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6-(SPc. D-CapiUl Journal. Capital Women Edited by MARIAN Miss Patterson to Be Wed Here on July 17 Planned for the afternoon of , son returned today from Palo Alto, Sunday, July 17, is the marriage Calif., Miss Patterson having re ef Miss Virginia Patterson, young- ceived her decree at Stanford uni er daughter of Governor and Mrs. versity over the weekend. Cover Paul L Patterson, to James Dol- nor Patterson returned to his of- lard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dollard of Clarcmore. Okla. The service is set for 4 o'clock In the First Congregational church here. Mrs. Patterson and Mi.;s Patter- Registration On Registrations are still being taken for girls between the ages of six and twelve for YWCA Day Camp in July. Day Camp Is from July 6 to July 29 at the j YW. Any junior or senior high girls who would like to be Day Camp counsellors are asked to call at the YWCA beiore the Jirst of July, MEETING Thursday night Is unit No. 136, American Legion aux iliary, at Salem Woman's club house at 8 o'clock. This is the final business session until fall for the unit and there will be final nomina tions and election of officers. The joint installation for the unit and post will be on June za, Today's Menu MmmmmmmmmmimmiiiiBsm SUMMER SUPPER Warm weather makes a well flavored cold soup welcome. Chilled Tomato Cucumber Soup Minute Steaks New Potatoci Creamed Cauliflower Topped with Cheddar Cheese Bread Tray Sliced Peaches on Spongecake Beverage CHILLED TOMATO CUCUMBER SOUP Ingredients: 1 can (10V4 ounces) condensed tomato soup, 1 soup can water, 1 small clove garlic (peeled and minced), freshly-ground pep per, (4 medium-sized cucumber, 2 tablespoons lemon juice. Method: Stir soup, water, garlic and pepper to taste together; chill. Wash and dry cucumber; partial ly pare so you have a striped ef fect; slice very thin; there should be ahout cup. Mix cucumber with lemon juice; chill. Just be fore serving stir aoup, mixture find cucumber together. Serve in chill ed bowls. Makes 4 servings. MATCHING ANGORAS Fine . . fashioned angora nklett ... In matching colors. Sizes 9"t to 11. $13 00 Pair JOIN OUR SPALDING CLUB . . . (&uij your Sclioot Ox fonL and lcghlcr llow Salem's Headquarters for Spaldings Genuine Buck Coral Soles Spring Heel $10.95 Sam, Or,., Te,, June 21, LOYVRT FISCHER fice Monday, Mrs. Patterson and the daughter staying overnight at the Oregon Caves before returning to the capital, j The engagement was announced i last month. Rehearsal Party Honoring their daughter. Miss Marlene Kaschko, who is to be married this coming Saturday to Ronald Krehs, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Haschko are entertaining Ihurs- day night at a dinner at Chuck's Steak House. The dinner will pre cede the rehearsal for the wedding of the young couple. About 25 will attend the party. This past Saturday, Miss Kasch ko entertained at a luncheon for her bridesmaids at Lipman's. MEMBERS of the Gaiety Hill Garden club are driving to Port land, Wednesday, to be guests at the home of the Herman Boycrs. Luncheon will be served and the group will visit the thyme gardens. Tells Troth Miss Elaine Ifockctt, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hock ett, recently announced her engagement to Jack Lenhardt, on of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Lenhardt of Hubard. (Picture by Donn) AMERICA'S . rtC As 00 1 ipt r r -v pnpr I New Members; Plans Party Twenty-two new members are announced for Salem Spinsters club, philanthropic organization for local young women, the group be ing welcomed at the meeting of the club Monday night. The new members are: Miss Itarbara Anderson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ander son, a junior at Willamette univer sity, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. Miss Pat Deeney, daughter of Mrs. W. E. Deeney, a junior at University of Oregon and a mem ber of Delta Gamma. I Mi Judl Foreman, daughter ; of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fore- man, a junior, at Oregon State college, and a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Sally Grrlg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Greig, a junior at University of Oregon, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. Miss Norma Hamilton, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Hamilton, attended University of Oregon, and is mem ber of Pi Beta Phi, and is now attending University of Oregon; school of nursing, in Portland. Miss Janls llershe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hershe, junior at Willamette university and a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Julie Miller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Vern W. Miller junior at University of Oregon, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. Miss Margaret Miller, daughter of the Vern Millers, attended Ore gon State college, is a member of Pi Beta Phi, and is now a student of Oregon school of nursing in Portland. Miss Norcen Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nelson junior at Willamette university and a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Eleanor Oaks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Oakes, Portland, a graduate of Willamette university, member of Pi Beta Phi, and is now employed at the Commonwealth, Inc. Miss Norma Peterson, daughter of Mrs. Ella Peterson, Burns, is secretary for Eugene Laird, at torney. Miss Merle Rhoten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rhoten, a graduate of Oregon State college, MEMBERS of Credit Women's Breakfast club met at Nolgren's for regular session Tuesday morning. Mrs. Lloyd Meyers, ed ucational chairman, led the dis cussion on collecting past due Mich. The couple will make their accounts. home in Ann Arbor. Mr. Wolaver inc next meeting will be July 5, as scheduled. The next board meeting will be June 28, at the home of Miss Pat Sebastian, president. VISITING her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Blue for the sum mer is Miss Gladys F. Blue, who A ,ev deposit will hold any Iwrt Sleeve rlloncj S(ccve cXonrj Sfecie flnJliei $1.00 deposit hold your "Spalding" 'til school. QmQS 22 member of Sigma Kappa, and has been teaching in Sacramento, Cal. this year. Miss Jody Rlrkelts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Kicketts, is a senior at Oregon State college, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. Miss Roberta Sears, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scars, a jun ior at Oregon State college, .and a member of Gamma Phi Beta. Miss Roberta Sjoding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bertel C. Sjod ing, is a 6enior at Willamette uni versity, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. Miss Doris Starred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starrett, a jun ior at Oregon State college, and a member of Gamma Phi Beta. Miss Muriel Steusloff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Steusloff, attended University of California, and Stanford university, and now attending Stanford Law school. Miss Gloria Stolk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Stolk, a junior at University of Oregon. I and member of Gamma Phi Beta. Miss Edel Tetlie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tetlie, Lit tlefork, Minn., a graduate of St. Olaf college, and employed at the Globe Travel service. Miss Clarice Waters, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters, a junior at Oregon State college, and a member of Pi Beta Phi. Miss Claudia Waters, daughter of Kenneth Waters, and also a junior at Oregon State college, and a member ol Pi Beta Phi. Miss Coleen Welch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Skaug, is employed at the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company. Plan for Benefit The club met last night at the home of Miss Sharon Brown with Miss Caroline Parker and Miss Cora lie Doughton as co-hostesses. Final plans were outlined for the bridge benefit and dessert to be given at the Merrill D. Ohling home, Wednesday, June 29, at 1 p.m. and again at 8 p.m. Reservations for the party may be made with Mrs. Richard Taw, 48264, or with Miss Lois Archibald, 36080. All members of the club also are taking reservations. The club voted a campship for Girl Scouts at the meeting. has been teaching this past year at Washington State college. Miss Blue' will be married in August to John A. Wolaver, son of Mrs. S. S. Wolaver of Ann Arbor, recently being appointed to the n:usic faculty at the University of Michigan. PI.E AND F club will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. B. Judson, 990 Gcrleon Drive. The evening wilt be spent quilting. FINEST LAY YOUR Till School Opens lPiillovevi .... c9. 95 faffoucri .... 10.95 CanliganS . . . 10.95 S.95 lo 12.95 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT TODAY1 will Altrusa Installs On Monday New officers were installed for Salem Altrusa club when the group met Monday night at the Marion hotel. Mrs. Lois Keeney conducted the Installation. The new officers are: Miss Cora Paynter, president; Mrs. E. A. Tueski, first vice-president; Dr. Martha Springer, second vice- president; Mrs. William Bohlen der, recojriing secretary; Miss Peggy pflcrson, corresponding secretary; Miss Nelda Trullinger, treasurer; Mrs. Effie King. Mrs. William I. Williams, Miss Flor ence Cameron, directors. Several Portland members at tended the meeting. The local group is planning a picnic on July 10 at the beach home of Dr. and Mrs. Carl D. Benson. MISS MARY T. SCHOETTLE, and Miss Anna M. Barr, have re turned from an extended vacation trip to southern California. Miss Schoettle is employed in the ac counting department of the Oregon State Unemployment Compensa tion commission. HOSTS for an informal gather ing Monday evening at their home were Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Haley. entertaining a -group of neighbor hood friends at the Fairmount Hill home in hbnor of Mrs. Haley's parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Jos eph, visitors from Belleville, Mo. Lebanon Miss Mcrcelyn Wright, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wright of Lebanon, has announced her engagement to Arthur Lewis Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Gilbert, also of Lebanon. R ! SWEATER.... Colors SWEATERS AWAY TODAY Sweater Miss Giese Tells Betrothal Announcement is made by Mrs. E. Giese of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Caroline Giese, to David Brinks, son of Mrs. James Brinks of Portland. No date is set for the wedding. The engagement first was told recently to college friends at West mont college in Santa Barbara, Calif. Miss Giese is a graduate of Sa lem schools and has completed her sophomore year at Westmont college. Mr. Brinks also was sophomore at the college this past year and is planning to continue his work at Portland State college next year. Goldenweds To Be Feted MACLEAY Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Nash, who are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary, are in viting relatives, friends and neigh bors through the press to an open house at their home on the Mac- leay road Sunday afternoon, June 26. Calling hours are from 2 until o clock. Mr. and Mrs. Nash, who were married at Brooks, have lived at their present home for the past 45 years. Mr. riasii came to Ore gon from Minnesota as a boy of four years and Mrs. Nash is a na tive Oregonian. The N ashes have six children, Mrs. Frank Thomas of North Hol lywood, Calif.; Bernard Nash of Sun Valley, Calif.; Mrs. William Hooker of Empire, Ore., and Mrs. Earl Pettit, Mrs. Earl Kleen and Mrs. Lorraine George, all of Sa lem; also 18 grandchildren. All of their children, except a daugh ter, Mrs. Thomas, and their son, , Bernard Nash, will be home for j the anniversary. Also attending the event will be a sister of Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Agnes Nys, and three of her brothers, Tom,- AI and Fred Moisan; a sis ter of Mr. Nash, Mrs. George (Ma rie) Smith, and his brother, Jim Nash. Engagement Told The engagement of Miss Wanda May Stinnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stinnett, to George Wil liam Pearson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Pearson, is being announced. Both families reside at Turner. The bride-elect is employed in the office of Paulus Brothers cannery here and Mr. Pearson is with Wil-1 lamette Builders. No date is set for the wedding, but it is to be next spring. PAST REGENTS club of Cheme- keta chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, is meeting on Thursday of this week for a no- host picnic at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. B. E. Braucht. Avocado . . . Blonde Pink . . . Light Blue Broicn . . Black Red . . . Navy Vienna . . . While Periicinkle . . . Green ... iweK'nii t00. ' "FULL FkSHIOHfO fAr ivoorswitif corn . I Plans for Wedding Are Told Miss Mary Ann Fischer, who Is to be married on July a to Ernest David Anderson of Portland, is an nouncing members of her wedding party. The ceremony is to be solem nized at 12 o'clock noon that date in St. Vincent de Paul Catholic church with the Rev. Lowell Black burn officiating. - Andrew Fischer, brother of the bride, is to be organist and Lor raine Nelke will be soloist. Miss Kathleen Fischer is to be maid of honor for her sister ahd Georgia Visitors Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Soaur and her broth er-in-law and sister Captain and Mrs. John O Keefe of Camp Gor don, near Augusta, Ga. They came west to attend the gradua tion of their son Phillip, at Uni versity of Oregon and have been visitiru, relatives before returning to Georgia the latter part of the week Honoring Mrs. O'Keefe, Mrs. Spaur enteratined a small group at in informal coffee this morning at her home. Other out-of-town guests were Mrs. William Harrison of Portland, mother of Mrs. O'Keefe and Mrs. Spaur; Mrs. Norman Kitchen of Portland and Mrs. Phil ip O Keefe of Portland. MRS. ELWOOD OBERT was hostess to members of Jaycee- r-ltes, at their last meeting of the season Monday. Plans were discussed for a coffee to be given in honor of new members, some time in August. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Lee Dorner, Mrs. Lawrence Feld shau, Mrs. Don Scheelar, Mrs, Robert Coates and Mrs. Robert beamster. Is Ilridcelect Miss Betty Jean Dempsey, above, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Dempsey, has announced her engagement to Pfc. Ronald C. Roan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Roan. FUtl-FASMIONED 'fftfaMM'e siveaten 70 . . . 20 io 1 ''t f C J 1 bridesmaids will be Mrs. Conrad Booze and Miss Darlene Staab. John Kent is to be best man and usljering will be Phil Mc Callistcr and Claris Poppert. The. reception following is to be at the Delta Gamma sorority house at Willamette university. The engagement of the couple was announced in lute March on the Willamette campus where both were students. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fischer of Salem and Mr. Anderson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Anderson of Portland. FL Club Event MOLALLA It was guest night at Friday's FL club meeting and also anniversary night. Guests were Mrs. Hjordis Landsem and Mrs. Bonnie Corbin, to be initiated with Canby FL club in formal in itiation there June 29. A drill prac tice is slated for June, 23 in the Grange hall at 8 p.m. Formal initiation of new officers for the Molalla club will be July 22 in the lOOF halt with Mrs. Frances Wells to be installed as president; Mrs. Loralee Stafford, vice president; Mrs. Eileen War rick, secretary; Mrs. Belly Wynn, treasurer: Mrs. Sally Heckard, drill captain. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Frances Wells. There were 13 members present and two guests. A gift exchange was held observing anniversary night. VISITORS in Oregon over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller of Eagle Grove, Iowa. They were guests in Salem at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Carl D. Beni and were with the Bensons at their beach home, too. The visitors are cousins of Mrs. Benson. SALEM ALPHA DELTA PI alumnae will meet for a no-host supper at 6 o'clock Thursday night at Mrs. William Zenger's, 4315 Auburn road. Miss Beverly Carl son is the new president of the Salem alumnae and Mrs. George V. Squires is secretary-treasurer. Bridal Shower MOLALLA Miss Helen Wright was guest of honor at a bridal shower Saturday night, with Mrs. Maxine Senn and Mrs. Ardis Beld ing as hostesses. The party was in the Leonard Vick home, beauti fully decorated for the occasion. Most of the guests were former high schoolmates of the bride-elect. Alter the many gifts were opened and displayed, refreshments were served. Miss Wright is to be married to Manley J. Leggett of Empire, Ore., Sunday, June 26, in Canby Chris tian church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wright of Canby and Leggett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Leggett of Empire. Open n . i li 3 ur fJ,jL A
