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' Miss Marcella Schwartz, daughter of Mrs. Lucy E.
Schwartz, whose engagement to Richard F. Gentzkow, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gentzkow, is being revealed this
weekend. The wedding i planned for the fall. QCennell-EIlisX
Marcella
Schwartz
Engaged
Mow wearing a diamond on her
left hand is brunette Marcella
Schwartz, daughter of Mrs. Lucy
E. Schwartz. The bride-elect Is
announcing ' her ' engagement to
Richard F. Gentzkow, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Gentzkow, all of
Salem, this weekend. The wed
ding of the engaged duo is plan
ned fOE this fall..
The V bride-to-be attended St.
Ludgers Academy at Creighton,
Nebraska and-is now employed at
Ladd and Bush bank. United
States National bank. Her fiance
is a graduate of Sacred Heart Aca
demy and attended Willamette
university. During the war he
served in the navy. He is now en
gaged in professional baseball and
formerly was with the Salem. Sen
ators. This year he is playing at
Little Rock, Arkansas. During the
OSC Mothers Meet
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The executive committee of the
Oregon State Mothers' club will
meet at The Hub in Albany at 10
o'clock on Wednesday. Invited
guests will be Dr. and Mrs. A. L.
Strand, Dean Dan Pohling, acting
Dean of Women Mary Basch, F. J.
Waymire, president of the OSC
Dads and Lynn Sabin, alumni pres
ident. Those from Safem on the
executive board are Mrs. Oscar I.
Paulson, Mrs. George Croisan,
Mrs. Carl .Emmons, Mrs. L. O.
Arena, Mrs. H. B- Pearson, Mrs.
Glann S. Paxson, Mrs. A. E. UU
man and Mrs. Don Upjohn. v
The scholarship committee of
the OSC mothers is to meet Tues
day in Corvallis with the deans.
Mrs. Carl Emmons is chairman.
Alpha Chi Omega mothers will
meet Monday night, at the home
of Mrs.' L. T. Johnson, 1885 N.
19th street, at 7:45 o'clock. As
sisting hostesses -will be Mrs. Til
lie Isham and Mrs. C. J. Kimble.
winter Mr. Gentzkow is in busin
ess here with his father.
andy Man
Coming to
Give Lessons
A return engagement of E. Rem
ington Davenport, in a series of
candy demonstrations, has been
planned for March 14, 15 and 16
at the Portland Gas and Coke com
pany auditorium, with the co
ope Ction of The Oregon States
man. The demonstration this time will
be the same each of the three eve
nings and matinee on Monday
This plan was adopted so more
women may be accomodated dur-
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Mr. Davenport will prepare
candies from three basic types
during each class, and will touch
on the preparation of others of
tnese types
Fudge and its relatives, brittles
and pulled candies, which include
cream mints and taffy, will be
made and explained. Basic prin
cipals of candy making, discussion
of the use of the thermometer and
many pointers on professional
candymaking procedures will be
on the program.
Mr. Davenport, a professional
candymaker for many years.
proved very popular as a lecturer
during the course of lessons given
here just before Christmas. Limited
seating capacity of the gas com
pany auditorium made it impos
sible for many women who wished
to. to attend, but the arrangement
of repeating the same class three
tunes will, : it is hoped, car for
more women.
Attending the class should give
a good basis for successfully mak
ing candy at home, with few fail
ures and better quality.
First Methodist
Circles to Meet
Circles of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the First
Methodist church will meet on
Wednesday at 1:15 p. m. as follows:
Williams, 340 Lancaster Drive, as
sisting, Mrs. L. C. Mitchell, Mrs.
Lloyd Lee; :
Circle No, Z, hostess, Mrs. Kutft
Fugate, 2220 Hayden, assisting,
Mrs. F. D. Voift.
Circle No. 3, hostess, Mrs. Wade
Ellis, 435 North 19th, assisting,
Mrs. W. C. Crews, Mrs. T. V.
Wheatley;
Circle No. 4, hostess, Mrs. Eliza
beth Boy lah, 1330 North 4th, as
sisting. Mrs. Ralph DaMttx, Mrs.
Cora Goodman;
Circle No. 5, hostess, Mrs. Carl
Abrams, 1547 Chemeketa;
Circle No. 6. hostesses Mrs. M. J.
Gilson, Mrs. Bess Stevenson, Fire
place room, church. Covered dish
luncheon.
Alpha XI Deltas have postponed
their regular meeting on account
of the Governor's reception, to
March 14th.
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Dr. Teoder Strarrans win sreak
on "Latvia, ii People and Cus
toms at the meeting of the Marion-Polk
county Medical auxil
iary Tuesday night at the East
Center street home of Mrs. Charles
E. Bates. A dessert supper will
be served at 7 o'clock by the com
mittee. Mrs. Horace Miller is
chairman and assisting are Mrs.
William L. Lidbeck, Mrs. B. F.
Williams, Mrs. Paul Wolfe, Mrs.
Vern Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Neice and Mrs. L. J. Liest
Dr. Gatke to Talk
At Garden Club
Dr. Robert Moulton Gatke of
Willamette university will be the
guest speaker at the1 meeting of
the Salem Garden Club Monday
afternoon at the Salem Woman's
clubhouse at 2 o'clock. He will
speak on "Acid Loving Plants and
Shrubs.
o Mrs. R. M. Fitzmaurice is the tea
chairman and assisting are Mrs.
Robert G. Brady, Mrs. Walter
Smith and Mrs. Lester Barr.
Miss Mabel F. Robertson will
tell of her trip to Europe at the
meeting of the Pi Beta Phi moth
ers at the chapter house on State
street Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Tea hostesses will be Mrs.
Paul Weyrauch, Mrs. G. Herbert
Smith and Mrs. Cass A. Nichols.
Christening
Is Today
Lynne Dee Hagemann, year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Hagemann, whose first birthday
is Monday, will be christened at
services this afternoon in the
chapel of St. Paul's Episcopal
church. The Rev. George H. Swift
will perform the 3 o'clock services
before members of the immediate
family. -
" Godparents for the little girl will
be Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Collins
and Mrs. Robert Driscoll of Ocean
Lake, formerly of Salem. A small
reception for the family will be
held at the Manbrin Garden home
of the Hagemanns. Grandmothers
of Lynne Dee are Mrs. Hal D. Pat
ton and Mrs. C. F. Hagemann.
Pi Beta Phi alumnae will meet
for a dessert supper at the State
street chapter house Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Paul
Morse heads the committee and
assisting are Mrs. Chester Zum
walt, Mrs. Leonard Hicks, Mrs.
Lawrence Feldschau, Mrs. Charles
Winkenwerder, Mrs. Burton Sell
berg, Mrs. Robert Sullivan, Miss
Carolyn Carson and Miss Mildred
Coleman, Miss Lillian Davis and
Miss Leila Johnson.
A Birthday Dinner
Audrey Simmons was hostess for
a dinner party in honor of her 18th
birthday Saturday night at the
Momingside home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Simmons.
Thirty .of her high school friends
were bidden to the buffet dinner.
Spring i flowers provided the de
corative note and Mrs. Simmons
assisted her daughter informally.
Betrothal
Is Told
Being announced this weekend
is the engagement of Miss Mary
Jane Harrington, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold A. Harrington, to
Harold F. Heinz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Heinz of Ackley, Iowa.
The wedding will ' take place in
the fall in Iowa.
The bride-elect attended Salem
schools and her fiance received his
education in Iowa, where he is now
in business.
The Grant school Girl Scoat
troop, led by Mrs. Carl Wood, has
elected new officers as follows:
Molly Allen, president; Tamers
Needham, vice-president; Char
lene Grouke, secretary; Linda
Bowden, assistant secretary; and
The Statesman, "nlem. Ortoon. Tncnr. Hare1! 9. 1943--
Patty Robins, sergent-at-arms.oy the Veteran of Foreign Wars
This troop is now being sponsored I and will meet at the VFW hall.
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