10 The, Stcrtesrtftn, Salemy Oregcai Tnnftdfry, Sept- 1pV194 ,-. .
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SOCIETY CLUBS
Afternoon '
Ceremony
Is Held
The First Christian -hurch in
Salem was the- scene of the wed
ding Si"1" afternoon - of Miss
LuelU) LaVenj'Haueft. rtauehter
of Mr. nH Mrs. jalmer A.
Kaugm of Wp?t SJem. and How
ard Alton Tt-sen. son of Mr.
and Mr. H. A Petersen of Dallas.
The Rev. Dudley Strain read
the double rine ceremonT.
William Fawk olaved the or
pin, and Psul Launer of Jen
nings Lodge sane, accompanied
by William Cf'dwell.
Mrs. Kenneth Wrieltf and Mis
June Haugen. sisters of the bride,
lighted the tapers.
Mrs. Marvin Williams, matron
of honor and sister of the bride,
wore nile green ta'feta. a half
hat and matng mitts and car
ried an arm" bououet of salmon
gladiolu-es and white rose. buds.
Mrs. Edwin Haworth. sister of
the groom, and Mis Hazel Short
were bridesmaids in salmon tar
feta with matching half-hats
and mitts, Thev carried white
g!adioluse and red rose buds
Charlon WH'iams. niece of the
bride, was rower eirl Doyle Smith
ot Lebanon was ring bearer.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore white slipper
satin, fashioned with fitted bod
Ice and gathered skirt terminat
ing in a train. Her .fitted sleeves
were trimmed with inserts of
lace. The fingertip veil was se
cured with a halo of rose bud.
She wore pearl ear rings worn
by the groom's mother at her
wedding. The bridal bouquet was
an orchid encircled by white
rosebuds. ,
Jim Johnsonj was best man.
Edwin Ha worth and Vernon Hau
gen were groomsmen and ushers
were Marvin Williams. Kenneth
Wrieht and Harrv Haueen.
Mrs. Haueen -chose a lavendar
frock with bl?ck accessories and
a corsage of white rosebuds. Mrs.
Petersen attended her son's wed
ding in a gull gray frock with
black accessories and a corsage
ef white rosebt'cR
Assisting at the receotion were
Mrs. E. R. Nile of Portland,
aunt of the ?rorm. Mrs. Julian
Haugen of Wet Salem, aunt of
the bride. Miss Lorrrine Vajl of
Salem, Mrs. Wiin-m Effenberger
f Dallas n- William Doma-
achoffky of Dallas.
The bride was graduated from
Salem high school' and has been
employed at Woo! worth's. The
groom, graduated from Dallas
high school, served in the navy
and is now emoloyed at the Sa
lem branch of the First National
bank.
The young couple will honey
moon in Canada. For traveling
the bride chose a brown taileur
nd , hat with green accessories.
She wore an orcHd " corsaee. On
their return they .TH be at home
t 159 Gerth avenue.
The Edwin -MrEwens are enter
taining houseguests this -week. Mr.
HcEwen'j brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph B. MFwen, jr..
and daughter, Gaye, of Baker ar
rived on Wednesday. Mrs. Mc
Ewen's brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Weisel of Pull
man, Wash., wi'l arrive Saturday,
and remain until naxt week. i
Collector9 Item
Cake Recipes Given for Trying Out,
Or Merely Putting Away in Notebook
By Maxlne Bnren
Statesman Woman's Editor
Women like new recipes, like to collect a "whole lot more than
they'll ever get around to trying. We writers onload subjects like to
indulge this- hobby, it's harmless. Inexpensive and lots of fun. i
Here we are publishing several cakes, collected over a period of
Time rrom various sources. You
may like to try them, may like
to just keep them, so here they
re:
BANANA NUT CAKE
4 cup butter or substitute
1'? cups sugar
3 cups cake flour
3 eggs
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
4 level teaspoons baking pow
der Mix and sift dry ingredients
three times. Cream shortening,
add sugar gradually, then beaten
egg yolks. Combine milk and dry
ingredients alternately, add va
nilla, fold in stiffly beaten egg
whites. Bake In two large or three
small layers in moderate' oven.
S75 F.. about 30 minutes. Icing
as follows:
l' cups brown sugar -
A cup water
2 egg whites stiffly beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla 1
Sliced bananas
4 cup chopped nuts
Boil sugar and water until spins
thread, remove from heat and
vanilla and beat until creamy. I
Slice bananas over bottom layer
nd pour icing over. Add nuts
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CLUB CALENDAB
THl'KSDAY
Women's Society of World Service,
Engleweod Evangelic! United Breth
ren church. 1:15 p. m. with Mrs. Hugh
Lowe Miller. 3460 Donald Way. i
Fidelia claas of First Baptist church
win meet with Viola Hrrelson, 1317
Statr street. 2 p. m.
Cold Star Mothers. VFW hall. p.m.
Social meeting.
nilDAV s
Far bar a Frietchi tent, at j Woman's
clubhouse p.m.
Past Guardian Neighbors club, with
Mrs. Sarah McNeill. 610 Jiorth Com
mercial street, a p.m.
Woman i Relief corp.. 2 i p.m.. at ,
VFW hall. ; i
MONDAY
Hal Hibbard auxiliary. United Span- j
Mi -War Veterans. VFW hall. 1 p.m. t
Couple Wed
In Home I
The wedding of Miss f Ilia
Schweizer and Herbert D. Schunk
of Heppner was read Wednesday
at 5 o'clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Winstanley Jenks on
Kearnev street. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. P. M. Schwei- j
zer of Monmouth, and the groom '
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert G. Schunk. sr. of Heppner. j
The Rev. Donald Levitt S per
formed the ceremony.
The bride was given in mar- ;
riage by Winstanlev Jenks. She :
wore an ivory crepe afternoon ,
dress with matching hat.:; and
carried a white satin muff with
shower of odontolossum orchids.
Mrs. Logan Wallace of Mon
mouth, matron of honor, wore a
chocolate brown taffeta dress,
coco brown hat and colonial bou
ouet of yellow. James Kenny of j
Heppner was best man. j
The bride's mother wore a?tur-
ouoise crepe suit and- black ac- j
cessories and the groom's mother
wore a copper brown suit ?with J
gold trim. Their corsages, were of ;
roses and steohanotis.
Mrs. Lee Hunsaker of Klamath j
Falls and Miss De Lores Bracken j
and Miss Louise Schunk assisted j
at? the reception which followed, j
For going away the bride wore
a rose biege coat with brown ac-i
cessories and yellow and brown j
orchilds. They will attend OCE
this winter.
YWCA Plans For
Bridge Classes
Salore club and friends will
picnic at Silver Creek State Park
on September 19. Those planning
to attend are asked to notify the
YWCA office so that arrangements
for transportation can be made.
Classes in advanced bridge and
textile painting are beginning
Tuesday, September 21, at 7:30
pm. Ellis Jones will teach the
bridge class and Mrs. Otto Skopil,
jr.. textile painting. Mrs. Arthur
Lewis will teach a beginning
bridge class starting September 23.
at 7:30 p.m.
All classes will be held at the
YWCA and .will continue for sx
weeks terms. Registration will be
limited.
Pa nllne Morse, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Morse left Monday
to enter Whittier College in Whit
tier. Calif, as a sophomore.; Pe
took her freshman work at Wil
lamette university.
Mrs. Charles Barclay wi't en
tertain the Spinsters at her ome,
210 East Superior on Monday
night.
to remainder-of icing before pour
ing over upper layer. Nuts 1 may
be ommitted if undesired.
CHOCOLATE ANGEL FOOD
1 cup flour
1 cup sugar
H cup cocoa
1 cup egg white
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 teaspoon vanilla
Va teaspoon salt
Measure and sift flour and
cocoa each' alone, then together
7 times. Beat egg whites : until
frothy, then add cream of tartar
and beat until stiff, but not too
dry. Combine with mixture add
seasonings and bake 1 hoar in
350 F. oven. T5
WHITE CAKE
2 cups sugar
1 cup butter
1 cup milk
8 egg whites
3 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon lemon flavor and
vanilla mixed
Cream sugar and butter. Add
baking powder. Beat in well
beaten egg' whites, add flavoring,
Bake.
MUSIC
Dances on
Agenda For
Weekend
Two Salem clubs will open the
fall season with dances this week
end. The Sojourners have chosen Fri
day night for their party, which
will be held at. Mayflower hall.
The dance! begins at 8:30, and it
will be informal.
The committee in charge in
cludes : Mrs. Rodney Fety, Mrs.
Helen' Anderson. Mrs. Ed Goeck
ner, Mrs.- Walter Toy. Mrs. S. D.
Wiles,' i Mrs. . Harold Schneider,
Mrs. Robert E. Corey and Mrs.
David Gray.
Cosmos Club Dances
The j Cosmos dsnce club will
meet fr the first time this fall,
in Mayflower hall on Saturday
nights (The affair is to be semi
formal i and Sunny St. Clair and
his orchestra will play.
The romrnitte inrlirl. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Monismith, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Port, Mr. and Mrs.
Desmond ;Daue. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Enyeart.
Dancing will be from 9 to 12.
Baker-Teal Rites
Read at Church
FALLS CITY Miss Arleta June
Teal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Teal, became the bride of
Louis Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. F, Baker, at a ceremony read
Sunday evening at the Seventh
Day Adventist church in Falls
City. Elder William Lay of Port
land officiated.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a white satin
and lace gown, with fingertip
length veil, and a crown of seed
pearls. : She carried a white Bible
and white orchids.
Mrs. Coifford Reeves, matron of
honor for her sister, wore peach
taffeta and carried yellow gladi
oluses. Mrs. William Clements of
College Place, Wash., and Miss
Berdetta Baker of Auburn, Wash.,
sister of the bridegroom, wore
yellow and carried peach gladio
luses. Marie Parker was flower
girl and John Rainwater was bi
ble boy.
John Ldfgren of Auburn was
best i man. Jack Harsh, Keith
Babcock and Calvin Hortnell of
College Place and Clarence Glad
den of Falls City were ushers.
Candlelighters were Miss Leola
Woodruff Df Falls City and Mere
dith Wilson of Myrtle Creek.
Sunny Liu, of Hawaii and Zur
la Abegg of Portland were soloists
and Nadine Koehler of Portland
played! the piano.
During ; the reception at the
bride's ; parents' home which fol
lowed the; ceremony, the follow
ing assisted: Mrs. A. Z. Brown,
Mrs. ! David Baker, Dallas, Mrs.
William Lay, Mrs. Dick Jones,
Portland, Mrs. Leland Van Allen,
Oakridge, I Mrs. Calvin Hortnell,
Mrs. I Jack Harsh, College Place,
Meredith j Wilson, Mrs. Doyle
Larimor and Leola Woodruff.
The couple will resume their
studies at Walla Walla;- College
following j a short honeymoon.
When they left on their trip the
bride was wearing a green suit
with 'black accessories.
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PROTECT BABY TEETH . . .
They ait important. Teach
children dental hygiene hab
its early, and have regular
checkups by y6ur dentist.
Wanted
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ACCIDENT SALESMAN
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Cauntyj with possibility af a
District! Managership if proven
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company writing
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of families. For details write
box! 21 1, care of Statesman.
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Mr. ana Mrs. Carl V. Weidner (Bette Jean CarrolU who
were married cn Sectember 1 at the Frst Conareciar'orinl
church. The br;de is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Starker and her husband's parents qe Mr. ana Mrs. Ray
Weidner. The couple will live- in Salem. (McEwan photo).
Air Force
Ceremony
Fiftal preparations are under
way tor the Air Force dav hall
to be held at the armory Friav
as part of the celebration of Air
Force day. '
Because of incomolete person
nel lists, some former military
persons may not have bren in
cluded in the invitation lits.
Those wishing Invitations may
call Mrs. Robert-F. White, Mrs.
Robert Gentzkow or Mrs. Gor
don King.
Col. Donald Springer of the
Fourth Air Force, here for , the
i observance, will be a guest at
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Pre-ball parties have been
planned by Lt. and Mrs. Robert
Gentzkow, Cap. and Mrs. Rob
ert F. White and Lt. and Mrs.
John R. Hagan.
' The Gentzkows have invited
the following to their home be
fore the dance to an informal
party honoring Col. Springer: Lt.
Col. and Mrs. John C. Weinert,
Major and Mrs. E. C. Nilson. Ma
jor and Mrs. Henry Meyer, Major
and Mrs. Joseph A. Gray, Capt.
and Mrs. W. C. Dyer, jr., Capt.
and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Capt.
and Mrs. Sidney Schles-inger, Lt.
and Mrs. Gordon King. Lt. and
Mrs. Edwin Maerz, Lt. and Mrs.
Edgar Hole. Lt. and Mrs. Roy
Rice, jr., Lt. Richard Spooner,
Lt. Earl Casselius, Lt. and Mrs.
Maurice Saffron. Lt. and Mrs.
i Garrel Deiner and Mr. and Mrs.
j O. Johnson.
Gue-ts at the White's party will
be Col. and Mrs. Phil Brownell,
jCapt. and Mrs. Burl Cox, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Armpriest, Maj.
and Mrs. Steven Fovchek.
Mrs. David Eason will be lunch
eon hostess to a group of her
friends Friday at 1 p.m. at her
South Church street home. Four
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EYES
ON THE
FUTURE
Dr. E. E. Baring OntometristS
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Now that your children have gone back to school . . . back to
long hours of reading, studying . . . have their eyes checked . . .
we'll fit them with the proper glasses to prevent eyestrain at
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ORCHA1D OPEN EVENINGS TIL DARK
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Mrs. Breyman Boise, spending;
the week at her summer homeat
Se; l Rock, entertained Mrs. P. D.
Quisenberry, Mrs. James Young,
Mr Hoi'is Huntington, Mrs.
Va ne Loder and Mrs. Roy Sim
mons over Wednesday night.
Large Tea Plans
Being Made
Plans for a large l?a were made
by the Salem Woman's Army and
Navy League during a business
meeting held Tuesday afternoon
at the American Legion hall. The
tea, to which members of the
Portland Women's league are to
be invited as guests, will be held
October 5.
Mrs. William C. Dyer, .president
of the group, announced the fol
lowing sTommittee appointments:
general service, Mrs. Hugh Adams,
Mrs. W. H. Hardesty, Mrs. Eugene
Foster; social, Mrs. Sydney Hoff
man, Mrs. Leonard Hicks, Mrs.
Henrv A. Meyer; hospitality, Mrs.
Bert Walker, Mrs. E. E. Bp'?man.
Mrs. C. L. Fritz, Mrs. , Richard
Chase; membership, Mrs. Francis
Wade, Mrs. Vernon Gilmore, Mrs.
Joseph Gray; program, Mrs. H. G.
Maison. Mrs. E. A. Berglund, Mrs.
Burl Cox; publicity, Mrs. Robert
Gentzkow and Mrs. Maurice Saff
ron. Massey Asks Support
For Military Reserves
Civic support for military re
serve organizations and for mili
tary recruiting was urged Wed
nesday by M. Sgt. Thomas Massey
of the Salem army and air force
recruting office in a luncheon talk
before the Salem Exchange club.
Massey told the club a trained
reserve is esential to the nation's
safety. ' .
tables of bridge will be in play
during the afternoon.
Dr. Sam Hughes
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Bridal Pair.;'
Honeymoon
In Canada
Bride of last Saturday was Miss
Arlene Buckingham, daughter of
Mrs. Beulah Buckingham, Avhose
marriage to Wilford O. LaFoun
taine was solemnized at 8 p m.
at the First Christian church by
the Rev. Dudley Strain. Miss
Gladys Edgar was organist and
F, Peter Larson was soloist.
The bride, who was given in
; marriage by the Rev. Walter
Naff, associate oastor of the
church, chose white satin for her
wedding gown, fashioned with
sweetheart neckline caught at the
shoulders by seed pearls. Her
veil was fingertip length, held by
a tiara of seed pearls and she car
ried a white bible marked by
white baby orchids.
Maid of honor was Miss Nyla
Young of Seattle, in lavender
marquisette, with an arm bouquet
of yellow roses and lavender glad
ioluses and matching cornet in her
hair. Miss Mary Jo Hall was
bridesmaid, in an identically
made gown of green, with pink
roses and gladioluses in her bou-
! quet.
Norman Alexander was best
man, Dick Tarndy was grooms
man and ushers were Robert
Stone. Ray Bushy and Ellis Klein.
Both the mother of the bride
and the groom's mother wore grey
with b!-ck accessories with cor-
j ses of pink roses and bouvar-
dia. -i
j. A reception followed the cere- j
I mony, in the church parlor. As-
si-tin were Mrs. Robert DeAr- j
mond. Mrs. Kenneth Shoemaker, j
Mrs. Robert Stone, Miss Florence j
! Brockard, Miss Donna Waterhouse
and Miss Lena nd'r-nn
For the wedding" trip, to Can-
ada. the bride c!r:-c n b't"
with black and pink arce soris
and a corsage of white b; by or
chids. The couple will be at. home ,
at 841 N. Liberty street.
HLBBARUA surprise bridal
shower was held for Miss Peggy
Welch, biide-elct of Robert
Evans, at A'.rs. Grace Cramer's
! home, Friday by Miss Carolyn
j Cramer. Present were Miss Welch,
Miss Doris Shrock. Miss Hazel
Boyd, Miss Doris McArthar of
: Canby, Misses Lucile and Bessie
Shafer, Miss Vera Kocher, Miss
! Mildred Schoor, Miss Crsmer,
! Mrs. John Garren, Mrs. Mathew
j Bronec of Mommouth, Mrs. C. L.
I Welch and Mrs. Cramer.
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In Eclectic
Salem Women's Golf association
met Wednesday. The Summer
eclectic prizes went to Mrs. Fred
Bernardi, low gross and low net
in class A; Mrs. Werner jBrown,
low gross, and Mrs. Reynolds
Allen, low net, in class B; Mrs.
Rex. Adolph, low gross and jlow net
in class C; Mrs. Robert DeAr mond,
low gross, and Mrs. Paul! Hend
ricks, runnerup, in class Dj
Prizes for the day's play, in
class A, was won by Mrs. Stephen
Foucheck; class B, Mrs Louis
Gerlinger; class C, Mrs. Frank
Burlingham; class D, Mrs James
Haworth. : Mrs. Ted Medfdrd was
guest. A two-ball foursome:
will be
held September 26.
Donated for the benefit of the Catholic
Churches of Saltm.
Hundreds of dresses and items of
wearing apparel for women and
children. I
AH quality merchandise, fine fab
i?re rterA etvlinrt rrt nn Vr liOTrrr Klr
low rr ir ?. I
A beautiful virgin
tvool blanket given
away free each tffljy.
Free Refreshments
St. I Joseph's Hall
Corner hemeketa and Winter
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c& little aosn on a big bill
Boafcj -MeeJs; ,1
Silver Falls f :
Santiam area. Girl Scout coun
cil met Tuesday at Silver Falls
lodge. Attending from Salem wera
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding, presi
dent, Mrs. Wj Wells Baum, chair
man of Salent district, Mrs. Ther
on C. Hoover i of area committee,
staff and office. ; V j
At the morning meeting of dis
trict chairmen an effort was made
to coord inaate business and activi
ties in all areas. The area board of,
directors met j after luncheon : to
hear reports f summer activities. I
to plan the next area association
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iucun(,' iuvnnucr - mi cniw
scouting. The next board of di
rectors meeting will be October 14.
Harvest Sale
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