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n Statesman's HOME anorama Women . . , Music . . . Fashions . . . Features To Vacaiion in Hawaii .Statesman, Salt in, ()i, Sat., Jan. JZ1. 10.VJ (Sre. J)-3 Around Town . . . By Jt'.RYME INCI.ISU r.NGAr.r.Mr.vr news . . . mus Rose Marie flsaf and Kldon Dalke are Idling friends of their engage ment. . . Ihry plnn summer wed ding. . . Tte bride-elect is the deuiihlcr ol Mr. and Mn. Jacob ftaaf ol Panorama City. I'util. and Mr. Dalke li Iht mm of Mr. mid Mrs. Theodore Dulke of Aums vllle. . . Miis Kunf l graduate of Salem schools and I employed et rlenelicial finance Co. . her fl ume In graduate of Cascade Un Inn High Kchmil and is now attend ing Oregon State College, . . From Newberg . . . comes aewe Chapter Plans Benefit Card Party Feb. 10 Mr. and Mr. Fred Koken. wor thy matron and worthy patron pre aided at the regular meeting of Ainsworth Chapter. OKS Wednes day evening at the Scottish Rite Temde. Mrs. Lucille F. Booster wan received Into the chapter by filiation. The benefit card parly and des- tert will be held Feb. 10 in the Salem Women's C,at Association, dining room of Uie Scott un Kite a ad Mn. Morris f rothers, Inuraa- f the eagairmrat of a former ftalrm ma, (iarlk Garartl Miller. INN, lo Mill Roberta Kllra Gib-1 . , Tke brlile-elrrl la Ike' "auikler ( Mr. aad Mr. tlra F. Glbaoa of Nenbrrg, aad Mr. Mlllrr la the f Ike Urea Mlllera ( Kprtnibreek, formerly tf Halem. . . tke due plaa aa early aprlag wed dlag. , , folk are graduates el Neakeri klik school. . . Mr. Mil. ler li prewally alatUard ai Ike! Naval Air Mm Hue Mlramar, 8a Diego. . , Dale la art. , , (he Salem Junior Woman's Club annual Kantrr Bon net bridge benelil la calendared for Wednesday, March H. . . the1 locale will be the American Legion Club. . . Mrs. Richard Allen will aery aa chairman of the event wiilf Mri. William J. Ferguson the co-chairman. . . Of lalereal. ... U Ike women goiters If Ike news Ikal Ibe apealag dale for Ike Oregaa H'amea't Cell Asaociallea will be Marek M. . . . preliminary plaat far Ike apealag III be made al a lea ea Moaday al lb Pertlaad bame of he OWGA preaidral, Mn. II. A. Krhmldl. . . Ibe arbedule for Ibe aeaaea will also be ael wp al thit time. . . At leading from Salem will be Mra. Bruce Williams, eaplala of Ibe t . f V 1 I1 .11 i f I I I. .1..-., .. IF. , ,.... Temple. Ticketi may be obtained from Lowell Shinn, Luther reier ton. 0. E. McCrary. Mri. Zo Krue ger and Mri. Howard Jenki, or at the door. The Social Afternoon club will meet for the regular monthly luncheon Jan. M at 12 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. Mn. J. R. Calvert li the new preiident. Cardi will be played following the lunch eon. Viiitori introduced included Mn. Margaret Falleur. Mn. Myrtle Perry. Mn. Wilma Vincent, Mn. Ruth Hainei. Refreshment! were aerved with Mr. and Mn. T. Gordon Barnard, chairmen, assisted by Mri. John K. Versteeg, Mri. Robert llaynes. Mrs. Daesy Chance and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clarke. Mr. Koken ihowed picturei of India taken by his son and family while they re tided there. Miss Hazel Davis Weds Mr. Ewert At Church Rites MONMOUTH - The First Bap tist Church of Monmouth was the letting for the wedding of Mill Hazel Davii and Harold Ewert at I o'clock on January 14. The Rev. Roy Campbell officiated at the double ring ceremony. Pianist was Mn. Roy Campbell and vocalist wai Misi Shirley Salstorm. The bride'i parents are Mr. and Mri. M. F. Davis of Amity and the groom li the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ewert of Cove Orchard, near Gaston. For her wedding the bride chose gown of lace and net over satin, fashioned with long sleeves and a fitted bodice with a low, sweet heart neckline with a net yoke. Her floor length, full skirt was enhanced with a panel of accordion-pleated net down the front. . . Opening dale gulferi Dill be meal chairman. far tke Salem March U. ... Nursery news. . . Ifi a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blanding of Oregon City. . . ihe lad arrived January 18 and tipped the kales af eight pounds, three ouncei. . . the little boy has been named Howard Huston and he hai a bro ther, Paul, and a sister, Molly. . . His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Huston of Salem and Mr. and Mri. Frank Blanding of Portland. ... the baby'i great grandmother li Mn. A. J. Demlng of Salem. . . . Welromlag . . . . a daughter are Mr. aad Mn. Oscar Sweasoa of Albany. . . . She was bora Thurs day night al Ibe Albany hoipital aad hai kera named Rebecca. . . The Utile girl baa four brotben, Jimmy. Jobaay, Charln aad Mark . . . . Her graadpareali are Mr. aad Mn. George P. Nlsaea of Al- baay aad Mr. aad Mn. Harry Sweatoa af Elma, Wash. . . . Tke Sweasoai are former Willamette iludenti aad often visit la ike capital. ... Home . . . from a itay In South ern California ii Mn. Thomai Hotmm, who went louth before Christmas to spend the holidays with her daughter. Mn. Winston Williams, in Escondido . . . Ex pected home this weekend are the Charles Barclays and chil dren, Greg, Laurie and Jimmy, who have been in Palm Springs since before Christmas at the home of Mrs. Barclay's mother, Mrs. Hoy H. Simmons Leaving . . . Sunday for their new home in Redding, Calif., will be Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ather- ton and daughter, Nancy ... Mr, Atherton came north Wednesday to assist in moving his family tt California . . . he ii the new man ager and vice-preiident of the Fint Western Bank and Trust Co. in Redding ... he formerly was manager of the Salem Branch of the First National Pictured aboard tht SS Lurline prior to departing (or Honolulu from San Francisco on January 18 art Mr. and Mri. Roland Nohlgren. The traveler! plan to vacation In tht Islands for three weeks. Yen For Chocolate Pie Can Be Easily Satisfied The other day, while looking up a recipe for pineapple pie, we Innocently looked in Gourmet Cookbook and of course we were trapped. That cookbook always excites our taste buds and makei us long to be one of those fortunate! who can eat (o their hearts content and not get fat. , But, on second thought, anticipation is more than half the plea sure of eating, and we would far rather be a food enthusiast with an unrequited appetite, than be sylphlike with no Interest in vie uali. Looking for another recipe, we ran acrosi one for Chocolate Fudge pie which immediately attracted our attention, because it sounded rich and chocolaty just what we chocolate-lovers want. CHOCOLATE Fl'DGE PIE h cup butter . 1 squarei unsweetened . 1 cup iui;nr chocolate 1 teaspoon vanilla Mi cup silted flour 2 eggs, separated ! teaspoon salt I'nbaked pie shell Cream butter, gradually add sugar and when light and fluffy, add vanilla and blend well. Add yolks, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add melted chocolate and flour and mix well. Beat whites with salt until stiff but not dry. Fold into chocolate mixture. Turn into unbaked shell and bake in a moderate oven 350 degrees) for 45 minutes or until pie is puffed on top. Cool, top with whipped cream and sprinkle with chopped nuti. This pudding may be baked in a buttered pie plate not lined with pastry, and served in wedge-shaped piecei ai a pudding. ' Of .course there is chocolate angel pie, a combination of fluffy chocolate in a meringue shell which many tearoom diners find Intriguing. This pie is easy enough to make at home, if you know -the iccret of meringue-making. CHOCOLATE ANGEL PIE S egg whiles 4 ounces iweet chocolate teaspoon cream of tartar 3 teaspoons strong black Pinch salt coffee 4 cup sifted sugar 2 teaspoons vanilla cup chopped nuts 1 cup cream, whipped Beat egg whites with rotary beater until foamy. Add cream of tartar and salt and whip until the whites stand in peaks. Add sugar gradually and beat until meringue is stiff, add half the vanilla. Turn the meringue into a buttered 9-inch pie pan, and make a nest like shell, building up sides of about 4 inch higher than the sides of the pan. Bake in a slow oven 300 degrees) for SO to S3 minutes and cool meringue after removing from pan. hours. Place chocolate and black coffee in a saucepan over a low flame. Stir until chocolate is smooth and melted. Cool and stir in remaining teaspoon vanilla, whip cream and fold in chocolate mixture. Turn into meringue shell and chill pie for about two Camps Install New Officers ! Wednesday The offli er of Rtrm ami I.aMh Royal ,Vnt:lilr Canipi were In failed al a meeting (it the .S.lrm Camp Weliti(!ay nU'lit at Ihe VrW IUII. Mux M.Mitd Yelter, retiring or l of the Salem Camp, prenliled. Mn. Moe I-ogan, slate supervi sor, was the Installing nllircr, st inted by Mrs. Ijjiher Miles, cere monial marnhall and Mri A. J, Elliott, aulitant marshal. The es cort tea mlnrltided Mrxdames K R. Kation, Rollle Cleveland, Ethel Davenport. Shlrlev Rustell, Wil liam Conner. Chester Skelton. Roy llagedora and Katie Kdmumlson. Mrs. Frederick Ardt wae Install ed ai oretle of the Salem Camp and Mrs. Irving Johnnon of the Ubkh Camp. Other newly install ed officers of the Labih Camp art Mn. Tom Rilrhey, vlce-oracle; Mrs. Frank Thompson, past oracle; Mrs. Willis Caldwell, chancellor; Mri. I.yle Beckner, recorder: Mrs. Virgil Long, receiver; Mri. Frank Lick, marshal: Mn, Charlei Ro gen. aWant marnhal: Mri. Bet ty Field, Inner lentinel: Mrs. El mer Hahn. outer sentinel; Mrs. Georse Windecker, manager; Mrs. Clare McTandlish. faith: Mrs. Henry Stafford, courage; Mrs. Frank Petrel, modesty; Mri. Ray Waller, unselfishness; Mri. Jee Mathes, endurance; Mn. George Jones, flag bearer: Mrs. Robert Massey, musician, and Mrs. Edith Walter, captain of staff. Plat Presented . Tke meetlag eoacUded wllk a double rellrlag marek Pl m by Ibe degree starts of Ike two eamp . A M-year membership pla was presealed to Mn. Charles Pierce be her daughter. Mn. A. J. El liott, he also gave a 23-year mem bership pla to ber daughter, Mn. R. J, Wallace. Tweaiy-flve year plot were pretaled lo Mn. Shlr lev Russell aad Mn. DeMoa Wal ker. . . At the reception following Mrs. E. A. Vaa Osdol aad Mn. W. R. Van Osdol were ee-ehalrmea of the refreshment cemmlllce Grand Chief Guest Of Pythians Centralis Temple, Pythian. Sis ters entertained the Grand Chief, Mrs. Harry Bryant of Medford, Wednesday night. Leonard Hix- son wss initiated auring - me meeting. Grand officer! present were Mri. Clarence Pugsley, Corval lis, grand treasurer; Mn. A. A. Brown, Dallas, grand senior; and Misi Betty Jean Bergner, Salem, grand manager. Past grand chiefs attending were Mesdamei W. W. Graham, Corvallis, A. A. Crinde, Silverton, H. A. Thompson, Ore gon City, and past grand protec tor, Mrs. E. C. Burk, Salem. Knights of Pythiai officeri present were District Deputy Grand Chancellor Clarence Pugs ley, Corvallis, Elmer Patrick, Cor vallii, H.-A. Thompson," Oregon City, and Vernon Decatur, Salem, past grand officers. Other guests were present from Albany, Cor vallis, Dallas. Silverton, Oregon City and Medford. Girls Li!co Separate: : r 1 f A f Smart grlt . . . on a budget enjoy tht separates at they can lead a double lift. Left, a nubby flecked tweed skirt and smooth jersey bloust team up for venatilt town, country or cemput wear. Right, a bold plaid skirt with taty flirt complements a dark jeney bloust. Separatt blouttt and skirts art tnoying a boom tuch ai has not been seen before in tht faihion induttry. Salem Heights Mothers Plan Coffee Series The Salem Heights Mother's Club Is busy planning a scries of colfees to arouse Interest in the coming school election for bonds for new Junior high schools. The area chairmen will meet for a workers coffee Monday morning at the home of Mrs. Brace Knapp. 4160 Gardner Road, at 10 a m. The area chairmen will canvass the district to promote Interest in voting on the school bond isue. Later a coffee for parents of the school is planned as well at block get-togethers. The area chairmen include Mes- I dames Harold Knittel, E. W. Roc Two Lodges Hold Joinf Installation Ml.VHtTO - Mn. I !.. Me, art, il.sirui dVi'y r f t.lrnt ef the Itrlifkh Uh!;, al ln-tj;',f! effuer lor Ihe Tryiihena Ilr'.rkifi lwtjfo and Hubert (.fhrke. d ru t drsmty grand master, fur the Silver Mx'k'e. Independent Order of OiM Fellows at Ihe bunt intUCadon nf oldrers of the Un frmipi V liv. Asitant deputy grind mnhj:ii were Mrs. Waller Larson of Sa lem and George Chrntenjon, Mrs. Elmer Idem nUI!rf as nohle grand of Tryphena and jack .Morton as Nnhle grand of Sllvee Lodje. Other ofliceri Iniljlled were vii t grand. Chester Mulkey and Clif ford Ross; recording secretaries, Mrs Jaiper King and Perry W. Nofuker: financial secretaries, Mrt. Ernest Southmayde and John A. Grhrke; treasurer!, Mri. Ida Mak. Initrr and 5ilai Gay; wardrns, Mri. Michael Ilannan and Rex Mo Curdy; conductors, Mrs. l-ewn Thomai and Mn. William Elder; chaplains. Mri. Allan Foster and Paul Carstens; Inside guardians, Mrs. Clifford Ross and Charles Huntington; outude guardians, Mrs. Clarence Reed and George Katienmeyer; right supporter! to the noble grand. Mrs I. L. Stewart and Robert Gehrke; left fupporteri to the noble grind. Mrs. F, B. Renwick and F. M. Renwtck; right supporters to the vice grand. Mrs. Clay Allen and Joseph Jones; left supporters to the vice grand. Mrs. John Towlt and Frank Hubbs; musicians, Mrs. L M. Cast and J. Larry Taylor; color bearers, Mrs. Earl Clark; past nobla grands. Mrs. Wilbert Peroa and Jack Morton. Other grand officers assisting In Wee Wfnlrr Honorrtl SALEM HEICIITS-Mrs. Eu gene Grabenhorit entertained the Wee Weeders Garden Club on , eluded Mrs. Llal McClure. Walter Tuesday at a dessert luncheon at Larson. Mn. Larry Taylor, An her home on Scenic View frive. , drew Halt, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Al Mrs. Aaron Schalk conducted the , len. Mn. Joe Conk. Bumi Ren business meeting and a report: wick. Mrs. Mable Monson and Lar was made on the chrysanthe-num y Taylor, show. A discussion wr i held of I The grand master of the Grand the freeie damage to the shrubs j.Ifdgt ' Oregon. Robert Maisey and trees and what tould be done about it. Modern Etiquette By ROBERT i LEE Her fingertip veil was caught to a seed pearl crown. She carried , Bank .... a white Bible centered with a white ' Weekend jottings ... Mr. and ortm. j Mrs. Claybourne Dyer left Thurs- Mrs. Wayne Sharp was her sis-1 day to spend several days in Se tter's matron of honor. She wore a.attle and the William Dyer Jun yellow taffeta and net ballerina ; iors are in Astoria for the week- gown and carried a nosegay of end yellow and while carnations. Mrs. R. D. Davis, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mrs". Richard Chapman, sister of the bride, were brides maids. They wore gowns and carried nosegays of white and green carnations. ' Miss Let ha Davis, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Kenneth Ewert, sister-in-law of the groom, were candlelighters. They .. wore pink gowns. Marlene Friesen, wearing pink, was flower girl and Steven Ewert, nephew of the groom, was ringbearer. The groom's attendants were all brothers of the groom. Harvey light greea N houses Pledge fraternitiei . . . From the Stanford L'niveriity campus comes news that four Salem freshmen have been pledged to Nell Scheidel and Phil Burkland are new pledges of Phi Delta Theta . . . Jerry Berg has pledged Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... and Jack Marshall is Phi Kappa Psl pledge DETROIT - When Ihe . Detroit Women's Civic Club met at the home of Mrs. Carl Juhl members listened to a talk relative to cub scouting by Kenneth B. Jury of Davis wa, best man. and Leonard de A?ea ciuncil of" Boy and Kenneth Ewert were ushers After a reception in the church social rooms, the couple left for a honeymoon on the Oregon coast. - They will make their home in Dallas. The amtk grate junior im troop of St. Joseph ! Parish, with their coimseler, Mrs. Dale Riley, . met Thursday at the home of Shei la Caldwell. The girls worked on clothes to be given to charity. A food tale and a skating party were planned for future activities. Re freshments were served by Mar guerite Schmidt. Scouts. The Civic Club are spon soring three groups of cub Scouts two in Detroit with Mrs. Glen Burch and Mrs. Glen Davidson as den mothers, and one at Idanha with Mrs. Wallace Cobine ai den mother. Wallace Cobine of Idanha will be the Cub master. Barbara Buckbee Now Mrs. Hadley Q. Is it proper, at a girl's school prom, for any of the girls to "cut in" on the boys dur ing the dancir.g? A. Even in this Jheral age. 1 nil-hard Vopi itertrhM rHriev I should hesitate to recommend Victor Salta. I.yle Bavne. Thomas "' Usually," girls' proms tor. Charles Knapp, George Tandy, .lames Blanchard, Elmer Morley. t of Gervais. was presented ai grand official of tht program and gavt an address oo Odd Fellowship. Mn. Lett Haaaea entertained the past preaidenU of tht VFW Auxiliary Thursday night Co-hostesses wert Mn. Davt Furlough and Mn. Mat Mason. A story hour followed the meeting. The Febru ary M meeting will be held at tht home of Mrs. Clarence Forbit. LaDuke. Archie McKillop, George ' program dancei, and it is better rattenon. Leslie Warren. Richard i sue 10 me program. 'Oraw, Robert Combs. Willard Ras- Q. What ii the proper thing to " milAlt DrtP. Vn.nn mrrt IT 'i rib n r A 1 i ' . ..,,...,, .law itvi itivuaiu uy wnen entering a su nge Denton- 1 j office, and you wish to set Mr. H wr. . . Carter, an executive? n t aiiuuiu smv w avrv m Every day. around tht earth, the sun delivers the equivalent r of burning 122 trillion tons of soft Mn. 0. C. Harris, Mn. Hubert Gatts and Mrs. C. J. Norton enter tained at luncheon at the former's home- in honor of Mrs. Harry Bry ant of Medlord, a visitor in tht capital. Honoring Mrs. Bryant were Mesdamej L. V. Decatur, R. G. Willcox, Harvey Scheidel, D. M. Santon, G. W. Oatman. N. Pearce. W. A. Stanton, Herman Bergner, u. w. Thomas, Maynard Cox and Misi Betty Jean Bergner. Club Calendar SATURDAY Salem Branch, AAUW luncheon. Senator HoUl, 1 p.m. 5G lnSrj HI ATIN OIL . WILLAMINA - Miss Barbara Ann Buckbee of Salem and Frank lin D. Hadley, son of Harold Had ley of Grand Rof.de, were married in a late December wedding "at the First Congregational Church in Salem. Rev. Julian Keiser read the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Pete Buckbee of Agate Beach, wore a white satin gown trimmed with lace. A pearl tiara held her veil in place and she carried a bouquet of white orchids and white roses. . Miss Romana Kessel of Salem was maid of honor, and wore a red tulle waltz length gown, and carried white carnations. Brides maids were Miss Barbara Dodson of Salem and Miss Sara Hadley of Grand Ronde. They wore white waltz length gowns ind carried red carnations. Miles Hadley, who is in the navy, was best man, and ushers were Bill Felton and George Norrii of Willamina. A reception was held after the wedding. 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