Friday; July 21, 1939
The Capital J6uTTO1, Zaliirr, OrTffBlt
FlvT
Society Cl ubs and M usic
Mss Barr
Honored at
Dinner Party
VUltora continue to be tne Incen
tive for much Informal entertain
ing In Oregon's capital. Miss Ruth
Moore entertained with a smartly
arranged dinner at the Oolden
Pheasant last night honoring Mis
Marjory Barr of Petaluma, Calif.
Miat Moore and Miss Barr met sev-
al seasons ago on an Australian
TUtae.
The attractive table was centered
with an arrangement of hydran
geas, Coral Bells and larkspur. Aus
tralian and American flags were
placed at either end of the table.
Covers were placed for Miss Barr,
the honored guest. Miss I la Austin,
Mrs. Susan Varty, Mrs. Mona Yo
der,' Miss Velma Taylor, Miss Edna
McHhaney, Mrs. B. L. Bradley,
Mrs. Arthur Moore and the hostess.
Miss Ruth Moore.
Later bridge was In play at the
More apartments with honors go
uig to Miss Austin and Mrs. Brad
ley. A guest prize was presented
Miss Barr.
Interesting Folk
Visit in Capital
Recent guests of Mrs. 8. M. Whit
ney and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Price
were Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Coyle
and daughter, Miss Jean Marie, of
yVta, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
H. Stivers of Charter Oak, la.
While In the capital the visitors
were entertained at dinner by Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Hagedorn on Mon
day and were also entertained In
formally by Mrs. Paul Hauser and
Mr. and Mrs. Budd Warner of West
Balem. The travelers left Tuesday
tor Montana, where they will visit
relatives.
En route to Salem they visited In
Los Angeles with relatives, thence
to the Oolden Gate exposition in'
San Francisco and up the Redwood
highway.
Mr. Coyle Is editor of the Alta
Advertiser and Mr. 8tivers Is head
of the Charter Oak high school
music department.
Barbara Anderson
Announces Betrothal
One of the delightful surprise
events of this week was the affair at
which Miss Barbara Anderson, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Anderson, of Salem, announced her
i engagement to William o. Neusch
Vwanger, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Neuschwanger, of McMinnville.
Miss Frances Wlchert and Miss
Nedra McCall were hostesses for
the party which was given at the
home of Miss Wlchert in McMinn
ville. The announcement of the
coming betrothal was cleverly con
cealed within the Individual cakes
served at the close of the evening.
No date was disclosed for the wed
ding.
The Invitational list Included
Misses Golda Atkins, Wilma Russell,
Grace Lay ton, Alice Schaefter,
Alene Boswell, Irene Vaughn, Mur
iel Btoutenberg. Sigrid Helnonen,
Catherine Anderson, Janet Ander
son and Naomi Hyder.
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MISS Amanda flrhw.hhau !
entertaining Mr. and Mrs - Mike
Sampson of Fort Dodoe in-..
her house guests.
.
North Spring Valley Sunday vis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
8. Donnel Crawford were Miss Flor
ence Orace of New York City, Mr.
and Mra. W. a. Wilson and Mrs.
Gertrude Roberts, all of Oregon
City and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson
of Salem.
'
Maccabees, No. t, will hold an all
day picnic at the 'Dallas park Sun
day, July 33, with all friends and
families of members Invited.
Edwin Minneman to Marry
Miss Ella May Morris Sunday
Willamette University Campus
is the approaching marriage of Miss Ella May Morris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George J. Morris of Medford, and Edwin Minneman, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Amos E. Minneman of Salem, which will be an event of Sunday
at 13:15 o'clock at the Christ Lutheran
formed before an altar banked with
white gladioli and flanked on ei
ther side by tall candelabra with
white candles, with Mr. Mlnne
man's father. Rev. Amos E. Minne
man, officiating.
Miss Morris has asked Miss Stella
Minneman, sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss Elsie Sharp to be her at
tendants, and John Voss will act as
best man for Mr. Minneman. Ushers
will be Mr. Minneman'a brothers,
John Minneman and Amos E. Min
neman, Jr.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear a
white georgette gown with a square
neckline and fashioned with sheared
bodice and sleeves and full skirt
D.A.V. Auxiliary
Meeting July 22
Disabled American Veterans of
the World War auxiliary business
meeting for July will be held at the
home of Mrs. Otto Mehlhoff, 1945
Berry street, July 22 at 8 p.m After
the business meeting refreshments
will be served.
Mrs. Verne Ostrander, national
executive commltteewoman, will be
present to accept all dues and mem
bership so that she can take a mem
bership quoto of '102 back to national
convention In Boston July 30.
Mrs. Ostrander Is leaving Sunday
and will -stop off at Boise, Idaho, to
pay an official visit at the Veter
ans' hospital there. She will also
stop off at, Caldwell, Idaho, to in
stall officers for the auxiliary.
For the August meeting a picnic
will be arranged.
DuFraiH-Wolfe
Vows are Read
Miss Frances E. Wolfe, daughter
of Mrs.' James Wolfe of Salem, be
came the bride of Theodore DuFrain
of Sacramento, Friday In the chapel
of the First Presbyterian church In
Seattle with Dr. Martin Matthews
officiating at 4 o'clock.
The ceremony waa witnessed by
members of the two families. At
tending from Salem were Mrs. Jam
es Wolfe and the bride's brother and
sister, Kenneth Wolfe and Miss
Florence Wolfe. The couple was un
attended. A wedding supper at the home of
the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. John Lechner, followed the
ceremony. The couple left for a stay
at Lake Wilderness and will reside
in Salem at the Robert apartments.
Mrs. DuFrain attended Salem
schools and was formerly employed
at the secretary of state's office. Mr.
DuFrain is in business In Salem.
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Ann Judson circle of the First
Baptist church will entertain with
a no-host picnic at Leslie park
Friday, July 3a, honoring their hus
bands. Mrs. Ruth A. Rerndon will en
tertain with an Informal garden
tea Saturday for a group of friends
honoring her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Donald Allen of Portland. .
.
Mrs. Charles J. Moyer of Omaha,
Nebr., la visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Richards. Mrs.
Moyer Is a sister of Mr. Richards
and this la their first reunion in 30
years.
Of much interest to tne college qucie.
church. The ceremony will be per
with a short train. Her long tulle
veil will be caught with a coronet of
rose blossoms and she will carry
bouquet of light' pink rosebuds and
Illies-of-the-vaUey.
The bridesmaids will wear match'
lng dresses of sheer pink fashioned
with a tight bodice with a square
neck, full sleeves and full skirt. They
will wear Juliet caps of pink velvet
ribbon and carry nosegays of pink
roses and white sweetpeas.
The bride's mother will wear a
dusty rose lace dress with darker
rose accessories and Mrs. Minneman
will wear a blue print dress with
navy accessories.
Immediately following the wed
ding ceremony a wedding breakfast
will be held at the Argo hotel with
the wedding party and immediate
members of the family In attend
ance after which the couple will
leave for a wedding trip up the Ore
gon and Washington coasts.
For going away the bride has cho
sen a dark grey tailored ault with
a white lace blouse and white ac
cessories.
Following their wedding trip the
couple will make their home in Yak
ima where Mr. Minneman is branch
manager for the Oregonlan.
Both Miss Morris and Mr. Minne
man are graduates of Willamette
university, where they were promi
nent In student activities.
Miss Morris was a member of the
Beta Chi sorority and a member of
Little Theatre.
Mr. Minneman "'as assistant edi
tor of the college paper and a mem
ber of Tau Kappa Alpha, Theta Al
pha Phi and Blue Key. Last
year he studied at the Harvard Di
vinity school where he was awarded
a scholarship.
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Scene of
Gay Vicnic
Miss Rita Koersler, much-feted
bride-elect, was honored with a no
host picnic at Rlverdale Thursday
evening when a group of friends en
tertained Informally. Miss Blanche
Ferguson was In charge of the ar
rangements. Making up the party were Miss
Koessler, the honored guest, Mrs. T.
Foster, Miss Dorothy Jones, Mrs.
Cora Plant, Miss Blanche Ferguson,
Miss Monica Hopflnger, Misa Emma
Hstley, Mrs. Jack Brady, Miss Mil
dred Darr .Muss Freda Btacey. Miss
Frances Nelson, Miss Marie Patton
and Miss Josephine Bross.
Zielinski Clan
Holds Reunion
The third annual reunion of the
ZKtjnskl family was held at Buell
park Sunday, July It. Dinner waa
served at the long tables at which
70 members were seated. Swimming
and sports were enjoyed in the af
ternoon. During the business meeting, new
officers were elected for the com
ing year. Joseph A. Zielinski of
Hael Green was elected president,
replacing Ed Zielinski of Sheridan.
Charles A. Zielinski was chosen
vice-president, replacing B. C, Zie
linski. Dorothy Zielinski was re
elected secretary and treasurer.
It was decided to hold the next
meeting, the third Sunday in July
next year at Hazel Green park.
Visitors to be Feted
With Picnic Sunday
Frank H. Spears, Jr., will enter
tain with a picnic Sunday at the
Neskowin summer place of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Spears,
in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Phil
E. Gilbert of Evanston, 111., James
Dietrich Heldt of Scotts Bluff, Neb.,
and Robert Braucher of Long Is
land, all of whom are guests of the
Spearses.
B. P. W. Picnic Is
Planned for Tuesday
Salem Business and Professional
Women's club will meet for a pknlc
at the Dallas city park Tuesday eve
ning at 7 o'clock. McMinnville, Cor-
vallis, Albany and Bherldan. clubs
will join with the Salem clufe for
the affair. V ?
Reservations are to be made , with
Mlas Ruth McAdams. Those motor
ing to Dallas are asked to meet at
Miller's corner at 6:15 o'clock.-
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Sandra Kay McMorris
Honored at Party
Mrs. Virgil McMorris honored her
young daughter, Sandra Kay, on her
second birthday anniversary Wed
nesday afternoon with a party. The
pink and white motif waa carried
out and gifts were presented after
a dessert luncheon.
Covers were placed for the honor
guest, Sandra Kay, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil McMorris, Ronald Cross. Bar
bara Pickens, Allen Foamer. Shirley
Foamer, Mra. R. O. Lant, Mrs. Wil
liam McMorris, Mrs. George Pick
ens and Mrs. Harley Cross.
Luncheon Given
For Mrs. Elle
Dallas Mrs. J. F. Spooner and
Mrs. O. 8. Kelly entertained with a
1 o'clock luncheon In honor of Mrs
Ous Elle Wednesday afternoon at
the Spooner home. The guests were
seated at small tables which were
centered by attractive bouquets of
nasturtiums and sweet peas.
During the afternoon Mrs. Elle
was given a towel shower followed
by several hours of "500." At the
conclusion of play prizes were given
Mrs. J. E Johnson and Mrs. George
U Hawkins.
Present were Mrs. Elle. Mrs. A. M.
Johnson. Mrs Harvey Carpenter, Mrs.
E. V. Dalton, Mrs. Emll Febvet, Mrs.
L. W. Plummer, Mrs. C. O. Haw
kins, Mrs. Frank Hobson, Mrs Geo
rge Eberting, Mrs G. L. Hawkins,
Miss Be mice Elle and the hostesses.
House Guests at
Findley Home
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Findley have
as their guests for several weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Haddon Brydon
(Edith Findley) and young son, Ian,
of Berkeley, Calif.
The Misses Muriel and Jo Anne
Oliver of Yakima, Wash have re
turned to their homes following a
ore.s.d aA
FINE QUALITY, CHOICE CUTS
. . . coupled with low prices, combine to make this market the best as well as the thrift
iest place to buy your meat . . . THIS WEEK and EVERY WEEK. We sell Inspected Meats
only.
Every Day Prices Not "Specials"
IB(5)nllnmig IBe3
The above cuts of beef are from Choice Eastern Oregon Hereford and Shorthorn Cattle.
The bright red color, lightly streaked with white fat, appeals to the customer who is a
judge of meat quality.
LEAN CUTS
Pork Steak
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Serve with Tomato Sauce or
Country Gravy
Corned
FRESH
Ground Beef
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Juitt That
The Above Products are Prepared from Clean- Inspected Cuts of Fresh Meat
Useless to Pay More . . . Risky to Pay Less
No Tricky Bargains-When You See it in Our Ad, it's So
two-weeks' stay with their grand
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Findley.
During their visit here Mrs. nnd
ley. her granddaughters. Mra. Roy
Lockenour and her children enjoyed
a stay at Twin Rocks.
Mrs. Roy Ferris
Honored Guest
Mrs. Roy Ferris was honored with
a shower Wednesday evening when
Mrs. H. A. Thlessen, Jr., and Mrs.
Millard K. Allen entertained at the
Thlessen residence.
Mrs. Clinton Standlsh won first
honors at bridge. Rosebuds and
sweet peaa were combined to make
an effective decorative note at the
supper hour.
Mt. Angel Mrs, A. C. Tschopp
of Philadelphia, Pa., Is visiting this
week at the Walkers'. Mrs. Joseph
Ackerman and Schwenk homes and
with other relatives and friends.
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Mrs. A. H. Feustman
Hostess Recently
Macleay Members of the Macleay
4-H club were guests of Mrs. A. H.
Feustman at her home for their
July meeting.
During the business meeting the
resignation of Mrs. F. Eckengren.
president of the club, was accepted
and Mrs. George Lamberson was
elected to fill the vacancy Named
on' the sunshine committee for the
year by the new president were Mrs.
A. H. Feustman and Mrs. N. An
derson. Present at the meeting were Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Ashby, Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Feustman, Mrs. O. Baker. Mrs.
P. Eckengren, Mrs W. H. Hum
phreys, Mrs. George Lamberson,
Mrs. M. M. Magee, Mrs. H. E. Mar
tin, Mrs. Arthur Spellbrlnk. Mrs. J.
F. C Teckenberg, Mrs. W. Welch,
Mrs. Marvin Wells. Mrs. N Ander
son and Mrs. H. Harrison.
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Swegle Community
Club to Picnic
Swegle The 8wegle Community
club will hold Its annual picnic at
Paradise Island Sun lay, July 23. Pic
nic dinner will be served at 1 pjn.
All members are requested to bring
baskets and table service. The club
will furnish Ice cream and coffee.
The committees have arranged a
varied program. There will also be a
prise given to the largest family
present. The president urges all
families to be present at the gala
event.
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Reports Given
Bilverton At the Wednesday
evening meeting of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars auxiliary,- reports
were given of the state convention
at Pendleton by Mrs. Ruth McPlke,
Mrs. Edith Deverlcks and Mrs. Es
ther Long, local president.
The Sllverton unit was honored
with the presentation of the Bha-
doln memorial plaque, a gift to the
department by Mrs. Shadoln's
daughtera, in recognizing thelr
greatest gain In membership In the
state for the past year. A check for
$5 was also received by the group
8peclal honor was accorded Mrs
Esther Long, president of the local
auxiliary, in her being elected de
partment conductress.
Mrs. Marie Solie was made chair
man of the committee on plana for
the annual breakfast to be held at
Silver Falls state park picnic
grounds Sunday, July 30, following
a hike around the falls beginning
at S o'clock.
Mrs. Forrest Martin
Reports on "Session
Dallas The Veterans of Foreign
Wars auxiliary met In the armory
Tuesday night for a regular meet
ing with Mrs. Forrest Martin, presi
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Meaty
Choice Cuts
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dent, reporting on the state con
ventlon at Pendleton and of her
trip there.
Plans were made for a plcnlo to
be held In August with more com
plete arrangements being made at
the next meeting, August 1.
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the evening.
Woodburn Women
Meet for Golf
Woodburn Mrs. Burton Wlllefon!
won the prize In "Blind Bogey,'
which was the feature of play at tha
Woodburn Golf club on Woman s
day, Thursday. Mrs. Frank Cannard
was runner-up.
Luncheon waa served at 13:30 o'
clock followed by more play In the
afternoon. Mra Harry Graves of
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, was a
guest at the luncheon.
Motoring out were Mrs. Wayne
Gill, Mrs. Frank Cannard, Mrs,
Clyde Cutsforth, Mary Scollard, Mrs.
Kenneth 8mlth. Alice Davidson,
Mrs. Blaine McCord, Mrs. Burton
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