t Thi Statesman. Salens Ooa. Monday. Juno 6. 1311
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SOCIETY- CL)JBS-
Shir lee
Kinnane
A Bride
Miss Shii lee Kinnane and David
Key of Seattle xchanged their
marriage vows at in afternoon
ceremony on Sunday at the Court
Street Christian church. The Rev.
W. 11. Lyman performed the 1 o'
clock nuptials before a setting of
pink and whlje snapdragons, fern
and palms. Mrs. Arthur C. Hill
of Seattle, sister of the groom, and
: Miss Martha Weller lighted the ta
pers. Miss Beverly Lyman sang
before the bridal party entered and
'Mrs. Walter Naff was the organist.
TW la tUm tal10lter Of Mr.
lilt Ul IUC tM m
and Mrs. A. M. Moen and her bri
dal gown was of white nylon mar
quisette fashioned with fitted bo
dice and yoke enhanced with lace
and a marqulsana ruine. ine
full skirt was designed with Inset
of the lace and a wids ruffle of the
marquisette edged the skirt and
train. Her lace trimmed finger
tip veil was caught to a Juliet cap
-sot lace and she carried a bouquet
of pink rosea, bouvardia and step
hanotis. The bride was given In
: marriage by her father.
rreceaipg ine oriae io me
were Misi Lorna Hill of Mineral;
JWash.. arid Miss Betsy Ann Huhn
of Milwaukie. Wisconsin, as brido-
maids, and Mn. Weston LaMun
yon, the matron-of honor. They all
wore icieiiiictti i i vj v
ei organza made with bouffant
skirt, fitted bodices and small
capes eded with white ruffled net
and mitts of the white net. Their
bouquets and headbands were of
pink sweetpeas. Marlie Sebern
' was flower girl.
Douglas Bales of Seattle was
bf.st man and' ushers were A. C.
Hill of Seattle and Darrell Herren.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Moen wore a green ensemoie wun
hat and gloves of mauve pink .and
. corsage of ra.es. The groom'a par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Key of
Seattle, came down for their son's
marriage and she chose a pearl
grey crepe ensemble with match
In accessories and corsage of
carnations.
1 lie iicwiwrus iccicu (ueju
t i reception in the church par
lors. Mrs. Leo J. Kinnane of Sea
tile and Mrs. W. H. Lyman poured.
Cutting the cake were Mrs. Henry
Brandon and Mrs. Rennie Brandon
of Seattle. Assisting were Mwses
I' inline Moen, Mary Weller, rior
enre Brock, Connie Michael, Jean
Doolittle, Eleanor Moen and
Mrs. Darrell Herren.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip the bride donned a
white dross with navy blue topper
and' navy and white accessories.
Mr. Key and his bride will sail on
the S s, Denali on June 9 for Kod
tik, Alaska, where he will be em
ployed for the summer. In the
fall they will return to Tacoma to
live, where both will . complete
their studies at the College of Pu
got Sound.
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the nuptials were Mr. and
. Mrs. Jeo J. Kinnane and Mrs. Nell
Rotrurk, great-aunt of the bride,
all of Seattle. !
Groan-Piano
-.Recital Planned
William Fawk will present a
(roup of piano' and organ pupils
n recital Wednesday at 7 45 p.m.,
at the First Evangelical church.
The public is Invited.
The program is:
T( Ullv .... Hodaon
Mn Ijt w i Jory organ
Dam-a ( the Rosebuds . Keats
. jack Loftis-piano
vn.''. Dickinson
Ruth Gleae organ .
To a Wild Roar MaoDowill
Ida. Jo Gronka piano
KiMian Dance . Cnglemaa
Irene Schulti piano
Whis Dunks Gather Deep .... Stebblns
Josn Bair organ
Littl Nigar Debussy
Jeanetta Saury piano
Alia Tarantella MarDowelt
Finale - Sonata in D . Hadyn
Marcena Fowler - piano .
Imui ovulation and Melody Brown
Joyce Martin piano
Hungary Kooiltng
Alens Dalke piano
Taloik Mokraja
IlrMen Weddle piano
Bimatue Elne Kleine Nacht
Mums. .. Motart
... .. in... . .. r uinA a. i4
niaka maTH.lv ill - miiivi mi b .
Adeline Bradtla lit piano
Hal Ratzeburg 2nd piano
; Ttia Bell Symphony . Purcetl
Wind Ia the Pine tree .... Cloksy
T'Krata Suite Gothique Boellman
Doris McCnn-iiin
The Surf VanDyka
Marianne Halt -piano
Valae. la O Flat put 70 no I . Chopin
Hal Ratteburg piano
BSalaguena Iacuana
Hal RaUenbutg Wt piano
Marcena Folr 2nd piano ,
Mrs. WlllUsa Bush will enter
tain her bridge club -at her Sagi
naw street home Monday night. A
late supper will be served by the
b-tfS.
The rrsetical Nurses' association
will meet June 13 at the home of
Mrs. A. V. Water. 823 North 15lh
Street. The meeting was previously
announced for June 6.
fait ratrsns ef Chad wick chap
ter, Order of tht Eastern Star will
be honored at the regular meeting
oeir Tuesday night. Plans for grand
chapter will be discussed.
All Accordion Concert
Accordion lands Ensembles Sot4ss
- trfttfd by
WILTSEY. MUSIC STUDIOS
Jun 7th 8:15 P.M.
Leslie Jr. High Auditorium
Public InvitetJ
i Shut AJd-resa, 1449
CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY
Wasieyaa Service guild a! First Meth
crfiat church, fellowship rtxxpa, gun.
TUESDAY v
Oregon State Nuisea : aaaociatioa.
District S. Salem Woman's clubhouse,
covered dish supper at 1 JO p.m.
Muaouii club covered dish luncheon
with Mrs Alin Stewart. 200 Culwr
Lane, 12:30 p m.
American War 5 Mothers, Central
Church of Christ. I p m.
WF.DNCSDAT
Women Fellowship of Knight Me
morial "church luncheon at 12 o'clock
st church. .
Royal Neighbors ; Sewing club with
Mrs. Margaret Willis. 964 N. SUi St..
covered dun luncheon. 11-30 p.m.
Jason Lee WCSC, buaineae roeeUnf
at 11 a m. Luncheon at 12:30; business
1:45 p.m.
Methodist Circles
Meet Wednesday
The membership of the circles of
the First Methodist church has
beep reassigned, and they will
meet for the first time Wednesday
at various places for 1:15 dessert
luncheons. Election of officers
will take place.
--The meetings are as follows:
Circle No. 1 Hostess, Mrs.
Thomas Holman, 985 North Sum
mer street, assisting, Miss Helen
Litchfield.
Circle No. 2 Hostess, Mrs. Mel-
vin J. Gibson, fellowship room of
church.
Circle No. 3 Hostess, Mrs. R.
W. Marsters. 1240 Columbia street;
assisting H. H. Vandevort.
Circle No. 4 Hostess, Mn. Mtr-
lin Etep, 850 East Street; assisting,
Mrs. Merlin Estep, jr.
Circle No. 5 Hostess, Mrs. C. H.
Sawyer, 905 North 5th Street; as
sisting, Mrs. Grant Day.
Circle No. 8 Hostess. Mrs.
George Lewis, 1180 North Winter
Street; assisting, MLss Elsie Miller.
Youncj Pianists
Play at Studio
Mr. Robert Schroeder presented
her piano students in rtitital this
week at her residence studio. Ap
pearing on the program were Kay
Hanky, Dick Hansen, Claudia
Newland. Carol Werner, Dick
Kuykendall, Lynne Grey, Georgl
anna (.'riswell, Jimmy Stanley,
Daisy" Crenshaw, Jimmy Stanley,
Daisy Crenshaw, Jerry Girod, Lois
de Vries, Louanh Schleis, Claudia
Heinrick. Marlene Harding,
Sharpn Kuykendall, Donny Mur
phy, Ann Hansen, Sharon Bainey,
Lyn Burrell. Daruel Jensen, Lillian
Adams, Arlene Werner, Elaine
Morrow, Barbara Peters, Marian
King.. Judith Kuhn, Joan Harrison.
Mary Alice Jerjensen, Richard
Schmidt, France Johnson, Joan
Johnson, Arda Lain, Carroll John
son, Arlene Haverland, Paul Shay,
and Viola Wilcox.
Today's Pattern
Here are two ways to make an
adorable frock! Pattern has others
too." All little girls love bib-front
and pretty gathers; you'll be
thrilled at such easy sewing!
Pattern 4621 comes in sizes S, 4,
9, I. Size 6, flare-sleeve frock 2
yards 35-inch fabric.
This pattern, easy to use, sim
ple to sew. is tested for fit. Has
complete illustrated instructions.
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tor this pattern to The Oregon tta tea
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MUSIC
At Home is :
Event of
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCormick
were hosts for an informal at home
at their Kingwood Drive residence
Sunday afternoon during the open
ing of radio station KSLM's new
transmitter and studio building. '
A number of out-of-town
friends of the hosts, who came for
the opening, and a few of their Sa
lem friends were bidden to call
between 2 and 6 o'clock. The
hosts received informally about
the rooms and on the -patio.
Assisting in the garden and 'n
the dining room were Mrs. Lee
Bishop of Eugene, formerly of Sa
lem, Mrs.! Paul V. McElwain of
Coos Bay,iMrs. A. L. Adolphion.
Mrs. L. V. Benson, Mrs. B. E.
Owens, Mi-i. Lloyd Riches, Mrs.
Arnold A. Krueger and Mrs. Henry
A. Simmons. Bouquets of early
summer flowers were arranged on
the serving tales and about the
rooms. i . -
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Accordion Concert
Given Tuesday
An a 11-accord ion concert is to be
fSven in the Leslie junior high
school at 9:15 p.m., Tuesday, pre
sented by : the Wiltsey Studios of
Music.
The soloists featured are: Susan
na HowelU'Lanny Dibbern and Pat
Meisinger Schroeder.
The piibiic- is invited. The pro
gram isp ; k.
National Arrthem 3 rr Manunia
Barber of Sv-ille Overture .. arr. Nunzlo
The MeloOttea": Florence Polater.
I.ouella LaFountaine. Lois GlUings,
Pat Schroeder. Dona Zehner. Su
sanna Ho ell
Russian Faruaie repaint
: Thad Stevena
Ole South i err. Qalla-Rlnl
"AccoiIo(letts: Albertg Tern,
Magdalene Stahl. Aitrld Severtn.
Bern 1 re Rph
Rhapsody in Blue ... arr. Galla-Rlnl
Susanna Howell
Naughty Waltz'.. arr. Zordan
Walt Brutka. Don Boudon. John
Hohrt. rerd Zurkrr
Cowboy Medley f
Keith Scott, Kenny SteAsland, Dar
rell Covert.Harios Shrock. Terry
and Corky Metsinger
Petite Gavotte
Docothy -Hubbard. Judy Wolf. Su
zanne Anglin
Waltz Allegro MAsnanta
Rhapsody No. 1 C nunor rrosinl
Lannr Dibbern
Liebeatraum arr. Zordan
Judy Shrock, Judy Plessinger. Jim
my Pfa. Harold Koch. Eleanor Wal
dron Prayer Proip Rienrl Wagnor
Pat Metsinger Schroeoer
Minuet Caprtc Koaesi
Norma Jean and Lorena June DV
vine. Wiley Mulse
Evening Shadows
Kathryn Johnston. Sand rorrest.
Marimba:: Claryse Humphries
Teat Pilot
Oroup II, Lyons. Stsyton and Mill
City Studios
St. Loula Blues arr. Q alia-Rial
Tea for Two . arT. Oalla-Rlol
Worlds Fslr March . Nunilo
The Melodettes
Wadding of the Winds . arr. GavLani
Paragon March arr. Galla-Rlnl
Tommy Jeffries. Deaa Quamme. '
Raymond; Tern una. Cadi Basse tt
Prelude In C Minor .... Rachmaninoff
Susanna Howall
Andanlino ' arr. Oavtani
Charlea Buxton. Dean Klarr. Por-
eetar Ktneraon. Johnny Welch
Stars snd Stripes ' Sousa
ConrtUU 5 "Accorlonettes": Peggy
Cathorroal. Beverly Rutherford.
Be ma Lee WUIIama
Dark Eyea ; arr. Minors
fteno Thompaon .
Tor Victory
Oroup 14 representing Corvallai
Studio
Shortenin' Bread . srr. Oalla-Rlni
Bumble Boogie arr. Galla-Rtni
: Lanny Dibbern
Medley of Old Time
ravorttee Electric Accordion
; Pat Schroeder
Plantation Echoea arr. FOsnia
God Blees America BerllnJ
snaron wells and John Burroughs,
Accord to rva
Laurel Ann Warner and Corky
Metainger Marimtraa
Road to Mandalay .' loeaka
Hungarian
Rhapsody No. I
Liart
The Melodettes
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Sixth Birthday
WOODBURN Bobby Smith
celebrated his 8th birthday with
a party at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith on Wed
nesday. Invited to the party were
Toni Christine Painter, Linda She
ila andSue Workman, Donna and
Gordon Moen. Douglas Laubosh.
Bobby Baird, Wesley Smith, Caro
lea Foster and Judith Schrhld.
The Spring Valley heme mis
sionary society, meeting on Wed
nesday instead of on Thursday the
regular meeting date, will be en
tertained at the J. P. Smart home.
The meeting begins at 2 o'clock.
Miss Maxine Buren, Woman's edi
tor of the Oregon Statesman, will
speak.
Great Expectations
Now, more than ersr U the time to guard
jour aaalth and soaks yourself
A Camp maternity support will help.
It's made Kientifica to aid abdominal
muscles-to lessen strain and bsckaehs.
It will help you feel better and look
better. Your individual needs will b
senred by an sxperienced fitter.
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
at UWy -On ft Cm-imt
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State
Mrs. Richards
DAY President
Disabled American Veterans au
xiliary at a meeting at tne Wom
an's clubhouse elected Mrs Paul
ine Richards commander? Mrs.
Staurt Johns, sr, vice commander,
Mrs. Dennis Stevenson, jr., vice
commander, Mrs. William Rich
ards, chaplain, Mrs. Eva Bennett,
treasurer; for trustees, Mrs. Rimer
Byer, Mrs. Wilfred Wilier, Mrs. O.
. Rinehart and Mrs. O. E. Can
non, Mrs. Verne Ostrander.
Delegates are leaving Tuesday
for the state convention in Kla
math Falls.
Picnic for
Music Teachers
Salem District music teachers as
sociation will meet at the home it
Mrs. Frank Buriingham. Tuesday;
at tnoon for a picnic. This is the
last business meeting of the year
and election of officers will be
held. The state convention to be
held June 13 tol4 at University
of Portland will be discussed.
The nominating committee in
cludes, Mrs. Burlingham, Mrs. Rob
ert Schroeder- and Prof. T. S. Rob
erts. The committee in charge of
the committee includes Charles
Hargrave, Mrs. Burlingham and
Mrs. John Schmidt.
Miss Duerksen
To Go Abroad
Miss Tina Duerksen head of
nurses at the Oregon State hospi
tal will be one of a delegation of
600 American nurses at the meet
ing of International Council of
Nurses in Stockholm, Sweden,
June 12 to 16.
Nurses from 28 countries will
be represented at the council An
nouncement was made by the pre
sident of the American association
Nurses, Miss Pearl Mclver, New
York this week.
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Rich Desserts Lovely to Write About
And to Serve if Weight's Right
By Marine Burrn
Statesman Woman's Editor r
Nothing makes us want to talk and write about Lively rich des
vat any more than looking at ourselves in the mirror and seeing how
old age and perfect health are conspirinf to add girth to an already
amole waistline.
There's no harm in talking and
writing about them so we present
some ideas for preparing finales
for spring and summer meals.
Take gelatine for instance.
Most children and many adults
like, jelled salads and desserts. 11
you don't believe it, watch the gel
atine concoctions cleaned out in a
hurry at a cafteria. General rule of
course is one package of flavored
gelatine or 1 tablespoon plain, to a
pint of liquid. The latter can be
fruit juice or water. Simplest gela
tine dessert is the fruited one, and
probably the most popular too.
Whipping the gelatine before add
ing the fruit, but after it's getting
Kolskys. Married
For Fifty Years '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kolsky cele
brated their golden wedding anni
versary quietly at their home in
the Liberty district on Sunday
Their son and family were present.
Mr.' and Mrs. Kolsky were mar
ried in Oberlin. Kansas, and have
lived in Salem for the past 35
years. He was a fanner but is now
retired.
Shower Given for
Young Mqfron
Mrs. John Beebe was hostess on
Friday night for 'a shower honor
ing Mrs. Lawrence,. Vice, Jr.
Guests were: Miss Fern Vice and
Miss Janice Obert. Mesdames Cal
vin Jackson, Edgar Vice, Lawrence
Vice, sr., Charles Wnrley, Rod
Simpson. Carl Beebe and Thes Un
derwood. Birthday Party
Leslie Johnson. 6 years old on
Friday, was honor guest' at a birth
day party at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson.
Attending were Keith Johnson,
Chuggie Dunn, Sally and Davie
TcCullough, Davie and Douglas
Hamilton, Joan and Diane Schwab,
Bill, Ronnie , Patty and Butch Nof
ziger. Michael Calaba, Carol Cady,
Phillip and Irene Gauthier, Doug
las and Deweight Ferris, Phillip
and David Calvert, Mrs. Hugh Mc
Cullough, Mrs. Clarence Hamilton,
Mrs. Carl Schwab, Mrs. Wayne
Ferris of Salem, Mrs. Ben Gifford
and Mrs. Conrad Johnson of Sil
verton and Miss Charlotte Johnson
of Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy I Shaw and
son Lawrence will motor to Cor
vallis today to attend graduation
of their other son Roy Leonard
Shaw from Oregon Statt college.
He will receive a degree in chemistry.
TNis cut was tho most popu
lar fsaturo for aummor and
coming fad hair stylo, show
at tho Western Statot and
Hollywood Hair Stylists
Oulkf In Los Angolas,
which wo rocorrtiy at-
a little syrupy doubles the volume
and adds some style.
You can pile the whipped up
gelatine on fruit or during the
strawberry season, crust some and
pour over the top, garnishing with
a little whipped cream.
If you want a layered gelatine
it's easy to get. Simply combine
raw and cooked fruits in the mix
ture. The cooked fruits are put in
first, and will sink to the bottom.
The raw fruits will rise, as will the
nuts.
BERRY BAVARIAN'
; 1 cup crushed berries
Sugar to sweeten
1 package strawberry gelatine
2 cups water
1 cup heavy cream
Combine berries and sugar, let
stand while mixing gelatine and
water. Dissolve the gelatine in
some hot Water, arid remaining
water cold. Pour over berries and
chill. Whip cream thick and shiny
but not stiff. Chill until slightly
thickened and turn into individual
mold. Chill until firm.
Now that we see lady fingers in
the bakery shop and grocery store
again, we dare publish a recipe
that goes like this:
CHOCOLATE PEPPERMINT
PUDDING
(Serves 18 to 20)
V pound peppermint stick can
dy 1 cup whipping cream
1 tablespoon gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
1 cup cream, whipped
18 lady fingers, separated
1 cup whipping cream
V4 pound peppermint stick
candy. cruKed
li cup chocolate shot
Break "candy into bits, combine
with 1 cup cream, place in double
boiler, cover, heatuntil the candy
melts (15 to 20 minutes). Sprinkle
gelatin over water, let stand 5 min
utes, add to hot cream, stir urttil
dissolved, cool. Add 1 cup cream,
whipped. Line bottom and sides of
a mold (8 inches) with lady fin
gers (chocolate, if obtainable), fill
with-cream mixture. Cover, chill
8 to 10 hours. Unmold upon a plat
ter, garnish with whipped cream.
Top with a wreath of crushed pep
permint candy with chocolate shot
in the center.
On Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
Q. Should a bride-to-be send
notes of thanks to all the guests
who have attended a shower in
her honor?
A. This is not necessary. Her
thanks at the affair, itself, should
be sincere and gracious enough.
However, she should be sure to
write a note of' thanks to the
hostess of the shower, and she
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Turner Teacher
Honored at
Commencement
TURNER Graduation exercises
were held Friday for the eighth
grade at Turner. Mrs. Ethel Gun
tiknut pronounced the invocation,
and Mrs. Agnes C. Booth was the
main speaker. John Michey.
chairman of the school board, pre
sented the diplomas.
A special feature of the program
was the honoring of Mrs. Leota
Sloan, a teacher in the school, who
is retiring.
Mrs. Booth presented her with a
gold pin from the Oregon State
Teachers' association. John Michey
presented her with a gift from the
school district, and Mr. Gwilliam
gave a gift to her from the Turner
elementary staff.
Mrs. Sloan has given 43 years
to the teaching profession. She
lived with, relatives in Monmouth
where she graduated in 1904 from
OCE. She then taught at Independ
ence, at Newberg and in the Salem
schools for four years. .She mar
ried Clotus Sloan in Monmouth
in 1912 and they moved to New
berg where later she taught.
Later she taught in Turner for
several years, and then at The
Marion school for 10 years. . She
was then elected to return to
Turner where she has been" pri
mary teacher for the past five
years She and her husband have
lived on a farm near Dayton.
where they raise peaches and ber
ries. for a good many years.
The Turner grades school will
be out next Tuesday. They are
planning a picnic at Silver Falls
park on Monday.
Polk County Leaders
Attend Heal tli Meeting
DALLAS Five representatives
from Polk county attended the an
nual Oregon Tuberculosis associa
tion meeting in Portland recently.
They . are Mrs. Grove Peterson,
Polk County Health association
president; Mrs. W. E. Knower.
health education chairman; Mrs.
Ernest Leteken, executive secre-1
tary; Mrs. Arthur Uttley, past pre
sident, and Mrs. Audrey Smith.
Pioneer Sewing Club
Holds Thursday Meeting
PIONEER The Pioneer Sewing
club met at the Community hall i
Thursday for a covered-dis'h lunch
eon and business meeting. Mrs
J. E. Johnson was in charge of
table decorations.
The program featured : achieve
ment day with school pupils par
ticipating.
can later entertain the guests at a
luncheon or bridge party, either
before or after the wedding.
Q. Is it all right to break bread j
or crackers into the bowl when
partaking of soup?
A. This is now considered all
right.
Q. Is there a fixed rule for the
sequence of pages In a letter
A. wo; but when writing a letter
of four pages, use pages one, two
three, and four in order.
Ws srs featuring something new
and different Ha ir Cutting. Th
old "lyeb.ll System" it out! The
hair is cut to the contour of tho
individuals head, and ach stand
is rocardod. Our staff of opera
tors are trained for tho Now
Rono Method of "Curly Cutting."
Th. Hug Cut
rlkosto -U5f
KHF'9. r.CVT Tilt" U'DRI n
MhV A ROPF hsa this Ttini
lady. And yon can see
why . . . she's casual and
comfortable and smart 1st
her JOHNSON Jeans;
They're made by Stockton
of Dallas In tough long-
wearing blue denim with seams
double-stitched tn reds
brads of copper and plenty
of pockets. These sip ap
the side with a yoke in back for
fluent. In sixes 10 to t.
just 12.91.
Tho T-Shlrt Set with mateh-
lnc Cardigan makes tho
combination roiy, and
everything's at JOHNSON'S.
T-Shrt $I.5. Cardican ST.sg.
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