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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1948)
i golem, Oregon, Friday, Auqurt 13.m3 .it H - i . ; SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC Supper "Will Fete Bridal Couple . Miss Phyllis Jan Sim and her fiance, Daniel W. Morley, will be honored at a supper party tonight when her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sim, entertain ing in the garden of their home on Garden road. The six o'clock affair will precede the wedding rehearsal. The couple'a marriage Will be an event of Saturday night at the First Baptist church." Bidden to the supper party arej Miss Sim and Mr. Money, me inri Mrs. Un-rd Anderson. Mrs. Morgan Cross, Mrs. Robert ; 6chmieding and Mrs. Francis j Benton of Eugene, Miss NadieneJ Ott of Springfield, Mrs. V. T. Jackson, Roseburg, Miss Ola : Grandstaff, Mrs. C W. Capon tnd Miss uexxy tam ouwi, r' nd. Miss Evangeline Moshof kr Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. tee Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 6mither, Mr. and Mrs. John Gof frier, Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Mor ley, Mr. and Mrs. Will Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gwynn, MUses Emily Turner, Ellen Rey vnirin Isabel Herbert. Joan Col- lett. Carolyn Davis, Clara Bell Roth, Janet Campbell. Irene Will- Eiescher Jean Hatfield, . Lois Iartin, Wilma Dunn, Janet Muy- Skens, Mrs. nenry im. n'L"B1" nitashsr Douglas Co and Richard Sim. Wedding of Interest been re the wed Elizabeth and Mrs. Announcements have ceived in the capital to ding of Miss Shirle ntl-. daughter of Mr. Robert J. Butler of Philadelphia, !., and Raymond Albert Hutch- Mnson, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Hutckinson of Hood River, formerly of Salem. The ceremony will take place on Aug ust 21 at the Riverside churih in Hood River with the groom-elect's lather officiating. A reception will follow in the church parlors. The Hutchinsons lived here when he was pastor of the First Congregational church. The ben- edict-elect attended Willamette university. His bride-to-be recei ved her education in Philadelphia smd was employed in Salem over year ago when their engage ment was announced. Last fall the left for Philadelphia to be with her parents. Board Appoints Officers Mrs. Cedric Reaney, president mi the Salem Junior Woman's club, entertained her executive board at meeting Wednesday i?ht at her home. The board ap pointed Mrs. Ralph Atwood as ecording secretary to replace iln. Parker Gies, who Is moving 1 o Madras, and Mrs. Donald Par car as senior advisor to replace Urs. James Pike, who has moved to Toppenish, Wash. First business meeting of the fall will be September 1 at the clubhouse. The board announced the club calendar for the ensuing year and outlined plans. Attending were Mrs. Sam rampbell, Mrs. Peary T. Burn, Urs. Ralph Atwood, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. A. D. Knight. Urs. Edwin Slick, Mrs. Arthur loethlin, Mrs. Milo Van Houten, Urs. Jack Strickfaden, Mrs. Clar ence McCusker, Mrs. Fred O. fast, Mrs. Mary Thomas and Mrs. eaney. Diane Kuper's Birthday , Diane Francen Kuper celebra ted her second birthday at a lawn party Tuesday at the horn of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ku- Honoring Diane were her grand- C rents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Straus ugh, sr., her great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Weath ers, Mrs. William Jensen and Sta tic, Mrs. X. R. Strausbaugh, Jr., fcnd Julie Anne, Mrs. Arnold Ku per, Sondra and Gweneth. Har old and Mary Lee Weathers, Mar garet Caspar, Ray and Sulvonia Burton, Norma Kuper and Mr. ftnd Mrs. C P. Kuper. !' ' . -V " ' '-- " I r ' - J; :X Ia 'si U hit. and Mr. Kenneth Wright (Janice A. Haugen) who were married on August 8 at the First Christian church in Dallas. The bride is the daughter of the Hjalmer Hauaens of Vest Salem and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright of Dallas. The couple will live In Salem, (Mo Ewan photo J White Fluff Some Suggestions on Utilizing Rice Given by Representatives of Growers By Maxta Baren Statesman Woman's Editor Publicity for good old rice Is coming through in a large way this past month. Evidently growers are trying to awaken the interest of the housewife in their product, which deserves attention, by the way. Rice is a dandy meat stretcher, for Instance in this suggested recipe for veal with nee, the latter bol sters up a Father small amount of th former. TEAL WITH RICK 1 pound veal shoulder 1 small onion 2 cups diced celery 4 tablespoons oil 1 cup canned bouillon, of beef extract H cup condensed mushroom soup Vi cup rich milk teaspoon curry powder Hot ric Heat fat, add veal that's cubed. brown slowly. 'Add onion, celery and continue browning. Then add bouillon, cover and simmer an hour. Season, add soup, milk and curry. Cook until well blended. adding water. Put over hot ric. Serves four or five. There's always a lot of contro versy about how best to cook rice. Her is th official recipe from the Ric Consumer Service, sponsored by th Arkansas Rice Growers as sociation, and what could be more impressive than that? Youll note they skip the washing of the rlea either before or after cooking. FLUFFY KICE Put on cup white rice, one tee spoon salt and two cups cold wa ter in a two-quart saucepan. Cover with a tight fitting lid. Set over a hot flame until it boils vigorously. Then reduce th heat as low as possible and simmer for 14 min utes more. During this time the rice will absorb th water and com out dell clous ly tender. Re move the lid to permit th ric to steam dry. Never stir rice. But do lift rice gently with a fork when testing for consistency. Here it appears as a dessert RICE AND PEACH PUDDINO One cup boiled rice; one-fourth cup sugar; one cup slightly crushed sweetened peaches; one-half cup whipping cream; a pinch of salt; one-half teaspoon vanilla. With a fork, mix the ric with sugar and salt. Stir In th fruit. Whip th cream and there should be about a cup whipped. Add vanilla to the cream and fold into th ric mixture. Pile lightly Into serving dishes and chill thorough ly. This makes four servings. Asnerieaa War aethers of the Salem chapter have been Invited to a tea by the McMinnvill chap ter on Wednesday at X o'clock in the Ford Methodist church on Second street Those wishing to go may contact Mrs. Minnie Hum phreys, 713S. Ross Home Scene of Reunion A reunion of the Prince family was an event of Thursday night a.t the Clifton Ross home on North Fourth street The affair was in honor of Mrs. Ross sister end brother-in-law, Mr. end Mrs. .Clifton Smith, who are here visiting from Inspiration, Arizona. Dinner was served at tables arranged in the garden with an informal evening xouowtng. Attending the Affair were Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. end Mrs. Kenneth L. Prince- of Forest Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Baum gartner and Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. George Winslow, jr.. all of Tillamook, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C Prince, Zarelda and John, Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Prince, Ilarold and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Prince, Jay and Gregg. Mrs. Frank Prince, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison El gin, jr.. and Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark, Maxine and Ron ald, Mrs. Hatti Given, Harry Given and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ross. T Mr. and Mrs. Smith will return today to Tillamook to visit over the weekend with her brother-in- law and sister, th George Win slows. They plan to return south next week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ross re cently observed their 40th wed ding anniversary and Joining them for the occasion were their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo C. Ross, Steven, Larry and Nancy of Medford. Shower for Bride-Elect Miss Clarissa Caspar, bride- elect of Clifford Jungkeit, was honored at a klchen shower when Miss Velma Kuper and Mrs. Paul Kuper entertained at the tatter's home. Miss Norma Kuper greet ed the guests at the door. After the supper hour the groom-elect was introduced and accompanied by his bride-to-be on a treasure hunt to find the gifts. Assisting th hostess were the Misses Dor othy Caspar, Doris Jungkeit, Shir ley Rocks and Delores Kuper. who will be members of the bit dal party. The wedding of Miss Caspar and Mr. Jungkeit will be an event of August SI at the Bethel Bap tist church. Honoring the bride-to-be were Mrs. Nickolas Caspar, Mrs. Fred Jungkeit Mrs. Elton Kuper, Mrs. Henry Kuper. Mrs. Homer Kuper, Mrs. Arnold Kuper. Mrs. Carl May, 'Mrs. Helen Cherry, Mrs. Henry Neiger, Mrs. Rupert Schulz, Mrs. E. R. Strausbaugh, Mrs. E. R. Strausbaugh, jr., Mrs. Milo Kuhn, Mrs. Ivan Reischke. Mrs. Karl Heyden, Mrs. Ray Bucks, Misses Gertrude Heyden. Margaret Cas par. Norma Kuper, Lois Schrenk, Maudie Jan Reischke, Lillian Reischke, Jean Rauser, Alice Rau ser. Dorothy Rudx. Diane nuper and the hostesses. CLUB CALENDAR rmmAT North Salem WCTu, annual busmoas tins, with Mrs. John van Lrda- traf. sOM McCoy av S sun. HONDA eamp. ifibbard United Spanish Wi Hal Hibbard and auxiliary and war veterans. social meeting. VTW nan. S p.m. WIDNIIDAT WSCS of Jason Lee church, covered dish picnic lunch, with Mrs. Gordon Black. S037 Nebraska street. Miss Frances Hedge Elizabeth Jones of Portland ar rived in the capital Thursday for short stay with the. former's fister, Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans. The visitors have been vacation ing in San Francisco, Carmel and other bay points, returning north by . way of Ashland, where they t tended the Shakespearian Fes tival. Mrs. Rosecrans will return to Portland with the traveler end Saturday will go en to Mt. flood to - visit friends here from Long Beach, .Calif. v 0O.O . DOZER esse SHOVEL WORK $ Elfstrom's Proudly" a: Ml Announces I ' f THE FORMAL OPENING OF. J ff-.TBE . GIFT BOX P (l Friday. August 13th ' A charming corner to browse to find those acces sories that add life and gar personality to a room All selected with exquisite taste bj Helen Becke and Zoe Maison whose former location at 309 S. Winter has long been the mecca for discriminating decor- ators. Take Elevator to Third Floor Phon 8221 " Additional Society on Page U Guests Here , For Rites Event of Saturday night win be the wedding of Miss Pauline Wal lace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wallace, and Robert E. Guild, soruof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guild of Madison, Wisconsin, which will take place at the First Presbyterian church at S30 o'clock. After the nuptials the couple will greet their guests in the narthex of the church, end reception will follow at the Wal lace Orchards home of her par ents. .(.-, The groom-elect's father arriv ed from Wisconsin by train Thurs day to attend his son's marriage. Mrs. Guild was unable to come west due to illness. Miss Edna I Sterling of Seattle and Miss Pau line Williams of Toppenish; Wash, also arrived Thursday for the nup tials. Miss Williams will be one of the bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Culld, who were married on August 7, drove west from Madison and he will serve as best man for his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace enter tained at dinner Thursday night at their home for their daughter and her fiance, members of the bridal party and the out-of-town guests here for the rites following the rehearsal. A Weekend Party. Miss Jean Pflr Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pickens, has invited a group of her friends to anwf th wxtj . the. summer home of her parents on the Little North Fork of the 5vinHw Th vlrla HT1 m .... Saturday afternoon for the week- rao. i am ariair will be a fare well party before thv - v a? mmm w p v college. Guests of Miss Pickens and her Daren ts will h Mlu irn. Leod, Miss Janet Lindley, Miss Josephone CaughelL Miss Crys tal Hunting Vf Puts jrr.ii Miss Ruth Holtzman and Miss Nancy Snyder. Uttle Girl Welcomed To Dr. and Mrs. Lewis TV- Clark go congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Phoebe Ann, on Thursdav moraine- at th Sa lem General hospital. The little guri, wno weighed nine and a half pounds, has a brother, Dun can, and two sisters. Pollv and Susan. The baby's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Dean of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Clark of Farmington, Utah. Summer visiters at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Loucks are her mother, Mrs. A. Schrei- ber, and sister, Mrs. J. X. Ed wards and son, John, of San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Edwards plans to remain here until September when she will be joined by her navy captain husband who Is stationed in China. He will then accompany his family by plane to China. Miss Barker WeHs In San Jose ; HALLS FEEJtT Mr. mmd Mrs. Ray Barker, fannerl v of th Ctr. chard Heights district, announce the marrlasre of their ditiritf Lona Mae, to E. Ramon Serramo of Gilroy, Calif. They were mar- nea in sen dose, California on July 22. I The bride Is a graduate of the Salem schools, the Oregon Col lege of Education at Monmouth, and received her B-A. In Educa tion at the University of Oregon. She has been teachin In Cilrrrv for the past three years, and will assume the duties of principal in a grade school at Gilroy this fall. The vounsr eounle will - make their home in Gilroy where Mr. aerramo is employed. - ! '- I Invitations To a. Tea Invitations were in the mail this week to a garden tea for which Mrs; William L. Phillips will be hostess at her West LefeUe street home on Thursday, August 19. The affair will honor her two daughters-in-law, Mrs. William I Phillips, Jr. and Mrs. James R. Phillips (Joan Randall). A large group of matrons and maids have been invited to call between 3 and S o'clock. Miss Carrell Grarg and Mlag Betty Feilen are leaving today by plane for Seattle and Victoria, B. C to spend the weekend. They will fly home Sunday. Zlr. and lira. Cxrrisoa C2. Jr. and son, Harrison, are home from a week's sojourn at Nelscott and Tillamook, where they visit ed her parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. George P. Winslow. Expert, ReliabU GaJQ mil 2S Ceert St - ' - i H ! ". j Smart Shop Offers All Summer AND 4 Groups Many as Low as qD Others Greatly Reduced Smart Shop 11 FN. LIBERTY Manx Additional Items liar Been Added k :- t! Fmal V ) Suimer i JSxv imj mm va! ml 0m m'.miD nDn(BSS(BS ONE GROUP dDdD I h if ftp? III 1 1 ONE GROUR e Sizes 9 to 42 Regularlr to $22.95 " . V i. f I' i f. i! i H.
