6 The) Statesman. Salem. OfJ Thursday, Sepeembf 23. 1843
Rushing Will
Open on WU
Campus
Hghlightinc social activities
during freshman week on the
Willamette university campus is
panhHlenic rushing which opens
torught with open house. All
freshment women and new coeds
are invited to the four sorority
houes. Alpha Chi Omega, Chi
Omega. Delta Gamma and Pi Beta
Phi between the hour of 7 and
10 o clock, each hou designated
a certain hour. j
Slated for Friday are noon
luncheons and firesides in the j
evening. Firesides are calendared j
fur Saturday night and on Sunday
alimoon there will be dessert
luncheons and in the evening pre
ferential formal dinners. Rushees
will puk up their bid at 8 15
Munday morning, which will be
fallowed by pledge breakfasts at
the houM-s.
Chresto cottage is headquarters
f'r Parthellenic and officers are
Pt Miller. Chi Omega, president;
Oera!d;ne Nelson. Alpha Chi Om
ega. ruh chairman: Nancy llnak,
Ie:ta Gamma, secretary and Geor
g.a Hull. Pi Beta Phi, treasurer.
rtuh chairmen for the house are
Hetty Louise Sinkola. Alpha Chi
Omega; Nancy 4on tannery, Chi
Omega; Eileen Lytle. Delta Gam
ma . and Carolyn. Brady, Pi Beta
Ihi.
fraternity rsrtles
Fraternity rushing starts Friday
and continues for a week. Alpha
Pt Delta have two events slated
w!th a dance at the Mayflower
ha'l Friday night and a barbecue
(Ktoher I at the William L. Phil-
Society Clubs
Music The Home
MAXINC BUBEN
Womtn'i Editor
JERYME ENGLISH
Society Editor
Bride-elect
Is Honor
Guest
Mrs. I Tar old W. Snog r en will
be a party hostess Friday night
when she entertains at her North
23 rd street home In compliment
to Miss Charlotte Kallander of
Portland, formerly of Salem, who
recently announced her engage
ment to Grant Theummel of Port
land.
Guests have been invited itr a
dessert supper with several hours
of contract bridge following. A
miscellaneous shower will fete the
bride-to-be. A pink "arid white
color scheme will be carried out
in the appointments and assisting
the hostess will be Mrs. Wayne
Doughton and Miss Eleanor Trin
dle. Honoring Miss Kallander will
be Mesdames Manfred Olson,
Kenneth Hanson, Wayne Dough
ton. Harrison: Elgin, Jr.. Ralph
Nohlgren. William Trindle, Jr,
Wheeler R. English. Carlton Me
Leod, William Kennedy. Miss Ee-
i anor Trinclle. Miss Kay Barn-
l.p home with a group of Phi , trovec, MUa Bemlce Or wig and
the hostess.
Luncheon Closes
Golf Season
Ladies Day play at the Oak
Knoll Golf club was brought to
a close Wednesday afternoon with
the annual luncheon at the club
house. Mrs. V. V. Grant was toast
mistress and making toasts were
Mrs. Kldon Vaughn and Mrs. Wil
liam Blackley.
The Oak Knoll trophy was
awarded to Mrs. Jack Eakln. sr.,
of Dallas, winners of the annual
handicap tournament, grand fin
ale of the summer's play. A prize
was awarded to Mrs. Tom King.
Dallas, runner-up. The match was
decided in the 19th hole.
New officers were elected and
include Mrs. Cecil Dunn, presi
dent; Mrs. V. V. Grant, vice presi
dent; and Mrs. William Ott. secretary-treasurer.
Others attending were Mesdamea
E. W. Crusen and Fred E. Barnes
of Sweet Heme, guests. Jack Eak
in. Jr, Virginia Bell. Theone Gren
fell. Earl Fulgham, Ott el la Mardis,
Randolph Hilton, Harold Ram
stad. Clifford Hood. Al Cleveland,
Harold Homes, Let and LeFores
and Joe Vine.
John Jamison
Delta Theta alumni present. In
charge of arrangements are War
ren James, Joseph Law and Dave
Putnam.
Kappa Gamma Rh men have
planned a ruin party fr Octo(er
3 at their funper chapter houe on
Court treet. Jn charge are Mark
!Utfe:d. Fralik Newell and Bob
S (mi Taup have scheduled a
party for October 2 at Chresto
cftage with Dirk Spooner and
Val Simper lr charge.
Mt. Angel Vovs
Said at Church
MT ANGEL At a double ring
ceremony at St. Msry's church
Tueiiay at S IS pm Mim Dorothy i
F.rwert, itwghter of Mr. Anna
F.rwert be a me the lrule of Al- i
fred Borhsler, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1
Cr.aries Borhsler. The Rev. Da- :
m i a n Jrntges offtrKled. St. ,
Mry ti.oir and Bernard Smith i
sans1 ard Mvt ileien Kehet played !
tfce organ.
The bride wn given in marti
sfr by her brother. Rrvbert Er
wcrt Her gown of white brocaded
taffeta and marquisette was made
wi'h fitted bodice, full skirt with
lorg train. Her Jvrt veil fell
from a Mary Stuart head lies and
she carried white rue ami sleph-
Met two usters. M... Arlene j 1 UfwfJS DllUe
Erert and Mrs. Cherlnt Stirbei j
stteridrd her. j An event of August 24 was the
C'harle IV hler was bet man wedding of Miss Darlene Liberty
fr hi brother end Warren Er- of Somerset. Wisconsin, to John
rrt sr.d Norbert Bochkler, uh- ! F. Jaminon. The double ring cere-
er
N-ibett Ait her, cwiain of the
brio and Robert Rchler, -r-.in
of the t ridegrotim, aerveil at the
a.iar
Hreafefaat was ervel at the
hom f the bride lmmMiatrly
mony was performed by the Rev
LJnahen at St. Joseph s church.
The bride wore traditional
white satin. She was given in
marriage by her father, John Lib
erty of Somerset. Wis.
Her matron of honor waa Mrs.
n w W4n . .
after te imirt, and a wedding he -room
d.r.ner followed at the Mt AimiH v,-- k ,. ,. K.
oroiner, Kuaseii Jamison or 5a-
h.el VI s Mary Kirscti and Mim
Rerr.ice Ducia served.
A reception was held at the
Iegum hall. Serving and cutting
the rah and Ires were Mrs. Rob
ert arn worth. Miss Betty Mae
Wyffeis and Miss Martha Er-
WerT
They are honfymnrminf at the
Oreg n rei he and upwi their re
turn iil live on a farm north
ef tovi n
For going away the brile wore
an ao- woo) dreita with black
A reception and wedding break
fast was held at the home of the
groom's sister, Mrs. R. II. Whitby,
in Salem. Out of town guests
were the bride's father, two broth
ers and her sister and husband,
w ho motored from Somerset for
the ceremony. Mrs. T. E. Marker
asited the hostess.
After a brief honeymoon at the
coat the newlyweds will make
- . . L . v .
a eiies and a niru( r C ecile , ioeir noma I or mn inaeiinite pe
Rtunner rn and gtdiolue. ! I id at IMS Mill at, Salem.
Mr. sad Mrs. Waiter It. Mlaler
an 1 their on-in-law and daugh-I
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Potter,
were at the Gearhart hotel !at
week s vend i nX the state realtors
Mr.n:tioa Mr. and Mrs. Potter
are spending this week vacation
ing at Neb cot t.
Mrs. Ferreat E. IHaa see will
preside at a osie a'cWnk bridge
lumhetn Friday afternoon at her
horre in ' Mornncst4e in compli
mert to members mt her elub. New
rrtemoe. e-e Mrs. H O S.-hnei-der
anri Mrs S. J. Barrtck
Jadge sad Mrs. K. M. rate.
and Mti. Charles MrElhmny. Mr.
and Mrs. DamH J Mrtellati. Mr.
and Mr, Mas Raer. and Mr.
arxl Mrs Clyde Cut forth of Ger
vais motor t Portland to-
njght tt be dinner guests of Dr.
and Mis. Bruce Titus.
Ceag-rataUUena ge te Mr. anal
Mrs. Eric Fitxsimons on the birth
of a daughter Tueaday at the Sa
lem General hospital. The baby's
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Fituimuns and Mr. and Mrs.
E. O. Beckley.
Heaae gsU el Mrs. Reabea P.
Boise a few days are Mrs. Ru
dolph Prael and Mrs. Otto Prael
of Portland. Wednesday the visit
ors, Mrs. Frank Snedecor and Mrs.
Boie motored along the Oregon
ooat.
I CLUB CALENDAB i
THUKSDAT !
Soleuraers at Salem Woman's dub.
salad luncheon. 1 p.m.
Lansing Neighbor Garden elub with
Mrs. - Anderson. S3M , Simnjrkw ave
nue. 1J0 luncheon.
West Salem Post VFW auxiliary meet
at Lesion ball., Parkway Drive, S p.m.
raioAY
DAV all day sewing, no-host lunch
eon, witb Mrs. Stuart Johns. 37 Mon
roe at.
Women's Bible class. First Metho
dist i church, meet at Old People's
Home. 12J Center sU p.m.
TUESDAY
Salem General hospital auxiliary.
YWCA IS ajn. - i
Yomarco class. First Methodist
church, with Mrs. Frank O. Myers.
Ml North Wlaur street. 1:1S dessert
luncheon.
Dpnald Carroll
Takes Bride
The First Presbyterian Church
of Oregon City was the scene of
a double ring ceremony Septem
ber i 15 when Miss Ruth Heuvel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
C. Heuvel, became the bride of
Donald E. Carroll, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Van W. Carroll of Sa
lem. Dr. Roy W Achan officiated.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a white satin
gown and a corsage of red . roses
buds.
Mrs. Bud Cupit, the bride's sis
ter, was matron of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Norma Lee Cu
mins and Mrs. Elvern Coons.
Vsn Carroll, Jr the groom's
brother, was best man. Ushers
were Wenden 1L Carroll i and
Francis Heuvel, brothers of the
bride and groom. I
ine nower gin was Cecil Faye
Carroll and Gary Kedman !wi
ring bearer.
The newlyweds will live in Sa
lem.
Hear About Chest
Carl Aschenbrenner, speaking
on tne functions of the Commun
ity Chest, appeared at a joint
meeting of the Marion Veterans of
Foreign Wars post and auxiliary
Monday night. The meeting fol
lowed separate business sessions.
Guests at the auxiliary meeting
were Mrs. Jessie Durlos, Benica,
uaiir., and Mrs. Nellie Jones, Cor
vail is. MrsCenevieve Olson pre
sided. Attending a meeting of
Fennimore auxiliary in ML Angel
this week from here were Mrs.
Leon Hansen, district president;
Mrs. James Beall. district secre
tary; Mrs. Ralph Harlan. Mrs. Vir
gil Bolton and Mrs. Mabel Devlin.
Philharmonic !
Plans Told
Interest has been revived in the
Salem Philharmonic orchestra,
after four years of inactivity. ,At
a meeting of the association board
on Monday night, Charles Hug
gins was elected president. Judge
George Ros smart, first vice-president;
Karl Becke, second vice
president; . Mrs. George Schwarz
secretary and Leo Page, treasurer.
Recruitment of in and out of
town musicians will begin as" soon
as the committee has been named.
Several conductors are being con
sidered for direction of the or
chestra. The Philharmonic, made up
mostly of non professional mu
sicians, was active for many years
in Salem and became a fine or
chestra before the war, when the
work was suspended. Edouard
Hurlimann was conductor at that
time.
Mrs. Hill Fetes
Board Members
The last executive meeting of
the Salem Credit Women's Break
fast club , under the leadership of
president, Mrs. Dorothy Hill, was
held Tuesday night when ghe en
tertained with a dessert supper at
her home on State street.'
Members present were Mrs.
Lorna Lucas, Mrs. Alta Myers,
Miss Lena Blum, Mrs.l Bessie Kay
ser, Mrs." Dorothy Walker, Miss
Lillian Kayser. Mrs. Ethel Gal-
linger, Mrs. Louise Jones, Miss
Beverly Hartzel, and Miss Estella
Smith.
Plans arc being completed for
the annual installation banquet to
be held at the Golden Arrow Oc
tober 8, at 7:30. Officers will be
elected at the October 1 meeting
with a ' T o'clock breakfast at
Nohlgren's. .
Tanner-Andresen
Vows Read !
h .
i At a auiet ceremony Sunday at
rhigh noon Miss Colleen Andresen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Andresen, became the bride of
Francis H. Tanner, son of Mr. find
Mrs. E. E. Tanner, at the United
Brethren church with ' the Rev.
Martin officiating before mem
bers of the immediate family.
i For her wedding the bride chose
a royal blue tailleur with grey
accessories and a corsage of gar
denias and pink bouvardia. At
tending the couple was the
groom's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ratze-
btirg.
The newlyweds left for a wed
ding trip to Canada immediately
after the service. They will re
turn to Salem to make their home.
Mrs. aUlph IL Coeley and Mrs.
George H. Swift, sr. will motor to
Eugene today to visit their daugh
ters and son, Margie Cooley, Jean
and George Swift, on the Univer
sity of Oregon campus.
Down to Earth
Dear Little Tuber Can Become Fine
Dish When Dressed Up; Big Crop Due
By MAX1NE BUREN
, Statesman Woman's Editor
"Dear Woman's Editor: What shall I do with potatoes?
And. according to the experts, there will be a mighty Jot of po
tatoes to use thfs winter because the crop is plenty big.
Most persons like mashed, boiled and baked potatoes, and welcome
an occasional baking dish of es-
raltoned nntata
French fries were frequently on
menus during normal times when
fats are available, and when a
heavy kettle of oil could be kept
Just for deep fat fried foods.
Mashed potatoes can take on a
festive look when baked, . they're
called rightfully
DUCHESS POTATOES
2 cups hot riced potatoes
2 tablespoons butter
W teaspoon salt
3 egg yolks, slightly beaten
Whip together, pile lightly in
a pan or: make in shapes with a
pastry tube, and cook at 330 until
delicately browned.
Then there are
I POTATO PANCAKES
3 medium i sized raw potatoes,
grated ,
1 tablespoon flour
1 tablespoon cream 1
1 gg
' 1 teaspoon salt
Mix, cook by spoonfuls in a
heavy frying pan, turning once.
Other recipes to vary the potato
fare; include:.
Stuffed Boiataes. with cheese.
Ttuna or chopped green peppers.
ChantUlyFold half cup grated
cheese into whipped potatoes and
brown. ,
Spaniah Fold chopped pi-
Mrs. Mile K. Taylor retained
home from a plane trip Tuesday
night which took her to New Or
leans for the marriage of her son,
Winston, earlier in the month and
to Nebraska for a visit with rela-
i Uves.
" """ '
ASK YOUR
mientos and cream into potatoes,
and whip up. Reheat.
Aa Gratia Put whipped po
tatoes in a baking dish, , cover
with buttered crumbs and bake
until brown.
Palate soap Makes a main
dish at noontime. Be sure and in
clude celery, with some tops, and
a dash of celery salt. '
Fashion Bridge Slated
Plans for' the annual Junior
Woman's club tlP fashion bridge
benefit were made Tuesday night
when the. committee met at the
home of the chairman, Mrs. Calvin
Kent The fashion bridge will be
held October 28 at the clubhouse.
Committee members include.
Mesdames Verne Robb, Leland
Sarff, Sam Campbell, Maurice
Saffron and Roy Mink.
Party to Fete
Mrs. Heath
. Event of Saturday night will
be the informal party for which
Mrs. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. Ralph
Moody and Miss Dorothy Corne
lius will be hostesses at the Kelly
home on South 17th street in com
pliment to Mrs. Paul Heath.
After an informal evening a
shower will honor Mrs. Jleath and
the hostesses will serve a late sup
per to twenty-four guests. Bou
quets of autumn' flowers will pro
vide the decorative note.
BPW Women Hear
Handicapped ,
''Walter Snyder, assistant state
superintendent of public instruc
tion was speaker at the Business
and Professional Woman's meet
ing at Nohlgren's Tuesday night.
He discussed the program for
handicapped children! in Oregon.
Amanda Anderson- briefly dis
cussed the school fund measure
to appear in the coming election
and Bonnie Klein, winner of a 4-H
scholarship told of summer school
experiences.
Other guests were Mrs. Snyder,
Mrs. LuVerne J. Hardwicke, Mrs.
Grace N. Hartley, Miss Imogene
Johnson, and Mary Ann Foley,
Salem and Katie Watson, Walla
Walla. ,
Delta Zetas Meet
At Ekicksen's
Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen and Mrs.
B. L. Bradley entertained the
Delta Zeta alumnae at a dessert
supper Tuesday night at the' for
mer's home on South Cottage
street. Election of officers was
held with Mrs. Virgil Sexton
named president and Miss Bev
erly 1 Branch, treasurer. During
the evening the alumnae mended
and repaired the Salem' high
school band uniforms.
Attending were Mesdames
Charles Feike, Edmond Carleton,
Maurice Buchanan, George Duke,
Esther Eat; ton, Hugh Morrow, V.
Freisen, Lloyd Sanders, Virgil
Sexton, Miss Beverly Branch,
Miss Geraldine Kem and the host
esses. I
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Steele of
Portland are in the capital for a
eve days as guests of Mr. and
Mr. Virgil Sexton. Mr. Steele is
here on business with the Pacific
Telephone Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Shepard
are leaving Friday for Seattle to
spend the weekend and attend
the University of Washington-St.
Mary's game on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank McColloch of Port
land, formerly of Salem, has been
visiting in the capital a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mc-Lellan.
Miss Marjorle Price, daughter of
Mrs. Wayne Price, is leaving by
train today for Hollywood, Calif,
for a fortnight's visit with her
aunt and cousins, Mrs. Earl An
derson and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Thompson, former Salem resi
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