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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Capital Women
I4IU4 by MAEIAN LOWBT FISCHEB
Local Man
Wed Aug. 1
In Tokyo
Announcements have come
to Salem frlendi telling of the
marriage ox Mist Jean Keith
of Applegate, Ore., to Robert
R. Boardman, Jr., of Salem.
The wedding was an event
of August 1 as an aiternoon
ceremony In the Tokyo Union
church, Tokyo, Japan.
The couple planned their
honeymoon at Atami, known
as the "Riviera of the Orient,'
then were to go on to For
mosa and on to Okinawa. Both
art in church work with the
Navigators and will be station
ed on Okinawa.
Mr. Boardman is the son of
Mrs. Robert R. Boardman of
Salem and the late Mr. Board
man. The bride Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Keith of
Applegate, Ore.
.
New Officers for
Co-Ree Club Named
New officers to serve for the
coming six months have been
named by the Co-Rec club of
the YWCA. Ed Wulff is the In
coming president. Serving as
vice president in charge of pro
gram is Miss Helen Tlbbetts.
Miss Florence Goodrldge, Miss
Wills Till, Ervin Lay and Clay
Rambo have been elected as
members of the executive coun
cil. On the transportation com
mittee are Miss Wills Till, Jsy
Blair and Denis Lavender. Miss
Goodrldge will be chairman of
the hospitality committee.
At Joint meeting of old and
new officers, plans were made
for a scavenger picnic to be in
Daughter Greeted
To Mr. and Mrs. Otto J.
Wilson g o congratulations
upon the birth of a daughter,
their fourth child, at Salem
General hospital on Tuesday,
August 11. The baby has
been named Jane Ann. The
older children are Sharyn,
Alan and John. Grandparents
are Mrs. Otto J. Wilson, Sr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sieg
mund, all of Salem.
Miss Jaynes
Is Engaged
Announced recently was the
engagement of Miss Coral
Jaynes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Morris of Skamoka-
wa. Wash., to Donald K. Har
per, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
11. tiarper of urants Pass, Ore.
Miss Jaynes is employed by
the state board of forestry and
Mr. Harper is located in Pen
dleton with the Oregon state
police.
A fall wedding is planned. .
Birthday Party
A surprise birthday dinner
party was given August 10 in
honor of Miss Jaynes.
Among those present were
Mrs. W. E. Morris, Misses Dor
othy Hollaway, Edna Allen-
bach, Ruth Rae, Ernestine Jus
tice, Elizabeth Beat, Virginia
Antrein- Shirley Branson, Pa
tricia Brown, Mary Stout and
Elaine Schmidt, hostess for the
evening, and the honor guest
Party for
Miss Matter
On Tuesday
Miss Louise Matter, bride-
elect of Marlon K. Putman, was
guest of honor at a miscellan
eous shower last evening at the
North Winter street home of
the Harold Phillippes. Miss
Lenore Phlllippe and Miss Do
reen Cavender were hostesses.
Bidden to the shower were
the Misses Norma Watson, Ce
lls Weaver, Carol Hardie, Bev
erly Bell, Josephine Nystrom,
Marianne Aston, Beth Wendt,
Caroline Matter, Eileen Sus-
bauer, Marcia Seeber, Ann Gil
bert, Beppy Gilbert, Ann Fow
ler, Loretta Rowe, Betty Jo
Davenport, Shirley Newberry,
Betty Williams. Margie At
wood, Harriet Hiday, Barbara
Pickens, Rosemary RowelL
Geri Radcliff, Judi Wood, Mrs.
Wes DeLapp, Mrs. Gary Tip
pets, Mrs. George Matter, Mrs.
R. B. Putman, Mrs. J. H. Put-
man, Mrs. Harold Phlllippe,
Mrs. W. C. Cavender.
Woodburn on Friday. Anmut
14. The evening program will
feature swimming. The group
will leave from the YWCA at
6:30 o'clock.
Any young adult desiring to
attend should telephone the
YWCA for further information.
Son for Robisons
From Oakland. Calif., comes
announcement of the birth of
a son, Richard Msnley. to Lt
and Mrs. Gerald M. Robison,
n Saturday- August 8. Lt
Robison is stationed with the
supply depot of the navy at
Oakland as a legal off leer. Also
welcoming the little boy is a
aister, Kathleen Claire. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Parker of Salem, this being
their fifth grandchild and first
grandson; and Mr. and Mrs.
Manley Robison of Salem.
Mrs. Parker-has gone to Oak
land to be at the home of her
daughter for two or three
weeks.
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VISITING her over Sunday
and Monday were General and
Mrs. Frank J. Baum of Los Angeles-
who were guests at the
home of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Brubeck. The Baums were
en rout home from a vacation
trip north.
Earlier this month, the Bru
becks and children, Donald and
Shannon, were en a trip to Vic
toria and Vancouver, B. C.
ALPHA DELTA PI alumnae
are to meet on Friday evening
at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Duncan- route 1, Independence.
HOSTESS at an informal
salad luncheon this afternoon
was Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert, en
tertaining in honor, of Mrs.
Paul Moser of New York City.
Mrs.- Moser Is on the board of
foreign missions of the Presby
terian church. She has been
visiting here with her son-in-
law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs.
Dean K. Brooks, and will be
leaving later this week for San
Francisco, then east
CHI OMEGA Mothers club
met Friday for a picnic supper
at the home of Mrs. H. E. Smed
ley. At the business meeting, new
officers were elected. Mrs.
Theodore Adams was named
president; Mrs. Louis du Buy
vice president; Mrs. Wendell
Munson, secretary; Mrs. Jessie
Payne, treasurer. I
....
Is Bride-elect The engagement of Miss Mary Ann
Fischer, above, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fischer,
to Richard J. DeRosier, son of Mrs. Beatrice DeRosier,
was announced recently. (Steimonts studio 'picture)
Duo Plan
To Be Wed
On Aug. 30
A wedding of late August
will be that of Miss Marilyn
Annette Quamme and D. Doug
las McLeod.
The ceremony is arranged for
3 o'clock the afternoon of Sun
day, August 30, in the First
Congregational church. The re
ception following also will be
at the church.
The bride-to-be is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Quamme and Mr. McLeod is
the son of Mrs. Helen B. Mc
Leod, all of Salem.
...
VISITING here are Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Hulsey and
daughters, Kay and Jan, Cas
tro Valley, Calif., who are
guests at the home of Mr. Hul
sey's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Muell-
haupt.
While the visitors are here,
the 20th wedding anniversary
for the Muellhaupts and the
birthday anniversary of Mr.
Muellhaupt are to be observed.
For Miss Rogers
Unnnrln Mill Colleen RO(-
ers- who is to be married on
ii.niii 20 to Eueene Zucer.
Miss June Haugen was hostess
last week at a shower ana aes
sert luncheon party.
Feting the bride-to-be were
Mrs. James A. Rogers, airs
Psuline Zuger, Mrs. Reel. Mrs,
John Day, Mrs. Robert Schnl
Hrr Mn. Robert Feller. Mrs.
Richard Alien. Mrs. wmiam
Xrinvh Mn Gilbert Adams.
Mr. Jimiti Bairev. Mrs. Clyde
Major and the nosiess.
Brennans Due
Due to arrive in Salem Sun
day to be here for a few days
are Lt. Col. and Mrs. JTeaericit
Brennan, who have been in
Honolulu. While in the capital
the Brennans will be at the
Marlon hotel. They and their
son, John, are now visiting in
Portland.
A no-host picnic supper is
planned by a group of friends
on Sunday evening to honor
the Brennans, the affair to be
at the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brownell.
Wedding on
August 21
Announced for Friday, Au.
gust 21, is the wedding of Miss
Lorraine Elvera Nyquist of
Woodburn and Charles Victor
Courier of Hubbard.
The ceremony will be int.
emnized at 8 o'clock that eve.
nlng in the Woodburn Four.
square church.
The bride-elect Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ny.
quist of Seio and is employed
at Woodburn. Mr. Courter is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ley Courter of Hubbard and is
employed in the composine
room at the Capital Journal.
For Bride-Elect
Among affairs hnnnri..
Miss JoAnne Maiek. hn
to be married on August 23 to
Allan J. Olson, will be the
party for which Mrs. Barnes
Rogers and Miss Mary Feike
will entertain at the home of
Mrs. Rogers next Monday eve
ning. ,
LEAVING this week for a
trip east are Chief Justice Earl
C. Latourette of the state su
preme court and Mrs. La tour
ette. Mrs. Latourette left today
for Denver to visit relatives,
Justice Latourette to join her
there later, the two then to go
to Boston to attend the annual
conference of chief justices and
the American Bar association.
They will be in New York City
for a week before returning
west They plan to be gone
three weeks.
COMDR, LEWIS B. MELSON
was a visitor here over the
week end at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy S.
Melson. Comdr. Melson is sta
tioned In Wasnlngton, D. C,
but has been at San. Diego on
scientific work and flew north
from San Diego for his visit
here.
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Today's Menu
Featherllght cake filled with
berries and cream make an out-ef-thls-world
dessert
Company Sapper
Boiled Chicken with Creole
Sauce
Fluffy Rice Green Peas
Salad Bread and Butter
Blueberry Boston Cream Pie
Beverage
Blueberry Boston Cream He
Ingredients: 1H cups sifted
cake flour, 1V teaspoons bak-
ins Dowder. Vt tM.nnnn .alt 9
eggs (separated and at room
temperature) cup cold wa
ter, 1H cups sugar, IV, tea
spoons vanilla- 4 teaspoon
lemon extract, 1 cup heavy
cream (whipped), 1 pint culti
vated blueberries.
Method: Line bottom of two
by 8 by 2 inch pans with
waxed paper; grease paper. Sift
flour, baking powder and salt
together. Beat egg yolks and
water until tripled in volume.
Gradually beat In sugar. Con
tinue to beat until light colored
and thick enough to mound
lightly about 10 minutes.
Stir in flavorings. Add flour
mixture all at once; fold it in.
Beat egg whites until stiff but
not dry; fold Into yolk mixture
until blended. Pour into pre
pared pans. Bake in moderate
(330 F.) oven 30 to 33 min
utes or until done. Invert pans
en cake rack until cake Is cold.
Remove from pans; remove
paper. Put a generous layer of
whipped cream and berries be
tween cakes; top with .remain
ing cream and berries.
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