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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Monday, January 18, 1954
iManninqs
Honored
Mr. ind'afr. Alex Mtnninf
will b honored on the occasion
of their golden wedding anni
versary with Bin on Wednes
day it 9:30 a.m. at the St Louis
Catholic church. The Rev. Jo-
teph Vanderbeck, pastor of St
Joseph a Catholic church, will of'
ficiate.
A reception honoring the cou
ple ia planned for Sunday, Jan
uary 24 at the St Louia parish
nau irom 2 to s n.m. This will
be an open house, and relatives
and friends are invited through
tne press to calL
.
Parents Meet
Salem Heights Mrs. Wally
Ifurdock entertained a ctoud of
parents of the members of the
South Salem Junior Saddle club
on Thursday evening at her Croi-
san Creek home.
The parents made plana to ac
cept the invitation for the Jun
ior saddle club members to ap
pear as guests oi tcea Dunning on
KOIN TV Saddle Pal'a program.
T he date has not aa yet been set,
although transportation has been
discussed.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Steinke, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Agan, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Xurth, Mrs. Holly Jackson, Mrs.
Archie McKillop, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kurtb, Mrs. John Dsvis and
Wally Murdock.
Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWKT FISCHE1
Miss Lee Bride Sunday at
Blue and White Wedding
St Paul's Episcopal church was
decor.ted with white Calla lilies,
snapdragon and carnation! for
the white and blue wedding of
Miss Othelene Lee, daughter of
Mrs. Othel Elmer Lee, and Wil
liam Douglas Colvard, son of Mrs.
R. L. Colvard of Pendleton, on
Sunday at 8 olcloock. The Rev.
- George H. Swift performed the
Ceremony,
Aeolytea were David Rhoten
and Frank Stufer Jr. and they
lighted the taper. Ronald Craven
wis the soloist. Ruth Bedford
was the organist
The bride wore a Chantilly lace
ever satin wedding dreaa of prin
cess style tapering into a full skirt
at the bottom. The abort all-lace
bolero jacket waa made with a
stand up Peter Pan collar and was
fashioned with long aleeves. The
veil was fingertip length and
cascaded from a pearl and rhine
Itonea coronet. The bride carried
a white orchid on a prayer book.
An uncle, William F. MacDonald,
gave the bride in marriage.
Ia lee Blue
Miss Nadine Woodrofe was the
maid of honor and wore an ice
blue ballerina length dress spark
led with rhinestone dust She
wore matching shoe and hat,
. t hite gloves and carried a bou
quet of white camillias. Miss Sue
Smyth, Portland, Miss Dorothy
Pederson, Miss Doris Helen
Spaulding, Portland and Mr.
Douglas Rainca were (he bride
maids. All were dressed like the
maid of honor, and carried
pouqueis of white camellia.
in-law of the bridegroom, was
beat man. James Ilenslee, Jerry
McAllister, William Blssell and
Larry Standifer wer. the usher.
Mrs. Lee wore aa ice blue
faille dress fashioned with short
bolero jaekei with lac embroid
ered collar. She wore blue shoes.
a pink hat and gloves, and aer
corsage was of pink roses. Mrs.
Colvard, the bridegroom' moth
er, was attired in i pale green
crepe dress with beige and black
accessories. Her flowers were
a pink rose corsage.
At Reception
A reception followed in the so
cial hall of the church.
Mrs. Frank Shafer, Mrs. Bert
A Walker aad Mrs. J. S. Burdell
cut the cake. Mrs William F.
MacDonald. an aunt of the bride,
poured coffee and Mrs. Hush
Bellinger waa at the punch bowL
Mrs. Steven Benson, Mrs. James
Henslee, Mr. Jerry McNerney
ana tne Misses ratneu Healy.
Jan Fouleer, Caroline Seay, Mary
Jane Rud, Janet Westfall, Marcia
weDD and Beverly Young, of Ti-
gard, assisted.
For a wedding trip to the Ore
gon Coast, the bride wore an
olive green sheath dress with
matching coat, brown shoes and
bag, a white and pale green vel
vet flowered hat. She wore the
white orchid which ahe carried
for the wedding.
The couple will be at home in
Joeph McUughUn, a brother Salem after January 21,
Mrs. Bayne Hostess
To Garden Club
SALEM HEIGHTS The Little
Garden club of Salem Height
met on Thursday afternoon for
a dessert at the home of Mrs.
Lyle Bayne on East Madrona
avenue. Assisting the hostess
was Mrs. C. A. Kelts.
Mr. Kenneth Zwicker presid
ed t the business meeting. A
committee was appointed to work
on a schedule for the chrysan
themum show for next year.
Named on the committee were
Mrs. Virgil Sexton. Mrs. Flovd
McClellan, and Mrs. Ed A. Carle
ton. Reinstated as an active
member was Mrs. Psul Griebe-
aow.
' Lrnrst Infer was the guest
speaker. He spoke on pruning
ttd planting ahruba, and land-
raping. He showed new va
rieties of many shrubs.
2 Plan Party ,
Hostesses on Wednesday eve
ning for dessert party will be
Mrs. Merrill D. Ohjing and her
daughter, Mrs. Donald Weils, the
party at the Ohling home to hon
or Mrs. Ronald Jones, Jr. Thirty
five friends of the honoree are
invited and a shower will fete
her.
MRS. RALPH E. I'l KVINE is to
entertain for her bridge club at
luncheon and the afternoon, Tuesday.
WRC's Installation
Event Past Friday
Sedgwick Woman Relief Corp
met at Veteran of Foreign War
hall, Friday. Mrs. Gustavo Erick
son presided at the business
meeting which was followed by
the installation of the officers.
New officers are:
Mr. Lura Tandy, president;
Mrs. Blanch Stuart, senior vice
president; Mrs. Forrest Pratt, jun
ior vice president; Mrs. Gustave
Erickson, secretary; Mrs. Flor
ence Hoevct, chaplain; Mrs.
Charles Pierce, guard; Mrs.
Charles Shaw, assistant guard;
Mrs. W. J. Beard, conductor
Mrs. George Speed, assistant con
ductor; Mrs. Hose Hagednrn, pat
riotic instructor; Mrs. Goldia
Kyle, presa correspondent: Mrs.
Pauline Clark, Mrs. Clarence
Townsend, Mrs. Mary Ackerman
and Mrs. G. W. Byers, color bear
ers. Mr. W. J. Beard wa installing
officer. Assisting were, Mrs. Clsr
ence Townsend, Mrs. George
Speed, Miss Wilda Siegmund,
Mra. Goldia Kyle, Mrs. Pauline
Clark, Mra. Zula Webb, Mrs.
Mary Ackerman. Installing offi
cers were presented a gift from
Mrs. Beard. All the corps officers
for 1953 were presented a gift
from Mrs. Erickson. The Corps
presented gifts to Mr. Erickson
and Mrs. Beard.
Today's Menu
Fork food, like this main course,
is perfect for a party when guest
help themselves.
BUFFET SUPPER
Assorted Appetizers
Chicken Pie with Yam Biscuit
Green Salad Melba Toast
Fruit Sherbet with Cookies
Beverage
Chicken Pie with Yam Biscuits
Ingredient: tt cup butter or
margarine, Vt cup flour, 1 cup
chicken stock. 1 cup milk, 1 tea
spoon salt, H teaspoon pepper, 3
cups diced cooked chicken, 1 cup
cooked diced carrots, t cooked
imall white onions, 1 tablespoon
minced parsley, 1 cup lifted flour,
1 teaspoon baking powder, Yt tea
spoon salt, IV, cups mashed cook
ed yams or one No. 2 can (drained
and mashed) yam, hi cup short
ening tmelted), 1 egg (well beaten).
Method: Melt butter in saucepan
over low heat; blend in V, cup
flour. Add chicken, stock and
milk and cook and stir until thick
ened. Stir in 1 teaspoon salt, pep
per, chicken, carrot, onion and
parsley. Turn into greased m
quart casserole. Sift 1 cup flour,
Valley Girls at ,
OSC Pledge Groups
From Corvallia cocoes new of
the pledging of a number of val
ley girl by aororitie at Oregon
Stat college during early winter
rush.
Mia Judy Foreman W Salem ha
pledged Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
She is the daughter of the Clayton
Formana.
Mis Carol Hardie. daughter of
Mr. and Mr. June A. Hardie,
baa pledged Alpha Gamma Delta
aorority.
Mis Carole Aho of MoUIla
pledged Delta Gamma as did Mia
Carolyn Dent of Newberg and Miss
Leslee Perse of Albany. Also
pledging Delta Gamma waa Mia
Joan Laughead of Sacramento.
Calif,, cousin of Mrs. Leon Perry
of Salem. Miss Laughead is the
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Russell
Laughead, frequent visitors in the
city.
INVITATIONS are out from
Mr. Tom H. Dunham for a cof
fee party for which (he i to en
tertain oa Thursday, January 2S.
Guests are bidden to call between
10 am. and 12 o'clock, aad be
tween 2 and S o'clock in the after-
VlSfTOU arriving Saturday
at .the noma at Mr. and Mrs.
Jsy neeve are their daughter,
Mrs. Psul E. Schaff, and her
children, . Kathryn, Roger and
Steven, of Pocatello, I da ha They
will be here far an extended
visit
FROM EUGENE come new of
the birth of a daughter, Jean Lo
Ann, on Sunday, January 17, at
Sacred Heart General hospital in
Eugene to Mr. and Mr. Dan A.
Graham (Marilyn Burria) of Jas
per. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Winston G. Burris of Salem
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham
of Jasper.
Tri-Y Interclub
Council Sets Project
It was decided br the Tri-Y
Interclub council to ask all the I
ciuos to raise S800 toward til
ing of the new YWCA' gym
nasium floor. Food sale, dance
and rummage ale were some of
the projects luggested. Individ
ual projects such as washing cars
and baby-sitting were ideas of
the Junior High Y-Teens.
Finishing the gym floor is of
interest to both the Y-Teens and
Tri-Y groups, because thev wish I
to stage their special activities
there. The new gym will be used
for organized classes, social danc
ing lessons for teen-agers, square
dances and after-game activities.
Later. Julia Berganti club tour
ed the new building and voted
to sponsor a box social to raise
money. A sum of $40 already
ha been contributed by Anne
Guthrie Tri-Y towards tables.
This money wa received from
it semi-formal dance in early
December.
West Salem Club
To Aid Polio Drive
At the West Salem Woman' i
club meeting on Thursday night, .
the club voted to go in with the i
West Salem Lions auxiliary on ,
the annual Mothers march for '
the polio fund.
Mrs. William Wilson will be
baSin.8."dcr SI? tea,p chairman and will be assisted by
.... .,.v.. - ... Mri. Kenneth Hendricks, Mrs.
shortening and egg; mix untu RotCTt Clraeron Mra Robert
i .?m..OTi,g,htlnoU Keunzli, Mr. Deryl Bradford
.CTlir . -uZl ' ;.r..." nd Mis. Carl Olene.
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with yam dough and flute edges,
sealing to aides of casserole. Bake
in moderate (3S0F) oven. 40 min
utes. Make 6 servings.
MR. AND MRS. Jack Davis
were guests on Saturday night at
the social meeting of Hanna Rosa
court, Order of the Amaranth at
the Masonic temple.
During the evening secret pals
were revealed. Committee chair-!
men included Mr. and Mrs. Wen
dall Willmarlh and they were
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Horton
Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert As
by and Mrs. Clsra Michalson.
A card party for the next meet
ing! was set and on the com
mittee will be Mrs. Guy Nugent,
Mrs. Robert Forster, Mrs. Ed
ward Underwood, Mrs. George
Weisman.
Pupils from the Jon Mar dance
studio performed during the so
cial hour.
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