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g The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 23, 1938
'O'cietv ljews.o.Lil
Dinner Parties to
Precede Rainbow
Dante Tonight
Outstanding on the social cal
endar this week for members Of
the younger set will be the an
nual Rainbow Formal dancJ to
night at the Armory. Dud Mer
cer's orchestra has been eng-ged
to play, tor. dancing from 9 to
12 o'clock; The ice motil wl.1 be
used lnihe decorations about th, .
hall. Numerous informal dinners
and parties are being rraagei
to precede end follow the "d?.nce.
Bliss Owen Hostess
, Miss I Marianne Owen, daugh
ter of Ir. and. Mrs. J err old
Owen, h entertainlngSat dinner
before he dance In honor of a
group ot her friends at the home
of her parents on Leslie street.
Guests will be seated at indi
vidual tables centered with min
iature Christmas trees. Cover
will be I placed for Miss Barbara
Craln, Miss Bobbe Shinn, 'Miss
MaryleeJ Fry, Miss Sybil Sears,
Miss Pilar Livesley, Miss Wilda
Jerman Miss Jean Bart, Miss
Marianne Owen,
Messrs Ed Bishop, Harry Car-,
son, Bill Snell, Carl McLeod. Al
lan Tople, George Alexander,
Etuart Kelson and Bill Smith.
, . Dinner at Bp
The Misses Frances Ann and
Dorothy! Mott hare Invited euests
to dinner at the Spa preceding
the danfce. Places will be marked
tor Miss Mary Ross Holts, Miss
Leone gpaulding. Miss Adele Say,
Miss Frances Ann and Miss Doro
thy Molt, Messrs Jack Hayes,
Robert f Pound, Charles Boyce,
Eud Mdynihan, and Jack 8alll
anr 'L .
Dessert Sapper Party
'Miss iMaxlne Goodenough will
be hostess for a dessert supper
at the" fome of her- parents, Mr.
and Mrf. Bryan Goodenough, on
'Market street before the dance.
Covers frill be laid for Miss Ger
trude and Miss Josephine Schni
der. Miss Barbara Lamb, Miss
Maxine jGoodenough, Messrs Ray
Lmka,Blll Thomas, Tom Stacer
and Riqhard Jones.
Party Follows Dance
Mr. 4d Mrs. Marlon Ritchie
will beihosts for a buffet supper
lVE K1!0" Jht, ia,nct Past Noble Grands
ot; Xortjh Cottage street. The af
fair wll honor Miss Dorothy Lea
Jones f n the occasion of her
birthday.
The gueHts include Miss Kay
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i5efa Chi Alumnae
Entertained at
Annual Party g
, The Beta Chi chapter house 4
on State street was the scene
of an interesting affair Wednes- r
day night when the Salem alnm
nae of the sorority ero enter
tained at the annual Chrfctmaj
party. Hostesses for the affair
were Mrs. Merrill Ohling, Mrs.
Paul Morse, Mrs. George Scales
and Miss Caroyl Braden.
- The rooms were festive with
Yuletide decorations aud the
mantel over the fireplace was
arranged with a Christmas scene.
During the evening a White Ele
phant exchange was enjoyed and
carols were sung.
At the supper hour guests
were seated at one long table in
the dinning room centered with
a miniature tree encircled with
silver and red Christmas balls
and red tapers in red wooden
candelabra. Vigil candles inter
spersed with holly extended along
the table.
Those present were Mrs. Clar
ence Emmons, Mrs. Harold Bu
sick, Mrs. Dan Schreiber, Mrs.
Kenneth Potts, Mrs. Kenneth
Manning, Mrs. Garlen Simpson,
Mrs. George 1. K. Moorhead,
Mrs. Russell Mefford, Mrs. Mer
rill Ohling, Mrs. George Scales,
Mrs. Paul Morse, Miss Caroyl
Braden. Miss Helen Boardman.
' Miss Virginia, Wassam, Miss Ruth
Fick, Miss Mlva Belle Savage,
Miss Helen Purvine, Miss EUan-
or Trindle, Miss Lila Cation.
Miss June Gaines, Miss Jeryme
Upston, Miss Lucille Brainard.
Miss Marjorie Christenson, and
Miss Loretta Fisher.
plum varieties, bnt makes a nice
mid-winter dessert. Here is on
recipes.
Steamed date pudding is asltn- STEAMED DATE PUDDING
pier dessert than some of the 3 tablespoons batter
Steamed Pudding Has
Dates as Flavor
V cup molasses - .
cup milk
y, .pound dates, stoned
H teaspoon soda
n inann Halt .
: teaspoon each clorei, allspice 2 hours.
and nutmeg
IT caps flour
Melt butter, add molasses and
milk, then dry. ingredients that
have been sifted over dates. Steam
li; M -m m mm mmMm
ml
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1 jost suffered a severe setback. My bos band met one of the former
soitors I'm always bragging about!" M
't ' a-
One of those things you hope won't ever happen, but can ?nly be non
chalant about when it does. And to be gracefully nonchalant, give
me an all enveloping, glowingly red evening cape liketthat above World fnnfprpnre
with revers and huge square pockets embroidered in gjamlng me- v.uuicicui,c
Ullic threads. Perky as anything is the stiff little pelam on the Misa Mar lor 1a MeraiiistPr
formal brown suit, right. The skirt's ; f ullnew is all conWated in tterct Mr. and Mrs Mark
back and a luscious mink collar falls over the houlrs dipping McCalliater ha, been named &9
downward toward the hourglass waistline. Copyright 1938, Es- one of the nine to represent the
quire FeaturesMnc. j American Congregational young
ieuyie Ki me wona xouin con
ference at Amsterdam next July.
Salem Girl Named to
Select Hostesses
"EViotviaI 'Rv.& f rerence at Amsterdam next July,
formal Banquetf t Quelle MIs8 McCalUster is a freshman at
lhis livening
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The past noble grand associa
tion of Salem Rebekah lodge met
in Odd Fellows hall for a no-
Boyle, 'Ails Dorothy Lee Jones, tost dfnner. Tables were decor-
Miss Barbara' Lamb, Miss Doro- ated with holly and' red tapers in
Oregon State college, majoring
in noma ornnnmira. Sho Tint hpen
A group of the lounger set ac"Ye va"ai" ot tne C.ongre
ni k. JS v , gational church here and is now
will be hostesses fog a no-host Btate, presIdent ot the organiza-
MILLER'S
OFFER YOU
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FOR THAT
LAST MINUTE
GIFT!!
formal banquet tonight at tha
Quelle preceding tbj
tion of Congregational young
Rainbow people. The McCallisters are at
thv Barker Messrs Ed Jo! nson. silver holders. Durin the busi- dance. Christmas decorations and Present residing in Lorvaills.
John Van Osdol, Richard Jones, ness meeting, the hostesses for candles will center toe long ta-
Faut Brandon and Mr. and aira. the new year drew names ot bles.
"i!1' .ne."f'8.taSi. "Lra; Covers will be plaid for Miss
Party Given for
e?-fiSaa.,?J!!:.S: "?4tam,.i- Mr.Willwerth
FOR HER
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FOR HIM
Canfield-Faxon Vows to
Be Rfad January 1
1
tella Hess and Wilda Siegmund;
February; Luella Engstrom, Ma
mie Calloway, Louisa Loveland
and Lena Peebles; March; Verda
Olmsted, Lcnora Kriesei, Char-
Alice Ann Wirtz, Mas Shirley
Huntington, Miss Bitty Childs, A party was given Mr. Peter
Miss Barbara Bell, p4iss Betty Willwert honoring him on his
Liiafer, MisS Leonef Spaulding. birthday.
Miss Molly Jean Mlaon, Miss Those enlovina the affair wers
rjmmmtfflmmmm
..fj"'..1;'' jsr. ssa !?". turn? uZc&s ..ui'ZrtJlSSS.mZ
W iuuei wiium5 J1.Uul e et Sermund. ux, Mildred .A Ttr U.rv lr .nl
H 9 v 5T Siuu aaaa am j a a uikky aaaa a waav
ueaney, miss Juart
lag marriage of Miss Catherine Ida
Faxoa of Portland to Mr. Edgar and
fraglio, Mary Jane wade
toaa Hammer; Ma; Hazel
DRESSING ROBES WOOD NOVELTIES I SHIRTS
ara Fierce. Mrs. Adam Kerber. Mr. and Mrs.
Canfield ot White Salmon, Wash. Pricef ilberta Walker, Hattie unruh Mlsa Marilme Owen xZr .nMr- rV
Th. vows wiU be read at - tine CamloVand Desaiine Eberhard; J, JJ or?' Dunielf d S KSn" 12;.
Faxon home near Oswego on Jun Ktta Hodge, Ami Mills, urlet SnLan Mitf Inez Stan- r !nJ T'm S m pft Jr
January" 1 at 8:30 o'clock tfilthe ,ri J Hntton and Bertie v-lk- $l&J??.b2l "oore and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
r&y t - ibt. miss aar& neiia iuinr. miss wiiiAit
jF. 'ST . " - wt a nvik,
V . Kiarv I an a il m m nn Miai laan m m m
evening with President Tiruce R. er;
. . ? m TTT 111 j
leaner ui vvuiainciie ui ireroiijr
cfficlatlng. j
Mlssi! Faxon attended ' Willam
ette university and was a mem
ber of I Deiu Phi sorority. Mr.
Canfield is a graduate of the
ley, Miss Sara Belle ustig, Miss Willwert.
ni rv i9na m m iivi sjr miss ta
J-a urtw t ia aaa vmw- wivs) wvaw
u&; Evelyn, Bremmer, Elsia Hurley. Miss EleanorSederstrom.
TowiSend, ' Cora VanPelt a n d Miss Vivian Asplnwafj. Misa Le- The Italian motif was carried
Afcnaf Hunsaker; j August: Chris- tha Boyd, Miss MiryYeager. out in the appointments and
tna Cladek, Jessie Moored, Myr- Miss Barbara WUlSms, Miss guests were seated at small ta-
fa TreU and Coral McNeill; Charlotte Hill, Mill VlrglnU bles covered with red check
5,anijein is a grauuaie 01 me jgenteSnber: Edith McElroy. Mary Crnu. Miaa ?ettr Hamilton and cloths centered with candles,
Willamette university law scnooi r t A r r-.ii. .whimi and wnn..hnta wirt, Late the eroun made un a line
manque univer.uy law Bcnooi r tft. c .. wiles and WllmaholTre Wrt
and has been practicing law mfPl.1jv.,(h.: rww i-r- . .S
Vhite liSalmon with Mr. Ralph!
Barberjlalso a Willamette graduf
ate. Mr. Canfield has i recently
been, elected district attorney an
the eople will reside in Golden-?
dale following their marriage.
M - te ' ' - 1
Members of the Business and
Professional Women's club met aft.
the home of Miss Josephine Evans
Martm, Blanche i Saunders, Eu
genalMorse and Myrtle McClay;
Novejnber; Ida Hochstetler. Ger
trudi Kirkpatrlck, Alma Hender
son Snd Stella Caldwell; Decem
ber :Ardona Pratt. Helen Mc-
Leo Clara Shields
Gros.
it
St. Cecelia Mem!er8
Feted at Dinner
party at a down town theatre.
Covers were placed , for Miss
Edith Brown, Miss Janice Nelson.
Miss Marjorie Hill. Miss Laura
Jean Bates, Miss Jeannette Wie-
der, Miss Maxine Wagner, Miss
Mrs. Frank VL Spears was Jean Yocom, Miss Imogene Kock,
and Lora hostess for a buffet dinner last Miss Adele Say, Miss Frances
Eight at her home oij Chemeketa Ann Mott and Miss Dorothy
street in compliment Sto members Mott.
fV Xfavlr- ra nnd vna th hnnn rtt tha Ct ruji1Ia Vn!1l Af St '
on Wednesday night, later alnglnj Q J' at a cnrjatmas party Satur- Paul's Episcopal crch. The ' . f . .
Christmas carols to shut-ins. Mr. ,,a f n w t the hoe of Mr rooms festive Iwlth Yule- Christinas pnpim which
f: , V a K andfMrs. Ray Moore in Reimann tide-decorations and Sn exchange n e.a " 1 u" " L 11 1" " t h
the gronp late in the evening, with Jen, Thr(, waa an exchanreof rift, waa enloyed.I - eek 'rom .tne American Lutht-
eran church was arranged Dy
Miss Gladys Edgar. The .soloists
siiss uois aiemie assisung ner. of gnrlstma8 gifts ad gamea Those bidden wereMlss Mabel
. Jd.?ta.,u5 VkT" P"t were Mr. and Mrs. Homer man. Miss Marian gones. Miss Jere Ml lefc m !
tertained the staff of the Dairy Cfc;wi. Mm jn.t Rnwtnn fiR FtihBth Frances Graham, MUs Daisy Min-
lunch. their home on South High Mr'. and Mrs. Per WUK 011" vlfr "mcF"
treet lwt ntght we. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kerlr. Patty Neimeyer, Mi Mary Ea- GUd jg . Edgar Mr rf
CLUh CALENDAR
I
Ftiday, December r3 J
Juvenile N el g h b o rs ot
Woodcraft at Fraternal Tfm
ple, 31 p. m, lor ChrUtfbas
practice. : I
Daughters of Union Vetef
ana regular meeting, WJfrtJ
hall, t; p. m. , j ,
Monday. January 1 1
Ladies ot December land
April i circles, Jason f e
churcli, chicken ; pie dinner at
chsrclii.l to S p. m, '
companimenta.
anC Mrs. Mark Cappa. Mr. and Marie Pat ton. Miss etn Pound. MJtSnlf ?,' 5 rJA.Ttlt
Mrf Edward Engelnorn and Mr. Miss Margaret RossMlss Betty Pr J6"1 SJ,!!!;
anl Mrs. Bay Moore. Byrd, Mlsa BarbarcLoughlln. "d8 and Miss Edgar played
it . miss Harnett wenoM Miss unir- - -
Members of the Albany DUV lotte McClary, Miss Shirley Even-
wefe entertained at the home ot son, Mlsa Marian Hultenberg,
Mrf. J. L. Rodgers on Tuesday, miss waire nuriey miss ayou jius charlotte Eyre, danghter
uaroia were aung aroaaa lam iree, '"" 0f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eyre, who
gicss were exenangea ana laiica- mn. oytam
eo was served at a table centered
wltft ChrlstmU greens and tapers.
cSran? Mra. a'-Ie! Palmer" and leA,?JMi"I.d"d.
Mgi,
hostess
4Hafce This Rich qioth in Laura
Wheeler Jiffy Crochet If s Fun
has been teaching at Central Point
has arrived la the capital to spend
Mrs. Gerald Bonn&gton (Lore- the holidays with her parents.
Blatchford) and laughter Ber
. M. A. Klopots assisted the f'VR The entertainment edaled
Hhr wltt "ftViXa: raSfTtr:
a,sf au aiinvvutvi fv
lighted tree.
i i
P 'P .lad
Mr. and Mrs. Thoiuis f. Dry
nan are
annual at
at thel -residence ?n Parriah
street in complimentto a group
ol their frtendsr Cillng houri
are from 8 to lO:Stj o'clock.
.1
a Mra. Thttiias J. Dry- tt f 7 11 S
'cfe1 In the Valley $
Social Realm
Sirs. Fred. Stump entertained
WEST STAYT0N The Birth
day club held its annual Christ-
! nirtt C1 TllhCLil V In ftlA
memners ot ner ciud at luncneon Mccief hailf decorated for the
Thursday afternoon at Godfrey's CTent A l0Tely Christmas tree H
and later the group enjoyed a eld a tor wU member.
Christmas part y at the Stump Twenty five member and guests M
home on FainnounLhill. were seated for-the luncheon fa
- that was served at 1 o'cloc.
un.. ctu...a. uni...ii rt...h. Guestswere Miss Agnes Snod- tJ
ter of Mr. and Mrs., Phil Usnln- Mrt. Seymour Stewart, Mr.
If
wall, is spending the . Christmas Hilton and Mra.- ruixabeth eft
Mrs. Henry Snoddy and Mrs. f
vacation in Salem. She Is attendV4?.1111,
lag Sacramento Junior college tfris
year. r, ,
SILK GOWNS
SILK SLIPS
PAJAMAS
LINGERIE
HOSIERY
SLIPPERS
GLOVES
HANDBAGS
'KERCHIEFS
UMBRELLAS
LINENS
BLANKETS
BED SPREADS
SWEATERS
FOOTGEAR
TQWELS
POTTERY
GLlSSWARE
LAMfS
FRiED
PICTURES
SYR0&W00D
OVEN WARE
TOASTMASTERS
SLLEX &FFEE
: SLAKE RS
ALABASTER
COSMETICS
PERFUMES
SKI WEAR
DRESSES
COATS
FORMAL FROCKS
WISS SEWING
SETS
GLIDA BAGS
CLOSET CABINETS
COSTUME
JEWELRY
PAJAMAS
SOCKS
TIES
ROBES
SWEATERS
GLOVES
HATS
BELTS
'KERCHIEFS
JACKETS
MUFFLERS
SWIM SUITS
UNDERWEAR
SUSPENDERS
LEATHER GOODS
'i
SALE!
WOMEN'S
"SAMPLE"
Gorgeous Affairs
Silks . Velvets
Chenille - Wool - Etc.
LUGGAGE
MILITARY SETS
SMOKING SETS
SHAVING SETS
UMBRELLAS
HOUSE SHOES
LAMPS
BOOK ENDS
ASH TRAYS
LIGHTERS
SMOKE STANDS
SHOE TREES
OVERCOATS
SUITS
TIE HOLDERS
W. E. Schafer wilt be hostess to
the club at tie , next meeting
at the Snoddy: home.
'
SCIO Mrs. Mylo Bartn will j
Miss Margaret Ayers who Is
senior at the University of Oregon
ga. has arrived in Salem to spend entertain ;;the Sdo Bridge dab
- the Christmas vacation with her Mffvi 2S!?2f-
mether, Mra. E. J. Ayers. ,. January f, Mrs. RolUe Sheltoa
'was -hostess to the group last
' r ' .kwweek, when Mrs. Fred -Bllyeu
Jtflas Betty Parker, who Is an scored high.
advertising major at -Los Ange
SPECIAL Boxed Hosiery-3 pairs $2.85
The intricate; rose designia this making cloth; Illustrations of It
lovely Tlx launch cloth ftearsQd ot aUtches; jynaterials re
incredibly last hcn icrocb til to -5; Ki ffl " M,
t strands of string on ajar ge pattern to The Oregbn Statesman;'
hook. Use the corners form scarf.
lea City College is the holiday m pi V
lg?"'1!?1" gOak Tree Shop
pattern to The Oregbn Stajesms,' ; Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Benson are v? T av.p- . Pntfl Wf
Needlecraft Dept, WriHTlalalr; entertaining a, group of their Ff i;.61 fTf fouea: r
PATTERN NUMBERv oof' NAME friends at their .East Nob HIU Plants - UhTlStmaS A ?
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Begin now! Pattern MgT on- PATTERN NUMBER; yaor' NAME friends at their .East Noh,HIU
tains a chart 'and directions 4 for and ADDRESS.
home tonight.'
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