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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1940)
4 MAXINE BUREN Editor Goodwill Tea Given for Hospital The executive board of the Sa lem General hospital auxiliary yesterday, announced the annual spring goodwill tea to be given at the home of Mra. Edgar Pierce on April 11. The tea which Is not benefit, is for the purpose of en tertaining friends of the hospital. All interested women are Invited hy the board members to attend. 1 The board of the auxiliary in cludes: Mrs Charles A. Sprague, president; Mra. B. O. Schucklng and Mrs. Harry Belt, vice-presidents; Mrs. William Burghardt, treasurer: Mrs. Robert Taylor, recording secretary and Mrs. Wal ter Kirk, corresponding secretary. Also on the board are Mrs. Har old Olinger, Mrs. Edwin Smith. Mrs. George Hug, Mrs. Robert Craig, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs. - George Flagg, Mrs. Paul Hen dricks. Mrs. Bert Ford and Mrs. Ronald Jones. Mrs. Walter Kirk will be In charge of the diningroom during the tea. Mrs. Paul Hendricks will head the committee In charge of decorations and Mrs. Ralph Coo ley. assisted by Mrs. Harold din ger and Mrs. Robert Taylor will arrange for refreshments. At Tuesday's meeting of the board It was announced that the text regular meeting of the aux iliary will be held at the Salem General hospital on the first Tues day In April. m Ul J mm Per Month Ka-r Nearl v erren cable feet of Moras awlvi fas this big beauty at the low price of a "stx." The greatest re iricsraco boy weVe ever nou Many fsaturts inclading Royal RoOaear Cold-Maker. GEO. E. ALLEII HARDWARE CO. IM X. Coal. Ph. 410 It's courteous I s. - I . ' In. , k k SOCIETY MUSIC The HOME CLUB CALENDAR Thursday American Legion auxiliary study club with Mrs. Carl Sua bauer, 1145 North Winter street. Book and Thimble club with Mrs. A. D. Williams. Chapter O. PEO with Mrs. Silas Gaiser, dessert 1:30 p.m., 825 North Winter street. Haysvllle Woman's club with Mrs. M. S. Fisher, 2 p.m. International relations claBS of AAUW with Mrs. Frank Spears, 8 p. m. Dr. R. I. Lovell in charge. Klngwood American Legion auxiliary, 8 p.m., Legion hall. Fidelia class of 1st Baptist church with Mrs. O. R. Straus baugh, 1030 Broadway street, 2 p.m. PLB and F club with Mrs. Percy Trafver, 4 25 Kearney Willamette tent hire number 6. Maccabees, Knights of Pyth ias hall. 8 p.m., drill team 7:30 p.m. Carnation club with Mrs. Buster Kleen, Roberts, no-host luncheon. Friday Three Links Easter luncheon. Odd Fellows hall. 12 to 1 o'clock. Eterl class annual Easter banquet, Argo hotel, 7:15 p. m. Saturday Deaconess hospital auxiliary executive committee, no-host dinner 6:30 p. m. Monday Rebekahs, social meeting, Odd Fellows hall. Tuesday FOE card party KP hall, 2 p. m. Good Neighbors At Johns' Members of the Good Neighbor club honored Mrs. Stuart Johns, Monday night, on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. The evening was spent playing pino chle and the high honors went to Mrs. Mysta Hendricks, Mr. Lyle Caster and Mr. William Mc Kin ney. At a late hour a buffet supper was served. Places were set for Mr. and Mrs. Stuart John, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Caster, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Courtnier, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Aus tin Cater, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steward. Mr. and Mrs. John St. Clair, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Court nier, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Olsen, Mrs. Maude Stickel, Mrs. Mysta Hendricks and Mrs. Elma Dickey. The 14th annual convention of the Western Hospital association will be held at the Hotel Blltmore in Los Angeles for four days be ginning April 8. Although the Saleta General hospital will not be sending a delegate this year, the executives will pay registration and luncheon fees for anyone wishing to attend. Miss Lillian McDonald, superintendent, has re quested anyone who will be In Lot Angeles during the time of the convention to coatact her. CALL anyone by telephone. Your con nection will be made with amazing speed (average tune to reach any telephone la America, by Long Distance, b lets thaa iK auaate). But your operator will always hare time to say "Pleau" and "Thank your TRl PACIFIC TZX.IFHONX AW? TELEGRAPH COM PANT T40 State St. Telephone tlOl . White SShririe -n onooses new Priestess Mrs. Wayne D. Henry waa elected worthy high priestess and Mr. Wayne D. Henry was elected watchman-' of shepherds for Wil lamette Shrine, Order of Whita Shrine of Jerusalem at their regu lar meeting Monday night. The other officers elected are Mlsa Ruth Moore, noble prophetess; Mr. M. F. Gruve, associate watch man of shepherds; Misa Ruth Reed, worthy scribe; Mrs. Wil liam Neimeyer, worthy treasurer; Mrs. Blanche Eiken of Dallas, worthy chaplain; Miss Edna Mo Elhaney, worthy shepherdess, and Mrs. Albert Smith, worthy guide. Mrs. A. J. Cleveland of Dal las. Mrs. Albert Rasmussen and Mrs. Faith Walker received the degrees of the order and Mrs. Clara Weeks became a member of Willamette Shrine by affilia tion. The new elected and appolntlva officers will be installed at a public installation Monday, April 15th In Masonic temple. New Club Elects Officers A newly organixed Young Busi ness and Professional Girls' club of the YWCA held election of of ficers at a meeting at the YWCA Monday night and chose Misa Marie Baumgartner for president; Miss Marlon Mitchell, vice-president, and Miss Elda Ridgeway, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. George Moorhead of the Marlon county department of health, showed the club members three interesting health films. The club meets on the first and third Monday of the month and is made up of young business or professional women interested In social and educational activities. Present members include the Misses Lucille A r a n t, Marie Baumgartner, Hope Dowd, Geral dine Fry, Ruth Lassie, Marlon. Mitchell, Elda Ridgeway, Gene Ross, Loyal Sheridan, Marguerite Tromlltx, Vera Wood, Maxlne Meador Alford, Dorothy Jayes, Frances Mattson and Esther Rle desel. Party Given for Mrs. Robins Mrs. John Robins was honored Saturday night when a group of friends entertained with a birth day party for her. The evening was spent informally. Those honoring Mrs. Robins were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Schauff, Mrs. T. M. Smith, Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Warner of Bonneville and Mr. George McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Clay John Robins. Mrs. White Will Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Harley O. White have Just returned from a four weeks' trip, visiting In San Fran cisco, Los Angeles and Palm Springs. While in San Francisco they were guests of Mrs. Lela White and they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doam In Los An geles. Mrs. White will entertain mem bers of her Friday contract club tomorrow afternoon at her resi dence on South Church street. A salad luncheon will be served and later tables will be made up for bridge. Easter decorations will be used in the table appointments. Those bidden are: Mrs. Erie Butler, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Elmer Daue, Mrs. Leon Gleason, Mrs. Mose Adams, Mrs. F. G. De lano, Mrs. Elijah Kurtx. Mrs. Ray Yocum. Mrs. Claire Vibbert, Mrs. Fred Anunsen and Mrs. O. A. Ol son. The past presidents of Hal Hlb bard auxiliary will entertain at the home of Mrs. Ida Glrod on Friday at 2 o'clock. The regular social meeting of the Spanish War Veterans and the auxiliary was held on Monday. Irish mu sic was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Michaelson, Mr. C. B. Glover and Miss Sana Jane Mil lett. A hobo lunch was served during the refreshment hour. Capitol tent hive 81D, Macca bees will meet tonight at Fra ternal temple for a 6:30 o'clock dinner served by the losing mem bership team, followed by a meet ing. Plans will be made to en tertain the supreme commander, E. W. Thompson of Detroit. Mich., on March 28. The Eugene tent hive will also be visitors. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Morley were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ty ler Morley at Oceanlake the early part of the week. Also guests at the Oceanlake home of the More leys were his sisters, Mrs. J. T. Grable and Mrs. E. L. Jordan. The Tyler Morleys are In the grocery business at the coast city. Mrs. Jennie Damain, Mrs. Lou ise Forbes and Mr. Robert Forbes all of Portland are the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. George P. Roth. Does Your Nose Gog, Spoil Sleep and make yoa snore? t MtGXTY COOD IflWS ... If TOOT Boat "doses tip at night and makes breathing difficult, put a few drops of Vkka Va-tro-nol tip each nostriL ZSOUS An SO too because VIcki Va-tro-nol is expressly- designed for the boss and tipper throat, where transient congestion often hinders breathing. You can actually feel it go to work bringing relief. TRY IT TOUiftKT-enioy tLft comfort Vkka V-tro-nol brings. Jaa 5 "He's finally out of bankruptcy. He did It with his last book on success 1' It we were writing a book on social success, we'd devote a chap ter to casual looking dinner gowns like these. An enormously full taffeta skirt, printed in gay plaid, contrasts with a black fitted blouse on the left. The Puritan austerity of long sleeves and high neck Is relie cd by a bright necklace. A bit higher waisted, the dinner gown at light combines a grey blouse with a skirt diagonally striped In yel low, grey and black. Star Members at Eagles Will Have Meeting Card Parties Mrs. Mem Pearce was honored at the meeting of the Order of Eastern Star, held on Tuesday night at Masonic temple. She was given a special degree and the line officers presented her with flow ers, a birthday cake and an invi tation to a party to be given on Saturday as a celebration of her birthday. Mrs. Pearce and Mr. Larry Flagg presided at the meet ing. Cards, Chinese checkers and dancing followed the regular ses sion of the order. The downstairs was decorated with a spring bou quet arranged on a mirror with gardenias. Decoration upstairs were daffodils and white spirea. Mr. and Mrs. William Merrl ott, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Russell, Mrs. Lena Cherrington, Mrs. Edna Rowland and Miss Virginia Byrd were in charge of refresh ments. Entertainment was under the direction of Mrs. C. L. Blod gett, Mrs. A. E. Utley, Mrs. George Rhoten, Mrs. Ruth Hern don, Mrs. Kate Rasmussen, Mrs. Faith Walker. Initiation will be held on April t and on April 16 chapters from Gervais, Woodburn, Donald and Canby will be present. Mrs. Lee Hostess To Etoktans Mrs. Ernest Lee entertained the Etokta Women's club Tuesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. O. H. Fowler and Mrs. A. L. Skewis assisted Mrs. Lee. Mr. Percy Clark and Mr. Art Bloom talked of their work with the Salem first aid car and the various methods used In emergency cases. Those present included: Mrs. Ray Clark, Mrs. Harry Elgin, Mrs. W. J. Entress, Mrs. Richard Er lckson, Mrs. M. A. Estes, Mrs. 8. B. Gillette, Mrs. C. H. Fowler. Mrs. O. H. Horning, Mrs. Vard Hughes, Mrs. Daisy Mclntyre, Mrs. Clifton Ross, Mrs. George Sehon, Miss Gertrude Savage, Mrs. A. L. Skewis, Mrs. H. O. Taylor, Miss Antoinette White and Mrs. Ernest Lee. Alumnae' father At Oehler's Miss Irma Oehler entertained the Beta Chi alumnae last night at the home ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Oehler, on South High street. During the business meet ing they discussed activities for spring. At the supper hour Miss Oeh ler was assisted by Miss Lucille Brainard, Miss In a Bennett and Miss Susan Curtis. Mlas Margaret Ann Darn of Corvallia will be the guest of Miss Wilda Jerman over the Easter holiday. This afternoon a group will leave for Timberline lodge to spend Easter. -.Those making up the party are: Mr. and Mrs. Arch Jerman. Misa Wilda Jerman, Mlas Margaret Ann Durus, John Jer man, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Lamport and Mr. and. Mrs. Ed ward K.- Piaseeki.' Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lladbeck have, as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pinkley of London. They will spend several days in Salem and then return to New York from where Mr. Pinkley will leave for London. Later Mrs. Pinkley will return to the Pacific coast. e e e - Miss Sally McLeUan. daughter of Mr. and Mra. D. J. McLellan. will have as her guest over the Easter holidays Miss Joan Booth ot Cbrvallls. Miss McLellan and Miss Booth are sorority sisters at. Oregon State college. The Merry MlngJers sewing club will meet today with Mrs. Freeman Phlpps at 2 o'clock. lot disfo::bhit GIHLS: aass's (table Coapwud. Tm m - - - y en The Eagles auxiliary will have several card parties at the Knights of Pythias hall. The first will be given next Tuesday at S o'clock with Mrs. P. C. Har land as general chairman. The drill team will sponsor a leap year dance and card party Friday, March 29 at the Eagles hall. The auxiliary officers and drill team are making plans to go to' the state jamboree to be given at Albany, April B and 6. The drill team will do Initiatory work and in the evening will put on a fancy drill. e Miss Janet Miller and Miss Bev erly Davenport were hostesses on St. Patrick's day at a party at the home of Miss Miller. Guests were Charlotte Williams, Marian Dar by, Meta Wooldridge and Velma Davis. Pattern By ANNE ADAMS Fashion Is fickle, but here's a style that will STAT in style sea son after season. Anns Adams Pattern 4404 has such clean-cut, easy-to-stitch lines. The double front skirt panels are very flat tering cut them btaa or straight and extend them to a high point ed waistline. A single center seam trims the back skirt for extra ease. Make the sleeves close tit ting or crisply flared, and dart the shoulders generously to hold flat and trim the nice softness through the bodice. The youthful notched collar is becoming in self fabric or in fresh contrast, with matching cuffs. Do use gay ric rac or ruffle edging. Pattern 4404 is available In women's sixes S4, SC. SS, 40, 42, 44, 44, 48 and CO. 81te SC takes 4 yards SI Inch fabrle and 1 yards ric-rac Sni rinrtiiT cints (is t coins tr tali Ann Adams ptttara. Vrit pUUW SIZE. NAlff, AT SRISa and STYLE NTJMBIR. ' Captmr 8PHINO EMCHAXTXSJTT witk a wrdrW lctd irm NKE ADAMS PATTE1U? BOOK. It teUrprata the ? ad taraly w sty! ta eeterfal clothes for tots. Ubs aad twastiea . . . liavlln tracks far tka baslaasa girl . . . smart frocks Ir the vaaui-ptit-forty . . . aa axajalsite estam fa tha hrido aad sptMliac aw fash 1ms ta prists aa settees . . . U stable la eaar-to-aow pattama. BOOK FITCKKH CEOT8V PATTEJtir FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AND PAT tt.RS TOGETHES, TWISTI-nTa COTS. Soad Tear order to The Otecea lotosMa. renore Entertain Today Bridge luncheon clubs are the order of the day. with several scheduled for early afternoon. Mrs. HerraTJ Hostess Mrs. Robert Herrall has In vited members of her Thursday Contract club and -everal addi tional guests to her home on Fairmount hill this afternoon for a. dessert luncheon. Later bridge will be In play. Covers will be placed for It guests. Bouquets of early spring blossoms will grace the guest rooms. The Easter theme will be used in the appointments for the individual tables. , Luncheon at Young's Mrs. James B. Young will pre side at luncheon this afternoon, honoring members of her con tract club. Spring flowers In pastel colors will be used as a decorative note. Covers will be placed for Mrs. Paul Hendricks. Mrs. P. D. Quls enberry, Mrs. Homer Egan. Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. Hollis Hunt ington, 'Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. Clifford Farm er, Mrs. Conrad W. Paulus, Mrs. Wayne Loder and Mrs. James B. Young. Dessert Supper Mrs. Claybourne W. Dyer will compliment members of her bridge club tonight when she en tertains with a dessert supper. Following the supper several hours of bridge will be In play. Club members include: Mrs. Frank Shafer, Mrs. Carl Collins, Mrs. Earl McGulre, Mrs. Dorothy Alexander, Miss Cynthia Delano, Miss Mary White, Miss Margaret Bell, Miss Vela May, Miss Mar cella Vesper, Miss Dorothy Blals dell and Mrs. Claybourne W. Dyer. Women's Club to Hold Meeting Salem Woman's club will meet at the clubhouse Saturday and Miss Anne Mulheron of Portland will be the guest speaker. Mrs. George E. Allen is In charge of the music. Making arrangements for the tea hour are: Mrs. Jessie C. Singleton, Mrs. Dwlght Lear, Mrs. A. L. Skewis, Mrs. B. H. Smith, Mrs. J. C. Tlbblts, Mrs. O. W. Ailing, Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. V. E. Newcomb and Mrs. William Fordyce Fargo. DeMolay Boys in Woodburn Chemeketa chapter, Order ot DeMolay Boys motored to Wood burn Monday and put the De Molay degree on for the Masonic lodge. The boys urged that Wood- burn start a chapter of DeMolay and promised to Install and lniti ate it. Those making the trip were: Bob Lafky, Leonard Steinbock, George Alexander, Mark Hat field. Zeral Brown, Keith Hoffes, Bob Mundt, Carlton Boeheringer, Clifford Tucker, Bob Johnson, Bob Lemon, Al Nolan, Coe Roberts, Farley Mogan and Mr Otto Hoffes. Bread Pudding Is Elegant Dessert A twist of the cap of a Jar of preserves and a bread pudding becomes an elegant company des sert. STRAWBERRY MERINGUB PUDDING H cup sugar U teaspoon salt 1 eggs and 1 yolk, slightly beaten 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1 tablespoons butter t cups milk, scalded 1 cup stale bread cubes cup strawberry preserves 1 egg white, unbeaten Combine sugar, salt, and eggs ana egg yolk. Add lemon rind and Juice. Melt butter in hot milk and add srraduallr to ee-ar mixture stirring vigorously. Pour over m m m . . m a . oreaa in outterea Dating alsh; let stand IS minutes. Set dish in pan of hot water and bake In moaerate oven (350 degrees) 3S minutes. Before remorinr from oven, place egg white and preserves In bowL Beat with ro tary neater until mixture Is stiff and creamy. Pile on pudding and oaxe i minutes longer. Yield portions. o o Flavor, Color of Icing Good Strswberrr flavoHnr ta an Icing Is good taste and the color gives nice appearance to the cake's topping. SKVKX-MIXTJTE STRAWBERRY 1 egg white, unbeaten cup strawberry preserves cup sugar teaspoon salt teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon nutmeg Dash of allspice 1M tablespoons water Combine all nrralt. t. of double boiler, beating with rotary heater until thoroughly mixed. Place oTer rapidly boil ing water, beat constantly with rotary beater, and cook 7 uunui.ee, or until rrosting will stand in peaks. Remove from boiling water. Beat until thick apreau. xieia: Frost ing to cover tops and sides of two J-toch layers, or top and sides ot 8xSx2-lnch cake, or about doxen eup cakes. SPECIAL. Otf Canal Wave, Complete TBc Perm. OC Pnsb WATS, ftJSO Oompleteu. I ,Open Thurs. Era, ayApp-x. Phono sess tOT 1st Katn Bank Bldc CAflTTUi PERM. VTAYLU I a With Chocolate Chocolate's always a favorite, and when in cookies that are simple to prepare and will keep a while, tha flavor has assured popularity. CHOCOLATE ICE BOX COOKIES 4 cups sifted cake flour 4 teaspoons double-acting baking powder V, teaspoon salt 1 cups softened butter or other shortening 1 cups sugar' 1 eggs, unbeaten 4 squares unsweetened choco- LOOK YOUR PLEASE! k34; - . ,i, , - , jl- ?' hK-zj Jf K f&2 -vl(':.Vi . Lit vSI f sr,'i- v I H r-& n? r& C ,,v'" y n V,n. v : a f H w .v HOl Ct'rsv "' n I r "f-1! r-v 1 - 1 II I ---- - - - fift )ffyXih''-f w I rysvi- -t s Qri Easter Coats and Suits! The coat and suit styles that the fashion headlines are made here for you ... at Mllgrim's. You: need a new outfit this Spring styles are so excitingly new fabrics so surprisingly different! 'Dual - Design' Frocks! Two famous designers created each lacy, lovely Dual-Design Frock, and planned a world ot flattery for you in the dress of your cholcel Perky, Frilly Hats! TouH look lovelier than evert y- 11 1A A Vssx u itt',T Mi1-2.95 to 10.00 Lovely Phoenix Hose! Bright new leg-flattering rjr -t rT 1 ID 1 OC colore tor Spring ani LUU, l.lO, l.OO Easterl ' ' ' Costume Jewelry! Necklacest -Bubble- sets! Clips! 1.Q0 tO 1.95 ';-Uts)rtmaltsjd"---'- 1 teaspoon vanilla a cups broken walnut meats Sift flour once measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift again. Combine butter, sugar, eggs, chocolate and vanilla, beat ing with spoon until blended; then-add nuts. Add flour gradu ally, mixing well after each addi tion. Divide dough in two parts; shape In rolls 1V4 inches In di ameter, rolling - each In waxed paper. Chill overnight, or until firm enough to slice. Cut In M inch slices; bake on ungreased baking sheet in moderate oven (350 degrees) 10 minutes, or un til done. Makes 7 dozen cookies. 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