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Sec. 1) Stcrteemem, Salem. Ore.. Saturday, Nor. 21. 1SS3 I SOCI STY CLUBS MUSI C found Town . . . A By JERYME ENGLISH i HONOR GUESTS ... at an in formal reception tonight for which Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. . Gormsen will be hosts at their Fairmount Hill home will be the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Freder ik Koster (Marianne Low) . . . The couple's marriage was quiet ly solemnized in Oakland, Calif, on Nov. 12 . . . Friends have been invited to call between 5 and 8 o'clock to greet the duo . . . The ceremoay . . took place at the apartment of Mrs. Margar et Ellen Nelson, formerly of Sa lem, at 5 o'clock with a buffet upper following ... The bride fc the daughter of Mrs. Henriet ta Low, who accompanied her daughter south for the nuptials, and M. F. Low . . . The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick Jan Koster of Rotterdam, Hol land ... For her wedding the bride chose a brown silk shan tung jacket ensemble with which she wore piak orchids ... The newlyweds drove up the Oregon coast on their honeymoon ... they will be in Salem for a fort night. . . The couple . . . first met . in Rangoon, BurmaJ where the new Mrs. Koster has been engaged in government work at the Amer ican Embassy the past two years ... she returned to the states this fall ... Mr. Koster, who is with the Nederland line Royal Dutch Mail, has. also been in Rangoon with the shipping com pany. ". . he is now on leave and will receive his new assignment next Mav j.. . He arrived in San Francisco from Burma the first part of November . . . The newly weds will sail Dec 23. on the Queen Mary for Europe .. . they will go directly to Rotterdam to visit with the groom's parents . . later Marianne and Fritz will tour the Continent ... AU REVOIR LUNCHEON . . . on Friday when Mrs. Prince W. Byrd entertained at the Marion Hotel for the pleasure of Mrs. Henry H. Marsden, who is leav ing Tuesday for San Francisco . . Ten of the honor guest's intimate friends were bidden to the party . . . Mrs. Marsden,1 who makes ' her home with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perry, will spend the holidays with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henry H. Marsden Jr. . . Major Marsden has been in Korea since last January - . The junior Mrs. Marsden and children make their home in San Francisco . . . The traveler will go on to Los Angel es for a visit before returning to Oregon ... she plans to be away until early spring ... A oost-tame dance ... on the agenda tonight for Salem High School students ... nginauy the Associated Student Body dance had been scheduled for Friday night . . . since the Salem High-Central Catholic game was to be played here the students decided on a sports dance follow ing the game . . . and it is honed it will be a victory dance . . . The affair will be held in the school gymnasium with Share: Johnson, second vice-president of the stu dent body, in general charge of arrangements ... Assisting ... as hosts at the Pre-Holiday Dinners LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kurth will entertain at a family pre-Thanksgiving dinner Sunday at their W. Browning Ave. home. Attending will be Mr. and Mrs. WUbert Kurth, Billy and Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn and Betty of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kurth of Alsea, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley' Dunn and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrell and Steven of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Sid VanDyke will honor Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Slog- gett, Nancy and Charles, who is visiting from LaCook, Neb., at a family dinner Sunday at their home on Sunnyside Road. Attending will be Mr. and Mrs. Warren TheiL David, Mickey, Donna and Kenny Of , Auburn, Mrs. Glen Vergets, Douglas Van Dyke, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Van- Dyke of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Parker and Donald of Carleton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milne, Christine, Patricia, Larry and Carol of Valsetz, Mr. and Mrs. Donald VanDyke of Albany, Loyal VanDyke, Evelyn VanDyke, Mrs. Annie Jensen, Mrs. R. W. Hogg, Miss Margaret Hogg, Ron ald Hogg, Glen Hogg and Judy VanDyke. Holiday Party Planned Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mrs. Forrest Shipley on Wednesday with Mrs. Gerald DeSart and Mrs. Jones Hunt the co-hostesses. The group made plans for a Christmas party on Dec 18 at the West Salem Amer ican Legion hall for members and 'husbands. Mrs. Susan Fer guson gave a talk on "How Per sonality is Expressed by the Body." The next meeting will be Dec 0 at the home of Mrs. Clif ton Boehmer. Jefferson .Married Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the ! Jefferson home of the bride groom were L. A. Bennett and Mrs. Bertha Hetrick of Albany. Judge Marvin A. Hutching read the marriage service. Salem Art Museum open house at the Bush residence Sunday afternoon between 2 and 4 o'clock are . . . Dr. Cameron Paulin, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Berg, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Moulton Gatke, Miss Eleanor Stephens, Miss Mirpah Blair, Miss Gertrude Acheson, Mrs. David Erskine, Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding and Miss Martha Redd . . . Returns home . . . Mrs. Thomas Watson, who resides with her son-in-law and daughter, the Conrad Paulsons, has beea in Washington the past few weeks . . . in Seattle she visited her sis ter, Mrs. W. C Broenkow, and in Oak Harbor with her son-in-law and daughter, Lt and Mrs. Ro bert Hubenette. . . Currently ... visiting in Illin ois are Mr. and Mrs. William F. Johnson (Patricia Elfstrom) . . they are guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, in Belvedere . .-. Mr. Johnson, who returned this fall from Korea, has been released from active duty with the army . The couple will return to the west coast to make their home next fall Mr. Johnson plans to enter Oregon State College . . Friends ... of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Burnett (Helen Pur vine) of Santa Barbara, Calif, will be interested to know that they are presently vacationing in New York City . . . attending the stage shows and ooera ... while in the east they are at the Waldorf-As toria. . . A little boy . . ..Gregory Law rence, was born to Mr. and Mrs. George P. Roth on Wednesday at the Salem Memorial Hospital . . . also welcoming the lad are two sisters, Cheryl and Nancy, and a brother, Jeff . . . The baby's grandmother is Mrs. Theodore Roth. . . Salon Dinner at China Citv Twenty members of the Mar ion County Salon of the 8 and 40 gathered at the China City Wed nesday night for dinner and the monthly meeting, most of which centered about the welfare work being carried on by the group. Child welfare chairman Alta Henry reported on the case of the 11-year-old girl recently ad mitted to the TB hospital for whom the salon has assumed sponsorship. Plans were made for gifts for her and it was de cided to also remember the child cared for last year. Mrs. Henry also' read the facts concerning the case of a veteran in the san itarium whose family the salon naa been asked to help. The im mediate needs seemed to be flan nel for night clothes and milk. Both Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Thelma Andreson reporter on the Area- E. Child Welfare confer ence held in Portland. Amon? other things stressed was the need for scrap books for the children of the Denver TB hos pital and several members offer ed to make the books. An annual Christmas party for members was set for Wednesday. December "16 with Mrs. Andreson, cnairman, assisted by Mrs. Gor don, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Grace Apperson. . The committee arranging Tues day night's dinner meeting con sisted of Mesdames Bert Walk er, Eva Numphreys, Hattie Cook and Ann deJardin. CLU3 CALENDAR Salem . Branch. AAUW. luncheon Hotel. 1 p-m. ! f V '- "'I .. -" '"-Bit1 .... " . . --- ; r t i,iv:. X J- i. ' V: . ' F'"-f ' . v hi r :r-u U ' ' . H V ! V-v : - ' I 3 ' 7 ! : I VP : Vr j , ' - ; 54 ; p : j . ; 5 - ; M : : ' K -N-, i . 1 : t ' mmm niiii-Wiiii iim-iiiw.f 3m.. -il:. A. I 1 V' IIU II lp . , ,' . tilt 9 i S '4 Tea Given for Committee - Members of the citizens advis ory committee were honored at an informal tea . meeting . on Thursday afternoon in the Car rier Room of the First Methodist Church by the Marion County Department of Health. Arranging the affair were Mrs. Bernice Yeary, .director of nurs ing for the health department, and Mrs. E. A. Meola, chairman of the citizens committee. -. Discussions were led by health department and staff members explaining how the volunteer may work with the public health de partment. There was also a dis cussion on the role of the volun teer in a community health edu cation program. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Hugh E. Adams named chairman of the citizens advisory committee; Mrs. Loren Richey, vice chairman; Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Arthur Atherton, Miss Mary E. Gilhuly and Mrs. Loran Spaulding, executive com mittee members, who are respon- siDlefor obtaining volunteers. During the tea hour Mrs. Hugh Adams and Mrs. Arthur Atherton poured with Mrs. John Meadows assisting. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sohn (Carol Vandiver) -whose wedding was an event of late, October at the First Christian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Vandiver and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sohn. The couple will live in Salem. (Jesten-Miller Studio). Initiation Held By Chapter Ainsworth Chapter, OES, met Wednesday evening at the Scot tish Rite Temple with Mrs. Ro bert Stutzman and Lowell Shinn presiding. Mrs. Frances Gutfeld was acting associate matron. Received into the order by in itiation were Mr. and Mrs. John P. Vernon and Mrs. George Bev an. Mrs. C. M. Doan was a court esy candidate. During the con ferring of the degrees the chap ter's choir sang. Mrs. Frank D. Sharp, member of the chapter, was introduced and honored on the occasion of her fiftieth wedding anniversary. Cyril Parker sang the "Annivers ary Waltz" in her honor. An invitation was read to an at home from Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Sharp, 1865 Evergreen Ave., for Sunday, Nov. 22 from 3 to 5 p.m. honoring their golden wed ding anniversary Visiting from Carnation Chap ter. Redondo Beach, CaL was Mrs. Lillie Monson. A Christmas party and covered dish dinner was announced for Dec. 11 at the Scottish Rite Tem ple at 6:30. All members and their families are invited. Serving refreshments follow ing the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cass, Mrs. Clara Barry, Mrs. E. F. Whelan, Mrs. J. A. Sholseth, Miss Arline Sholseth and Mrs. John Heppner. . The KD Dance Club will meet tonight at the Four Corners Com munity Hall between 9 and 1 o'clock. Hosts for the party will be Mr. and Mrs. George Calaba and Mr .and Mrs. James Waite. Turkey Talk Select the Turkey Dressing Best Suited to Your Family Requirement By MAXINE BUREN Statesman Woman's Editor This is the fourth in a aeries of six stories about Thanks giving dinner preparations, running in the Oregon Statesman Wednesdays and Saturdays. Clip them all and have the entire Thanksgiving story. Next Wednesday will be last minute prep aration, including the roasting chart Most families have special preferences as to the Thanks giving turkey stuffing. Some like theirs highly seasoned, some mild, some moist and others dry. Many folks like oysters, or fruit, or nuts or sausage. Some like sage stuffing and others like cornbread. We can't, of course, satisfy all these desires, but we can cover quite a bit of ground in a short period. Here, then, are some suggestions. First of alL allow about 1 cup stuffing for each pound of turkey this is a good and simple rule to remember. Here is a standard recipe for bread stuffing it yields enough for a 10-pound turkey. BREAD STUFFING Vt cup finely chopped onion 1 teaspoon pepper 2 cups chopped celery 2 teaspoons poultry sea- m cups butter or margarine sorting 16 cups dry breadcrumbs 4 cups water or other 4 teaspoons salt liquid Brown onion and celery in butter in heavy skillet Com bine with bread cubes and seasonings. Pour on the broth and stir lightly to blend. Stuff lightly into turkey. v For an apple stuffing, substitute 4 cups hot unsweetened apple sauce for 2 raps of the liquid. , For an oyster stuffing, add 2 cups cut up oysters to above . mixture, cutting down on the poultry seasoning to suit your taste. Chestnut stuffing is made about the same for every four cups breadcrumbs, use 1 cup prepared chestnuts. The same proportions are used with walnuts, or other nuts. For sausage stuffing, to each 6 cups breadcrumbs, use H pound link sausages, sliced and sauted with bread. ' ' Corn bread may be substituted for part or all of the bread. Then there are other stuffings such as this: APRICOT STUFFING 2 cups breadcrumbs cup chopped celery Vi cups cracker crumbs .1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 teaspoon each salt, paprika u pound dried apricots . . Combine and put loosely into the fowl. If you have a stuffing that pleases the family, stick to it perhaps a new one will not satisfy. You can very your own .basic recipe from these suggestions. Salem Musicians To Be in Concert Clorinda Topping, soprano and Stanley Butler, pianist both as sociate professors of music at Willamette university, will pre sent a recital for members and invited guests of the Beaux Arts Society in Portland this after noon. The concert will be held at the Lake Oswego home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Dwyer. Mrs. Topping, who was form erly on the music faculty at St. Helen's Hall Junior college and maintained a private studio in Portland has appeared in concert throughout the Atlantic, south eastern and northwestern states. She will present works of Brahms, Ravel, Debussy and Fourdrain, in addition to a group of English, Hungarian and Amer ican folk songs. ' Mr. Butler, accompanist and assisting artist will play a group of Bartok numbers. , Mrs. Lockwood to Head New Circle An evening circle of the Wo man s Society of Christian Serv ice of the Leslie Methodist Church completed its organiza tion with 17 charter members at meeting held at the heme of Mrs. Lewis McRae Tuesday eve ning, with Mrs.. John Stuller as sisting hostess. Officers named were: Chairman, Mrs. KUbert Lockwood; vice chairman, Mrs. Lewis McRae; secretary-treasur er, Mrs. Keith George; devotional chairman, Mrs. Delbert Otien; fellowship chairman, Mrs. Doug las Partridge; program commit tee, Mesdames Lewis McRae. V. . Burson, and Collis Blair; at tendance committee, Mesdames Jerry Calaba, Foster Webster, and Phillip Good. Mrs. Albert Lockwood was In charge , of the fellowship period and Mrs. Good of the devotional period. Mrs. John Stuller pre sided over the business session. The Christmas nartv was an. nounced for the third Tuesday in December at the home of Mrs. Keith George, with Mrs. Howard Dean assisting. The executive committee o! the Woman's Society of this Church will meet Tuesday after noon at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Collis Blair, 348 E. Myers. Committee Plans For. Luncheon The membership committee of the yrw Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Don Stupka to make final plans for a luncheon. The public is invited to this event which will be held Satur day, November 28 at 1 p.m. at the VFW Halt . Formulating the plans for this event were Mrs. Lloyd Evans, Mrs. Dave Hoi we ger, Mrs. Tim Briggs, Mrs. Vernon Glass and the hostess, Mrs. Stupka." - - ' ' Jefferson Leonard G. La Fond and Betty Lucille Campbell, both of Linn county, were mar ried Tuesday noon, November 17, at the Marvin Hutchings home. Judge Hutchings performing the ceremony. Attendants were Mary E. Campbell and Bertha Jean MiDer. v U Tour Fuel Bin Over All A Month? , Better Convert to Continental Radiant 154t Fairgroands Road Phone 4-6263 Mr. and Mrs. lames Heenan (Jacquelyn Rom) whose wedding was an event of'Nov. 7 at St Vincent dePaul Catholic Church with a reception following at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Rom. The groom is the son of the Edward Heenans. The couple will live in Salina, Kansas, where the groom is stationed at Smokey Hill Air Force Base. (Steimonts Studio). Mrs. Lichty is nstalled as xesi ident Salem Chapter, American Gold Star Mothers held formal instal lation Thursday night for their 1953-54 officers, at the Veterans of Foreign Wars HalL Mrs. Carl Gimpl of Eugene, department! president, was the Installing oi- ficcr. She was assisted by mothers from Unity Chapter, Eugene and Oregon Coast Chapter. Candles were lighted by Miss Judy Lichty and Miss Loree King. Prayers were given by the itev. M. Frantz of the Kingwood Bible Church and Father Micheal Fleming of St Josephs Catholic Church. Wilbur Ewert sang, ac companied by Miss Suzanne Ratz- laff. Mrs. Arthur McChesney of Springfield, national committee- woman of the American Gold Star Mothers, presented the past president's pin to Mrs. Jake Lap- pin. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ewert gave a duet during the star form ation by the mothers. A piano solo was given by Miss Loree King. Mrs. Richard Rogers sang. accompanied by Mrs. Frank Parcher. Passing the guest book was Mrs. Ernest Doerfler of Ta- coma, Wash. Mrs. Russell Lichty of Beaverton and Mrs. James Lichty of Longview, Wash, pour ed. Serving were Mrs. Verle King and Mrs. Paul Paulson. Mrs. Ma bel Rogers was the Installing musican. ' . Slate of New Officers The following officers were In stalled. Mrs. Lucy Lichty, presi dent; Mrs. Glenn Larkins, 1st vice-president; Mrs. J. D. White, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Frank Young, recording secretary; Mrs. Joseph Van Cleve, corresponding secretary: Mrs. Mary A. Champ, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Birch, chap lain; Mrs. Edith Morley, sergeant at arms: Mrs. Frank Lightner, musician; Mrs. Ben Larkins, col or bearer: Mrs. Cora Hutchinson and Mrs. George Pro, ritual color bearer; Mrs. Maude Dutton, exec utive committee member; Mrs. Helen Taylor, custodian or rec. ords; Mrs. Jake Lappm, histor ian. Mrs. W. W. Rosebrangh was hostess to the African Violet So ciety Thursday night Three new members told how they became interested in growing violets. A white elephant exchange was en joyed by the group. The Decem ber meeting will be helo at the home of Mrs. Robert Norris. Shower Honors Mrs. Erb JEFFERSON Mrs. James Adams entertained at a shower in her home north of town Fri day evening. The occasion hon ored Mrs. Lester Erb, who was unable to be present because her baby, a son, was born two hours before the shower. The gifts were unwrapped by Mrs. Erb's daughter, Linda, then rewrapped and taken- to Mrs. Erb at the hospital. Guests included the Mesdames Henry Hochspeier, Ben Bennett Millie Wright Eric Fitzsimons, Frank Gatchell, Varion Goin Helen Caywood, A. T. Gilsdorf the Misses Edith Libby and Vir ginia Mason. Benefit Card . Party Held Mrs. Olen Roberts and Mrs. E. A. Thistlewaite were host esses for a benefit dessert lunch eon and card party Friday after noon at the formers home for members of the Welcome Wagon Club. The purpose of the affair was to raise money for the Christmas party to honor Fair- view Home children. Attending were Mesdames J. C. Randall. Russell Powell. Mati nee Buxton, R. E. Winker- werder, Clara Davis. Viola Gott fried, R. G. Steves and J. D. SeaL AUBURN Joan Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin, celebrated her eleventh birthday anniversary at a party on November 11. Bidden were Ronnie and Carla Myers. Nancy and Terry Smith, Maxine Bress- ler, Sharon Bouche. Marguerite and Marilyn Goode, Marlene Gun- ther, Marlee Siebert. Linda Sul livan, Carol Carter and Jimmy Martin. Middle Grove Mrs. Wavne Goode was hostess for the annual Thank Offering meeting of the Women's Society f World Serv ice. The group will meet Dec. 16 at the home of Mrs. Helen Walk er. Furnishing supplies for i mission in this area will comprise tne groups Christmas project Auxiliary Elects Now Officers , New officers of HallHibbard Auxiliary, USWV. were elected at a meeting Thursday at the Sa lem Woman s Clubhouse. Mrs. Johanna Perry is the new pres ident; Mrs. J. E. Torbet junior vice-president; Mrs. Joe E. Wood,- chaplain; Mrs. Lottie Cable, pat riotic instructor; Mrs. Charles O. . Wilson, ' historian; Mrs. Mark Baker, conductress; Mrs. Lulu Humphrey, associate conduct ress; Mrs. Laura Bugher, guard; Mrs. f Gerry DeSart associate "guard. ; The Dec. 4 meeting will be a social at the home of Mrs. Joe E. Wood, 1089 S. 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