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SOCI ETY - C HUBS - MUSIC
O Miss Marilyn
Myers Tells
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- Pretty, brunette Marilyn Myers
takes the romantic spotlight this
morning with the announcement
Of her engagement to Richard
Grenz. The surprise news wi first
told Tuesday night at a party or
which the bride-elect and Bliss
- Alary Feike were hostesses at the
Charles F, Feike home on Rich
mond avenue for. a group of the
. college set.. ;.. , .
I Miss Myers Is the only daughter
if Mr. and Mrs. Deryl F. Myers
r and her fiance's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. C Grenz. No date has
U been set for the wedding. Both are
7 graduates of Salem high school
and are now employed at the Cap
ital Journal.- j
The hostesses invited ; their
guests to a J:30 o'clock dessert
j . : supper. "'
j Marking places-for the guests
Inside of each bloom Mrere tiny
hearts bearing the names of the
engaged duo. ; " : -1
' " Bidden to the announcement
5 arty were Miss Bernice Imlah,
liss Donna Beard, Miss Dorothy
Cannon. Miss Carol Fuhr, Miss
Joan Marie Miller, Miss Janet
' Gaiser, Miss Erma Darr, Miss Di
ane Karsten, Miss Mary Holcomb,
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Nan
cy Miller, Miss Joyce Armstrong,
Miss Leslyn Burdette, Miss Mari
lyn Power, Miss Betty Cooley,
' Miss Elaine Stanley, Mrs. Louis
Lorenz, jr.. And Mrs. William F.
Johnson of Portland.
j Mr. and Mrs. Kebert Sprarae
and daughters,' Cathy and Ann,
have returned' home from a fort
night's motor i trip to Montana.
-Glacier and Yellowstone National
parks. :
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On Etiquette
By Kebcrta Lee
Q.llf there is no host in the
house at the time, and a hostess
is seeing a couple off, should she
help both of them with their
coats, or lust the woman's. -
A. She doesn't assist either -of
them. The man first - helps the
woman with her coat, and then
cuts on his own. -
Q. If a mantis telephoning aif
: other man on ' business,' does - he
say, This is Mr. Johnson of Smith
it Sons '?
A. It would be better if he
omitted the "Mr." He can " say,
This is Johnson of Smith , &
Sons, or, "This is George John
son.'.' ' , -1 -
Q. Should a girl of eighteen
rise when being introduced to a
man of sixty? ; ,
A. Yes, it is the proper thins
to do also, to a woman of sixty.
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Around Tom..:.
' By Jeryme Enrlisli.
TRAVEL TALK . . . Leaving by
plane Thursday for Akron, Onto
wui.be Mrs. Ralph Campbell . . .
she is f oing east lor the wedding
of her nephew, HebertiCohill, and
Miss Patricia Lee Cullinan, which
will take place on, Saturday after
noon in Akron . .1. Mri. Campbell
will! be a guest at the home of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John L.ICohaL while in
Akron -. "j , she plans to be away
a fortnight . . . Mrs. Campbell's
youngest son, Gary, wiH be enroll
ing at the University pi Oregon
this fall for his freshman year . . .
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Headed sooth . . ioday will
be Mrs. Marray Cameron and
daaghters. Donna and Sharon,
whs hare bees here from their
home 1 fat SaeramenUji the past
few weeks visitlnr with Mrs.
Cameron's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Eaaoa . . $ Accompanying
them !oi the meter trip south
will be Miss Sally it McLellao,
daughter of the' Daniel J. Me
LeIIans . . . Sally will visit a
' while i In Sacrament? with the
Camerons and then will ge ea
to San Francisco . . .later ta the
month she win Heave the bay
city by plane for Henolalo,
where she will make an extend
ed visit with her ancle and aunt.
Captain and Mrs. Curtis Schauta,
who were here J earlier la the
inuRiner enroate to the Islands
. , rCaptain Schantx s stationed
at naval headquarters in Bene-
-'A" trjp north . for Mr. and
Mrs. E, C Charlton, who returned
Monday from Alaskajywhere they
attended the Northwest Peace Of
ficers convention in Sitka .I..The
Charltons drove to Seattle Visiting
his brother and sister-in-law, the
H. M.I Charltons, before sailing
on the Baranoff for Juneau.. . .
there they were joined by the rest
of the northwest delegation and
then went by plane to Sitka
Mr. Charlton assistant police chief,
is a former president of the North
west Peace officers an dthis year
was elected to a three year term
oo the board of. directors . !. The
Charltons were away fen days and
made the return trip By plane . .
To the bay area . . Mr. and
Mrs; Conrad Paulson are leaving
rnaay Dy car for a yen day so
journ in San Francisco and the
bay region ; . . wh0e they are
away Mrs. Paulson's mother, Mrs
Thomas Watson of Portland, will
be at their Court streft home
' it f - 8 .-. ,l
' r To Idaho . . . on Friday Will re
Mrs. Harry IL Belt and daugh
ter, Miss Barbara Belt, who will
visit for the ensuinj ten days
with Mrs. Belt's sea-n-law and
daeghter, Mr., and Mrs. Alex
deSchweinlts, at their home la
Barley , . i. : -
i Interesting visitor f . . at the
home of Mr. and Mrs! Charles E.
Wagner is Mademoiselle Pauls
Legloaannee of Paris, who ar-
rived In Portland by plan from
New York City last f riday . . .
she will be here until the end
of the week, when sh will leave
for San Francisco forf a visit be
fore returning; te the! east coast
and France ... ; .1 :j , :
FAIR YISITORS . I . Mr. and
MrsV John Jerman aifd son, Jay,
or Portland, left Tuesday for their
home; after a weekemt visJi in the
capital at the home ofj'ais mother,
Mrs. Linn C Smith, anil Mr. Smith
. . While here the Jermans took
in the state fair; and races onMon
day afternoon ; - I . .
Kncirs Her Coo7sin$
Gaests ; , . of Dr. and Mrs. John
R. Wood In their box at the races
on -Tuesday afternoon were Dr.
and Mrs. Cecil Laws : of Corval-
lia . . . . x ?.
Here ea Monday . . . were Li.
CoL Thomas Wiper jef Grand
Forks, North Dakota- sad his -brother,
Charles Wiper, Jr. of
Eagene, chatting with their
many Salem friends . . . Colonel
Wiper left Tuesday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wiper of Eugene, for North
Dakota ... the senior Wipers te
remain for an extended visit . .
tjaionei tdper ts a 'Hying la
straetor st the University ef
North Dakota . . . j
A gronp ef coeds ... gathered
for an informal party Monday af
ternoon at the home of Miss Shir
ley Karsten before going out to
the fair ... Shirley's guests were
Marjorie Becke, Patricia Fitz-
simons, ..Beverly Beakey, Diane
Perry, Jean Clement, Dorothy Mc
Call, Ann Carson and Mary Lou
Hanson of Burlingame, Calif- who
Is here 'visiting at the home of
w v . .
irene aicueoa ...-.!"
House guests . . of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Plant at their Pioneer
Drive home during fair week are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinclair of
Victoria, B.C. : l '
Sixtieth Milestone ... reached
by Mr. and Mrs. Louis BechteU
who will celebrate- their 60th
wedding anniversary today by
attending the state fair .-. .The
couple's marriage took place In
Salem at the eld Baptist ehureh
and they have resided here ever
since, except for a few years In
California ; . They have one
son, William Been tel. who also
resides In Salem . . . Until his
retirement f oar years ago "Mr.
Bechtel was actively engaged In
the real estate business . . .
Twin Girls Named
FOUR CORNERS Twin girls
were born to Mr. and Mrs. Nestor
Tokstad, Jr. (Sadie Singer) on Fri
day, August -31 at the Salem Me
morial hospital. The. elder of the
little misses, by 11 minutes,' weigh
ed in at six pounds and two oun
ces, has been named Carol Marie
and her little sister, Janet Kay,'
tipped the scales at six pounds and
eight ounces. "There is an older
sister,' Nancy Ann. The grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Tok
stad, sr., and the great-grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ham
ilton, all of Salem, r ;
Girl Born in Alaska -
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A baby girl wdghihg 8 pounds,
3Ya ounces was born August 12 to
Corporal and Mrs. Roy J. Donald'
son at the U. S. naval station, dis
pensary, Kodiak, Alaska. CpL Don
aldson, who is serving at Fort
Greely, Alaska, is the son of Mr,
and Mrs. Albert Donaldson of star
route, ML Burg, Ark. Mrs. Donald
son is the daughter of. Mr. and
Mrs. Stoe Farrell of route 1, Tur
ner. The baby, named Julia, Ann,
is the second child for the Donald'
sons. ' i -. -'.--I-
Diono LucasIntcmationally ICnovn
Restaurateur Oilers Eodpo Ideas J
!" ! ..By Maxise Barea . , . r
Statesman Woman x Editor - . I
- It's been many a cold day since we have sat on the audience
side of the footlights at a: food demonstration. But vacationing in
Seattle; we went to a, cooking school conducted by the internation- "
ally famous lecturer, teacher and writer on foods, Dione Lucas.
- A! small (Fjiglish; bora woman with expressive hands and a
Cfuick sense of humor, she's been trained by the French at l'Escole
du Cordon Bleu in Paris. The school founded in 1880 primarily for
daughters of upper and middle-class families, later became the
mecca for men and women from all over the world who wanted to
learn the art of cooking. 1 She founded Au Petit Cordon Bleu In
London and was entitled; to award diplomas in the name of the
Paris school. Mrs. Lucas, with a friend, also established a restau
rant of the same name In London and when she came to the Unit
ed States in 1942 opened up Cordon Bleu restaurant in New York.
Flies te New York -i - - i - ',- -
She is on a 10-week schedule of two schools on the west coast
weekly, flying back to conduct a television show la New: York city
each Friday. That's traveling. ; 1
- Mrs. Lucas is full of practical tricks, she knows seasonings and
methods. Doing a great deal of the work herself, she made four
elegant dishes in the two-hour period given over to her. She does
things in the true French style, sparing no pains for flavor and
appearance of foods, 1 , j
. Eggplant Boston Ceylonese shrimp curry, Swedish' meat, balls
and chocolate cake were on the program. - ; .
, Here's her eggplant precipe, quie seasonable right now, re
member that the French; do not spare the seasonings, butter or
garlic . i -.. j ; t
, STUFFED sEGG PLANT BOSTON '
Mr. and Mrs. Coburn Grabea-
horst and sons, Coburn and Geof
frey, were in Walla Walla for the
holiday weekend as guests of Mrs.
Grabenhorst's mother, ' Mrs. Fred
Lasater. - - ;sr :
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Sept. 4th to 0th .
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Vm bringing news about the very latest v !, ;
In fashion and beauty. And I'm looking : t ,
forward eagerly to discussing your personal
beaoijy problems with yoo,Youll love ; -Watching
me band blend to order right before" . ;
your eyes the one face powder made exclusively
for you. It takes but few moments.
. Ill be seeing yov t;
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Miss Edith Cummings
Spcid reprtitntativt from tA New York talons ef
3 smball eggplants
4 pound mushrooms
" 6
6
cups milk -
tablespoons -butter
tablespoons flour
cup grated parmesan
cheese . . I I
H cup breadcrumbs
Vt cup light cream ,
cup oil i . K
Gariic "
Salt, cayenne, black pepper
1 teaspoon dry mustard - i
Cut eggplants in half, lengthwise and make slits crosswise on
top, sprinkle with salt and let stand hour. Rinse in cold water
" and dry welL Bake until done, then carefully remove meat from
shells. Chop roughly with garlic, salt and some black pepper. Slice
mushrooms, saute in a little butter and add to eggplant. Combine
with half of the following sauce. .
h Melt 4 tablespoons butter in a pan, remove from fire, stir in
4he flour, salt and cayenne. Pour on the milk and stir over fire
until it comes to a boU. Then add Vi cup grated cheese, cream and
mustard. Simmer for S minutes. Fill into shells of eggplant j
: Pour the rest of the sauce over the top, sprinkle with bread
crumbs and dot with rest of butter. Brown under, broiler.
Mrs. Lucas goes in for dilL She suggested that dill be added
; to meat balls for flavor. Her recipe called for 2 tablespoons fresh
ly chopped dill or dry din soaked for awhile to puff it up. She
"also adds dill to salad ressings. ' .. :
: She suggested adding cup ice water to a pound of ground
beef for tender hamburger cakes. - '
; A recipe for frosting: that used egg yolk intrigued us.
T , BUTTER CREAM FROSTING j '
"Beat 4 egg yolks bfk bowl, cook 'cup corn syrup until it
spins a thread and pour lover! yolks: Continue beating until stiff.
Add 1 cup creamed butter, (whipped up in beater) and 6 ounces
dark chocolate which has been melted down in 4 tablespoons wa
ter and cooled. Add flavoring. . ! "
" This is rich, of i course, but it makes a lot For an crdiniry
cake it could be cut in half, j . '---.
Miss Olmsted,
Mr. Worden i
Married i
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The marriage of ' Miss Mary
Olmsted and Donald Worden took
place on August 28 at the North
Summer street home of Prof. T. S.
Roberts ' with the - Rev. R. G.
Schaffner officiating at the 2
o'clock rites. The bride is. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
H. Olmsted and iie groom is the
son of Donald W. worden of
Springfield and Mrs. Kenneth
long of Salem. He is the: grandson
or Mrs. . s. worden of Salem.
Prof. Roberts played the wedding
music and Miss Gladys Edgar was
the soloist . ; f , i I ' ;' .
For her wedding the bride
chose an ankle length dress of
white organdy ' with pale ipink
flowers and mitts to match, i Her
fingertip veil was caught to a seed
pearl headdress and held in place
with pearl and rhinestone clips.
She carried a ; bouquet of ) pink
and white roses and tuberous be
gonias, f ,
Miss Donnade H in dm an ai
Miss DeVonia Kleeman; were the
bride's attendants and wore White
organdy dresses accented i with
blue. Their bouquets f were of
The SisttETafin. Sslaa. Ore. Wednesday' -Ce-tzrrJbcr t
tuberous begonias. Attending' the
groom were Keith and Kent Laur
ence of McMinnviile. - - ,
The bride a mother wore a lav
ender suit with black accessories.
The groom's mother chose a grey
taffeta dress with orchid accessor
lei and his grandmother wore blue
crepe with black accessories. They
all had corsages of tuberous
begonias. j
i A reception followed and cut
ting the cake was Mrs. Verda
Weir. Mrs. S. A. Wbeatly. and Miss
McAdams were in charge of the
reception with Miss Verna and
Miss Hertha Long and Miss Fran
cis Thomas serving. . !
i The newlyweds will make their
home In . Salem, following their
wedding trip, ; ,
i Mr: sad Mrs. Karl Pease have
been hosts to the lattert brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
R. & Hawk of Mamilton, Mo. ifor
the past week. The couple con
tinued on their trip Friday.- They
are California-bound.
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! Mr. and . Mrs. W. L Jeedham
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Needham
and children, Beth and Tommy,
have returned from the former's
beach home , at Neskowin where
thcT tnent the ho lid a r weekend.
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4 There win : be no meeting! of
Sedgewick chapter, WRC on Fri
day as scheduled. . t
Couplp fAcrrlcd .
At Hcrno Rites
Announcement Is being made
K. Sweetland and, Raymond D.
Cleveland, which was quietly sol- -
ernnized on September 1 at the
home of the brlde The Rev. Omar
Borth of; the Calvary. Baptist
church performed I the ceremony
before members of the immediate
family.-. ; 1-; Vi ; .
Mrs. Dorvan Holt was her moth
er's only j attendant and Rolland
Cleveland stood with his father aa
best-manj g . v
. The couple will made their
home! at 465 Columbia street. .
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Marguerite UJsgJns
Compares Bjusponnet
Finds Good Hews!
Salem Greater Gospel Crusade
Continuet
Throcgli Sunday, Seplcnber 9ih
7:45 IIIGHTLY
Music Directed by the Bosincers
J i. -.h "I. i.-j
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Tent Located on North. Portland Rood
:Vk Mile Beyond Underpass
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Here's a timely tip from! "Marguerite
Higgins. jCoropare B$ Bokket
Margarine with apt spread at ssy
price. Like the noted wa correspond
ent, youU love-the delicate, sunny
sweet flator of this fine-quality B
vegetabU margarine. Youli appreciate
Blue Bokket's nutrition. No other
spread for bread is richer in Vitamin
A the year around! And youll wel
come its real economy. So buy Bixm
Bonnet and get "all S"-Flavorr
Nutritionl Econom-e-el
Jays Honored oh
Anriiversaryi i f
HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. Law-
son Jay were honored on their gol
den wedding anniversary by Tha
lia JRebekah lodge following the
Tuesday evening meeting. Immedi
ately, following opening of . lodge
Mrs. Jay was presented with a cor
sage from the lodge by Miss Fran
ces Weaver. A gift was presented
the couple following the business
meeting by Mrs. George SLeffler
and Mrs. A. I Murpny jgave i a
brief. talk.'- : .j . i :
An invitation from StlAlexie
lodge of Butteville to attend the
initiation of- new members .for
them by Home Rebekah lodge at
Woodburn September 18 was ac
cepted. ; 'Vs j I
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Together 50 Years J j
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Schnasse
quietlys celebrated their golden
wedding anniversay on Tuesday at
their home. 1970 North Lancaster
Drive. The couple's marriage took
place fifty years ago in Omaha,
Nebraska, me sennasses knave; a
som and daughter and four; grand
sons, two of whom are now serv
ing in Korea. - ", 1'
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Mr. and Mrs. Werner Brown
and isons, John and Clifford, re
turned , Tuesday morning from a
sojourn at their Neskowin beach
home. - " - j il.
To Mark Rummage
The finance committee of the
Salem Business and Professional
Woman's club will meet for a
marking party Thursday night at
the home of the chairman. Miss
Eleanor Roberts, 705 Howard
street. A dessert supper will be
served at 7:30 o'ejock, followed by
committee members marking the
articles for- the club s rummage
sale to be held on Saturday over
Greenbaum's. !
Miss Anna Marie Pederson and
Miss Evelyn Gjesdal left this week
for Kansas to attend the Wesleyan
Methodist college in Miltonvale.
CLUB .CALENDAR -t
WEDNESDAY 2 j
Pythian Sister. Beavtr hall. I pm. i .
THVRSDAT - i
Board of American Legion uxiliry
13S, with Mrs. Joseph Di FUlipi, pm.
American War Mothers, VTW hall.
S p Jn. . . - . I $
SATURDAY
. Salem 'chapter, OES, Masonic Ttm
pie,- S iniuation. : ;
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