Beakeys to
Be Honor;
Guests
Mr. and Hit George Schwarx
will be hostj for a buffet sup
per Eaturdar night at their
North Capitol street borne la
compliment to Captain and lira.
John' Beaker. Captain jBeakejr
la home on leave from Barter
General hospital In Spokane.
Arrangement of rosea and
pastel garden flowers Will pro
Tide the decorative note; on the
buffet table and about the
rooms. The evening boors will
be spent inform II jr. i
Bidden to honor Captain and
Mrs. Beakey are Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Poorman, Mr. and Mrs.
Brazier SmaH, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kirk, Mrs. John J. Elliott,
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Pierce and Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Baldock. j
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Edna Roop Tells
Engagement I
The engagement of Miss Edna
Roop; freshman at Willamette
university, to AS Fenton Ford,
pre-med rtudent in the V-ll
program, was announced to her
Chi Omega sorority sisters Sat
urday when roses were ! sent to
the chapter house. j
Miss Roop is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Roop of Sil
verton. Mr. Ford, the i son of
Mr. and Mrs. C F. Ford, Sr,
of MUwaukie, attended Willamette-
for a term before entering
the navy In 1942. He saw ten
months of overseas duty before
coming to Willamette under the
V-12. program. j
No plans have been made for
the wedding. . j
The young women's Mission
ary society of the First church of
the Nazarene will meet at the
home of the vice-president, Mrs.
Ben iRadcliff, 2080 North 19th
at, tonight 1 . i
The Woman's Bible class of
the First Methodis tchurch,
which was scheduled to meet
Friday, has been postponed a
week on account of Illness In the
family of the hostess.
Mrs. Lester Wileea and Mrs.
Jessie Singleton entertained
members of chapter BC, PEO
Tuesday night at the former's
home. A dessert supper was serv
ed with a meeting following.
Tee picnic planned by Camp
Fire; Girls of the fifth and sixth
grades for today, has been post
poned. BATE8YIIXE The WtMi'i
club held the annual spring
luncheon j at the home of Mrs.
H B. Taylor on South 14th street
In Salem,; Thursday. Mrs. E. M.
Bailey received the guests, Mrs.
A. F. Harvey and Mrs. Earl Bid
well assisted in the arrange
ments. ;
The following officers were
re-elected; Mrs. E. Bedwell,
president;! Mrs. G. Garrison, vice
president, Mrs. Fred Dougherty,
, secretary. J .
The following members will
serve on the program committee,
all officers, with Mrs. Garrison
as ; chairman, Mrs. Robin Day,'
Mrs. Claude Murphy. Mrs. E. L.
Meore, Mrs. G. C. Farmer, Mrs.
Claud Talmage and Ida Denny.
Mrs. ELI B. Taylor, Mrs. Leon
ard Grelg and Mrs. A. F. Har
vey wiH act as the flower com
mittee.; ii ?
The members pledged $3 to
ward the Bible classes con
ducted in the school, and like
sum toward the hot lunch
project :
Mr. Margaret Debyns, Mrs.
. Carl Carlson and Mrs. Ralph
Hensley are' new members of
the club. Other ue4U present
were Mrs. William Ray, Mrs.
Li Torresdahl. . Mrs. ; George
Strozut, Mrs. Elizabeth Siddall,
Mrs. William Brietzlee, Pauline
Denny, Mrs. Bruce Willis, Mrs.
S. E. Smith, Mrs. Lottie Mer-
.,, riaon, Mrs. M & Fisher, Mrs. J.
Pentney and Mrs. Vernon Clark
of Portland, Mrs. MaUe Traglie,
Mrs. W; VL Brown of Nocfeik,
Va... and Mrs. Clara Baldwin.
Gtesnt
(InabeHe Creech) wte was In
the county age&f s ffiee tn Sa
lem far els years, hmm recently
been in the office ef iste county
agent at Neosho, Missouri, while
her husband was JUHened at
near-by Camp Orewder.
i Word has now been received
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Lj. Creech, that her husband
Is leaving and she wiH leave
Neosho on. May S3 enroute home.
Highly priied tlila
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Maxlne Buren
Women's Editor
Schreibers
Hosts on
VJ i in'HAV
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schrei
ber will be hosts for an informal
affair Sunday night at their In
dependence home In complimerit
to members of her bridge club
and their husbands.
The honor guests will be Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Dashney,
who are leaving the first of June
to make their home In McMlnn
vflle. Contract bridge will be in .play
during the evening with a late
late supper following. Bou
quets of spring flowers will pro
vide the decorative note.
Guests of the Schreibers will
be Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Dashney, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Busick, Mr. and Mrs. George
Scales, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
O. Stradter, Jr., Mrs. Wheeler R.
English and Mrs. Willis Danf orth.
Coeds Will Honor
Dptes at Dinner
Upperclass members of Delta
Phi sorority at Willamette uni
versity will entertain dates at a
formal buffet dinner at the chapr
ter house from 8 to 9:30 o'clock
Friday night.
Card tables will be arranged
about the living room with
space in the center for dancing
between courses and after the
dinner, lending a night-club at
mosphere.' Decorations of spring
flowers will be about the rooms.
Kay Wilson is in charge of the
affair, assisted by Betty Ran
dall, Vicky Jones and Arlene
Schwartz.
8WEGLE Mrs. G. A. Keener
and Mrs. Earl Wood were hoat-
. esses to members and guests of
the Garden Road Neighborhood
, club at the home of Mrs. Keener
in South Salem Friday afternoon.
A luncheon was served at one
o'clock and the afternoon was
spent Informally with games,
following a short business meet
ing at which time the annual
summer picnic was planned.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Jack Pedersen, Mrs. Earl
Strickland, Mrs. Homer J. Conk
lin and Mrs. Karl M. Garner,
and members, Mrs. A. C. Bach
affer, Mrs. Ralph Warner, Mrs.
Glenn Larkins. Mrs. A. R. Tar
tar, Mrs. R. I Wlcklandec, Mrs.
Frank Blcket, Mrs. Walter
Swingle, Mrs. Archie Wehtje,
' Mrs. Martin Starr, Mrs. Paul
Lynch, Mrs. Bert Hulst, Mrs.
William Hartley, and the host-
Todays Menu
Sausage links with cabbage
will be the dinner's main dish
for tonight
Tomato juice cocktail
Sausage with
Five-minute cabbage
New potatoes
Fresh rhubarb sauce
Store cookies
SMOKED SAKSAGK WITH
rrne-MUfOTK cabbage
lVs pounds smoked sausage links
Water ,
New cabbage
Salt and paprika.
"usAgeln kettle or frying
pan, add about cup water,
rnvr mnd mtimmnr 1A wlnntM
ZZ;-. 7 TT
over low neat.
Remove outer leaves of cab-
cage, qnarter, and cut out the
tough core. Shred or chop ft and
drop Into rnufi amount of rapid
ly baiting , -ed water. Ceok
Just until t 1 4er (S to min
utes). Draiu well. .Season, add
butter or margarine if desired.
Place in center ef hot plate anal
surround with cooked sausages.
Serve immediately.
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THUESOAT i i "
Salem Sojourner dub meet at
Quelle, dessert luncheon, 1 pjn.
United Spanish i War Veteran
auxiliary, Bed Croat aewlnf, with
Lulu J9urkw S3S Galnaa street, 14
a m. No-host luncheon.
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Ladles Salem I Dakota club
with MrsJ X. H. Strand. 17M
North 22nd at. S pjn.
Ann Judson missionary circle,
7 JO. at First Baptist church,
SATCKDAT I -Salem
Woman's dub dessert
luncheon, 1M pjnu, boarajraeet
Int. I la:43 land
In.' S:Se,f- at
clubhouse. I
d Business meet-
Salem woman's
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Fldeus Sunday School class.
Jason Lea cnurcni coverw aa
supper. In church .basement. IM
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Woman's
Club to
Install
Officers
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Last meeting of the season for
the Salem Woman's club will
be held' Saturday afternoon at
the j clubhouse. A dessert lun
cheon will j be served at 19
o'clock followed by a business
meeting.- f J
Mrs! George H. Swift heads
the luncheon committee. Assist
ing are Mrs. H. H. Vandevort,
Mrs. LethalStaatS, Mrs. W. E.
Hutchens, Mrs. Claude H. Glenn,
Miss Virginia Bird, Mrs. S. A.
Baldwin, Mrs. James Glass, Mrs.
P. C. Harland and Mrs. W. O.
Widdows. Presiding at the serv
ing table will be Mrs. C. H. Mc
Culleh, retiring president, and
Mrs, George Rossman, incoming
president, j .
At the business: meeting Mrs.
Rossman and :hei officers will
be formally installed. Annual
reports from heads of depart
ments! and .committee chairmen
will be given. Mrs. J. A. Brown
son, Mrs. J. M. Devert, Mrs.
Walter Spaulding; Mrs. C A.
Ratcliff and Mrs. C H. McCul
lah ; will gve reports on the
county federation meeting. Re
porting on the third district con
vention in Portland will be Mrs.
Floyd! White, Mrs. Frank Mar
shall, ;Mrs. Merle! Travis, Mrs.
C. A.. Ratcliff and Mrs.; a H.
McCuttah. Ii ! .
District Ne. t, ef the Oregesi
State 'Nurses' ; association will
meet Monday, May 28th, at the
Ernest Arneson residence, 2135 ;
South Cottage stj Miss FJnora
Thomson, president of the state
association and Mrs. Linnle
Laird, executive secretary, will
be guests. J
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Members ef the -B e e k and
Thimble dub met at the Fern
Morgan home on Thursday aft
ernoon for the final meeting of
the season. Guests for the aft
ernoon werf Mrs. Mildred Mor-
gan, Mrs. E. R. Flawn and
daughter Carol and Mrs. Robert
C. Adams. j
Mr.aad Mrs. Geeui Vaadeae-
ynde and Mr. and Mrs. L. O.
Arena ; will fbe in Portland to
night to be dinner guests of
Mr. Borris pmmett, Sears Roe
buck executive, at the Multno-I
mah hoteL Mr. Arena and Mr.
Emmett were friends in Palo
Alto, Calif. j
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Mrs.', Sexton
A Bridge ;
Hostess
Mrs. 'Virgil Sexton entertained
at a sjDaarfly arranged dessert
supper .Wednesday night at her
home on Waldo avenue in com
pliment to k group ot rrlends.
.Guests were seated at small
tables where contract bridge was
in play : during tnt evening
' BouquebJ of roses, iris, and col
umbine were arranged about the
rooms, i H -;;' :H
Mrs. Sexton's , guests were
Mrs. Floyd Bowers, Mrs. Charles
Feikav Mrs; Earl Cooley, Mrs.
Bjarne Ericksoo, Mrs. Sidney
King, Mrs. Glenn Paxaon, Mrs.
Gardner ; Knapp, Mrs. Forrest
Simmons, and Mrs. Lloyd Sand
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Entertained
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Mrs. Portia Conway was hos
tess on Wednesday night at her
new home on Lena avenue, to
members: of the nursing staff of
; the I Marion county department
of health! Dinner was served to
the group.
The party was in honor of
Mrs. Marjorie Wykoff and Mias
Jewell Walters,! who are leaving
the staff. I
Invited by Mrs. Conway were
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Yeary,
, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wykoff and
son Jacky.fMrs. Evelyn Easley,
Mrs. Dorothy Nye, Miss M. Dar
by, Mlaa Audrey Smith, Miss May
Sermer, Mias Barbara Dike, Miss
Marie Britton and Miss Grace
Taylor.
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ter of Mr. and Mrs4 Claude M'
Pherson, and Miss Phyllij Vaa
Patton left by plane Wednesday;
night tor Sea- Francisco where
they win spend several days.:
TO girla are students at the
University of Oregon. Miss Mo
Pherson was here the first of
the week at the home of her
parents. . ' . ?
Younger Set j
Bidden to
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Barbara Roth, daughter of Mr j
and Mrs, Edward E. Roth, will
celebrate her fourth birthday at
an informal party Saturday af
ternoon at the Roth home on
North Slat street. !
Guests have been, invited to
come at 3:30 o'clock for birth
day cake and refreshments:
Spring flowers and favors will
provide the decorative note.
Honoring Barbara win be Den-'
nis and David Perry, Jane and
Henry Marsden, Conie Collins,'
Jimmy TterreU, Stephen Roth,'
Mollie Allen, ; Mary Ellen and
f Kalhy Campbell, Jimmy and
Johnny Waterman, 1 Beth Need
ham and Jimmy. Roth.
Additional guests vwill be MrsJ.
EmU Roth, grandmother of the
honoree, Mrs. Russell Pratt, MrsJ
Leon Perry, Mrs. Henry Mars
den, Jr, Mrs. Carl G. Collinsi
Mrs. E. O. TerrelLf Mrs. Carle-,
ton Roth, Mrs. Reynolds Allen,
Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs. W.
T. Waterman i and Mrs. Robert
Needham. j . i
Mrs, Key Mink bee invited
members of her club to an eve
ning of bridge and a late supper
tonight at her home on : South
13th street "
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Parties for
Phyllis .
Adams
i SILVEHTON" Miss Phyllis
Adams, popular bride-elect of
Lt. Vernon L. Barkhurst, is the
incentive) for several bridal par
ties. In the few remaining days
before her marriage on Sunday
afternoon at the Silverton home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
J. Adams.
Mrs. R, B. Duncan and Mrs,
W. L. McGinnis were hostessea
for a smartly arranged T o'clock
dessert bridge Wednesday night
at the former1! home in Silver
ton in compliment to Miss Ad
ams. , 'V1 ':-:.'' -Ji;.s;-::; ,; ;;.-:
i An all white color scheme was
carried out in the appointments
' with arrangements of whit, car
nations, . calla lilies, weigelia,
syringia and candles forming the
decorative notfe
Honoring Mist Adams were
Mrs. E. J. Adams, Mrs. Norman
Eastman, Mrs. Glenn BriedweU,
Mrs. H. B. Tjitham, Mrs. George
Steelhammer, Mrs. Harry Carson,
Mrs. R E. Kleinsorge, Mrs. H.
R. Irish, Mrs. R. A. McClana
than, Mrs. P. L. Brown, Mrs.
Tom Anderson, Peggy Scott, Mrs.
Lee Alfred. Mrs. Henry Pritzaff,
Mrs. C. W. Keene, Mrs. George
, Hubbs, Mrs. Arthur Jam and
Mrs. Carl Wilaonall of SUver
ton, Mias Lorraine Taylor. Mrs.
Urlin Page, Mrs. Custer Roes
and Roy Edgerton, all of Salem.
Mrs. Warren a Hostess
I Tonight Miss Adams will be
honored in Salem at a bridal
party for which Mrs. Charles E.
Warren will be hostess at her
home on Mill street.;
; Guests have been invited to a
rWrt auDoer with several hours
of bridge following. The indi- (
vidua! tables win do cenwrcu
with bouquets of roses and bou
vardia. . .
Bidden to honor Miss Adams
are Miss Lorraine Taylor, Miss
Ruth Sknner, Miss Helen Smith,
Miss' Ernestine Fredericksoni;
Miss Helen Myers, Mrs. Roy
Edgerton and Mrs. Gerald Brown.
Dr.Xovell Speaks
ToBPWClub
Dr. R. Ivan Lovell, professor
of history : at Willamette . uni
versity, was the guest speaker
at the dinner meeting of the
Salem Business and Professional
Women's club Tuesday night at
the Golden Pheasant Acting as ,
hostesses were' Mrs. Effie Are
hart and Miss Ruth Moore.
. Special guests were Mrs. Lena
Boone, Mrs. Elizabeth McKain,
Miss Marina Du Rette. Mrs. Bar
bara Pyle, Mrs. William R. New
myer.'and Dr. and Mrs. R. Ivan
LovelL V '""r-"-"-
Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn took
: poll of registered voters among
club members. Group singing
was enjoyed. .
Past president! honored were
Miss Ruth Moore, Mrs. William
Ltnfoot, Mrs. Mona Toder, Miss
Dorothy Cornelius, Miss Carolyn
Wilson and Miss Grace Taylor.
Sir. and Mrs. H. G. Smith will
entertain members of men club
at bridge Saturday night at .their
Center street home. The group
will meet for a no-host dinner
at the Marion hotel before going
to the Smith home for cards.
Mrs. Walde O. Mills wiU pre
side at luncheon Friday , after
noon at her Fairmount Hill home
in compliment to members of
her club. Contract bridge will
be in play during the afternoon.
Salem Wac Wecta i
In Manila ;, j . ; ;:
MANILA In the beautiful,1
though partially : demolished!
chapel of De La Salle College in
Manila, at two o'clock.
May 3.
of the,
Canaille Buxnham -T5
Women's Army corps, far east
forces, and Corporal John J. .
Connolly of the 64th bomb squad
ron, fifth air force, were married
at a double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burnhanv
1895 Lee street Salem. She at
tended the University of Cali
fornia and was employed in San
Francisco before entering the
WAC in April, l4S. Since her
arrival overseas last December
she ' has been service in New
Guinea, Leyte and Manila. The
groom, son of Mrs. Andrew Bay
er of Trenton, New Jersey, is a
former student : at Dartmouth
college.- - ' . i -
Father Sullivan ! of the army
corps of chaplains performed the
ceremony, while sunlight filter
ed through the pale blue windows
at the rear of the candle-lighted
altar. Miss Burnham was dress
ed in the beige off-duty dress of
the corps, and carried white or
chids. Her bridesmaid, Agnes L
Bard of Buffalo, New York, wore
a tropical worsted uniform. Best
man was Sgt Robinson, also of
the fifth air force.
v Following the ceremony an in
formal reception was held at the
home of friends in the San Juan
heights section1 of Manila, after
which the couple left for a brief
honeymoon before returning to
their respective army jobs.
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