday night
at the . Marion hotel in compli
l ment to the birthday of her hus
band. , Covers .were placed for Mr.
Frost Mr. and Mrs. Cldy Coch-
- ran, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Needham,
Mr. Harry Freeman of Portland,
Stanley Frost and Mrs. Russell
W. Frost
' Mrs. Lee Canfield entertained
members of the Gaiety Hill Gar
den club v at luncheon Monday
- afternoon at her South High
street home. Arrangements of
- Cecile - Brunner roses centered
the table.
Miss , Roberta Jean Toeom
visited with friends ' In Eugene
this weekend.
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Jeryme English
Society Editor
CLUB CALENDAR
TUESDAY
Sons of Union Veterans and
: auxiliary covered dish supper
with J4r. and MrvW. J. Hage
doraj 1405 Fir st. 430 pjn.
Executive session. Salem Coun-
ell of church women, YWCA,
a pjn. ;
BPW dinner meeting. Golden
Pheasant. 4:30 p.m. j
AAUW child study
group,
firaun.
Mrs.s WUliam
North 25th it
sun, S34
Salem Council of Church Wom
en executive council. YWCA,
2 p.m. ,, j .
WEDNESDAY . -
Women's j association, . First
Presbyterian church. S pjn.
McCormick class. First Meth
odist? church with Mrs. E. O.
WelUng. 880 North 16th St. :
AAUW recent graduates with
Miss Betty Byrd, 1287 ChemekeU
. P-n- I
Women's Fellowship of Knight
Memorial church, business meet
ing with Mrs. E. L. Powell, 2160
iraae St.. a; p.m. . -:
Nebraska
Mrs. v Dora
ket st
club, 12:30
Stanton, 1744
With
Mar-
THUmSDAYi
Salem Sojourners club meet at
Quelle, dessert luncheon, 1 p.m.
FRIDAY
Ladies
Salem Dakota club
with I Mrs.
E. H. Strand. 175S
North 22nd
SATURDAY
st 2 pjn.
Salem Woman's
club dessert
: luncheon. 1:30 P.m
r
board meet-
ing, ,12:45 fend business meet-
in. i:M.
clubhouse.
at Salem
Woman 'a
Ycurigsters
Bidden -to-Party
!
Tommy Dunham, son of Cap
tain and Mrs. Tom H. Dunham,
will celebrate his fourth birth-
day this aftekoon at an informal
party at the! Dunham home on
South t Church street. Mrs.'Wil-
mer C. Smi,th will assist ' Mrs.
Dunham infbrmally during the
aiternoon.
: The .birthday table will be cen
tered j with a decorated cake
fanked by sink rhododendrons
and candles. Bouquets of roses
and Cecile Brunners will be ar
ranged abou ; the rooms,
if Honoring Tommy will be Jud
dy Smith, Douglas Hamilton,
JJancy ; Miller, Carol and Kthy
Joseph;, Lanbe and Don Hazel-
bakerj Mark and Bruce Wulf
and Bobby Hill.
? Additional! guests will be Mrs.
Wilmer Smith, Mrs. Clarence
Hamilton, Mrs. Vera W. Miller,
Mrs. Loweli . Joseph, Mrs. H.
Hazelbaker, iMrs. Robert Fischer
;Wulf and Mrs. Irvin Hilt
Figure Skaters
Give Show
,M Salem Figure Skating club pre
sented an amateur show at Leon
ard's Supper! club Sunday night.
Several actsj including solo and
duet numbers were on the pro
gram. : Club members participating
were Betty Lou Edwards and
Norman Fertell, Pat Van DeCo
Jevering, Phil Schwartz and Ra
mona Rice, Fritz Wood, Kolleen
Kroner and: Jim Lance, Jean
Domogalla, Stanley Hawk, Alice
Domogalla and Marilyn Nelson.
: I . i . -,
Women of the McCormick class
of the First Methodist church
will hold . their monthly meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs.E. O. Welling, 980
North 16th street A dessert lun
cheon will be served by Mrs.
Wellinger, Mrs. W. H. Evans and
Mrs. L. V. Schafer. Mrs. B. F.
Williams will be in charge of the
, program. I
Recent ' Gradaate grout f
AAUW will ! meet for a dessert
supper, at the home of Miss Bet
j ty Byrd, 1287 Chemeketa street
Wednesday Jnight at 8 o'clock.
Assisting hostesses will be Miss
Helen Wilson and Miss Gene
vieve RusseU. A social meeting
has been planned with no special
program.
Mrs, Mildred . Boyington of
Oregon City - was the weekend
guest of herj sister, Mrs. Homer
F. Smith.
! Mrs, H. K. Dmnha mof Fort-
land was the; guest this weekend
of her daughter-in-law, Mrs
Tom H. Dunham, .i . . -
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Hit OREGON. STATESMAN. Satan, Oregon. Tuesday Morning. May 22.
Miss Johns
Now Mrs.
Wilier
A wedding of interest to many
Salem friends was held Wednes
day morning. May 18, at St Jo
seph's Catholic church when
I Miss Verna Johns, daughter of
1 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johns be
came the; bride of PFC Wilfred
I Wilier, son of, Mr. and Mrs.
win Wilier, Truman, Minn.
Ed-
The
U service was held at 9 o'clock
be-
fore a large assembly of rela-
fives and: friends, with the Rev.
T. J. Bernards officiating. I
1 The bride, given in marriage
I by her father; wore a wedding
I dress of white satin and- tulle
I with a round, high neck l and
I long sleeves, the skirt made full
I n.tt . :.. i m. .rt J ...
; wtm uuk jkuv vtu wo4 u
ranged from a pearl coronet and
only ornament was a string of
i pearls. For
her -bouquet I the
pink roses 1 and
bride carried
I sweet peas
With lilies-of-the-
valley and streamers. J ;
i Miss Joan DeJardin was maid.
of honor. She wore a shell piok
dress with bouquet, and head
; dress to match. - Miss Norma '
' Weger and Miss Elizabeth Meier
J were bridesmaids, wearing blue :
and pink dresses with harmon
izing bouquets and headdresses.
f Sgt James Dougherty I was
r best man. S
jj :
After the ceremony a recep
' tion and breakfast were held at
the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johns. jjThe
' color scheme was red, white: and
blue and the bride's table was
white with a wedding cakje in
the center, with white tapers. :
For traveling the bride wdre a
purple suit with black accesso
ries and a corsage of roses! and
' snapdragons. After spending ' a
few days at the coast theyS left
for the bridegroom's hom at
Truman, Minn. Following a ivisit
there they will entrain! for
1 Springfield, Mo., where Private
Wilier is stationed at O'Reilly
hospital.
. .
Dirtilday Party
fp . , , , .
t OT Little Vjrirl
6
Miss Glenora Lee Davertport
celebrated her second birthday
on May 17 at a party given by
her mother, Mrs. Glenn Daven
port. ! ;
Guests were Dapne Gehlar,
Sharon Lee Wells, Karen Mo
naco, Janet Ann Griffin j and
Eddie Dean Davenport. f !
Additional guests were Mrs.
Mrs. Mark Gehlar, Mrs. Willard
Wells, Mrs. James Monaco, Mrs.
- j. A. Griffin and Mrs. )ean
Davenport j
The pink and white table- was
centered with a large, ' white,
i birthday cake. 's
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V
EDNA FISHER
KdnCT r lSller 111
Senior Recital j
. Salem friends of Miss ; Edna
Fisher, above, daughter .of Mr.
and Mrs. C C. Fisher, will be
interested to learn that she will
be presented by the University
of Oregon School of Music in her
senior piano ! recital tonight at
the School of Musi? auditorium
at 8 o'clock, i -
Miss -Fisher will graduate
from the .University of Oregon
in June with the degree; of
bachelor of music. She Is a memr
ber of Phi Beta, music honorary
fraternity, and chapter BQ.IPEO,
In Salem. J j: . . f
Miss Fisher is a former; pupil
of Miss Frances Virginie Melton
of Salem and : Mrs. Mary Ander-
son of Bend. j Her Instructor in
piano at the University of Ore
gon is Prof essor George; Hop-
kins. She has received awards
from Oregon State Music Teach
ers association. National Guild
of Piano Teachers and Sherwood
School of Music.
For her senior recital i Miss
Fisher will play Ravel's Sona
tine and numbers from Handel,
D'Albert, Gluck-Sgambati, Scar
1 a 1 1 i, MacDowell; Friedman
Gartner and Dohhanyi. - Miss
Fisher will be assisted by i Julia
Balzhiser and Betty Jo Miller,
Clarinetists, and Darle jWest
bassoonist. i
S I
Mrs. Wallace Olson (Dorothy
Koschmider) -has returned; from
Seattle where she has been with
her husband, who has been sta
tioned there with the army" troop
transport command.- Previous to
Mrs. Olson going north her hus
band.was here for a few dys on
leave. - j
Mr. and Mrs. Chester I. Chase
are receiving felicitations on the
birth of their third child, a son,
Wesley Norton, on May 19 at the
Salem General hospital. The
little boy has two sisters,; Cyn
thia and Marcia. i
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Consult ;
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:.. i .
an Appointment
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1S43.
West Point
Scene of
Wedding ;
Details have reached Salem of
the coming marriage of Miss
Miriam Jensen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Luhr Jensen of Hood
River, to Cadet William Crary,
ion of Mr. and Mrs. J. Burton,
. Crary of Salem. The ceremony:
will take place on Wednesday,!
-June 6", the day following Cadet
Crary's graduation from the
United States Military academy
at WiMtt PnfntJ Mn. Crryr ham
already left for the east and will
aiso oe present lor tne June
r week festivities,
The wedding will be per--
formed at 7 o'clock in the morn
- ins; at Holy Trinity chapel at
j West. Point with Msgr. George
.Murdock officiating. J:
Miss Adele Cadey of Brook-';
lyn, N. will be Miss Jensen's-;
only, attendant . Capt " Morrell
Crary will come from Dayton, f
, Ohio, to be" his brother's best; ;
man. . ; 1
A wedding breakfast will fol-:
, low the ceremony. . Later in the';
-day. the couple will, leave by
plane for Salem,' where they will,
" spend his leave.
Miss Jensen is a graduate pf Mary. Wacken, Agnes -Wacken,-Willamette
university, where she Margaret- Zahare, Lena-Koban,
was a member of Beta Chi so- Myrtle McDonald. Elsie Slattum.
roniy ana cap ana uown. sne
went east in September, IMS, '
where she was in government
contract service work -in 'New j
York. For the past four months
she has been at West Point;
where she received an appoint
ment in the Master of the 1
Sword's office.
Cadet Crary, who will be com
missioned a second lieutenant on
graduation day, also attended:
Willamette university for two
years. He was a member of
Kappa Gamma Rho fraternity.!
After attending West Point Pre
paratory school he entered the
military academy in 1942.
i.
Mrs. Leon Margosian and her :
children, Eugenia, Lester and
Richard, of Portland are spend-1
ing several weeks in the capital :
at the suburban home fo her;:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Laws.::
Royal Neighbors Sewing clab
scheduled to meet this Wednes
day has been postponed until
June 13. !
I I . lT Pnt Jcimer tills the sofl
II Li l ? 3 - ' ' Prolducincj high jrade whoat
I II I 1 Z I y jJl From which th Master Bakers
III I I') Create me bread you eat
jj For Toasting ' j--
, Mrs. Hay Fetes
Rotary ' Board ' ;
Mrs. Arthur Hay presided at
: a dessert luncheon Monday after
i noon at her South Liberty street
: home in honor of members of
' the executive board of Women
: of Rotary. Plans were made for
; the last regular meeting of the
year, which will be. Monday,
May 28.
AttMidin the luncheon meet.
ing were Mrs. Robert Elfstrom,
Mrs. Charles Fowler, ' Mrs. R.
Ivan LovelL Mrs; Arthur Jones,
Mrs. Abner K. Kline, Mrs. A. F.
Marcus and Mrs. Arthur Hay.
i
Mrs. VanCleaV
Honor Guest j
r Mrs. Marvin Van Cleave jwas -the
inspiration for a shower
given at the home of Hattie Van
Cleave in Hazel Green, Wednes
day night Mrs. Roy Runkle, Mrs.
La Roy Van Cleave, Mrs. Her
man Wacken, Mrs. Bert Wolf and
Mrs. Virgil Perrine were joint
hostesses. '?.
Competitive games were in
play during the evening and at
. a late hour refreshments were
served." ' . " ' t
. Honoring Mrs. Van Oeave
were Mesdames" Zeno - Gregg,
Carrie Gilbert. Dorothv Zielinski.
Mary . AspinalL Maude . Mac
Laughlin, Marie Bertrum,' Alice
Jonas, Laura Miles, Marie Stett
ler, Louise Haselbacher Anna
Lehrman, Amy Beer, Nora Van
Cleave, Mary Wolf, Hazel Runkle,
Dorothy Wacken, Rose Andresen,
1i ftio Hnhnm Van.lt, : PrrinA
LueUa Van Cleave, Hattie Van
Plpnv onH Mice Ttsttv Clroa
,
!
rODDieS TO JDe
Sold, Weekend
Plans for the annual sale of
disabled veteran-made poppies
next Friday and Saturday " have
been made. . j
Capital unit of the American
Legion auxiliary will sell the
poppies. All proceeds are set
aside to be used for rehabilitat
ing returned veterans or aiding
their families. !
Mrs. I. N- Bacon is in charge
of the poppy, program, with the
assistance of members of; her
organization, and other patriotic
and fraternal groups. j
.'THTJX
iHonor Goes -To
Sandra
jNordyke
1 Sandra Nordyke, lO-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
i Nordyke of Salem, has received
the distinct honor of being the
-i first Oregon contestant to re-
Icelve a "superior rating' In the
1 original composition division of
the National Federation of Music
clubs contest : i i
For four years the Oregon
Federation of Music clubs has
sent the original compositions of
j students to the national adjudl
fcator, Miss Julia E. Williams of
I Wilmington, Del., for grading.
Sandra Nordyke is the first Ore
S gon student to receive the supe-
rior rating, which Is 95 or better.
I She will be awarded a national
I certificate and her composition,
I "Nocturne in G Minor," Is being
held in .the cast to be played for
I the National Federation of Music
clubs convention.' She will also
receive a first place cup from
the Oregon clubs.
Other Salem students receiv
ing high honors in the contest
are Diane Stoody, 13-yearpld
daughter of Mrs. C. F. Putnam,
I who won a firs r-place state cup
and an ."excellent rating with
j her, composition, "Song of . Po
! land," and Justine Lewis, 9-year-'
I old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin' Lewis, who won a see
's ond place state cup with an "ex
cellent rating" with her compo
f sition, "Adventure in Falry-
land." These students are pu
jpils of Mrs. David Eason.
!
Canning ShOW IS
mt , r.
ilnis Aiternoon
I The i public is invited to the
I demonstration of canning , to be
given this afternoon at the Port
land Gas and Coke company, by
IMrs. Vivian Freeman. The can
ning expert is being brought here
under the sponsorship of the
I Marion county home demonstra
tion agent The demonstration is
Iset for 1:30 p. m. . !
Mrs. Freeman will show how
I to can vegetables and fish, in the
i pressure cooker and discusi
i methods of canning fruits. Mem
I bers of the audience may ask
-1 questions during the final part
I of her show. She will show var
ious kinds of pressure cookers
fand all types of glass closures.