Pace 4 Section a
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Orejron, Thursday, May 2, 1957
a
Wedding
Dated for
June 14
Announced for Friday. June 14.
i( dale for the wedding of Miss
Judith Carlson and Charles Mc
Clelland. The ceremony will be at 8
o'clock that evening in St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, the reception
following to be at the American
Legion Club.
Engagement of the couple was
announced last year. Miss CarLson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
L. Carlson, attended the Univer
sity of Oregon, where she is a
member of Delta Delta Delta so
rority, and is now in Eugene tak
ing a business course Mr. Mc
Clelland, son of Mr and Mrs.
Charles Fl. McClelland, will re
ceive his degree from UO in June.
Tea Planned
Invitations were received Thurs
day from Mrs. Charles R. McClel
land for a tea to honor her future
daughter-in-law.
The lea will he Saturday, May
II, in Meier & Frank's-Salem Ore
gon Room between 3 and 5 o'clock.
Wedding May 10
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hatmaker
are announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Miss June Hat
maker, to W. P. Wilcox, son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. L. Wilcox of Albany.
The Hatmakers reside ci Rt. 1, Jef
ferson. The wedding will be on Friday,
May 10.
Edited by MARIAN LOWKY FISCHER '
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UO Parents Meet
Dated for next Monday night Is
the annual spring dinner of Uni
versity of Oregon Mothers and
Dads Clubs, the event to be in
the Colonial room of the Marion
Hotel, 6:30 o'clock.
Bill Bowcrman, track coach and
assistant director of athletics at
the university, is to be guest
speaker.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made with Mrs. J. Karl Cook,
or may be made directly with the
hotel.
Today's Menu
Party for
Mrs. Hemann
Mrs. Ward Shryock and Mrs.
Frank Tullius were hostesses Wed
nesday night at the former's home
on Candalaria Heights for a party
and shower honoring Mrs. George
Hemann.
Attending the dessert and in
formal affair, given in the down
stairs party room of the Shryock
home, were. Mrs. Hemann, her
mother. Mrs. W. E. Brannon; Mrs.
Eva Hemann, Mrs. Edward He
mann, Mrs. Jack Owen, Mrs.
Roger Burns, Mrs. William Shry
ock, Mrs. Bruce Thompson, Mrs.
James Crone, Mrs. George Her-
bcrger and the two hostesses.
Alpha Xi Deltas
Hear Talk on Trip
Alumnae of Alpha Xi Delta
meeting Wednesday evening with
Mrs. John Jenkins were shown
slides of a European trip by Miss
Alice Lehman as a feature of the
evening s program. Miss Lehman
was a guest.
Named as delegate to the na
ional convention at Kdgewaler
Park, Mississippi. June 26, was
Mrs. Hinlmar Anderson.
Attending the meeting were Mrs.
A. C. Newell, Mrs. Joseph Doer
flcr, Mrs. Hjalmar Anderson, Mrs.
Lloyd Darling, Mrs. Rcinhardt
Bchm, Mrs. Rollin Lewis, Mrs. Kay
Nelson, Mrs. Orville Kannier, Jr.,
Mrs. Ted Carlson, Mrs. Elmer
Meade, Miss Vcrna Keppinger,
Co-hostesses for the evening were
Miss Marion Joseph and Mrs.
FRIDAY FARE
Panlryshclf vegelablc dish!
Asparagus with Cheese Sauce
Stuffed Eggs Buttered Toast
Fruit and Cookies Beverage
ASPARAGUS WITH CHEESE
SAUCE
Ingredients: 1 cup (14V4 ounces)
asparagus, milk. 2 tablespoons
butter or margarine. 2 tablespoons
flour, cup lightly-packed grated ' Harry Woodward.
cneciunr cneese, papriKa. "
Method: Drain asparagus; odd ! D tL J, r .
cnou'h milk lo the liquid to make i Dir tnday tveflf
1 cup. Molt butter over low heat
In 1-qnnrt saucepan: stir in flour.
Add asparagus liquid and milk
mixture. Cook and stir constantly
until thickened; remove from heat.
Add cheese; stir until melted.
Meanwhile heat drained asparagus
In 8-inch covered skillet over very
low heat; add a teaspoon or so
of water If necessary. Pour hot
cheeso sauce over drained hot as
paragus; sprinkle wilh paprika
Makes 4 sorvings. . -
Gregory Fry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Fry, observed h I s
third birthday, Wednesday. His
mother gave a party for him In
the afternoon.
Feting the little boy were Lin
day Mitchel, Mark and Joe Fry,
cousins of Gregory; Michael I. ur
gent, Stephen and Lee Trowbridge,
Bobby Pcnnell, Timmy Kelly, Phil
ip Schunk, Gary and Cheryl War
ren of Albany, and Chrislino Fry,
sister oi tne nonnreo guest.
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Some Notations . . .
Plan for Tea DeMolay Mothers Clubs, for both Chemeketa and Willamette Chapters of DeMolay
Order lor Boys, are giving a tea on Friday to honor girls in the contest to be state DeMolay
Sweetheart at the stale DeMolay conclave here. In the picture above, Miss Kathy Archer, the can
didate from Capitol District of DeMolay, talks to two of the mothers planning the tea, Mrs. Joseph
Renault, center, from Willamette Chapter Mothers Club, and Mrs. Frank Withers, Chemeketa
Chapter Mothers club. (Capital Journal picture)
AT THE meeting of Oregon
Grape Camp, Royal Neighbors of
America, Wednesday evening at
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hal), Mrs. Maud Olson was obli
gated as a new member, and Mrs.
Alma Riddell of McMinnville was
welcomed as a guest.
Winning Cakewalk prizes were
Mrs. George Morrison, Mrs. Ho
mer Lyons, and Mrs. Harvey Richards.
Plans for a hardtime party and
scavenger hunt on May 15 were
completed. Members of other
camps in the district will be in
vited to the party.
AMONG affairs honoring Miss
Diane Perry preceding her mar
riage In June lo James Holbrook
of Portland will be the luncheon
lor which Mrs. Robert Drngcr and
Anniversary Event
Planned, on Sunday
The 25th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Hutch
ins will be observed Sunday, May
5, -at an open house at their resi
dence at 2514 N. River Rd. Their
daughters, Misses Eva and Sharon,
are giving the party in honor of
their parents. Friends have been
invited to call from 2 to 5 p.m.
Mrs. John Peterson of Turner,
sister of Mrs. Hutchins, will cut
the cake and at the coffee urn
will be Mrs. Allen Hutchins of
Portland. Misses Helen and Ruth
Hutchins will serve punch.
Mrs. Rex Adolph will entertain on
baturday at the Meier & Frank's
Salem Oregon room.
A' SON, who has been named
Jeffrey Douglas, was born Tues
day, April 30, at Salem General
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Raines (Joanne Wcngcr). The old
er child in the family is a daugh
ter, Juliannc. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wenger of Sa
lem and Major and Mrs. Edward
N. Snyder of Dubuque, Iowa. Mr.
and Mrs. George Fabcr of Ka
lama, Wash, are great grandpar
ents. AMITY (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Newman and family of Ta
coma. Wash., Mr. and Mrs: Dick
Vincent and son and Mr. and Mrs.
M. E. Vincent of Myrtle Creek
were all ' recent house guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jennings. Joining the reunion for a
brief visit were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Vincent and family of Gresham.
Twelve members of Salem
Alumnae Club of Theta Sigma
Phi. national journalism, journey
ed to the charming country home
of Mrs. S. J. Eymao on ij
Road out of Canby, Wednesday
night, for a joint meeting with
the Portland Alumnae Chapter
or lneta Sigma Phi . . .
Salem club is an affiliate of the
Portland chapter and the local
women were hostesses for the des
sert ...
New officers were installed for
the Portland chapter, Dorothy
Lois Smith of the Oregon Journal
staff, Portland, being the new
president . . , Also, annual spring
initiation for associate members
was conducted . . . Among the as
sociates initiated were Mrs. Har
old Larson and Mrs, Wheeler Eng
lish, both of Salem . . .
Salem members attending the
meeting included Mrs. John H,
Hann, Mrs. John M, Williamson,
Miss Alene Phillips, Mrs, Jack
Steward, Miss Genevieve Morgan,
Mrs. Larson, Mrs. English, Miss
Maxlne Buren, Miss Vinlta How
ard, Miss Caroline Griesel, Mrs.
Thomas G. Wright, Jr., Mrs. Rob
ert M. Fischer, Jr. . . .
A gala party was the "Moulin
Rouge" one given by Rntarlan
Women, Wednesday night, as their
annual dinner and program for
members and husbands . . . The
affair was at the Marion hotel,
more than 100 attending . . .
Everything for the evening was in
the French motif ...
The social hour was in one of
the side rooms off the Gold room
. . . It was decorated in the side
walk cafe theme, featuring a red
and white striped canopy, potted
geraniums, and a large green cart
massed with red geraniums . . .
Guests were seated around small
round tables set with red checked
cloths . . . Napkins were in the
French theme, too . . . On the
walls were French paintings done
by Mrs. Stanley Grove . , . Mrs.
William Rush sang French songs,
accompanied by Mrs. P. H. Bry
don, and there was group singing.
I he dinner was in the Gold
room . . . ' Cabaret girls, Includ
ing four members of the Rotarian
Women, Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom,
Jr., Mrs. Frank A. Brown, Mrs.
John Crockatt and Mrs. Dale
Parker, walked among the groups,
wearing black slit sheath skirts,
white blouses, the typical berets
and huge dangling earrings ,
A cart of dogwood bouttonieres
was wheeled about by Mrs. Edgar
T. Pierce and Mrs. Reynolds Al
len, and a bouttoniere was given
each man ,
, The dinner featured
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rant, Alouette. San Francisco . . .
The tables were decked with can
dles in bottles and trailing ivy . . .
For the program, Jan VanSomer
an of North Salem High School
gave pantomimes, Terry Melssin
ger of North Salem High played
accordion numbers, and Carolyn
Boyer and Janice Ray of Oregon
State College presented Calypso
dances . . . Mrs. Carl J. Wendt
and Mrs. Joseph A, H. Dodd were
co-chairipen for the colorful party.
Starting off the week of May
Day time parties was the coffee
for which Mrs. Francis W. Zlegler,
Corvallis, wife of Senator Zlegler,
Mrs. Dan Thlel, wife of Senator
Thlel of Astoria, Mrs. Carl Fran
cis of Dayton, wife of Senator
Francis, and Mrs. Alvln Isaak en
tertained Tuesday morning in
Meier & Frank's-Salem Oregon
Room. . . .
Guests included wives of state
senators and secretaries in the
Senate . . . Invitations were gay
May baskets filled with spring
blooms and pink apple blossoms
. . .The coffee was an informal
gathering, served buffet . . . The
coffee table was set all in pink
and white flowers . . . About 50
attended the gathering. . . ,
Many spring flowers and a
theme of green and white at the
tea table gave a colorful note to
the tea for which Miss Elizabeth
Lord and Miss Edith Schryver en
tertained this afternoon to honor
Mrs. Douglas McKay. . . Longtime
friends of Mrs. McKay were in
vited for the late afternoon'
Greeting at the door were Mrs.
Chester M. Cox and Mrs. Frank
H. Spears . . . Assisting ahnut the
living room were Mrs. E. M.
Page, Mrs. Stewart Johnson, Mrs.
W. Wells Baum, Mrs. William L.
Phillips . , . Pouring were Miss
Doralhea Steusloff. Mrs. G. F.
Chambers, Mrs. James T. Brand.
Mrs. Charles A. Sprague . . .' As
sisting in the dining room were
Mrs, Leon Perry. Mrs. Carllnn
McLeod, Mrs. Wayne Hadley, Mrs.
Lester D, Green
PLANNED for Mav 10 is a enf.
fee for which Mrs. Richard r.ahk.
dorf and Mrs. Rollin Haag will en
tertain on Friday, May 10, invita
tions being in the mail for the
event. The affair will be at the
Gahlsdorf home between 10:30 and
12:30 o'clock.
Miss Staab
Party Feted
Miss Darlene Staab, whose mar
riage to Gene Wells of Woodburn
is to be Ma:' 11, was honored at
a bridal shower given recently
by Misses Virginia Calavan, Mer
edith Hayes and ViDcll Harchen
ko. ' The refreshment table carried
out the color scheme of the bride-to-be
with a large bouquet of lilacs
and lavender tulips flanked by
li-v.'nder candles.
Bidden to honor Miss Staab were
hr- mother, Mrs. Leo J. Staab;
Mrs. Lester Wells, mother of Mr.
Wells: Miss Donna Jirscher, Miss
Staab's maid of honor and the
Mesdames William Bautnan, Don
Beck, Beryl Broderson, Gordon
Foster, Alzade Gash, Don Grims
bo, Barbara Martin, Jack Morey
Vernon Nash, Otis Shafer, James
Stilson, Geraldine Vinson, and
Misses Margaret Beyer, Betty
Guenther. Gay Hartman, Elaine
Widmer and Sylvia Yodcr, and th
three hostesses.
PLANNED for next Sunday aft
ernoon is the annual open house
given by Dr. and Mrs Robert M
Gatke at their Richmond Avenut
home . . . For this occasion th
Gatkes invited friends to call be
tween 3 and 6 o'clock to view the
many rhododendrons now In
bloom. Several friends will assist
in showing guests about the gar-
pens and in serving refreshments.
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