THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oreffoa
Friday, August 14, 1953
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Peg in Washington
-BI ALENE (FEG) PHILLIfS-
Washington, D. C, Aug. 10
DeerMaruni
Washington lan art con'
viaced that not only the Fresl
iM but also the First Lad is
entitled to vacation and
thoroufh relaxation In Color
ado. ThoM who havt obaerved
bar schedule from inaugural
time to the mora recent week
have marvelled at her ability
to participate continuously in
all type of activities. Un
doubiedty she ha relieved the
Preatdeal ei some of the social
demand oi the ol tee. as ahe
Ksa wekvsoed group for
etopea base could not be found
ki tua actwjule ef eoatereocea
sKutuj the eeeoisj; seooiha of
spring when flower were
blooming in abundance that I
should take long look at
them, a toon there would be
no color at alL Consequently,
I have been delighted to find
that prediction not completely
accurate. Of course, many
householder don't take the
time to raise summer flowers
as it requires more effort How
ever, there are cannas, marl
golds, gladiolas, salvia (earlier
here than at home), varieties
of daisies, geraniums, petunias
to mention those that come
quickly to mind. One particular
beautiful display is in front of
the Naval Hospital, where the
red of geraniums, and the white
tse aanuMBCratwa. No aatv d nearly blue of petunias
ka so wekvmwt thee - Provide a patriotic foreground.
fatly ID Wjis Hvuae but' w happened along by the hoe
toe S fwm Vxt wareatb. : P11 evening just as the
ot a ttmnut cwuni as M wu ttopping all cart on
ei'cjo ot bee- ta i-,ft driveway that circlet
Oft at ntl imtttwe. bw i Uirous ground- Curiously
Iwt tft lirw, o watched two officers and
uitwlhm. tt he an. de!. " "? roadw5r
wW. . tkat B.duSove! L",W" i?
toe mirwiuww moce tl5e.,ow"!d
t mtfli rhm.-w-w." n mr dv""d. hndIe
i a mi; suine oe? tt dr oUlr ,t?di
aie aim SSL1!
. .r." "w auault of aundown and
C . ewcuted with dispatch.
"" -" -jy, Hospital to an im
lIMHr-VWi KW 'mCW- U... with II. mX.
othoifTjMit Hurrrymt tth lime oracraper architecture.
t oXf tmt JlnwS?' cannot aee it, however,
Mtx. h,n!iut thinking of the tragic
iiiwkiiih)'w.u w ai- th, Forrestal career.
fcl)sow-ninheFma lfiy i i. wouldn't do to end on
utut rmrtre, :th horlniae e-li B0te, which gives me an
Mnlsuiotn whlnn b (to-j excuse to tell you of the little
Time, ti viajunj mm- white lion statues on the balus-
eir ir ywui ant! ynant jope
olubs thnt wn tlfvm a wI
. Nim, ehe Im numafed to have
anme ilnfnrmaS at beme at
Kirum tn 4he mnmisg. When
I read m ynnr Jtaces of the fre
eaent "Voffoet in Salem, I
think rf the same by which
ttie British would call these
' morning at homes "elev
enses certainly a descrip
tive title.
Someone told me in the
trade of the porch above on a
third floor balcony of the brick
bouse next door to my apart
ment So small in size for out
door ornamentation, but the
thing that strikes me every time
I see them is that they are
neither louchant or rampant
they are haunchant II you
don't find that word in the dic
tionary, you might substitute
rumDant for rampant. xours
with tongue in cheek. Peg,
Engagement
Announced
Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Biseniu announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Mis Patricia Bisenlui, to Pvt.
James T. Kirklin, son of Mr.
T. E. Kirklin of Salem. The
news was revealed at a dinner
party given Tuesday evening at
the home of the bride-elect's
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bi
aenius at Garden Home.
Pvt. Kirklin 1s with the
U. S. A. F. recruiting station
in Portland.
Honor Mrs. Brown
The annual family picnic
honoring Mrs. Amelia J. Brown
of Salem, who celebrated her
81tt birthday anniversary on
August 8, was in Champoeg
Park.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Bell and Mr. Violet
Lesher of Salem, Mr. and Mrt.
L. K. Mello of Lot Angeles, Mr.
and Mrt. A. W. Andrewt, Wood
bum, Johnny A. Andrew of
Springfield, Mr. and Mrt. Nor
man Bell, Charles and Clifton
of Albany, Mrs. Gerald Shorey,
Sandra Lee and Carol Ann of
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. O. R.
Sumner, Pamelia, Roy Alden,
Phillip and Benny of Portland.
A guest wat Mitt AryllsrEyer
ly of Roberts.
RETURNING to Salem to
live it Mrs. Irene Curtis Allen,
who will be employed at the
Marion County welfare. Mr.
Allen is a former teacher at Sa
lem high school, and has been
working for the Umatilla coun
ty welfare for several yeart.
She la the daughter of Mrs. Ad
die Curtis, and will reside In
the Skiff apartment.
Today's Menu
Honors Visitor
Honoring her house guest,
Mrs. Bodra Hawkins of Gower,
Missouri, Mrt. R. F. Nolan in
vited a group of friends to an
informal coffee party Friday
morning, at her home on' Ever
green street. Mrs. Hawkins and
her ton are visiting Mrt. No
lan for few dayt.
savwtfe3t
Try thit piquant - flavored
open sandwich when you want
aomethlng delightfully differ
ent for lunch.
Bummer Luncheon
Open Tongue and Pimiento
Sandwiches
Salad Bowl
Fresh Peach Pie Beveraga
Open Tongue and Fhnlente
Sandwiches
Ingredients'. IVt cups finely
diced cooked smoked tongue
(lightly packed), cup may
onnaise, 1 teaspoon prepared
yellow mustard, 1V teaspoons
minced ehives, dash of pepper,
I esg whites, 4 slices bread.
Method: Mix together the
tongue, mayonnaise, mustard.
ehives and pepper. Beat egg
whites until stiff but not dry;
fold into tongue mixture. Mean
while toast bread on one tide;
spread tongue mixture on
toasted tides of bread, being
ea refill to cover edget. Broil
ander moderate heat about 10
minutes. Makea 4 servings.
Accent Club
Accent club met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrt.
Robert Dant, with Mrt. Ivan
Bowers assisting. Refresh
ments were served and garnet
were enjoyed. Mr. Robert
Pickerel won the prize. The
group discussed plans for a
home nursoing course to begin
in October.
Guest for the evening was
Mrs. E. T. Rogers. Members
present were Mrt. Manfred
Anson, Mrs. Ralph Barnes,
Mrt. Ivan Bowert, Mrt. Clark
Clarkton, Mrt. Francis Davit,
Mr. Robert Dent, Mrt. George
Donohoe, Mrt. Jamet W. Goin,
Mrt. Loren Hicks, Mrt. Basil
Hutchint, Mrt. Charle Mc
Carthy, Mrt. Joe Mozena, Mrt.
Elwood Myert, Mrt. Robert
Pickerel, Mrt. W. A. Smith,
Mr. L. E. Watson.
Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fore
man entertained Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Foreman's aunt,
Mrt. Mabel Elgin, who it leav
ing for Lot Angeles.
- Guests for the evening were
Mr. and Mrt. Leon Perry, and
sons Stephen, David, Dennis,
Mrs Perry's mother, Mrt. Hen
ry Marsden, Mr. and Mrt. Rob
ert Elgin and tont, Ro.oert and
Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrt. Robert
Anderson, and Robert, Mr. and
Mrt. Harrison Elgin, Jr., and
children, Harrison and Flor
ence, and Mr. Elgin't mother,
Mrt. H. W. Elgin, Mrt. Fore
man'! mother, Mrs. Kate Elgin,
and aunt, Mrt. Ellen Godfrey,
Miss Judy Foreman, Vernon
Rouse, and Mr. and Mrs. Foreman.
MR. AND MRS. Oval Harris
and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon De
catur attended the picnic of
Nomads of Avrudaka and
Knights of Khortssan last Sat
urday evening at the Corvallls
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff W.
Raber.
8ILVERTON Immanuel Lu
theran Woman's Missionary
federation is to meet August
20, Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock in the parish fireside
room. The lesson: "God Wanta
to Dwell Among Us," will be
by Mrs. Edgar Norton. Mrs.
Daryl Johnson will direct de
votions. Hostesses are Mrs. O'
car Strand, Mrt. Olaf Tokttad,
Mrs. S. A. Funrut and Mrs.
Alfred Johnson.
Committees
Are Listed
For Bazaar
Committees from women'
organization in St. Paul' Ep
iscopal church working on the
all-church bazaar and lunch
eon on December 4 have been
named by Mrs. John A. Dyke
general chairman. The women'
groups are all busy now with
work on their project for the
annual affair.
Personnel of the committees
includes:
The W o m a n's auxiliary
Mrs. is. Li. banders, president:
Mrs. Clark C. McCall, chair
man, Mrs. Prince W. Byrd, Mr.
Wayne Gordon and Mr. A. C.
F. Perry, co-chairmen.
St. Paul' guild Mrs. Rich
ard Barton, president; Canter
bury club, Mrs. Dean Brooks
Junior guild Mrs. John S
Tyler, Jr., president; Mrt. Mil.
ler B Hayden, chairman; Mrs
Louise E. Muller and Mrs. Gale
L. Fox, co-chairman
Saint Agnes guild Mrs Ha
zel Johnson, president: Miss
Freda Cherrington, chairman,
Mrs. Hope Edwards and Miss
Irene de Lisle, co-chairmen
Saint Anne't guild Mrt
Jamet Walton, president; Mr.
Jack Lochead, chairman, and
Mrt. George S. Hoffman, co-
chairman.
Saint Elizabeth'! guild Mrt
Philip W. Allison, president
and chairman, Mrt. R. H. Bal
dock, co-:hairman, and Mrt. T.
W Creech, purchasing chair
man. Saint Helena's guild Mrs.
Robert G. Brady, Jr., president
and chairman, and Mri). James
Mount, co-chairman.
Saint Cecelia's guild Mrs.
H. B. Collins, president; Mrs.
H. L. Williamscn, chairman.
St. Mary's guild Mrt. S. D.
Wiles, president; Mrs. Vernon
Shay, chairman, and Mrs. Ed
Lewis, co-chairman.
Picnic .for
Alumnae, Actives
About 40 attended the picnic
for Gamma Phi Beta alumnae
and actives, Thursday evening
at the home of Mrt. Harold M.
Olinger. On the committee
were Mrt, Lester Carter, Mrs.
Seth P. Smith, Mri. Ralph
Boone and Mri. Olinger.
Miss Alice Lehman ,who wat
counsellor at the summer
camp maintained by Gamma
Phi Beta for underprivileged
children out of Vancouver, B.
C, reported on her experience
there. Mitt Joyce Armstrong
talked on the UO chapter of
Gamma Phi Beta and Miss
Mary Felke on the OSC chapter.
Mr. Walter Barsch reported
on the two girl to whom Gam
ma Phi Beta alumnae of Sa
lem gave campership for the
YWCA camp.
The group voted to atart it
meetingi In the fall on the
first Tuesday of October.
IN TILLAMOOK today to
take in the annual Tillamook
County Fair are Governor and
Mrs. Paul L. Patterson.
Meet at Picnic
Insurance Women's associa
tion of Salem met at the Ray
mond A. Hoffman residence,
Wednesday evening. A picnic
supper wat served in the gar
den.
The president. Mitt Leona
Teske, announced the club
member have been Invited by
the Salem Insurance associa
tion to attend their picnic at
Silver Creek Falls park on
August 19. . Transportation
will be furnished members
wishing to attend. Guests
were Mist Anita Davit and
Miss Mary McClain.
The hostess, Mrt. Raymond
A. Hoffman, was assisted by
Mrs. Lester G. Seldler, Mrs.
Halie Eckley, Miss Leona
Teske and Miss Nila Cluett.
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Wed at Mt Angel Mr. and Mn. Dale Donald Mayfield
(Janice C. Brock) were married last Saturday at St.
Mary't church, Mt. Angel. The bride it the daughter of
Mr. and Mrt. Joseph A. Brock of Woodburn and Mr.
Mayfield is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mayfield of
Camas, Wash. The couple will live at Condon. (Jesten
Miller studio picture)
ptjst
Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRX FISCHER
nam
Some Notations . .
: By M. L F.
Dinner Hosts
THE SMART SHOP
FOB
VANITY PAIR
LINSERII
IIS N. Liberty
Silverton Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Francis were dinner
hosts on the eve of the depart
ure of Mr. and Mrt. Tom Blun
dell who left Saturday for Eu
gene and Medford for a brief
vitit before taking a plane for
several months' visit In Fair
banks, Alaska.
Other guests were a daughter
of the Blundells, Mrt. Andrew
Hakonson, here with her par
ent! from her horn in Greely,
Colorado; and a house guext of
Mr. and Mrt. Francia, Mrs. Wil
liam Breen, who left for her
home in Chicago following sev
eral weekt in Silverton where
she wat extentively eted. Mrt.
Breen it a eouiin of Mrt. Fran
cis. The Blur.dellt will visit at
the homes of their children in
Eugene, Medford and Alaska.
School days are not far awav
and already there are social
activities for the young folk
planning to go away for col-
lege this next year. . . Mist
Louise Owens, daughter of Mr.
and Mrt. Elmer Worth, and
Miss Beverly Bell, daughter of
nir. and Mrs. Frank Couver
Bell, are two Salem sir Is who
will be attending Mills college
in California this fall. . . The
two have received invitations
to attend a swim and picnic
party planned for next Monday
evening Dytne Portland Alum
nae club of Mills college, the
party to De at the home of Mrs.
Guy Neeleyt on Faliiade Ter
race at Oswego . . . The affair
it arranged between 8:30 and
8 o'clock . . Attending as spe
cial guests will be the girls en
tering this fall, also those al
ready students at the college. .
miss aeu will be a junior at
Mills, receiving another $500
scholarship for the year. . . .
Miss Owens will be a freshman.
From now on, too, much plan
ning is going on for the new
school year by the large group
oi aaiem girls planning to at
tend University of Oregon or
Oregon State college. . .
An interesting visitor In'the
capital is Mrs. Hngh Moore of
Muncle, Ind., a long-time friend
of Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis . . .
Mrs. Moore was greeted by a
group of Salem friends of Mrt.
Lewis at a charmingly arrang
ed tea at the Lewis home on
Lane Place, Thursday after
noon. . . Mrs. Mopre it here for
a week't visit . . The tea table
was an especially beautifully
arranged one. . . It was covered
with a handsome white em
broidered, lace edged cloth. . .
The centerpiece ' was an ar
rangement of pink carnations
and roses, purple asters and
stock. The same shades of pink
and purple featured the bouquet
on tne bullet with pale pink ta
pers in silver holders at either
side. . . The Lewis home was
a cool retreat from the blazing
sun outside. . . Admired by
guests were the colorful be
gonias lining the walk to the
front door. . .
'
A delightfully informal gath- I
ering Thursday afternoon was
the party for which Mr. Rob
ert E. Corey and her sister,
Mrs. D. W, Richardson, were
hostesses at the Corey home on
Party for
Miss Majek
Miss JoAnne Majek, bride
elect of Allan J. Olson, was
honored at a surprise shower
given Thursday evening by
her bridge club, Mist Joan
Marie Miller being hottest for
the party.
Attending were Mist Majek,
Miss Mary Feike, Miss Joyce
Armstrong, Mrs. Louis Lorenz,
Mrs. Allan R. Mann, Jr., Miss
Anne Forristel, Miss Marjorie
Becke and Miss Miller, the hit
ter's mother, Mrs. Vera W.
Miller who assisted.
VISITORS at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Decatur
are Mrs. Decatur's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Bain of Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Tonight the Decaturt are en
tertaining at dinner for Mr. and
Mrt. Bain, Mr. and Mrs. John
Banloh, and Mr. and Mrt. Da
vid Weatherbee, Dave, Jr., and
aaiiy.
Chapter
Picnic on
Thursday
Alpha Pti chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met for its annual
picnic Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrt. W. W.
McKinney, on Pringle road.
Mrs. McKinney and Mrs. E. W.
Robertson were honored on
their birthdays. A business
meeting followed. The pro
gram chairman presented plans
for the program for the ensu
ing year. The group will
again have the project of dress
ing a doll to be given away.
Present for the evening were
Mr. rand Mrs. A. J. Becker, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hunsaker,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McClain,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Post,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Shaw,
Miss Grace Carman, Miss Lu
cile Higby and Mr. and Mrt.
McKinney.
Miss Sika
Bride-Elect
Mt. Angel Mrt. Oswald Sika
It announcing the engagement
oi ner daughter, Miss Ellen
Marie Sika, to Robert Lawson
Compton, ton of Mr. and Mrt.
Miles Crmpton of Salem.
Miss Sikk was graduated
from Mount Angel academy
and attended Oregon State col
lege. Mr. Compton is a gradu
ate of Oregon State college and
is on the staff of the Shell Oil
company in aouthern Califor
nia. An early September wedding
is being planned.
VISITORS at the home of
Dr. and Mrt. L. O. Clement are
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barnett and
sons, Tom, Jim and Terry, of
Stockton, Calif. The visitors
also are guests of Mrs. Barnett's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. George LaBorde.
Visitors Stop
Silverton Mrs. George
Beebe, her two sons and daugh
ter, George Jr., Bruce and
Kathy, of Sunland, a suburb of
Los Angeles, were guest of the
F. M. Powellt Wednesday. The
visitors were overnight guests
at the Independence home of
the Marshall Powells.
Completing their summer va
cation the Beebes plan to spend
some time with relatives in Se
dro Wooley, Wash., and Seat
tle, where George Beebe plans
to join them, coming by plane
from southern California, and
from there they will visit places
of interest in western Canada.
The family plan a loneer stav
with Silverton friends on their
return trip to their home.
V. "r. . : V I
Wed Recently Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tolmsoff (Irene)
Reznicsek) were married last week-end. The bride it the
daughter of Mrt. Albert Reznicsek of North Howell and
Mr. Tolmsoff it the son of Mr. and Mrt. John Tolmsoff
of Salem. (Jesten-Miller ttudio picture)
New Sojourners
Are Welcomed
Prospective members intro
duced Thursday at the Sojourn
ers club meeting at the Salem
Woman a club included Mrs.
Paul Everett, Mrs. Allen Fer
rin, Mrs. Anna Wolford, Mrs.
Arthur McCall, Mrs. James Mc
Farland, Mrs. Dennis Dejong,
and Mrs. Robert Hostetter.
Mrs. Warren Murray was wel
comed a a new member and
Mrs. Ralph McLeod was intro
duced as her house guest.
Cool-looking blue hydran
geas centered the tables for the
dessert luncheon served by
Mrs. C. T. Danen and her com
mittee, Mrs. Austin Elvers,
Mrs. Alice Woods, Mrs. Wilson
Highley and Mrs. E. C. Engvall.
Cards were in play during
the afternoon with prizes being
awarded to Mrs. Ralph McLeod,
Mrs. James McFarland, Mrs.
Paul van de Velde, Mrs. Laura
Fletcher and Mrs. William
Shriver.
Announcement was made of
the luncheon meeting to be at
Silver Creek Falls on August
27. Reservations are to be made
with Mrt. Everett Day or Mrt.
Robert Parkt before August 25.
Transportation will be ar
ranged as in former years. Pres
ent board member serving a
hostesses include Mrs. Day,
Mrt. Parks, Mrs. V. C. Fletch
er, Mrs. Sidney Stenerodden,
Mrt. Karl Olson, Mr. William
Leeper, Mrs. Clifford Wlmber
ly, Mrs. Lester Orton, Mrt. C,
O. Fredrickton, Mrs. Kenneth
Cole, Mrs. Frank Bishop and
Mrs. P. C. Anderson.
SUSAN OLINGER celebrat
ed her 13th birthday anniver
sary last Saturday and wa
honored at a supper in the
garden at the home of her
parents, Dr. and Mrt. Harold
M. Olinger. Nine friends were
invited,
.
HOME from a ten-day vaca
tion trip to Lake Tahoe, San
Francisco and along the coast
route north are Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Jones, Jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Wells.
MARJORIE
MONTGOMERY
DRESSES
at the
LtniE FRENCH SHOP
113 N. High St
North 23rd. . . Twas just as
the clever invitation! taid it
would be, an ice cream tocial,
ana wnai a perfect alternoon
for ice cream. . . No coffee, tea
or punch, but ice cream either
as plain ice cream, sundaes or
root beer floats and did the
guests enjoy it on the warm
afternoon it turned out to be!
The "soda fountain" wat set up
on the patio, each guest order
ing her choice then relaxing
to enjoy it in the gardens or in
the house. . . Certainly the'
grown-ups were the envy of the
young fry in the neighborhood.
considering the ice cream treats
. Carrying out the theme of
the invitations which were in
the shape of ice cream cones
were the decorations. . . On
the front door was a large ice
cream with a peppermint strip
of "Hi" above ... On the mantel
in the living room were colored
straws in an ice cream contain
er with little ice cream men at
either side. . . For the group
attending it was a "hit" party
of the season. , .
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