THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1927
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er, two tblrds cup. Beat untu
cool, put In the remainder of the
meal, the flour, and thin with
milk. Heat the eggs very light,
andi them and the baking
povlvU , Jhen ready to cook. The
battPstyuld be thin. This makes
two piepans of bread, or can be
cooked in muffin pans, or corn
stick molds, all well greased and
hot when batter is poured in to It.
Cook in a quick oven one half
hour.
Angel Charlotte Russo
1 tablespoon gelatin
V cup cold water
cup sugar
V cup chopped candied pineap
ple 1 pint double X cream
cup chopped nuts
J2 cup chopped candied cher
ries. Dissolve gelatin in cold water.
Boil together the sugar and wat
er and pour over the dissolved
gelatin and beat until cold. Add
stiffly whipped cream, also nuts
andeandied fruits. Bake an angel
food cake in a loaf, cut off top
and remove inside. Fill with
Charlotte Russe and replace top.
When ready, to serve, garnish with
whipped cream and slice as you
oma ice cream. Sei,.3 about
eight.
Ladies' Aid of W. R. C.
Entertained at Kennen Home
Mrs. Hattie Kennen was host
ess at the meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps held Thursday after
noon. Twenty-four guests and
members were present.
Readings were given by Mrs.
Bessie Martin, Mrs. Jennie Jones,
Mrs. Ina Koon, Mrs. Cordelia La
Bare. Mrs. Myrtle "Collins, Mrs.
Jennie Higgins, Mrs. Louise Koon,
and Mrs. Julia Blodgett.
Mrs. Hattie Cameron read a
eulogy on the life of Mrs. Hattie
Patterson, a member of the gsoup,
whose death occured last week.
T-lCM'ackgroi
rst Congregational Church
Resume Evening
Services
The first evening service of the
fall will be held this evening at
the First Congregational Church.
The service will be in the form of
an illustrated lecture on the relig
ious work which has been done
among the Indians of North Amer
ica. A number of inspiring pictures
have been selected for the Sunday
evening programs this winter. The
film, "One Increasing Purpose,"
will be shown next-week.
IV,.; and Mrs AubreuJFlet-Ai,
nf. at Home in Salem
Mr. and "Mrs. Aubrey Fletcher
Mary Spaulding) have arrived in
Salem and are making" their
home on Richmond Avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. Spaulding Vere mar
ried a few weeks ago at the home
of Mrs. Fletcher's parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Frank Spaulding, at
Cascade Locks.
Both young people are grad
uates of Willamette University
and have a great many friends
who are pleased to learn of their
return to" Salem. Mr. Fletcher is
a member of the faculty at Par
rish Junior High School. !
Jlntterfly Linene Shoppe
Will Open in Salem
The "Butterfly Linene
Shoppe," which is located at 375
North High street, will be for
mally opened to the public to
morrow morning.
The shop will carry imported
linen goods of all types, Imported
oriental goods, and a complete
line of boutonneires, earrings,
handkerchiefs, and im'ibation
flowers, as well as many other
novelties. A number of the
clever stuffed toys, which will be
carried in stock, will be made in
Salem.
The interior of the shop is fin
ished most attractively. Small
tables in the window display a
few of the lovely things which
the shop will sell. Two long
jilass cases, one on either side of
the entrice contains other at
tractive suggestions.
A sapphire blue velvet curtain.
appHqned on either end with a
huge butterfly, forms a pleasing
round for the reception hall.
display cases line these
walls.
A ladies' exchange will be con
ducted in combination with the
f,hop, and dressmaking, remodel
ing; and the making of tailored
shirts will be other lines of work.
Miss Pearl McVey and Miss
Jennie Thompson are conducting
the "Butterfly Shoppe."
Observe First Birthday An
vil irsary of Miss Nancy
Wallace
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
B. Wallace called at their home
Thursday afternoon to greet Ht-
Wiss Nancy Wallace, who cele
$d her first birthday Sep
tember 22.
Regular W. R. C. Meet
ing'iPostponed The meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps which was to have
been held next:, Saturday after-
.wnoon has been postponed ueeaua
of the fair which will be in ses
sion that day.
Recent Guest of Relatives
in Salem i
After visiting for several days
with his sister-in-law and niece,
Mrs! F. P. Talkington and Miss
Cora Talkington, Mr. A. W. Talk
ington left yesterday for his home
in GrangeYille, Idaho.
Week-end Guests at
Bishop Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bishop and
their twd sons, Clarence Morton,
Jr., and .Broaghton Bisnop are
guests for the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Bishop.
Judge and Mrs. Bean
Visit in Portland
Judge and Mrs. Henry J. Bean
returned late last night from
Portland where they had been the
guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lar
sen. Attend Conference in Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding
of Cascade Locks have been at
tending the Oregon Conference of
the Methodist church.
Oregon Congress of Parents
and Teachers Will Sponsor
Kindergarten
The Oregon Congress of Parents
and Teachers will sponsor a kin
dergarten and nursery at the Ore
gon State Fair whic h will begin ;
tomorrow at the fair grounds in
Salem. Mrs. George Wenderoth
is state chairman of the fair work.
The kindergarten, which will be
maintained in the Educational
Building, will be for the children
of the campers. The hours will be
from nine thirty until eleven
forty-five in the morning. There
will be supervised play in the af
ternoon from one thirty until
four.
Mrs. De Vorc will have charge
of the kindergarten classes and
the nursery will be under the sup
ervision of Mrs. Josephine Butts.
Mrs. C. C. Gabriel, of Portland,
state president of the congress,
is expected to be at the booth
Thursday.
Knight Memorial Church Will
Present First Concert
of Fall Season
The vested choir of the Knight
Memorial Church will present
their first fall concert this even
ing at seven thirty o'clock.
The program follows:
"Why Standest Thou Afar Off,"
Ashford Chorus.
"Sun of My Soul," J. Carlton
Drew Mrs. Newgent, Miss
Eyre, Leonard Chadwick.
"The Voice in the Wilderness,"
Scott Ronald Craven.
"The King of Love, My Shepherd
Is," Shelly Ladies Chorus.
"Thy Name I Adore," Petrie
Chorus.
"Largo," Hendel.
"Unfinished Symphony," first
movement, Schumert Donald
Allison.
Mrs. Brophy Returns
From Seattle?:
Mrs. Henry Brophy has returned
to her home in Salem after visit
ing for the past month in Seattle.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orr
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Orr had
as their house guests last week.
Rev, and Mrs. Frank James, and
their son. Warren, of Spokane,
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Livesley Hosts
at Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Livesley
were hosts at a dinner party Fri
day evening in their home on
Fairmount Hill, complimenting
Senator and Mrs.Charles L. Mc
N'ary who will leave shortly for
Washington, D. C.
Tall tapers and a crystal bowl
of varl-colored anenomes centered
the dining table. Covers were
placed for Senator and Mrs. Mc
Nary, Miss Mary Louise Morton
of New York City, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Stolz, Judge and Mrs. John
H. McNary, Dr. and Mrs. J. Shel
ley Sanrman, and Colonel W. B.
Bartrum.
Informal Dance at Illahee
Club Friday
The Illahee Country club enter
tainment committee announces an
informal dance for Friday even
ing, September 30, at 10 o'clock.
This event was planned so that
members could entertain their
friends here attending the state
fair and horse show. This will
be the last informal dance at the
Illahee clubhouse until next summer.
EDliCATIONU. leader
URGES SPECIAL WORK
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From 12 M. to it l
Chicken Broth with
M.
Rice
Salad
ENTREES
Grilled Salmon Steak with
Lemon Butter
Individual Chicken Pie
Pot Roast of Beef and Corn
Fritters
Stewed Chicken with Egg
Noodles
Mashed Potato
Creamed Turnips
DESSERT
Rird's Nest Pudding
Jello With Whipped Cream
75c Dinner
Sea Food Cocktail
Pickles Olives Celery
Chicken Broth with Dice
ENTREES
Baked Chicken and Sage
Dressing
Fricasee of Chicken and
Green Peas
Breaded Dinner Steak,
- BordelaiSe Sauce
Baked Ham with Sweet Potato
VEGETABLES
Mashed Potato
"Creamed Turnips
DESSERT
Apple Sauce Cake Ice Cream
Jello with Whipped Cream
Tea Coffee Milk Bottermilk
(Drinks included with Meals)
Minto's New I. Salem
.Restaurant .
Opposite the Elslnore
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Consistent Workers
PHILADELPHIA John Henry
Gallati. 93. and his "kid brother"
Rudolph. 8 6, who. ca'me from
Switzerland 80 years ago, still
carry on their father's business of
making brushes. They have not
missed a working day in 40 years,
friends say. The elder brother
I still is head of the choir of the
j Bethanian German Lutheran
j church, which he has led for
j many years.
Have You Forgotten?
To have that coat, suit or dress cleaned
and pressed for the Fair.
Just Call 934
Cherry City Cleaners
We Give One Day Service
230 North Liberty Street
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Ethel H.
Dunning .system of im
proved miisie study for
beginners.
Term opens Sept. 12. Pupils should enroll now
Res. 505 N. Summer Telephone 1370
Accredited Teacher
Piano and Pipe Organ
ELMA WfeLLER, PIANIST
Specializing in Artist Tone, and Touch for Advanced Students,
through the Modern, Weight, Relaxation.
For Beginners
The Dunning System of Improved Music Study. The only
system endorsed by the world's most renowned musicians,
such as Leschetizky, Illoomfield-Zeislcr, De Pachman, Carreno
and others.
High School Credits Given '
Studio 695 North liberty Street Telephone 1351
JOY TURNER MOSES
PIANIST DUXMXO TEACHER VIOLINIST
Graduate of New England Conservatory, Boston. Stud
ied under foremost American and European masters,
including Carre Louise Dunning, Maximilian Pilzer,
Frank LaForge, Eugene Gruenberg, Louis C. Elson,
Josef Adamowski and Mrs. A, M. Virgil.
Five years head of Violin Department and Piano In
structor at Willamette University.
High School Credits Given
Stndlo: 335 X. Capitol St. Phone ,48831
BUSH STUDIO OF
PIANO AND VOICE DRAMATIC ART
1363 S. Commercial. Tel. 2572-R
MARJORIE M. WALKER I JESSIE F. BUSH
Lyric Soprano Pianist
Teacher of Voice, Piano
Dramatic Coach.
Late student of Mr. Samor
loff and Mr. Kostalanetz of
New York.
Pianist and Teacher.
A. K. Virgil system of tech
nic. Affiliated teacher of
the National Academy of
Music of New York. State
accredited.
TH6MAS VIOLIN AND PIANO STUDIO
New improved courses for beginners and i advanced stu
dents. Latest scientific methods of Instruction. Classes In
Harmony, Ear training and Theory. Orchestra training free.
Seventeen years successful experience in teaching. Accredited
by State Board of Education. Register now for fall term.
Zena Thomas Piano P. P. Thomas Violin
Salem Studio C5 X. Kith St. Corvallis Studio 440 N. 4th St.
Phono 1518J
BERTHA JUNK-DARBY
Accredited Piano Teacher
Studio 070 N. Cottage rhonc 105OW
Moore fundamental and musicianship classes for beginners.
Authorized Progressive Series Instructor
ELIZABETH LEVY,
Mus. It.
TEACHER OF VIOLIN
PUPIL OF CEASAR THOMSON IN BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
1020, NEW YORK 1023-24
Announces a now course of study for beginners.
Inquiry Invited
Studio 251 X. Church St., near Court St. Phone 1194
High school credits given, orchestra training,
. ensemble classes
MRS. LENA WATERS
Teacher of Piano Residence Studio
1570 Court Street Telephone 1150W
IVA CLARE LOVE
Accredited Teacher of Violin
569 North Liberty Street
Telephone 1997J
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Treacher of Piano
Authorized Instructor of Moore's Fundamental School of
Music. Fundamental ' Classes for Beginners. .Musicianship
Classes for Advanced Students. ; ,
lies. Studio 11SO Chemeket 8t Tel 650-R '
William Wallace !pl
"MAKER OF ARTISTS"
Concert Violinist and. Teacher-r-Head of the Violin
. - Department, Willamette University
y John Wallace Graham, Assistant in Violin
v STUDIOS IN NEW NELSON .BUILDING
Cor. Liberty and Chemeketa JSts. v - " " Tel.. 540
Mr. Graham has artist pupils playing and teaching in
all parts of the United States.
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LENA BELLE TARTAR t; . ; :
CONTRALTO SOLOIST TEACHER OP SlNOiNtt
Director of Music, Salem High School. ,. ; -.
Authorized by the State of Oregon to grant hlgtr school :
credits for lessons. ' - .. . '
Modern methods of instruction constitutional breatfirir
English, Italian, German, French and Latin diction extensive
repertoire. . ;;.-
Studio 164 No. Liberty St. Res. 359 No. Liberty St,
Phone 334 Phon 17S3-W
MR. A. G. NELSON
announces the opening of a completely equipped
CONCERT HALL
available for Recitals, Concerts, Lectures, and
Theatricals. , Tl
STUDIO DIRECTORY
New Nelson Building
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RUTH BEDFORD '
Piano Professional Accompanist
Telephone 540 ; v
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MRS. WALTER DENTON j
TEACHER OF PIANO
Authorized exponent of -. ' t .
THE MOORE FUNDAMENTAL MUSip SCHOOL .
Res. Studio 118 N. 12th St.
Tel. 134;
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FRANK E. CHURCHILL
. Piano, Pipe Organ - . ' !
High School Credits Granted
CAROL DIBBLE
Dramatic Expression
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MINETTA MAGERS
Voice, Coach, Chorus and Choir, Director
. Salem and Portland Studios
WHITES .
SCHOOL OF THE DANCE
Ballet, Interpretive, Classical and Ballroom
Phone 365
WILLIAM WALLACE GRAHAM1
Teacher of Violin and Ensemble
JOHN WALLACE GRAHAM, ASSISTANT
LAURA GRANT CHURCHILL
TEACHER OP PIANO
783 N. Winter St. ; . rhone 142-J
High School Credits Granted
MOLLIE STYLES
Residence Studio" 2075 Fairgrounds Road "
Tel. Q81BI
Accredited Teacher of Piano' and Voice
Special Attention to Beginners ' f.
MRS. HENRY LEE :
Teacher of Piano ,
735 Stewart Street (Parrish Grove)
Telephone 1037J
DOROTHY PEARCE j
PI ANlsf TEACHER OP PlAIfO
367 N. Winter St.- , Telephone 54 lh
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