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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon
Wednesday, May 6, 195S
Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
Alpha
Mrs. Todd
Heads
Chi Mothers
New officers were chosen at
the season'! last meeting of
Aloha Chi Omega Mothers
club, Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Ernest Todd is the new
president, succeeding Mrs. Carl
Gustafson. Mrs. T. K. Hobart
was named vice president and
Mrs. Donald B. Taylor, secre
tary-treasurer.
The group will resume Us
meetings on the first Tuesday
of October.
.
Tea Honors
Miss Philpott
Miss June Philpott, who Is
retiring this year from her
work as member of the sci
ence department faculty at
Salem senior high school. Is
to be honored at a tea next
Sunday at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Leo Stenback.
Houri are between 3 and
o'clock. Arranging the affair
are other faculty friends, Miss
Carmelite Barquist, Miss Viv
ian Chandler, Miss Irene Hol
lenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. George
Birrell, Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
Sather and Mr. and Mrs. Sten
back. Guests will include all of
the high school faculty, their
wives or husbands, - and for
mer faculty members who
have worked with Miss Phil
pott, also members of, the
science department . faculties
in the Parriah and Leslie jun
ior high schools. .
Pouring will be Mrs.' H. J.
Smith, Mrs. Fred Wolf,. Mrs.
Frank Beer of Corvallis, Mrs.
George R. K. Moorhead.
Voice and Piano
Program Sunday
Betty Starr Anderson, vocal
ist, and Dorothy Davis Lee, pi
anist, are to give a Joint pro
gram on Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock in the First Presby
terian church. Both are well
known in musical circles here.
. Their program Is as follows:
I
Splrate pur, spirate . .Donaudy
O del mio amato ben .Donaudy
Mrs. Anderson
II
Finnish Folk Songs
arr. by Palmgren
Sommerabend
Dort weilt meln Liebsier
An das Voglem
Mrs. Anderson
III
Aprlle Gounod
Jewel Song from Faust
Gounod
Mrs. Anderson
IV
Rhapsodic Hongroise No. 12
..... Liszt
Mrs. Lee
V
Sleep You to Dream . .Russell
The Half -ring Moon . . . Griff es
Pastorale , .La Forge
. Mrs. Anderson
GATESWINGERS are meet
ing Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
izaak Walton league club
house. The new members are
to be hosts for the evening.
committee chairmen for the
Cherry Blossom iestival plan
ned on May 16 are asked to
meet at 7:30 o'clock Thurs
day.
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Married May I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Madson
( Marie Bosch), above, were married last Saturday after
noon. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H.
Bosch of Brooks and Mr. Madson is the son of Dr. and
Mrs. W. E. Madson of Hawarden, Iowa. (Cronise studio
picture.)
Writers Elect
New officers are announced
for Salem Writers club. Mrs.
Lloyd Smith was re-elected
president and serving with her
will be Joe Singer, vice pres
ident; Mrs. W. A. Merriott, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Lynn
Cronemiller, secretary; Mrs. C.
E. Layton, treasurer.
The group met Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. McNallie in Jefferson.
Mrs. Robert E. Moser was wel
comed as a new member. Origl
nal writings were read and
criticism presented. The next
meeting is to be a no-host pic
nic at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hutcheon on June
LEAVING Friday on the
Shasta Daylight is Mrs. C. D.
Smith to spend Mother's day
with her son-in-law , and
daughter and family, Dr. and
Mrs. E. B. Fenston, in San
Francisco. While there she
will greet a new grandson,
Jeffrey Alan, born March 5.
He is the third son In the
Fenston family, the older boys
being Stephen and Timothy.
Mrs. Smith Is to return on
Tuesday.
May Party Due
On Friday, patients of the
Oregon State hospital will ob
serve their annual May Day
festivities. A May Queen is
to, be crowned and there will
be two princesses and two
flower girls. in the court.
A 45-minute talent program
of singing, dancing and baton
twirling will follow the crown
ing. The festivities will termi
nate with the winding of the
May pqle by six couples.
A MUSIC WEEK program
will be presented by pupils of
cnaries O. Hargrave on Fri
day, May 8, in Dallas. The re
cital is to be at 8 o'clock at the
Woods home, 218 Hayter. Dal
las. Miss Muriel Fltts will as
sist with viola selections.
DDE TO arrive home Thurs
day from a trip east are Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph H. Coolev.
They have been to New York
City and are returning by way
of Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco.
ST. JOHN'S Lutheran
Ladies guild will meet Thurs
day, May 7. Miss Muriel
Bentson of the Salem public
schools will talk on "School
Readiness in Your Child."
Association
Plans Tea
In Gardens
Salem Art association Is
sponsoring a silver garden tea
next Saturday afternoon at the
showy gardens at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gatke,
280 Richmond.
Hours are between 2 and 5
o'clock and the Interested pub
lic, is invited to attend and
view the beautiful rhododen
drons . and azaleas now in
bloom in the gardens.
Mrs. : Clifford Taylor and
Mrs. Jda Nestell, co-chairmen
of the activities committee for
the association, are in charge
of the Saturday tea and among
those assisting are Mrs. Wal
ter Kirk, Mrs, W. E. Anderson
and others. -
To Give Review
Mrs. George Rossman . of
Salem, a long-time member
of the Portland Woman's club
and active worker in the Ore
gon Federation of Women's
clubs, Is to be in Portland
Thursday to present her an
nual book review for Portland
Woman's club's current liter
ature department. Mrs. Ross
man is to discuss Thomas Cos-
tain's "The Silver Chalice."
The review will be presented
at the luncheon of the depart
ment at 12:30 o'clock at the
group's club house.
; HOSTESS to her bridge club
on Thursday evening will be
Mrs. Glenn Woodry, a late sup
per to follow the card games.
Couple Wed,
Here Saturday
Exchanging thehp vows at a
double ring ceremony on Sat
urday evening in her home on
Academy . street were Mrs.
Claire Hammang ' and G. W.
Smalley. The Rev. Dudley
Strain officiated at the 7:30
o'clock nuptials before mem
bers of the Immediate families
and friends. Mrs. Irene Irby
played the piano and sang.
The bride wore a pink silk
dress with white accessories for
the wedding. Her flowers were
orchids.
Mrs. Phil Andregg was the
bride's only attendant and Phil
Evans stood with his brother
in-law as best man, .
A reception followed. Miss
Barbara Pickens passed the
guest book.. The room was dec.
orated with pink and white
snapdragons,, lilacs and tulips
The table was covered with an
orlon lace cloth and was cen
tered with a large double heart
cake. Mrs. Robert Orr and Mrs.
Phil Andregg cut the cake.
Pouring and at 'the punch bowl
were Mrs. George Pickens and
Mrs. Bud Grossman.
After a short trip Mr. and
Mrs. Smalley will be at home
at 490 Academy street.
.
HOSTESS to her bridge club
Tuesday was Mrs. John H.
Johnson, entertaining the
group at dessert, and cards.
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FOR
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LINGERIE
115 N. Liberty
Today's Menu
Family Supper
Creole Chopped Beef
Fluffy Rice
Buttered Leafy Spinach
Bread and Butter
Fruited Gelatin
Beverage
Creole Chopped Beef
Ingredients: 1 pound lean
ground beef, 3 tablespoons fat,
1 small onion (finely chopped),
2 large stalks celery (finely
chopped), 2 tablespoons flour,
2 cups canned tomatoes, V4 tea
spoon chili powder, 1 teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce, 1 cup
bouillon, salt and pepper
Method: In large skillet
brown beef lightly in fat, mash
ing with long-handled fork to
break up into small crumbles.
Add onion and celery and con
tinue to brown liRhtly. Sprin
kle with flour; mix well. Add
tomatoes, chill powder, Wor
cestershire and bouillon; stir
well. Add salt and pepper to
taste. Cook slowly about 10
minutes, stirring often. Makes
S servings.
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WV League
Sets Event
For Friday
A special board meeting of
the League of Women Voters
of Salem and a no-host supper
for the group will be Friday,
May 8 at the home of Mrs.
George Swart sly, 1643 South
Summer street.
- Miss Katherlne Gurnett,
national league organization
secretary, will be present to
discuss public affairs and or
ganization work.
For two years Miss Gurnett
was administrative assistant
to John Foster Dulles, assist
ing him in writing and editing
his book, "War and Peace,"
and with his work as consult
ant to the state department,
also as a delegate to the Unit
ed Nations grand assembly.
She joined the staff of the
League of Women Voters aft
er being an officer in the
WAVES during World War
II. Since then she has worked
with many leagues in differ
ent parts of the country.
Mrs. Albert Logan of Cor
vallis, state league president,
also will attend the Salem
meeting.
MEMBERS of the commit
tee planning the Fanhellenic
party on May. 23 met this
morning for coffee 'with Mrs.
Bjarne Erlcksen, chairman.
The party, a "kotton koffee
klash," is planned at the Can
dalaria Heights home of Mrs.
Glenn Stevens on May 23,
the affair honoring all girls of
the valley who will be enter
ing college in the fall.
Coffie Planned
By Group Tuesday
A coffee is planned for next
Tuesday, May 12, by the
Mothers club of the Order of
Rainbow for Girls, the hours
to be 10:30 to 1:30 o'clock.
The affair is to be at the
home of Mrs. Carl M. Quistad,
president of the Mothers club,
and will honor mothers of
members of the three Salem
bethels of Job's Daughters and
mothers of members of Che
meketa chapter, Ortter of De
Molay for Boys.
HOSTESS for an Informal
tea this afternoon was Mrs.
Harold T. Irving, who Invited
neighbors and friends in to
view her garden and for tea.
Mothers
Are Feted
During the Mothers day pro
gram at Chadwick chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star, on Tues
day, all mothers were intro
duced and presented with flow
ers. Mrs. Mabel Lockwood, na
tional president of the Amer
ican War Mothers, was escorted
to the east. She will be in
Washington, D. C, next week
for presentations to be made
at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb.
Secretary of the Interior Doug
las McKay will give the ad
dress at this annual ceremony.
Mrs. W. J. Trethaway of
Lead, S. D., was a visitor and
Miss Frances Byram was re
ceived as a member by affilia
tion. Members with birthdays
in May were honored and short
talks were given by Mrs. Paul
H. Hauser, Mrs. W. L. Lewis
and Mrs.. Zina Sharpnack.
Wayne Henry was appointed to
the state board of Order of
Rainbow for Girls, this being
his 17th year of service. .
Social committee for Tues
day evening included Mrs. Mil
lard Pekar, chairman, Mr. and
Mrs. Jason Frizzell, Miss Fran
ces Byram, Mrs. Dean Shoe
maker, Mrs. Sallye Goss, Mrs.
Stanis Rock, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Thompson, Mrs. Ellen
Godfrey, Mrs. Kate Elgin.
On May 18, Charwlck chap
ter will honor Trinity, Salem
and Ainsworth chapters for
friendship night. '
LEAVING Thursday for San
Francisco is Mrs. Frederick
Bradshaw, who is to join Lt.
Bradshaw who recently re.
turned to the east coast from
a world navy cruise. He is
being released from active
duty with the navy after two
years service.
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