Tho OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning, December 2L 194$
Society.... Clubs
Music . . . . The Home
Mastno- Bor
Jeryme English
Kappas "Will
Fete Coeds
At Tea
Calendared for Saturday af
ternoon U tb holiday tea for
which the Kapp Kappa Gamma
alumaM will be howte ea at the
Falrmount Hill horn of Mrs.
Bruce Spaulding.
Tba affair U being arranged to
honor th active flrls from tha
University of Oregon and Oregon
State college and their mothers.
The We hours are from S to
4:30 o'clock.
' Mrs. Roscee Wilson, president
of the alumnae group, will pre
side at the tea urn. Assisting
Mrs. Spaulding will be Mrs. Rob
ert GoodfeHow. The, table will
be ccatered with white musi
cal Chris tmas tree flanked by
white tapers.
Hostesses
Fete Club
Mr. William O. Stacey and
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton were hos
tesses for a smartly arranged
dinner party Wednesday night
when they entertained their
club at the annual Christmas
party at the former's home on
East Nob HilL
The buffet table In the din
ing room was centered with an
arrangement of gold leaves,
Christines balls and vigil lights.
Bridge wsj m play during the
evening with an exchange of
gifts following.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
L. V. Benson, Mrs. William
Mott, Mm. Kenneth Bell, Mrs.
Frank V. Prime, sr, :Mrs. Ed
ward Ylesko. Mrs. Hal Wiley of
Jefferson, Mrs. Ralph Campbell,
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton and Mrs.
William Stacey.
Club Members
Entertained
Pleasant Point social chib held
an all day Christmas party on
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
RusscQ McLaughlin. Dinner was
served at noon and Christmas
gifts exchanged around the tree
later.
Guests were Mrs. John Riley,
Mrs. Eaxl'Strausbaugh, Jr, and
Mrs. William Grabenhorst. Mem
bers present were Mrs. George ,
Cueroe, Mrs. William Vrooman,
Mrs. Roe Drager, Mrs. William
McCarroll. Mrs. Or a Potter, Mrs.
E. G. Clark, Mrs. William Grab
enhorst, Mis. George . Graben-'
horst. sr.. Mrs. Harley Moon,
Mrs. X. S. Coates and Mrs. J.
M Coburn. The next meeting
m ill be January J, at the home
Of Mrs. George Crabenhorst, sr.
Kortmeyers !
Have. Party
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kort
meyer were bouts at a Christmas
party for members of her pi
nochle club and their husbands.
The dining room was decorated
In silver and white. Cards were
In play.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kobln, Mr.-end Mrs. Harry
White, Mr. and Mrs. Len Wilk
inson, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Bones; Mr. and Mrs. Todd Walk
; er, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain, Mrs.
Ethel Morrison and Mr. and Mrs.
Kortraeyer, '
The Benhear dancing dab win
meet for Its regular monthly
dance tonight at the Veteran's
hall at o'clock.
Today's Menu : ".
We notice today that there
Is some perk sansage meet at
our meat man's so well Include
it tn the menu.
Grapefruit halves
Upside down sausage pie -Buttered
carrots
Celery sticks
Strawberry shortcake .
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tJTSOS DOWN IACSAGX FT
pound pork sausage meat
ltt cups mashed sweet potato
M cup orange Juice
1 tablespoon grated orange
rind
1 egg .
Vk teaspoon salt
"Crown sausage well Combine
sweet potatoes, orange juice,
orange rind, beaten .egg and salt.
Drain sausage. Place In bottom
cf an 8-lnch pie plate. Top with
sweet potato mixture. Bake In
a moderate oven' (J75 degrees)
I ,,r 3D minutes. Invert on a
I latter. Cut In pie-shaped pieces
to serve. Serves 6. -
CLUB CALENDAR
fUtOAT
Woman's Relief Corps,
hau. 2 P-ra, Initiation.
SATUBDAT
American Legion auxiliary
Juniors Chrtetmaa party wtth
Mrs. frank N. Waters. iMS Cen
ter 1 pan.
Miss White
Married
Sunday
News has come from Chico,
Calif., of the marriage of Miss
Evelyn L. White, yeoman first
class, USNR, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd E. White of Sa
lem, to Mr. Jesse W. Fowler,
aviation chief machinists mate,
USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. I
J. Fowler of Pitman, New Jer
sey, which took place on Sun
day, December 16.
The afternoon ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Harris
Pillsbury at the First Presby
terian church- In Chico at S
o'clock. "
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, wore
her navy uniform and a corsage
of gardenias and white bouvar
dia. Miss Betty White was her
sister's only attendant She wore
an aqua crepe dress with black
accessories and a corsage of
white carnations. .
Mr. Cecil Coats of Chico stood
with Mr. Fowler as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. White, Miss Nita
andj Miss Betty White and Mrs.
Clarence Appelgate went south
for the wedding. Mrs. White
chose a moss green afternoon
gown and a corsage of pink
bouvardia, for her daughter's
nuptials. J
The wedding reception was
held immediately after the cere
mony at the home of the bride's
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Coats.
The newlyweds are coming
north on their wedding trip and
will be in Salem for the holi
days. Later they will leave for
New Jersey where they will
make their home. Mr. Fowler
and his bride have been sta
tioned at the naval air station
at Liverraore, Calif.
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morning ai the "Salem, General
hospital. The little girl, who has
an older sister Peggy Jo, weighed
eight pounds. The baby's grand
parents are Mrs. Joseph E. Good
fellow of Salem and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Buck of Seattle,
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1 TS?!! 2? - Pected home this weekend from
Miami Beach, Florida, to spend
the holidays with his parents,
Colonel and Mrs, H. G. Maison.
Dragersto
Be Honor
I Mr. and Mrs. Gebrge H. Maske ir who were married
at St John's Lutheran church December 7. The bride,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rahtz, is tiie farmer Rae
Mae Rahtz. The groom is ftie son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Maske, sr of Park Falls, Wise. (McEwan).
Pre-Dance
Miss Alice Ann Wlrtx Is ar
riving today from Los Angeles
to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Wirtz. She will be here for ten
days. Also Joining the family for
Christmas will be their son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wirtz,
Jr, of Portland.
A Birthday
Line Party
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Frank
L. " Browne 11 will entertain in
honor of her son, Robert, on his
eleventh birthday. Guests have
been invited to a dessert lunch
eon at 12:15 and later will make
up a line party at the theatre.
Bidden to honor Robert are
-Robert Riggs, Gordon Domogal
la, Sally Jarrell, Louisa Lamb,
Gay Lee Kline, Shirley Bier and
John CaughelL
Gavel Given to
Past President
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority met- Tuesday night at
' the suburban residence of Miss
' Hattie Bratzel on Lansing ave
nue. Sorority president Miss
Hazel Shutt presided over the
business session. Mrs. F. Allan
Wright social chairman on the
Christmas party and other stand
ing committee reports- were
given. .
The cultural program on
"Music into Drama and Dance
Opera' was' presented by Miss
'Nyla Phillips, who briefly dis
cussed the opera "Alda." -
Miss Hattie Bratzel last year's
president was presented with ai
Jeweled gavel in appreciation of
. her outstanding leadership of the
sorority. Mrs. Henry A. Perl
mutter made the presentation,
, Following the cultural pro
- gram, the hostesses. Miss Hattie
Bratzel, and Miss Hazel Shutt
surprised members with a chilli
feed.
The next meeting, scheduled
for January t, will be held at the
home of Miss Nyta Phillips, 1569
Jefferson street
The social calendar is well
filled for tonight with two for
mal dances slated. The Rainbow
Girls i will hold their dance at
the Armory and the Spinsters
will entertain with their charity
ball at the1 Elks Temple. ,
Several parties" have been ax-1
ranged to precede the Rainbow
dance. Miss Carol Fallin, daugh
ter of the Grant Fallins, has in
vited guests to a dessert supper
before the dance 1 at her home
on North J8th street
Guests will be the Misses Ger
ry Woodroffe, Suzanne Huggins,
Donna Jane Macklin, Beverly
Hutchinson, , Jackie Nautic and
Cubby Houck, Ronny Oimmings,
Phil Blankenship, Gary Kepping-
er, Bob Seams ter and Del Kleen.
Miss Patricia Carver, . daugh
ter of Mrs.' Mildred Carver, will
entertain at dinner, tonight at
her home on Evergreen . avenue
preceding the Rainbow dance.
The holiday motif . will be used
in the decorations. 1
Covers Will be placed for the
Misses Beverly Marr, Lucille
England, Barbara Smith, : Donna
Jane ; Macklin and Bill Perlich,
Charles Robins, Bob Wiper, Phil
Blankenship, Elmer Kleinke and
Miss Carver.
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Girl Scouts to ;
Sing Carols
Members of Girl Scout troop
No. 4 will meet at the home of
Mrs.; Hal Randall late this after
noon for a Christmas tree gift
exchange.; Later they will leave
to sing carols at the Old Peoples
home and other places. V
After caroling the girls will
be honored at a surprise supper
party at the home of Mrs. Bruce
Spaulding. Arranging the affair
are the leaders of the troop, Mrs.
Randall and Mrs. Leon Lassers.
Mrsi: George Rossman will drive
the girls to the home.
.of Portland. The girls, students
at the University of Oregon and
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
sisters, were enroute to their
homes to Spend the holidays.
1 Mrs. George Rodgers left en
Wednesday for Vancouver, B.C.,
to spend the holidays with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. James G. A. Hutchln-gon.
and : Mrs: William Everett An
derson was the scene of a de
lightful informal: Christmas mus
icale Thursday night The af
fair was arranged In compliment
to Mr. Bernard Baron and Mr.
Alfred Keller, new faculty mem
bers of the Willamette- univers
ity School of Music.
g Fifty guests Were bidden to
the affair and ah Informal pro
gram was presented durjttg the
evening. Later in the evening a'
buffet supper was served by the
hostess. ...
The rooms were festive with
, holiday decorations Including ar
rangements of pine, ' cedar and
holly, garlands and many lighted
, tapers. - ; i
Tri Delts to
Give Tea
The Delta Delta Delta alumnae
are planning a, holiday tea for
;Thursday afternoon, December
27, at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond Walsh on South High
street . i ' .
.the active girls from the Uni
versity of Oregon and Oregon
State college, their mothers and
daughters of alumnae.
; Guests have? been Invited to
I call at 4 o'clock. Arranging the
J affair are Mrs. Carleton Spencer,
Mrs. Fredoxley, Mrs. Wallace
j Bones teele, Mrs. L. V. Benson,
Mrs. Ralph Campbell and Mrs.
fWalsh. I
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Congratalations ge to Mr. and
jMrs. Paul Kern Buck (Dorathea
Goodfellow) of Klamath Falls on
) the birth of a daughter Thursday
Mrs. Edward Boring was hos
tess Thursday afternoon at her
home in honor of members of
- her club. 1 A dessert i luncheon
preceded several hours of con
tract
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hale hare,
invited a group of friends to an
informal party tonight at their
home on Stewart street in cra
pliment to Lt and Mrs. Robert
Drager. Lt Drager has just re
turned from duty In the Souta ,
Pacific - : - ;
Bridge will be In play during
the evening with a late supper
fiwfnff TTniidar ereens . ma
in nrir mm - v
candles wfl provida the decora-
tive note. ; . -
f Honoring Lt tnd Mrs. Drag
er will be Lt and Mrs. Harold
i Olinger; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Iperry, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Per
ry; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fore-
Iman and Mr. and Mrs. Hale.
I r. asrf Mrs. Percy Meier
! (Nona Woodry) are - xeceiving
! felicitations on. tiie birth.of a son
Wednesday; December 19, at the
Salem Genera! hospital. The lit
tle boy, who weighed eight
I pounds and two ounces. Is the
1 grandson of Mrs. J. W. Hyeatt
! and Mr. and Mrs. William Meier.
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hose best loved hours of her busy day when
she curls up with a book or begins her let
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Dinner to Fete
Mr. Goulet !
Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Brownell will entertain at
dinner at their home in honor
of Mr. Homer Goulet sr., on his
birthday.'; The table will be cen
tered with a. white basket hold
ing a small white Christmas tree
encircled , with vigil lights.
Covers; will be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Goulet, . Mr.
arid Mrs.: J. N. Chambers, Major
and . Mrs. Frederick Brennan
and Mr. and Mrs. Browne!!.
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Bluebirds Enjoy -Holiday
Party
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Ann 9 Fallin, daughter : of Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Fallin enter
tained Bluebirds from the' third
grade at Englewood . on Thurs
day after school, with party at
the home of her parents. '
Christmas gifts were exchang
ed, carols sung and refreshments
served. Mrs. B. Bostrack is the
leader. In addition to the mem
bers of the Bluebirds, Mrs. Bos-
track's small son, Kathleen Fal
lin, Mrs; Fallin and Ann's aunt
Mrs. CI M. Williams were pres
ent ! .-- H .
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Goesta of Miss Janice Nelson
Tuesday were Miss Louise
Twyning' and Miss Ann Wilder
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