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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1953)
"IS Mm vi MISS PATSY ALSO TO Oregon State will go Mlu Mr. and Mn. Fred Snider. 3 , , s UtitM-MlOar tMlo sieMn) MISS ANN 6ALLASPY ' ENROLLING AT Univertlty of Arizona will be Mia Anne Gallaspy, abrrs, iaaghter ef Mr. end Mn. Melvln G. Gallaspj. Miss Combs Bride Repeating their marriage vowi Fri day at the First Baptist church were Miu Pearl Oleta Combs, daughter of Mr. and Mn. R. A. Combi of Tablequah, Okla., and Donald Wesley Anderson, ion of the Wesley Andersons, Salem. The ceremony took place at 8:15 o'clock with the Rev. Thornton Jansma officiating. White and salmon gladi oluses decorated the church. Miss Joyce Johnson, cousin of the bridegroom, in rose dress, and Miss Lila Anderson, sister of the bridegroom, in lavender, lighted the tapers. John Schmidt, Jr., sang and Mrs. John Schmidt, Jr., played the wedding music. In Ivory Satin The bride wore an ivory slipper satin dress, with points of lace in overlay, buttons down the back, a lace yoke, long pointed sleeves, and full "skirt with full train. The short vejl extended from a coronation crown of rhinestones, seed pearls, and mother of pearl sequins. The bride carried a white Bible, topped with white orchid and stephanotis and ribbon streamers. She wore a strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Mr. Combs gave his daughter in marriage. Miss Ardith Combs, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a green taffeta dress with fitted bodice sweetheart neckline, and full skirt. She wore pearls that were a gift of the bride. Her flowers were a Colonial nosegay of aweet peas and stephanotis. Bridesmaids were Miss Alice Humph reys, in rose taffeta and Misa Wanda Johnson, cousin of the bridegroom, in yellow taffeta. Their dresses were styled in design the same as the honor attendant's. Arnold Llndstrand was best man. Groomsmen were John Perimsn, and Waldo Willecke. Ushers were Charle Johnson, Dean Woodring, and John Jelden. The bride's mother wore an egg-shell luit with navy accessories, and a pink CJutu-Mtllw (tuOlo plctun) SNIDER Fatiy Snider, above, the older daoihter ef , Friday Evening t corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore rose crepe dresa and a corsage of white flowers. Reception at Church . .. The reception followed in the Fire-' place room at the church. Mrs. Lloyd A. Smith cut the bride'a cake. Pouring were Mrs. Floyd Johnson, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. J. W. Humphreys. Mrs. Gaylord Sherman- was hostess. As sisting were Mrs. John Jelden, Misa Beverly Salsbury, Mrs. Richard Roth. Mrs. Evelyn Bartlett passed the guest book. In charge of the gifts were Mrs. Kenneth Anderson, Miss Lavurne Gam mon, and Mrs. Richard Roth. For traveling the bride wore s, two toned gray suit with red and gray ac cessories and a white orchid. After a trip to the coast states and southern states, the couple will be at home at 743 Pierce street, Minneapolis, Minn., where Mr. Anderson will attend Northwestern school. American War Mothers will meet for a no-host luncheon Tuesday at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. Walter Herberger 24S9 Mason street. Those attending are asked to bring table service. On the committee for the event are Mrs. Sally Gross, Mrs. Esie McFarland and Mrs. Ben Randall. Sunday the American War Mothers will have a memorial graveside service at 3:00 at the Pioneer cemetery for Mrs. Ada Skiff, and following, a service at the City View cemetery for Mrs. Linnie Lee and Mrs. Clara McDerby. Bronze American War Mothers markers will be placed on each grave. Mrs. Addie Curtis is chairman for the service. A regular meeting for the Oregon Grape camp. Royal Neighbors of Amer ica will be Wednesday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall at 8 o'clock. MISS JULIE ANOTHER enrallinr at University ef Orccoa will be Mix Julie Miller, above, the third danrhter of Dr. and Mrs. Vera W. Miller. Miss Steusloff Wed Today at Chapel Service Wed early this afternoon at an im pressive ceremony in the Treasure Is land naval chapel in San Francisco were Miss Martha Steusloff of Salem and Carlyle Vernon Thorup of Hayward, Calif. " The biide is. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Steusloff of Salem and Mr. Thorup is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. McVicar of Hayward, Calif. The service was solemnized at 1 o'clock, Comdr. Alden A. Read, USN chaplain, officiating. Miss Ruth Miliken played the organ music for the wedding. The brido wore a dress of whit French lace, designed with fitted bod ice, the skirt flaring out into fullness below with triangular insets of pleated tulle. The dress was designed in Paris for the bride. The veil was fingertip in length. For her flowers the bride carried a white orchid surrounded by lilies of the valley and stephanotis. Mr. Steusloff gave his daughter in mar riage. Miss Muriel Steusloff was her sUter's honor attendant. She wore a dress fashioned with pink velveteen top and full skirt of white Spanish lace. She carried a bouquet of pale pink begon ias. Miss Annette LaRue was Junior at tendant. She wore a white tucked dim ity dress and carried a nosegay. Don Nelson, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushering were Ivan Steusloff, brother of the bride, and Lambert C. Barnum. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Steousloff wore a printed silk suit with corsage of brown orchids. The bride groom's mother wore a cocoa brown satin dress with corsage of green or chids. The reception following was in the Commissioned Officers club annex. For going away the bride wore a green plaid suit with brown accessor ies and corsage of white orchids. Following a trip to Carmel, Calif., the couple will be at home at 55 Lorlng avenue, Mill Valley, Calif. The two circles of the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service of the Les lie Methodist church will elect new offi cers, and make their programs and plans for the new year at their meetings next Wednesday. Edna Holder circle will meet at Leslie church at 10:30 a.m. for a work and business session with a no-host luncheon at noon. Mrs. Edwin Thome will con duct a worship period. Evelyn DeVries circle will meet with Mrs. G. H. Tempeton, 219 East Brown ing avenue at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Mason Bishop will lead a devotional service and Mrs. Everett McRae will present a missionary program. Both circles will bring articles for a Christian box to go to Miss Edns Holder of Salem, mission ary in Puntamba, India, B'nai B'rith. Willamette chapter, No. 136, is sponsoring a tea Saturday eve ning at Temple Beth Sholom. Proceeds will go to buy ADL calendars for schools. Hostesses sre Mrs. Mike Stein bock and Mrs. Philip Steinbock. All members and friends of the. order sre invited. ' To British Columbia for a vacation hav gone Dr. and Mrs. Lynn M. Ham rr.erstad and children, John, Lynne and Charles. 4V i : 1 f s rr- - M M ; xt ' "J.- J v I (Mciwta stutt vklurt) MILLER 1) RIDE on August 28 will be Miss Jean Bull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bull, her marriage to Kenneth Kottke, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kottke, to be solemnized at 8 o'clock that evening in the First Bap tist church. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson is to officiate. Lighting the candles will- be Miu Macyle McKinney and , Miss Ruth Klann, the latter of Redmond. The bride's two sisters, Mrs. Robert HJort and Mrs. Robert Guthner, will be matrons of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Mona Browder of- Napa, Calif., Miss Barbara Claus of San Mateo, Calif., and Mrs. Dale Bull, sister-in-law of the bride. Best man is to be Herbert Fry. The ushers will include William Hudson, Robert Bishop, Ted McKillop, Robert Josse, Thomas Dickey and Ben Nanne man. The reception a bo is planned at the church. Garden Tea Next Friday A party of next week will be the garden one for which Mrs. Henry M. Hanzen and Mrs. John H. Johnson are to entertain on Friday, August 21. Guests are invited to call between S and 9 o'clock at the Hanzen home on South High street. Honor guest for the affair ia to be Mrs. Dick Hackett, Jr.,, of Stockton, Calif., who with Mr. Hackett will arrivo Monday for a visit with her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hutchens. They also will visit with Mr. snd Mrs. John H. Johnson and Mrs. Al lan R. Mann, Jr. Mrs. Hackett is cousin of Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Mann. Invited to pour are Mrs. Frederick S. Lamport, Mrs. Donald A. Young, Mrs. Taylor Hawkins snd Mrs. Daniel J. Fry. At the punch bowl will be Mrs. William R. Shlnn and Mrs. William Duncan. Assisting with the serving will be Mrs. Rollin Haag, Mrs. Donald Barnick, Mrs. Robert Ma it, Mrs. Earl Bogardus, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Rob ert W. Gormsen, Mrs. Allan GUliland, Mrs. Ronald Smith, Miss Msrgo Hud kins, Mrs. Roger Schnell, Honoring Miss Nancy Miller, who is to be married on August 20 to Paul S. Hawkins, Mrs. Wade Ellis is entertain ing on Wednesday mornng at an In formal coffee and kitchen shower. Guests, including mainly neighborhood friends, are invited to come at 10:30 o'clock. The hostess is being assisted by her sister, Mrs. Theodore Ullakko. The Salem Central WCTU will have its annual picnic on the lawn of thn Eu gene Prescott home, 1084 Oak street Tuesday, August 18. Anyone interested is invited to come snd bring a picnic basket. Coffee will be served. Regular business meeting for the Sedgewlck chapter. Woman's Relief corps, will be Friday st the Vetersns of Foreign Wars hall at 2 o'clock. Annual picnic of the Grand Army of the Republic will be at Oak park In Portland, Saturday. Going from Sa lem will be Mrs. Goldia F. Kyle, Mrs. W. G. Walker, and Mrs. William Beard. Sunshine circle, Woman's Society of Christian Service, West Salem Meth odist church, will meet Wednesday at the home of Miss Ruth Field, 124m Frsnklin street, st 11 o'clock. M.s. Os car Williams will preside at the meeting. 5 -A L I. I MISS LOUISE MILLS COLLEGE fa California win bt the alms, saatar for Mias Lscssa Owes above, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Worth. Fall Fashion Show of Zonta Next Friday; 500 Expected to Attend Topping social gatherings for next week will be the fashion show to be sponsored by Salem club of Zonta In ternational, women's service club, on -Friday evening, August 21, at the Amer ican Legion club. It will present a showing of the new est in fall fashions, arranged by Esther N Foster's shop. , (Editor's Note: Confidentially, this writer wants to say there has not been style event quite like this one it's really a swish and lush affair. And here's the hope the club members and Mrs. Foster will not be annoyed for fear we are giving away any secrets about the surprises for the evening the big secrets will be out the night of the show) To Aid TWCA . The style show is a major service project of the fail for the Zontians, all proceeds to go to the new YWCA build- . ing's fund. There are 600 tickets for the event snd no more admissions are being sold than there are tickets. Modela to wear the Tew styles in clude Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mrs. George Terry Hill, Mrs. Raymond Barrett of Albany, Mrs. Donald J. Mumm, Mrs.' Jay McMurran, Miss Katy Hurley of Albany, Miss Mary Walt of Rickreall, Miss Beverly Mott, Miss Roberta Sears, . Miss Judy Loucks, Miss Justine Lewis, Miss Kae Honke, Miss Sheila Link of ' Monmouth. Each will model several outfits for the fall season, the showing to include fashions for all occasions as the- sutumn social season moves in. The affair was arranged in the eve ning so that the men may attend, too. Hour for the show is 8 o'clock. Miss Beverly Lytle is to be commen tator. For the dessert, those pouring will be Mrs. Harold O. Schneider, president of the YWCA board. Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Mrs. A. W, Loucks and Miss FROM Peg in Washington Washington, D.C., August II Dear Marian: How would you like a recipe from one of the embassies here? This one from the Swedish Embassy has been given to me with the comment that the little tarts served at afternoon teas there are delectable. There Is a fluffy, deli cate almond filling in a rich crust in these "Polynees," ss they are called. Here Is the recipe: Crust: k cup butter h cup sugar 2 egg yolks 2 cups flour Work butter snd sugar until creamy; add egg yolks and flour, blending until smooth. Chill. Filling: 1 cup almonds, ground Itt cups powdered sugar 4 egg whites Mix almonds, sugar and egg whites snd beat until smooth and fluffy, about IS minutes. Roll out dough. Butter indivla'ial fluted cake tins, then line with the greater part of the dough. Fill with filling. Roll out remainder of dough, cut in strips, and arrange in a cross on top. Pinch edges. Bake in slow to moderate oven (329 degrees) until golden yeliow about 20 minutes. While on the subject of food, one of the newer eating places here- is Billy Martin's Carriage House In George town. It is In a restored building that has been a hotel and Uvern since Co lonial days. Carriage lamps from one of the coaches used by Piesldent Me Kinley are on the front of U.e building and the Inside furnishings are in keep ' .A. f OWENS Dorathea Steusloff, all active YW board members and workers. Mrs. B. O. Schucking is arranging U the flowers for the setting. Many Assist , Miss Echo Yeater, chairman, Mrs. Mabel Clock, Mrs. Oscar Cy Christen sen, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. Mary Thorn- . as, Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom and Mrs. Leonard Rowan are the directorate Assisting with tickets will be Mrs. Harry L. Miller, Mrs. Mabel Clock, Mrs. Mabel Schmidt, Mrs. Robert McEwan. Mrs. X. X. Wootten, Mrs. Hazel Roe nicke. Assisting in the foyer will be Miss Nellie Schwab, Mrs. I. N. Bacon, Mrs. Carl Booth, Miss Maxine Buren, Mrs. Frank J. Burke, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Dr. Helen Pearce. Ushers hostesses will include Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton, Mrs. J. W. Lamb, Miss Mary Larson, Miss Lillian McDonald, Mrs. Howard F. Miller, Miss Genevieve Mor gan, Mrs. Paul Rockenfeller, Mrs. B. O. Schucking, Dr. Betsy Rider, Miss Lensi Belle Tartar, Mrs. Byron B. Herrick. Mrs. Tom Wolgamott, Mrs. Howard Smalley. Mrs. William E. Smith, Mrs. Harry W. Scott, Mrs. A. J. Arehart. Assisting on the patio will be Mrs. James Bunnell, Mrs. Mary Lachelle, Mrs. Lelace Ellis, Miss Bertha Kohl- -hagen, Mrs. Ben Lambert, Mrs. M. Theodore . Madsen, Jr., F, A. Mas see, Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy, Mrs. Mar garet Rosecrans, Miss Mabel Savage, Mrs. C. W. Stacey, Mrs. Herbert Wink ler, Dr. Lucille Fortner. In charge of lighting and the musit are Mrs. Vernon Wiscarson, Mrs. Ray mond Barton, Mrs. Phil Brownell. In charge of tables for coffee and punch are Mrs. Leonard Rowan, Mrs. Oscar C. Chrlstensen, Mrs. R. W. Land, Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom. lYAUNE (PEG) PHILLIPS ing with the era from which the build ing descended. Mrs. Arthur D. Steffan, who lived In Oregon from 1937 to 19S2, when as Alice Rush she did considerable writing for magazines, entertained at luncheon at the Carriage House last week for Mrs. Ivan R. Edwards, of Port land, who has been visiting in the east for three months. Since the three of us share mutual friends among Portland Theta Sigma Phis, It was a busy hour of catching up on news from home. To day they were my guests st lunch at the Sheraton-Carlton, with another Portlander recently moved to Wash ington, my cousin-in-law, Mrs. Wallace B. Caufleld, who with her husband has found sn apartment not too tar from the area where I live. Yesterday at the swearing In ceremony for Glenn Emmons, new commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, we had a couple of Oregonians In the group that gathered In the office of Secretary of Interior Douglas McKay, David B Simpson, Portland, who as a former resident of New Mexico was interested in meeting the new commissioner from New Mexico. Boyd Jackson, Klamath Falls, was a spectator at the ceremony, bringing greetings from Indians in Ore gon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson and their daughter and son, Miss Patty and - Jack, are in the city for several days from their home in Portland. They are making an early morning visit to the White House tomorrow to view the re decorated rooms before they leave for New York. Some of these days, I shall play tourist and Visit the White House, too. Better come back to Join ma. Feg. 4 f