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Society . Clubs
Music . . . . The Home
MAXINE BURQt
Woman's Editor
JERYME ENGLISH
SocUty Editor
Luncheons
Are Slated
Two informal luncheons are on
the social calendar t'wlay. Mm;
Joseph E. I .aw. sr. will cntcrtaini
a! a one o'i Ich k luncheon thi af-
ternrwm fur the pleasure of Mrs.
Enel B. Miller, who U visiting
here from San Francisco. Mm.
Milier i u guest at the home of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. Brady, sr. A.
few of Mrs. Miller's old friends
have been invited to the affair.
Mn Charles S. McEihinny. r.
will preside at luncheon today at
her Court street home for the cx-i
etiitive board of the Theatre Arts
study group. Mrs. McEihinny N
president and plans will be made
for. the coming year. The first?
meeting will be in Octoler.
Covers will be placed for Mrs.
William Kiik. Mrs. Otto K. Paul
bk. Mrs. Mclun Geist, Mrs. Mau
rice Brennen, Miss Kate Dickson
and the hostess.
Firt AAUW Liuirlieon
All unnersity and college wom
en are invited to attend the"
AAL'W luncheon meeting Sjtur
Jo it 1 p.m. in the Mirror room
at the Marion hotel. Mrs. A. A.
Cohen, membership t hair m m ha
announced. Reservations ' should
t- made with Mrs. Virgil Golden,
telephone 862r, before Friday
Boon.
Dr. A. L. Sttand, president of
Oiegon State college, will be
speaker. The business meeting
will follow -the pmgiam. Mrs.
Floyd L. Utter.- president of the
Salem branch AAUW will pre
aide at the first meeting of the
gal! aerie
AURORA Mr. and Mrs. Lather j
Harvey Darby of Elk City, Okla.
have announced the marriage of
their daughter Helen to Mr.
George Kraus, September 11, at
the Aurora Presbyterian church.
A reception was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus. The
couple will live in Corvalli where
they will continue their studies at
OSC.
Betrothal of
Couple Told
Adding her name to the list of
brides-elect in Miss Jessie Worth
ington, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Worthing'ton, whose betrothal to
Walter Cline, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter M. Cline. has been
announced. No plans have been
made for the wedding.
jMiss Worth ington and her fl
aace are graduates of Salem
school. He attended the Univer
sity of Oregon and is a member
of Phi Delta Theta. The bride
elect is assistant manager of the
Gjrand. Liberty and State thea
tre and her fiance is in business
wttth his father.
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A Birthday Dinner
I Nancy Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Burr Miller, celebra
ted her fourteenth birthday at a
dinner partyTuesday night at her
North 19th street home. After the
dinner hour the hostess showed
movies of other birthdays in the
recreation room. ' .
! Covers were placed for Carol
Fuhr.. Ann Forristel, Elaine Stan
ley. Marilyn Power, Mary Camp
bell. Pat Elfstrom, Marilyn Myers,
Shirley Nieswander, Donna Beard
and Nancy Miller. -
Mrs. Bacon I New
President Installed Monday were new of
ficers of Capital unit. American
legion auxiliary. Mrs. Leon
Brown, department president, Mrs.
Stanley Krucger, Mr. Frank Mar
shall, Mrs. Jeanie Bartlett, Mrs.
Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Albert
Gragg. Mrs. O. J. Pa 1 ma tee r, Mrs.
Bess Watkins, Mrs. J. E. Cannon,
Mrs. James A. Gars on. Mrs. Flor
ence Ames and Mrs. Austin Wil
son were installing officers.
New officers are Mrs. I. N. Ba
con, president; Mrs. Merle Travis,
first vice-president;; Mrs. Helen
McLeodt second viceT president;
Mrs. G. A. Gabriel, finance officer;
Mrs. Mike Panek, historian; Mrs.
Lloyd Demarest, coresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Malcom Cameron. re
cording secretary; Mfs. J. A. Lew
is, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf,
chaplain; Mrs. Craig Coyner and
Mrs. Stanley Stiffler, sergeant-at-arms;
Mr. Austin Wilson, Junior
past president: Mrs. W". II. Ander
son, Mrs. C. M. Craig and Mrs!
Dow II. Lovell, executive board
members.
' Mrs. Bacon announced commit
tees, chairmen and appointive of
ficers as follows: chaplain, Mrs.
Fred Gahlsdorf; historian. Mrs.
Mike Panek;; parliamentarian Mrs.
Bess Watkins: sergcant-at-arms,
Mrs. Craig Coyner and Mrs. Stan
ley Stiffler; color bearers. Mrs.
Emmet t Summerville and M t s s
Pegify Gabriel; Americanism, Mrs.
II. J. Smalley; child welfare, Mrs.
Frank Marshall; constitution and
by-laws, Mrs. Earl Andresen; Jun
ior activities. Mrs. L. B. Oster
man; legislative. Mrs. Paul Ficke;
membership, Mrs. Merle Travis;
music, Mrs. A. W. Lovcik; na
tional defense, Mrs. Austin Wil
son; national news, Mrs. Dow If,
Ixvell: post war planning. Mrs.
Don Madison: publicity, Mrs. B.
W. Stacey; radio, Mrs. Melvin Lar
kins; rehabilitation,! Mrs. C. M,
Craig; cemetery and tnemorlal,
Mrs. John Olson; custodian, Mrs,
O. J. Palmateer; girls state, Mrs.
Walter Spaulding; : good cheer,
Mrs. Fred Williams; hospitality,
Mrs. James A. G arson; telephone,
Mrs. Guy Weaver; entertainment,
Mrs. Helen McLeod.
; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Law and
daughter, Kristlna, of Oakridge
are visiting here a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Law.
CLUB CALENDAR
TH UBS DAT
Women's Council of First Christian
church at church. 13 o'clock dessert
luncheon, meeting 1 p.m.
A AUW Thursday Literary group. 130
Mrs. E. A. Cartotan, Ewald iv.
Fidelia class. First Baptist church.
with Mrs. Bertha Street. 1S7S S.
Church st. t p m.
Friendly Neighbors Garden club,
Mrs. Hazel Thomas. 2263 S. 12th St..
p m.
FRIDAY
Woman's Relief Corps. VFW. 2 p m.
Sigma Tau Mothers club with Mrs.
Roy E. Barker, rt. 1. Box 2S. 1 30
dessert luncheon ,
Past Matrons. OCS. dinner at Gol
den Pheasant, S :30 p m. ,
St. Mark's Lutheran 'church guild,
one o'clock luncheon, church parlors.
BPW executive board with Mrs. Car
meltta Wed die. 1JW Broadway, 7:30
p m.
SATt'RDAT
AAUW luncheon, 1 p.m. Marion hotel.
MONDAY
Salem Junior Woman's club fair,
clubhouse S p m.
TUESDAY
Salem Navy Mothers, Woman's club
house, 8 p.m. T
The Women's Ceunrll of the
First Christian church will hold
its first fall meeting today at
the church with a dessert lunch
eon at 12 o'clock and a business
meeting it one. The program will
be at 2. A nursery will be held
for children and all church women
are invited.
8t Mark's Lutheran charch
guild will meet for a one o'clock
luncheon at the church Friday
honoring Miss Margaret Wilke,
a returned missionary home on
furlough from the Argentine Mis
sion field. Members and friends
are invited to attend. Special mu
sic will follow the program. Mr.
C. E. Jaqua, the new president,
will preside.
Mrs. Rebert Welden
ter, Deena, have been
Portland at the home
Salem residents, Mr.
Thome II . II a mmond.
den was honored at
when Mrs. Hammond
for a group of her old
and daugh-
vislting in
of former
and Mrs.
Mrs. WeJ
a luncheon
entertained
friends.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wood are
expecting as their house guests
this week her brother-in-law and
sinter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Schoeneman of Sioux Falls,. Iowa.
The travelers are driving west.
Mr. and Mrs. Nsrmsn WlnaJow
are home from a three weeks trip
which took them to New York
City. They returned west the
Canadian route, stopping at Banff
and Victoria.
Y-Teens New Name
By action of the national board
of the YWCA, Y -Teens is the
new name for the program for
'teen-age girls, formerly being
known as Girl Reserves. An
nouncement of the change Ls made
by Mrs. O. I. Paulson, president
of the local board, and Mrs. G.
A. Reeher, chairman 01 younger
girls work.
The increased trend is to make
the teen-age program more co
educational, .explains Mrs. Arthur
A. Linerode, local program direc
tor, and the name Girl Reserves
did not describe adequately a pro
gram which includes boys.
Mr. and Mr C. C. Casey have
as their house guests, their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mm.
John Hannun and daughter. Jill,
who have been making their home
in Los Angeles. The Hannnns will
live in Portland where he will
enter business. They 'expect to be
here several weeks. Guests at
the Casey home last Week were
Mr., and Mrs. A. W. Rimel and
Mrs Franklin Dunlap and son,
Max, of Santa Ana, Calif.
Mrs. Luella Benson of Wakee-
ney, Kans, is the guest of her son
and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs.
Cart D. ' Benson. Included on the
list of places they will take their
guest are the" beaches. Timber
line Lodge and the McKenzie Riv
er. Mrs. Ann Monson was hostess
at a dinner for her Tuesday night.
Also invited was Mrs. Ellen
Dougherty of Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. II. Dawning
are vacationing in California. A
reunion was held In Fresno with
all of the "six children. 12 grand
children and seven great grand
children present. It was the first
time in 23 years the whole fam
ily had been together.
Congratulations go to Mr. and
Mrs. Donncll Sanders of Cxm Bay
on the birth of a son, Delano Ktl
ward, Wednesday evening at the
Salem General hospital. The grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frede
rick Goodrich Delano of Salem.
Capital Ten! Hive III). Mac
calx-os will liegin their fall re
views with a covered dish dinner
tonight at 243 North Commer
cial st., 6:45 p.m The committee
i Mrs. Edith Strang. Mrs. Ethel
Thompson and Virgil Parker. A
business meeting will follow.
T Mr. aM Mrs. Richard Nelson
go congratulations on the birth of
a seven find a half jHiiind son born
Tuc&riay at the Salem Deaconess
hmpital. The lillle boy has an
older sister. Judith, and brother,
Richard. Ttw grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Hiilteitberg
and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nelson.
Veterans Open Season
Hal Hibhard camp and auxili
ary of United Spanish War Vet
erans ojH-ned the season with a
6:20 dinner Monday at VFW hall.
Separate business meetings fol
lowed. Special guests were Mrs.
Zidonia Quick, department presi
dent. Myrtle Reid, department
guard and Mrs. Kli.abeth Reid,
past department president, all of
Portland. Mrs. Hael Gordy, for
merly of, California but now a
resident of Salem was also pres
ent. .Jessie Bush Mil kelson sang.
Announcement was made of the
official visit of the department
president oil Oct. 7.
Provinee Officer Feletl
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae were
entertained at dinner Monday
night at the North Winter street
home of Mrs. Hollis Huntington.
The honor guest was Mrs. Clar
ence Stevens of Spokane, province
director, who has been on the
University of Oregon campus the
past week.
Covers were placed for sixteen
alumnae. Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. Lester Carter and Mrs. John
Carson.
Wed at Parsonage
At a quiet double ring cere
mony September 14. Miss Lois
Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
B. Nelson. Sheridan, became the
bride of Roscoe W. Dickey. The
Rev. R. H. Martin performed the
ceremony at the United Brethren
parsonage. The couple was at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. Alden
Addie.
Mr.a nd Mrs. Dickey will live
in McMinnville.
Third Hirthday Party
Mrs. William Skewis enter
tained with a birthday party
Wednesday afternoon at her home
for Nancy Jo Russell on her third
birthday.
Honoring Nancy Jo were her
mother. Mrs. Josephine Russell,
Mrs. Lawrence 'Fitzgerald and
Edwfina. Ted and Diana Melburn,
Nancy Mae and Mlna Rae Skewis.
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Local Walnut Pinch Hits for Meat
In Main Dishes: Ingenuity Helps
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By Marine Ituren
' Klatrman Woman's Ftlitnr
No need to worry too much about shortages of meat, for many
persons - who live; entirely without if seem healthy and happy.
Mamma's brainwotk may ! a. little bit more strenuous thotith, f;r
working up meatjless dishes sometimes takes more thought and
effort than plunking a steak or chop in the frying pan;
Now take walnuts for instance, they make a good meat substitute
and there is many a tpare nut in!
many a house Wanting to le used
up before the new rop from back
yard trees is harvested.
Just try: i
walnut: loaf
2 cups breadcruimlni
1 cup walnuts (chopped coarse
ly 2 smalt onions
1 carrot
2 eggs
Salt and pcpH-r
Sprinkling of sage"
Mix. add enough milk to make
moist but not soggy (about 2 cups)
Bake in a loaf pan . for about 45
minutes to an hoiir at 350.
Another meat nubstitute Is:
NUT HASH
1 cup chopped piiLs
2 cups rooked potatoes (cold)
onion, hoppild
1 tablespoon brhwned flour
j cup cream or; tomato puree
1(7 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon sage .
Mix ingredients and heat in an
oiled pan in the oven or on top
of stove. Half c.u hopped olives
may be added. May a green pep
pers too.
There are many more meat sub
stitutes, which wf can discuss in
future articles unfh as eggs, cot
tage cheese, cheese and others.
Mr. and Mrs. C harles llelttel
and Mr. and Mrs.l Werner Brown
have returned from a stay at Ne
kowiu. Mr. and Mrs. William L. rhil
lips, sr. hae returned from a
short business arid pleasure tlip
to Seattle. j
Mrs. Hluart Laneeflrld and rhil'
dien. JMeil and Maigaiel, have ie
tuined from a week's stay at NH-
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to SALLY'S Coat and
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Suit Collection for Fall!
Sally's impressive collections of Suits
and Coats for Fall lead the way to iash
ion eminencel New Cbat and Suit styles
at Sally's accentuate femininity with'
their cinched-in waists . . . rounded
softer shoulders . . push-up sleeves.
Colors are both vibrant and subtle, fab
rics are superb in plaids, checks, stripes
and pastels. Sizes from 9 to 44. Littlo
wonder t h e y'r e sayinqr " Wonderfull"
about Sally's Coats and Suits for Falll
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