Miss Gaiser
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In South
Romantic news comes from the;
south today telling of the en-f
sutgement of a Salem girl. Miss
Rosemary Gaiser, daughter lof Mel
and Mrs. Silas Gaiser, to Richard
Max field, son of Mr. and Mrs;.
William Maxfield of Los Angeles.
The bride-elect, who is now
wearing a diamond on her third
finger left hand, passed the tra
ditional box of chocolates to her
classmates it Mudd hall on the
Pomona college campus last week;.
No date has been set for the wedj-
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oing. dui it win prooaui m.e
place next summer. j j!
Mt Gaier is a graduate of
Sfclem high school, where she
was active in music circles. She Is
a senior at Pomona 'college and
will graduate in June. Hen fiance
attended Duke university and took
nu last two years ai romona col
lege, from' which he graduated in
June. He is now attending the
University of Southern California,
where he has a fellowship! and Us
working on his master a degree.
During the war he served as
paratrooper with the 101st ait
borne division.
Couple Observes
56th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Forester
of HaUey, who have been married
6 years were honor guests at
dinner at the Gold Arrow Suit'
day.. . I
- Attending the dinner were the
honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Forester and Phillip, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred E. Roberta, Mr. a td
Mrs. Herman Steinke, I Sandy,
Mrs. Blanche Sweet. Eugene, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Newton, Kelt-?
neth and Lois Newton, Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steinke, and
Richard, Salem, and Car! M- Maj
bon, Monmouth. A daughter, Mrs.
C L. Falk was usable to j attend
Later the group went to the Fred
E. Roberts home.
Society ..-..Clubs
Music... The Home
Little Boys Are
Welcomed I
i
Congratulations go to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Chambers ion the
birth of a six pound seven ouneje
eon, Lee Frederick, on j Friday
morning at the Emanuel hospital
In Salero. The little boy, who his
sister, Ann Louise, Is thei grand
son f Mr. and Mrs. G. Frederick
Chambers and Mrs. Martha Kaufjt
jnan of Portland. !
From Antioth, Cajif., i Icomes
word of the birth of a son,! Robert
Lowell, to Mr. and Mrs. j Robert
Green (Beverly Davenport) en
Friday morning. The seven pound
one ounce, boy is the grandson ibf
Mrs. Ronald Craven, Lowell Da
Ivenport of Lebanon and Dr. and
Mrs. E. A. Green of Antioch. i
Old Time
Dance
Waltxos - Quadrilles
Paul Jones -2 and 3 Stops
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Over Western Aute
tit Court SL, Salem
Erery Saturday Night
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Independence
With Joe Lane & His
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Willamette Valley
Top Western Band
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Sponsored by
. American Legion
CLUB CALENDAR
SATURDAY
Chemeketa chapter, DAR, with Mrs.
Nettie Roberts, S7S Belmont St.. S pjn.
MONDAY
Executive board, Methodist Old Peo
ple's Home meet at the Home. 1S2S
Center it., 130 p.m, monthly buslneas
meeting. ;
I United Spanish War Veterans and
auxiliary meet at VFW hall. S pjn.
PEO council meet at YWCA, 1:18
p.m.-.
Spinsters meet with Miss Carolyn
Brady, Garden road. S p.m. t
. First Methodist Wetleyan . Service
guild with Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy, Set
N. 22nd at, 7:45 p.m.
Wesley an Service guild, Jason Lee
church, meet at church parlors, S pjn.
Gamma Phi Beta alumna dinner
meeting with Mrs. rrank H. Spears.
1309 Chemeketa St.. 6:30 pjn.
CapiUl unit, American Legion auxil
iary, meet at Salem Woman's club, S
pjn.
TUESDAY
BPW business women's formal ban
awe. Normandy Manor, S:48 p.m.
Yomarcoa meet with Mrs. 3. D. Foley,
iui M sit t I IS itnurt luncheon.
Missouri club with Mrs. F. E. Mix.
2224 N. WtncheU St.. 1 p.m.
HI-Y Mothers no-host luncheon at
YMCA. 12 o'clock.
Chad wick chapter. No. ST. OES, reg
ular session. Masonic Temple, S p.m.
' AAUW executive board with Mrs.
Vernon Wiecaraon, 324 N. Capitol st,
7:30 p.m. t .
Salem General hospital auxiliary
meet at YWCA. 10 a.m. . "
American War Mothers meet at Mi
Ion hall. p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Women's Missionary society or rim
Prcebyterian church meet - at church,
2 p.m., executive board, 1 p.m.
kt Mark Lutheran guild meet in
church parlors. 1 o clock.
WSCS of First Methodist church ex
ecutive board meet at Carrier Room,
43 a.m., circles meet at ior o
sert luncheons. , ' '
ivAmAmi, svanlne A AtfW Litera
ture croup with Mrs. Charles Lay port.
ZZ3 a, ieieue sr.. p.m.
THURSDAY
Pi Beta Phi alumnae meet at chap
ter house. 7 JO p.m.
Cntm.m. viMri div rtraagrt luncn-
eon, Salem Woman's clubhouse, 1:19
p.m.
Miss Boyle
A Bride
The marriage of Miss Donna
Marie Boyle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Boyle, to Kenneth H.
Smith, son Mrs. Floyd Allen,
took place on September 21 at 4
o'clock at the First Christian
church with tne Rev. J. M. Good
heart officiating. Mrs. John
Schmidt, jr., was the organist.
The altar was decorated with
mums and orchid and white as
ters. Lighting the tapers were
Miss Edith Kyle and Mrs. Helen
Brantner.
The bride, given In marriage by
her father, wort a stone blue
dressmaker suit with black hat
and accessories. She carried a
Bible marked with an orchid.
Miss Vera Boyle was her sis
ter's only attendant and wore an
orchid dress with brown acces
sories and corsage of white car
nations. Noel Ferry stood with
the groom as best man and
ushers were Paul Dillle and
Queittin Smith.
The newlyweds will live In Cor
vallis while he Is attending aero
nautical engineering school at the
Corvallla airport. Both, attended
Salem high school and he served
in the navy during the war.
Date Is Set
For Rites f
Of interest to the many Salem
friends of the family is the com
ing marriage of Miss Norma Jean
Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Kennedy, to Melvln
Noack, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Noack, on October 24.
Miss Kennedy is a gradual of
Salem high school and is now em
ployed at the state tax commis
sion. Mr. Noack, formerly of
Sandy, Ore., is employed in con
struction work in Salem.
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Betrothal of
Interest
iOf Interest to the couple's many
Salem friends is announcement of
the engagement of Miss Joann Hoi
sted, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer W. Holstad of Portland, to
Dr. W. Robert McMurray, jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Mc
Murray of Portland. The news
Was told in Portland at a lunch
eon Thursday at the Waverly
Country club for which the bride
elect's mother was hostess,
i The ceremony will take place
November 15 in Portland at
Trinity Episcopal church,
i Miss Holstad, a niece of Gover
nor and Mrs. Earl Snell is- a
graduate of the University of
Oregon and a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta. Dr. McMurray, a
nephew of Mrs. Taylor Hawkins,
is a graduate of the University of
Oregon and the University of
Oregon Medical school. His fra
ternity is Kappa Sigma. Miss Hol
stad is a sorority sister of Mrs.
William Duncan- (Harriet Haw
kins) of Silverton. Attending the
announcement luncheon from
here were Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Haw-
Pike-Cooper
Vows Read
Announcement is being made of
the marriage of Miss Hazel
Cooper, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Cooper, to Edward
Pike, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Pike of Kent, Wash., which took
place, at the South Salem Friends
church With Dr. C J. Pike of
Portland and the Rev. Charles
Ha worth officiating. Dean Macy
and Miss Grace Pike sang and
Mrs. Frank Haskins was the or
ganist. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
white satin gown and floor length
veil which fell from a coronet of
seed pearls. Mrs. Milton Kroeker
was her sister's matron of honor
and "bridesmaids were Miss Eva
Agee and Mr. Orrin Ogier. Robert
Pike was best man and ushers
were John and Claude Pike.
A reception was held in the
church parlors.
The couple is now at home in
Tigard following a trip to the Ore
gon coast
The Statoamcm. gqlam, Oregon, Saturday, Octobf I, 1347
kins. Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Dan
iel J. Fry, Jr.
Walking up the aisle oi the First Congregational church
after their marriage are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C Steven
son (Delphlne Riney), whose wadding was an vent of Sep
tember 20. The bride Is the daughter of the Elmer Rineys
and the benedict is the son of Mr.,1 and Mrs. Claude H. Ste
venson. The newlyweds will live in Salem. (Jesten-Miller.)
Post Chairmen
Are Named
Pioneer Post 149, American Le
gion met Thursday at the Legion
hall with Bliss Mildred Christen-
sen presiding.
Group was divided into two
teams for membership drive un
der Susan Faherty and Harriott
Belcher, captains
New members Introduced were
Elizabeth. A. Skinner, Rolanda
Hafner and Rozelle Staab, all
former Waves, and Essie White,
Wac, who served In the South
Pacific.
Chairmen of standing commit
tees announced are: membership,
Harriott Belcher; social, Grace
Marck; legal. Peg Smith; child
welfare, Nell Knittel; American
ization, Florence Cameron; Visit
ing, Hazel Schomberg; finance.
Sylvia Kraps; publicity. Alberta
Shoemake; post bulletin, Velma
Davis; service, Essie White.
Past Presidents
At Wilson Home
A special meeting of the past
presidents club, American Legion
auxiliary, Capital Unit, was held
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Aus
tin II. Wilson, president. She was
assisted by Mrs. Frank N. Waters
and Mrs. H. G. Kottke. Mrs. Wil
son has named as historian, Mrs.
Earl T. Andresen; publicity, Mrs.
Mem Pearce. Mrs. Hattie Cook is
secretary-treasurer for the year.
Unit No. 9 Past Presidents and
past presidents of other units In
clude around forty. A veteran
of World I from the Rosebufg
Veterans hospital wil be "adopt
ed" with Mrs. James Garson In
charge.
The installing team plans to go
to Oregon City on October 14 and
install the newly elected officers
of that unit.
The outstanding event is a
guest night meeting October 20 In
the Salem Woman s club. Pros
pective members will be invited.
- Present were: Mrs. O. E. Pal
mateer, Mrs. H. G. Kottke, Mrs.
James R. Garson, Mrs. Don Mad
ison, Mrs. William G. Nothelfer,
Mrs. Earl T. Andresen, Mrs. Mem
Pearce, Mrs. Lulu Walton Quick,
Mrs. Stanley Krueger, Mrs. A. W.
Wyatt, Mrs. Ella J. Voves, Mrs.
Jennie Bartlett, Mrs. W. W. Wod
ruff, Mrs. E. W. Richey. Mrs. Flor
ence K. Ames, Mrs. Frank Mar
shall, Mrs. Hattie Cook, Mrs. Merle
Travis, unit president, and Mrs.
Helen McLeod, unit membership
chairman. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Don Mad
ison, October 23.
Miss Marian Sparks was hostess
for a chili supper Friday night at
the North 14th street home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LesUe
J. Sparks, preceding the Willam-
ette-Whittier game. Thirty fresh
men were bidden to the party.
Necdlecraft
Breakfast Food
Waff le, Hotcake Recipes Can Be Made
To Suit Most Any Morning Menu
By Maxlne Bnren
SUtecmsn Woman's Editor
Waffles and hotcakes, a standard breakfast treat, can be varied
to make more interesting early morning menus. Some women find
they like to add bacon to the batter, slip in a few raisins or even
blueberries or huckleberries. It's fund to vary the ingredients.
Everyone has her own recipe.
but here's one standard one to
work with:
WAFFLE BATTER
1 egg well beaten
1 cup flour
1 teaspoon double acting baking
powder
Va cup shortening.
Milk to make batter rather
thick
Va teaspoon salt
Combine and bake waffles
Here's a fancy waffle:
WAFFLhS CINNIMO
2 eggs beaten until bubbly
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon sugar
1 tablespoon melted butter
4 teaspoons double acting
baking powder
2 cups milk
Vi teaspoon salt
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Officers
The Raphaterians - held their
ft ret rrUMitinir gt the fall Thus-
m ihii a u a 0
day afternoos at the home of Mrs.
A. A. Siewert, with her sister.
Mrs. Roy Hewitt, assisting. Tea
was served late in the afternoon.
New officers of the group are
Mrs. Nora Thompson, president;
Mrs. Floyd Utter,, vice-president;
and Mrs. Otto Wilson, secretary-
treasurer. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Lee Unruh on No
vember 6.
Attending were Mesdames Floyd
Utter, Morton Peck, Nora Thomp
son, Waldo O. Mills, Tinkham Gil
bert, Ronald Glover, Ray Smith,
Ellen Fisher, James Heltzel. Carle
Abrams, Lee Unruh, Charles
Bates, Otto Wilson and the hostesses.
Visitor Feted
At Party
Miss Bessie Smith was hostess
for an informal party Thursday
night at her home on North 21st
street in compliment to Miss Gus
sie Notdurft, who is here visiting
from Washington, D. C. The vis-
t tablespoons crumbs
CRUMBS FOR WAFFLES
2 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon flour
teaspoon cinnamon
Mix together until like crumbs.
If desires, 2 tablespoons shredded
almonds may be added.
CORN-MEAL GRIDDLECAKES
cup corn meal
cup wheat flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons shortening
1 to iy cups milk
Sift dry ingredients, add milk
mixed with melted shortening.
Mix thoroughly and bake on hot.
slightly greased griddle until
brown.
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Honoring Miss Notdurft were
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