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UaxriageTold to
Friends at Party
Last Night
Coming as a complete surprise
to their, many friends : In the
sspltal Is the announcement? of
the marriage of Miss Barbara
Porter, daughter of Mr. Carl
Porter of altm and Mrs. Wil
"Ham Mi&selhorn of Santa Monica,
Calif., to Mr. Russell McJury of
Portland, son of Mrs. L. S. Meri
wether, oo December 31. The
news was told to a group of
friends at a smartly arranged
dessert bridge for which Miss
Dorothy Blaisdell and Miss Vel
ma May were hostesses last night
at Schneider's dining room.
Ret. W. Lawrence Wells mar
ried the coaple in 1 Washington
on New ".'ear's ere. Mrs. McJury
Is well known in the capital and
attended Salem schools. She later
attended Oregon State ; college
where she was affiliated with
Pi Beta Phi. ' This winter she
resided In Portland and was em
ployed at the First National bank.
Mr. Mc Jo y is a well known
skier and is a member of the
Cascade Ski and Y-East Ski
clubs and Multnomah Amatenr
Athletic club. He is now connect
ed with the First National bank
la Portland where the couple
will reside.
Guests were seated at a long
table centered with an artistic
arrangement of almond and cher
ry blossoms, tulips and tall white
tapers. Old fsshioned place cards
with a swinging garden gat
bearing cards with the names of
.the couple and date . disclosed v
the news.. Bridge was In play
during the, evening; and a bridal
shower honored Mrs. McJury.
Quests .were Mrs. Russell Mc-.
Jury, Mrs. L. 8. Meriwether and
Mlii Mary Banks of Portland,
Mrsv Carl Porter, Mrs. Ignore
parks, Mrs l. a. Biaisdeu, Mias
Betty Read, Miss Bonnie Pal-
dock. Miss Margarat Bell, Miss
. . - 1. . w m . 1 . m .
McKillop, Miss Helen Wledmer.
Miss Doris Drager, Miss Helen
aleyvMlss Grace sabeth Hoi-
man, Mrs. Carl Collins, Mrs. John
Bone, Mrs. Milton Parker, Mrs.
Ward Graham, Mrs. Allan Earle, Mirror room with playing ached- lag room. Arrangements of prim
Mrs. George Rltteman. Miss Vel- uled to start at 2 o'clock. Guests roses, spyrea, torsythla and wild
,ma May and Miss Dorothy Blals- are asked to bring their own card orchids .will be used about the
dell.
Godfrey's to Be Scene
Of Dinner Party
Mrs. Gardner K n a p p , Mrs.
George Rhoten. Mrs. O. W. Ross taken by Mrs. David Eccles, Mrs. Lculse Pound, a brilliant edu- club is presenting the last con- tra of Los Angeles under the dt
and Mrs. O. D. Adams hare ar- jgmes Hardle, Mrs. George Rhc- "tr.' ipeaking on "Folklore." cert of the series tonight at Leslie rection of Henry Sredrofsky will
ranged a smartly appointed fin- ten, Mrs. A. C. F Perry, Mrs. Dr Ppond 1 known as an In- auditorium and is featuring Em- play three contest numbers being
aer party for tonight at Godfrey's, Karl Helnlein,' Mrs. Donald teresting-speaker and is cf the ery Hobson, pianist, as guest solo- studied by participants of the cur
la compliment to members of their Toomb. Mrs. , Virgil Moorhead Knglta department of the Uni- 1st. rent National Regional school mu
elub and toeir husbands, Mrs. Mose Adams, Mrs. Fred De- Te"'tT Jf Nebraska. Tie chorus will sing three festiTali on the COOth weekly
Later the group will enjoy vser- Lano. Mrs. Harley White. Mrs. , The banquet will be held at roups of wide variety, Emery aour of symphony music. The
eraf hours of contract at the home Erlc Butler, Mrs. Theodore o'clock with husbands a n d SSm SSmiUln Vm plmj mtm
of Mr. and Mrs. Adams on North Paulus, Mrs. William Panlus. Mrs. uet ? members invited to at- musics? Int'rlst to the te First Movement of Schubert's
Winter street. . Burton ujer, Mrs. Jesse Camp- tend- Reservations should be JlgJi mu"cal lnterest tQ "Unfinished Symphony"; the ot
Makingup the party will be bell, Mrs. Leon Gleason, Mrs. A. made by tpnJgM by eaiUag Mrs. xnVnr0eram will include rture to Rossini's "Barber of Se
Mr. and 'Mra. Kelts Brown. Dr. A. Gueffroy. Mrs. W. I. Need ham, Verne Mclntyre 3532. or Mrs. BJZ r.i.. Tille"; and the "Triumphal
sad Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mr. and Mrg chandler Brown, Mrs. Glenn DwlS" Lear 3464. Mrs. George SZZZZZZZZ&1 March" from "Sigurd Jorsalfar.
Mrs. O. D. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Mrf Kenneth Bell. Mrs. A,len u ln charge of the dinner Pri, y. the Ku th Lord - by Grieg The program will be
ZVnn .n m ZL
2"" ?" .n' ?!i Mr?: CS
cutuiviia, air. au ir. v. .
Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooley, .
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mad-
sea, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. BJarne
Ericksen, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Mergler. Mr. and Mrs. George
Rhoten and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McElhinny.
Mrs.- Theodore Madsen enter
tained members of the club at a
dessert luncheon and cards Wed
nesday afternoon. .
Mrs. Guenther Fetes
Club Members
Mrs. Carl Guenther entertained
at a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednes-
iayaflentoonat Ti
jstreetl Snrinr fiawcra and e,iw
Unwra-SsSeridwS
tapers centered the luncheon ta-
rarn. m i-, nrin. h.
' 7 7
iffaniAoa with nnnnri rnlnv in
airs. Ed GabrieU Mrs. Floyd Head-
rick aid Mrs. John A. Krebs.
" -
Freach, Mrs. L. P. Aldrich, Mrs. JJinner frany at mil "Sentlmenui Tommy. The play
John Krebs, Mrs. Howard Jenks, rr. Dli r- wU1 be given at the Leslie Jun
Mrs. Claude Lester Mrs. Ed Ga- nome lietore LOUCert lor high school auditorium.
artel, Mrs. Floyd Headrlck and
1 Mrs. Carl Guenther.
a wner icnigni w ueir oouin m aramatle circles on the cam
. . ,'. Church street residence preceding pas, have the leading roles. Rupe
Mrs. Robert Wagers will be the MacDowell club concert, park is manager of the play and
hostess to the Women's Mission- Spring flowers will provide the Mrs. Chester Oppen Is the di
ary society of the First Baptist decorative note. rector,
church on Friday at 2 o'clock. Covers will be placed for Mr.
jura, nary ixmg win ieaa oevo-
tlona, Mrs. Frank Bolton Is in
charge of the program. Mrs. Mrs. William H. Lytle, Miss Char
Isvlng Fox will install new of- lotte Hill, and Dr. and Mra David
fleers. Frienda are invited. B Hill.
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CLUB CALEND All
Thursday, April IS
Alpha Psl Delta, mothers, no
host luncheon New; Salem food
ahop, 1:30 p.m. - f '
Willamette Tent I tire No. r
Maccabees, no-host i dinner and
dance. : JO. KP halL All Mac
cabees and friends invited.
Women's- Missionary so
ciety, Englewood United Bre
thren church, with Mrs. H.
W. Hughlet. 1145 North ISth
street i 2:20 p.m.
Ladies of GAR. regular
meeting Veteran's room ar
n.ory, t , p.m. '
Brush College Helpers meet
with Mrs. Oliver Whitney. 5
p.m. ,
Mothers club of Scout troo.
No. 12 with- Mrs. Otto N.
Hoppes, 4tS North 21st, t:ti
p.m.
Auburn Women's club, with
Mrs. T. C. Morgan. 2 p.m.
Hollywood Merry Go Round,
with Mrs. Robert Wagers, 2
''"willing Workers, First Chris
tian . church, with Mrs. T. L.
Lind,Silverton Road, 2 p.m.
Woman's Benefit association
meet at WCTU hall. South
Commercial, 8 p.m. '
Friday, April It
Missionary society of First
Baptist church with Mrs. Ro
bert Wagers,' Rt. 7, 2 p.m.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, in
stallation, Mrs. Cora Smith, of
ficer, t p.m.. Fraternal temple.
Americanism eommit.ee
VF W, benefit card party, with
Mrs. Ward Wolfe, (51 Thomp
son street.-.
Daughters of Union Vete
rans of Civil War meet at
WCTU hall, 8 p.m.
Monday, April 17
Pro-America, meet at Mrrlon
hotel, 2:30 p.m.
Art Center Benefit
Today at Marion
An event of today is the art
center benefit card party at the,
Marion hotel wltlTseveral hun-
dred matrons planning to attend.
The affair will be held in the
accessories. -Mrs. Leon Gleason
heads the committee In charge ot tered with a bonq.net of orchid
arrangements. lilacs, wild orchids and tall ta
Presidlng at the tea table will 'P- .
be Mrs. Vernon A. Douglas. Mrs.
W. W. Chadwfek. Mr V V. Knhn
and Mra. Chrii Ai finnim
Additional tables have been
C0r9 Alexander. Mrs. Ralph
Bailey. Mrs- Robert Brennan. Mra
u1mij riling. C(,
2 M Hifo7r Brown and
.VsSSP
. ,
ot. Ocelia GlNS Meet
a C . rr
The St. Cecelia Guild of St.
Paul's Episcopal church was en
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Frank Spears on Chemeketa street
Tuesday, night with Miss Marian
Hultenberg as assisting hostess.
Following a business meeting a
social evening and refreshments
were enjoyed.
inose present were miss man-
lyn Kantock. Miss Marian Hulten-
.f?1"8 u"iC..vl"8""'
altuF
Mb Virginia and Miss Frances
O'Reilly,
jjjm charlotte Hill, Miss Char
lotte McClary, Miss Jackie Wil-
Uams. Mlaa Patty1 Otten. Miss
". . wutu' i.
Mabel McCultough and Mrs.
ir bVh.T
,r" 8pearm;
tr t . i rr-ii
, Dr. and Mrs. David Bennett
HU1 ar entertaining Informally
ana Mrs. wauace wnarton, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lyman Steed. Dr. and
-I'M
Banquet and Tea
Head Convention
Social Events
Final i plans have been: com-:
pleted for. the state American.
Association of University Wem-.
en's convention to be held in Sa-
lem Friday-and Saturday of this
week. Sessions: will open Friday!
afternoon at Lausanne hall with .
Dr. Kate W. Jameson, state pres
ident, presiding.
An informal tea will be' held at
University House, the home .of
Dr. and Mrs. . Bruce . R. Baxter,
at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Grover C Bellinger is in'
charge of the arrangement. .
Mrs. A." C. F. Perry will greet
the guesta at the door and Mrs.
W aldo Zeller, . president of the
Salem branch, will introduce
to the receiving line. In the line
will be Mrs. L. T. Merwin and
Mrs. G. A. Johnson of Portland,
regional director of AAUW, Dr.
Kate Jameson, Miss Beryl Holt,
sute vice president. Dr. Louise
Pound, national vice president,
and Mrs.: Brace R. Baxter.
Tea at University House
Convention hostesses who will
assist about the rooms will ' be
Mrs. Phillip Barren, Mrs. John
Jelderks, Mrs. Asa Fisher, Miss
Leila Johnson, Miss Frances
Virginia Melton, Mrs. Francis
Wade, Mrs. Virgil Golden, Mrs.
Elmer Berg, Mrs. A. C F. Terry,
Mrs. George Rossman, Miss He
len Arthur, Miss Martha Jan
Hottell. Miss Ola Clark and Miss
Giace" Elisabeth Smith.
Presiding at the serving tajle
will be Miss Harriet Long and
Miss Margaret Cosper. Assisting
in the serving will be Mrs. Ma-
rion-Moore, Miss Josephine Cor
noyer. Miss Eleanor T: indie,
Mrs. Franklin Thompson, Mrs.
DLefT. ? Miss Helen
Baltanen. Mrs. Grover Bellinger
will Invite guests into the din-
rooms. The tea table will be cen-
. "mluct TMay
a formal banquet will be held
t the Marion hotel in the Mir
ror oom STiaay nignt witn Dr.
rr"en"' . t tu Jt
Kest t the dl??ef
win uureruor ana Mrs.
Charles Sprague, Dr. and Mrs.
Bruce R Raxter rhunoellnv or, A
5rU. . K: Ba.XteF' Chancellor and
reaenca uunier of Eugene,
State superintendent Of schools
and Mts. Rex Pntiiam Mra T. T
, . , . '
'""""i. icgiuuaj . uirewior
north Pacific region of AAUW.
and Mrs. G. A. Johnson, regional
fellowship chairman.
The sessions will close Satur-
day noon with a luncheon at,
the Marlon hotel and the meet-
ing in the morning will be held
at the state library.
Willamette Junior Class
ni v m.
Aay IS CnOSen
. . . .. ...
Deen cnosen tne piay to be
eented b he J.oa,o' class of
Willamette university on May
!.!i!?,Jitb the annual
"l J ictihiukj on ui cam-
. . .
th,at .weJtend-
J. M. Barrle is the author of
tha thr arr ,nmaii tt- ,..
tne three act. comedy. He has
iw wi men .reier
Pan" and
Stuart Bush. Rose Ann Gib-
son and Pat Dorsey, all acUve
if xwr n t? .
airs Wallace Jntertains
For Out-of-Town Quests
Mrs. Paul B. Wallace enter-
talned at a lovely luncheon-Wed-
nesday afternoon at her home at
wauace orchards. The affair was
arranged In compliment to her
sisters, Mrs. David Bottker Of
Seattle, and Mra Paul Mullen Of
Willamina.
Covers were placed tor 12
gues including friends of Mrs.
Mullen's In Will a mine. The
luncheon Uble was centered with
an cuecuva arrangement Ot Jap-
anese cherry blossoms and blue
TlfTeon 'LlSS S2.
The Afternoon hours were spent
inrormaiiy.
a. . ...
Mrs. Terrene Kins and Ills ...
A ( at
Mary Agnes Meagher are enjoy-
ing the week vacationing, at Can-
huh ovacu. .
TH MHIUNI
a"
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4
The farifcer
til ywsrr Cner
aaltsaereTwsu'waiTteasTre?
wey.wfcesi ymr nesisisl for
,St Isussla 4 ywtitai auasl law'hter.
Sail ta s.ashlsie rsif IWaai
, Yaneesnrer er Vleteria eesafert
. asble Cummdlmn AmmtrmlmnUtm liwera,
Amrmmgt er A'iam. JTIrat Clawa.
Cnklsi Uass n- Tl CXtaaT
f u-tiTcri st-r:Y rrr-n vzzt
id ya ha AsMvteaa aMl vtaisa la I if
m . a4 awr1 fi it-w i
U sfcW.naaaay.trtMBt,sa.a)-rf- ; . -:
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MAXINE BUREN
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Mule-miUi
"th- m,
sent I give tmj husband
' ttarnisia
OM caa.t tmivtem husbands much,
little woman look ravishing when
M ,r, f
: nit
at the office or golf course. Wherefore, the hostess gown, left, of
candy striped taffeta, with the ubiquitous and flattering basque
top and a skirt gathered to the nines. At right, an abbreviated
bolero, new. with its wide lapels and the high-walsted skirt.
copngnit esquire Features, inc.
MacDowell Club Conceit
Tonight at Leslie
The chorus of the MacDowell
chii '
Ch0ru
Prelude and lagu C minor Ben
Soau i i minor Beethoen
(First morement)
EtBi, BO0I 53 Ko ' Chonia
Bsiude u o "r"' Br.hmt
Interaeno C major , Brahma
BarcaroUo .
. Bachmaninoff
...Debussy
Befleta daua l ean
merr Hobson, pianist
, t
g'11"' Aj;LAr!- V Fletcl,M
By the Waters l th. Maaeteak-.
Daifcert iepson, Tioiia obbligato
B"'1 18pr",fe; : rVlteUt
T.t ion n"r' trnmpet MV.t.f
Tha Bomaika
Sons ot the Sea..
..Stebbiaa
...Arlen
I Lots a Parade..
Chorua
Serving at the reception which
III k. k.M m William IM.
ett Anderson home on Court street
following the concert are: Miss
;l .
Miss Marlon Bret, Miss Ether
Wilcoa. Miss Agnes Drummohd.
Miss Gretchen Reinhart, Miss Car-
ol Blake and Mis. Eugenia Clin-
ton.
Tipa-Ara will h on b1a all dav
.f x-b.m. .nii .t th. aw at
7" - , -
LegijegcnooL
. 7 TJT t. kT.. 1 Z
Bridge Luncheon at
TTiintinrtnn JTnm
turning1011 Home
mm. Hoiiu Huntington wm Members at Cards
preside at a 1 o clock luncheon
this afternoon at her North Win- Mrs. Harry Gustafson, Mrs.
ter street home for the pleasure George Rltteman and Mrs. W. T.
of members of her club. Con- Waterman entertained members
tract will be In play during the of their club at a 1 o'clock lunch
afternoon. ! . eon Tuesday afternoon at the
Club members are Mrs.! Panl former's home.
Hendricks. Mrs. P. D; Qnisen- Cards were in play during the
berrv. Mra. Homer Kran . Mra. .rtarnnnn with nrtcoa .ninr
John Carson. Mri. Carl Nelson,
Mrs. Clifford Fanner. Mrs. Allan
Carson. Mrs. James B. Young,
Mrs. Conrad W. Panlus. Mra.
Warna Ioder. Mrs. Karl Racka
and Mrs. HuhUnrton. . :
WilUam TJtlev. tenor, wfll be
nreaented In fifteen minute broad-
cast over KSLM tonight at 10 by
thA Oman Federation Ot Mnsie
ciubg. He will sing: ,
"Loch Lomoo,"a folk aoof; "Drink
To Me Only with Thiaa Kje." tradi-
Bel.. by BanSeraw; "Ah, Sweat Myatary
ol uw ly Herbert.
v ' m m ' 7
... , ,r
. Miss Marjorie Christensoa eaw
tertained members of her contract
bridge club Tuesday night at her
aiwiuv via nvita diiiiuii auntt '
VANCOUVrV
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TFomeVg Editor-
,
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mm Inch, he Immediately tries te
sa nanlif
except la their desire to have the
they return from an ardous day
Los Angeles Symphony
To Be Featured
The Standard Symphony orcb.es-
broadcast tonight over the NBC
Pacific coast red network, at 8: 15.
i.
The program is as follows.
Tho Barber of 8TiU: OwtroRoMinl
Unfinitho Srmphosj: l int MoTement
. ... Schabart
8igur Joraalfar: Triumphal March . Gric
Concert nte: First Morement Moiart
Erioca Symphoay: First Movement.
... iteetboTsa
Emperor Walts Strauss
Chi Omega Alumnae Axe
Feted at Taylor -Home
Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs.
Margaret JBurdette entertained
the Chi Omega alumnae at the
former's home Tuesday night, A
?!!"rt.BU?.e! " J
cards in play during the eva-
ninr Mil luwm w m inmr ' nniiMU
meeUng. Winning prixe. wero
Miss Helen Simpson and Miss
Helen Arthur.
Attending the affair were Mra.
Ralph Bailey, Miss Helen Arthur.
Mrs. Pbimp Barrett. Mian Eva
lyn Carpenter, Mrs. Noel Ca-
,ya . rr.1"
venoer, miss ruun uiuoj, miss
H . Rimnann Mrs u.rr.r.t
oua ucnv oaatu atiB nvmi w Ana
lor.
Hostesses Fete Club
tin nnw jnanh ifr
u.ih niini-
Guests were Mrs. Al Petre, Mrs.
nnMn n- Mr. itnhrt Jnnnh
irm a ii. n Aiininh xirm n.r
A doinh. Urml Harold Olinrer. Mra.
Rhrt Tmrlor Un. Harrr Onataf-
fm W T War arm an
.
Tlfra Hacer HnStfS
f)n WrlnAarlav
Wednesday
Mrs. Warren Baker was host-
M, to.membera of her elub atl
.
a dessert .luncheon Wednesday
r..
vat- nr nnntri w in t--
foiiowing the luncheon hour. Ad-
, a-n oa war affrai Tarn m
Hardle and Mrs. Gordon Barker;
The guesta were Mrs. Joseph
Felton, Mrs. Verne Robb Mrs.
Delbert Schwabbauer, Mrs. lT. H.
Prlneehouse. . ir , Mrs. ; Henry
Thieasen. Mrs.-H. -, Princehonse,
sr.," Mrs. La rae Toung, Mrs.
Millard Allen, -Mrs. Warren Ba
ker and Mrs.- Clinton Standlsh.
- ?
The regular meeting of the
Daughters of" Union Veterans of
Salem wfll be held Friday night
at the WCTU hall .on South Com
mercial street This will be the oc
casion of the annual official visit
of the department president, Mrs
Ethel Burns ' of. Newberg. - ;
A social hour will follow the
meeting and guests are expected
from nearby tents.
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Owr tHsmal Wave, Owplete'.75e
Perm. OU '
Pash Wave, f fl JSO
Cotnplete '
Open .Thnra. tCvt,
by App'L '
PtMMs sees .
SOT 1st Natl. Bank' Bids.-
April Showers Is
Theme for High
School Dance
Members of the senior class of
the Salem high? school will en
tertain with a sport dance at the
school gymnasium Friday night
from 8:20 to 11:30 o'clock. Bud
Mercer's orchestra will play tor
dancing and the "April Showers'
motif will be used for .the theme
of the dance.
Trees will surround the orches
tra and umbrellas with strings of
flowers arranged above will be
placed about the halL Miss
Clare Marshall is in general
charge of the dance.
Patrons and patronesses Include
Dr. L. C. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs,
J. C. Leedy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S.
Anunsen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Crain, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. DePrex, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lyman Steed. Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Kasper, Mr. and Mrs.
L. C McLeod, Mr. and Mrs.
George - Alexander. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Snell. Mr. and Mrs. J. N,
Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. C E. tfel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry,
it.. Mr. and Mrs. L. a Selnholdt,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Owen. Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Whlttington, Mr.
and Mrs. O. W. Sehon, Miss Mary
Eyre, Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hock
tt and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Roe-
der.
The decoration, committee in
eludes Miss Marjorie Spence, Miss
Enid Nelson, Dick Stacer, Miss
Eleanord Parkes, Clinton Wamp
ler; advertising, Walter Bushnell,
Lyle Brown, Fred Ellis; lights,
Paul Worthington, Wally Read,
Bob King; tickets. Max Brown;
check room, Clarence Fagg; pa
trons, Jean Peffer; prise dance,
Dick Stacer.
Young Republicans are plan-
nI a meeting and banquet to
be neW at ta Marion hotel on
May 1 toT both men and women
interested, rnmraar ?hriM a.
Sprague will be among the speak
ers, and other dignitaries vrlll be
present.
Mr. aad Mrs. Floyd Headrlck
have as their house guest thla
week. Mrs. Edaa Russell of KUm-
ata Fails. f
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Dave Inst Cone in
j Elannfactni eis ----
This
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Today's Menu :
A frozen dessert win be the
springy ending to today'g meal. .
Endive saiao
Baked poUtoes
Saratoga Teal chops
. Stewed celery;
Frozen banana delight
FROZEN BANAXA DELIGHT
eup mashed ripe bananas (8
to )
f tablespoons sugar
2 teaspoons lemon Juice
, H cap cream,' whipped -;
teaspoon vanilla -
cup chopped nutmeats
1. egg white"
Use ripe bananas (yellow peel
flecked with brown). Combine
mashed banana, sugar and lemon
Juice. Add whipped cream, vanilla
and nutmeats., Beat egg white
until stiff enough to form peaks
and fold into mixture. Place in
f reeling trays of automatic re
frigerator and treete until firm,
f servings. Serve with lady fin
gers or sponge cake and hot 'cof
fee. Odd Nut Included in
Candy Recipe
That odd nut, the Brazil nut, scores or nranas oui me qua my
that contains such a generous sup- one are marked, "brisling" or
ply of oil. goes Into an interest-, "slid." A sardine rests safely in
ing fudge that is cooked only its trig can until the key sum
enough to heat it through. Next mons its goodness with crackers,
time rou're in a candy-trying Job or into sandwiches or salads.
make this:
QUICK BRAZIL NUT FUDGE
4 squares chocolate
2 tablespoons butter
U teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 pound . sifted
confectioner's
sugar
1-8 cup milk
1 cup chopped Brasll nuts
Whole nuts
Melt chocolate and' butter over
hot water. Stir la salt and va
nilla. Stir in sugar alternately
with the milk, . keeping pan over
Jiot water. Remove from heat and
stir in chopped Braxll nuts. Pour
fadge in a 7 -inch square pan. Gar
nish with B r a s 11 ants, cut; la
halves. Let stand several hours.
Cut in squares. .
Mr. aad Mra. Dowrlaa McKay
and Miss Mary Lou McKay are
planning to leave Sunday for a
week's trip to Saa Francisco
where they will view the Golden
Gate exposition.
nndfcds of Coats and Dresses That
Event, Cone Early!
1
IE
Yon Will Be Surprised When Yon See Thee
Quality Frock at Such a Low Price
Just at the Season's Height
At a Great Saving!
----r- i nimiai i ,
Several Other Croups at 19.50 and 22.50
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- Snacker Finds
To Piece
' Snacking has become Quite a
stylish pastime and is well out of
the "piecing" class when grown
ups Indulge. Snacking might take
place during, the afternoon or late
In the evening. It's merely a po
lite term for what one does when
one goes to the kitchen and helps
himself at some other tim than
dinnertime. Here is one sugges
tion! GINGER PUFFS
1 cups flour
4 teaspoon salt
teaspoon soda
? cup sugar
1 egg-
1 teaspoon ginger
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoons baking powder
Vt cup dark corn syrup
H cup sour milk
H cup melted butter
Mix and aift dry ingredients.
Stir in unbeaten egg together with
corn syrup, sour milk and melted
butter. Stir with spoon to make
soft dough. Bske In muffin pans
in hot oven (400 degrees) for 20
minutes. .Serve with hot coffee.
All snack-catchers like sardines,
especially those silvery fellows
from Norwegian waters; there are
Keep several cans handy and feel
Croesus-rich in always having
something to snack upon!
And always near the sardines
have some ot those big round
disks ot rye crisp to spread with
sweet butter and top with the de-
lightful little fish. A variety ot
cheese, too, is the snacker'a de
light. APPLE BUTTER STACKS
1 recipe pastry
1 cap apple butter
1 tour ounce package cream
cheese
1 tablespoon lemon Juice
Roll pastry on floured board to
inch thickness. Cut with large
cutter into circles or squares.
Prick and bake in hot oven (450
degrees) about 10 minutes or un
til light brown. Cool. Put circles
together with apple butter be
tween, using a stack of three for
each serving. Spread cream cheese
softened with lemon Juice on top
of stack. Serve at once.
If your midnight snackers like
mixed fruit beverages, always
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