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6-(Sec. I) Statesman,' Salem.
By JERYME
THE PARTY WHIRL . . . Invi-
iallnni wor In Wednesday's mill
i to a tea for which Mr. George F.
Chambers and Miss Doralhea
Steusloff will be host esse on
Thursday, March 2s in th Oregon
Room at Meier and Franks . . .
the affair it being arranged to wel
come borne Mrs. Douglas McKay,
who has been living In Washington,
D.C. while her husband was Secre
tary of the Interior . . . A large
group of friends have been invited
to call between J: and i:S0
o'clock ...
Aaaaal benefit . . . card tarty
gives by the Salem Oregea State
College Mathers has beea set far
Tuesday, March M ... Mm affair
wlU ha add at the Salem Wmii i
Oah at I o'clock with b4h mea
and wamea Invited ta attead ,
A dessert wtU be served wHh
bridge, piaochle asd eaatrsta f
lawiag . . . Thasa wishing U at
tead are asked U eaU Mrs. 1. L.
Parter ar Mrs, E. T. Klrkwssd
far reaervatioae ... All arocei
from the party will a u (meat the
slab's' scholarship fuad far Ore-
(a State stadeats ...
A get-acqaalated . . . mother and
daughter coffee was given by the
Mother's Club of Cherry Assem
bly, Rainbow Girls on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Elmo
Locker on Harris Street . . . Sv.
enty-fivt mothers and daughters
called during the evening ... In
Miss Rentz
Tells Troth
Mr. and Mrs. Anton J, Rents
are announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Eileen, to Private
William J. Given, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Givea of Eugene and
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Pratt of Salem. No oats has been
let for the wedding.
Miss Rents is a graduate of Sa
cred Heart Academy and her fi
ance is a graduate of North Salem
High School. Mr. Given is present
ly stationed at Fort Ord. Calif.
with the U.S. Army.
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ENGLISH
the receiving line were Mrs. C. J,
Kunowsty, president of the moth
ers, Mrs. O. M. toy, mother so
visor, and Mrs. R. C. Genre, who
passed the guest book ...
Board members . . . assltuag
were Mrs. Merl PMIIIps. Mrs. Ray
Haffmaa and Mrs. Clare ace Field
. . . Ce-katteaaes with Mrs. Lacker
were Mrs. Clair Aldersaa aad
daagkter, Elisabeth, Mrs. Nets
Jahasaa and Carol, Mrs, Clareaee
Baeller aad Dlaaae, Mrs. C, J.
Kunowsky aad Alma . . . The eef
fee table waa covered with a greea
cloth wllk a cealerpieca at dafie
dlls . . .
A abawer . . . feted Mrs. Wil
liam Meier Wednesday night when
Miss Eunice Pecenpaugh and Miss
Paula Bangs entertained at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Peckenpaugh, on
Cavalier Drive ... Twenty-six
guests were bidden to the party
and a dessert supper was served
following the shower ... a pink
and blue color scheme was feat
ured in the decor ...
Oak ksstesaes . . . Mrs. Kea
aeth Fewer presided at a bridge
taaeheea aa Wednesday far the
pleasare ef her curb . . . Addltieaal
gaests vera Mrs. Wlnftrld Need
ham, Mrs. Arthar Erichaaa aad
Mrs. Rkkard A. Rawlinaea . . .
Mas. Jeha Heltsel kas iawtted ker
elab ta taaebewa aad bridge May
at her Lealle Street batne . . .
Gaeata will be Mrs. Homer L.
Gealet aad Mrs. Claytea Fare-
New Project ... for the Kappa
Kappa Gamnaa alumnae will be
the proposed swimming pool for
the YWCA . . . plans for raising
money for the project will be an
nounced later . . . new officers
of the alumnae, elected at Mon
day night's meeting at the borne
of Mrs. Arthur-Fisher, include
Mrs. Gordon Gilmore, vice-president
. . . Mrs. Roderic L. Slsde,
secretary . . . Mrs. James Sexton,
treasurer ... Mrs Eraest Zitte-
witx, magazine . . , Mrs. Roger
M. Schnell, Panhellenic represen
tative . . . Mrs. Charles Claggett,
recommendations . . , Mrs. John C.
McLean, president of the alumnae,
serves for another year . . .
The twta Beats . , , bara to Mr.
aad Mrs. Jam Zwaschka (Saar
a Plaakett) aa Taeeday at the
Salens General Hospital have beea
a anted Gary Lee aad Larry James
. . . tbey have a sister, BalU See
. i . larir graadaarsata are Mr,
aad Mrs. Bauer Plaakett aad Mr,
aad Mrs. E. J. Zwaechka . . aad
the grtat-fraadparttU are Mr.
aad Mrs, Aalhaay'Vaa Lydegraf ef
Salem aad Mr. aad Mrs. Beary
Plaakett ef FUleaaatk ...
A fifth daaghter t tt was bt
to Dr. and Mrs. Austin Eivers on
Monday at ' the Salem General
Hospital , . . aha lipped the Kales
at eight pounds, ten ounces . . .
the little girl has been named
GeneBe Marie and her sisters are
Judith, Denise. Msrilee and Kath
leen . . . The baby's grandmother
is Mrs. A. N. Steigerwald of Port
land ...
Visiting ... la Ike capital this
week Is Mrs. Basstll Falter at
Saa Fraaeleee, a farmer Salem
rcaldsai. . . ..
A trip aeath ... far Ma, aad
Mrs. Baaataa Piatt aad Mr. aad
Mrs. Deaald Walker, wbe bare
beea vaeaUoalag far a fortalgbt la
Las Vegas, atappiag earoate far
several days ta Rene . .
A California . . . trip for Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Rutherford and
daughter, .Karen and Jean Wil
liams. . . . they visited Los Angel
es, Disneyland. Knotts Berry
Farm and Hollywood . '. . they
came home the coast route, stop
ping in San Francisco a few days.
Ia Partlaad . . . aa Tseaday were
Mrs. William H. Hammead aad
her daagkter, Caaale, waa Is heats
tram the Ualverstty at Oregea far
spring vaeatioa . . , tbey attead
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Batteaal presldeat af Delta Gam
ma . . . Mra. Hammead alee at
traded her bridge elab hackee
at the bama ac Mrs. Robert Star
eas . . .
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Mr. and Mrt. Kenneth Morris
married on March 15 in Portland. The bride is the daughter,
of Mr. and Mrt. 0. M. Williams and Mr. Morris it the son '
of Mrs. Mildred Morris, all of Salem. The couple will live
in Portland, where Mr. Morris is on the advertising ttaff of
the Parkroie Enterprise. (Steimonts Studio).
Miss Wilson Married at
Church Rites Sunday
Shades of yellow and green and white marked the wedding Sunday
evening, March. 17 of Miss Maudrey Zoe Wilson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Wilson Sr., and Richard Edwin Reitzenstein, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reitzenstein, all of Salem. The candlelight cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Walter G. Boss at St. John's Luth
eran Church. Miss Jane Erickson sang and William Fischer was- the
organist. i "
The bride wore a gown or slip
per satin and Chantilly lace, which
she had designed and made. The
fingertip illusion veil was arrang
ed from a crown of net lace,
matching the lace of the gown,
with pearl trim. She carried a bou
quet of yellow rosebuds and step
hanotis centered' with a white or
chid.
Miss Janene Jo Wilson, sister of
the bride, waa maid of honor. She
wore a pale green brocaded taf
feta dress of empire style with a
pleated insert. Her matching hat
had an open crown with a large
brim of pleated illusion veiling.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. George Al
len, classmate of the bride, and
Miss Joan Harrison. Their gowns
were of pale yellow brocaded taf'
feta fashioned like the maid of
honor and with a matching hat
All carried ivy basket of yellow
daffodils and acacia.
Jaatar Atteadaata
Gayle Thompson, daughter of
the Harold Thompsons, was flower
girl. Bruce Wilson, brother of the
bride, was ring bearer.
Miss Sharon Durbin, cousin of the
bride, and Miss Merrily Thomp
son, sister of the flower girl, were
candlelighters and their dresses
were identical to those of the
bridesmaids.
Allen Reitzenstein, brother of the
groom, was- best man. Ushers
were George Lewis and Norman
McDonald. t
Mrs: Wilson wore a brocaded
faille gown fashioned with a pearl
and rhinestone neckline with pink
accessories and a corsage of pink
rosebuds. Mrt. Reitzenstein wore
a blue lac over taffeta dress with
matching Jacket with white acces
sories and a corsage of yellow
roses.
ReceptlM FaDaws Rites
The reception following the cere
mony was in the cnurcn parlors.
Mrs. George Peper Sr., cut the
caka, assisted by Mrs. Harold
Thompson, and Norma Johnston,
cousin of the bride. Mrt. Elgon
Wilson, aunt of the bride, and An-
nabelle Durbin, sunt of the bride,
poured. Ateletlng were Mrs.
George Lewis, Miss Sandra Wil
son. Mrs. Mel Horst, sister of the
groom, and Mrs. Ralph Cavens,
cousin of the bride.'
For traveling the bride donned
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Past Chiefs Club
Is Organized
The newly organized past chiefs
club of the Pythian Sisters was en
tertained at the home of Mrs. 0.
C. Harris with 16 members at
tending. Guests were Mrs. A. Z.
Brown of Dallas, grand chief of
Oregon. Pythian Sisters, and Mrs.
Genevieve Frisbie of McMinnville.
Miss Francis Bareinger was hos
tess to the PLE and F Club and a
former member attending was
Mrs. A. A. Neiderberger of Eu
gene, accompanied by her daugh
ter, Carolyn. The group's March
27 meeting hat been cancelled due
to the speaking contest shceduled
for that evening at the Pythian
Hall. The club'a next meeting will
oe April i at the horn of Mrt.
George Thomas.
Birthday Club Meets
Mrs. Melvin Lyons entertained
the Ford Street Birthday Club at
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon
and the honor guest was Mrs. Phil
lip Fischer. Others attending were
Mrs. Grace Maring, Mrs. George
Minifie, Mrt. John Minifie, Mrs.
Luna Ralston, Mrs. Erskine Asher,
Mrt. Roy Talley, Mrs. James
Johnson, Mrs. Hobart Dixon ni
Suzanne Weathers.
Willamette Eaeampmeat, I60F
will confer the golden rule degree
Friday evening on three candi
dates from Silverton, Lebanon and
Stayton. All encampment members
are asked to attend and refresh
ments will be served following th
meeting.
a beige sheath dress and match
ing coat with brown accessories
and a corsage of whit orchids.
On their return to Salem, the cou
ple will be at borne at ISM Peace
Street.
Arriving unexpectedly for the
wedding from the Naval Base in
San Diego waa William J. Wilson
Jr., the bride's brother.
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THURSDAY -
"Coffee And" Tima with
daytime and sport clothet
hour for women with
available
OREGON ROOM, STREET FLOOR
9:30 10:30 A. M.
J FASHION MODELING ' "
ORI00N ROOM) STREET FLOOR
15:13 1:30 t. M.
DMC Cotton Dratt Yarn Demonstration
ART NEfOlEWORK DEPARTMENT
SECOND FLOOR
MARCHF HAT EVENT
INFORMAL MODELINO-MllllNERY DEPARTMENT
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Committees
For Party ;
Named
Committees for the card party
to be givea for husbands and
guests by the Jaycee-etts on April
were named at the dinner meet
ing of the group at Chuck's Steak
house Monday evening.
Mrs. Ben H. Fortner win serve
at general chairman; Mrs. Wil
liam Krebt, telephone; Mrs. Phil
Brown, decorations; Mrt. Elroy
Schmidt, tally cards; Mrt. William
McElroy, tickets; Mrs. E. Ivan
Royae, welcome; and Mrt, Robert
Rand, gifts.
Mrt. Lawrence Feldschau, presi
dent, Mrs. Robert Cole and Mrs.
Stanley Schofield have been ap
pointed as a committee to plan for
special members costumes to be
symbolic of Salem for the state
Jaycee convention to be held in
Portland May t-S.
Bridge Team
Winners Are
Announced ' : .
Combination teaiht from Cor
vallis and Salem were winners of
the weekly tournament at the Elks
Duplicate Bridge Club.. On the
north-south tide Mrt. Lucetta Me
Coskrie of Corvallit and Mrs. W.
M. Cline were higher, while Mrt.
R. D. Hutchinson of Corvallis and
Ellis H. Jones came out ahead
east-west.
Others gaining points included
Mrs. W. T. Kennedy and Mrs. P.
F. Burris, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 0.
Thomas, Mrt. L. P. Gottfried and
Mrt. Stanley Neuens, Mrs. W. E.
Kimsey and Mrs. Eugene Kelty,
Mrt. George Rein and Edward
Lewis of Pacific City, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Ward, and Mrs. Ward
Graham and Fred Williams.
In the Individual championship
two-session event under auspices
of the Salem unit of the American
Contract Bridge league, top honors
went to Mrs. W. E. Kimsey, close
ly followed by Mrs. R. D. Hutch
inson of CorvalHs, Mrs. A. W.
Binegar, Howard Young of Port
land, Mrs. C. B. Bentson, Wallace
Wilson, L. W. Frailer of Bend.
Mrs. A. L. Lewis and Mrt. W. A.
Barsch High score in the first ses
sion went to Mrt Francis Parker.
Roy H. Tokerud held first place
in the winter series of the Elks
Duplicate Bridge Club, just con
cluded, while other positions were
taken Dy Mrt. E. 0. Berg. Mrs
R. I. McKesson, Mrs. Dewey
Howell and Mrs. W. R. New
myer. Next main, event will be
the March master point of the
local A.C.B.L. unit to be held at
the Elks club rooms at 7:30,
Saturday evening, March 23.
Dates Announced
For Conventions
The Keier Lions' Auzxillary met
Tuesday evening at the home ef
Mrs. Otis Anderson, with Mrt.
Lloyd Treat at co-hostess.
The annual atate convention will
be held In Medford June 30-22 and
the International Lions' conven
tion will be held In San Francisco
June 26-29.
After the regular meeting the
group completed making the favors
which will be used at tha state
spring board meeting to be held
at the Marion Hotel in Salem on
April 2.
Announcement was made that
the Blind Institute will be held
June S-t, during which time the
members of the Salem Auxiliaries
baby-tit with the children while
their parents attend various
classes.
New Officers
For Valsetz
New officers elected March
7 by Valsetz Auxiliary Veterans
of Foreign Wars are: Mildred
Cyphert, president; Phoebe Bart
lett, aenior vice president; Perna
Heintz. junior vice-president;
Florence Larimore, treasurer;
Nellie Carlson, chaplain: Helen
Down, conductress Deltie Bart
lett, guard; Bernlc Van Epp
and Roberta Copple, trustee.
The state department senior
vice-Dretident. Harriet Shoemak
er made an official visit at the!)
meeting. v v
MARCH 21
informal modeling of
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Prt-Spmg Miscellany
Writer Rushes To Get
Winter Vegetables In
By MAXINE BUREN
Statesmaa Wamaa't Editor
Here tt t spring already and we still have tome good winter
vegetable recipes to past along to the great horde ef women who
collect tuch things.
Spring and summer, of course, bring many wonderful vege
tables into' home gardens and the greengrocers' displays, but all
winter we have some mighty good ones too. For Instance, look at
artichokes, parsnips, sweet big onions, purple eggplant, celery and
celery root, red and white cabbage, big red beets and yellow
carrots, tweet potatoes and deUcate leeks. Some we have all year,
but some of the best only in winter.
We hereby suggest you get the most out of some of these
vegetables, before your taste it spoiled by the young things of
spring. V
Celery normally takes only subtle flavoring because It is so
mild, but here we make a twitch and give it some real flavor.
Horse-ndish Sauce with Boiled Celery
In a saucepan melt 2 tablespoons butter, add 2 tablespoons
flour; stir. until bubbling begins; add V teaspoon salt and 1 cup
cold milk; stir and cook until boiling begins; remove from the fire
and add 4 tablespoons prepared horse-radish. Add 1 cup boiled
sliced celery or pour over braised celery hearts.
Cabbage Is wonderful in salad especially with fruit.
Cabbage-ind-Orange Salad
Slice into shreds of a medium-size cabbage, discarding out
side leaves. Soak in cold water 1 hour; dry between towels. Add
the section! of S oranges that have been mixed with 2 tablespoons
sugar and after a Mi hour drain from liquid. Mix with whipped
cream (to which 2 teaspoons lemon juice and 2 teaspoons augar
have been added), or boiled salad dressing, and V cup walnut
meats broken Into bits.
Try frying your sweet potatoes in deep fat next time: '
French Fried Sweet Potatoes 1
Pare 4 medium-size sweet potatoes, cut Into strips, cover with
cold water: let stand half an hour. Drain, wipe dry by putting
between folds of crash towelling. Put into a frying basket enough
of the strips just to cover the bottom. Fry in deep fat at 393 de
grees 3H minutes. Drain on soft paper, sprinkle with salt.
And try this combination for a really colorful dish.
Scalloped Carrots and Peppers
Steam 4 large onions, cut in quarters, and I good-sired (though
not too large) carrots. There should be about lta pounds carrott.
Mince as fine as possible 3 sweet, green peppers. Then arrange
in layers in a greased baking dish first onions, then carrots cut in
slices, then a sprinkling of green pepper, repeating until all the
vegetables have been used.' Now pour in a sauce made by thick-,
ening Hi cup 'rich milk with 3 tablespoons flour rubbed to a.
paste with 3 tablespoons butter, seasoned with 1 teaspoon salt and
Vi teaspoon of pepper, with v cup grated cheese stirred in the
last thing. Cover with H cup buttered crumbs and bake for about
one-half an hour at 350 degrees.
Club Calendar
Tharsday
Washington School Mothers at school, 115 p.m.
Spiritual Sunflower Club, 1320 Madison St., U a.m. to J p.m.,
no-host dinner at noon.
American Gold Star Mothers with Mrt. Jake Lappln, 393 S. 13th
St., 7:30 p.m. V j.
Keizer Sewing Club with Mrt. Luther Melton, 4155 Cherry Ave.,
all day, covered dish luncheon.
Kingwood. Unit. American Legion Auxiliary, no - host dinner,
Kingwood Hall, 6:30 p.m.
Willamette University Mother's Club, Chresto Cottage, I p.m.
Salem Lions Auxiliary, State Deaf School, t p.m.
Hal Hibbard Camp and Auxiliary, USWV, Salem Woman's
Club, 12:30 dinner.
Willamette University Faculty Women's Club, Mrs.-Daniel
Schulze, Model Ave., 3 to 10 p.m.
' YWCA Board of Directors, special meeting, 1:45 a.m.
Friday
Post Office Clerks Auxiliary with Mrs. Leonard Odom, 4595
iierra unve, i p.m,
Three Unas Club, IOOF Hall, 1 p.m.
Willamette Valley Panhellenic, Mrs. Jack HaHer, 7M Lower
Ben Lomond Drive, 10 a.m.
Silver Bell Circle, Salem Woman's Club, advance night, I p.m.
Salem Woman's Club, clubhouse, 2 p.m.
. Satarday
Salem Branch, AAUW, Marion Hotel, 1 o'clock luncheon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles C, Hart Sr.
their golden wedding anniversary on March 16. Their
seven children were all home for the occasion.
Pair Feted on
JEFFERSON All seven child
ren of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie C.
Hart Sr., were home for their
parents' golden wedding celebra
tion Saturday. The Harts entertain
ed at open house in the rooms of
the Jefferson Christian church be
tween the hours of 2 and 5 p.m.
Cutting the cake was Mrs. K. S.
Thurston of Salem. Pouring were
Mrs. Wes Barnes of Jefferson,
Mrs. E. C. Hart of Albany, Mrs.
Albert Butler, of Shelton, Wn., and
Mrs. Clarence Libby of Salem. As
sisting were daughters and daugh
ters-in-law of the Harts. Grand
daughters Diane Bailey of Port
land and Carol Hart, passed the
guest book.
Organ numbers by Mrs. Leonard
McCaw and Mrs. Gilbert Looney
formed a background of music.
Presenting vocal numbers were
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Weddle and
Mrs. Gilbert Looney. Mrs. Clyde
Williamson of Albany sang an orig
inal golden anniversary song, ac
companying herself on the accor
dion.
Guests at the wedding 50 years
ago who were present Saturday in
cluded E. C. Hart of Albany,
brother; Mrs. Albert Butler, Mrs.
Wes Barnes, Mrs. Clarence Libby
and Mrs. K. S. Thurston, all sis
ters of Mr. Hart.
Married la Oklahoma .
Lulu Vose and Charles C. Hart
were married March 25, 1907 at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Vose in Shawnee, Okla.
They left by train on their wed
ding day for Denver. Colo., living
there five years where Mr. Hart
was engaged in the building trade. t
In December of 1912 they came to
Jefferson locating on the farm at
Greent Bridge, where they farm
ed until they retired about eight
years ago. Moving to Waldport,
they lived there for five years
until returning to Jefferson in 1953.
Children home for the anniver
sary event were Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Hart, Gordon and Evalee
and Mrt. Jessie Tannehill, of
Washington, D.C; Mr. and Mrt,
Norris Looney of Pendleton: Mr.
and Mrs. George Bailey, Diane,
Richard, Virginia and Steven, of
Portland; Mr. and Mrt. William
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Fifty Years
of Jefferson, who celebrated
Anniversary
Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart.
Robert, Carol, Pat and Susie, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles . Hart Jr.,
Barbara Jean, Bonnie Kay and
Charla Maye, of Jefferson; grand
children, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Hart,
Cathy and Patty Ann and Mr. and
Mrs. Rodney Hart, Mike and Stev
en of Jefferson.
Also here for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. William Hart, Cal
gary, Alberta, Canada; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Butler, Shelton, Wn.;
Margaret Burchard and Mrs. Mar
ion Fisher, Portland: Mr. and Mra.
Hans Christensen, Waukegan, III.;
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde William
son, Albany.
fn th-April Journal
How to
protect
your child
sex offenders
Every day, headlines tell ef
the most hideout of all aeg
, Crimea attarks-on young'
children and teen-agers.
Now, in the April Ltdlea'
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