iThm Statesman, Scdem. Ot Thnrsdcry, December 30, 1318
Nuptials Are
Performed
' Wednesday
The Corvallis home of Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Mockmore was the
scene of a pretty wedding cere
mony on Wednesday afterpoon
when Mrs. Viola Brainerd Shaffer
of Salem became .the bride of
Harvey L. Wells of Corvallis. The
4 o'clock nuptials were performed
by the Rev. Daniel Walker, pastor
of the Corvallis Methodist church.
George W. Kelley fans
Through the Years" and The
Lord's Prayer" with Mrs. Albert
Marsh the accompanist. The cou-
" pie exchanged their vows before
members of the immediate family
arid a few friends. The fireplace
was banked with arrangements of
heather, snapdragons and violets.
For her wedding the bride chose
handsome eggshell chiffon wool
afternoon gown embellished with
seed pearl embroidery. Her laven
der cloche style hat was adorned
with flowers shading from blue to
violet. Her accessories were cocoa
brown and her long doeskin gloves
matched her gown, The couple
' was unattended.
A reception followed the nup
tials at which Mrs. Abner K.
Kline, sister of the bride, poured.
Mrs. Lewis Roth cut the cake -and
assisting were Mrs. Roy Peterson
of Corvallis and Miss Suzanne
Lieuellen of Pendleton. The table
wa scovered with an eggshell satin
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doth and encircling the cake were
smilax and violets.
The newlyweds have gone south
to San Francisco and Santa Bar
bara on their honeymoon and af
ter January 15 will be at horns
in Sweet Horns at 2281 N. E it
For traveling the bride wore
silver grey dressmaker suit with
matching hat and brown lizard
accessories.
Mr. Wells is in the merchandis
ing business in Sweet Horns and
his bride has served as home dem
onstration agent for Polk county
the past two years.
BPW Club Dinner
Meeting Held
The Salem Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club held its
last dinner meeting of the year
Tuesday night at Nohlgren's. Miss
Betty Elofson reported on the state
board meeting held in Portland on
December 10, at which time dates
were set for the state convention
to be held in Salem on May 13,
14 and 15.
Mrs. Marion Wooden reported
on the Christmas tea at the home
of the Misses Effie and Ida May
Smith and Mrs. Claude Jorgenson
told of the milk project. The club
voted to provide milk to children,
who need it at Highland school.
Mrs. Willow E. Evans announced
formal initiation for new members
wil be held at the Salem Woman's
clubhouse on January 11 at
7:30 pjn.
The program presented included
a pantomime by Miss Vada hth.
Miss Betty Elofson, Mrs. John Ver-
steeg and Mrs, Alba Baronovich.
Mrs. Versteeg also gave a group
of readings. Mrs. Byron Herrick,
a member of the club, gave a talk
on her summer's trip to Europe,
Lorraine Bentley
Is Engaged
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
C. Bentley are announcing the
betrothal of their eldest daughter.
Miss Lorraine Bentley, to Calvin
Hughes of Stayton. No date has
been set for the nuptials. The an
nouncement was made at a Christ
mas breakfast at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Hughes at Stayton
and at a family dinner at the
Bentley home Christmas day.
Present for the Christmas
breakfast were Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Onrille Pool,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Stayton, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Hughes, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hughes and Calvin
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Renner Qoyce Zeitler) who wero
married on December 18 at the Martin Luther church in
Chicago. The newlyweds will be at home in Salem after
January 1. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Zeitler of Punxsutawney, Pa., and the groom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Renjier of Chicago. (Cameo Studio).
Hughes of Stayton and Miss Bent
ley of Jefferson.
Miss Bentley is a graduate or
the Jefferson high school, later at
tending the Modern Beauty school
in Salem. She worked in a shop
in Corvallis before buying the Jef
ferson Beauty shop in August. Mr.
Hughes is a graduate of the Stay-
ton high school, and served in the
navy air corps for 41 months dur
ing the war. He has been mana
ger of the Freres Building Supply
company here for the past two
and a half years.
The Misses Nancy Barea. Mar-
Carson, Patricia Flora and
lan
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Jahala Keys will be in Portland
today to attend the wedding of
their Pi Beta Phi sorority sister,
Miss Eleanor Johnston, who will
become the bride of Daniel Bar
ry this morning at 11 o'clock at St
Michael's church.
At Homes,
Dinners
Slated
A number of small holiday at
homes and dinner parties are on
tht social agenda this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Geiser
will be hosts for an informal at
home tonight at their Hansen
avenue residence for a small group
of their friends. Guests have been
bidden to call between 8 and 10
o'clock. r
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Payne
are entertaining with two at homes
this week at their Mission street
residence. They were hosts for a
party Wednesday night with
guests calling after 8 o'clock and
will entertain with a similar affair
tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Phillips
were ghosts for a buffet dinner
part Wednesday night at their
new home on Kingwood Drive.
The holiday motif was carried out
in the decorations and the eve
ning hours were spent informally,
Covers were, placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Claybourne Dyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. ' Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Hicks, Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Dyer, jr., Mr. and Mrs.
T? W. Mersereau. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Krueger and Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Volgt sf
Skyline Road left Monday night
by train for Pasadena, Calif, to
attend the Tournament of Roses
parade and the Rose Bowl game
on New Year's Day. While in the
south the Volgts will visit relatives
in Pasadena and Long jBeach.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Adolph spent
the Christmas holidays at Mt
Hood and Timberline Lodge with
Miss Joanne Adolph, who is work
ing at the lodge during the winter
season.
Mrs. W. C. Glersbach of Forest
Grove will speak on "Looking Out
My Window" on the Woman's Half
Hour over KOCA rriaay aiier
noon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Giersbach
is American Home and Bible study
chairman for the state federation.
Whet Appetites
Cheese Begins Highly Flavored
Spreads For Crackers or Potatoes
Br Maxlne Baren
Statesman Woman's Editor
Though the holidays are special eating days, entertaining and eat
ing do not cease when the festivities are over. But whether you choose
a holiday or another time for giving parties, it's nice to start out with
appetizers.
The calavo people offer a new
spread for topping crackers or rye
crist as appetizers. One suggestion
is to combine chili powder, grated
onion and lemon juice with sieved
avocado. Here's the exact recipe:
AVOCADO CHILI SPREAD
1 large avocado
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1V4 teaspoon grated onion
teaspoon garlic salt
1 teaspoon chili powder
Salt to taste.
Mash the avocado and blend In
other Ingredients. Spread on crack
ers or potato chips.
A cheese ball makes a good im
pression on guests as well as the
family, and no wonder, the flavor's
usually mighty good. There's any
number of variations of course, one
woman says combine a wedge of
Roquefort, a square of Philadel
phia cream and a cube of nippy
cheese, add a dash of Worcester
shire sauce, a little tobasco and
some garlic salt. Roll it in nuts and
serve with crackers or potato chips.
Some of the prepared cheeses
sold in glasses are pretty well sea
soned up for that sort of thing.
Some contain caraway seed, some
bacon, some garlic.
One especially simple but well
flavored appetizer has stuck in my
mind after several years. It was a
specialty 61 one of the hosts at a
party I attended. Over the contents
of a package of those tiny wafer
shaped whole wheat cereals (like
shredded wheat only very small)
he sprinkled a liberal amount of
savory salt( purchased in the con
diment department along with gar
lic salt and others) and melted
butter. That was all.
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Hal Hibbard ramp and auxiliary.
VSWV. no-host dinner, VIW hall.
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For Club
Event of this afternoon and
evening- will be the open house for
charter members of the- nmri
organized Salem Athletic club and
their guests at the former Winona
cnaiet on tne Dallas highway. In
vitations to the affair were re.
ceived earlier in the week and
calling hours are from 4.30 to 930
o'clock. The club has been com
pletely remodelled and a smorg
asbord will be a feature of the
open house.
Receiving will be the officers
and their wive includine A. W
Loucks, president Robert Hamil
ton, vice-president; Leland Shinn,
treasurer; John Kolb, secretary;
William Phtllipe, Jr Otto Skopil,
Jr.. Frank Shafer. William G.
Stacey, Tom Holman and Al
Schuss, trustees.
Spending the Christmas hetldayt
at the J. . Bartruff home were
their three daughters and their
families. Mr. and Mrs. James O.
Byerley, and Jo of Albany. Mrs.
Nina Steaney and Mary Ellen, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Saftiil, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Sawyer and David.
and t Mr.. Bartruffa brother Carl )
and family, Martha and CarL Jr..
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