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O Statesman's HOME I a nor a ma VVcnsn . . . Music . . Fashions . . . Features 8-(Scc. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thiirs., July 19, '56 Around Town . . . By JEIYVZ ENGLISH THE PABTT WHIRL , Event of Sunday afternoon will be the tea for which Mri. Preston F. Doughton and her niec. Mrs. David A. Rhoten, will be hos tesses at the former's North Hth Street home ... the affair will compliment Mrs. Doughton'! fu ture daughter-in-law. Mm Caro- lyn Averill of Portland, who will be married to Robert P. Dough ton on September 1 . . . Guests have heen Invited to call between and I o'clock to greet the bride elect . . . Receiving Informally with the hostesses and Miss Aver- Ill will be her mother, Mrs. Har old L. Averill. . . . Grretlag . . . faesta at the aW will be Mrs. Ware DeaghUa . . . Presiding at the tea aras will be Mrs. I. M. DeagbtM ami Mrs. Millard Daaghlea . . . Asslstlag will be Mrs. Ivaa IMewarl aad . Mrs. Darsihy Bryaat at Dallas. . . raUewlag ... the tea Mr. and Mrs. Preston Doughton will be hosts for a buffet supper In com pliment to the engaged duo and members of the immediate fam ily ... Dr. and Mrs. Harold L. Averill will be here for the day and will remain for the supper. . . Fet a visitor . . . Mrs. P. H. Bryaaa was bostess far a baflet haeaeaa Wedaeagay afteraasa at ber Park Aveaaa a me far iae aleaaare at Mrs. Ran Bates af Mastertaa, New Zralaad, was kas keen isltlag faa the capital the M asaatk ... A greae af Mrs. B nick's Willamette University friends fram Salens a Ml eat-W- (awa were bidden la the bsfarmal frt-Ugriker , . . Camlag frara Portland were Mrs. Paal Acker- ana. Mrs. Evana Bamlltaa, Mrs. Rabert Htrrlck, Mrs. Barald Baas, Mrs. B. H. Calaertaaa, Mrs. Herbert Hardy aad Mrs. Ftov Albla , i . Mrs. Cny Miller was a (raaa Eageae far Iae reaaiaa ... Covers were placed far sweaty gnests. .... Sapper parUea ... in the gsr 4. on the patio or terrace high- Committees Appointed by Noble Grand Bebcksh Lodge members held their regular meeting Monday witr the new noble grand, Mrs, Gregg Schmidt, presiding. The re freshment committee for July was named and a social night is lated for July I. A tableau was presented by the members called "The Garden of Three Links" with Mrs. Luther Melton directing. The July refreshment commit' tea includes Mesdames Clyde Jay, chairman, L. S. Hornschuch, co- chairman, Gilbert Byers, Sadie Mrlby. Francis Llghtner, Lloyd Meyers, Virgil Parker, S. E. Kev ins. David O'Hara. Ethel Otjra, Forrest Pratt, Marie Brandt, Ev erett Carden, Gerald ChristoHer aon, Howard Weese, T. F. C (mo ver, Marion Curry, LaDoyle Dav Sea and Miss Cora Paynter. Mrs. Schmidt has appointed her committee chairmen for the year as follows: Mrs. Roy Pease, Mrs. Joe Hansen, finance; Mrs. Clem Ohlson, and Mrs. Elmer Roth, Theta Rho board: Mrs. Luther Melton, good of order; Mrs. Cecil Fletcher, local press; Mrs. Lulu Wilson and Mrs. Lennie Irvine, decorations; Miss Elsie Snook, duration: Mrs. Clyde Jay. Mri. Betty Sumpter, Miss Lola McFar- lane, examining committee; Mn, Matt Hall, fraternal press: and Mrs. Ivadine Hubbard, commun ity service. Mrs. Engelhard to Fly to Europe GERVAIS - A farewell party was held at the home of Mrs. Lens Henny honoring Mrs. Eva Engrl hard, who is soon flying to Europe to visit her M year old mother in Hungary. The two have not seen each other in J4 years. The airplane and travel motif was used in decorating and a fare well gift was presented to Mri. Engelhsrd. Honoring the traveler were Mrs. Anna Kurher, Mri. F.lisabeth Hrmshorn, Mt. Angel, Mrs. Anna Khun, Mrs. Viola Sell er. Mrs. Gertrude Berning, Mrs. Therese Schlehter. Mrs. Kate Ull rich. Mrs. Lena Beam. The host ess was assisted by Mrs. Schlehter. light the aocial activities during the warm weather ... Mr. and Mrs. Hollis W. Huntington have invited a group of their friends to dinner on the terrace of their Wal!acRoad home Friday night ... Mr. and Mrs. Russel E. Pratt will be hosts for a barbecue din ner on the patio of their North 24th Street home Friday Twelve guests hsve been bidden to the affair, which is one of a series the Pratts are planning mil lummer. . , , Aa revelr dlaaer ... Saaday evealsg waea Mr. aad Mrs. Ralph H. Casley eatertaia ea the ter. race af their N'aiik Summer Street e la aaaer af Mr. aad Mrs. Harry 8. Darmaa, wha will be snevlag aest mealk la Psrtlaad a few af Ihe Darmaa' leag liana frieada have been blddre la the parlr . . . bridge will be la play Mlewlag the dlaaer. , , . lavllalleaa . . , were in the mail this week to a coffee for which Mrs. Krsnk Burlingham will be hostess on Thursday, July IS at her North MB Street home . . . a small group of her golf ing friends have been invited to call between 10 and 1 o'clock. . . A pkaie dlaaer . , . armad the paal at the Reaald E. Jeaes caaatry heme at Breaks was aa rveat af WeWaesday Bight, wbea they eslerUiaed la beaar af arm af Mrs. . Jaaes' bridge elab aad their haahaads . . . EaJayUg the ae-bsat dlaaer were Mr. Mrs. r. W. Pasrmaa. Mr. aad Mrs. Karl Beeke, Mr. aad Mrs. H. C. Malsea. Mrs. Walter Kirk, Mrs. Ralph Hamlllaa, Mr. aad Mrs. Kraarta Ben. Mr. aad Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce. Mr. aad Mrs. BraiW Small aad Iae basts. . . . Visiters af Bate ... A young guest in Salem Wednesday was Creagh Gemmell, daughter of Mrs. Laugnlin Gemmell of Santa Rosa, Calif., formerly of Salem . . . She has been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reea, in Pendleton, and another uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Schannep of Port land . . . she spent the dsy in Salem and was the - luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson and daughter, Katrinka. . Dow Iran Pertlaad . . .Oa Weaaeaiay was Miss AaUlarUe Kasmaateh, fannerly af Salem . . . sas baa beta at Maalard Ualverally the part twa years as aaaletaat eaaaaellar at Real Hall ... ska ataas la remain la Ore gaa aad Ibis fall WW embark ea a teaching career at Graat High School la Pertlaad . . . While la Salem she was ea the Parrlsh Jaalar high ecbasl family. , Seeadiag ... the remainder of the summer at Neskowin are Mrs. Ralph E. Purvin and children. Bill and Becky . . . they left Wed nesday for the coast resort and Dr. Purvine will join his family there part of the time . . . Mrs. James Phillips and daughters. Jill and Jamie, and Mrs. Richard Taggesell and children. Leslie and Dick, are sojourning at Lincoln Beach this week . . . The Robert Needhami and children. "Tommy ana new, nave returned from a stay at Neskowin. . . , PartirtpaUac ... la the North west Tesais taaraameat la Ta- Ihls week Is Miss Mary Campbell, aaaahter of Dr. aad Mrs. Ckarlra Campbell ... the leaala matches are belag beM at the Terena Lawa Trial Clab , . . Engagements -Revealed by Two Couples j Several engagements are being announced this week with wed dings planned for later in the year. The betrothal of Mils Velva Louise Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Azlein. to Robert Gene Shryock, son of Mr. and Mri. Glen Shryock. all of Salem, wai recently announced. A late fall wedding hai been planned by the couple.' ' Miss Clark and her fiance are graduates of North Salem High School and are both employed by the State of Oregon. Miss Maare Tells Tratk The engagement of Mils Dar- lene Joy Moore to Donald Fred erick Kingland has been an nounced by the bride elect's mother, Mrs. Edith . Moore. Mr. Ringland is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ringland. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Moore and Mr. Kingland are .graduates of Salem Schools and are now employed at the Public Utilities Commission. Mr. Ringland served in the U.S. Mar ines for several years. Mrs. Seeger Honors Two Brides-Elect LIBERTY -Miss Phyllii Mc- Kinney, who is flying to Germany in August to marry Robert Mc Candlish who is stationed there with the army, was honored at a ahower on Saturday evening at the home of Mri. Roland Seeger on Seeger Lane. Guests were Miss Carol MC Candlish. Miss Carolyn Whitting ton. Mrs. Alice L'pdegraff, Mrs. Ray Whittington, Mrs. George Hammond, Mrs. Emma Childers. Miss Margie Mischel. Mri. Nina Browning. Mrs. Melvin Apple- bury. Mrs. Nellie McCandlish, Mrs. E. C. McCandlish, Mri. Let- titia Clark, Miss Delores Davis, Miss Francis Sayles. Mrs. Ben McKinney. Mrs. Roland Seeger, Mrs. Martin Boatwright and Kim. Miss Davis Haaered Mrs. Seeger . entertained at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Dolores Davis, bride-elect of Frank Williams, on Sunday after noon at her home. Guests were Mrs. Berl Davis, Mrs. Jefferson Williams, Mrs. A. D. Williams. Mrs. Nina Brown ing. Mrs. Harry Knepper, Mrs. Hattie Sunderland. Mrs. Ruben Doege, Mrs. Ben McKinney, Mrs. Martin Boatwright, and Kim, Carol McCandlish, Frsnces Sayles, Phyllis McKinney, Margie Sunderland and Mrs. Roland Seeger. Mr. Williams is with the Mar ines and is stationed la San Diego. Shower Honors Mrs. Guy Scott Salem Man Weds in South , MI . w 1 ( . ''" ... , V. .i t Oregon Product I (i Home Grown Celery On Popular Buys List By MAXIN'E Bt'BEN - - v Stateimaa Wemaa's Editor Celery is a mighty nice vegetable right now usually is, as a matter of fact and it's usually fresh from the fields of Lake La: bish. At this time of year all the stalks are probably tender, and of raw-eating caliber, but even if they aren't they'll serve well as a cooked vegetable in lome mighty good dishes. We well remember, away back in the 20s and early JOs when snapping in Ihe farmer's market in Seattle, the producemen (who weren't farmers at all) would look askance when we wanted green celery stalks. They gladly got rid of them to those mad people as they probably considered us. Now green unbleached stalks are much desired and we seldom aee artificially bleached celery any more. Here li one of the many ways to cook celery and make it a tine vegetable dish with meat, or a meatless main dish. CELERY LOAF H cup milk 1 teaspoon salt 1 stalks celery U teaspoon paprika 1 cup breadcrumbs i eggs 3 tablespoons melted butter Clean and trim celery, cut in 4 or 5-inch pieces. Boil In sailed water until tender. Grind in meatchopper (I'd cut it finely before cooking it then it could be used without further cutting). Soak breadcrumbs in milk and stir into celrry. Add melted butter and seasoning and blend in egg yolks, working until smooth. Fold in beaten whites and bake in a buttered dish set in a pan of hot water for 40 to 50 minutes at 37S degrees. Serves 8. Regular stewed celery has several uses, too. You can serve the stewed vegetable merely with salt and pepper and a generous amount of butter if you like, or add cream sauce, or to go a step farther, put the creamed celery into a baking dish, sprinkle gen erously with crumbs, top with grated cheese and bake. Creamed celery with lots of green pepper pleases those who love peppers. An old favorite of ours is sauteed celrry with corn, either fresh or canned. Give the two plenty of butter and you've vegetable! Celery Amandine won't play second fiddle to any dish. CELERY AMANDINE 4 cups celery slices 1 cup light cream 4 tablespoons butter H cup double strength chicken Salt and pepper bouillon 1 tablespoon chopped chives 1 cup toasted shredded almonds 1 tablespoon chopped onion 14 tablespoons flour" Season the celery, put into covered pan with the butter and simmer slowly until celrry is done, shaking pan frrqurntly to keep from burning. I'ncnver pan once during rooking and sprinkle with chives and onion. When tender, sprinkle celrry with flour and stir, add cream and bouillon slowly and when thickened and smooth, cook for one minute more stirring constantly, adding almonds, and adjusting the seasoning. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Philip Muller (Eve Suzanne Rycrafr) who were married at Mission San Carlos, Carmel, Calif, in June. The couple will live in Pittsburgh, Pa., where Mr. Muller will be with the Westinghouse Corp. The bride is the daughter of Forest V. Rycrafts of Watsonville, Calif, and Mr. Muller is the son of Mrs. Theodore F. Muller of Salem. Robert Gift Takes Bride in Rockaway Club Calendar Tni'BSDAT ChITT-.tt.l C'hantar Bfrl..r. tlon 8rvlM Iniinwn Bnrl.ty Auxil iary with Mri. Maria funk, S41 N. LlhaTtv SI . 1 b. m Am.rlr.n Gold Star Mothvn with Mra. Glen Larklna. I7SS Par Av... S:SO p ro. picnic dtnrwr, i raiDAT pMt Guardian Ndihbor Club. N.iahbnri si Woodcraft, with Mm PaarJ balrty, 140 H. Liberty Si, I pin. SI'NDAT Wlllamm. Sunn. Nn. 1. Whlta Shrln. si Jrruaalrm, picnic. Buth l fler Mrs man ainti entrants. 1 1 . ' . . ., L. . p. m. jaquet ana me nosicssrs, UNION HILL A shower honor ing Mrs. Guy Scott was held at the home of Mrs. Joanna Speed on Monday evening, with Mrs. Donald Jaquet, Mrs. Rollin Heater, Mrs. Robert Humphreys and Mrs. Robert Lierman as hos tesses. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Archie Germond. Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Gail Keith, Mrs. James Gilham. Mrs. Julius KrenswMrs. Howard Rog ers. Mrs. IDolph Heater, Mrs. Donald Peters, Mrs. W. J. Lens man, Mrs. Qiarles Morley, Mrs. Glen MqrJcXi Mrs. Alex Kostrn border, Mrs. John Amort, Mrs. W. F. Krenr, Mrs. Geneva Hub bard, Mrs. Henry Tate, Mri. Paul Jaquet. Mrs. Louis Shacht, Mrs. Roy King. Mrs. Marion Fischer. Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mrs. Art Wolf. Mrs. Henrr Hansen, Mrs. Walter, McElhaney. Mrs. Keith Johnson, , Mrs. Byron McElhaney, Mrs. Donald Mader, Mrs. Jack Casteel, Mrs. Floyd Foi Sr., Mri. Floyd Fox Jr., Mn. Arthur Mulkey, Mrs. George Lovett. Mri. Dale Hunt. Mrs. M. M. Gilmour, Mrs. i A. N. Doerfler, Misses Pstsey Rogers, Lorene Heater, Susan Heater, Pamela Fox, Sandra Ja quet, Mrs. Ilarley ScoU, Mrs. Franklin McDowell, Mn. Law rence Fischer. Mrs. John Doer- C. C. Jones, Bruce WILLAMINA -Miss Myrna Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Rice of Rockaway, and Rob ert Gift, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gift of Willamina, were married Sunday, July 1, at the Christian church in Rockaway, with the Rev. Don Summers per forming the double ring cere mony. Baskets of Calls lilies decorated the church for the cere mony. The bride wore a white satin ballet length dress with a match' ing fingertip veil. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid. Miss Barbara Rice was maid of honor for her sister. Tom Ham of Willamina was best man, and Don Cawley of Manhattan was usher. Robert Rice, brother of the bride, sang, accompanied by Mrs. Sadie Hollenbeck. A reception was held in the church parlors. Mrs. Don Cawley, lister of the bride, cut the wed ding cake. Mrs. David Wakkure of Olympia, sister of the bride groom, poured and Mrs. Don Summers passed the guest book. Following a wedding trip to Yellowstone, the couple will be at home in Sheridan. The bride groom is employed at a mill near Willamina. The trip plained by Ihe Salem American War Mothers to attend the state picnic in Mc.Minnville on Sunday has been cancelled. Willamina Church Setting for Rites WILLAMINA The wedding of Miss Carolyn Jane Ellis, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kl win Littlejohn of Willamina, was read Saturday, July 7, at I p m. at the Christian Church in Willa mina. The Rev. Elmo Black read the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white satin lace gown with a full tiered skirt of net. A pearl trimmed cap held her veil, and she carried a white Bible topped with an orchid and rosebuds. Miss Sharon Delker was maid of honor, in a yellow nylon gown, carrying a colonial bouquet of pink and white carnations and rosebuds. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Warren Greenlaw in a pink net ballerina gown, and Mrs. Carl Wakkure in a blue net gown. They carried colonial bouquets like the maid of honor. Linda and Robert Amerine of Sheridan were flower girl and ring bearer. Lighting the candles were Don Ellis, brother of the bride, and Judy Mrdlork of Langlois. Don Schaefer of Lebanon was best man, and ushering were Lee Wade of Etna. Calif., Keilh Ellis. Douglas Littlejohn and David Fendall. Earl Wyatt of McMinnville sang, accompanied by Miss Susan Johnston of Portland. A reception was held in the social rooms of the church. Mrs. Reiny Delker cut and served the cake, assisted by Mrs. Warren Littlejohn of Gold Beach. Miss Ronnie Kills of Sheridan and Mrs. Alec Bate of Kelso poured. Assisting were Miss Janet Wade of Etna. Calif., Miss Betty Jo Ellis of Shrridan and Miss Shirley Crawford of Salem. ' Following a trip to Lake Tahoe, the couple will be at home in Willamina. Vhat foot Doctors for tired, burning feet Miiur wur ft with tV-Mlnt InttM fit ly rooltnc wosvler arorkwr fnr Urwd. hot. burrvnsj feet . . , nothtnc fust liha this froa-tv-hit frt )!).. ffiedirgtr1 rreim Keei tVt feVInf happy. rxl and hfht from morn ing to night. Gt Ir-Mim wit th tootbuifl lukOtia oaaa. At ail drufgittt. 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