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Guests, Are
Bidden to
Dinner
Mr. and Mr. C. Ronald Hud
Una and Mr. and Mrs, Edwin
L. McEwen will be hosts for a
smartly arranged dinner party
Saturday night at the Hudkins
home on North Summer street
In compliment to a group of
their friend.
Guest win be seated at small
tables centered with bouquets off
roses and sweetpeas, Other, bou
quets of garden flowers will b
arranged about the rooms. Con
tract bridge will be In play dur
ing the evening.
Covers will be placed for Mr,
and Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Gerald Nibler, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Klaus, Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Jones, Mr. and Mrs,
Deral Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L.
McEwen and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Ronald Hudkins.
Women's Group
Entertained
Dean Olive Dahl was hostess
to Delta Tau Gamma members
of Willamette university and
their mothers Monday night for
a no host ' supper and garden
party at her home.
Guests were Mrs. Sam Car
ter, Mrs. P. G. Zerzan, Mrs.
George Gabriel, Mrs. Norma
Shaw, Mrs. C. A. Graham, Mrs.
E. B. Daugherty, Mrs. M. M.
Magee, Peggy Gabriel, Dorothy
Zerzan, Rosalie Hoover, Alice
Daugherty, June Toomb, Elva
Buhler, Jean Ludlow, Virginia
Cannon, Dellora Doerfler, Vir
ginia Brown, Helen Terry, Vi
vian Miller, Jane Hanson, Mar
Ian Erikson, Cloise Wallace,
Jane Brown, Virginia Davis,
Lois Robinson, Ruth Barber
and Imogens Roye.
Piano Pupils
Will Play
Miss A. Marguerite Luthy
will present a group of piano
pupils in recital at her resi
dence studio tonight for the
pleasure of parents and friends.
Appearing on the program will
be Glenda Fox, Margaret Reid, ,
Peter Luthy, Darlene Gardner,
JoAnn Miller, ''Marie Romalne.
Bonnie Hamilton, Betty Jean
Folz, Delores Picha, Donna
BrunkaL Judy Luthy, Valorie
Dunn, Nadene Gttman, Jean
nette ScheideL Bradford Nelson
and Beverly Cater.
Mrs. Richard Chambers a4
her four months old daughter,
Ann, are leaving , today for
Portland to spend a" fortnight
with her mother, Mrs. Martha
Kauffman.
Today s Menu
' Halibut or sole will make the
main dish for today, when serv
ed In this menu:
Grapefruit salad
Fish Mornay
Buttered asparagus
New potatoes
Strawberry shortcake
. FISH MORNAY
4 filets of halibut, flounder,
or sole (1 pounds)
V.-- .s!t end pepper
tablespoons butter or sub
stitute m tablespoons flour
teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce .
Vi teaspoon dry mustard
1 teaspoon garlic vinegar "
pint cream
H cup diced cheese
Place filets In individual greas
ed baking dishes or a large bak
ing dish and sprinkle with salt
and pepper. Melt butter in
saucepan. Remove from fire and
add flour, mixing to a smooth
paste. Add mustard. Worcester
shire sauce and vinegar and stir
thoroughly. Return to flame and
add cream; stirring constantly
until sauce has thickened. Add
cheese and cook over low flame
until cheese has melted. Pour
sauce over fish. Place In 400
degrees oven and bake until top
Is brown (approximately IS
minutes), i
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Society .... Clubs
Music . .
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Eoffs Honor
Visitors at v
Mr. and Mrs. Asel C. Eoff
were hosts for a buffet dinner
Thursday night at their Fair
, mount Hill residence In compli
ment to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Roseborough, who are here from
New York City. The visitors
plan to leave next week for. the
east after a month's stay In the
west.
Eighteen guests were invited
. to honor the Roseboroughs. The
buffet table and guest rooms
were festive with bouquets of
pastel garden flowers. The even
ing hours were spent informally.
Gardeners Meet
For Discussion
The Oak Grove Gardeners met
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Madge Mayhood, A
display of flower arrangements
decorated the rooms.
Mrs. Florence Kortemeyer and
Mrs. Walter Pierce were in
charge of the program.
Interesting short talks were
given by members on their suc
cess in vegetables and flowers.
Attending were Mrs. Oliver
Wait, Mrs. Nellie Ferguson, Mrs.
Iva Leach, Mrs. Lena Boone,
Miss Elva Boone, Mrs. W. B. Al
len, Mrs. Davis Allen, Mrs. Mat
tie Carr, Mrs. Rhoda Ratdlff,
Mrs. Walter Pierce, Mrs. Mabel
Moorhouse, Mrs. Clara Brunk,
Mrs. R. W. Hogg, Mrs. E. L.
HerreiV Mrs. Florence Korte
meyer, Dorothy T. Wright, Mrs.
C. K. Logan, Mrs. Jack Gibson
and Mrs. Madge Mayhood.
Laughlins Fete
Senior Girls '
Members of the Willamette
university sociology seminar
were honored with a chicken
dinner Tuesday night when
their major professor. Dr. S. B.
Laughlln, entertained at her
Court street home. ,
:- Red roses centered the dinner
table. Covers were placed for
Miss Louise Cutler, Miss Kay
Wilson; Miss Betty Andrews,
Hiss Emma Lou East, Miss Alice
Jones( Miss Mary Laughlln and
Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Laughlln.
Mr. and Mrs. Pael A. Ftfrate
and daughter, Ruth Pauline, of
Aberdeen, Idaho, are spending
several days at the home of Dr.
and Mrsr F. D. Voigt Mrs. Fu
gateand Mrs. Voigt are sifters.
Miss Fugate Is planning to en.
ter the University of Ornn in
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rfceades
have as their house guests this
week their daughter, Mrs. Rex
smvmz, and small daughter,
Maruyn jean, or Canby.
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Past guardians, i Neighbor! eC
Woodcraft, with Hn. Thomas
Teeaon, 410 Soutfc 14th atreet.
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Woman's Belief ; Corp. TMCA
p.m. It
Loyalty class. First Baptist
church. 7:30. prosram.
Union Hill granfet baQ.
MONDAY ;'
JayoettM withflMrs. -Warna
Adamj. ISIS Market t, T pja.
Whit 8hiin of Jerusalein, a
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WEDNESDAY U
Westminster guild. First Pre
byterian church, S p.m.
Date Iaj Set
Juy
Rites !'
Sunday, July 22: ha been get
as the date for the wedding of
Miss Betty Andrews, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. An
drews of Portland and Mr. Jay
Savereid, son of Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Savereid of jiEvanston, Illi
nois. The engagement of the
couple was announced in March.
The wedding will take place
at the Andrews iome In Port
land. Miss Aneeri Hutchinson of
Seattle, formerly ;ef Salem, will
be Miss Andrewr only attend
ant fl
. MisS Andrews will receive her
degree from WUljmette univer-
as president of Pi! BeU Phi the
pasx year, sue also was vice-
ti0cJFM
western university
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Family Dinner -At
Beardfs
Mr. and Mrs William O
Beard and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Beard were hos at a family
dinner Sunday i the home of
the former on Trade street
The dinner wps in honor of
their mother. Mik W. F. Beard,
and Mrs. J. T. ssex, sister of
Mrs. Floyd Beard, from El
Keno, Okla, who! have spent the
past two months! visiting rela
tives 'here and Mi Yakima.
Guests included! Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Beard of Yakima, Wash.;
Mr. and Mrs. WW. Beard and
family of AlseaffMr. and Mrs.
A. M. McGeary of Portland, and
Mr. and Mrs. Baymond Beard
and sons of Salejc
Mr. and Mrs.! 'David Bettker i
of Seattle arrived In Salem!
Wednesday to Impend the re-'
mainder of thaj week -at the 'H
home of Mrs. Booker's brother-in-law
and sistefi Mr. and Mrs.
Paul B. Wallacejj
Arriving teda to spend the
weekend with j Mrs. Wayne'
Doughton will 3 Mrs. J. A.
Burroughs and llaughter, Joan,
of Grants Pass.
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fiihoDIH SO CLEAN",
hyLlenicolly clean .. . 'd
oSrd to health. Oorok Ha ,nT21
ties, removes stains. Ue Oorox ft
ariyln rovtine cleansiffl of tile, eeomeU
nVcelaln. Hnoleum od wood surface.
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Janet Blake,
Ens: Slafer
To Many
Alpha Chi, Omega sorority co
eds were surprised to learn ef
the engagement and coming
marriage of Miss Janet Blake
. and Ensign) John D. Slater, of
San Francisco, which was told
to the brid-elect's sorority sis
ters at the farewell senior din
ner at the chapter house. The
wedding of the young, couple
will take place In Camas, Wash
the bride's home, -on June 30.
The announcement was made
when the house president, Dor
othy Kenney, released two kit
tens from a ' paper bag. About
the neck of one kitten was an
officer's crest and about the oth
er was a wedding ring.:
! Miss Blake is a senior! at Wil
lamette university. She has
served as senior scholar in home
economics and will graduate on
June 23. Her fiance took his
navy V-12 training at Willam
ette and attended midshipman's
school at Columbia university.
He will return from his supply
training at Harvard the last part,
of the month. Both Miss Blake,
and Ensign Slater were promin
ent in campus activities.
J Miss Blake was honored with
a! bridal shower by her sorority
sisters following the dinner. The
three seniors, Wilms Froman,
Betty Hanauska and Janet
Blake were! presented with
creste-d earrings as farewell
gifts. j
(A new tradition at the Alpha
Chi Omega; house was introdu
ced this year by presenting a
recognition pin to the outstand
ing member of each class. Selec
tions were based on house serv-.
Ice, scholarship and activities.
Receiving the honors were Wil
ma Froman, senior; Del von
Long, junior; Pat Mansfield, so
phomore and Evelyn Jory,
ireshman.
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Day Tea
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At Myers Home
(The home of Dr. and Mrs.
Burton A. Myers on North 24th
street was the scene of an infor
mal affalrp Tuesday afternoon
when members of chapter BC,
PEO entertained. Annual guest
day was observed with over 33
present.
f Mrs. C. Parker, president
of the chapter, greeted the
guests. Mrs. Paul Lindholm. re
turned missionary, spoke about
her experiences while In a Jap
anese prison camp.
1 At the tea hour Mrs. Wayne
Gordon presided at the serving
table. Mrsi Carl W. , Emmons
was in charge of arrangements
for the affair. -
Mr. audi Mrs. Leo N. Childs
will be in Eugene this week to
attend the! graduation of their
daughter, Betty, from the Uni
versity of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Carkin will also be in
Eugene for the graduation of
their daughter, Jean Carkin
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I Mrs. Ira J. . Fitts will be in
Portland Saturday to meet her
son. Air Cidet M. F. Fredericks,
Who will be home on a conva
lescent -leave. He has been hos
pitalized in Savannah, Georgia
from an Injury for the last sev
en months
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' Edward Struck; 12-y oar-old jnusidcm, whp will share
honors wifli Wayna Mercer in ct marimba recited Friday
night at Walletj HalL i - . j J ,
Mrs. Lee 8. Rets el Mill City,
formerly i of Saiem, entrained
Wednesday for Milwaukie, Wis
consin to join Warrant Officer
Ross, who is stationed there
with, the ' termination account
ing department of. the army.
Mrs. Ross was accompanied by
her niece, Marilyn Miller.
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Shower Honors v
Miss Moorman
MIDDLE GROVE Mrs. Jos
eph Moorman and Mrs. Bern
hard Moorman 'entertained at
the home of the "latter, Sunday,
with a dessert ! luncheon and
miscellaneous shower, honoring
Miss Josephs Moorman, whose
marriage to Mri Patrick Man
ning of Gervais, Will take place
at St Vincent dePaul church in
Salem, July 11. A centerpiece
by White tapers Was used on the
serving table ano Vases of roses
and ' potted plants about the
rooms. Informal entertainment
of games preceded the opening
of the gifts.
The guest list included tha
honor guest. Miss; Josephs Moor
man, Mesdames (August Moor
man, Gertrude Reuttgers, Wil
liam Damery, iMayme Yates,
Louis Zelinski, Preston Dough
ton, Edward Eisenbach, Lena
Bartruf f, Paul Basset t, August
Otjen, Mary Goffin Otto Christ
mann, Henry Christmann, Har
old i Hannigan, Minnie Dauen
hauer, Zeno Welle, Marvin
Stuhr, Marvin Cheek, and the
Misses Marie Moorman, Lavina
K o e n 1 g, Audrey Christmann,
Helen Ruettgersj Helen Schmitt
and) Bernice Reuttgers, of Sa
lem,' and Mesdames John Bar
rett, Amity; Tony J. Lockner,
scio; Leo Voltuii, SUyton; Leo
Gerding and Henry Gerding,
Corvallis; Clarence Goffin,
Aumsville; L. I Darner, Port
land; Ben Voltin, Lyons: Ray
Manning. Alvin
Manning, Alex
Manning, David
Dubois. Wood
bum; and the Misses Elisabeth
Moorman and Mav Manning-
Portland; and Theresa and Gert
rude Manning, Wood bum.
A visits- in Salem Wednesday
was Mrs. T. W. Hammond of
Portland, who Was the guest of
sirs. je. sl Bergman.
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A Surprise
Party far
Feltons
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Mr. Joseph Tetton arranged a
surprise party in compliment to
his wife on their eighth wedding
anniversary Thursday night
The group gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mri Ira J. Fitts be
fore going to dinner at the Chi
nese Tea Garden,
Honoring the! Feltons were Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Young, Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Robb, Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Schwabbauer, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira J. Fitts and Miss Lucy
Staples.
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Meet in
HofH ol H i 1 1 e
AJG?Uit;i jiillo
The June meeting of Salem
Retana was held on Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Carle
ton Wasson iii the Bethel hills.
Miss Lorena Jack gave an in
teresting report on the various
proposed welfare projects now
under discussion by the Council
of Women's Service Organiza
tions ef SalemJ with special em
phasis on the problems of youth.
Following the meeting 'mem
bers enjoyed games in the gar
den and a dessert supper was
served by the; hostess, j
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kaasage
are receiving felicitations on the
birth of a son bom at the Sa
lem General hospital, Thursday,
June 14. i
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Mr. and Mrs. Brown E. Sisson
have invited a group of friends
to dinner Saturday night at their
home on Center street for the
pleasure of Dr. and Mrs. J. C
Harrison. : ;
. The dinner table will be cen
tered with a low arrangement of
pink peonies flanked by match
ing tapers.) Garden flowers will
be arranged about ' the guest
rooms. ?) 7
Covers will be placed. for Dr.
and Mrs. J". C Harrison, Dr. and
Mrs.' B. F. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Miss Beryl
: Holt, Mrs. William A. Sisson and
Mr. and Mrs. Brown E, Sisson.
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Members ef Chad wick ehap-
ter. Order of Rainbow for Girls
held an indoor picnic jsupper and
meeting at Masonic temple
Tuesday night Introduced were
Civilla Reeher, past grand wor
thy advisor of Oregon, Addyse
Lane and visiting members, Pat
Richardson, Dallas, Nancy. Da
v 1 d s o n, Bremerton' and ' Avis
Steiner, Corvallis. Tbe : final
meeting of the year will be held
on June 26. 1
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Sirs. Karl Kegel I has as
guest at her home this week, a
cousin, Mrs. Williani H. Wol-
port of Los Angeles. I
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will have a social evening to
. night for members and fam
ilies. Widows of former mem
bers are invited.
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