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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGITT The OREGON STATESMAN. Salera. Oregon, Saturday Morning, May 21, 1938 Society Clubs Music .News .and Features of Interest' to Women Homemakirig StylesFood HAXINE BUREN Women's Editor- club calendar PIans Formulated Saturday, May 21 Townsend chorus. Bungalow Christian church, rehears at ' 8 P- ru. " i . WRC. Miller's hall, 2 p.m, Monday, May 23 Talk by Dr. Franklin Thomp son at Leslie 8 p.m., sponsored by PTA. . j . - Monday, .May s; OSNA district meeting 8 p m. at Deaconess N u r t e a' home. i Delta Gamma Alumna-, with Mrs. Silas Gaiser,. 825 North Winter street. 8 p.m. - Alpbe Gamma Iwita alumnae with Mrs. E. B. Bossatti Dal las. 8 p.m. ! ; Chapter AB of PEO sister hood, with, Mrs. Morton E. Peck, 1552 Court street, 7:45 p. m. - . . .A... t denies Are on Calendar For Students Picnics and informal affairs are being given this week by Willam ette university students. Yester day afternoon a Btudent body pic nic was enjoyed at Hazel Green ! with the freshman class members acting as hosts. Busses left the achool at 2 o'clock and dinner was served at 6 o'clock. During the afternoon , games and swim ming were the diversion and In the evening a dance was hehtat the Hazel Green hall. Members of the faculty were invited as special George "schrelber, president of Zonta Luncheon at the freshman class and Frances Quelle Thursday I feldhahn, vice-president, were in x . . . . J j charge or tne aiiair. Asui Miss Dorothy. Pearce was elect- : registered,, for the camp season them, were Janet Hinkley, Robert ej ,a delegate, to the Zonta Inter-: and,' girls expecting to attend are Brady, Dorothy Baldwin, John national convention at, Banff July tasked to register early.' Only thir- Horton. Carol Heusser, Wendell 39 to jly 2 at the luncheon meet, ty-girls can be accommodated dur Patch and Warren Lessig. . ing held Thursday noon at the ' ing one week. The Escalera girls -Delta Phi Picnic Quelle. i vnill spend the Fourth of July Tonight the Delta Phi sorqrity - pour new toard members were weekend at the camp. , . ; maids are entertaining with a eiected which include Miss Mil-. picnic to be followed by. a dance dred oieson, Miss Helen Bocker, ' Retirino- Of fleers " ' at Hazel Green. Chaperones will Mis3 Lillian McDonald and Mrs.' D . . ' 1 be Mrs. Fred Alban Weil and Pro- , jane stacey. The new board mem- Honored GliestS - " ' feasor Frank Cbtlds. Miss Enid . Ders with the old will meet short- i i Winningham heads- the directo- iT to elect officers for the coming Sharing honors as special guest I rate. . v year. A birthday party is being ' at a surprise social evening' held ' Among those attending are arranged by the club for May 2 : Tuesday night at - the : home of ; Miss Olive Clemes, Miss Eleanor at the "Quelle. Zonta .. members , Mrs. Wallace Wharton, - by the Perry, Miss Alene Falrclough. from Portland and Eugene will Salem MacDowell e 1 u b were f Miss Helen Trulsen, Miss Isaoelle , be i nattendance. Dr. R. Ivan : Julia Query, retiring president.: Haight, Miss Harriet Coons, Miss Lovell of .Willamette, university ; Mr. Laura Rand Terrill, direc-t Mary Jeannette Sargent, Miss has been engaged as the speaker, 'tor, and Mrs. David Bennett Hill, i Lola Burton. Miss Lorene Touip- Those present at the luncheon social chairman. ! iriTi. mi.. Rarh Crookham. were Mrs. Winifred Herrick. Mrs. Presents, carrying the esteem. Miss Elizabeth James. Miss Vlr- Roberta, Butler, ' Mrs. Margaret of the entire organization were nans r ormuiaicu S) I f For Camp Santaly Sille-Smiled - - - tu tftttck By committee Asparagus, King of Today's Menu Ca?alotfs?Js Tt' 2o J .. . ,. In Local Markets Several members of the YWCA camp committee motored to Camp Santaly Tuesday afternoon to make plans for the coming sea son. Attending were Mrs. William J. Busick. chairman, Mrs. Walter Kirk, Mrs. John J. Elliott. Mrs. John Pollock and Miss Helen Bocker.' .- 1 : The camp grounds will be clean ed and several improvements and new equipment will be added, this year, including recreational equip ment. Miss Helen Bocker, YWCA executive secretary, wjll be the camp leader. Dates for the camp season include, high school girls, July 7 to 16; junior high school girls, July 17 to 23; Junior high ani 5th and 6th grade girls, July 24 to 30; 5th and 6th grade school girls, July 30 to August .' .' ; A number of girla have already r - - : J Vegetables Goes Into Jars Broiled cube steaas, - . rrr v lamb and pot roast is the impos- fylS W CCK t-n x hut not too expensive array - . r m-mtm nlinned for the week- , - . n I H M. BBUl . .11, Is - kins. And It's a true slogan, because locally grown vegetables carry a royal flavor and garden fresh asparagus is among the btst. If canning Is what s on . tne program, count on aronna 1 vt pounds of extra good asparagus TODY New lettuce Thousand Island dressing Broiled cube steaks New potatoes, buttered peas and green onions " Oranefruit ambrosia Fry green onions and part of Asparagus, peas, bean an (pinach make a symphony, of green In vegetable markets. Asparagus Is impistly local, peas will be la- aopB from nearby gardens, spinach ia - a home product. : . Cucumbers, to natoes and green to each quart Jar. Freeing is .Jp Jently in butter and just onions are early summer j. con one of the most practice and e tops gen D." . ,tll .011 . to . the vegetable salad a ivawj . simple ways of preserving attara gus. Cold storage . lockers are available for rent in all parts of the city, and are kept at h con the buttered peas. . "" "n", Ambrosia Is made from grape- firm and mild. - . ; A Vt-Am rflna. Sorid- . Tomatoes are -till -from the the city, and are kept at h con- " . . Z.T ZZ.nZt,t with south but are getting a filthy stant temperature through the l TitW with sunburn and. soon we'll se them winter and summer. . r. l 2 1 . V- Cut asparagus in lengths to cocoanui ana il aui -. tit th Ion niih and hlanch in hnfllnr wtr fnr 3 mtnutos. Re- ; SUNDAY mnr imm kM tpr nii ninnee Tomato aspic with Into cbld water, pack in Jars. isreast 01 iamu mui"5 - C0TerwKh a brine, about 1 tea- Buttered asparagus ..... ' V.KM.nt rtnra f nAa spoon- salt to, acn qnarr jar. fuuu,i . filling this op to within an ? ice cream wun iresu jiiueayvic sauce ' K MONDAY ' Cooked vegetable salad pot roast of beef New potatoes and carrots Stewed celery Lemon chiffon pie :. I saw the cutest dress today . . . Shall I pot It a for you? irelt or more .frenv the. Up " of the - jar. .Screw -on lids . tthey 'do At need to oe sealed -tight) and take to the storage, plant Immediately. : Fre3h flavor and attractive colored vegetable will result frozen soon after" pack ing. For pressure cooker . canning. prepare vegetables as for frees- f- ctnrrl Qflnr nn Ing. but process Jars In the cook- . INUt- UStard Sauce On er for 25 minutes at 10 pounds Js Good For fresh cooking or appara gus include a evriety of recipes on daily menus while the vege table is at Its best. BEURRE NOIR, or lack but ter has. good ' flavor 'for the as paragus. Burn, cu j miner until good and. brown, add 1 teaspoon vinegar and salt and from local garden. Lettuce price is roming down to earth, with outdoor grown celery and nuts varieties appearing. . Endive is Besides spinach, there are mustanrd greens. . New, carroU, beets nd pota toea make nice additions to the daily menus. j Radishes are good, and make excellent flavor; m vegetable or potato salads. ' Mint appears In market shelves, parsley also to both garnish and flavor. Cantaloups are evidently here, to stay, they make nice additions, to the fruit cup, add flavor to strawberry fruit ftl-d ant ap pear on the company bre?kfast -.. table in paper-thin : lices. The addition of . glycerine . is , strawberries "are surpr'fcingly supposed to keep sauces smooth OW jn price this week-end and and rich and to" bring but fruit i0ok good. flavors. Here is a sauce "to go Fresh' pineapple remains as. a .. - . -ry. f . v . nrnontMl in ti V nnnrcH .hm n . .. . ... . ... - .. .'"-, 1 -i t 1 pepper, pour over yeteiti m. ginia Hubbs. Miss Marjone van ""DCV--' o. w " ' v, nTri . Vh V", e Te 8een " wor cnarm this meinoa 01 w - CHEESE SATJCE on asparague deWalker. Miss Enid Winning. " ZUZZ M" a77 U;, ' : . J "T rrock. 01 course ne.p. l? u excellent Arlene Brown, Miss Jean Bartlett, Miss Loye Bogaruds, Miss Mar guerite Smith, Miss Dolly Dingle, Miss Frances Faber, Miss Kath ryn Taylor, Miss June Brasted. -Messrs. Watson Dutton. Roger Baker. William Miller. Art Gal lon, Merle Turner,. Bill Bush, Charles Neville, Leighton Blake, Verne Rierson Wlllard Petre, Wlllard Wilson, Dean Wright,- Crak,.. TVfnnHflV Kenneth Sherman and Robert Mc- PCaKer iUOnaaV Kown. JS Buffet Sapper The senior members of Daleth At a meeting lian McDonald, Miss j D o r o t h y or the executive board preceding Pearce, Miss Helen Yockey, Miss social evening, Airs, xernn Nellie Schwab, Miss Mabel Sav- w reelected diri '.tor of the age. Miss Helen Bocker, Miss Hel- eroup for the new year. It was en Barrett, Miss Mildred Oieson announced that a business man- Miss Barbara Barnes, Dr. Helen fger xor me enure nscai year Pearce and Miss Hazel Cook. Melt pheii In a lectablv aonealine while von nnt it over- like the little woman I ,r.m tnM ni nonr above, in a fragile lingerie blouse cf mousseline de sole. They j OTer a8paragus tips that have come irom fans in softest sweet pea snaaes wun iuckb ana rumen 1 j,een arranged on buttered toast. meir ineme song. Ana not one, out two layers 01 ubmci-iho iuu 1 or pour cream sauce over arvara xor tne pocaets. uopyngnt, isas, esquire eaiure, 10c, over cakes or fruit, puddings. NUT CUSTARD SAUCE . 1 cup milk J " . 1 egg ! cup confectioners sugar M teaspoon nutmeg 1 tablespoon glycerine 1 cup nut meats, broken stanle fruit. Citrus fruits, bananas i.nd av ocados are other fruity offerings, from the south found at the mar ket. Apples still fcre sold by the, box. ' In the Valley Social Realm SCIO - Miss N o r e n e Sims, had been" added to the lift of advisory officers of the club; that a special music :oramitte will assist In arranging pro ;r ami for the next year's rioup of concerts: and . that a complete budgetary daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. arrangement of the club finances Sims, and Howard Trollinger, son All interested folk' are invited Prevail throughout th- next of Mr. and Mrs. James Trollinger, all of Sclo, win be married SutL- present were: Varian Leslie PTA Sponsors Scald milk in double boiler. Golden Weddings Will Beat egg slightly, adding the glyc- t -r -n . . gus In a buttered bakinr dish . erine; add sugar, salt and nut- DC June r eaiurc and sprinkle with grated 'fceese, meg. Slowly add milk to the egg . 't.. v.M.. .f "mi r put in oven to melt cheete.- mixture, beating constantly. Re- 1"c t"': . VB tn t h ' ASPARAGUS AU GP.4TIN turn to the double boiler and ago become June, brides again this , arrange cream-d asparagus in cook gjowiy untn mixture coats buttered baking dish, sprinkle JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs. J. with buUered crumbs, bake nntll lt remoTed from heat Add to the meeting of the Leslie PTA "zlr ine senior mem oers vt .aieia oa Monday night at 8 o'clock to nrttT SrB;;T; oITo ViVpV Teth Gimel will be honored with hear a talk by Dr. Franklin Brre2- F" Vnt. M?rl Mcr a buffet supper tonight at the ThomM01, of wiiiamett unir. er. Emily Howard. Mary McCrone vear. and a special cake must-be included as part of the eelebra. tlon of the event that occurred mo , H. Wright of Jefferson announces browned; may mix cheese with TanIlla Mlx weU and ,erTe mJ.?n rA the engagement of their aaugn-1 crumbs. once ter Aiina 10 Marion j. is-euer, 1 ASrAHAUUs ainjj ivi Av.rv.w.i Los Angeles boy. The wedding! ro well together, make a regular J .ftVrnnftn . 7 n'Mnv .f th. will take place. In August. I cheese-macaroni dish, fold'tg in If yon are Just using the tip vlt.r I 7; -ZAZ'. JZZr.. r,I Miss Wright graduated from short lengthsr of asrrparagus. or tne asparagus ror.- a.com home of the brides parents. The the Jeffer80n nlgh . c h o o 1 In Bake as usual. Pany meal, try cooking the less 19J3. and In January. 1938: she FRENCH FRIED asparargrus tenaer pieces until sou, running frWTl SB) IT T T ....l. , AV. Thnmnunn of Wlllmtt nnlnr. w w ftev. V. U WBCH Ol liie lutai home of Professor and Mrs. Leslie .lt nraMmm n, "ugnes. Ma r g a r e t jorgensen. Baptist church will read the cere- L r ."r, . ' "J""' ir: .... v. -r thrnnrh . and thn ia in J. Spark, , on North Capitol .treeu tTelVidjnmenttr. modem lMA.wKPV f! Z the. presence of relative. e Tla" ed U-d mror lacrm orparVgn. ,whU.. blat ant!! frothy and add Hneciai ruesis win oe iae oairou- i j c- i - i i . ana irienai 01 tae coud c. . . . i . . . . m - . , m vu.. lege, t or ine pasi iwo years tne mea .in oeep . - - ' ... . cream 01 urur; mi uum , GOLDEN WEDDING CAKE Vi cups. egg whites (11 or It. egg whites) 1 teaspoon cream of tartar cup orange: gumdrops , 1 cup flour . j 1 y, cups suajr ! Add juice to salt and Rnerial e-ueats will be the natron-' j o ... , . , , -' - ' " uiiu, opeciai music uaa ueen ar- i .Tn, Midi Mr. n P Rlihnn Mr. Tlan- . ... . , . . . . Levens, Anabel Moon, Grace esses, Mrs. l r. cisnop, m. wan- ranged and will be provided by German Ruth : vart Dorothy tI 7 . v v ., , T hai been employed in the May- : lei Schulze, Mrs. Charts H. John- Gordon Finlay . dlrtor of g Se Teed GiadyJ Hm e' ,l8.t!r f the f'r wood branch of ( the CU n 1 O.l r J son. Mr. Herbert E..Rahe Mrs. hool band8 ,tudent of Le9lIe Sa,, 'JSJ " Warak-wSJ matron of honor, and Keith Miller tlonal Bank and Trust company. RrOOK HtH (wFade Roy S. Keene. Mrs. Howard Ma- -chooi and the Buaineaa ud Pt wi?. ' wi i SSn ; wIU t u bat men lor Mr. Trol- , UlUUha OIU UlUUC le Mr. f;pfi;th .d school and the Business and Pro- Wilcox. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. rerrill. W"J c pie. Mrs. Chester Luther and Miss fe.sional Women's chorus under ts. hn.ta.. - linger. Olive M. Dahl. Pattern Sl X lie VT" -M-:r- the direction of Miss Gretchen KrmTn'ompsn is a! graduate of Anniversary Observed Wesleyan university of Nebraska At Leslie and studied at Drew university, ...... at Oxford and universities In Swit zerland. I Graduation Held KPTO VIIh V1nr1a CfmiIiiw Following their marriage, the daurhter of Mr." and Mm. ste couple will make their home at Crenshaw of e Riverview area. Shelburn. Both are graduates of wln b married in a church eere- sclo high school. , .. ; xnony at Salem Sunday, May 19, 1 BROOKS Eighth grade grad- Mlss Sims was honored wed- to Clifford Baxter, according to I nation exercises were held at the The 26th anniversary of the n"oay ,H! . oriaai word received here this weeek. I Brooki achoolhouse Thursday who gave a shower for - Mrs. Samuel Nelson on Thursday aft ernoon. The hostess was assist ed by Mrs. George ,;Dietz. Present -at the party, were: Mrs. Samuel Nelson, Mrs. P. D Missionary society of Jason Lee "ower " V1? fyers nome. Miss Crenshaw is a graduate of night for the largest class In the Methodist church was observed on Vor w c Mle xxjrene iroi- Sci0 high school and of Oregon history of the school. Judge J. O. Wednesday and charter members nser, leucine jaexson ana iieien Normal school at Monmouth. She I Bailey was the special speaker, has been teaching at Westfir, as I and diplomas were presented by Ronald Jones, chairman of the achool board, The program: processional, Cleo Ramp, piano; .invocation. Rev. Robert Laws; salutatorian. Maccabees Entertained At Steward Home - .1.1-. - Mrs. Milton Stev !rd waa host- Miller, Bobbie Clemes, Mrs. Jew, '0f Mrs H R McDowell NORTH HOWELL Mr. and eba 10 memoer. Ol tne Aiaccaoees '"""- from far and near -athorf1 r- " ruwriamea . i . . .. fno mw,A Ur. t vnn Wnnii irom r ma near gaiuerea re-. jj-x-.j- lffc were honored. On the program' Myers were hostesses. . r . j f . n . . n 1 a were airs. Auuie ran, jars, rein Manon, Mrs.' Benjamin, Mrs. E. C. ORCHARD HEIGHTS Rela- has her fiance. -J?"!..' e-tly at the McDowr home 'to ' J ' V XC honor her birthday anniversary, n .. m.. n tit on erts, Mrs. P. L. Frazler. Mrs. Ef- W ": . " Z " ui"' birthdays, occurred on the same fie Dunlap. Mrs. Fred Barker. .IT 1V date. Arrs. Jielmar Brokke , and Bert I Maxine McKnight; vocal solo. awansoa or Sllverton, 'whose Martha Hutto; class history, Doyle Satter: class will, Alice Williams; class newspaper, Robert Hellman; piano solo, Roseann Henry;, class rules. Raymond Potts: . class '. OH. Ill u CI seOU, Mrs. JJ. v. i iiimcuwu iucui anJ -Mr., Tamoa p... T ucoi.. w( Jr. ana JITS. Smith. Mrs. Virgil i Parker Mrs. with corsages. Included among f.-JtJ! . 1?"?! Brokke. Mr. and Mr.. Swanaon Klare Kilgore, Mrs, Robert Par- the short talks on memories of gt0tnVioVHarold o Mehama- ?fr' And MrT- tmt Ty,or Mrt' Prophes'y. Tomoko Nlnomi'ya;; po ent. Mrs. Lottie Smith, Mra. Ne- the organization was one by Mrs. Mr and 1 Mr. Harold Wiw Gnfu.f!on' t' Gotafson, Mr. em. Roseann Henny; Charles oma Beeoe, Airs, ueorge uietz, von, 01 uauas, a lormer 4nT1-.vfft- chtri M.-rtT.- tlt. ocniottman ana Mrs. Homer Roblnette, MiS. Al- president. v w" rm. iuTJI vr'-l 7, Aian wiesner. Lillian Riesbeck, and Mrs.' Stew ard, i ; I "Wootons to Entertain Bridge Club assisted during the tea hour by !VV" ZZLV Mrs. Jewell Brinkley, Mrs. Naomi w Tr " Vr.rllJ,, ifr- w.,i, wnt,. MrB- H- R McDowell, Miss Ora Mrs. M. Jones. Mrs. Cook Honors Son J JEFFKRSONrjj Mrs. E. B. Red mond an A Xtrm P R Th111tna Mr. and Mrs. il"er V. Wooton On Tlirthdav Joint , hostess to the Methodist liave invited members of their J Missionary society "Wednesday bridge club to their home Unight , Mrs. Harry Cook entertained afternoon held In the church, for several hours cf cards. A late with an Informal affa'jr at her Mrs. E. C. Hart was In charge supper will be served b the Lome on North 19th street Ihurs- of the devotional periods hostess. - j day afternoon in compliment to The subject for the study "The Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. the eighth birthday anniversary ; World Citizenship" was 'intro L. V. Benson. Mr. and .Mrs Ralph 61 her son. Mowbray. Srr!ng duced by Mrs. Earl Phelps, lead Campbell. Dr. and Mrs. Verden flowers were used about the Ur Readings were riven M E, Hockett. Mr. and Mrs. Rich- rooms and refreshment, were r c ThoL X, f?,i i ard A. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. served late in the afternoon. As- ; Harris Lietz and JMr. and Mrs. 8isting the hostess were Mra. Earl Fontaine andMUaAddi ihh, Wooton. Vernon and Mrs. T. Turnldee. rrA,.? n.d "J Addle LIb.b7 J Those bidden to honor Mow Mrs. Paul W. Morse was hostess fcray were LaVon Turnidge Ear to a group of Campfire girls on lene Vernon, Shirley Neiscwander, Wednesday afternoon In ner Marjorie Wlltsev. Ruth Hewlett, home. Mrs. J. E. Monroe con- Peulah Arnold, Paul Neisewan ducted the council fire and der, Tom North, Clay Ram bo, mothers were special guests Xor Jerry Harper and Bruce Barker, the afternoon. j . Additional guests were Mrs. Raymond Colgan, Barbara Col gan and Miss Marjorie Fontaine. With a flare to your gored skirt and a dash of ric-rac for a spicy note of accent all your days will seem bright and sunny! It's the cleverest of Anne ' Adams', jolly cotton frocks this happy style that wears . its sleeves short -for comfort, ICS skirt gored for swing, and boasts a slightly curved waist line that's accented by a trim lit tie belt. And Pattern 4 8 OS is the easiest-to-make model a faahlon wise miss ever saw!., Twill prove smart and practical in a tubbable ' cotton .' such;, as crash or printed' percale. Order your pattern today! . . Pattern .4 SOS is 'available ' in ' misses and women's sizes 14, 16. IS. 20. 32, 34. 3$. 33. 40 and 42. Size 16. takes 3 yards 36-inch fabric and 2 Vs yards ric-rac. Il lustrated step-by-step sewing in structions Included. - Fm4 nmn CENTS 15e) la colij ci sT.pt (coin preferred) ft this Ad am r j ttem. Writ plain- 1 f Ut, SAM, ADDRESS as. fcTTLii hCisiii. - ' Criti op for Bnmaerl Order ynt eepv of the NEV A.JTNE ADAMS rATTZKN B00 lmniediaty I Uui tow ts liavt smart vat m-weither wardrcbt that's fastion-rljht, conoml cl. cast to maker Planning a vaca tion? fee the ittlf and spectator porta octtita, - fternooa akera, ava imhk finery I Staying home? Havav fl.tteriu; porch trocka and gay aua styleal flattery for brfda and grada te , . . cotton for Tot and Jnr.forl 1'EICB OF BOOK FIFTEEN CEVTS. 3PCOS AND PATTERN , T0GETHES TWENTT-FIVB CN?3. Send yonr order ta Stateamaa. FaV trn Department, Bl3t, OrL Bedspread Motii wisl v :o $kej-ef 1 ft Albany Welcomes First Air Mail ALBANY, May Is First-day airmail direct from Albany was a big event for the city, with 732 letter, being mailed at the airport on the silver roinreri monoplane, piloted by Charles 1 Jack Bosch, Nellie Ford juears. Do we, president of the 1938 class, presented the class ' key to Ernie Morioka, president of the class of 1939; .valedictorian. Jack' Bosch; speech. Judge J. O. Bailey; award ing of diplomas, Ronald Jones; benediction, Rev.. Robert Laws; recessional, Cleo Ramp. Class members: Doyle Satter, Martha Umemoto, Clarence Gaub, Alice Williams, Raymond Potts, Roseann Henny, Chester Nelson, Maxine McKnight. Charles Dowe, Martha Hutto. Robert Heilman, Tomoko, Ninomiya, Glen Morioka, The plane arrived at 12:10 Dallas Women Guests - ana was greetea oy Mayor C. R Ashton, Carl Curlee, secretary of tne cham per 1 or commerce. Post master G. T. Hockensmith. and others, An emergency ; poatofflco was a feature of the program, with Salem Ladies of GAR; Mrs. Groves Departs K1NGWOOD Mrs. Robert Hall and - Mrs. E. F. Hamilton entertained member, of the i Laurel Social Hour club Tuesday aiternoon at the Hall home. In i vlted guests were Mrs. Ida Foster and Mrs. Eugene Krebs. Jr. Mrs. i. C. A. Guderian severed her con. nection with the club-and Mrs. ? Forster and Mrs. Monte Jones 5 were admitted to membership. Mrs. Krebs, whose marriage was a recent event , at Roseburg, i wa. -j tendered a gift from the ; club. Mrs. LillUn Williams will he hostess Tuesday, June 7. ; Tri-Y Girls Meet on " Friday at'SchooW ; ' Tha TrI-Y v high, school Girl Reserves met yesterday afternoon - at the high school with Maigarel Swing, the new p.esident, pre siding. Helen- Stevenson was elected secretary. Plans were discussed for the Seabecfc sum mer conference. An interesting program was presented including a plan solo by M r-aret Barrett; a reading by Sylvia Clagett, talks on vacation days by Chics Ander son and Wilma Matb.es, and a piano number by Marie Boech. - .i 4 '.. , " ' ! Ir. and Mrs. Clement Wolf were hosts at a dinner honoring .the. BOth anniversary of Mrs. : Yours with pride this lovely stitches; materials required; col- Wolf's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. peacock motif that adds a color- or" chart. Lenstrom of Spring ' Valley. A ful note to your spread in cross- Send 10 cents in stamps or coin decorated cake formed the center stitch. - Pattern 1400 contains a (coin preferred) for this pattern piece for the table. transfer pattern of a motif 15 x to The Oregon Statesman, Needle- : 174 Inches, 1 and 1 reverse mo- craft Dept. Write plainly " PAT- The Escalera girls of the YWC. tif 4 x 6 Inches and 2 motifs TERN NUMBER, your NAME and held a skating party Monday - 44 X 4i inches; Illustrations af ADDRESS. - night at the new -skating rink.. ' DALLAS Mra. William Mott. Mrs. David Coates. Mrs. L. H all late letters being cacheted be- Holt, Mrs. Walter Bird and Mrs. fore being mailed. Included In 1 Maud Jones were in Salem Thurs the mail were many from Cor- Tday afternoon where they were vallis and Linn county towns. I guest, of the OV S. Grant, circle frank Bennett, dty school .up- 1 of the Ladles of ihe GAR. erlntendent, .poke briefly. -.-, Mr. and Mrs. Cnrl Groven took ATT MP L (BCD DM 7fB Protect Your Furs for the Season With a Reliable Store 1 Phone 4321 XXD 0.002 DM 409-415 COURT ST. SALEBI-OWNED iwill not slip In bowl, aift flour and- their, daughter-inqaw, Mrs. Roy twIc nd.fo 'J' " . .' mt ornns-A rnmdrons. Bake In 30.0 Groves and two sons to Salem Amm n- ra mfnta Wednesday afternoon', whrt she , and her aons took the train for " . ..... .. . St, Louis, - Mo. They will then ' rr.-. t7-,, TA:n, Join Mr. Grove, at Perryville. Tomato rape liegms JUlii.T" " Hot Weatber-Meal . 7 " A pleasing beginner for warn. 11, c - . it ij : weamer.meaia ia inia wmiig oiw, Altar Society, to Hold Takes the place of salad If yaa. Annual Card Party 22nd 1Ike" TOMato frappb 2 cups tomato Juice MT. ANGEL The St. Ann's Al tar society will hold its annual card party and social for the mem bers of the organization In St.. Mary's auditorium Sunday at 2 o'clock. Various prize, will be giv- 1 teaspoon gelatine In t table-. spoons cold water 1 teaspoon lemon juice Salt and pepper 1 tablespoon catsup Heat tomato and 1 a . o 1 v en. The card playing will be fol-. soaked gelatine In ft. Cool, add, lowed by luncheon. This get-to- remaining Ingredients and allow gether Is an annual feature of to congeal. Serve in cups lined; the St. Ann's society. . with lettuce, garnish with parsley. " "' : 7 ' '- - - .. . ' .'- . ' ' ' . ' A () - DlXIt DUMBAt ' f - m (win wa mva t I l - - - .- - - --- - --g - finr - I Dixie Dunbar wears ; a Jantzen 'Wisp). Weight'' Swim Suit Tucks emphasize the high divided bust line that gives the Jant zen Vee Tuck youthful charm. A sleek silhouette achieved with girdle-fit Wisp-O-Weight, Jantzen's quick -drying wonder fabric of wool and lastex yarns. So h'ght, so soft, so amazing in It's com fortable girdle-fit. Available only at Miller's. .-