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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, December 18, 1956
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I Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER I
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1 Alumnae
Plan Tea
JD Bethel
Entertains
Many Guests
Friendship night for bethel 35,
Job's Daughters was Monday.
Honored and escorted were Miss her 30 . . . The consecration and j college and University of Oregon
Delta Gamma alumnae met at
the chapter house Monday evening
to entertain active members and
pledges of the sorority. A gift was
presented to the house along with
a shower ol jams ana jemes.
Miss Lois Latimer, a member
of the advisory board of the chap
ter, gave a report.
Plans were announced for the
tea to be given at the home of
Barbara Morris, honored queen of
bethel .VI; Miss Diane Krskine,
honored queen, bethel 30, Spring
field: Miss Mary Clark, senior
princess, bethel 43: Miss Shirley
Reutler, senior princess, bethel 59;
Miss Imoccne Thomas, junior
princess, bethel 43: Miss Jan
Roberts , past honored queen,
bethel 35: Mrs. Ray String
ham, guardian of bethel 43;
Mrs. Eldon Cone, Mrs. Kehne
Walhn, past guardian of bethel
35, Mrs. Norman Fletcher, guar
dian of bethel 35, and grand 51 h
messenger: Warren Pahl, asso
ciate guardian of bethel 35: Rus
sell Forrest, associate guardian
of bethel 43: 0. F.. McCrary, wnr
fhipful master of lodge No. 2f)l.
Mrs. M. Thomas, council member
of bethel 43: Mrs. Kenneth Morris,
council member of bethel 39;
Clare Holcomb, bethel grandfa
ther. Misi Barbara Weatherby report
ed on the visit to the Oregon Slate
School of the blind. Accompany
ing her were Misses Martha
Cretghton, Sandra Van Lydegraph
and Laura Creighton.
Miss Sandra Van Lydegraph re
ported on the reception for grand
officers recently in Independence.
Miss Martha Creighton announced
the next drill practice will be Jan
uary .
Junior princess, Miss Jody
Bourne reported on the successful
honored queen's ball last month.
She also announced that she has
the traveling rabbit, and soon will
present it to the junior princess
of another bethel.
The Christmas parly for the
bethel will be at the home of
Mrs. Norman Fletcher at 2 p.m.
next Sunday. A no-host dinner
and gift exchange will be followed
by council meeting.
Installation of officer! will be
Saturday, December 29, at a p.m.
at the Scottish Rile temple. Prac
tice will be Friday evening.
An invitation was received for
the bethel to conduct the robing
ceremony of Willamette chapter.
Order of DeMolay, Saturday at the
Scottish Rite temple, when Rober
Stewart will be installed as mas
ter counsillor.
Some Notations. .
ly M. L. F.
A large group of women In St.
PauI'd Episcopal church is busy
with plan for the reception to beiMrji. Leon Perrv. Thursday, Der
given following consecration of the f ember 27, for all active members
cnurcn edifice on .Sunday, Decern-1 and pledges from Oregon state
ber 30 . . . The consecration and I college and University of Oregon.
reception will be a very special I Hours of the tea will be 2 to 4:30
event for a large group in the in. m. Miss Connie Hammond. Mrs.
week between Christmas and New Clayton Foreman and Mrs. Carl
Year's . . . The consecration cere
mony will be at 4 o'clock, the re
ception following in the church
parish hall . . . Mn, A. D. Wood
maniee is general chairman for
(he reception, representatives
from all the organizations in the
church assisting on committees. . .
A gala Christmas party was giv
en Monday night at the Alpha Chi
Omega chapter house, the affair
for alumnae, patronesses, mothers
and collegiate members , . . More
than 60 attended . . . Highlight of j
the evening was presentation of
guts to the chapter house . . . The
Collins will assist the hostess.
Further Plans Made
For Charity Dance
Final plans were announced for
the Christmas Charity Ball, spon
sored by Salem Spinsters club, at
the meeting of the group Monday
evening. The dance is to be Sat
urday evening at the Senator hotel.
The public is Invited and tickets
mav be purchased from members
of the club or at the door.
A new project for the club was
discussed, to be announced later,
alumnae presented kitchen equip- , ' le mu.n wDas l '. "
ment and several pieces of kitchen!" Mm hf'cot"! B;c,k,c' w,ih J'"!
furxihrn. The oairooesses ; F.leanor Oakes and Mrs. Richard
cave a crvstal nunch bowl . . .The , iulle' co-hostesses.
mothers brought jams, jellies and
tea towels. , . .
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A Christmas party was given by
the Kflzrr Junior Saddle club
Monday night at Keizer Grange
hall, the first annual social get
School Christmas
Program Thursday
The Christmas program for the
children at Haven School inc. win
together for the aroup ... A no-'be Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock
host dinner was served followed by j in the auditorium of the State
the party . . . Special guests were i school tor the lilind
Mrs. Elmo Smith, wife of Oregon's
governor, and her daughter, Jan
Ice Smith , . . Vern Killings was
master of ceremonies. , . .
Invitations are out for an open
The interested public is invited.
David Cumpton is to ;.vt the
welcome. Several musical pro
grams will be given by the chil
dren, also skits and other enter
tainment. Mrs. Clay Kunkelman
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Wed in South 1st Lt. and Mrs. Michael Menstrom Tavenner
t.Marcia Marie Mozaral, above, were married recently at Treasure
Island chapel, San Francisco. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. .John Mozara of Oakland. Calif, and Mr. Tavenner is
the son of Mr. and .Mrs. ltalph W. Tavenner ol Salem. (Hal Mat
son picture)
Shower Honors
Miss Betty Coe
house for which Mr. and .Mn. Ted is leading the community singing
Mnrrlmn .nrl Mr mil Mr. ii.rnirt Mrs. Ruth Dempsev. Mrs. Carol
llnrlm.in arc to entertain next 1 Kraach, Miss Joella Hartman and a linen shower was given re-
Sundav evening, December 23, at ,,rs- t ,ne KODcrts. inc teaenmg cently, for Miss Betty Coe, who Dalbcrt and Elizabeth JeDsen was 0 ln0 lrom salem -olle8e
the Heather Lane home of the sla"' re assisting Mrs. Alfred ! win be wed to Donald Zeh on De-!on Sunday at the home of Dr nH Academy- Group sin8in8 Ch;
i - on ... L-..nnxti I nUi .. mas earn s was (prl hv Prnro.
Morrisons . . . Hours are between ; M0SS ln presenting the program.
6:31) and fl 30 o'clock . . . Assisting
at the affair will be Dr, and Mn.
James Magias, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Strelblg and Mr. and Mrs.
Meeting Wednesday
AlDha Psi chanter of Rpta Sirmn
George C. Huggins, Jr. . . . GuesU Phi will meet at th. Mur.r.. horn.
will include residents In the Hillen- j at the Oregon State hospital. Wed
dale area , . . nesday evening, with Misses Lucile
' iHigby and firace Carmen as host-
Thinking about a very special : esses. The group will decorate a
gift for a very special friend? ... .j Christmas tree for the hospital,
Perhaps one of the large group of preceding the Christmas party.
cember 22. Mrs. Everett L. OdlelMrs. Horace McGee,
was nostess tor tne anair ai ner
home on West Rural avenue.
Games were played and refresh
ments served.
Guests invited were Miss Coe,
her mother and sister, Mrs. How
ard Coe and Miss Wanda Coe,
Mrs. D. H. Zeh, mother of the
bridegroom-elect, Mrs. B. Cooper.
Groups Meet
Annual Christmas no-host dinner
of Cherry assembly, Order of
Rainbow lor Girls, and the Moth
ers club was Sunday at the Scot
tish Rite temple. Table decorations
carrying out the holiday motive
were in red, green and gold.
Special guests were Wayne Hen
ry, member of the executive
board; Mrs. Ray Hoffman, worthy
matron of Trinity chanter Order
of Eastern Star, and her family;
Clarence Field, worthy patron of
Trinity chapter; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Forster and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Potter, members of the Rain
bow board. More than 100 were
present
For the program, pantomime
skits were presented by Miss Bar
bara Sharpe; the Triple-Trio pre
sented several numbers. Misses
Elizabeth Alderson and Linda Sul-
1'van presented baton twirling and
.Miss Carol George played a piano
solo.
Christmas Program
For Woman's Club
Guests at the meeting and
Christmas program of Salem Wom
an s club last week included Mrs.
Wajne Pettit, Mrs. W. E. Han
son. Mrs. J. A. Krebs, Mrs. J. E.
i Lucas and Mrs. E. E. Keiser of
t Aurora, 111. who is visiting at the
' home of her son, the Rev. Julian
J. Keiser. Mrs. Vinton Scott was
welcomed as a new member.
During the regular business
meeting, it was decided that a
larger membership would be a
goal of the club for the coming
year. Mrs. Gerald A. Reeher
spoxe briefly on the educational
trust fund established by Saidie
Orr Dunbar. A donation of $30
was added to the fund.
Mrs. George Swift spoke to the
group on the purpose and need of
Christmas seals, followed by an
explanation of different uses of
the fund. Mrs. Willis Rosenthal
gave an explanation of a part of
Annual Christmas recital riven me "wuon u5ea lne c,u?- .A
by violin and piano studenU of : F T,u "5
nsl-
J mas carols was led by Professor
Troth Told at
Holiday Party
Lions Are
Entertained
Announcement is made by Mrs.
Althea Sayre of the engagement jr- anfj Mrs. Ben Gifford were
of her daughter, Miss Sandra Lee n0sts at a Christmas party and
Nash, to Ensign John A. Smith. no-host supper Saturday evening
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril I for members of East Salem Lions
Smith of Huntington Park, Calif. CUD and auxiliary. Christmas
The wedding is planned for next decorations were featured about
August. I the rooms.
Miss Sayre is a student at tne nuests of the evening were Mr.
Immaculate Heart college in Cali-iand Mrs. Burton Dunn, the latter
fornia. Ensign Smith was gradu- the state president of the aux
ated from University of California jjary ; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
at Los Angeles last year. He is I Allison. New members are Mr.
Christmas Recital
Is at McGee Home
D....I. ..j j tugene raaei oi me academy.
FoiinrihV'praTr
gave the Christmas story.
the student. Th. . T h? " Mrs- Denver Yo8 listed by
the students. The tea table was h(,r committee, served the rnff
set with a pink and silver cloth,
and featured a Delia Rohhin
wreath with a dark green candle
Miss Dee-Ann Cooper, Mrs. Heed in the center. Candles and other
Garrison, Mrs. J. Thomas, Mrs. holiday favors, including a gold
enthusiastic workers out selling Members are asked to b r i n g A. A. Graber. Mrs. Robert E. Coe, angel, decorated the room Mrs
tickets for the Portland Svilllthnnv frinnffl ffftnHc fnf a Phricl mi. lr tr f fl.ira Cn Mr M.r. nlann I i . l '
orchestra concerts here can be of , basket for a needy family. old Norris, Mrs. Marvin Rassmus-
help . . . Next concert for the Last week the chapter attended I sen. Miss Sue Rassmussen, Mrs.
symphony in Salem will be Janu-'the greens show of the Salem Harold Pickett, Mrs. Robert E.
ary 15, so a set of tickets would be , Garden club. A guest was Miss Coe. Sr.. Mrs. Kermit Peterson,
transfer lrom
VIGITHRQ arrlvinr Ihic .I'.nintf
are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Orth 1"ilc .'" or(l('r al ,llis lime. "u In I Marion Hunter,
r.1 SnnV.n. w..h Th.v will K time lor baiila Llaus visit, too .. .1 Astoria.
guests at the home of Dr. and I For the January 15 concert,
Mrs. A. D, woodmansee through nrune ua aiazzouni. soprano. Is to
Thursday
A korCar .,rl r-Ki.ln... n..t..
concerts of the Portland symphony . i. . ,1..' imi. -i..L
sponsored by the Salem Symphony , mmb , .nd hsb(ind, r d a v
1 night at the home of Mr. and
bday's Menu
Miss Pat Coe and Miss Peggy
Coe.
CHRISTMAS party for Kingwood
urns and Mrs. Gerald Wing as
sisted. Taking part in the Drocram were
Carl Jepsen, Barbara Dow, Donna
Greenberg, Barbara Knapp, Ann
Watts, Janle Bent, Vicki Nilson,
Kathy Turnidge, Sue Schaefer,
jonn lurnioge. Kicnard Reed,
be featured, Mrs. W. C. Gardner. Pinochle was! "J.iJJrf'SI" S." "!J"? m.al' Patri:i Stevenson, Charles
society
DINNER FARE I Miss Mazzolini w
nT. r c .hiinr 'J-JXJZ fsk- f. WW tor the
Potatoes Snap Beans program will be music by Mozart, I In the group were Mr and Mn
Bread Tray Moussorgsky and Kodaly . . . (George C. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs.
Pear Pie Beverage Itrunelta Mazzolini was born in Kirk E. Haley. Mr. and Mrs.
KRAUT AND GLAZED APPI,E Michigan and her parents are Llnvd L. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs
PORK ROAST Italian. Her husband. Raymond William C. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Ingredients: 4 to S-pound loin of Spurgenn, works for Walston & Co. Theodore Woelk, Mrs. Irene
pork. 1 can (1 pound and 11 oun-i Investment House . . . Miss Maz-jBirrh and Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
cesi sauerkraut, 3 medium-sized zoiini studied at the Curtis Insti-1 Gardner,
apples, U cup firmly packed ture of Philadelphia look a great j
brown sugar, 2 tablespoons a 1 1 deal of training from Mr. and Mrs. CKNTRALIA TEMPLE, Pythian
purpose flour. : Fritz Zwelg in Los Angeles, and sisters will meet Wednesday at 7
Method: Cut slices in pork on I also studied with I.olte Loh-, p.m. for business session, followed
fat side, without culling all the mann . . . She has sung with the by a Christmas party for members
way through. Place on rack in ; San Francisco symphony and has , and their families. '
shallow masting pan. Bake in been on several Standard Hour
moderate (3YI degrees! oven about broadcasts . . . Miss Mazzolini is MR. AM) MRS. Val Davie will
J'j hours, or until meat thermo- preparing In go to l.ns Angeles to entertain the members of Military
meter registers IBS degrees. Mean- sing with Rruno Waller at t h e Order of the Purple Heart and
while, dram kraut and reserve 2 Hollywood Rnwl in the Mozart auxiliary and families Wednesday,
tablespoons liquid. Core and dice j "Requiem." . . . Alter the Howl with a Christmas party at f:30
3 apples. Combine kraut and diced concert, she is going to the Red-: p.m. Mrs George Quesseth will
apples Arrange around pork. Core lands Rnwl in Redlnnds. Calif, and : assist the hosts
nd slice remaining apple: ar-;will he doing Suzanna in the .
range between pnrk slices. Com-j "Marriage ol Fignro " . . . She
b'nt 2 tahlespnons kraut j u i c e, ' will appear in Portland on Jan- in 'hree performances of t h e
brown .ugar and flour; mix well, uary 14. and the following night Brahm s "Requiem " . . .
Poui' over pork. Rake in moderate : makes her appearance in Salem. All seats for the concert are
J "'fees! oven 20 minutes. ! after which she will ro to Chicago reserved. They are on sale at
Wakes I In I servings. i to sing again with Bruno Walter Stevens and Suns . . .
tree, and canned foods for a basket
for the needy
Wilsons Hosts
Business and social meeting for
the regional committee board of
the Purebred Nutria Associates of
W. S. Curtis was Saturday evening,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert R. Wilson. In the group were
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hooker, Che
halis. Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Barth, Vancouver, Wash., Stan
Martin. Albany. Frank F e r r i n,
Salem, and the hosts.
Mrs. John S. Tyler. Jr. and Mrs.
A. E. Ullman, poured. Mrs. Fran
ces Speerstra won the special
prize.
SOUTH SALEM (Special) The
South Salem Junior Saddle club
entertained their families at din
ner on Saturday evening at their
annual Christmas party at the
Salem Heights Community hall.
Ninety-seven attended the affair.
At the business meeting Miss Ann
Cates was re - elected president;
Bob Thurlwell. vice-president: Ed
wlna Fitzgerald, secretary; Joyce
Cates, treasurer; color guard,
Lynne Hammerstad and Edwina
Fitzgerald. Tommy Chlldcrs was
elected to membership.
On the program, a movie on the
Littleist Angel was shown by Don
Barrick, and colored slides of the
parades and horse shows were
shown by Harvey Thurlwell and
Lou Kurth,
MR. AND MRS. Robert P.
of Berkeley, Calif. The hours are Graves and sons, Scott and Jef-
between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. I fery, recently returned from a
Mrs. Florence Parish, Mrs. two-week trip to San Francisco
Lawrence Hogue and Mrs. A. W. ' and Los Angeles, Calif., where
Metzger are to pour. Assisting will they visited Mrs. Graves' brother
be Mrs. Hamilton Griffin. Mrs. ' in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Ebner, Mrs. Roger Webb, ; Delmer Dewey, and in Yuma,
Mrs. Lawrence Brown. Mrs. Jo- Ariz., where they visited Mr. and
seph Solomon, Mrs. Charles Mrs. S. S. Dow, all former Salem
Schmidt, Mrs. John H. Hann and residents. They also traveled to
'Mrs. Marvin Helland. Mexico.
unit and post and auxiliary. No. Dolores Koch. Susan Wine. Steven
ol, American Legion auxiliary, Chambers, Mary Kay Bent, Mari-
uc iinnauav ui uic rwiiKwuuu lee VVBIIS. uavifl h.mh.rt Snran
Legion hall. A no-host dinner will McGee, Donald Reed Peter Jep
bc served at 6:30 p.m. There will sen. Karen Turnidire. Lvle Gross.
man, t
McGee.
SEVERAL friends will be assist
ing at the holiday coffee for which
Mrs. A. C. Newell is to entertain
on Friday at her home to honor
her mother, Mrs. George Fltschen
now stationed in Seattle.
The news was told to friends
at a Christmas party given by
Mrs. Sayre Sunday evening.
Holiday Program
Given for Group
and Mrs". George Gross, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Luhr, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wells.
ARRIVING home Wednesday
from Pacific Lutheran college at
Tacoma will be Miss Patricia
Ahronr in snnnri the Christmas
A choir of 16 students from the 1 holidays with her parents, Mr.
North Salem High school's larger
chorus entertained with six num
bers for the program feature at
the luncheon and meeting of Ro
tarian Women Monday noon at
t h e Marion hotel. Howard F.
Miller, choir director, led the
group in their songs.
Mrs. Charles Wecber gave a
talk on "The History of Christ
mas." Mrs. Claude A. Miller pre
sided. Mrs. P. J. Brydon led the
invocation.
Mrs. Elton McGilchrist was wel
comed as a new member. Guests
were Miss Jean Smith, daughter
and Mrs. Eddie Ahrens at Turn
er.
ARRIVING home today from
Fort Lewis was James B. Tooze,
who is to be here for over the
holidays. He went into the ser
vice earlier in the fall.
MRS. JOHN RAMAGE, assisted
by Mrs. Frank Meeker, entertained
the Little Garden club of Salem
Heights at their annual Christmas
party at the Ramage home Thurs-
of Mrs. Homer Smith, and Mrs. I day afternoon. Following the ex-
Paul Robbins. The next regular
meeting comes on the third Mon
day in January.
Club Party
Christmas party and meeting for
Salem Credit Women's Breakfast
club were Tuesday morning, at the
Brite Spot. Mrs. Chester Cushing
sang two numbers. Mrs. John
Chamberlain, president, presented
gifts to the club.
A caroling party was announced
lor members of the Retail Credit
association, the Credit Bureau and
the Ci edit Women's Breakfast club
next Friday. Those going are to
meet at the Credit Bureau at 7
p.m.
Maccabees Meet
Maccabees of Capital unit. No.
84TI will meet Thursday evening
for a Christmas party. A turkey
dinner will be served at 6:30
o'clock, followed by a program
and exchange of sntts. Games will
be played.
Committees In charge of ar
rangements are Mrs. Charles Mc
Elroy, Mrs. Evelyn Bremiier, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Edgar Rejv, Mr. and
Mrs V. Koop. Gifts will be col
lected to take to the state institu
tions for the patients at Christmas.
Christmas Project
Christmas project for troop No.
10 of the Girl Scouts was to decor
ate the Christmas tree at the Sa
lem General hospital, with orna
ments made by the members. The
girls also are making doll beds
to be distributed. Patrol leaders
of the troop are Julie Blaisdell,
Gayle Gross and Martha Mills.
Senior leaders are Mrs. F. R.
Dunn and Mrs. Charles Mills.
change of Christmas gifts, Mrs.
R. D, Cooper outlined the history
of this club which was organized
25 years ago. Mrs. Cooper . and
Mrs. A. A. Taylor were presented
gifts as the two remaining charter
members. Mrs. Vernon Wadsworth
and Mrs. Carl Witenberger were
initiated as- new members. Mrs.
John Sparks was initiated as i
new member at a previous cera.
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