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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, gal . Orero
Thnradart Autist 13, 1953
Capital Women
Edited MARIAN LOWBT flsCHU
Hales Plan
Reception
On Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hale
have Invitation out for a re
ception for which they are en
tertaininf next Tuesday eve
ning, August 18. to honor their
on and daughter-in-law, Lt
and Mn. Paul Allen Hale. Jr.
The young Hales were re
cently married and are expect,
d to arrive In Salem thlj
week-end.
The reception will be at 8:30
o'clock in the Golden Phea
ant
, .
WELCOMED home from an
extended ftay In the east are
Mn. Loring Schmidt and tons,
Bucky and Bobby. They went
firrt to Chevy Chase, Mary
land, to visit Mrs. Schmidt's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
P. Sweeny. With the Sweenys
then went to Atlantic Beach In
North Carolina. Mrs. Schmidt
and sons stopped in Chicago
and at Yellowstone en route
home.
AT NESKOWIN this week
have been Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hadley and children, Eileen,
Alan, Bruce and Nancy, being
there with Mrs. Hadley's par
ents. Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Douglas McKay, who
nave oeen west tor a few days.
Tea for Visitor
Honoring her house ' guest,
Miu Wilms Hughell of Hunt
ington Park, Calif., Mrs. W.
S. Ankney Is entertaining ln
formally at tea Friday after
noon at her home. Guests are
Invited to call between t and
6 o'clock. Miss HugheU is
here for a week. She is in
the guidance department at
Huntington Park high school.
VISITORS at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Rundstrom
are Miss Else Petersen and
Miu Karen Madsen, exchange
students from Denmark. Miss
Petersen and Miss Madsen
, were the first Denmark girls
to receive Fullbright scholar
ships, and for the past year
they have been attending Co
lumbia university In New
York. They are leaving Thurs
day for California to continue
their tour of the United States
before leaving for Denmark
where they plan to be by
cnristmat time.
Duo Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wal-
ther of Dayton are announcing
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Donna Walther, to El
ver uoara, ion o: Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Hoard of Dayton.
No date Is set for the wed
ding, but lt la planned for the
early spring. Mr. Hoard was
graduated from Dayton high
scnooi ana is with Western
Electric company In Portland.
Thhe bride-elect la a senior at
Dayton high.
AT NESKOWIN this month
are Mrs. John Steelhammer
and daughter, Jan, Mr. Steel
hammer joining hit family at
week-ends.
Daughter Born
From Eugene comes news
of the birth of a second daugh
ter, Linda Lee, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd V. Lewis. The baby was
born Tuesday, August 11, at
Sacred Heart General hospital.
The older daughter la Chris
tine. Grandparents are Dr. and
Mrs. Burton A. Myers of Sa
lem and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Lewis of Merrill, Ore. Grsat
frandmothera are Mrs. I. A.
McQvaln of Ealem and Mrs.
Effle Tolle of Klamath Falls.
Christina Lewis has been visit
ing at the Myers home.
MRS. CARL PORTER ef
Albany has Invited a group of
Salem friends to a luncheon
at the Aero club In Portland
en Saturday.
Honors Visitor
Honoring her daughter, Mrs.
Wallace Hancock of Los An
geles, Mrs. Roy E. Smith is en
tertaining Friday morning at
an Informal coffee. Guests are
invited to come at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. J. G. Hurd, another
daughter of Mrs. Smith, will
assist Mrs. Hancock and chil
dren, Jacque and Tracey, came
two weeks ago, Mrs. Hancock
joining his family last weekend.
Plan Suppers .
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Neuman and Mr. and .Mrs.
Robert Sears are to be hosts
for two supper parties this
week-end at the' Neuman
home, guests being Invited for
buffet affairs on Saturday and
Sunday evenings.
Rhotens Return
Mr. and Mrs. George
Rhoten, daughter, Miss Merle
Rhoten, and son, David RhO'
ten, returned last evening from
a two-week trip in the Cana
dian Rockies. They went first
to Radium Hot Springs, then
to Banff, Jasper park and
Lake Louise.
Early in September, Miss
Rhoten will leave for Sacra
mento, Calif., to teach. Miss
Lois Burris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Burris of Sa
lem, also will be teaching in
Sacramento and leaves with
Miss Rhoten.
David Rhoten leaves the sec
ond week-end In September to
resume hi work at University
of Washington.
Coffee .
To Be for
Miss Beat
. Honoring Miss Elizabeth
Beat, who la leaving in the
early fall to continue work at
University of Oregon, Mrs.
George Gregor la entertaining
at an Informal coffee Friday
morning at her home. Guests
have been Invited to call be
tween 10 a.m. and noon and
Include YWCA friends and co
workers of Miss Beat
Miss Beat has been program
director at the YWCA for the
past two years.
Large Group
Going to Camp
A large group of Salem
girls will be attending the
YWCA camp at Silver Creek
camp area, August IS to 22.
Following la the list of girls
going to the camp for that
period: -
Kathy Archer, Diana Arling,
Sharon Beeler, Theresa Beu-
tell, Janet Bo?lt, Joyce Burke,
Barbara Burns. Patav Cadwal-
lader, Wyetta Capps, Patti
Claggett Katie Coan, Marilyn
Coffel Barbara Lee Cole, Janet
Curry, Sharon Lou Cushing,
Janet Davenport Suzanne
Davis, Roberta DeWeese, Betty
Jean Dyke, Julie Erickson, La-
verne Farris, Gail Fitzgerald
Claudia Fluke, Judy Frost
Gloria G. Gogle, Valerie
Greene, Susan Grier, Donna
Hamman, Nancy Hammer,
Judy Harman, Sheryl Helge-
son, Barbara Henken, Norma
Hooper, Ruby Hooper, Beth
Horn, Susan Jackson, Dottye
Jones, Roxanne Kaiser, Linda
Kern, Stefanie Kurtz, Sharon
Langley, DeEtta Lefor, Sharon
LeQuest, Mary Beth Locken
our, Anne E. McDonough,
Joyce Mennis, Susan Merrill,
Denice Miller, Barbara Morris,
Nadine Nelson, Kay Nickels,
Sally Osko, Marilyn Page, Judy
Pengra, Judith Perkey, Janice
Phillips, Louise Powell, Judy
Powers, Beverly Ready, Con
nie Reaney, Marilynn Reaney,
Ann Robinson, Linda Scofield,
Judie Seamster, Dianne Shel
ton, Patricia Jean Stevenson,
Carol Stolk, Patricia Ann Test,
Imogtne Thomas, Susan Todd, !
Clarissa Tomlinson, Sharon
Truax, Sandra True, Patricia
Unrein, Barbara Wallace, Mar
got Wing, Mary Wood, Anna
Mae Wright Colleen Zamzow.
Guests at Dance
Several guests attended the
iirque ciuo aance on Saturday
evening at izaaa waiter league
club house. The party was an
informal one. featurinc th
tneme, -vacation Daze." Sign
posts, travel posters on the wall
and maps on the table carried
out the theme.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Don E. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Pittman, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Jay McMurran, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Christensen, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strebig.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ahlers, Lt
and Mrs. Dwlght Quisen berry.
SALEM FRIENDS said fare
well to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T.
Mansfield who with their
children, Emily Ann. Margaret
and Donald, left lata Wednes
day for their new home In
Washington, D. C.
Son Is Born
A son, Kinley K. Adams,
was born Tuesday, August 11,
at Salem Memorial hospital to
Mr. and Mrs. Kenard Adams.
The grandparents are Dr. and
Mrs. Kinley K. Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Lam-
kin, all of Salem, and great
grandparents are Mrs. J. E.
Kirkpatrick of Salem and Mrs.
George Adams of Mt Vernon,
Wash.
PairTell
Engagement
Announcement has been made
by Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Love of Portland of the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Miss Shirley Jean Love, to Cole
Philip Stephens, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Stephens ox sa-
lem.
An early spring wedding is
planned.
Miss Love attended Oregon
State college and is affiliated
with Alpha Chi Omega soror-!
ity. Mr. Stephens la a graduate ;
of Willamette university where
he is a member of Phi Delta
Theta fraternity. He is now at-"
tending University of Oregon
medical school where be is a
member of Pi Beta Pi medical
group. .
Dance Group
Four Corners The Circle 4
dance club will meet Friday,
August 14. at 8:30 p. m., in the
Community hall. Mrs. Frank
Stone, who recently attenaea
the Institute of folk dancing at
the College of the Pacific 'In
Stockton, Calif., will be the In
struetor, bringing new dances
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rang will oe sir. ana jurs
Frank Earnest Mr. and. Mrs.
Jack Groves. Mr. and Mrs. Art
Woelk. Visitors are welcome,
Oak Knoll Women
Visit at Albany
A large group of members
from Oak Knoll Ladies Golf
club went to Albany today for
a return visit with the women
golfers there.
Yesterday, 18 women- from
Rlverwood club were guests of
the Oak Knoll group. A no-host
luncheon was served at the Y
cafe at noon. Prizes for the
day went to the following: Ri-
verwood women, Mrs. William
Foster, low net; Mrs. Clyde
Bailey, low gross; Mrs. Clyde
Bailey, points; Salem women,
Mrs. E. J. Studebaker, low net;
Mr. Arvid Friedland, low
gross; Mrs. Leland Lefors,
points.
At the luncheon, Mrs. Wil
liam A.hhv nreiented the Oak
Knoll trophy to Mrs. Leland
Lefors for a low net of 234 on
54-hole play. Mrs. Leland Plant
was runner-up with 2S4.
Engagement Told
Mrs. R. A. White, Brooks, Is
announcing the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Kathleen N.
White, to Wayne A. Johnson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albin
Johnson, of Silverton.
No data has been set for the
wedding.
MT. ANGEL Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Aman have as their
guests their daughter and
MMlMhllHrn Mrs. Rnhrt An.
pleby and children, Gary, Pa.
tricia and Linda of Eugene.
Gary will stay with his grand
mother. Mrs. R. O. Appleby.
during the bean picking season.
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This delicate frozen dessert
la a cool ending for summer
meat
Friday Fare
Salmon 8teaka with Cucumber
Mayonnaise
F trilled New Potatoes
Green Peas
Bread and Butter
Froren Apricot Cream
Frosted White Cake Squares
Beverage
Froaea Apricot Cream
Ingredients: 1 cup apricot
fruit nectar, 20 marshmallows,
H teaspoon salt 1 tablespoons
lemon juice, 1 cup cream.
Method: Heat nectar and
snarshmallowa over simmering
water until marshmallows are
melted; cover and stir occa
sionally. Remove from heat;
dd salt and lemon juice; cool.
Whip cream and fold in. Pour
Into refrigerator tray; place in
freezing compartment with
oontrol aet at lowest tempera
ture; freeze without stirring.
When firm, reset temperature
control to normal. Makes about
servings.
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