Thm OUTGO! STATESMAN. Saltta. Oregon. Serturdcty Mcfaga Mary- 'lajlMO
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MAXINE BUKEN
'' Editor '
Rex Putnams
Hosts at
Dinner
. Mr. and Mn. Hex P. Putnam
were hosts last night when they
entertained with, a dinner party
at their home on .Market street.
An arrangement of spring flow
ers guarded by rose tapers cen
tered the table. Following the
dinner the evening was spent In
formally. v
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Adams. Mr. and Mrs
Lester Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. Os
nr PaiilRon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Cooler. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Em
erson. Dr. and Mrs. V. D. Baine,
Mr. Roger Putnam, Mr. Rex Put
nam. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Rex
P. Putnam.
Complimented at
Informal Party
Mrs. Richard Stoltz entertained
at her home on 23rd street for
the pleasure of Mrs. Edward-Sox
of Albany. The afternoon was
spent informally. The tea table
was centered with pastel flowers.
Those bidden to honor Mrs.
If t I V ijl Lr Mr. n-hrin to a few hours of muscle relaxa
Mrs. John Heltzel, Mrs. Tneron T ,
Li w r " tion which comes with sitting un- T nn A uvi li n r
of Independence. Mrs
Donald McCarger. Mrs. Ward Da
vis, Mrs. Luke Shields, Mrs. Wil
liam Hammond. Mrs. Willard
Marshall and Mrs. Richard Stoltz.
CLUB CALENDAR
a
Saturday
Daughters of the - American
Revolution. 2:30 p. m. with Mrs.
Edwin Keech, 934 Hood street.
Woman's Relief Corps, Fair
grounds cabin, 2 p. m.
Pythian Sisters officers' club,
with Mrs. C: J. Pugh.
Monday
Delta Tau Gamma Mothers'
club. 2:30 p. m.
Music Teachers association.
Argo hotel, noon.
Sewing circle. Sons of Union
veterans, with Mrs. John Rob
ins, 642 North Liberty street.
American Legion, Mother's
day meeting. Fraternal temple,
8 p. m.
Hal Hibbard auxiliary. Wo
man's clubhouse, business
meeting.
Tuesday
Chad wick chapter, OES, Ma
sonic temple. 8 p. m.
Laurel Social Hour club,
with Mrs. H. J. Clements, 360
North 14th street, 2 p.m.
American War Mothers,
American Lutheran church. 2
p.m.
Just for Fun Club with
Mrs. Ella Watt, 392 South
High . street.
Wedneesday
Woman's Foreign Mlssion
, ary society, 1st Methodist
churchy Carrier room 2 p.m.
Thursday
Legion auxiliary poppy
luncheon, 12:30 Quelle.
Alpha P s i Delta Mothers
club with Mrs. Lloyd Riches,
351 North Summer street, 2
p.m.
Flowers Are
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Flowers are,? of course, an eer popular gift for
Mother's Day, May 12. - Flowers combined with
, aorricthiiig that will be lasting: lire even nicer. Gay,
youthful mothers would like the novelty corsage,
: left, of bright, fresh tulips crisply tied with bows
of their own. foliage, with a. matching cluster for
the handbag-. - The pottery -vase, center, filled for
. the day with mixed spring flowers, may be filial
SOCIETY
MUSIC
The DOME
MM
Grandfather's conception of a
club woman as one Quite lacking
in chic is as far outdated as his
own mustach cup.
In these modern days, a good
-nliee to find
-1 smartly dressed
A women is the
ClUD meeting. Ill
i r o n a - a i
j ) women of today
w. J
i ifi are distinguished
I
,fnr charm and
they undoubted
ly contribute to
the naMnn'a mrtA
looks as well as
V its nrorress
1 ---0
. I Though hours
of time spent
earh -month at the beauty salon
may seem like a wasted time to
business men. most women find
that 'it isn't only what the beau-
tician does that produces good
looks, but that much of the treat-
ment's success must be attributed
der a dryer or allowing the oper
ator to give a facial massage.
Another thing that contributes
to the Increasing good looks of
the nation's most imriortant wom
en Is the realization that the nnr-
pose of makeup is the same to a
woman's beauty as salt Is to good
food to enhance what is already
there, rather than to cover it up.
Correct use of
use of lipstick and
n
rouge Improves the most beautiful "anS . ?i !v i Proprlately attired attendants,-Fox, Walter Snyder, J. Deane boy, John Carl, born at! the Sa
woraan, providing she knows how "onrhaugn, president of the Al- dancing amid bales of hay and Patterson. Francis Wade, Glen tern Deaconess hospital n Sun
to apply it. And incidentally some v y ?4 ' lntrodU I " ,51 farm equipment, were Mary Ellen Hoar, George Stephens, Elbert flay. 5Mrs. ! Whitehouse wjas Miss
cosmetic manufacturers specialize M 1 ,i 1 ,1 fvf Bywater, Norman Krehbiel, Phil Bradford, Paul FIcke, Frank Mary Lou Dodds of Eugene be
in matching makeup so the whole Kr.t?lot- .JT.iL P McKlnlay, Doug Chambers and Rock, Austin Wilson, S. G. HIn- fore her marriage. j
scheme harmonizes. This is an u ..... ..... Wally Doerfler. kle. F. J. Jirak. Maud Armstrong. I II ...
important feature in makeun tech-
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If grandfather of the "life with
father" period could look In at
an up-to-date club meeting he'd
be delighted with the easily rec
ognizable efficiency which goes
hand in hand with what he'd prob
ably call "oomph."
Shower Honors
Salem Matron
Mrs. William C. Drakeley and
Mj-s. Lloyd H. Arnold were host
essesThursday afternoon at the
Drakeley home on Berry street
honoring Mrs. Arthur Flske. The
afternoon was spent Informally
and before the tea hour Mrs.
Fiske was complimented with a
shower. The tea table was cen
tered with small bouquets of pink
and blue flowers.
Those honoring Mrs. Fiske
were: Mrs. Roy Harland, Mrs.
Norval Edwards, Miss Jessie Mc
Cune, Mrs. Ralph E. Mapes, Mrs.
Erwin E. Batterman, Mrs. Or
ville B. Bowers, Mrs. Paul Neis
wander, Mrs. Willard Lundin,
Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. E. G.
Whlttlngton, Mrs, Lloyd H. Ar
nold and Mrs. William C. Drake-ley.
Perfect Giits for Mother's Day
h :-,
Left, flowers on handbag' match eer-:
sage; center, pottery vase with flowers,
colonial corsage; right, gardes hat flOed ,
: with posies " '
again, and you might. telegraph her the colonial
corsage of carnations, freesia and roses, also shown.
Another novelty thit will appeal to mother la the
garden hat, right, j filled with iris, dogwood and
tulips, which are arranged in a metal container.
This container lifts put of the crown of the hat, and
the latter may be worn all summer long, for sua
hat cr for gardening.
Engagement
Revealed
At Party - :
- Mn. Normia Sumner enter
tained with a party Thursday
, night at her home on Laurel street
when Miss Dorothy Rullfson an
nounced June ,16th as the date
(or her marriage to Mr. Jack An-
i derson of North Bonneville. Miss
Rullfson is the daughter of Mr.
E. M. Rallfson of Salem. Mr. An
derson la the son of Mr. and Mrs.
:.N. O. Anderson of Salem. . w ,
- The news was revealed at the
supper hour when small scrolls
lied to candles "marked the places
! tor the jroeets.QUQuets of -mixed
eprl ; flowers decorated v the
I guest-rooms. The . evening wi
pent playing tarda.' 'k '-"T- ; -;1t '
j Those present; were: Miss Ru
llfson. Mrs. William Wagner,
Mrs. Jack Eyerty, , Mrs.' Ernest
Eldridge, Mrs. Thomas Allport,.
; Mrs. James 'Haley, Mrs. John
Coomler, .Miss Mildred Tehle,
: Miss-Bonnie Lou Pfaf finger. Miss
i Lucille 3ushnell, Miss Inabelle
' Creech and Mrs. Norman Sumner.
j-MrS. 'JOhnSOn ;1S
TJn,Uee
XlUoltJob
"
Mrs. Leona Johnson entertained
memoers oi me napaiena
cIub Thursday afternoon at her
nome on South High street. The
t av va w-t m sa - lefAim a 11 W
cvwas. woo , oy;u i. suavj. maw;
and at the tea hour the table was
centered with an arrangement of
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nvwer. ram. w. o. uibusiu
Club members are: Mrs. Charles
E. i Bates. Mrs. G. C. Bellinger,
Mrs Morton E Peck Mrs. Floyd
L Utter, Mrs. H. S. Gile, Mrs. A.
. . . . T TI 1.. II..
, J: ' . w V, V-.T
j.tuauu u it-
hert, Mrs. Asa Fisher, Mrs. Ray
Smith, Mrs. Otto Wilson, Mrs.
Blle Holly, Mrs. Carl Abrams,
Mrs- J- G. Heltzel, Mrs. Charles
Sherman, Mrs. A. A. Schramm of
Corvallis and Mrs. Leona John-
on
Dr "Kf
The state board of the Oregon
Lions club auxiliary met Wednes-
dar at lhe Albany Hotel at lunch-
eon, preceding a business session,
Mr- MT& Hopeman of the Al-
bany auxiliary, was in charge of
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.fi.7 !T.
vice-preiiaeai, iuu rare. xguu
Brunk, attended the meeting.
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MUSIC WEEK CALENDAR
Sunday
Sacred Heart Junior recital,
S p.m.
Monday
Junior Philharmonic concert,
8 p.m. Salem high school.
Tuesday
Rural music festival, 2 p.m.
Salem high school auditorium.
National Federation program,
8 p.m., YMCA.
Sacred Heart academy chor
us ar.d David Wayne Meusey,
pianist.
i
Wednesday
Blind school program, 8 p.m.
Thursday
Choral organization's pro
gram. Waller hall 8:15 p.m. '
Friday
"Hansel and Gretel," Leslie
auditorium, 8 p.m.
Saturday
Teacher's recitals
Snnday
Sacred Heart intermediate
recital, 3 p.m. .
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"Would you mind if I left a little early tonight, Mrs. Elston? My maid
just phoned that she was ill!"
Mrs. Elstun's maid is Quite well in her neat little uniform of soft
green chambray with its tiny bodice pleats and white pearl buttons.
The skirt falls straight as a string. Madame, though somewhat
aUlCU, 14(U1UI1U iu J
amazed, it charming in her two piece dress of softest black wool, with
snowflakes embroidered on the shirt as the only decoration.
With Salem
Folk at OSC
By ISABEL McGILCHRIST
With much enthusiastic prepa-
ration, the Ar rlnh festivities
wprp held laat weekend with a
parade, stock Judging, displays
and contests featured in the 3-day
celebration, winning one of the
top honors in this annual sprlnr
term event was Wally Doerfler,
who walked off with the general
champion showmanship contest.
As climax to a gala weekend
the Ag club Jarn dance was held
mi oiuruj uikui. aiuuuj p-
Women's honor societies have
Women'a honor BoHetlea htra
been pinning pledge ribbons on
outstanding co-eds this week as
a reward for achievement in va-
riotts fields of scholastic and ex-
tra-curricular activities. Listed
among those gaining recognition Stanley Krueger, Merle Travis,
are Eileen Ullman and Eileen Herman Hille, A. L. Elvln, Ray
Holden, accepted Into Alpha Smith, Leon Hanson, Douglas
Lambda Delta, sophomore echo- Armstrong, Earl M. Parsons, A.
lastlc honor society; Dorothy M. Johnson, Paul Gemmell, J. H.
Kibbee, pledged into Phi Chi Turn bull, Leon Brown, Harold
Theta, honor society in secreta- Perkins, L. V. Pickens. Aubrey
rial science; and Marjorie McAl- Tusslng, Onas S. Olson, Austin
lister, admitted into Euterpe, Cater, John St. Clair, Lyle Cas
music honor society. ton, John A. Olson, J. Harry Mo-
Women's athletic events have ran, J. G. French, J. A. Krebs,
been met with interest and at- Grace Clark, Waldo Zeller, A. A.
tentlon has been focused- on ten- Hager, Irvln Capllnger, Ralph
nis competition. Wilda Jerman has Mercer, C. G. Bentson, W. E.
been seen playing off matches for Graham, R. E. Park. W. M. Cline,
her sorority. Kappa Alpha Theta. A. L. McDowell, P. W. Geiser,
The college group of the Chris- Kathryn Stryker, J. S. Joyce, Del
tlan church deserve note for Its la Hofstetter, Minnie Jirak, Pear
novel social function held last on. Woodruff, Chester Cox,
night a basket social with Roe James Garson, Mrs. Herbert Ost
Crabtree auctioning lunch baskets Hnd, Donald H. Upjohn, Anaen
to the highest bidder. Lindbeck, Mrs. Hazel Kaiser,
Another dance held last Satur- Harriet Wechter, David Bennett
day night was the Phi Sigma Kap- Hill, John Carson, Allan Carson,
par formal, topped off Sunday Needham, Walter Zosel, K. N.
with a beach trip. Seen .going to Heinlein, Lloyd Riches and Earl
both social functions were George Andresen.
Causey, Gordon Black, Marjorie
Ann Johnson, Phil Toder, Earl Fnfortrrin Rrrhioe
Warren, Olllver Glenn, Henry JLnieriain JJUJJieS
Kortemeyer and off-campus guests K 4. TT i .1 1
Marjorie Mack, Marcelle Herbster il liOSpiiai
and Betty Scheeman.
Odds and ends . . . Phil Mc- Homecoming party for babies
Kinlay at the initiation banquet born in the Salem Deaconess hos-
of Sigma Gamma Epeilon, geology pital was .held Wednesday by
honor society . . ; Vivian Aspin- members of the auxiliary at the
wall : collecting dues for rookess hospital. Over 160 'children were
counselors . . . .Marie Bosch and registered and were accompanied.
Marlon Hess at the Alpha Lamb-' by their mothers. The youngest
da Delta spring picnic'. . . Wal- present was two "months old and
ter Bushpell pledging Beta Kap- the oldest 20 years old.
pa fraternity during the; spring The table and serving was in
rushing period . . . Henry Peve- charge of Mrs. Mayme Hill, Mrs.;
lek appointed co-chairman of the Enoch Zimmerman, Mrs. O. L.
mother-son banquet planned as a Donaldson and Mrs. Tom Dalke.
highlight of Mothers weekend. Mrs. Gustavo Erikson and Mrs.
William Damery arranged the
"Kfioo V4V T flowers. Sister Anna Duerksen and
lvllbb JN.llCIln IS Mrs. F. F. Weddle welcomed the
TV "Krrv.,. ' quests and officers of the auxil-
lO kiViarry . iary assisted about the rooms.
! . . - ' . The one-act drama "And He
Mrs. Mabel Kitchen Was hostess Came to His Father" will be pre-
on Wednesday night at her home, sented by the auxiliary in the
In ' honor of her . if Ulirhtor UUa n.ll.. fil-H antinnl nilltnrlnm nn
Zelma UiT Kitrhen whn ', an-
nv,iA vA .n 1 . ,
uUUUvu w6aSciucui u mr.
Konrad Hokanson, -
The news of the engagement
was. told on scrolls , concealed in
miniature May baskets and placed
s and placed
its.The cen-
as xa-Tors xor .xne guests
terpiece-was an arrangement of
pastel colored : sweet
d sweet. peas, rose-
ns;ln a crystal: bas-"..
buds j and ferns in a crystal bas
aet, guarded
by;: pastel colored ;
C,'
re: Mrs.-Ray Hum-
tapers
mel, Mrs. .Thomas "Uimer. Miss
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Betty; Lou Williams. .Miss Bertha
Stevens. Miss Evelyn Bales, Miss
Leona Bret tke. MisS: CleO .Rales
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Buscbii. :Jtfrs 'jBladys Eoff ..and
Dlanne..,5
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Daughters Will!
Eritertdiri2
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- Barbara Frietchje. lent,1 Daugh
ters of Union 'Veterans : of -the
Civil War, held a meeting at the
. Woman's clubhouse on' Thursday, i class of the Calvary Baptist
with around, 5B,7presenU Mrs church met for a no-host Sunday
Fredericks Dutton, ot Portland, dinner at the home of Mr. and
who leads the State organization,- Mrs. Delbert White. Spring flow
paid her official visit. Mrs. Mar- era centered the tables. Those
jorie , Bach , was Initiated. present were: Mr. and Mrs. War-
The next regular meeting will : ren Shrake, Mr. and Mrs. Max
be held at the home of Mrs. Ken- Rylacd. Mr. and Mrs. James Falk.
neth Henry on May 18. The group Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lehman,
-will entertain ' wives and widows l"r. . and Mrs. Karl Tnotaason,
of Union veterans at the home Rev. and Mrs. Arno Q.' Weniger.
of Mrs. N. D. Skewis at 1797. Miss Janice Shrake. Delores and
Center street next Thursday. Arno Weniger, Jr., and the hosts.
'oitl
Benefit Tea Is
Success
The American Legion auxiliary
benefit tea, held on Thursday
afternoon attracted a larre at-
tendance. A nroeramwaa nre-
sented during the afternoon.
Guests and hostesses included:
Mesdames John Beakey, Ralph
Campbell. A. L. Adolphson, C. L.
Newman. Kenneth Murdoch.
Maud Rogers, George Tucker,
Ralph Martin, Alfred Williams.
Herbert Gllle. T. E. Van Wyngar-
den, Fred Gahlsdorf, J. E. Can-
non, uryani wuiiams, Arthur
kle, F. J. Jirak, Maud Armstrong.
L. S. Dotten. E. R. Austin. Rov
L. S. Dotten. E. R. Austin. Rov
Nelson, E. E. Wiper, Ray Wilbur,
Howard Pickett, Frank Mogan,
Gene Vandenynde, Clifton Mudd,
W. E. Hutchins, Oscar Cutler,
Charles Gray. John H. Lauterman,
i a.n.Amna . .i.
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cnarge 01 but. i. i. ' r nesen. miss
Beulah Graham directed the play:
at Waller hall last week.
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K IfinOD rSreaKiaSt
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JXt T 'OUllQ S -' '
jrv" -.' .'
4 :Mrtj uonald Yonnf entertata- ; ,
ejv with tt -kidnap breakfast"' lhe "idea-ofl the bodice fit nicely-
Tt nPBd-."morhinr at her home "nd toj sentry flare the skilrt be-;
Thnvarla mArninr si T near n nm a
r ..,JL mTi' t.- . 1--'
?b, "ctered -with a bou-:
' . ' Dieedlnr hearts Mrs.
. ,
Annar jvxiox ina jm i a oiixic J
Kromer called" lor tne guests. ?r
Covers were -placed for Mrs.'3i"r witni u be wing instructor. ;
iianana u. xrocx, mri. . rviiDur . . -
f. Berry, Mrs.-X K Rogers, Mrs. women', sires S4, 3,:38. 4!0, 41,
Robert Sears, Mrs Howard Rex.144; 40,143 and 60. Slie 8! takes
Mrs." C. "-K. Logan, Mrs. James1 4 yards' 3 5 inch fabric. ' I . U
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Humphrey, ,. Mrs. JSd w In. Arm -
strong.- Mrs.- Sidney Kromer, Mrs.
Arthur Knox. Mrs. Donald Young.
-: 31 etnbe f a of the Maraaatha
The Jnst for Pan 1 dab will
meet at . the home of Mrs. Ella
Watt, StS i South High street
Tuesday afternoon. The hostess
will be aislited bv Mn. Emma
Dencer, Mrs. Golda Kyle, Mrs.
Kathryn Strieker, Mrs.- George
Dttx.' A luncheon will ibe served
at ; 1:15 . o'clock followed by a
Mothera Day prorram ind I so-
; clal aitersoon. . " I
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'Our Town' Given
: Tonight
s
Starting at S:30 tonight at the
high school auditorium.! Thornton
: Wlldei-a play VOar Towat -will be
!. presented by the Willamette oai.
versity dramatics department and
- the: Junior. claaa. -.
, Playing the- kindly stage man
r ager la the play, la George Moor
: head who is known la 3ocal dra
matic circles: fer his excellent per-
' lormance la "First Lady." Mr.
Moorheal is an alumnus of Wil
lamette. J.. .-v . - .
-Our Town.? which la directed
by Mrs. Cheater O p p ein of the
dramatics department, will climax
i the! annual May weekend festivi
ties on ! the' campus. The play
: captures the mood 'of G rover's
- Corners, a small' New England
town of thej early 20th century.
CTacucaj-minaea - canon Webb:
the likable stage manager who in
terjects philosophy between acts:
slow, hard-working Dr. 0ibb and
the j pleasing i Mrs. GlbbJ gossipy
Mrs Webb;- love-atricken. George
Gibb and Emily Webb all live
realistically on the stage.
John Hobson, a manager of
past 1 productions, has t!he man
ager's berth tor "Our Town" and
Miss ; Geraldine Parker heads ' the
costume committee. 1
The large cast includes:
8Ug i manacer. Georret Jtoorncad
Dr. Oibb ; I, WlllUm Hll
J Crowell.,
.Melrin ClcTeUnd
Howiw N'ciraoms..
.Charlea Wright
Mr. ,Gibb.
Mrs. I Webb..
..Caroljrn Brown
J'rance Pickard
Grrf Oibb..
.Quantia Iiclr
;Kbeec Ulbb
Willy Wbb,
..U.MarT Head
.Gilbert) Claaamaa
Rathi Mallhewa
Xmilj! Webb.
Prcfenior Willard..
.Jfonrell Crarr
Mr. Wbb
.Tom Tar i sob
iWcnaa in tha balccar ..Zoa Frcta
Uaa la taa anditorinaa Qeaa Hnntley
Ladr In tha dreia circle Helen Kewlaad
Simoa Stimaon , - Ertrett Aadrewa
Mra. Soaraaa. 1 - Xirr Head
:ontable Warran,..
.Weatrenr MeWaia
Bill Harriartoa
Si Crowell.
aieball plarai-e
Fred Ellii. Hall fiimons. Bob Lamkln
ham Craie.
Corydoa Blodgett
JimmT Sehon
f eoudoY thi'tia
i People of the towa: Alria Mr. Beo-
Uk Bnrner. Corydoa Biodcett. Bob Lam
.-"' Bloom, jo Frets, wnuam
vJif'stli.?" IKS
Uto. iraa McCv'ruy. Hermie Palmer. in
8,S?.J' D. ideLaaeey.
rrf. Hi i' nd or'
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Mq ad Mrs. Leslie! White-
house are the parents ofl a babv
Miss Bobbe Bhlnn and Miss
Miss
Janet Robertson are spending the
weeaena in corvallis and were
guests at the Senior Bail last
ltht
Pattern
The f simpler your frock, the
slimmer your figure-i-every
matron ' Vnnvi ; thatt Anna Ad
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no fay carries out .this rule. In;
Pattern; ; 43 89-r-one of the foong-.
est styles for ; mature w dm an,
you've J evefl seen. It's' made In :
you seen, tis maae m .
iloWlng, smooth princess lines
with idefti eoftening t o n h e e .
Those gathers at the trastuae. are:
both attractive- and gtve .needed '
low. Do let the - neck amd-the
"Jeeves be gayly scallopedt and
Tu might trr thesides of the
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. Bclat yaor warm irtar ard -'--
"roba from aor aw. AOTXK 11HAMS '
1 SUMMElipATTtRN BOOK I - hf -'
trriot apart clothea for ana aadjarf
' raaoamie 1 tf an-tag " -a o-V
tana for tha Brtda taa cor-, '
ract tbinc traval araar coltbaa
fer infamal and drvaa acca.ioaai and t
"pock.t aiiition" atrlca for childra
all t.ia faahlea tacrrdieata' fbr
. aaercaaral inamr dwirt tot yea
. ay Anna Adajaa. Order your ropy
today. Taa book ia fiftao casta bat
whan arercd with patttra. which .
. la Uo fiflcca caata. THE TWO'TiV
. n'HEB ARE - TWEATY fHVI
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Cantaloupe
Goes Into f
Conserve
, Underripe cantaloupes make
good spreads .for early, spring
meals. Here la an easy recipe for
marmalade ' to fill: up the fast
emptying cannings cupboard. ,
' CANTALOUPE MARMALADE
.1 orange - " '-
i imon .: ' -; ;..
'I .tanUlonpe .Vc . . ' " V- ,
- Grind .together, .add an equal
amount 'of 'sugar and took slowly
foe SO minutes. ' '
Another oarly spring caaalng
special 4s this one for a combination-of
pineapple and rhubarb'
to add to the fast emptying sup-,
ply of sweets In the canning clos
et. ' - '
RHUTBARB-PINEAPPLE " '
' CONSERVE
S cups rhubarb
t cups crushed pineapple- -
(drained). ,,v
1 orange' shredded fine.; ','.
cups sugar , t , ; . t
Cook orange .'peel with a little '.
pineapple Juice until -tender, add
to rhubarb and sugar , and pine
apple and cook in a shallow .pan.
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Coffee Flavor
For Dessert
Coffee flavor goes well in fros-
en desserts and the most popular
i. ,-. ,..tA
type is the unstirred mousse.
COFFEE MOUSSE
y tablespoon granulated gela
tine In
2 tablespoons cold water
S tablespoons hot water
1 cup boiled coffee
Few grains salt
1 pint heavy cream, beaten stiff
, cup sugar.
Dissolve soaked gelatine in hot
water, add coffee, salt and sugar.
Stir thoroughly. Strain into re
frigerator tray. Chill until thick
ened, beat until light, fold in,
cream and freeze without stirring.
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Meat Loaf Uses
Crackers
Cracker crumbs are the thick
ening for this excellent meat loaf
that Includes both pork and veal.
VEAL LOAF
S pounds real shoulder
shank
pound salt pork
4 eggs -
X tablespoons lemon Juice
V cup catsup -1
cup cracker crumbs
1 tablespoon butter'
or
Grind the veal and salt pork.
Add beaten eggs, lemon Juice,
catsup and crumbs. Blend thor
oughly. Place in a loaf pan. Dot
with butter. Bake in a moredate
oven (350 degrees F.) about 1
to 2 hours. Serve hot or cold.
FOE Auxiliary .
Initiates
The regular meeting of the FOE
auxiliary was held on Tuesday
night and .nomination of officers
resulted in the selection of Mrs.
Albert Bllbrey, president; Mrs.
O. Gettman, vice-president; Mrs.
Roy Scofleld and Mrs. Maude Ro
gers, guards: Mrs. G. W. Smith,
treasurer; Mrs. R. Gesner, trus
tees and Mrs. A. L. Tumbelson,
secretary. Election will be held
next Tuesday.
Initiation was held for:
Mrs. L. O. HItt. Jr., Mrs. El
mer George, Mrs. Frank Tate,
Mrs. Paul Mennls, Mrs. Webb
Tragllo, Mrs. B. R. York and Mrs.
Ed McKeln. -
Mrs. Viesko
Entertains
Mrs. Edwin Viesko was hostess
yesterday when she entertained
with a luncheon complimenting
members of her "Friday contract
club. Later tables were made up
for bridge. The luncheon tables
were centered with small May
poles with streamers tied to May
baskets marking the places. Mrs.
Lester Newman and Mrs. Gordon
Thompson were bidden as special
guests. '
Club members include: Mrs.
Ralph Hamilton, Mrs. L. V. Ben
son. Mrs. William Mott, Mrs. Wil
liam Stacy, Mrs. Frank Prime,
Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Hal
Wiley of Jefferson and Mrs. Ed
win Viesko.
Dinner Given-for
Royal Court
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Members of the royal court for if
he .May festivities on thesWil- 4
lamette campus were honored last
mtht with dinner" ' at the Spa -
mtht with dinner at the - Spa
nrecedinr the dance. A cent.r-
piece of sweet peas and white
tapers decorated the. table.
j Covers were claced for Oueen
B,'tty Starr, Miss Verna 'Vesper.
Miss .Lois Herman. Miss June
Brasted. -. Miss Barbara Hbllings-
worth.. Miss Virginia Bendlkson.
Mr. Herbert Davis, Mr,
bod-'Anderson, . Mr. Harry Ch
nr. sieve .
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Today's Menu
Menus for the weekend Include
several dlibes that can be served
picnic style or for a home dinner.
TODAY
Avocado, tomato salad
Noodle ring with
Creamed asparagus
Freeh strawberry shortcake.
SUNDAY
' Walnut apricot salad
' ' Candled tongue
Sauted corn and . celery
New potatoes in cream
Orange leehex cake.
. . MOW DAT
' . Clah salad plate
, Sliced cold tongue'
. Potato china.
; Fruited brao gems
' Spiced beets
,
Coffee mousse.
FKU1TKI) BRAN OEMS
cup water or milk k
. 1 cup bran v
.'ftl cup sifted fleur . i . 1
S teaspoons baking powder .
. .M teaspoon salt
. ." I cud raisins or finely chopped
dates ' - ' ' :
1 egg, welf-beaten ;
"i4 cup molasses
3 tablespoons melted butter or
other shortening.
Pour water over bran; let stand
S minutes. Sift flour foncei meas
ure, add baking powder and salt,
and sift again; add fruit. Combine
egg, molasses,, and shortening:
add to bran and mix. Add flour:
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muffin pans in hot oven (425 c-
grees) 2( to 30 minutes. Mikes
12 gems. , 1
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Chocolate Cqokies i
Are Dropped
CHOCOLATE DROP COOKIES
2 cups sifted cake flour
V teaspoons baking powder
U teaspoon salt
teaspoon soda i
. '! cup butter or other short
enlng
cup brow a sugar, firmly j
packed '
1 egg, pnbeatea
2 squares unsweetened choco
late, melted
H cup milk , f - '
1 teaspoon vanilla '
cup broken walnut meats.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder, soda and salt, and
sift together three times. Cresm
butter thoroughly, add sugar
gradually,, creaming until light
and fluffy. Add egg and beat
well; then chocolate and blend.
Add flour, alternately with milk,
a small amount at a time, beating
thoroughly after each addition.
- Add vanilla and nuts. Drop from
teaspoon on un greased baking "
sheet and 1 bake in moderate oven -(3S0
degrees) 12 minutes, or un
til done. Frost with chocolste but
ter frosting, if desired. Makes 4
dozen cookies.
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