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Newspaper Page TextHie CHEGON STATESMAN, Sakia, Oregon, Saturday Ilamb?, April 13. 1C33 PAGE FIVE Society News and Clufe Affairs Jessib Steele; Society Editor Miss7 Stoddard : Is Married in ; Sotitli Concert, Event at Woman's Club House . AN Interesting .musical .event of tonight : at . 8 : JO o'clock . In the Woman's clubhouse Is the Joint concert to-be: given by Miss Frances! Brockman,' vio linist, and George Bishop, fearl-" tone, both of Ettgeni: . A. committee from the Salem Rotary club ' la sponsoring tbe benefit recital wJhlch will enable the young musicians to ' go 'east to study, Missi Brockman will i compete In the national finals ox the Federated Music ' Clnbs. Aurora Potter; Underwood and John Stark Evans are the accom panists." -. The program ! has been -Announced as follows:-1 Arioso. Park Sel Dir, Herr1. Haadal Ble Am Her Exes J Winter Wait La Kirsir ,.,., Gts,a Frrr Uomt. Ol .,,.; JtkAaet He4 They Will Appear in Concert ; C&l (Ml A At Nirkt Linda Ia Bong at tit Fls ..Tota Dobtom BaekaniHa LB. Yeagna Williams J... .atoassorgaky Ceorge i Bishop II Preludiaa. from Siata Sonata ' Ba-e Ballad aad Polonaise jTicxtaBp Kosaaaee Yienaee Veto? Kxvbersae i 1 BeetBve -KreUler "3o.q htark Eva as, director, of the Kaseoe Gieenten, la-the accompwa isf f or George fiXthep, peoalar baritone front tbe naiTaitr citjrj . - wrbA mi be presented ia Joint concert with Frances Brockman, Tie Unut, tonight at the Woman's clubhouse. Burnkam I Koetora a4 Taraatella SxiBaaowakjr I - rraneaa BrockaMa District Conference Begins Today The district ednf erence of Zon ta International bpent this morn ing at 9 o'clock in the Marion hotel with the Salem club as - - I V. . a m . m Ma hostess. Mrs. or a r. JHCimyre, i nitnenu.' mrs. . uuian, district chairman, will preside. Mrs. JJarrel Hewitt, Mrs. Caroline ! A luncheon 19 scheduled at Burch were joint hostesses to the lfe:15 in the banquet room and members of the Rlckreall Ladies - . . . . . h Ai1 at tho 1 a t tar'a Kama WajIiim. 2 o'clock. District officers WU1 1 day afternoon. be elected. - i - I Suggestions were receiTed from A' t tfflwk hanonet will be I the Rural. Clubs Federation nf ". given in the main dining room j Polk County program chairman tonight with Dr. Bruce Baxter I as to study topics upon .Oregon as the principal speaker. A stunt history. Mrs. Mary Burch was ap- SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday, April 13 Salem Woman's club, board meeting, 2 p. m., bus iness at 2; SO- p. m. and program, 1p.m. Maccabee Junior court at K. P. hall, 2 p. m. Dallas court special guests. program and frolic for. delegates under the direction of Miss Hazel Cook and Dr Helen Pearce will I follow In the late evening. Sunday morning a breakfast at i 9:39 o'clock : will conclude the conference. pointed to hare a paper for the May meeting at the home of Mrs. J. F. Vaughan. A short program was present ed by Mrs. GUIam. Special guests included Mrs. Bud Ramsey, Mrs. M. B. Findley, Directors for the conclave from Mrs. Ella Wilson. Mrs. Floyd Nel- tfce hostess club are Miss Nellie son of Monmouth, and Mrs. Hat- Schwab, president; Miss Helen I tie Imbler of Independence. , Toekey, general, chairman; Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans, program; Miss Lena Belle Tartar, director of music, and Miss ' Dorothy Pearce, club accompanist. a Union Hill - Mrs. Henry Pe ters entertained with a party hon oring the 8th birthday anniversary of her son Donald. Games were played and refreshments were served by Mrs. Peters, assisted by Mrs. Edwla Peters. Guests pres- ald Peters and Marcelle and La ent were the Lonored guest, Don vonne Mertx, Lois and Nanette Cote and Gny Scott. Falls City The local Rebe- kaha were represented by the fol lowing ladies at the District con vention at Balls ton Saturday Mrs. Jessie Moyer, Mrs. A. A. Pierce, Mrs. Joint McCuistion Mrs. Lizzie Treat, Mrs. Nellie Mack, Mrs. Violet Mack, Mrs. Lor ing Frink and Mrs. Minna Hoppe. Mrs. Seitz Surprised by Club j. Mrs. R. W. jHans Seits was pleasantly and completely surpris ed Thursday by 'the Merry Mlng lers club. Members called In the morning bringing with them a covered dish -dinner. Beautiful spring flowers were used on the table and about the guest rooms, also brought, by' the club. Mrs. Seits is a former member. . An informal afternoon ef con versation, sewing' and music was enjoyed. Little Patsy Ann Vlesko Twin Topics Increase Prize Winning Chances Mrs. Devers Has Tea Planning Meeting MRS. J. M. DETERS, chair man of the committee In 1. m ai Yl.t dren's Farm Home tea to be giv en -by i the Salem. Woman's' -Club April 24 at the C. P. Bishop home, ; entertained . members of the committee Friday afternoon to discuss plans. Hours ; will be from 3 to I o'clock. ' The tea committee is made up of Mrs. Devers, Mrs. D. B. Jar- man, Mrs. C P. Bishop, Mts. B. E. Carrier, Mrs. U. G. Boyer and Mrs. Charles Galloway. The so cial and hostess committee Is comprised of Mrs. CV T. Ellison, Mrs. Anna Phillips, Mrs. A. L. Wallace. Mrs. Harriet R. Benson, Mrs. Ella Kirk, Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. F. M. Lobdell and Miss Eula MeCuIly. Theta Alums Sew for Hospital Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority held a sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. -Wallace Carson Thursday night. Work was done for the Salem General hospital. A late supper waa served. Members of the group are Miss Elouise Buck of Monmouth, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. Allan Car son, Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. Gas Hixson, Mrs. George Hug. Mrs. Roy Keene, Mrs. Willard Marshall, Mrs. Guy Smith, Mrs. Tom Wood, Mrs. Richard Slater. Mrs. James Sears, Mrs. Frank Chapman. Mrs. Rodney Brown Mrs. Robert Peterson, Miss Es ther Wood r. Mis a Pauline Lucas, Miss Jean Wilson. Mrs. W. W, Baum and the hostess, Mrs. Wal lace Carson. Hubbard- The W. club, an organisation of girls from 11 to 14 years, held a meeting Tuesday nignt at the home of Mrs. W Orr, with Doris Lore, president presiding. Plans for actirities dur ing the coming year were outlin ed, and a summer camp for girls discussed. The club will meet reg ularly twice a month. Falls City Mrs. Laura Horn entertained with a delightful o clock luncheon Monday after noon m honor of Mrs. W. L. Rus sell's birthday amriTersary. Guests were Mrs. W. L. Russell, Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Mrs. Richard Pawl, Mrs. E. G. White, Mrs. F. E Driggs and Mrs. Clay Guthridge Salem Heights. The ' monthly meeting of the Salem Height Wo man's club was held.ln the club house Friday afternoon, with Mrs. A. A. Taylor presiding, in the ab sence or Mrs. Reed Chambers, frHE marriage of Miss Carol j This business meeting was follow- X stodaara, f daughter or Mr. w . wuium iwm jirugrain aia Mm. will M. stodd&rd of I tn d e r, the leadership of Mrs. Salem, to Paul H. Folliard. sou of I 'rT Washburn. Mr. ana Mrs. j. k. roiiura oz I wominatioa : or oincers was Cleveland. O.. lias been announe-1 made-for the coming year. Mrs. ed. iv - ;-- -v-.rf:r i waiter Petty and -. Mrs. . Cleave The ceremony took place March I Bartlett were nominated . for the 20 In Los-Angeles where the eon-1 presidency; Mrs. A. A. Taylor and pie are now t home at 1214 S.I Mrs. Fred Burger, vice-president; Lake street. h . I Mrs., Paul Acton, secretary, and Mrs. Folliard attended Oregon I rs. Alice &, Eamunason, trea State college and was employed in I surer, the accident commission at thai ; Delegates named to attend the statehouse before going to suth-1 Marion county convention at WU ern California . Ilard on April 21th were: Mrs. Al- Mr. FoBIard studied at Wlseon-1 Tin. B. Stewart. Mrs. A. B. Wilson. sin university and Ohio State col-1 Mrs. Belle -Douglas. Mrs. A. M. lege. i I Chapman and Mrs. Alice E. Ed- mundson. A cooked food ; sale - is being sponsored by the Woman's club on Saturday, April IS. Mrs. Fred Burger. Mrs. Walter Pettra ana Mr. and Mrs. John U. Wrath I Mrs. George Mannrnr were named were hosts to is lor a dancing I on this committee party and buffet supper recently! Refreshments were aerred foi- in honor of Mrs.' Cecil L. Daily lowing-the program by the hos- ol coiumous, v., wno nas oeeni teases 8nending two months at the wrath i home. t Sunday night Mrs. Daily waa 1 vierrais. The community 500 feted at the home of Mr. and lCIab supper given at the auditor- Mrs. Herman Watson with dinner I Inm Tuesday night was attended and hrldre. Other hostesses who I D - Persons, irises for high entertained for her pleasure were I core were given to Mrs. C. B. Mrs. Glen Hoar. Mrs. Richard Ellsworth and B. B. Bamer and Rnhtmnn Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leo. i r lOW scores to Mrs. Alice- Ru lev and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ram-1 inoA Howard Tong. Mrs. S. r - I D. Manning and Mrs. L V. Mc - . . i j . . ... . . Mrs. Daily.! a niece of Mrs. I 00 . composea ine nostess com- Wrath, returned to Ohio this I luee- l or supper, Aprtl 22, Mrs. Daily Feted as House Guest . week. Woodburn. J una 12 has been J chosen by Miss Helen Allen and Donald T. Lauer as the date of their wedding.' The ceremony will be held the night of June 12 in the First Presbyterian church at Woodburn, with many guests and friends invited to witness the wed ding vows. Miss Allen announced her engagement to Mr. Lauer in January. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Allen of Wood- burn. Mr. Lauer is the son of Mrs. ; Emma Lauer of Oakland, Calif. Miss Allen is a graduate of Uni versity of Oregon where she was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta. She also attended the University of California. For the past four years she has been teaching In the Woodburn high school. Mr. Lauer is a graduate of Stan ford university, and LaSalle School of Law. He is employed as man ager of the Market, Fifteenth Street Branch Bank of the Ameri can Trust company. stayton Dr. and Mrs. George Inglls arrived this week from ! Grants Pass te make their home with their son, W. A. Inglis and family. The doctor will open an optical office In the Baits Jewel ry store. Mrs. J. W. Johnston, Mrs. Rufi- not ana Miss Bigot will act as hostesses. FAMOUS CHARLES QF THE EITZ BEAUTY AIDS ARE BEING INTRODUCED AT MILLER'S THIS WEEK : ' MISS FLORENCE NAYLOR Here Today Ody! She will blend a powder for yourMndividual use at no extra cost. Come to the cosmetics section and take advantage of this splendid service. ' . - , jm2 "A1M . ORKOOW Twin topics are once more in vogue at the Round Table and this next week you have a. choice of spinach and avocado recipes. Send in as many as yon like for either or both topics. The rules are unchanged. List all ingredients first, then de scribe the method of putting I them together,, how long to cook land at approximate temperature. and finally, how many does It serve. Include the balance of the menu If you like and your chanc es of winning prise are bet- and Shirley Lou Arthur played Iter. Cash prizes totaling 1 2 are piano solos. In attendance were Mrs. Seitz, Mrs. Freeman -Phipps, Mrs. Allen McCain. Mrs. Fred Scharf, Mrs. J. J. Ackerman. Miss Orlie Mitchell, Mrs. G. H. Tharp, Mrs. Carl Sny der, Mrs. Robert Fromm, Mrs. Mary C. Fletcher, Mrs. Cora Kee ney. Mrs. Esther Barker, Mrs. Sar ah Woodburn and Mrs. C. C. Col well. f Jefferson - "Women in Reli gion" was the subject for the af ternoon study of the Woman's club meeting at the country home of Mrs. Robert Terhune, Wednes- awarded each week. Tbe contest is open to everyone. It ends Thursday noon, April 18. Here are more Easter recipes: Easter Egg Salad 8 hare-boiled eggs, colored pink 1 rm-H eriwjf head ( lettuce, shred ded 1 cop mayonnaise 3 teanpaona sufar 1 teaspoon Tin agar Vx taaapeoa aalt t taaspaoo, dry or 1 teaspoon pre pared muatard I small glaaa pineapple cream cheese h cap small red Tadisbea, sliced 1 small tomato, eat in pieces 1 small iwwt sickle. ehoDDed Sometime during the first week day afternoon. j.Bible quotations preceding Easter, open a Jar of were glTen by members in answer $et pickles. After the pickled to roll call,-and a. life sketch of beets are gone, drop your whole Mary Baker Eddy was given by hard-boiled eggs, which have been Mrs.' V. D. Looney. During tbe peeled, into this- colorful liquid social hour following the meet- and let stand for 48 hours. Al io g. a club lunch was enjoyed. I low 2 eggs to a serving. If you . ftiemuers present were Mrs. j do not have enough liquid to cov Eugene Flnlay, Mrs. Hurley Llbby, I er eggs, a little water may be wrs. a. u. ninz, airs, iterneri added. At the end of this time. aooney, mrs. m. u. iooney ana i the m be dee nlnk color daughter Eleanor, Mrs. V. D. Looney, Mrs. James - Pate, Mrs. with a decided pickle flavor. On the day you are going to serve Fred Wied. Mrsj Earl Miller. Miss r7B i-V ar.rtAri. q f4 rrange shredded let- axisijviiv -av v a.A a waau vuv vavtJ . ess. Mrs. Frances Nebergal ofj Eugene was a guest at the meet- ' fng. Mrs. C M. Smith and Mrs. R. C. Thomas will be hostesses for the next meeting. April 24. i Stayton Complimenting Miss Betty Anne Goode on her 14 th . birthday, Mrs. Don Goode enter tained tbe girls of the 8th grade class at - her home Wednesday night Novel games and stunts -for which 'prizes were. awarded, combined with . delicious refresh ments made the evening an en joyable one. Besides the honor guest those present were Misses Bette Korlnek, Marian Follis, Dor- is Crabtree, La jVerna Darby, Le on Burmester, Shirley Frule, - Barbara Wattert, Frances Rider, ; Mary Lucas. and Alice Nelmeyer. Stayton The Women's club gave another of their benefit card parties Wednesday night. Bine ta bles of bridge being in play. Host esses were Mrs.! Ed Bill, Mrs. WI1- -41s Brown, Mrs. George R. Duncan and Miss Hannah Bowley. Prizes ,f or high score went to Mrs. Har- rr Humphrey and Floyd Fair. The card party next month will complete the series and at that - time the prizes for accumulative scores will be awarded, v Gervats. Mrs. J. C. Adams en : tertained . informaUy Wednesday - afternoon Mrs. .Earl Streeter and Mr; Streeters bother and sister , who are here from Minnesota and Mrs. A. B. Mlnaker and Mrs. J. - B. Brown. Salem Heights. An Interesting and delightful meeting of the Lit - tie Garden club was held Tim ra dar afternoon with -Mrs. John fit ters of Falrvlew avenue as hos tuce on - four individual salad plates to form nests. In the cen ter of the nest plaee a layer of radishes, tomato and pickle mix ture. Drop a little mayonnaise on this. Cut your pickled eggs in halves, crosswise, and scoop out yolks. Mash yolks with a fork and add sugar, mustard and salt which have been mixed together, and vinegar. Moisten with may onnaise and replace in the hollow of the eggs. Place four filled halves, ends up, on top 'of ' rad ish mixture in the lettuce nests. In the center place a ball of cream cheese with pineapple. This I buy already prepared in a handy little glass. This salad la colorful and has the appearance of a nest of Easter eggs. Garnish with a little mayonnaise and serve very cold to 4 people. Mrs. Glen Thurston, Scio, Ore. .... Easter Egg Dessert Serve a heaping tablespoon of whipped cream on a 4-inch square of sponge .cake on each plate. Hare the cream stiff enough to make a fluffy mound. Into the middle of this carefully drop. curved side up, of a canned ap ricot. The effect is a poached egg on toast. Serve with a hot drink and nuts and mints for a dessert luncheon. It will please .the chil dren, too. Mrs. Laura W. Holder, Route 4, Box 175. . Hot Cross Buns S cakes yeast 2 caps Milk, scalded and cooled 2 tablespea-aa angar 7 cops sifted Soar cop batter cap sugar 2 er cup raisins or cnants H teaspoon aalt Dissolve yeast and two table spoons sugar in lukewarm milk. Add 3Vi cups flour to make a sponge. Beat until smooth. Cover and let rise until light In a warm place free from draft, about 1 nour. Add butter and sugar creamed, eggs well beaten, raisins which have been floured, the re mainder of the flour or enough to make a moderately soft dough, and the salt. Turn on a board. Knead lightly. Place Is a greased bowl. Cover and set aside in a warm place until double in bulk which takes about 2 hours. Shape with hand into medium round buns, place in well-greased shal low pans about two Inches apart. Cover and let rise again, about 1 hour or until light. Glaze with egg diluted with water, With a sharp knife cut a cross on top of each. Bake 20 minutes. , Just before removing from oven, brush with sugar moistened with water. While hot. till cross, with plain frosting made from 1 cup fine powdered sugar, 2 tablespoons milk or water and M teaspoon vanilla. - Mrs. . Theodore Dalke, . Route 8, Box 340. 1 Do you get drowsy after you read a short while? Do you get-.frequent headaches? Why not'get your eyes examined and learn their true condi tion ? Let us give you a scientific optical examin ation, t ' - 1 i 1 1 It's a Boon To Oar Family I CANT IMAGINE WHY SOME BAKER HAD NOT THOUGHT OF IT BEFORE sj-y 'V fx-' mm.. mm tali mm n l-:ww:v:,.w..'.w.x- I ,4,. isr "'.'"A w I Tf Only 12c MADSEN'S JMJMIPW- F A Natural Lvaim Nature's Own Laxative .. . ; x Prunes are recommended by physicians as the . I most gentle and effective laxative to correct ha bitual constipation. f V - Minerals and Vitamins . r 1 .The concentrated prune juice in Madsen's Prune'N Wheat Bread is rich in iron, calcium and sulphur. a -.V i Delightful New. Flavor . . y YouTI enj'oy the delicious fruit flavor of this health bread, one slice calls for another. It makes . perfect toast. - '-,' Ash Your Grocer for j Llaisen's Prane'N Wktal Bread M&ds by MadsenV Salem BaHng- Co. w Jlwo JlSig jDargaiiBS ?or Today's Exitira Decaa The Greatest Values Ever Offered ocmM Daii-oeru Sale of Complete with PIAUD somraS furies Your Choice ar. oawt SAua Beautiful FLORAL PATTERN BLBIDS YITiI m UEIE SETTI.G jndum kUet taking -hahtb Umnqxnwi Morning Glory Pattern Choose Now for Easter or - X Gift Purposes! And Hundreds of Yards of New Xight backgrounds with small -floraL modern or stripe patterns predominate -- this showing of new summer printed crepes which arrived for today's selling! Come choose a dress pattern or two and save lots of money I ..y.fvs Us4 W!U' Wnara.' ' -M 11!' ,M vfe SALBM , ORBCOM tess.