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(Page 0, Sec. 1) Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., TneV, May 7, 1957 Job's Daughters Elect New Officers and Fete Mothers Edited bj MARIAN LOWRV FISCHER I t c r t I P li li n v t e S ii I ti II i( s B a S r it a 1 el fli R S( (ti Salem Man To Be Wed In August Beine announced this week is the engagement of Miss Joanne Mann of Treynor, Iowa, to Miuon a. Thompson of Salem. The bride-to-be Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Mann of Treynor. Iowa, and Mr. Thompson Is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellon H. Thompson of Salem. The wedding is planned for Aug ust 16. Miss Mann received her bache lor degree from Iowa Stale Col lege and is to receive her master of arts degree in education at Ore gon State College this summer. She Is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Mr. Thompson, who received his B.S. degree from San Jose Stale College and his master's degree at Oregon Slate College, will receive his doctorate degree In chemistry at OSC this summer. He Is a mem ber of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. -The couple will mako their home at Boulder,' Colo., Mr. Thompson having a position there with Dow Chemical Company. - Miss Gilles Leaving For Eastern Meetings Leaving Friday, May 10, for a trip in connection with her work as president of the National Ele mentary School Principals Associ ation will be Miss Mathilda Gilles. Miss Gilles Is taking the plane to Minneapolis where she will at tend a live-state-conference unci workshop event. From there she goea to New York City to attend the editors-educators conference put on by the Magazine Publishers Association at the Waldorf-Astoria, Later, Miss Gilles goes lo Wash ington, D.C. to attend the national conference on education for lei sure, and en route home she will stop in Cinclnatti to be guest at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention. She will be gone two weeks. Rehearsal Party Honoring their, daughter, Miss Patricia R. Ullman, and her fi ance, Lt. Bruco Erwin Davis, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ullman are enter taining with a dinner Friday night at their home. The party will fol low the wedding rehearsal, the young couple to be married next Saturday night. Later in the evening, another group of friends has been invited to call. Wed 60 Years Planned for Sunday, May 19, Is an open house to honor Mr. and Mrs. Bird L. Carothcrs on the oc casion of their 60th wedding anni versary. The open house will be given at their home on Union School Rd., route 2, box 1.14, Wood burn. Friends of the couple are being invited through the press lo call between 2 and 9 o'clock. Mr. Carothers is 66, Mrs. Carothcrs, 82. Some Notations :. By M. L. F. University of Oregon Mothers Club ot Salem wound up Its year Monday night at a joint dinner with the Dads Club at the Marlon Hotel ... Mrs, George Deane was named president for the coming year to succeed Mrs. J. Earl Cook in the office . . . Mrs. Norman W. Mer rill will serve as vice president for the new year, Mrs. Herman Jnclilmsen as secretary-treasurer Itill Rowerman, 110 track coach, was guest speaker and showed pictures of the Olympics at Mel bourne, also other track shots... The Dads Club will elect its new officers in the fall ... Announcement wns made of an nual Mother's Day Weekend on the UO campus, May 17, 18 and ID . . . A large number from Salem will be attending the campus event , . , Invitations have been received for a lea for which Mrs. Donald MeCargnr and Mrs. Edward 0. Slndler, Jr. will bo hostesses on Wednesday, May 15 . . . The party will he at the McCargar home on West Superior, Fairmount Hill , , . Pouring at the at home after noon of Mrs. Robert I), Holmes, wife of the Governor, today were Mrs. Harold Poole, Mrs. Paul I,. Pallersnn of Bcaverlon, Mrs. Franklin T. Bishop and Miss Helen Meek, daughter of Slate Represen tative and Mrs. Fred Meek of Portland ... Assisting were Misses Helen Moore, Elninc Fried man and Dnnnn Cunningham of Willnmclte University.',.. :i .1 n ; f Symphony Board ' ; ; ' First meeting of the new board P : ; Of Salem Symphony Society Is f ? dated for Wednesday night at !: o'clock at the home of Mrs. ; j ;;.V Sigfrid B. Unander. New officers will be elected and discussion con ducted on plans for the new season. Today's Menu ' COMPANY SUPPER Easy and taste-intriguing fruit garnish for meat. Roast Lamb Steamed Rice Green Pens with Celery Crescents Curried Peaches Rolls Salad Bowl Filled and Frosted Nut Cake BcvornKc CURRIED PEACHES Ingredients: 4 to 6 drained canned peach halves, 1 tablespoon butler or margarine, V teaspoon curry powder, grated rind of one half of a lemon or lime. . Method. Arrange peaches In shallow pan or on heavy alumi num foil wilh edges turned up to form a container. Blend butter and curry powder locelhcr: mil a dollop ol the mixture in the cav- Kenneth A large group of Salem friends ol the hostesses was bidden to meet a bride-elect Saturday after noon when Mrs, Clinrles H. Hug ging and her daughter, Mn. I.loyd F. Rnntey, entertained at the home of the former at tea. . . Honor guest was Miss Marylee Greif of Coos Bay, who Is to be married July 21 to Mrs. Huacins' son Charles II. Hugglns. , .Receiving with Mrs. Huggins and the honoree was tho latter s mother, Mrs. Rn land Grelf- of Coos Ray. , . . Tho glorious weather allowed guests to enjoy the gardens at the Huggins home, particularly the bed of unusual tulips, blooming from bulbs brought back from Hol land by Mr. and Mrs. Huggins on their trip to Europe last year; also the Gold Chain tree in lull bloom. ... The tea table was set with an exquisite linen cloth with cutwork and lace edge. It was brought from Belgium .... The centerpiece wns an arrangement of white snap dragons, yellow daisies and blue irises . . . Adding brightness to the setting was the collection of col ored glassware arranged in the large window at the side of the lea table, sunlight coming through nt.i the right time for unusual effect . .Arrangements of dogwood and other spring blooms decorated the rooms. ... Among those greeted during our call Mrs, Jnmrt T. llrnnd, Mrs. Keith Rrown, Mrs. Frank A. Hi-own, Mrs. Urllu S. Page, Mrs. Edwin Kecch, Mrs. Jntnes R, Humphrey, Mrs, i'ltnrles Clarke, Mrs, Kellh Powell, Mrs. Chandler Itrown. Mrs. Jntnes Walton. Miss Cnleen Welrh, Mrs, Ralph E. Pur- vine, Mrs. Charles Musser, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. llrr.viunn Belhel Job's Daughters, hon 'ored mothers of members at the dinner Monday evening at the Scottish Rite Temple, preceding the election of officers and instal lation of guardian council mem bers. Named to head the bethel for the new term were Miss Judy Bourne, honored queen; Miss Lin da Emmerton, senior princess; Miss Carol Boehm, junior prin cess: Miss Marianne Blewett, guide, and Miss Pat Wetherbee, marshal. Installed as grand council mem bers were Mrs. Robert S. Heard, guardian: Warren C. Pahl, asso ciate guardian; Mrs. Howard Rrandvold, treasurer: Mrs. Robert T. Williams and Mrs. Dale Mall! coal, paraphernalia: Mrs. Erwin Long, junior activities; Mrs. Ed win Pease, publicity; Mrs. Kehne Wain, merits; Clifford E. Ingham, finance; Mrs. George H. Sanders and Mrs. Kenneth Ashton, hospi tality; Mrs. Fred C. Scheffc, sec retary; Mrs. Wayno A. Wetherbee, musician; Charles Creighton, pa trol; Mrs. Avcrill Reaney, ethics; Mrs. R. B. Emmerton, good will and philanthrophy; Mrs. Arthur A. Bradley, sociability. In the group honored were Miss Judy Bourne, senior princess and grand representative to Texas; Mrs. Joe Rogers of Independence, grand guardian for the state of Oregon; Russcl Forrest, grand junior custodian; Mrs. Raymond Strlngham. guardian of bethel 43: Mrs. Eldon Cone, past guardian belhel 35; Mrs. Kehne Wain, past charter guardian bethel 35; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riffcy, past asso ciate guardian and past guardian of bethel 48. Mrs. Joe Rogers headed t h e Nile Luncheon Is Event for Monday Announcement of three events of interest during the spring was made at the luncheon and meeting of Salem Club, Daughters of the Nile, Monday. On May 25 a birthday party Is planned at the Shriners Hospilal for Crippled Children in rortiann honoring May blrttidays oi children. Spring ceremonial of Nydia Temple was announced for May 28. The Salem snrine unm circus at tho ball park on July 19, 20 and 21 nlso was announced. The commltlce in charge of the Monday luncheon included Mrs. Wllbcr Berry, chairman, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. John M. Rn magc. Mr. Claude H. Post, Mrs. George Thomson Auxiliary to Name Convention Delegates Veteran of World War 1, Auxili ary and Barracks No. 113 will meet on Wednesday, May 8, at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall at 8 p. m. Election of delegates will be In first place on tho agenda. The Oregon Department State Conven tion will be in Salem June 6-9. District 3. comprising the auxili aries of Albany. Benton of Corval- lis. Central of Independence, Sil ver Falls of Silvcrlon. Champocg of Mulino, and Salem, will elect at the same meeting. Elected for the district will be president, senior nnd junior vice president and chap lain. Each auxiliary is allowed only one vote In the district. Birthday Feted Mrs. Frances McLauglin will be honored on the occasion of her 90th birthday at an at home next Sun day, May 12, at Hie home of one of her daughters, Mrs. Beryl Por ter, 1115 Hoone ltd. Hours for the event nre between 2 and 5 o'clock. Co-hostcsscss arc Mrs. McLaugh lin's other daughters, Mrs. Roy K. Maple of Portland and Mrs. Ethel (iibl)ons. Friends of the honopoo arc invited to call. ENTERTAINING her bridge club on Thursday for luncheon and the afternoon will be Mrs. Carl Steel- ;imnier. group of installing officers, assist ed by Russel Forrest, as associ ate, Mrs. Norman Fletcher, guide; Mrs. Eldon Cone, marshal: Mrs. Riffey, chaplain; Mrs. Robert Ze manck, musician; and Miss Sharon Truax, recording officer. A card shower for Clare Hol comb, bethel grandfather who is at Salem Memorial Hospital, was announced by Miss Linda Emmer ton, and the bethel will also have a Mothers Day card shower for Mrs. Maude Campbell and Mrs. Roselle Richardson, who are at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home at Forest Grove. - Miss Bourne reported on the suc cessful mother - daughter kidnap breakfast which she sponsored on Saturday, May 4, proceeds from wbich will go to the educational fund of the bethel. Miss Martha Creighton will be in charge of a car wash for funds for drill cos tumes, with dates to be announced. Selling of return address labels Is to be launched as another pro ject by the group. Presentation of merit awards was made by Miss Connie Reaney, with bronze awards going to Misses Marianne Blewett and Ja net Andrews: silver to Misses Martha Creighton and Sandra VanLydcgraf; gold to Misses Lin da Emmerton and Jan Pease: and bracelet awards to Misses Man lynn Reaney and Lamona Collins I he attendance box was won by Miss Emmerton and birthdays honored were Misses Nancy Shut ter and Pat Wetherbee and Mcs damcs Norman Fletcher, Fred Scheffc, Charles Creighton and William Morrison. A Mothers Day program was presented, including a piano solo by Miss Anne Kaufman, a read ing by Miss Reaney, duet by Misses Pat and Rarbara Wether bee, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Zcmcnak. Installation of Miss Bourne and her staff of officers has been set for May 31 and the bethel will have lis initiation ceremony on May 20. Mrs. Magee To Head Garden Club Heading Salem Garden Club as president next year will be Mrs. M. M. Magee. Elections were con ducted at the group's .meeting Monday afternoon. Serving with Mrs. Magee will be Mrs. R. B. Eyerly as first vice president; Mrs. Chester Chase, second vice president; Mrs. Vir gil Hiatt, secretary; Mrs. Roy Grettic, treasurer. President for the past year, has been Mrs. A. R. Tartar. Frank Crawford was speaker for the Monday program. He display ed many specimens from the near ly 300 varieties of lilacs grown at his country home on Wallace Road.- Mrs. Jack Nielsen from t h e Chamber of Commerce displayed the sketch for the float to be en tered in the Portland Rose Festi val parade by Salem Chcrrians and asked for the Garden club's cooperation on the project. Surprise table for the meeting was arranged by Mrs. Walter An des. It was a modern dinner set ting. The cloth- was a lavender linen one and cream colored china was used in setting the table. The flowers were white snapdragons. Ester Reed daisies and yellow tulips with a fringe of lavender wisteria at the base. Mrs. Jack Hcnningscn arranged the lea table. It was in various shades of purple. The cloth was orchid pink and the centerpiece was an arrangement of varl-shad-ed lilacs and tamcrack with n.asses of violas at the base. Pur ple candles completed the setting. Mrs. M. M. Magee and Mrs. A. R. Tartar poured. The baskets of flowers about the room were ar ranged by Mrs. Wolcolt E. Buren. AT GEARHART over the week end was Mrs. John B. Schmidt to attend the Oregon Beauticians con ference. She has served as one of the vice presidents-of the group. Miss Seamster Tells Betrothal The engagement of Miss Joan Seamster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Seamster. to Ray mond Borowiak of San Francisco, son of Mrs. William Borowiak of Buffalo, N. Y., is being announced. The weddftig date has not been revealed. Miss Seamster was graduated from Salem schools and attended Oregon State College. She is em ployed in the motor vehicle de partment at the State House and Is a member of Salem Spinsters Club. Mr. Borowiak was graduated Irom University of Buffalo, where he is a member of Tau Kappa Ep silon fraternity, and is in public relations work with General Mo tors in San Francisco. Talk on Mexico A talk on Mexico by Mrs. Orrin Chase was the feature of the meeting of Englcwood Woman's Club Friday at the home of Mrs. D. B. Simpson. ' Mrs. Chase, who had visited No- gales, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Vera Cruz and Salina Cruz during her trip, displayed many hand made articles, significant of the arts and craft work of the coun try. Ceramics, carvings, blankets, fans, hats, fibred materials. shawls, skirts, tiles, tablecloths were among the items exhibited. A REVIEW of "Three Saints and a Sinner" will be given by Miss Edna Mingus, for members of the YWCA book review group on Thursday morning, May 9, at 10:30 o'clock, in the YWCA social room. Guests are welcome to hear the discussion of the book on the life of Julia Ward Howe. A coffee hour will precede the review. Auxiliary Entertains Family night for West Salem Lions Auxiliary, Monday evening, at the West Salem City Hall, in cluded special honors for the mothers present. A potluck dinner preceded the program, with spring bouquets and lighted tapers deco rating the tables. Mrs. William Scheele was pre sented a gift as the oldest mother present and Mrs. Keith Morns as the youngest was similarly hon ored. Mrs. Ray Osburn was gen eral chairman, assisted bv M-s. Richard Smith, Mrs. Chester Mc Cain and Mrs. Robert Covert. ' A program in charge of Mrs. Dean Tucker included dance num bers by students of the N i I s Navarre school of dance, piano solos by Warren Kellicut, numbers by a German band, the Hungry Five." of Leslie Junior High School; Gayle McCain in piano solos: and a vocal and instru mental series by students from the Slate School for the Blind. The month's business meeting of the Auxiliary will be May 20 at the home of Mrs. Leon Tallman. .. Spinsters Meet Discussion re&ardinff new mem- hnrc nnrl nlanc fnr neui nhilan- ' thropic projects featured the meet ing of Salem Spinsters Club, Mon day night, at the home of Miss Alice Lehman. Misses Beverly n-t In- Camel.,. co-nosiesses. new miners t a r e over at the next meeting, May 27. HOSTESSES for a luncheon on Friday will be Mrs. Willis E. Vin cent and Mrs. Raymond F. Olson, the two entertaining at the Home of Mrs. Vincent on Fairmount Hill. Bridge will follow the luncheon. SLEM HEIGHTS (Special'-! in hos,css' - . --'hn Kinney , will be hostess J On the program will be -an auc lo the Sou:h Hills Garden Club on . tjm sa)c A1) members will bring Tuesday at 8 p.m. at her n"- , . lh , ;. Mrs. H. G. Kellcy will b. the assist; Jhingsjor the affair. - jr$"Coffeeand"Time at Meier & Frank's-Salem . fs. i each Thursday morning 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. Plan now to meet your friends for "Coffee And" Time each Thursday morning in ths Oregon Room - Street Floor. Have a cup of coffee and light snack and watch the informal modeling of casual clothes ... all for only 30c. . CELEBRATING OUR CENTENNIAL YEAR Ity of each peach half. Broil spv-1 Raise, Mrs. John J. (trlfllth; eral inches from heat until hot from Dallas, Mrs. Carl Cerllniicr CZl , vZ ' i ,u """:nml her daughter, Mrs. Ranald Lyman, Mrs, Victor Williams ami I nrown. apoon any juices mat have run down back into cavities; sprin kle with grated lemon rind. Serve hot Makes 4 lo 6 servings as a meat garnish. Mrs. John Kllziulller; Mrs. Rml-1 erlck I.lvcslcy, Mrs, Charles A. Barclay, Mrs, Daniel J. Fry, Jr., I .Mrs, r. . Poorman. Mrs. Ken neth Hell . . . Among those assist-1 mg wns Mrs. Kay II. Simmons. - in iiwn ! 00rman' Mrs. hen- J DUSTING DISCOVERY! yiZTl UiQiluiii.ii..i.ii,T,....J bst ,o s'H'nd ,l,c "' i . mfTk H U--i '0"owi,1i 0 wi,1er at Palm Springs .(viv.s fjSfimSS-SlPPJ I Among out-of-town guests. - s3j4 DUST CLOTH I were Mrs. Horace llylrr and Mrs. ' v--.,?? 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