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The OHIGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Morning. February 5. 1341
Bridge Glubs
Honored
Today : ;
Entertaining Is more or less In
formal this week with a number
of Salem matrons honoring mem
bers Of their Club f ;-;f -
Mrs. Carl W. Emmons has bid
den members of the Bono Tempo
club and a few additional guests
to luncheon this afternoon at her
home on Fawk street. The . Val
entine motif will be carried out
In the table appointments and sev
ral hoars of contract -will be In
play during the afternoon.
.Mrs. Carl L. Newman will en
tertain Informally today for mem
bers of the Adolynk club. Guests
hare been invited to luncheon
with contract following. -- Mrs.
E. B. Gabriel will be an addition
al guest.-;
. Members are Mi's. E. H. Kenne
dy, Mrs. Harris Lietz, Mrs. George
Kelson, Mrs. Albert C. G r a g g,
Mrs." Edward Lebold, Mrs. James
Teed, Mrs. B. E. Owens, Mrs. Ri
chard Meyer and Mrs. Newman.
Another hostess today will be
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson who will
preside at luncheon and cards for
the pleasure of her club.
. ..lit m. st m m
Adolpb, Mrs. Wolcott Buren. Mrs.
-George -Weller, Mrs. Kenneth
Perry, Mrs. Wallace Carson. Mrs.
Kenneth Power, Mrs; Willard
Marshall and Mrs. Kenneth Wil-
son.
Mrs. Jones Guest
sr . x t
V Mini .rf'uH-w.m"' Old fashioned nosegays of rio
.StSLiiH!, centerpiece and other spring
-VJI AUXlliary Employes of Kelly Farqnhar
. gave a farewell party for Mr.
Hal Hibbard auxiliary met for a Walter , Gorsling who will leave
-covered dish dinner and homecom- oon for Ft. Lewis. The affair
lng on Monday night at the Wo- w given at the Cherry city rec
. man's club house when the state reation hall on Saturday night,
department president, Mrs. Car- Cards were in play and some of
. rol S. Jones of Newport, made her tDft group of ,125 enjoyed dancing,
annual visit and Inspection.
The tables were festive with
flags and spring flowers and cov- AntimiOQ l-tlrfQC:
era were placed for a hundred A1-iM-t?2 VJTiWD
and ten guests. Visitors were pres- Hn PvV iKi Ti-vn
en t from Scout .Young auxiliary, v-ii LjJLkliDL UVJil -.
Portland, General Lawton, Eu- 0 . .
gene. Bert Clark of McMinnville 0e SaIvatlonJ .Arm7 ,Whlt,e
and Farthest West. Newport Shield Home guild In Portland is
Serving were Mrs. Clyde" Mc- PlannlnS a showing of old glass
Clung. Mrs. Sherman Nelson, Mrs and "tiquea that should be of in
Hugh Craig, Mrs. Marian Nelson tere8t to many women- This
and Miss Marjorie Brant promises to be the most out-
Mrs. Dorothy C. Wilson, presi- t,nd,n exhibition of its kind
dent, presided at the business that has been neld for som years,
meeting and honors were con- 14 la P,anne r Saturday. Febru
ferred on Mrs. Carrol 8 Jones ary 15 from 1 to 10P- m- at the
Mrs. Mamie E. Stauffer, Mrs. Uls YWCA auditorium.
Humphrey, Mrs. Elsie McClung Mrs- w- Tucker, general
Mrs. Marie Nelson and Mrs Jessie chairman. reports that, among
Bertelson. other exhibits, there will be satin
The department president, Mrs rlasa: ar,y American compotes
Jones, complimented the work of and other Pies; luster glass;
the local organization and talked fllnt ,a8B' colored glass, iron
Informally to the group givin" Btone ebina, milk glass, a collec
suggestions foir the promotion of tton of blue chIck8 "wans, barber
patriotism and Americanism. bottles, snuff boxes, paper weights.
The department senior vice- lamP" and tne glass collection
president announced the expected tnat naa Deen m former Governor
visit of the national auxiliary Peterson's family for several gen
president, Bessie Bassett. at Eu- eration- Many other rare old
gene on March 21. The local trea8nre will be beautifully ar
group will be host to th at.t. ranged by members of the Early
department council meeting at the
Woman's club on April 7. Commit-
tee for the social meeting on
February 17 include Mrs. Harvey
Evans, Mrs. Carl Abrams. Miss
Marjorie Brauti and Mrs. John J
Chaignot. The Civic Players will
provide the program.
Junior Concert
Slated Tonight
The first concert of th caiom
Junior Preparatory orchestra win
be riven tonieht at s nvi ,
V?111.1 at..8 o clock in
Vernoon Wiecarson is director of cared for at the SalTat,on Army A,aslta-
the orchestra which is comnrised Wh,te Shield Home and this is During the tea hour Maurice
; of grade school and Junior hiKh the one blg benefit which the Persons, a Willamette student,
pupils. All students under 16 GuI,d sponsors each year to assist told the group about the Mother's
years of age will be admitted with- ln thI" Phllanthropic work. Boys Home.
out charge and there will be a . . Present were Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
small fee for adults. The Ml7W Radio class. Events Daniel Schultze, Mrs. Norma
The program is as follows: 0Tldl,,' ,ed by Dr' R' Ivan LoT" Shaw, Mrs. Harry Ross, Mrs. Ray
America the Beautiful . Ward ,u.meet today at 1:45 o'clock nor Smith. Mrs. John Ulrlch, Mrs.
nomaine March .:finimnH
Blue Waves wlti
r tt- rCT'V""
Operatic Selections ..
r;ir;;r;"
, arr. De Lamater
JClVeS' r)inr ffrnm , VA XT...
cracker Suite Tschaikowskv
Intermission
Soldiers Chorus from Faust
- . Gounod
Symphonie Hour "De ImVlp
Flow Gently Sweet Aft on Solllman
Sweet and Low .... nrK
uix-eiui Aioraents Clark
rt J
Plantation Echoes..
De Lamater
Hollywood Club
At Fisher's .
The Hollywood Merry Go Round
club met at the home t noatrtni.
Fisher last Thursday with Amarida-J
wuujun as nosiees. '
Mrs. E. K. Anderson of Portland
was special guest. Members pres
ent were Mr Lulu Starr, Mrs.
Carol Holler, Mrs. Jennie Thomas,
Mrs. Catherine Starr, Mrs. Ethel
La Due, Mrs. Rosaline Poe Mrs.
Beatrice Fisher, Mrs. Alice For
gard, Miss Florence' Klomn
Mr Hazel Proudflt. Mrs.- Irene
Hensell and son, Jimmy, Mr Lot
tie Olsen, Miss Maxine LaDue, Mrs.
Amanda Munson and Esther.
The next meeting will be
Wednesday, February 12 at Mrs.
Alice Forgard.
Kingwood Women
Will - Sew
The American Legion auxiliary
of : Kingwood post wUl - meet
Thursday for an all-day meeting
at ' the home of Mrs. Ray Lacey
on Kingwood Heights. Members
will spend the day sewing for
Bundles for Britain.: A - no-host
dinner win be served at noon. - -
w.mv ,k .w.u ij Mm 19 im
given by the Kingwood American
Legion auxiliary Saturday in their
hall on Parkway drive. Pinochle
and" 600 will be in play. - , y -
o.r. viu cui. m uiuiacr mrxs
leaving today for Modesto, Calif.,
where , they will visit . with their
parents for the ensuing month. ,v
T.Irs. Dolph Craig has returned
from a week's stay at ! Seaside
where she visited with Dr. Craig,
who is stationed at Camp Clatsop.
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SOCIETY
- HIISIC
- ThpIlOlIF
. MAXINE BUKEN I IlU I1UA1L
Mrs. Stone
Will Be
Feted
Mrs. James Dailey has invited
iuncneoill on Thursday afternoon
at her nome on Norway street for
the pleasure of Mrs. James Stone.
flowers will be used about the
rooms. The afternoon will ' be
spent informally.
Covers will be placed for Mrs.
James Stone, Mrs. Emily Sedge
wick, Mrs. David Eason, Miss Mary
Eason, Mrs. 0. F. Chambers, Mrs.
Hugh Morrow, Miss Alice Crary
Brown and Mrs. James Dailey.
Amerlcan Glass society. There will
be loTely ,d furniture in living
and dining room arrangements.
Mrs. Lydia Niete will give short
2lk about tbe Election at 3 in
th aernoon and 8:30 at night.
,CarI Starker, the famous
authority on flower arrangements,
will arrange flowers In the old
g HA
STSf-
headed by Mrs. Arthur M. Dibble,
tne president, will be hostesses.
Tea w111 be erd durln b a-
ernoon.
MW.. w. .
?" """"" " XttrB- "ane -ai-
"vi. ins ouum Viiurco sireec
ad Mrs. J. A
Jelderks, 1564
Center street.
Mrs. William H. Hammond mo-
ord to Portland Monday to meet
Captain Hammond, who has re-
turned from a several months'
taj at Fort LeaTenworth Kansas,
Wb,fre he has been "tationed. He
L retrn to Camp Murray
d of the ek-
I ' i .... , -
" y r Please don't let this Vf- :
'". ft'- splendid opportunhy es- . ' ' , il?'. " :
J cape your notice. w--1iiiJN
I A $1.00 box of Chatlee of i ; ; !
r J ihm'mtM. Individually I hT' ' f
t . " f; ' Wended. fac' powder - r. :SS Eij(yh ll
V .n you iree with a pur- ' , r. -7:v ffoTj"'1,
f - J - chase of Charles of 4ie v ' " . . J . . . ', . , . " . ..
; -.Rltt preparations. 'S i , lv
; . FV .
1: This offer isoodfthis " ' ) .
.1 week -only. We urgently h I '" ; 'd : A
'request that you call for , ; 'e j ' '
:'A:toui rjersizedface : -.r'!? - (s ' ? :-
. xj "powder as soon 'as if Ik Ar . !' C
" K convenieritly possible." --"- - " ... , ' " V -v-"
- IV - - - - i - COSMETIC. -
- -eZr -;;r "Vxtt T pn'cj ' - ' ; ; . SECTION : V:
CLUB CALENDAR
Wednesday
Thimble club. Neighbors of
. Wooderaft, with Mrs. Evelyn
Vlsnaw, 1530 State street, cov
ered dish lunch, 12:30 p.m.'
Mission study of WSCS, Les
lie Methodist church, with Mrs.
George Henderson, Hoyt and
Mason streets, 2 p.m.
Carnation club with Mrs. Nel
lie White, 1359 Ferry street,
covered dish luncheon, noon? -
South section First Congrega
tional church, with Mrs. Eva
Martin, 2:30 p.m. Work meet
ing.. Royal Neighbor Sewing club
Fairgrounds cabin, covered dish
luncheon.
Thursday
Fruitland Women's circle
with Mrs. Orsa Fagg, 2 p.m.
Raphaterlans with Mrs. Floyd
Utter, 445 Oak street.
Book-a-Month club with Mrs.
E. A. Kurtx, River road, 1:16
p. m." dessert luncheon.
Liberty Woman's club, 2 p.m.
with Mrs. W. D. Olden. Trav
elogue by Mrs. C. W. Stacey.
Barbara Frietchie tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Civil War, 8 p.m. Woman's
clubhouse.
Spring Valley Home Mission
ary society, 2 p. m. at First
Presbyterian church.
Hayesville Woman's club
with Mrs. D. Grieg, 2 p. m. ' "
PLE and F club with Mrs. T.
W. Da vies, 941 North Cottage
street, 8 p. m.
Sewing group of American
Legion auxiliary with Mrs. W.
H. Baillee, 1045 North Church
street.
F. L. girls of Rebekah lodge,
with Lucille Mosher on Mrytle
street, 8 p. m.
Friday
Junior Federated Music clubs
program, 8 p.m. YMCA.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, 8 p.
m.. Fraternal temple, election of
officers.
Unitarian Women's Alliance
with Mrs. William Everett An
derson, 1577 Court street, 2:15
P. m.
Monday
Executive board of American
Legion auxiliary with Mrs.
Stanley Krueger, 1783 South
Church street.
r T Tl 1 T
MrS. UlriCil IS
,T , .
JNJeW FreSlCient
Mra. John B. uircn waB elected
president of the Delta Tau Gam-
ma Mother's club to succeed Mrs.
SXS.fSl T K2.-S
-J-a?
hostesses
. ,
thM"- P,hiUP v1" ' Tlgard W
tne Kue8' speaker anTgave an in-
tereetina: account of her trin to
J. Secbrist. Mrs. J. H. Brown. Mrs.
Vick and Mrs.
Taylor.
Marion conntv veterans muw-li.
tlon auxiliary will meet on Thurs-
day for a 10:30 morning session,
followed by a noon no-host lunch
and an afternoon meeting at 1:30
o'clock Tbe program Is ln charge
of the Women's Relief Corps.
Mrs. Dell Barber of Silverton will
be the speaker.
Mrs.1: Miller
Hostess at .
Luncheon
Mrs. Herman Miller will be.0001," ihnftet
hostess for a delightful party this.mmltt- iM-alDl1
afternoon at her home on North ,-)iW from China, will apeak
18th streets Cuesta have l-'SiTlIS.fJS;-vited
to a dessert iuneheon with SS.Jf r C,LiT6. ,Km
several hours of contract follow- CWnese "car nnmberi.
; Spring flowers will.be arranged DltH ff PrdlHnt
about the rooms and in the table A-lolAxyV rx,CilUBlili
appointments. ' - , Tq VlQltrkr
Guests will be Mrs. O. D. Adams,. 1? v iUL
-Mrs. Earl Cooley, Mrs, Charles , , , ,
Feike, Mrs! O. D. Dearborn,. Mrs.- '.JJV916
Maurice Bullard. Mrs. Ralph Mor- fi v1
gan. Mr.. W. W. Morse, Mr iSriiS
car I. Paulson; Mrs. Winston Pur.' L!JvT V7 tt M.
vine. Mr Harold Shogren. Mr SftrueaS wl?eesent "s? a
0 m -
i
Y , i : vir,
LeaiSlatlVe WlVeS
: ; , acquaint the members with the -
t.ntertClinPri purpose of B'nal B'rlth.
XL 1 li IWli lt?U. "Through Its extensive program
American' Legion auxiliary Cap- LAm,e1TicnljJm' eduea"V S?1
1U1 Post No. 9 entertained the PMuw It attempts i to better
legislative wives Monday night at conditions for all peoples." she
the Fraternal temple. The assem- ?ld-. The lodge seeks to educate
bly room was beautifully decora- tbe Jewish people ln the history
ted with pussywillows and spring ot he country, she said,
blossoms, i B'nal B'rlth has established and
After the business session Mrs. maintains hospitals and homes for
Avis White, legislative chairman, the aged and orphaned. The mem
presented a program of music, bers of the auxiliary of this dis
Mrs. Earl Snell and Mrs. Douglas trict award scholarships each
McKay presided at the coffee year, the speaker said,
urns. Musical selections by the A breakfast was given at the
Willamette trio were arranged as Golden Pheasant on Tuesday In
a musical background during the Mrs. Vener'a honor. Attending
social hour. Louis Rogone sang were: The honor guest and Mrs.
several selections. .The Willam- A. Cohn, Mrs. A. Volchok, Mrs.
ette trio Is composed of Mabelle Mike Steinbock, Mrs. H. Cohen
Lilburn, Marcia Fry. Marion Her- Mrs. S. Muchnick, Mrs. M. Harris, .
menek and Wendell Johnson. Mrs. M. Rowe. Mrs. H. Brown,
The auxiliary will sponsor a Mrs. J. Metzer, Mrs. M. Gellin,
500 word essay contest for juniors Mrs. R. Perlman, Mrs. M. Caffron
on the topic "Oregon . Pioneer and Miss Bess Brown.
Child." The sewing group will
meet, with I Mrs. W. H. Baillee, 1 o j.
1045 North' Church street for Red OpeClQl OUllS
Cross sewing Thursday. ' . t
Marlon county council will as- r Or nllninnff
semble at Silverjon February 14. WA
Delegates ana alternates are:
Mrs. H.
i Perkins, Mrs. Fred
Gahldorf, Mrs. J. A. Garson, Mrs.
w.i,.. c.ji. u ttij TtTi,
SS? au?U5J- w
Hams. Alternates are Mrs. John
Olson. Mni Walter Spaulding.
Mrs. O. E. Palmateer. Mrs. Glen
Seely and Elsie Collins.
m
Mrs. Peterson Is
In Roseburg
Mrs. Harold D. Peterson ef Dal-
la. resident of the Oreeon Fed-
eraUon ot ! Women's clubs, is
In Roseburg TlBitinr member
clubs. Mondfy she attended the
.nnir.arv mooting f
the Junior Woman's club of that
city; Tuesday the Roseburg Worn-
an's club had her as their guest
speaker and today she will be a
guest of i the Bellview Woman's
ju1) I
On Thursday she will meet with
Mrs. James L. Gault and Mrs.
George. R. Bnxton. presidents of
the senior and Junior women's
clubs of Corvallis. for completion
of plans ! for. the state triennial
convention to be held in their city
the first week in June.
The second week of February
will find! Mrs. Peterson in Bend
where on1 the evening of the 12th
she Willi be guest of the Junior
Woman's! club; the Tumalo-Tilll
Th n i s. m nt..t.i, h
on the following day. and on the
14th she will address the Women's
i ta Do.w
home territory, Mrs. Peterson will
be present at the Quest club of
Portland's meeting on the 20th;
attend tbie Corvallis Woman's club
supper dance on the 22nd, and
then go to Seaside on the 25th for
an evening meeting with the Jun-
lor club of that city.
Ladies' circle of the Knight Me
morial church will meet today
Z!!XZB1XU""
12:30 o'clock covered dUh lunch-
eon and a business meeting and
mission study lesson wUl follow.
circle are invited.
Mr. and Mr Q. F. t Chambers
entertained informally at bridge
Monday hlght at their North 13th
street residence. A late supper
was served by the hostess with
covers placed for sixteen.
The i' Missionary Society of the
First Christian church will meet
: Thursday., at f t o'clock in the
church .parlor. Mrs. W. W. Kerns
will lead the . devotional - period,
Mrs. T F. Andresen will have
charge-of the program. MrsI E. C.
'Case' group will give the "Sur-
prise . Special?- nd Mrs." E. W.
huuucj uiui, . . ----
Mrs. Vener'a" visit to all &uxH-
t .t M .1 V.. i . .
iu cigui western siai.es
and British Columbia is to better
That deep sea divers and ditch
,Mi, ,v
71 '"nu f hTr Ar"". V.
tne pursuit oi tnelr endeavors-is
patent but tbat ioumst Bhouw
,v , v
ulre work clothes touches on
S!"111 Anty(Jn6 "l?
wI'b the dynamic style of Rubl-
noff, nationally famous violinist.
who will appear at the auditorium
of the Salem high school oh Feb
ruary. 11, under, the sponsorship
of the Junior chamber . of . com
merce, will readily understand his
rl?,li clothing constructed to
withstand the rigors of daily
u"tfe
Most artists dont have this
u
instrument and play, it with hi.
hands in the natural position and
minimum of body movement.
.4"uo "; "'Be saiopnon-
celf and toote of French
ho,rn8' Thu al8- Perform practic-
aUrt T.erT tTef8on of musician ex-
cept the violinist.
ConsequenUy RuMnoff took
Problem to his tailor who sug-
f8ted "pecial eu" to 7 hlm
th" combl"d,,Tnfort 0f. Bflrt
lottbea annd " i'1111
""In,' 1V" hoM n ,h 1 8
ar dnf f d Ia ?eBn',lfl po"
Itlon- tbf u,lor had RWnoff as-
characteristic poses
. Dut oti
.lJ1,9 all hI!
"
TW.. 1 a 1
enough slack into the left sleeve
while he held his arms forward
nll the butcher, the baker.
"i th 2??tic m.aker' lV"
ever, Rublnoff's working colthes
f"8 VC lu?15? ble, for matl"
nee and evening performances.
Therefore, special tailoring Is lm-
to hln 8treet c,othes and
' . . . .
. IrJ c-To ' , V
hjL ""StL ""t
be purchased at Will's and at
Jacqulth's.
Earl Snell bTQ Tnmbe
J t??K5! 9ITJfll
W SJ, " Aim.l wifci0"1
0t.kFairmUnt Hi" bome at
bee to
r ? Hi i
Js
What Lenoths
tvi-ft $-100
Qirdles A -
ITou're certain " tpbe .Territ'Ty comfortable In
this controlliha two-way . stretch oirdle; because
&e length wffl.be right lor your height: because
it In eapertly raUcshloned, through the hips; be
cause ftEe" smooth ; self-edge bottom banishes -
fcighllrie , bulges. Priceless " figure-slimming and
ecirwxctlon far only $1. - - ' -
I r" - NOTIONS DEPARTMEjh - ' '
Class Entertains
HiisKands : vB ::
; .The Quest class of the First
Even ge Ileal church entertained
their husbands at a Valentine par
ty Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Walter Lamkln. - .
-Valentine games were played
during the evening. .Violet-Lam-
kin, GrayeeBehrens and Gladya
.Cage" served. .
' Those' enjoying the evening
were Mrs. Ted Brandt and Gladys,
Mrs Joy Lofftua, Mrs- Ivan Os-
terman, Mrs. Arthur Peters, Mrs.
Henry Sim, Miss Helen Bier, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Kleman, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Launer; Mr. and Mrs.
John Miscke. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Remington, Mr. and, Mrs. Vogt,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rlggs, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Cole and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Friesen, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lamkin, Mr. and
Mr John Behrens. and Mr. and,
Mr John Cag i
Party at . Madison
Home Saturday
Mr. and Mr Donald Madison
and Mr. and Mr Glenn Seeley
were hosts at the former's home
on Saturday night with bridge.
ping pong and cribbage ln play. A
buffet supper was. served at small
tables centered with' miniature
bouquets. Calla lilies were used
on the dining tabl
Present were Mr. and Mr
Stanley Krueger, Mr. and Mr Al
fred Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Tussing, Mr. and Mr Ralph
Caley, Mr. and Mr C. L. Bowes,
Mr. and Mr Lyman McDonald,
Mr. and Mr Clifton Mndd, Mr.
and Mr- Floyd Scharver, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Madison, Mr. and
Mr Glenn Seeley.
e
Beta Sigma Phi
Members Meet
Beta Sigma Phi members met
at the chamber of commerce Mon
day night with the president, Mr
Lawrence Brown presiding. Fol
lowing the business meeting Miss
Cynthia DeLano reviewed the
book, "The Youngest Profession"
by Lillian Day. -
Those present were Mr Lynn
Heise, Mrs. George Scales, Mrs.
Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Clarence
S. Emmons, Mr Frank Shaf er,
Mr Wheeler R. -English, Mr
Thomas J. Drynan, Miss Viola
Crosier, Miss Cynthia DeLano,
Miss Mary White. Miss-Jane Har
bison, Miss Meredith- Lathrop,
Miss Isobel Mielke, Mia G retch en
Thlelsen and Miss Hattie BratzeL
Miss Lee Feted
a1
Qll Birthday
Miss Bernice Lee was honored
on the. occasion of her birthday
Monday night when a group of
the nursing . staff of the Salem
General hospital entertained at
dinner at the hospital.
Valentine decorations were
ased in the table appointments.
The evening was spent Informally
Covers were placed for Miss
Lee, Miss Margaret Michol. Miss
Jesse McDonald, Miss Lillian Mc-'
Donald, Miss Hulda Berger, Miss
Catherine Hodges, Miss Margaret
Wagner, Miss Esther Palmer,
Miss Eva Thompson, Miss Doro
thy Davis, Miss Emma Holm, Miss
Virginia Mpyer and Mrs. Lloyd
Myer
Juniors Will See
Bean Stalk'
Children are to see the opera
"Jack and the Beanstalk" some
time in the early spring, an
nounced Mr Leif Bergsvik, a
member of the board of the Parent-Teacher
association yesterday.
Last year "The Bumble Bee
Prince" was brought to Salem by
the PTA, presented by Junior
Programs Inc., a group of excel
lent players organized for the pur
pose of presenting programs for
children.
There will be two performances
this year ln Salem high school
your dollar goes . to
fit you comfortably!
For Tll
- ; Average
Short Type.
Bread Economical Bolster to Make
Most of Cream Sauce Mixture !":'
" Leftover r bread goee Into a
cream sauce . to give added : in
terest and at 'the game time to
bolster the quantity with great
est economy. The cream sauce
forms a base, for fish or vegeta
ble . . . ' , .','.':
BREAD CREAM 8ACCE
To make about 1 cup of cream
sauce, allow 1 cup- of milk, 1 egg
yolk and 1 tablespoon of butter
to 1 eup of bread cube Scald the
milk, add - the bread cubes, and
cook slowly, stirring with a fork
until the mixture thicken Stir
in the egg yolk (slightly beaten).
Add the butter, flavor with salt
and pepper, keep on stirrings until
fairly smooth. v,- ;
This makes a deliciously flav
ored cream sauce ; all it needs
now Is chopped cooked . meat,
fish, or whatever you choose. And
no matter what your ingredient
the addition of one small can of
whole button . mushrooms ' will
perk up the looks and the flavor
Immeasurably.
Here are several suggestions
for patty 'fillings, made with
bread cream sauce:
SALMON FILLING
(for O patties)
1 cup bread cream sauce
14 eup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon minced sweet
pickle .
1 cup salmon (H pound can),'
flaked
Parsley ;
Heat bread cream sauce, stir
ln mayonnaise, then pickle. Add
flaked salmon and eontinua stir
ring over low flame until mixture
Is hot. Pill hot toasted bread pat
ty shells and garnish top of each
with tiny sprig of parsley.
CHICKEN FILLING
. (for patties)
1 cup bread cream sauce
1 tablespoon chopped green
pepper
2 tablespoons chopped plmient'o
I can (small) whole button
mushrooms
Cranberries Mix
In Punch
A good puch base, using the tra
ditional cranberries, can be made
and stored' ln your refrigerator.
It mixes well with carbonated bev
erage to make cold or hot punch.
Pineapple Juice may also- be added
to taste.
CRANBERRY PUNCH BASE
4 cups cranberries
4 cups water
1 cup sugar (or more to taste)
Cook cranberries In water till
the skins pop. Strain throucrh
cheesecloth. Place Juice on stove,
bring to boiling point, add sugar
and boil two minutes. For hot
punch, add unchilled carbonated
beverake and serve immediately.
For storage, pour the warm cran
berry liquid into sterilized bottles
and seal. Combine with your fa
vors te carbonated beverage when
ready to serve.
auditorium. Mrs. J. J. Lewis is
general chairman in charge of the
opera's presentation.
Mr Francis Wade has invited
members of her Portland bridrn
club to luncheon this afternoon at
her home. Following the lunch
eon tne group will visit the legislature.
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patty s hells, dust ton cf each
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cup bread cream aauce 1 .
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until the edges jiitrl. fDraln;
add catsup, bread-', creami sauce
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