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Society ...Clubs
Music .... The Home
Maxme Burcn
Wetness Editor
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Mr. and Mr a. A. A. Friesen are announcing tha en
gagement of their daughter, Pauline, above, to Mr. Ray L.
Lytton. son of Mrs. EL A. Lytton of Los Angeles. The wed
ding will take place at the Mennonlte Brethren church in
West Salem on Friday, August 24 at 8 o'clock. (Lillian
Cummira photo).
Miss Ross
Hostess
At Tea
Miss Ada Rom entertained In
formally at tea Wednesday after
noon at her North Liberty street
home for the pleasure of two
popular visitors in the capital.
Lt Marjorie Chrlstenson Kinf
and Lt Mildred Chrisenson, who
are the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Perry.
A group of teacher friends of
the honor guests were Invited , to
call between 5 and o'clock.
Bouquets of summer garden flow- ,
rs were arranged about the
guest rooms and in the dining
room.
Miss Mabel P. Robertson pre
sided at the tea urn the first
hour and Mrs. Tom Wolgamott
poured the last hour. Mrs. Elbert
Derry assisted Informally In the
dining room.
The WAC lieutenants; will
leave this weekend for the south,
Lt. Mildred Chrlstenson will re
port back to her base at Craig
Field, Alabama and her sister,!
who was married to Mr. Lewis
King in July, will join her hus
band in New Orleans, where they
will make their home. Lt King
will receive her discharge from;
1he arm in September."
Dean and Mrs. Melvtn Geist
ar sojourning for a few days
at Lincoln Beach. They will be
Joined there this weekend by
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maple,
Marcia and Geraldine Keene.
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Today's Menu j
Tomatoes will begin today's
dinner menu, and blackberries
will be a fitting dessert
"Tomatoes with cucumbers
Veal steaks
Scalloped potatoes
Green peas
j Blackberry cobbler
TOMATOES STUFFED WITH
- ' - CUCUMBERS ; ' .
4 ripe tomatoes
1 cucumber
U cup four cream
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Lettuce
, Peel tomatoes and hollow out
centers. invert and allow to
drain in the refrigerator. Peel
and dice cucumber; combine
with tomato pulp, parsley and
sour cream and season with salt
and pepper to taste. Fill tomato
shells with cucumber mixture
and serve on a bed of lettuce.
S-T-R-E-T-C-HI
S-T-R-E-T-C-H
year supply of
this home-grown
sugar. Don t waste
a single spoonful
of this scarce food
energy.
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Society Bditor
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Visitors Are
Honored
Mrs. George X. Allen was a
supper hostess Wednesday night
at her home on North 21st street
for the pleasure of Mrs. A. S.
Roberts and her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Binford of Texas, who
are the summer house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Laws. An
other out-of-town guest at the
party was Mrs. Eleanor Iorns of
Seattle, who arrived Tuesday for
a visit at the home of Mrs. Al
len. Covers were pi iced for 14
guests. A buffet supper was
served and guests were seated
at small tables. Arrangements
of garden flowers provided the
decorative note about the rooms.
The evening hours were spent
informally.
Heltzels Fete
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Navy Officer
Mr. and Mrs. diaries HeUzel
were hosts for an informal ga
thering at their South High
street residence Tuesday night
In compliment to Lt Jack Mc
Cullough, USNR, who has been
home on a 30-dar leave.
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formal party. The navy officer.
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home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C B. McCul lough, leaves
Sunday for Seattle to report for
reassignment.
Joyce Ilarvey off Portland la
spending the week at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen
Fisher.
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Miss Beralce Elgin was host
ess for a smartly appointed din
ner party Wednesday night ; at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
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Mrs. Harrison W. Elgin, sr.. In
honor of Miss Geraldine Shafer,
bride-elect of Lt Ralph Wade,
. USNR. -.' ; "
The dinner table was centered
with a bouquet of pastel flow
ers flanked by tall white tapers.
The bouquet was tied with a
white satinf bow and streamers
extended to each place. A mis
cellaneous shower honored the
bride-to-be during the evening.
Contract bridge was In play art"
er the dinner hour. f
Covers were placed for Mist
Geraldine Shafer, Miss I Donna
Shafer, Miss Maxine Bach, Miss
Enid Nelson, Miss Betty Jeanne
Smith. Miss Delores Nichols,
Mrs. George Kellogg, Mrs. Leo
nard Bilsland and Miss Bernlce
Elgin. -if ;i
Two Birthday
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Calendar i
Members) of the very young
set have been invited to several
birthday parties this week.
Michael Joseph Smith,- son of
Ensign and Mrs. Seth Payson
Smith, will celebrate his first
birthday today. Mrs. Smith has
invited a group of mothers and
their children to an informal at
home this afternoon at the resi
dence of her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. George H. Swift, in honor
of her son's first birthday. Guests
have been biden to call between
S and S o'clock. '
Bidden to honor Michael Jo
seph are Mrs. Roger Ky Putnam
and Roger, Mrs. Richard Nelson,
Judy and Richard, Mrs. Gordon,
Davis and Lynn Allen, Mrs. Rog
er . Baker, Barbara and Roger,
Mrs. Dean Ellis, Diane and John,
Mrs. Wendell Wyatt and Ann,
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, David
and Douglas, Mrs. Jack Price,
Jimmy and Jack, Mrs. Lester
Carter, Jane and Grover, Mrs.
Robert 04 Smith and Carolyn,
Mrs. Frank H. Spears, Jr., and
Julianne, Mrs. Harry Carson, jr.
and Lettyf Diane, Mrs. i William
Speirs and Judith, Mrs. Clay
bourne Dyer and Shannon, Mrs.
James H.I Nicholson, jr., Mrs.
Robert Brady, jr- MisS Jean
Kheass of San Francisco, Miss
Barbara Compton, Miss Shirley
Huntington, Miss Sybil Spears
ahd Miss Betty Byrd.
Kathleen Drre Feted
Kathleen Drye, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Drye, cele
brated her first birthday Tues
day afternoon at a gala party
at the Drye home on North 18th
Street I
The party was held in the gar
den where a birthday cake and
refreshments were served later
In the afternoon.
Honoring Kathleen were her I
grandmother, Mrs. Charles E,
Wagner, her godmother, Mrs.
Duant Gibson, Miss Margaret
Wagner, Mrs. Howard 'Adams
and her niece, Valerie Sidney of
Los Angeles, Mrs. R- F. Repine
and JulieJ Mrs. 7. D. Ttrielsen
and Pamela, Mrs. Richard Greene
and David. Mrs. Nathan Buell
and Joan,' Donalyn Patton, Jac
queline Kesler of Portland; and
Christine xrrj.
Additional Society New.
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WRC aid society, with ftadis Hen
rinraon. 1309 8 Xibertr t miscellan
eous shower and covered dlah lunch.
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ExecuUve board. Salem Business
and Professional Women's club with
Id Mae Smith. S2S N. I5t& at.
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Nebraska: club annual family pic
nic. Leslie playground.
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The OSXXSOIT STATESMAN. Salem.
Mrs. Lewis Kitchen and Dick,
and -Mr. and Mrs. Darrell GQ-
, Christ and Denny are spend
ing two weeks at their beach
home at Neskowin. Rev. and
hlrs. (WClard Hall and family
;wul join them for part of the
- BOsjs Jean Ksteaas Is entraln
) tng Saturday for San Francisco
after a month's stay In the capi
tal at the home of her father.
Mr. A. B. Knean.
Past Presidents
Entertained!
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The Past Presidents club of
USWV auxiliary were enter
1 talned by Mrs. Lulu Humphrey
Monday night I '
Present were Mrs. Fred
Thompson. Mrs. John ! Bertleson,
1 Mrs. James Parker, Mrs. Mark
Baker, Mrs. Joe E. Wood, Mrs.
Arthur D. Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth
Greene, Mrs. Georgia Davis, Mrs.
Marie Nelson and Mrs. Nettie
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Fashions for
! College-going gala come to oar
Campus Center to get the low
I down on up and doing fash
i ions. After seeing hundreds of
f 'stjle-wise misses through four
! yeari of college, we've ac
I quired the "know how" of
l smart dressing and simpli-
citj is the keynote. Choose
your clothes in a classic mood,
l the kind of clothes that irate
Al in fashion credits yet keep
! well within your budget.
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Blake us ' your head
quarters for college
clothes and youll be
head of the class in
fashion, j -
Oregon, Hxarsdar August 23. 1943
Shepards
Hosts at
Dinner-
rtCaptaln and Mrs. George Shep
ard will be hosts for a smartly
arranged dinner party tonight in
the Golden Pheasant dining room
In compliment to Dr. and Mrs.
O. Herbert Smim. r
- Guests ' will be seated at A
large table centered with an ar
rangement . of pastel summer
flowers.- - f
Covers will be placed for Dr.
and Mrs. G. Herbert Smim, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague,
Judge and Mrs. James T. Brand,
Mr. and Mrs. David Eason, Lt
and Mrs. Marshall WoodeU.Lt.
and Mrs. Francis Kee, Dr. and
Mrs. B. F. winiams. Dr. and
Mrs. Ernest C Richards. : Mrs.
Meivin T. Hurley and ; Captain
and Mrs. George Shepard.
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- Miss Agnes Klrsch,
nursing' supervisor for the
American Red Cross, has re
turned from a vacation trip to
. Eastern Oregon and Mehaxna, -
BPW Picnic at
Chemawa
The August" meeting of the
Business and Professional Wom
en's club will be a picnic on the
grounds of the Chemawa In
dian schooL
The dinner will be a covered
dish supper with Miss Xna Mays
Toland in charge. Miss Toland
will appreciate phone calls, in
the evening, phone 6922, re
garding food to be contributed.
Members and guests are asked to
bring their own table service.
Reservations for transportation
are being made with Mrs. Lola
McFarlane, phone 6657.
Hostesses will be Miss Sda
Dodrill and Miss Peggy Wehunt,
club members and teachers at
the Chemawa Indian school.
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Party Fetes,
Couple on
Wednesday
i Pfc and Mrs. Clinton Standish
were the honor guests at a de
lightful party Wednesday night
when Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Fitts
entertained. Pfc Standlsh Is home
on furlough from Camp John T.
Knight, Oakland; Calif. He will
leave for the south on Sunday
after a two weeks stay In the
capital with his family.
. Guests first gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fitts on
South Commercial street Later
they went to the Chinese Tea
Garden for dinner.
Covers were placed for Pfc
. and Mrs. Clinton Standlsh, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Mink, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Robb, Mr; and Mrs. Del-
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w KsiwAbbauer. Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Fredricks of Albany, Mr.
and Mrs. John Flcklin, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Fredricks of Albany,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ficklin, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Heater, Miss
Irene Lightsey, Mr. Cecil Young
and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fitts.
LL- (is) Jabs E. Martin and
bis mother, Mrs. Earl Martin of
Kelso, Wash were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Olson this
week, Lt Martin, who gradu
ated from Willamette university
la 1943, has just returned from
21 months In the Pacific where
he was commander of an LCI
rocket ship. . .
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Open Thurs. Eve.
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