V&iorsYillBc v
Complimented
AtParties
Visitors ar the Incentive for
entertaining theso summer days.
Lars and small parties, picnic
and beach trip are imaged la
their honor. - - - ,
Mm, Donald MeCargar a s
bidden a croon of her friends
to an afternoon bride tea to-
day at her horn on Electrte
street.
The affair Is --being nanged
la compliment to Mrs. MeCar-
gar's cousin, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Wheeler of Clerel-ad. Ohio, who
Is visiting to Portland this sum-
er and Is a how guest at th
Ca2 hZ-ESL w
JtiStSStmnuFil-
te'oo. whe
her "alrmount Hill horn to
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mE-.Tr V- olntMiTV
SerYeTeVCaUt " - rTr;: -
.flie7'.hrifl-v t. Ii.i.. .
thTttpitaT ns the aeaToT her
maMa TYr anil If ra J. J. Ml.
ton. an dwIU return south next
veer. nniirrr inncawa wui
ha served to be followed by ser-
oral hours of contract.
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Vailing Clan Meets
At Lincoln .
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the i2id'annal Wkllinc rer
u.wuiHi MU. w
Present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Jee-
W Walling of Dallas. Mrj. Elsie
L. Schults of BrownsriUe. Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Walling, Mr. and Mr.
Jess Wallinr. Mr.. EUla.Wallinc.
Miss Celia Walling. Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Chapman. Virginia nA
SrSr and MrAlfrm
in? Kenneth Mr andMrs
SThw
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Keary. Mrs. James Mott. Dorothy
and BeTeriy, all or baiem. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Walling and
Jerry. Miss Marjorie waning, rv
waiter waning, jr., air. ana airs.
W. C-WaUlng, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Wise, Miss Elva Johnson, Miss
Eva Johnson, Miss Mildred B.
Fall. Mr. Floyd Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
W. K. Tripp, Marjorie and And-
rey. Mrs. Mary Likens, Mrs. James
D.Fall.Mr.and Mrs. James Barree
aad Dean, all of Portland.
Mrs. D. L. Keys of Perrydale.
Mrs. Edna Wadsworth of Seattle,
Mr?J. W-Walling of Amity. Mr.
aad Mrs. G. G. Walling of Sher-
uf nn Mn t naMwfn
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aad Donald 01 west saiem, Mr.
H. K. Walling of Falls City, Mrs.
Curtis E. Stewart of Oswego, Mr.
aad Mrs. Tabler and Dolores of
Eagene.
Mr. Winiam ITUllIpa, Jr. and
M --.V?1.!!! .J?'-
aJ( .Va : r":!7:r.r TT:
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fair.
Pattern
Here'a a deftly -t. beantt-r ;
tally proportioned style tor lar
.ger women. Pattern 41IS, de
signed by Anne Adas. will do
a much tor. your figure as any y,
dress you're ever owned at many .
times the cost.. Vet it's quick to
make, with th Sewing Instme
tor's clear directions. The front
center panel forma aa unbroken, -flowing
line with the delightfully ,
caUoped yoke. The neck eunre
gracefully over to button down
the . side-front. Make the sleeves
puffed or loosely flared: put a
fresh whit edging of rufHes for
trim. Ton might add a simple
UttJs cotUr and . scaUop-d;ed
porVc 1 3,-. too. ; - -, ,
Pattern. 416S is - availabl in
women's sizes J 4. it. St, 4t, 42,
44, 4t and 4S. Sis St takes 4 I
yards' 35 IncJ fabric, and 1 r
yards ruffling. - - - v .
zi rimEJi ctnTs iim u
for tb!a A4at rattar.
Vr ptimy J-iif. MSM . 40
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a 9x.j sad aakrkly mm ! mmtl
lims mt mmdrn itm, ftctRrH is
color ee"-p.i.; imr ( soLiry.
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bmIh aartBsa f-r wniaie.krwt '
as claar rnl tJMif. aa '
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CLUB CALENDAR
Juveaitegh bom of Wood-
craft, meet at. Marion Squar at.
2:lt p.nu. ... l-J
Satardar. Jaa
- TC choc, with Mr. Ma
Abbey, IOCS North Cottage
street. 1 :3t p. nu -WRC.
2 p-m. Miller's halU
' aloadar. Jalx 9 "'
Special meeting, American Le-
don anzlliaiT. t P.m., Fraternal ..
tempi. Elect convention dele-;
catea.
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IVCUpUWl AsVCUW
ft TnTllfrht Iff
VJl I OIJlliUL III s
Carrier Room
A a molr reception rUl bt'
ksMT tonight at ttaWstMetho
diet ehnreh to th Carrier Room,
i. r.timmt to nr. amd Mra.v
Jn& K. Ullllcan who are tent-
- taBOiil
w. ki Dr.' Milllnfl wiU
Uk n hla new ijstorato. Att
memoerB OB (!(
Mends ot th f S1?1 aw
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Aa Informal proaraa has
,
Mr T a! LeTMlan Orac Elsa-
rZJw n, ttZTu
wiii: p
thB recelring ltoe wH b
aad Mrs. LoaU Harm, ur. ana
Mrfc ,Bruce R. . Baxter,, Dr. and
Mrt Bobert M; caUel'Dr. and
Mrg. M c. Findley, Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Sisson. Mrs. Sarah
Lewis, Miss Marjorto Spenee and
Mrs. D. H. Mosher. .
. . pdlng t th serring Ubl
Jt!
S' teTi,d M7 WiJ
aDOal tne rOOula WUI n jars.
Emmett WeUin. Mrs. Waldo
Marsters. Mrs. Uoyd Lee. Mrs.
Marion Taylor. Mrs. JuanJU
Mack Mrs. Waldo Zelier. Mrs.
Vernon Bain. Mrs. Wade Ellis.
Mrs.- Ted Ultakka, Mrs. Ralph
Mercer. Mrs. Harold Mc illin.
Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mrs. Harry Scott,
Hn. juon aonn, mr. i uumu
Golden, Mrs. Paal Acton. Mrs.
Byron Herrlck, Mrs. Leona John-
son, Mr. Frank Myers. Miss Al-
ma Pohle, Mrs. Merle Travis,
Mrs. U D. Waterman. Mrs. Effie
Dunlap and Mrs. Herbert Ost-
lind.
A group of the younger set
..r . .. .m
ser-ing will be
bert. Miss Gene-
. Miss Shirley
'an Carkln Miss
wuwiig in mc oci 1L15 win iro
Miss Grace Cobert
vleve Winslow
Sohrt, Miss Jean Carkjn, Miss
Helen Stevenson, Miss Beverly
McMillin and Miss Ruth Rogers.
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WCTU Friday afternoon. Cars
"HI leave the South Salem
churches at 1:45. Thi is the an-
nual Flower Mission program,
and Mrs. Myron Van Eaton will
be guest speaker on the subject.'
"Roses and Shrubs.' Mrs. Stan
nard will.be assisted by Mrs. C.
F. Hoover, Mrs. C 'E. Sneed and
Mrs. Pearl Sanders.
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, Dr. aad Mrs. B. F. Markla and ff J31? ooley and Mrs.
son Robert of Colombia. South Kenneth Murdock.
Dakota, are visiting at the home "
of their son and family,. Mr. aniMrg. Justice Incentive
Mra. Stanley Markin at 2060 r . -North
Capitol street. They; came For FaTties
by the way of San Francisco, visit-
wi u uir.ua wui niuni ooms
In about two weeks. ThU i their
Ing the fair, and will return horn
firm wtmtt f-m
aaav vaavasi a v viBVBii - - w "w w aav awwM aw
. - house guest of her sister and
; Mrs. ? Labaa Steeves and her brother-in-law, Mr. - a a d v Mrs.
sons. Richard and Robert, and her Ho?5 GoZ? .
sisters. Miss Nancy and Miss Bon. -Friday Mr. Goatet entertato
nie Jean Watson of Portland hav f4 to'ormally at luncheon at
reiurneo iromja lortnigat s
in CaMonUa. They took an apart.
returned from a fortnight' stay
.!!?,W'": !
guests of friends and viewed th
Golden Gate exposition. .
Mrs. Elmer Berg, Mrs. RnsseU
Pratt and Mrs. Ralph Wirth ar .
muwrui 10 roruioa . 10 oe m
luncheon guests of Mrs. Kenneth
Fitzgerald, a former Salem real-
deBtT ' v . . ?
Mr. aad Mrs. WllUaas X. PtdW
lips and sons, Jimmy and Don,
returned Tuesday from a several
days stay to Seattle where they
. were th guests of relatives.
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' The Ryal Neighbors of Ameri.
ca met at the Fraternal tempi
Monday night at which time Mrs.
Leaon f BroiU of Ashland, ; tut
superrlsor. ; was p r e s e n t . She
tUked 'informally on the Juvenile
campaign. Mra. - Anna - Crawford
was transferred from South Da-
kota to the local camp.
' . ' -
Dr. aad Mr. Harold Oltoger '
are new at horn to their : ew
rertdence. 47 Mission street. ,
Laura Wheeler Offers Towels
That Are Fun to Do
itirc::-;i tov.-zlg .
Ttese r ::;fu! kittens ; la easy
cross stitch ar a companion pat-
rL1" t-tuMJ-j wwu,
lCSj, ibovs some tim ago Ex-
-. '"-- ws,uwv.a, yvtciu w a urvgoa biaiesmaa peters.- DorothT LelrT. KSth
trs tea, tzl a ds'Jihtful bit of Keelleenft Dept. writ plainly S-sien- V ?
tzTz-zr t':i-cp : work, rattera PATTERN NUMBSR, your KAU2 : , ifessr, nartaa nd Eoh Mo.
2::J c".t;;zs a tmnsfer rsttera and AEsr.rZ3. . -f. . llax t:nczs, 7:i nxtt-
i Q fcy C1D CLx ii VLV
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Today
,r ' ui - at . Viirahti
gtsf daughter of Mfl nnd lira.
Frank Shater. will be honored on 1
her third birthday this afternoon ,
when Mrs. Shater s entertains in-; -j
formally at the Shafer horn on- i
Knapp street. :J : :
Pastel color will be used .to ; I
th ' decorative schema aad re- " J
freshmeats will he served Into In
Thos Mdden to nonbr llaryrj
xabeth -VlrftU an
George Byre. Jean
Donna and Gall - L
ainsworth;
Lochead, Jean.
Fanlns. Constanen Hammond.
Dicr Simp.bbyd Tow
Dryaan. Mary Kay Brown. Cam-
JadenBohby Ohn nna
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Mother who . will accompany
their children- are Mrs. Bobert-i t
re, ; Mrs. Lonis - larnsworth. 1
Mrs. j. s. ijoeneaa. Mrs.: Tea.
Mrs. Carte Bimpsoa Mr.
Thorn. Dryaan. Mrs.; TyUr
:j
U SSL1:
n-,. couin Mra, C H.
Sadham. liuTld 1 Ja Eatoa
JJf Mr! iifwnc. Briwn.
"a r e6, rww
T , . , 1 n
Local Maccabees Receive
c0. A
State Appointments
officer V as an-
ounced by th head otflco of th
Maccabees for Oregon, to officl-
B Pnrtlanif &nA v1Tav
Jin, iTtt. KratiSl
n.in4A.
c.il - .
John w - BIcheB. commander of
rniti rnt-H ... Wn .h.
to preside over the meeting.
and Mr Jessie Follls, record
keeper, has been chosen to act to
that capacity,
Twa rnmnlata maim nf nfflMtra
will attend from Portland to ex-
emplify the various phases of the - -
initiatory ceremony. Latest re-
port- point to a ge attendanc
from of town, including- six
nXrmed patX Cltle reprS
sented wUl be Portland. Oregon .
n. xnii.i J. o " -
City, Hillaboro, Forest GrdV.
W 00 d b n r n , Silverton. Sweet
Home. Corvallis and Eugene.
.
nuuuviu, jrvicsfc uivi,
Mrs. Murdock Hostess
On Wednesday
Mrs. Kenneth Murdock was
hostess to members : her sew
ing club at a delightful affair
last night at her Lome on Rlch-
mond avenue. Refreshments' were
served at a late hour by the
hostess.
Guests were Mrs. Sidney Hoff-
man, Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mrs.
BJarne Ericksen. Mrs. Charles
Feike, Mrs. i Harold Ladd, Mrs.
Janes Clayton, Mrs. Floyd Bow-
, A much feted visitor in the
urnta icu m mo
capital has been Mrs. J, R. Jus-
Hm nf Coat, whn haa hM tli.
n couniry nome. ior m piea-
,nre of her sister and SatnVdar
cnl
5heoiL h0te 70T
rs. jb. ii. apperson 01 ucstmn-
villa arranged a weekend beach
trip for Mrs. Justice aad th
Goulets
Mm ' run. rr
X. Moorhead
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ori4ge at her North Cottar hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Spoonen
treet home Tuewlay afternoon' v . fc
Luncheon waa served to th gar- SILVERTON Members of the
dens with several hours of con- Immanuel guUd, headed by Mra
tract following. Mra, Virgil Moor Bert Run, will meet Thursday
head received high score. - night at th horn of Mrs. Os-
... m-.-. 'car Loo to Kvena" Valley. Host-
Dr. Cheerge GoodsbeDer e esses will be Mrs. Rosa Winslow,
Marion, Kansas, aad bis sister, Mrs. Artkur DabL Mra, Otto
Mrs. Lisxle Arnold of McPhersoo,' Dahl, Mrs. Ernest Byberg, Miss
Kansas, were the weekend guest Inga Thorkildsoa .and Mra. Loe.
at th horn of their uncle, Mr. ' ' .
Frad Kubia. ot Polk eounty and ST. LOUISMJsA 4 a I in
that of a friend. N. H. Stonebrlnk. Manning aad Mrs. Day DuBoU
oa route 4. were hostesses at a bridal ahow-
. er Sunday afternoon honoring
, The covered OUb lunch eo Miss Margaret Kraus, daughter
which -was planned by th WRC of Mrs, Margaret Kraus and nlec
at th last meeting to b hld this of Rt. Chart Kraus. .
Saturday haa been caUsd off aad " Present were: Miss Margaret
th regular S o'clock meeting will Kraus, Mrs. Paal ? Eatoa, Mra.
be held Instead. - , Francis
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of all moUf, arersging 5 ?i x H .
Inches; illustrations of sUtches; ;
material reuuireo. .
Bend tea cent In cola tor this
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UAXINC BUttEH
o Jeaaette's ssarried? Well. I
eaoarh seaae to come
f iV If "
Jeanette probably knew her moonUght and her men. And a dress
that knows its fashion is the black sheer crepe (left), touched oft by
white gardenias. A cord runs through the neckline to give bodice
fullness, and cords are drawn up the center of the sleeves. A shirred
bodice enhances the dress of navy blue crepe. Its deep neckline Is
squared at the bottom. Pink accents are suggested for th choker
and tnrban.
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Visitor IS UOnorea at
T -ZAtrm 1
BndSc Luncheon
. v . u
, Mr- Infef aad her
tar. VT ba"er. were
hostesses on Tufisdav afternoon
bostesses on Tuesday afternoon
tor the pleasure of their house
Mrs. A. T. Bralnard of
Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Bralnard,
r , , . ., .
slster-in-Uw of Mrs. Kline, and
Mr. Bralnard have been spend-
ing 'several week at the Kline
home and are leaving today ac-
cpmpanied by the Klines for a
trip to Victoria and Vancouver,
BC The Brainards will leave for
their home next week aad will
go via the San Francisco fair.
A 1 o'clock luncheon was serv-
a fniinwif h aTrel hours of
contract. Mrs. .La Verne Young
and Mrs. Tom woe a ,receiyea
high nonors in onage. vouquets
' purpl petunia and ) hydran-
geaa'were used about the rooms
Honoring Mrs. Bralnard were
Mrs. La Verne Toung, Mrs. N. J.
Lindgren, Mrs. Walter Spauld-
ing, Mrs. O. L Paulson, "Mrs.
Lee- Eyerly, Mrs. Tom Wood,
Mrs. Howard Pickett. Mrs. Miller
B. Hayden, Mrs. Charles Fow-
ler, Mrs. Frank Mogan, Miss
TAr . .Tjrtnt- Mn Vr fihaf-
?.m.a . ,V Jr"v,,L
auu . auui
In the, Valley
DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Spooner entertained at their
Gnests were Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Plummer, Mr.
anA Mm W
Plummer, Mr. and Mrs.H.
M.
Webb. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Leth,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cadle, Mr.
and Mrs. G. K. EDerting, or.
.n ifr r k. Pheloa and the
Hl La ChapeUe" MiT. Mwldge
Smith of Eldridg. Mr. Elois
Smith and Dolores of Salem,
Mr. Lakey. Mrs. Paquette, Mra
Jake Jungwlrth, Mm. : Albert
Leith, and Richard, Miss Angela
, Ferschweiler, Mrs! Bernard
. FerschweUec and Parlene, ; Mrs.
Hauptmon of Portland, Mrs. Al-
bert Prontl and daughter of Ger-
:Tals, Mm. James Mahoney and
Mr. Warn Carlton of Fairfield;
Miss Gertrude Wampole Mrs.
Joseph Sam and Mm. Warner
Hemshorn of Wood urn, Mrs.
Stephen Hemshorn ot AU Angel,
Mr,-Clareac Grassmon. Miss
MayJIannIng,-Mrs. James Lelth.
-Miss 'Eleanor1 Jungwlrth, Miss
- Gertrude Manning. Miss . Helen '
r Hartwlg. ' Mis. Theresa 1 Man-
- alng. Miss Marl Jungwlrth, Miss
Elisabeth Aurand. Miss June
ReiiMa. uiu narothv Aar&nd .
and Cella KIrkwood, Mm. Henry
Ktrkwood, Mm. Margaret Kmua. Tom tha. Jefferson high school.
Mrs. Lawrence Ferschweiler, They ar now employed la S
Mrs. Alwia Manning,' Mrs. Amody lent, whem, they plan to- make
La Chapelle, Mm Alex Manning their horn. - , , - , - :
and 'Miss Virginia Lak.y, Mrs. - """' r'
Charles Hannegaa t Eldrldge. ' GATES Genera Blackburn aad
Mm. Otto Bittler nd th host- Clarenee Ban, both at Gates, wer
ess. married Juo 14 at Staytoa.
e e e. .
. CENTRALL - HOWEL M las
O as aa W wta1M mmm k av aaa
aTTTawa rty-FridZy alght
Guest lMluded lOs BeSah
TJcktrJ Jean Landerhack. Pattv
Tved. Lodlle Roth. Kathrya
T7cvu9 Editcr-
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always did say she dida't hare
oat of the nmooi
T. n th
Jimmy DOWers tO De
VtA n Ri'rtliflav
teted on UlTtllday
1.- 1,
A ISatlaiaiS
't ..ffihtfnl
their mothers to a aeiignuui
thew t VXml
Py tAim
f NJb '"th street to comply
ment to the third birhday of her
nartv h aftprnnn
son. Jtmmy.
Refreshmens will be served
late in the afternoon. Special
guests will be Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Quarnberg of Vancouver, Wash.,
grandparents of In honor guest
Honoring Jimmy will be Jean
Bowers, Jimmy and Eddie Knapp,
Wayne . and Johnny Ericksen,
Denni and Mary Felke, Linda
Davis. Bobby Ladd, Rodney and
"S"1
airs, uenry Biarre, sr. uara-
ner Knapp, Mrs. ' Bjara Eriek-
sen, Mr. Charles Felke, Jdra.
Ward Davis Mrs. Harold Ladd.
Mrs. Roy Hauser, Mrs. Sidney
Hoffman, Mrs. Virgil Sexton and
Mrs. Kenneth Murdock.
Mr. aad Mrs. Roy S. Keen are
spending a fortnight in salt Lake
Cltv on a hnsinesa and nleasnrs
hi business ana pleasure
--
Social Realm
berg. Bob Nelson, Leonard Roth,
Waldo Kleen. Grover Lichty, BUI
Zuercher. Lvle Kru. Mr and
Mrs. Stnck.y. Roy Rutschman
and the hostess.
LEBANON A wedding waa sol-
emnited at 7 o'clock Tuesday
morning at SL Edwards Catholic
enurcn wnen mibs jsinei nay
Fisch. daughter of Mr. and Mra.
George J. Fisch of Lebanon and
Mr. John Patrick Coleman oC Al-
bany took their marriage vows.
Rev. Father John Williams read
the service,
Attendants were Mis Isabel
Schmidt of Lebaaom aad Mr. Ea-
s;ene Faley of Albany.
Tb brids was attract I v 1 y
gowned la- white lace full-length
over rose taffeta with fingertip
length TeU and coronet of whit
nowers; sh carried a boaanet ot
gardenlaa and lUies-of-the-vaUey.
Following a breakfast at the
Bomc cf the bride the couple left
0a a wedding trip, and on their
return will be in Albany where
Mr. Coleman has a position with
rVaser lltu wmpany
Tbb bride'a sister. Mfan CleU
B?9 daujhter "Sice o"
- tor
ISJSrJ .SLS, '
f!! taU,
-t him??
f ZAl . t-,Method,,ti Prson-.
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Following .the wedding .they
5nt8,J? f taltr,t tt
Mr- Mrs. Arthur
afternoon for
California fair and other coast
Pol . - ' '
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JEFFERSON Kenneth Seipp,
son of Mr. nnd Mr. J. H. Seipp
of rAtbany, and Mia Blanche
Main, -daughter of Mrs. JNeUle
Main of Jefferson wr uletly
married at Vancouver-Jun S2.
ProMut for the ceremony . wen
Mm. NelltorMain, Mr. aad Mm
H. Seipp aad daughter, -Miss
Paulln Seipp, and Mr. and Mm
Gemld Pbelos of Portland. Both
Mm and Mrs. Seipp graduated
-SPECSAIo
Oar, usual Wave, Complete T3c
f C J rash Ware, f fl JH
V d CatetSL-V 11 v. -
V F V AT i
s i. w
Open Thum. Eve.
byAppX ::
rhoa S3
SIT 1st KstX Bank BIdg.
CASTLE PEITX WAVXT-3
?0(33)d 6 '
VFW AnxiliarT Hears
Reports , at Meett!r . ,
l Veteran of Foreign - Wars au
xiliary held Its regular : business
meeting Tuesday. - Visiting from
ConralUa were Mrs. Myrtle Tripp.
Mrs. Jennie Byron. Mrs. Ward
Wolf gar a readlLg and report
ed on the parade T oi: the VFW
sut conrentloa - la Vancourer
with SOft Juniors participating.
Mrs. William Bash gave a report
on th business meeting of th
convention. i" ,
. Th foUowlag were InlUated:
Mrs. John Coleman. Mrs. ; Bad
Hart, tfra. Aubrey Tussing, Mrs.
Frank Devilia and Mrs. Bertha
Clarke.:; "
" Delegates "elected -1- the - na
tional conreation to be held in
Boston, Mass., in August were
Mrs. William Rush, Mr. Russell
Mudd, Mrs. Aabry Tnsstor nnd
Mrs. a V. Richardson, Mrs. Ward
Wolfe aad Mrs. Corel! Case as
altera tea.
Today's Menu
' Today dinner vOl Include nch '
aa Intereating creation aa veal cUt
leta Hawaiian which sounds very
much like a warm weather spe
ciaL Chnied fruit Jule
Veal cutlete Hawaiian
New aquaah, buttered
Appleaaus aad ginger cookies
VEAL CUTLETS HAWAIIAN
' t thick rtl cnUets
slice pineapple
1 cup bread crumbs
1 egg
1 tablespoon milk
Salt and pepper.
Cnt a pocket or a slit length
wise in each cutlet and insert a
thin slice ot pineapple. Dip th
cutlets In egg beaten in mllk.then
In bread crumbs. Brown In hot
fat, then cover, and cook very
slowly until th cutlet are ten
der, about thirty minutes. Serve
with additional slices of pineapple
browned in butter.
Chocolate Icebox Cake
Simple to Make
Home made chocolate Icebox
cookies, or the small wafers
bought by the box at the store will
make this attractive and simple
icebox dessert to serve on summer
menus.
CHOCOLATE WAFER DAINTIES
24 chocolate wafem
1 cup whipping cream
1 tablespoon powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
Peppermint to taste
Spread chocolate wafers with
cream which has been whipped un
til stiff, sweetened and flavored.
Make stacks of wafers, 4 to a
stack. Top with a rosette of
whipped cream and garnish with a
small wedge of chocolate' wafer.
Place on flat dish and chill 2-3
hours, (-t portions).
King's Visit Receives
Editor's Comment
Commenting about the recent
visit of the king and queen of
England to Washington, DC, Dor
othy Anne Hobson, 9-year-old ed
itor ot the Valsets Star, says:
When the king and Queen ar
rived to Washington, DC, it waa
thrilling. Everybody shook, but
nobody dipped. President Roose
velt placed his top hat over his
heart, and Mrs. Roosevelt got
ready for dinner in fifteen min
utes. -We can't talk about the repub
licans until the king and queen go
home, because nobody will listen.
Representative Hampton Fulmer,
ot South Carolina, squeezed the
queen'a hand. He is a democrat.
DALLAS Mra. Ray McKey
entertained with a smartly ar
ranged party at her horn Mon
day in honor of Miss Lois Biggs
of Salem, bride-elect of Mr. Jo
seph Carton. Daring the evening
a gift waa presented Mia RIggs
by th group. Assisting th host
ess in serving were the Misses
Betty and Marian Jelinek, Mra,
Gladys Schmidt and Mrs. John
R. Sibley.
Guest present were Miss Lois
Rlggs, Mrs. Ralph RIggs and
Mrs. Gladys Schmidt of Salem.
Mm. Barry Patterson, the Miss
es Betty and Marian Jellaek ot
Corvallis, Mm. John R. ibley.
Mrs. B. F. Preston, Mra. Eugene
Hayter, Mrs. E. A. Woods, Mrs.
George Woods, Mrs. Arthur
Woods and Mis Frsxces Demp
ey. 11 ot Dallas.
FREBl FSEElj
vwEiliiilip
; Today; &'Fziday
Juno 29 &. 30 - 2 p. m.
Come ' and set this maxrelaas new. Westinshodse
Washer and Ironer to thron jh a demonstration that
win anaza votu , v
. . . FREE LAUNDRY COOK AND WASHING POW
DER TO EACH LADY ATTENDING. '
225 N. LCjertr " irext t Power Co.
Nation Returns t
millions in ';: :
ClptMp h- : L
J Tm sellUoa : dollars worth , et
children garment ar returned
annually to the stores of change
of sixes, and at last somebn has
decided to do something about IL
J Recently ;th Americaa Stand
arda aasocUUoa called a meeting
of those concerned in making aad
selling ehfldrea' clot h aad
Suggested atJa: w; nasi for
lUlng th garments be developed.
These recommendation ; wer
baaed , on a -aatlon-wlde i survey
made by the United SUtes depart
ment' of home aeonomica on the
body measurements of Itt.Ota
Americaa I children ' betweea th
age of 4 nd ;17. - -
Then" sub-committee was ap
pointed to examine facta and fig
ures of "the surrey which la- turn
recommended that the hip mea
sure and height be used as future
standards for classifying sizes of
children' clothes. : ; ; ....
- When the size etandards are
fully worked out and it might be
la a season or two) you u n ant
to bay a suit or dress that really
tits th youngster, even : though
yoa don't hav him nearby to
model the garment. Mothers will
no. longer be able to talk confi
dentially over the bridg tabl
about Willy being so larg for
six yearn, "why he Ukes. a sis
eight!" But neither win they hav
to try several time before cor
rectly fitting th child.
This wast of millions ot re
turns en elothlag necessarily
jumps up the cost of garment
and th change in siring standard
hould In time reduce the mer
chandising coats enough to effect
the price of garments.
. The Oregon State college exten
sion service under the direction of
Miss Lucy R. Lane, specialist In
textiles and clothing, has co
operated with th national
bureau's experiments to clothing
sisea for children,
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Casserole Uses Food
From Cooler
Quite a wide variety of ingredi
ents is suggested for this casserole
which might be changed according
to leftovem in the cooler.
- ENCORE CASSEROLE
S H -ounce jar dried beef, cut In
pieces ,.v
- -cup minced onions "
S tablespoons bacon fat or but
ter t tablespoons flour -M
teaspoon dry mustard
teaspoon black pepper
2 cups milk
1 large pimlento, chopped
cup chopped aweet pickles
2 cups cooked spaghetti
1 cup grated American cheese.
H cup buttered bread crumbs.
Slowly saute dried beef and on
ions to fat until lightly browned.
Stir in mixture of flour, mustard,
and pepper. Add milk and cook
until thickened, stirring constant
ly. Add pimlento aad pickle.'
Place alternate layem of spaghet
ti, cheese, and beef mixture In but
tered baking dish. Top with but
tered crumbs. Bake In moderate
oven (3S0 degrees) 30 minutes.
serve bubbling hot. Yield: t-S
portions.
Luncheon Mold Main
Dish in Summer '
Salmon mold Is a Iunchtime dish
for summertime when attractively
arranged plates form a frequent
main course.
DEEP-SEA SALMON MOLD
1 pound canned or fresh salmon
1 package lime flavored gela
tine 1 cup boiling water
Va cup cold water
1 tablespoon vinegar
1 teaspoon onion (minced)
Dash pepper; pinch salt
: encumber (sliced)
Lettuce
. Mayonnaise
: Dissolve gelatine to boiling wa
ter. Add cold water, vinegar, oa
ion, salt and pepper. Allow to
thicken - slightly. Then fold, la
salmon flake aad sliced cucum
bers. Serve on lettuce bed with
mayonnaise dressing, garnished
with aalmoa flakes and cucumber
slice. .,-
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E n t r e e Salad Potato
; Rolls Jam Drink
; ; Desserts '-n
Tho SPA
I J
Saraiches Vill
Inspire Cook
To Can
i . v aVM farar arild black-.
berry scratches oa th arms and.
lega of this writer to stir up la
spiratioa to can th berrie pick
ed oa her half-day oft and do
a lot of Ulktog about it to an
editorial, way. j . . : , . i
i Th proper costame for ama
teur pickers seems to b short
and aocka,' but -perhaps that's
only because one never expects
to find blackberries where they
am, aad. seldom f I a d them
whem they are supposed to be.
; BUckberrles JeU easily, ar
rich in flavor and color. A mid
winter taste will mora than re
pay the picker for low harvest
lag that' la always a part ot wild
blackberry hunting. - -
6n' of the best recipes to
use when making blackberry Jam
la this departments ' aid atand
by, -Stirred Jam that la suited so
well to all of the many berries
found la this section which boast
tartness and abundance of na
tural pectin;
STIRRED JAM ;
S cups - crushed berries
' S cup sugar - - -: -v
. Bring berries to a hard boil
and cook for-2 mtautee. Add
augar, stir unttt dissolved and
let boil 1 minute. Put over a low
- flame aad beat hard for 4 or. a
minutes with, a flat wire whip it
available. The mixture will thick
en som a you beat. Pour into
glasses. When cold will slice
nicely. Make only a single recipe
to get satisfactory results. Makes
a glasses.
Blackberry jelly making Is a
simple matter, merely boil the
berries with a little water, until
done, drain through a jelly bag
aad measure the juice. Bring
it to a good boil and after it
bolls tor just a minute, add an
equal measure of wugar. Test
immediately on a cold saucer at
the juice will probably , jell im
mediately. Because blackberries, when
some green ones are included in
the lot, will jell with no actual
boiling. It might be well to make
some glasses of this
UNCOOKED BLACKBERRY
JELLY -
(For Currants too)
Rinse- berries, shake off the
water, mash every berry and
heat but do not boil. Remove
from fire and drain through a
jelly bag. Measure and to 2 cups
of the heated juice add S cups
of sugar that has been heated
in the oven. Stir hard until all
the sugar is thoroughly dissolved.
Use a fine granulated sugar and
pour the juice into sterilized
jam. letting aland for 24 hours
before covering with paraffin. .
Blackberries make . good juiee
for drinking and is found es
pecially adaptable to evergreen
berries, that are less desireable
for jam, pie and sauce than th
regular wild blackberries because
of their large seeds. An aid fa
shioned drink Is
BLACKBERRY SHRUB
S cups sugar
1 cup sharp vinegar
2 quart ripe berries
Heat the sugar and vinegar to
boiling, aad our over . berries.
Let stand I r hour, stirring oftea.
Drain through a jelly bag and
briny to a boil, put to .sterilised
jars and process la a hot water
bath for 20 mlautes. Whea serv
ing, dilut with water aad erv
chilled.
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