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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1947)
On Sunday Mis Ruth Ttfwnsend, daunhler of Mr. and Mr. Paul Townsefwi of Gervars, nrxi Don G. HarHy, on of Mrs. -J. L. Hardy of Salem and Vllllim CI Kirn nf Kalt'Tjlk City, exchanged their . marriage vows at a church ceremony Sun day. July with the Rev. Dudley Strain officiating: at 3 o'clock. John Schmidt, jr.. sane and Mir Schmidt was the organist. The altar was banked with palms and pink arid white gladioluses. Light in the tapers were Miss Doris Townend. a sifter of the bride. and Miss Nancy Burford. Therbride. given in mrrriage by her father, wore a while lare own with train, long f-leeves and a satin girdle inset on the bodice. Her fingertip length tulte veil was held in place with orange bio Kims and she' carried a colonial bouquet tof bouvardia and glad iolues. . . Mrs. Robert Lorenz was her firtet's honor attendant and wore mijt blue taffeta frock. Brides maids were Miss Elaine Town send, a sister, and Miss Auei Hardy, cousin of the groom. They wore identical blue nd pink printed frocks made with bustles full skirt and off shoulder neck. lines. They carried pastel colonial bouquets. Rex Hardy was his brother's best man and groomsmen were Robert Lorenz and David Tomlin- fum of Portland. Ushers were Mel vin Bowcut, Harold Hartman Leon Everitt and Alvin Jones. . E3na Bowcut. niece of the groom was flower girl and wore a pink net floor length dress trimmed in pink ribbon and ruffling. Byron LaFollette wa ring bearer. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Townend wore a white and black print dress with black rib bon hat and white accessories Mrs. Hardy attended the nuptials in an aqua dress with black ac ceones and both wore corsages of gladioluses. Assisting at the wedding re . eeption were Mesdames Louis Lo reni, E. Stafford. L. LaMarr and Melvin Bowrut. Mrs. Rex Hardy passed the guest book and Mioses . Zelda and Velma Hardy, cousins ef the groom, and Virginia Lewis were in charge of the gift table. When the couple left on their honeymoon trip to California the bride wore a turquoise and black print dress with white picture hat and corsage of pink rosebuds. The rtewlyweds will live in Salt Lake City, where he is in business. Mrs. Wilson S. Slecmund will entertain members of her club at bridge and a late supper tonight t her South High street home. Mrs. Robert Eyre and Mrs. Ed ward O. Stadter, jr, will be ad ditional guests. Society ...Clubs Music... The Home CLUB CALENDAR board 1. and WEDNESDAY J aeon Le WSCS, KecuUv 10:30. Business meeting. 11 a.i luncheon 12 30 p.m. DAY auxiliary Initiation and installs lion. Woman's iluhhou. 1:30 o.m. Womrn of First Presbyterian cnurcn oicnlc luncheon with Mrs. C. t Sieg miind. MAS Garden road. 1 o.m. Roval Neichbors sewinx club with Mrs. Mabel Miles 170 Madrona ave.. all day. no-host luncheon at noon. THURSDAY Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club with Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Scott, 13 5. Liberty .. no-host picnic sup orr. 8:30 p.m. - Spiritual Sunflower club with .Mrs. Myrtle Bruijn, Mii North 5th St., 1 n m . - . Missionary society rnglewood Evan ee'ical United Brethren church. J:1S with Mrs. O. M. Bradbury, box . P.rk aVe. Woman's Missionary society, rirsi Runlwt church. 1 o.m.. in The Garth. Picnic lunch, business meeting and nrneram. West Salem VFW auxiliary meet at Wt Salem Legion hall. S p.m. T ittle Garden club of Salem Heichts with Mrs. Lewis Judson. 1000 Judson it., 1 p.m., no-host luncheon. Spanish War Group Meets The United Spanish War Veter an's auxiliary, held a business meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall Monday. Miss Lois Kirts presided. Reports of depart ment convention held in Corvallis June 22 to 25 were made. Mrs. Willow Evans was elected department assistant guard. Miss Jeanne Petersen was initiated into membership in Hal Hibbard aux iliary. Summertime lMBa"" ,u Sut" rsrjT"i yi "i OTCI I a w'r from her son. Major Farley V ClClLlVvllloLO . ' . Mogan. that he and his family a- rived safely in New York by plane The-beaches along the Oregon from FrankJurt, Germany. Major coast are attracting many Salem and Mrs. Mogan and their little vacationists during the summer girl, Martha Nell, have gone on months. to Boston, where he will receive Mrs. Wallace Hug and daughter, his release from the army. They Julie, Mrs. John Hughes and chil- expect to arrive in Salem in a fort dren, Jenlyn and Johnny, and night Mrs, Emery Hobbn and son, Uex ter, are leaving Thursday for a sojourn at the Hug's summer place at Wecoma Beach. They will be joined on the weekend by their husbands. Mrs. Earl Cooley and daughter, Betty, have returned from IRebekah Officers Are Installed Mrs. Fred" Shafer, Noble Grand. presided over, the meeting of Sa- month's stay at their beach home lem Rebekah Lodge Monday night at Neskowin. They had as their with twenty-iwo visitors pre-em. guests over the Feurth of July Deputy grand, master, M. w weekend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ready and deputy president, Mrs Feike and dauchter. Mary . Mr. 1 Clem Ohlsen, assisted by deputy and Mrs. Henry Becker and son, marshals P. C. Harland and Mrs Hfnrv of Portland, and Mrs A. F. I Blanche Hull installed me touow- Marcus. During their stay at the ing officers for fcaiem ueDenan beach Betty Cooley entertained Lodge: past noble grand, Mrs. t red seven of her school friends at a Shafer; noble grand, Mrs. Virgil ha-h nartr fnr u.-r-lr in th Parker: vice grand. Mrs. Vernon group were Susan Perry, Donna Fahm; treasurer. Mrs. Lioya r-ep Salter. Dorothv Cannon. Alice Der: chaplain. Mrs. Cnariey ixeu Oirod. Rernire- Imlah. Pebble De- bauer: inside guardian, Mrs. Har Sart and Sharon Plunkett. old Corwin; outside guardian, Mrs Mrs. Leon Marensian and her I Albert Beckman. conductor, Mrs children and Mrs. . E. T. Barnett Paul Davies: musician, Mrs. Fred and their children are vacation- Swanson; right supporter noDie in this WMk at Neskowin. Brand. Mrs. W. L. Newton; left Dr. and Mrs. Frank V. Prime supporter noble grand. Mrs. t.ari hiv. luun . tniniirrin tnr uv.nl EnffStrom right SUDDOrter V1CC Date Set For Nuptials Sunday. July 20. has been set as the date for the coming mo rtage of Miss Cleiie Hers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. (J. Rogers Of Newberg, and Eugene MacCarthy, son of D. P. Mt.cCj.i thy of Salem. The rites will be pel formed at 4 o'clock in- the afternoon at a garden ceremony at the Rogers home. A reception will follow the nuptials. After a wedding trip Mr. Mac Carthy will bring his briie to Salem to reside, at his counlry place, where he is engaged in farming. Tfc-a F or Filling Salem. Oroqosi. Wodnoodary. July i. 1M7 5 Main Dishes May Be Salads During Hat Summer Days, Gocd Outdoors By Mails Barest -Women's Coitor. The ttatoesnaa Hot weather meals are a worry us OtrgontarM hate to deal with far less than most folk. But thete come few da in every aummer, even in our Willamette Valley, when rooking for the family la rut to a minimum, because it's just too hoi. A god Inspnation for days like weeks at their summer place at Devils Lake. Leaves for New Orleans Miss Mildred Christenson is en training Thursday .for New Or leans, where she will spend the remainder of the, summer' with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis King and their year old son, Lewis Marable. She will go by way of Denver and Houston. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Needham ase grand, Mrs. Iviadene Hubbard; and left supporter vice grand, Mrs. Donald Muellhaupt. A short musical program was givep and Mrs. Lora Groves pre sented Mrs. Shafer with a past noble grand's jewel as a gift from her officers. The Past Noble Grands' asso ciation will have their annual pic nic at the home of Mrs. Glenn Ad ams Tuesday, July 15. that are main dih salad, mart huky enough to fill up th family, yet cold enough to appeal to their over-heted lates. Besides arying the ingredients fr salads, the cook can serve them in different ways, for in teresting the diners. For Instance. : they can be individually arranged on plates ready for each member ' of the family, or they can be out MILL CITY Saturday after- i in bowls and tossed together. The noon at 2 o'clock Anna Mae Dol-! entire meal can be put on a Urge ezal became the bride of Robert L. Metcalf, jr.. at a ceremony performed in the garden at her parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Dolezal. The bride wore an off white suit with pink accessories and cariied a blue Bible topped with Couple to Live In Salem platter, with salad arranted In the center or at one end for maxi mum of attractiveness, attd pota to chips or relishes at the other end. This is practical of course for buffet meals. Ies handy hen the salad must be pa..ed at the table. Garnishes may be pickle fan rut up into nicely aaotied potal salad arvd served In a Urge let I u-lined bowl. Th moist rnir.g is either mayonnaise or butted dressing. Dr. aa4 Mrs. 1. N4e aU4 GokJendat. Wash, are trrehmf felicitations on the birth of son. Thomas Tartar, on June 17 at the Portland Sanitarium. The baby has an older brother. John Noble, jr. The xt and pa rents are Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Red of Lorrva Linda. Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tartar of Salem. Mrs. Reid will be remembered as Ann Tartar. Mary Kay Oarrta SartagfWM has been visiting the past week at the home Of her unrle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Maison. Mats BeU Klewert kaa Ialte4 an orchid. She wore a gardenia I (made by slicinr pickles almost corsage. Her shoulder length veil through, and gently spreading was held in Dlace with a crown 1 them out fan-fpuhion), o'ives. of orange blossoms. She was giv- sliced hard cooked ejr. strip of , twelve of her friends to a dessert en in marriage by her father. j pimiento or s'iced tomatoes. ; supper and bridge party toruft.t Jean Stettler, Salem, in a gray Also served on the salad plate at her North Winter street home. dressmaker suit and black acres-1 may be relishes, such as pickled Luncheon to Fete Guest Mrs. RU If. Campbe'l has ln ited a group pt matron to 1 :1S 'clock lurtcrteost Thuradav afttf noon at the Normandy Mm In nenphsnenl t brt hove gwl Mr. William Coaeer c? Purtiand. Mrs. Gose and her rHildrsn. Mary and Mark, will be In SWm with Mra. CampbeU until Urn? te celv thnr port rail to Uae lor MurUh, Germany. U Join Mr. Cer, who la for.r.eue't with l a fiepartmett. Mrs. Goseer rs many triertds here, a she f -rrt-ly rruxVe her home tn tSe rj;tL TMrty haY been btOen to lunrhecn party. Gjrs's mill t eated at Indiv kdul UbWs itK summery rVomeri pra d.rg dertitalHe note. WiUs Kills TWe Ceoleooial meeting f the Itk hes dan .! to held Sunday when lm reihoi tf George P. S. RKhes aM Chat lee Ricrtcs gather for tne.r anrtual re union In the- 5U1 er?on park Sua day. Geoge P. S. Kitn took land tWton rlaiT. in Wk Hilts In 1147 and t. e home rU is rwrw farmed by rt granr.ssei. R-ber1 Rkhe who is presMtmt 4 t rlub. Two granilaugt-ters. Lots Ric-he. secretary, and Wini fred JUhiv reside on tbe c d Detriment president,. Mrs. Zi- being welcomed home from a two Golden Weading months motor trio east with Mr and Mrs. Charles Wiper of Eu- I VI orOOt 1 Pin von former Salem residents A ICCrl UU1 1 Thv visiterf in Washintrton nr. S1LVERTON More than 175 New York, Boston, Quebec and mends cauea aunaay irom 10 Toronto. the lirepiace room 01 me arm- Mrs. William S. Cole and her ory to greet Mr. and Mrs. ineo- sister. Miss Nell Crout of Port- dore Orace .on tneir goioen wea IIC A k - IIIUCUIIK "11 I . I .. . . i : : il. I inn H iiirnwl MonHav from civ I ding anniversary. IS. iw annua! uhiiii; ui uis m,nV . - - T. r-UeH at the ifaoBrer inn sqct urn rn ivmt x n mm i aiiv a,u rwi - . r.7 p ov .a.w.. w I . - ... m .m s to Ohio, Illinois and Michigan. aoor r wren "uir"-V They returned by way of Toronto, Mrs. Elmer Grace of Springfield. v r.no;,n nutria. Tj,v t,. Mrs. Irl Grace of Albany cut the ise and Banff. weaaing cane, tx son, in uwc Aioany. was in cnarge oi me coi- Sllverton The Builders will fee urn and a son and grandson, donia W. Quick, presented Miss Jeanne Petersen with a check from the Clara Barton. Nurses training fund. The annual department prize was won by the auxiliary for the largest- gain m membership. The next meeting will be September and Auxiliary will be held at the city park in Dana;, August 31. The South Salem Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday afternoon at two o' VtHnline 843 South Ubertv ' 8 Picnic 8UPPr on tn lawn Mil Grace nd Fred Fari'T' Wer .1"P:in. 2;:.:.:U...:u u"-f"l of the Methodist church Friday in charge of the punch bowL As- by Mrs. Charles Haworth. The W Sam Jones, pres.- sisUng were Mrs. M,lo Grace .of program topic will be Ts Alco- J roup has announced. Toledo; Mr and Mrs. Irl Math- hollsm a Disease?" Assisting n" appoimea pro- eny, r. "? hostess will he Mrs Una Curtis 1 ram chairman for the occasion and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hannon nostess will oe Mrs. lna uurus. w Mrs Loren Barr and Mrs. of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Iira Af Women Voter will I O. E. Eller to be-in charce of Hammer of Bend. Mr. and Mrs. have their third meeting with a kitchen arrangements and table Everett Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs state leader for - organization decorations. The supper and pro- Ray Wilcox of Aumsville. Phyllis Thursday 2 n m at Mrs. Hal De cram are open to anyone wno Maineny was in Sart'a home. 810 Academy st I wishes to attend, Jone reports. I guest book sories, was bridesmaid. She alo peaches or pninrs. small, slaw- " evrr si lariieo nomesteod. II as oo-r.eJ er Utf wore a gardenia corsaee. 'filled tomatoe. 1-ree tiotatn chips vi wr oocir nuo 10 ner lainer. ITvarles K-es a netew topted with cotuite cheese, or ( -"o nome l ruirxiay ruht for a I of the eorly Ovar'toa Rittm mtm stuffed celery. j dessert supper and evening of . setUed at Turner, until his deaU As for the salad, almost any caru. few years ago. combination of meat or fish can ! Bud Hanson, Portland, was best man and Keith Grimes, usher. Mrs. Donald Sheythe, accom panied by Mrs. Norman Hatha way, rang. A reception followed wilh Mrs. Joe Fend,, Miss Nellie Hathaway and Miss Ruby Friesen sorving. After a week's trip to the moun tains the couple will live in Sa lem. be ued. If you dn"t want to cook at all. prepared meals will no I nicely. If ou dont mind a little early morning cokinf . you may prepare ham or . chicken or other ' meat ahei.d of time and add it to 1 , K m l A it.t mr i.u, .vi.. The bride is the daughter of Ham and potato salad is a g.iod Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doleral of rombi nation, add hard cooked Mill City. She received her edu- i eggs, celery and green pepper for ration in Mill City and attended j interest business college in Salem. The 1 Chop Suey salad i a new one past few years she has been em- j to most of us, it is nu.de by com ployed in Salem. I bining cooked beef, pork or veal. The groom is the son of R. L. 1 sliced celery, carrots and pe Metcalf of Whitensville. Mass. and 1 and seawwung with soy sain-e. is now attending Willamette uni- i A New Fjigland salad Includes ON THE AIR TONIGHT AT 6 P. M.I versity Law School. Visitors In the. capital have beea Mrs. Robert Berg and daughters. Barbara, Eleanor and Suzanne of corned beef, rooked beets and to matoes, minced onion and celery. Tongue and vegetable salad is good. as is a combination of Frankfurters and kidney beins Seattle, who have been guests of seasoned wilh pickle and onion her father. Harry Love. Today and topped with French dressing the Bergs and Mr. Love are leav- j There are food combintims of ing on a motor trip down the coast ' fish for salad too. tuna, canned or to Crater Lake and the Oregon '. fresh cooked salmon make good Caves. They will then go to As toria. where Mrs. Berg will meet her husband, who is captain of the -Pacific Exporer." a merchant tnnri no xooaol It a to o. o-i lno Ijvoa a V ill V. M li mo aiaoai iirr v T2wr a. iir ia oiaiiiiji iviirr charge of the from a six months trip to South America. salads. Shrimp, crab and even minced clams combine with let tuce and other xegetabtes to make excellent main dish salads. The Scandinavians always In clude a herring salad on their Smorgasbord. Pickled herring Is n I ST OREGON CAPITOL OUTLET 1490 A o on ticut dial Hear ... A Salute to Silrtn and KOCO from Hawaii Tonir.lit at 7:30 p. m. D Ttis is our regular mnncr clcse-cul sale c! all broken lines and cddlclx . . . The sale Iha! has been so popular (or the pas! 43 years. Be snre and be here when the doors open al 10:C3 o'clock. Large shipment while Joyce play shoes in all sizes. Al regular prices. SIS OTILM li Wonderful $10 values. New Khipment In all sizes and colors for this sale. We are making a special offer to promote these wonderful hose and offering prs. for 400 FURS, FDR STORAGE MID REPAIRS Ask about our fur service' and bring your coat in for Free mothproof ing. We will soon open our summer fur sale. Come in and ask about it. We can give you exciting news. Lime. Hunlingford Treatment Lino Come to our Cosmetic Department and let our cosmetician tell you about the line. One group regularly priced up to $29.95. Broken sizes, styles and colors. Yon will have to come early to get these wonderful values at only a00 lucien Lelong Cologne and Periumes Always acceptable for gifts. Special reduction on spring mer chandise. Visit our Millinery De partment for anything for better wear. ) GOATS Spring and summer numbers. Hroken lines, colors and sizes. Regularly sold to 185 and f ftC now to go at the ridiculously U JJ AS low price of only COMPLETE LINE OF BEAUTIFUL MYH SilTS I Every sale final Ho Iayaways, exdiangas or hk inrnSo All sizes in while Spalding. Be snre and gel ycer pair ttl:re the sizes are broken np. Al regular prices. - nirriAL haiidherchiefs Beautiful while hand initialed number. regroUrlj old for li0. Come and get them for only - fr In all sizes and in a beautiful ar ray of colors. Very closely priced at $22.50. Now you can have them for only 5l(95 BESSES S1ITS From our regular stock of fine garments. Broken tizes and colors. Each number per- rt feet in every respect and regu- ZD I 1 tJ a - rr ll'LJI 11 any boiq 10 nmic iney last to go at only Irge selection of beautiful dri that are moderately priced at $39.95. Prints and plain colors. These are pri ced to close out quickly at only A selection of the finest talari that t show. RegnUrly prierd to $5935. Cooat early aa thro better drits wlS go very quickly at only Odd Lol Sweaters and Blouses This is a complete closeout of a large ( selection of beautiful numbers regular- ZD ly sold to $7.95. They will go quickly at only 295 0E3E LOT . DQESSES, PMYSeiffiS And misvcellaneooii numbers from the drea department G f 1 f to be completely closed oaL Formeriy aold to $220. oD ITnU U Now to go at one price
