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V ' The OREGON STATESMAN, Salegj Oregon, Friday Homing, October 17. 1930 PAGE SEVEN c i i IH - s ociety N ews and lub Ouve M. Doae, Society Editor Affai airs Luncheon Opens Thursday Club Season The Thursday club started its 28th season Thursday with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. J. Bean with Mrs. C. P. Bishon and Mrs. A. N. Moore as assistant hostesses. Twenty eight vcirs irn. 1 S nrominent women of Salem organized the club. It has grown slowly during those years nnlv a few havine been admitted to the club group. The member-1 ship jnow numbers about zt. Mrs W. C. Hawler. Mrs. T. A. McBrlde and Mrs. Alice Dodd of Portland were acecial euests for the luncheon and informal social afternoon which followed. The, nresent membershl in cludes: Mrs. John- Albert, Mr3. Henry Bean, Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mrs. r V. Bishon Mrs. E. C Cross, Mrs. M. N. Chapman, -Mrs. Rich- ard cartwngni, Mrs. nunseii lin. Mrs. M. M. Cuslck. Mrs; S. C. Dyer, Mrs, F. A. EUlott, Mrs. R. v. Vlemlnr. Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Mr xv. K Kirk. Mrs. B. C. MUesJ Mrs. William McCall, Mrs. George Parre. Mrs. R. P. Boise, airs. Frauk Snedecor. Mrs. Carl Gregg Doner, Mrs. Charles Park. Mrs. C. K. Spaulding, Mrs. Frank cnnr Mr a N 1! lores. Mrs. Henry Thielsen, and Mrs. George M. Br6wn. Hubbard Will be Gracious Host Friday Hubbard Many members of the Marion county federation of women's clubs and also many guests among whom 4s Mrs. Charles N. BUyeuof Dallas, pres the Oreeon state federa tion oj women clubs, have ex pressed their intentions 01 ai ian.iim, y mtetins? of the fed eration here Friday; and the weather man predicting iair weather ahead and also with a splendid program prepared by Mrs. G. B. Bentsen of Silverton. president of the federation, as sisted by Mr.?. Julius Stauffet, president of the Hubbard wom en's club, and Mrs. Waldo F. Brown, past president of the fed eration, one of the best meetings that the federation has had the -ntlpnuB ei Xofua o iiiunjaoddo ted. ' More than 100 reservations for .luncheon have been made with Mrs Sadie Scholl. secretary of the Hubbard Woman's club, with Aurora and N oodburn in ' the lead with 20 each. Silverton and others are yet to be heard from. Music by the community or chestra under the direction of Dr A F. deLespinasse with a to cal solo by Mrs. Merle Stewart accompanied by the orchestra ivill be a feature of the luncheon hour, h luncheon will be served In the lovely dining room r,f th Mineral Springs hotel -with Mrs. Florence Cutting, manager of the hotel and also a member of the Hubbard Wom an's club, ln'charge, Committees for the meeting from the local club are Mis. Waldo F. Brown, Mrs. Audrey Wells and Mrs. Margaret McMannis, decorative, and Mrs. Neva McKenzIe, Mrs. Kathleen Beckman and Mrs. Vera Boje, reception. The meeting opens at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the Pythian hall and the greater part of the fore noon session will be given to the reports of the chairman of the standing and special committees as follows: Mrs. Herman Schroe der of Gates, civic; Mrs. Waldo F. Browh of Hubbard, child wel fare; Mrs. Isabelle Pelmulder of Woodburn. conservation; Mrs. F. M. Erickson of Salem, educa tional: Mrs. Claude Johnson of Talbot, federation extension; Mrs. Ivan Martin of Salem, legislation- and Mrs. D. II. Looney of -Jefferson, children's farm home. Amity A surprise party was ri:n lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. K;iri rtnrch. honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dean Craven. Tuesday even- nn th ncrasion of their sixth v. ('ding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burch. Many guests called during the f-v -ning. An attractively useful gift was presented Mr. and Mrs. ( raven. .At the close 01 me ev ening a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. M tn m nil t h Monomouth's Business and Professional Wom en's club has .outlined an ambi tious program for the ensuing vear, nder the leadership of Mrs. Betty Elliott, president. Several Independence women have become affiliated with the club and with the strengthened membership enthusiasm charac terized the initial meeting, and maHy progressive ideas were fea tured. Fairview Josephine Jones and Joan Newcomb were hostesses at a party In honor of Helen Dent Saturday afternoon at the Jones home. An autumn motif was car ried throughout the rooms. At tending the party were the hon or guest, Helen Dent, Bessie Benson, Clara Benson, Gladys Park. Sarah Morse. Rowena Jones, Joan Newcomb and Jose phine Jones. NELSON RECOVERING SILVERTON. Oct. 16. Alf O. Nelson, who underwent a major operation a few weeks ago, is on ih mad to recavery and reports that, ha hope to be back at his of fice for at least a part or eacn aay next week. GIRL WINS HONOR SILVERTON, Oct. 18. Wini fred Eastman, tha daughter of Mayor and Mrs. L. a Eastman, waa. elected rice president ot th Oregon, according to recant an RACQUET STAR AND BRIDE o o I V ! C SI ii I3 MM i mftcbr ' x VT A': 'tS? Today's Menu XI- An1 Mra T!lrhnK.l Vnrrta WilllniTltt. ?nr1 IaAvIiUT til Clllirctl of .'ii, cau i j v -9 -"f '-- - - t v Heavenly Kest alter ineir marriage, ine Driue is tne iwrmer rraniw West Glllmore, daughter of the socially prominent General and Mrs. Quincy A. Gilluiore. of Park avenue, New York !lty. Many society notable attended the nuptials. Salem Folk Guests At Waconda Dinner Waconda The home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Hall was the scene of a merry surprise when a group of friends gathered at their home to honor them on their tenth wedding anniversary. Many lovely gifts were received: and at noon a bountiful no host dinner was enjoyed. On the group were Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. Linnie Davis, Mrs. Leon Polka, Mrs. W. George, Ha zel George, Mrs. Seymore, Mrs. Elmer Cline and children, Bon nnle Joy and Glenn, Mrs. Paul Nickelson, all of Salem. Mrs. Al vin Hartley and sons Tommy and Dick, Mrs. Leslie Elliot and twin daughters, Mrs. E. A. Beugli and Mrs. John Tschautz.' all of Silver- ton, and Mrs. B. J. Miller of Ger vais.and the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Hall and soli. Raymond. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Legard entertained at dinner Tuesday night for the pleasure of Miss Emma and Miss Tune Wul- ver, who have been spending the summer here but,who are leaving the last of the week for Testcot, Kansas, their home. The two have been house-guests of their sister, Mrs. Richard Larson. Covers were laid Tuesday night at the Legard home for the Misses Wulver, Mr. and Mrs Ti-hrl Larson. Mr. and Mrs. W P. Larson. Merl Larson, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Le gard. ' Hubbard. The Hubbard Woman's club will sponsor a "500'' card party Saturday eve ning. October 18, at the Pythian hall. The proceeds from the party will be used to defray the expenses of tha federation meeting- Committees appointed are: Mrs. Blanche Brown, Mrs. Mar garet McMannis and Mrs. Kath leen Beckman, general; and Mrs. Neva McKenzIe, Mrs. Ellen Carl and Mrs. Vera Boje, refreshments. Stayton. Mrs. J. F. Potter and Mrs. Glen E. Fox enter tained with an afternoon ot bridge Tuesday at the home of th latter. Mrs. Dave M. John and Mrs. J. W. Mayo high scores. Gervais Mrs. A. Nibler, Miss Sophie Nibler, Mrs. . Johanna Clark and Mrs. M. D. Henning were hostesses for the first meet ing "of the winter seaaon of tae Community ffOO culfcrat Masonic hall Tuesday evening when ten tables of the game were lnplay. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. Sumner Stevens and Alherta Stokx; and for second high to Mrs. Peggy Pringleor Astoria, house guest of Mrs." Charles R. Moore, and for the men to Joseph F. Nathman. After the prizes were awarded all were invited to the dininer room where lunch was served. The tables were center ed with baskets of merigolds. Mrs Wm. Allauo. Mrs. C. W. Cuts- .forth. Mrs. A. DeJardin and Mrs C. B. Ellsworth are hostesses for Uhe next meeting, October 28 Gervais. The opening meet in? of the narent-teacher asso ciation was held at the school building Monday evening with a hundred or more in attendance. A short business session with the nresldent. G. J. Moison. in the chair, was followed by . a short program arranged by Professor James D. Brehaut and Mrs. Hel ena Estudillo was given after which a reception for the new teachers. Misses Harden and Schaffers and Mr. Tumbleson, was given and refreshments served. Independence. The home rnminr of Ada chapter of the order of Eastern Star was cele brated at the beautifully deco rated hall Tuesday evening. There was a very good attend ance at this meeting, about luu being present. A short business session was held at 8 o'clock, after which a program was enjoyed. - ! Refreshments were served by a committee' In charge of Mrs. M. J. Butler and dancing com pleted a pleasant evening. Silverton Mrs. M. G. Gun person and Mrs. Andrew Haeri were hostesses to members of Trinity Dorcasi society Tuesday evening. Over 50 members and friends were present, the nost esses entertained at the JJunder son home on East Hill. Shaw Dr. Elisebeth Mathewes of Italy and her sister, Amanda Mathewes were dinner, guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Endicott of Salem, Tuesday evening. Drama League to Begin Season of . Activity Salem Drama League has again taken up a season ot activ ity. The flrstplay to be spon sored by this group will be .the "Ten Pound Look7 which wm be presented within the immediate future. Vnr thar nftt weeks work has been going on in practice for the play which is being directed by Miss Margaret Burro ugns. Th aat InHndaa 4Iiaa Gene- vieve Thayer, Miss Margaret Burroughs, Ronald Craven ana Wayne Wiley. The play is witty and claims lines that hide much thought even while being amus ing. Th first nreSentation of the play will be at a-closed meeting of the A. A. U. W. in a luncneon for which Mrs. Claudius Thayer will be hostess at her home. Willamette Lodge. Immediately following thisln ltial presentation the play will be given for tha Salem Drama League. Silverton Woman's Club Selects Delegates Silverton. The George hudds home on Coolidge street was lovely Monday afternoon for Of ficers' Day, of the Silverton Women's club. Autumn flow era urere fined about the rooms where the program was given and later tea was servea Dy me officers. Officers are ' Mrs. George Hubbs, president: Mrs. Edson Comstock, rice presiaeni: Mrs E. V. Johns, secretary; Mrs. F f. McDonald, treasnrer. Mrs. H B. Latham and Mrs. J. Ballen tyne, two past presidents, poured during the tea hour. M. S. Kchrock of Milwaukie. spoke on three of the Grange measures and Homer T. Bone of Tacoma. talked on the power measures. other numbers on the program were "The Club Collect'' by Mrs. w. Tnomison; two violin solos, Beryl Ottoway, accomnanled hv Mrs. Lowell ua vnnnnrtr two vocal soloa bv Mrs Alxln Legard, accompanied Dy Mrs. Edison Comstock; piano solos by Mrs. H. H. Frisbie. Delegates appointed to tne rountv federation were Mrs. George Hubbs, Mrs. J. Ballen- tyne, Mrs. F. G. McDonald, Mrs. Edson Comstock and Mrs. L. v. Johns. Stlvertnn Miss Emma Adam- son was reelected president of the Tryphena Girls' club at its regular meeting held this week at the home of Miss Rose Specht. Hel- vie Silver was chosen as vice pre sident, and Miss Ora Larson as oocrot arv-l rpsii rer. Following the election of of-J mi 11. 1 . 1 n 1 n i cial evening followed by a Hal lowe'en supper served by the hostess. The long dining table was decorated in orange ana black, including favors. Pump kin pie and chocolate were serv ed. Those present for the evening were Miss Adamson, Miss Silver, Mis Larson. Tt.ha Cavendar. Clara Larson, Cathaleene Cuddy, Zelma King, Winifred Riches. Lo is Riches, Nellie Cavendar, Mrs. Sophia Specht, and Miss Specht. Union Hill. The Walluga club held their first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. W. H. Tate. Twelve members answered to roll call bv telling of their vacation or trios they had taken during the summer. A dainty lunch was served Dy the hostess assisted by Mrs. Win nie Tate. Visitors were Mrs. Lee Tate and Mrs. Henry Miller of Stayton. , Mrs. ,C. G. Parke, and small daughter, Mary Evelyn, of Seat tle, Is the guest of Mrs. Parke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Welch at their home 236 Each Busn street. By LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER Lobster Base . If enn for Dinner Boiled Rie and Lobster Sani Slieed Cueambara Hot BUcaU CarrMt Jaat Blieod AprleoU CmmhI Tilled Ck CoUeo Habbard. Tha tint C the sarlea ! card parties sponsored by the Pythlaa sisters and Knights of Pythlaa of Habbard was held at tne ryxnian uu Monday evening. Nina tables sTt were la' play an dy prises awarded to Mrs. Ida Garland. Mrs. Susie Moore all of Hubbard. William Tall of Aurora, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Clearer ot Hubbard. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wiima Leffler, Mrs. Alma Jesse, Mrs. Anna Stantfer and Mrs. Ruth Stantfer. The next party of the series will be held October 27. Lobster Sane (Serving ) 4 Ublespooni butter 5 tablespoon floor 1 cop milk 1 enn thin T&an lhi cap dieed canned or fresh lobster (cooked) S tablespoons chopped cooked celery 1 tablespoon enoppoa psrsiey Vi teaspoon aalt hi teaspoon paprika 1 va'V Melt hntter and add flour. Blend well, add milk and cream. nook slowlv. stirring constantly. until sauce thickens. Add rest of ! ineredients. Cook 2 minutes. Pour over and around mound of hot boiled rice placed on platter. Garnish with parsley. Pear Salad A tiltf ..... a 1vxh Ti&ra 1 tablespoons finely chopped candied Singer A tahlpsTtnnni brokftn Iinta Phill Inrreriianta Place ne&rs on lettuce. Sprinkle with rest of ingredients. Cocoanut Filled Cake l-S cap fat 1 cup aiirar 2 tn Tolks 2-3 cup milk 1 teaspoon lemon extract 1 teasDoon oranre extract 4 teaspoon aalt j 2 cup pastry iionr 2 teaspoons- bakinr powder Cream fat and "sugar. Add egg vnlks milk, extracts, salt, flour and baking powaer. ueai o miu- utes. Fold in egg whites, four into 2 laver cake pans lined with waxed paper. Bake 25 minutes in moderate oven. Cool. See the Champions at Pacific . ImiteirEatioinial Incorporated A Kingwood Social Club Elects Officers Kinewood Mrs. Glenn L. Ad- om wa hostess Tuesday after noon at the regular .seml-montn-ly meeting of the Laurel social Hour clnb. The annual election of officers was held which result- Ari no follows: nresldent. Mrs. J A. Vantiss: vice-president, Mrs G. h. Adams; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. A. L. ADDlewhite. The retiring officers are Mrs. Apple white, nresldent: Mrs . K. A Blevins, vice-president and Mrs, J. B. Smith, secretary-treasurer. Much business was transacted in cidental to the closing of the year's work and plans discussea, for the activities of the coming 12-month. The birthday of Mrs. George Steward falling the day the club met and the birthday or wrs. Raymond Compton occurring the previous day these two la dies were specially honored by being seated at a small table on which rested a large cake graced by two candles. The hostess was assisted at the tea hour by Mrs. Bernard Benson. Members nresent were Mrs. A. L. Applewhite, Mrs. R. A. Blev ins, Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mrs. war ren B. Baker, Mrs. Theodore Bernard. Mrs. Robert Hall. Mrs. Edward Finley, Mrs. George Steward, Mrs. Raymond uomp tnn Mrs. B B. Flack. Mrs. R. A. Blevins and the hostess, Mrs, u. L. Adams. Keizer Mrs. G. W. Browning was hostess for a charming after noon in compliment to the Iirsl meeting of the seoson for the East Keizer Dining clnb Thursday afternoon. An election of officers was held which resulted in Mrs. Joe Bartruff being elected presi dent; Mrs. O. W. Browning, vice president, and Mrs. Robert Mc Clay, secretary treasurer. Lulu McClay and Magdallne Baltruff were special guests, and 12 club members were present, Mrs. T M. Haberman, accom panied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ryan of Sclo and her aunt, Mrs. Daisy Mclntyer of Sa lem left the first of the week for her new home in Ellensburg where she will Join Mr. Haber man, who has been there for the past few weeks. Portland. Oregon. 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