t Ths) Slat man. Salom. Oregon, Thursday,' April 1L 194
SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC
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Hostesses to
Fete Mrs.
Shay
Mrs. Joseph Matujec and Mrs.
Harris Uetz havs Invited guests to
party Friday night at the form
er's horn on Highland avenue
in compliment to Mrs. Vera Shay.
The evening will he spent in
formally and a shower will fete
the honor guest. A late supper
will be served by the hostesses.
Arrangements of spring blossoms
and flowers will be used about
the rooms.
Bidden to honor Mrs. Shay are
Mrs. Rose W. Babcock. Mrs. R. C
Hunter, Mrs. John Emlen, Mrs.
Alelvin Geist. Mrs. Robert T.
Wulf, Mrs. P. H. Brydon. Mrs.
Lean Margosian, Mrs. Ralph A.
Wilson. Miss Lois Latimer. Miss
Agnes Meyer, Mrs. Henry Meyer.
Mrs. Marion Moore, Mrs. Charles
Campbell, Mrs. Lawrence Ander
son, Mrs. Franklin Silkey. Mrs.
Charles Powell and the hostesses.
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Tea to Fete
Founders
Slated for Tuesday afternoon.
April 2C is the ten for which
members of the YWCA win en
tertain at the Faii-mount Hill
horn oi Mrs. Bruce Spaulding to
celebrate the founding of the
Salem YWCA and to honor its
founders. The local organization
wa incorporated in 1914.
All newcomers in the capital,
who are interested in the YWCA,
tnd all members of the Salem
WCA are invited to caU between
4 and 6 o'clock.
Mis. Robert H Shi nn, social
Chairman, is heading the directo
rate for the affair. In charge of
h" dining room are Mrs. Charles
McElhinny, Mrs. Lewis Griffith
mmi Mrs. Georg Alexander.
Tri-Y girls will assart in the
Serving.
Elliott Prairie
Women Busy
ELLIOTT PRAIRO Mrs. Ray
Baker was hostess Thursday for an j
all day meeting of tho Elliott
Pnirie Ladies' aid at her home.
FHteen members and visitor,
jVlrs. Ray Voreis, were present. A
double wedding ring quilt was
pieced for the bazaar to be held
In the fail.
The box social sponsored by the
Ladies' aid held at the local school
Friday night was well attended
and $85 was cleared. This will be
ed to purchase playground
qupiment for the school. Miss
Mary Gibson, the principal, and
per upper grade pupils and Mrs.
una Billington and her lower
frade pupils put on a humorous
rogram before the- boxes were
gold. Songs, recitations and hu
tnorous skits made tap the pro
cram. Prizes were given for the
best box and for tno man was
paid the most for his box.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Oathout of
Elliott Prairie were hosts to sev
eral members of tho Ladies' aid
St their beech home at Nelscott
Over the week end. Mrs. Claude
terown, Mrs. William Bushman,
Mrs. Carl Fauske and Mrs. Ray
Baker went on 'Sunday afternoon
and the rest of the group on Mon
day morning. Those arriving on
Monday were Mrs. Carrie Tyler,
Mrs. George Mahrt, Mrs. George
Stoneking, Mrs. Ingval Bdlsnd.
Mrs. Glenn Losey and Janice, Mrs.
Bond Goodyear, Mrs. Arthur Nel
son snd Mrs. Lloyd Evans.
Mrs. Carrie Tyler left from
Nelscott Tuesday afternoon to
spend s few days at the home of
he r son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
nd Mrs. Philip Wilson at New
port. Two Girls Have
CLUB CALENDAR
THUBSDAY
Dijabhs Aaacrseao Vetcraaa auxil
iary, ail day sewing with Mrs. Cora
Hutchinson, ISIS North Commercial
street. Ne host luncheon at noon.
Salem council at Women's organiza
tions, chamber i of commerce, 2 p.m.
ridel class, first Baptist church.
'dock tvmd afcah kuncneon at
church. ?
NeJKhbors of Woodcraft Thimbu dub
with Mrs. Myrth Bechtel. ISO Terry
sr.. o-lost dinner. 13:15 p.m.
Kwzer Ladies sewing Hub with Mrs.
L. E. CUkey. 300 Mknbrin Drive, cov
ered disa lunrhaon soon, plant sale.
PrincJe Pleasant gPoint Social club
wit Mrs. P. M. MUmac. SO) N. 17th at.,
noon luncheon.
Willamette UhivarSitv Faculty Wom
en's club wttX Mrs. Daaiel ahM'-r. 23S
Hansen tmtw. a.m
Pact Presidents oi VfW auxiliary.
SSI. wtta Mrs. Geotgs Lew at. 11SS N.
Winter St.. 7 JS pjn,
Msccabsis S4D basa dinner at halL
24S N. Commercial at.. S:30 p.m.
Salem Council of Women's organza.
tisns aoeet a chamber of commerce.
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rXIDAT
Past Presidents of Hal Flsbbard aux
iliary. wsUa Mrs. Lain Humptorey. 450
South SStn stieat. 1 pxaa.
Cni Omega mothers, with Mrs H. K.
Saaedley. TIS Nortn ISth street. T JO
p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Nebraska club auxiliary, with Mrs.
covered dish lunch at 12 JO p.m.
Birthdays
Ksthy and Millio Rao Haines,
slaughters of Sergeant, first class,
nd Mrs. Mclvin Haines, cele
brated their fourth sssd second
birthdays respectively at a party
Wednesday afternoon at their
home. A pink, blue and white
eolor scheme was caused out.
Honoring Kathy and Millie Rse
were Sharon Gillespie. Carol and
Tmina Slentz, Phil and Judy
Jones, Terry snd Larry Orr, Ernie
pill. Emie Badeau, Paul Bucking
ham and Barbars Jean Wilson.
Women's Bible class of tho first
Methodist church will hold its
monthly party Friday a ft erneon
t 2 o'clock in the fellowship room.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Irving Bun-
e. Mrs. Zero Polaire and Mrs. B.
I. Blatchford.
On Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
- Q. How should a bridegroom
hooae his best man and attend
ants? A. He usually asks his brother
or his most intimate friend, to be
his best man. He should also in
clude a brother or a cousin of the
bride among his attendant.
Q. When a guest and her hostess
nter a room together, who should
nter first?
A. The hostess should never go
first unless it is necessary for her
to lead the way. Even then 'she
should excuse herself for doing so.
Q. Should the section of a
church where a wedding is held
be paid, and if so, by whom?
A. Yes; by the parent of the
bride.
On the Fairways
The Salem ladies and Dallas
Ladies of tho Oak Knoll golf club
have joined together and here
after will g known as the Oak
Knoll Lady Goffers. Regular plsy
will be each Wednesday begin
ning at 10 a.m.
Officers were ' elected at the
meeting Wednesday with Mrs. X.
A. Bennett named president; Mrs.
Loren Chase, secretary; and Mrs.
Clinton Ruiter. treasurer. Addi
tional committee will be an
nounced next week.
For Wednesday's play Mrs.
George Woerth was winner for
low number of putts and Mrs.
Samuel Miller won the prize for
low gross score. A no-host lunch
eon followed tho morning's play.
At the Sales Gait Ctnh
At the Salens. . Golf club on
Ladies day Wednesday Mrs. Ivan
Marble was winner in class A
for tho day's play; Mrs. Reynolds
Allen, class B; and Mrs. Morris
K. Crothers. class C.
Mrs. Fred W. i Pickhard was
welcomed ss a new member snd
Mrs. Howard Arnot was a guest.
Luncheon was served at the club
house following the play. An
nouncement was made tfcat on
May IS the first two-ball mixed
foursome of the season will be
held. ;
Beverly Zumwalt
Reveals Troth
PER R YD ALE ? Announcement
was made Sunday ': of tho engage
ment of Miss Beverly Zumwalt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Zumwalt of Perry dale, to Wallace
Simerly, son of Mr; snd Mrs. Mar
tin Simerly of McMinnville. Tho
news was told at an Easter dinner
hold at tho bride-elect's homo.
Miss Zumwalt is attending Ore
gon State college and her Banco
is st Linfield college.
Those present .were Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Slnnrrly. Mr. and
Mrs. Dick DeJong oi McMinn
ville, Phyllis Scott of Portland,
Luells Zumwalt. Beverly Zum
walt. Wallace Suneriy and Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Zumwalt. No date
for the wedding has bean set.
Watercolorist
Shows Work
Loren Boullier, ; Salem water
colorist is among the members of
the Oregon Society of Artists who
are exhibiting work at the Meter
snd Frank auditorium. The exhi
bition will end Saturday.
Boullier is represented by three
wstercolors. including "Gathering
Storm." Arthur SeUnder, also of
Salem, is on tho Jury of selection.
A Pre-Dance
Party
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce VanWyn
garden and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Stewart of Portland, formerly of
Salem, will he hosts for a pre
dance party Saturday night at
the former's home on Jefferson
street. The affair will precede the
Waverly club sports dance at the
Marion hotel.
Bidden by the hosts are Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Fravel, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Krueger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
White. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette
Owens. Mr. snd Mrs. LeRoy Mink.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scheelar, Miss
Florence Duffy and John Horton.
Silver Tea For
Lunch Fund
SILVER TON Silver Crest
Mother's club is planning a silver
tea for Friday from Z to S pm.
at me name of Mrs. Hitman Lov
lien in Silverton liHs. Proceeds
of the tea go to the Silver Crest
school lunch fund, reports Mrs.
Alvin Hartley, club president.
Other officers assisting with the
tea are Mrs. Alexander Sturges,
vice Dresident: Mrs. Leon Tarmi.
off, secretary - treasurer. Mrs.
Sturges and Mrs. Byron Gordon
are in charge of decorations for
tne tea, while the committee as
sistiner in nlannina? InHurfM VI r
Robert Liken and Mrs. Alvin
Sweger.
PERRYDALE Mr. and Mn
Orville Kurtz entertained with an
Easter breakfast Sunriav Vnr that
past ten years an Easter breakfast
has been held by this group.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
ut. a. rara or rortiand, air. and
Mrs. Ed Bayless and Eddie of
Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cald
well of Newberg. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack DoJong, Mr. snd Mrs. Joe
Panek and Barbara and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Robertson of Amity.
Luncheon to
Honor a
Visitor
Mrs. T. W. Hardisty will pre
stde at a one o'clock luncheon
this afternoon at her home on
Abrams avenue for the pleasure
of Mrs. Joseph Scott of Athena,
who is visiting in the capital at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Cover.
Bridge will be in play after the
luncheon hour. The hostess will
use bouquets of spring flowers
to decorate.
Covers will be placed for Mrs.
Joseph Scott, Mrs. Carl Cover,
Mrs. Wallace Wharton. Mrs. Bert
Walker. Mrs. William C. Dyer. jr..
Mrs. Benjamin Knight. Mrs. Glea
son Young. Mrs. William Hugh
Adams. Mrs. Robert Gentzkow,
Mrs. Elmer A. Berglund. Mrs.
Chester Fritr, Mrs. Kermit G.
Clements and the hostess.
CDA Meets in
Tillamook Sunday
The biennial state conference of
the Catholic Daughters of America
will be held in Tillamook Sunday
April 24, starting with mass at
8:00 a.m.. celebrated by the Rev.
Edmund J. Murnane, state chap
lain. Mrs. Rose Bell, state regent, will
preside at the business sessions.
Other state officers to attend are
Mrs. Mildred Smith, Klamath
Falls, state vice regent; Mrs. Ha
zel Holboke, Salem, state secre
tary; Miss Helen Welsh, Portland,
state treasurer; Mrs. Clarise
Trembly, Portland, state monitor.
Reports will be given by dele
gates from the 19 courts in the
state and 4 district deputies.
A banquet at the Victory House
Kennel room will end the day's
program.
Executive board members of the
Salem unit, Republican Women's
Federation of Oregon, met Tues
day night at the home of Mrs.
R. L. Wright to plan a luncheon
meeting for May. A committee
was appointed to meet with the
Marion county central committee
snd includes Mrs. Wright, MUs
Marjorie Harris and Miss Eliza
both Porter.
Auburn Qub Officers
AUBURN Officers for the new
club year were elected at the
meeting of Auburn Woman club
held at the Community hall Thurs
day. Mrs. Orval Prunk will act
as president; Mrs. S. W. Burris,
vice-president; Mrs. Stuart Johns,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Charles
Gillming, representative of the
club for the board of the Com
munity Club association; Mrs. E.
C. Sunderlin and Mrs. Floyd
Seamster as entertainment com
mittee, and Mrs. Loran Richey
as reporter. A covered dish din
ner was served at noon.
For the social hour all women
made Easter hats and prizes were
given to Mrs. Sunderlin. Mrs. Hen
ry Dillard and Mrs. Prunk. Host
esses were Mrs. Gillming. Mrs.
Bertha Fisher and Mrs. Arlo Mc
Lain. New officers will be install
ed at the May meeting in the
home of Mrs. Gillming.
Initiation Slated
For Tonight
Mrs. Hazel Hastings, president
of the Kingwood American Legion
auxiliary, announced that the an
nual initiation of new members
will be held at the regular meeting
Thursday, April 21. All members
are invited to attend.
The Kingwood Legion Post and
Auxiliary SI held their annual
Easter egg hunt April 17, meeting
at the legion home. About fifty of
tho West Salem children attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hastings, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Noteboom, Mrs. El
sie Noteboom, Mrs. George Combs
and Mrs Karl P. Mobley attended
Vera Boyle
Married
In the prayer room of the First
Presbyterian church on Friday,
April 8 Miss Vera Jane Boyle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Boyle, became the bride of Rich
ard Moorhouse. son of Mrs. Court
ney Sherman or Yakima, Wash.
Dr. Chester W. Hamblin performed
the ceremony. Miss Jeanne Doolit
tle and Miss Joyce VanDyke light
ed the tapers.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a beige tailleur
for her wedding. She wore pink
and brown accessories and carried
a Bible marked with a lavender
orchid.
Mrs. Kenneth H. Smith was her
sister's matron of honor and wore
a pearl grey suit with green and
black accessories and corsage of
white carnations. Ronald Ackstein
was best man and ushers were
Kenneth H. Smith and Donald
Graves.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Boyle wore a gunmetal grey suit
with pastel blue and black acces
sories. Mrs. Moorhouse selected a
royal blue suit for her son's mar-
j riage and both wore corsages of
I white carnations.
A reception followed the nup-
tials. Mrs. Roy Hill cut the cake
and serving were Miss June Camp
and Miss Florence Hall. Miss De
lores Hill passed the guest book.
After a wedding trip along the
Oregon coast the newlyweds are
now at home in Salem at 437 N.
17th street.
Hot and Good
the weekly bingo party at
Portland Veterans hospital.
the
Quick Breads, Muffins Add Style to
Every Meal From Breakfast to Supper
By Msxlne Baren
Hot breads are usually in vogue. For a filling breakfast, to add
glamor to lunch and interest to dinner, so called "quick breads' are
the ticket.'
Muffins are simple to prepare and attractive to see.: Here's a good
old standard to have in your file I
of hot breads:
TWIN MOUNTAIN MUFFINS
2 cups flour
1 cup milk
y cup shortening
teaspoon salt
4 teaspoons bsking powder
1 egg
Sift dry ingredients in bowl, add
liquids and melted fat. Stir well to
mix, bake in 37S oven 25 min.
Another muffin appeals to chil
dren, and makes a good afternoon
snack for them when liberally but
tered: GRAHAM GEMS
1 cup graham flour
1 cup white flour
4 teaspoon salt
4 level teaspoons baking pow
der 3 tablespoons fat
1 cup milk
1 egg
2 tablespoons molasses or
brown sugar
Mix dry ingredients, add milk,
egg and melted shortening. Bake
in greased tern pans about 23 min.
A bit more sophisticated is this
recipe for
ORANGE BISCUITS
2 tablespoons melted butter
4 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon orange juico
Orange rind grated
Cook until thick, then cool. Make
biscuits as usual, using pastry
flour and a little extra shortening.
Roll out V inch thick, spread with
mixture, cut into Vt inch slices,
sprinkle with sugar; and bake.
Federation Meets
At Macleay Friday
The Marion County Federation
of Women's clubs will meet In tho
Aumsville grange hall Friday, with
registration at 10 o'clock, f
The women of the Macleay club
will serve luncheon at noon.
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Mrs. Oscar Faalsoo and Mrs.
Donald H. Upjohn were in Corval-
lis Tuesday to attend a state board
meeting of the Oregon State Moth
ers club. The purpose of the meet
ing was to plan for the Mothers
weekend to be held on the campus
in May.
Mrs. Lynn MaeLaehlan of On
tario, formerly of Salem, is visit
ing in Salem this week with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. James Armpriest. She arrived
for Easter and Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Armpriest entertained few
friends at her Palace Court apart
ment for the pleasure of her mother.
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