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THE CAPITAL JOtKN'AL, Salem, Oreiroii
Wednesday, March 3, 1931
Cap
ital Women
Edited bj MARIAN LOWRT FISCUEB
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Engagement
Told Over
Week-end
Announcement was made over
the 'week-end of the engagement
of Miss Dwyn Anne Herberger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Herberger of Salem, to Joseph
J. Adams, Portland, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Wade Adams of
Spokane, Wash.
A June wedding is planned by
the group..
Miss Herberger is a graduate
of Sacred Heart academy in Salem.
Mr. Adams is a graduate of
Gonzaga university and served
as a naval aviator in World War
II. He is director of public af
fairs at University of Oregon
Meaicai scnool in Portland.
HOME from five weeks in
southern California are Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Charlton. At Pacoma
they welcomed a grandson, Ste
ven Carl, born February 21. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Charlton and a brother of Jenni
fer Lea Charlton. The Charltons
also visited at Reno and Palm
Springs before coming home.
Today's Menu
Secretaries Meet
A luncheon and tour of the new
YWCA building were planned at
the Tuesday night meeting . of
Cascade chapter, National Secre
taries association. The group met
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Dar
ling. The luncheon was planned
for the latter part of the month.
During the business session, the
revised chapter by-laws were
approved.
GOOD LUNCH
These cheese biscuits have fine
flavor.
Cold Roast Cooked vegetable
Beef ' Salad
Cheese Biscuits
Pineapple Beverage
CHEESE BISCUITS
Ingredients: 2 cups sifted flour,
i teaspoons baking powder, 1 tea
spoon salt; 6 tablespoons butter
or margarine, 1 cup grated Amer
ican cneese, z3 cup milk.
Method: Mix and sift flour, bak
ing powder, salt. Cut in butter un
til it is in tiny particles. Stir in
cheese. Add milk all at once. Mix
quickly until ingredients are just
moistened. Knead a few seconds
on lightly floured board. Roll or
pat -inch thick. Cut with flour
ed biscuit cutter; place on cookie
sheet. Brush with milk. Bake in
very hot (450F) oven 12 to 15 min
utes or until grolden brown. Makes
20 small biscuits:
Legion Auxiliary
Reports Activities
Initiation of nine new members
was the business of Capital unit
oi tne American Legion auxiliary
at the Monday evening meeting
at tne balem Woman s club
house. Initiated by a special
team from the past presidents
were Mrs. Clifford Ferguson,
Mrs. Joseph Drew, Mrs. Roy Todd,
Mrs. Koy Hill. Mrs. F. J. Brad
shaw. Mrs. Elmer Dorr. Mrs. Mal
colm Page, Mrs. Don Dill and
Mrs. James Shelton. Mrs. Leon
Brown was the initiating officer
and later presented honor guard
pins to other members for their
long years oi continuous memDer-
ship. Mrs. L. C, Elfson received
her 20-year pin, Mrs. Elda Mao
Davis, 15-year pin. Mrs. Arthur
Jonnson, 20 years. Other mem
bers to whom pins were awarded
but who could not be present
were Mrs. W. H. Lorenz, 15 years,
Mrs. Louise Austin and Mrs. Karl
Stelwer, each of whom have been
members for 30 years.
During the short business ses
sion, the unit voted to donate $50
toward a vocational rehabilitation
scholarship to be given to a hos
pitalized veteran. A sum of $10
was donated each to the heart
fund and the cancer fund. Res-
istration fees for the four girls
who will be sponsored by the
unit at Girls State this summer
were paid. .
Sewing committee will make a
quilt for a destitute family when
it meets at the home of Mrs.
Howard Pickett, 845 Marion
street, on Thursday, March 14.
On March 8, Saturday, in the
winding next to Fitts market on
North Commercial street, the
unit will conduct a rummage sale.
Next meeting of the unit. In
stead of the regular meeting at
the Woman's club house, will be
the annual Legion birthday party
at the Legion club on South Com
mercial. Cake will be furnished
by the unit and the hot and cold
dishes will be furnished by mem-
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Greta Jane Brown
Observes Birthday
Greta Jane Brown, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Brown; celebrated her second
birthday anniversary, Tuesday,
and was feted at a party for a
group of her little friends and
their mothers in the afternoon.
In the group were Mrs. George
C. Alexander and son, bhep;
Mrs. C. M. Wimberly and Brian;
Mrs. D. J. Jepsen and Carl; Mrs.
R. H. Walkup and Lane and Lee;
Mrs. W. C. Koch and Dolores;
Mrs. Floyd Colburn and Jimmie;
Mrs. . E. Beckman and Bobbie;
Mrs. W. C. Drakely and Linda;
Mrs, F. M. North and Linda;
Mrs. Brown and Greta Jane.
Wed at Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carl Erwert (Alice
Sthamann), above, were married February 20 at Silverton.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sthamann
of Silverton and Mr. Erwert the son of Mrs. John Erwert of
Mt. Angel. (McEwan studio picture)
Benefit Dinner
Friday Evening
SALEM HEIGHTS Th Salem
Heights Mothers club is sponsor
ing its annual chicken dinner on
Friday. March 5. at 5:30 p.m. In
me scnool cafeteria.
Mrs. John M. Ramage is the
general chairman of the dinner and
Mrs. L. A. Clinker, co-chairman.
Hostesses will be Mrs. E. W. Rec
tor and Mrs. Harmon Harvey.
ncKet committee includes Mrs.
Ron Miller, Mrs. Chester Varnes
and Mrs. Dorothy Jenson; publi
city and posters. Mrs. Dorothy
Jenson and Mrs. Louis Kurth; de
corating committee. Mrs. Marion
Miller, Mrs. J. Felker and Mrs.
Del Ramsdell; committee chair
men, Mrs. L. A. Clinker, Mrs. Or-
ville Ravmond. Mrs. Irvin We-
del, Mrs. Lyle Bayne and Mrs.
Walter Noland. Assisting the com
mittees will be Mrs. Richard Tun-
per, Mrs. Louis Kurth, Mrs. Rich
ard Denton and Mrs. Bernard
Knox.
Serving as waitresses' will be
Mrs. Thomas LaDuke, Mrs. James
bers for the no-host dinner.
The executive board will meet
Tuesday evening, March 0, at the
Home of Mrs. Neil Witting, 2340
High street
Welch, Mrs. Jack Troxell, Mrs.
Archie McKillop, Mrs. Richard
Craw, Mrs. Ralph Stangeby, Mrs.
Nels Johnson and Mrs. Richard
Chambers.
Kitchen committee Includes Mrs.
John Dreissler, Mrs. W. T. Moores,
Mrs. Norval Curzen, Mrs. L. R.
Caswell, Mrs. Hale Mickey and
Mrs. Carl Anderson; dish com
mittee, Mrs. Lloyd Evans. Mrs.
John Clark, Mrs. Robert Combs,
and Mrs. Russell Kanz; clean-up
'committee, Mrs. Jim Lewis, Mrs.
Herbert Moling, Mrs. James Butte,
Mrs. Frank Hobbs, Mrs. Charles
Knytych, Mrs. Raymond Houser
and Mrs. Frank Meyer.
Proceeds from the dinner will
be used for school equipment
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A NEW alumna in the city,
Mrs. Dwight Lear, was welcomed
at the meeting of Phi Mu alum
nae Monday evening, when the
group observed the 102nd anni
versary of founding of the sor
ority. Attending the meeting
were Mrs. Elmer o. Berg, Mrs.
Lear, Mrs. Bud Lorence, Mrs.
Wilmer H. Page, Mrs. Chris
Wheeler, Mrs. B. F. Williams,
Mrs. Alfred G. Larson, Mrs.
George A Brown and the host
ess, Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, Jr.
Mrs. Wheeler is to entertain for
the group in May.
THE NANCY GORMSEN Hori
zon club is meeting Thursday
evening at the home of Miss
Julie Astrup. Special Speaker
will be Miss Marie DcHarpport,
Villamette university student,
who will discuss college life for
the teen-agers.
MRS. PAUL GILMER was
elected conductress of Hanna
Rosa court, Order of the Ama
ranth, on Monday night. Instal
lation of officers is set for April
5 at 7 o'clock.
SALEM BEGONIA society is
meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at
the YMCA. Mrs. Lois Walker of
Corvallis is to talk to the group
on fuchsias. All interested are
invited to the meeting.
ANNO NCEMENT regarding
the Youth Legislature, to be here
May 8 and 9, was made at the
meeting of the Hi-Y Mothers
club, Tuesday noon. Dr. Brooks
Moore of the First Methodist
church gave a talk to the moth
ers on "The Nation's Stronhold."
From South Dakota
SILVERTON Guests during
the week-end at the L. P. Oehler
rural home were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dieter of Aberdeen, S.
Dak.
The two families were former
neighbors in the midwest and had
not seen each other for more than
16 years.
For the day, Sunday, at the
Oehler home were members of
their fammily, utr. and Mrs. Don
Mayer (Donna Oehler) and
daughter Dcbora, of Portland, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oehler and
Leslie and Linda of Dallas.
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Mothers Meet
MT. ANGEL The Mount An
gel Seminary Mothers club of the
Mount Angel-Silverton-Woodburn
area met at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Schindler, Gervais, Mon
day evening. The women spent
the evening sewing on a quilt,
after which refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Emil Zack will be hostess
to the group for the next meet
ing scheduled Wednesday eve
ning, April 7. The groups plans
a no-host supper, after which
they will go to the Seminary
where Elmer Esch will show col
ored slides taken of interesting
places he visited in Korea and
Japan,
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Go fvenf Thursday
WOODBURN Members of the
women's division of the Wood
burn Golf club will meet Thurs
day, March 4, at 12:30 p.m. at
the country home of Mrs. Ivan
DeArmond on the Boone s Fer
ry road. Hostesses for the no
host luncheon will be Mrs. Tom
DeArmond and Mrs. Ivan DeAr
mond. This is he regular month
ly meeting of the group which
meets every month during the
winter season.
Engagement Told
Mrs. Anna Wallace of Gresham
is announcing the engagement of
her granddaughter. Miss Shirley
Dencer, to Elbert Driver of Hub
bard. A September wedding is
planned.
Miss Dencer was graduated
from North Marion union high
school last year and is now em
ployed in Gresham. Mr. Driver
is now working in Portland. He
served three years in the army
and attended Sheridan high
school. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Driver of Hubbard.
BEING welcomed home after
five months in Aberdeen, Mary
land, are Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mosher and children, Nora and
Niki. Mr. Mosher completed the
associate officers course for na
tional guard officers at Aberdeen
proving grounds. He is a first
lieutenant.
Visitors Attend
Chadwick Meeting
Representatives from Evergreen
charter Woodbura: Gervais
ha ler! Gervais; Venus chapter
Donald and Ramona chapter Su
verton were present on Tuesaay
n?ght at the meeting of Chadwick
chapter, Order of Eastern Star.
Escorted and honored weft
Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, Mrs. Mark
Thompson, worthy matron, Ever,
green chapter and Mrs. Elmer
McClaughry, worthy matron, Ger-
vais chapter. ,.!.
After the meeting, refreshment!
were served by Mrs. Alfred Vo
gel Mrs. Fred Barnick, Mrs. Al
Bycrs Mrs. William Damcry,
Mrs. Vincent Neal, Dr. and Mrs.
Elmer K. Dorr, Mr. and Mrs. O.
P Briegs and Mrs. George lin
kers. Spring flowers and dec--ations
were used. i
For entertainment, Mrs. Cun'is
A Hale accompanied Paul Bram
ble, Gordon Barker, Verdi Walser
and Phil Michaels who stfng.
THREE informative talks were
given at the meeting of Salem
Garden club, Monday afternoon.
John Davis of Oregon State col
lege faculty discussed insects and
Mrs. C. S. McCollam talked on
African violets. Miss Edith Schry
ver reported on the local garden
club council.
Mrs. Ben Maxwell arranged the
March birthday table and Mrs.
Jack Henningsen and Mrs. Ray
Grettie set up the surprise table.
Mrs. George Beane arranged the
tea table. Pouring were Mrs. Clif
ford Taylor and Mrs. Walter E.
Martin.
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