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Ta OUTGOIT STATESMAN, Cclem. Oregon, Tntdar Morning; April 22, 1841 Miss Benner To Wed on May 25 1 Miss Vivian Benner will be a Hay bride. She has chosen" May U, Sunday, lor her wedding to Mr. Charles W. Garrison. The ; betrothal of , Miss Benner and Mr. Garrison was announced earlier - in the spring. - Miss Benner, the daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Benner, will be married at the First Presbyterian church at 4 o'clock In the afternoon with Rev. W. Irvin Williams officiating before H large group of friends and relatives of the couple. Mr. Garrison is the son of Mrs. Ida Garrison ot Salem and is connected with the World War Veterans' State aid corn commission. Miss Benner is ac tive in musical circles and is a graduate of the Oregon College of Education at Monmouth. Monday afternoon Mrs. Leon Barrick, Mrs. B. F. Schmoker and Mrs. I C. Dean were host esses for a lovely party for the pleasure of Miss Benner. The af fair was given at the Barrick home on South Church, street A dessert luncheon was serv ed to sixty guests and a miscel laneous shower feted the bride-to-be. Many bouquets of spring flowers decorated the guest rooms and serving table. The af ternoon hours were spent in formally. Ann ludson Circle At Morris Home The Ann Judson circle of the First Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Stanley Morris Friday. Mrs. Irving A Fox con ducted the installation services for the new officers. The past president, Mrs. Albert Ramseyer, was presented a gift by the group. Miss Mary Regier led the de votions and the Wedel sisters quartet gave a group of num bers. Mrs. Jack Gibson was in charge of the program. Host esses were Mrs. Ed Lucas, Mrs. Gene Gritton, Mrs. Homer Blum and Mrs. Stanley Morris. Attending were Mrs. Delores Bailey, Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Mrs. C. K Greig, Mrs. C. R. Shrock, Mrs. Cecil Lantz, Mrs. Otto EngdahL Mrs. Gilbert Stein, Mrs. Jack Gibson, Mrs. John P. Seitz, Mrs. Joe Teel, Mrs. Eve lyn Parmenter, Mrs. Floyd Mill er, Mrs. Leo Reiman, Mrs. Ray Cates, Mrs. Floyd McClellan, Mrs. H. E. Adams. Mrs. W. A. - Lottis, Mrs. Homer Blum, Mrs. Stanley Morris, Mrs. Gene Grit ton, Mrs. B. Taylor, Mrs. , R. Hurlburt, Mrs. Marion Courry, Mrs. Dewey F. Davis, Mrs. Ber nard Z o b e 1, Mrs. Woodford Cross, Mrs. Gerald. Christoffer son, Mrs. J. G. ; Nash. Mrs. Ir ving A. Fox, Mrs. P. D. Van Ausdeu, Mrs. Albert P. Ram seyer, Mrs. Ronald Nopp. Mrs. Philip Doddridge. Mrs. Dorothy Ege, Miss Elizabeth Wedel, Miss Tina Wedel, Miss Margaret Baumgartner, Mrs. Lee Doerk sen, Miss L. W. Regier, Mrs. Jewell Richardson, and Miss Katie Regier. Miss Hood in Piano Recital Mrs. David Eason will present Miss Margaret "Hood in a spring piano recital Wednesday night at her studio on South Church street at 8 o'clock. Miss Hood is a frefbman at Willamette uni versity and last year passed the highest examination offered by the Oregon Music Teachers as sociation and received the high est rating. She will present the same program in Portland this spring at the WiHiams-Thollen studio. Miss. Jean Williams is . president of the Oregon' Music .Teachers association. Assisting on the program will be Miss Jewell Minier, soprano,'; a student of Dean Mel vin Geist and Miss Josephine Miller, ac companist, a pupil of Miss Clara En ess. The program is as follows: Sonata, A Major .Scarlatti Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring . Bach-Hess Gigue Handel Sonata, T Sharp Minor Schumann ... Introduction Allegro Vivace - Andante Cantabile Scheno e Intermezzo ' Finale lateraaisdon Nocturne Op. ST. No. 1 Chopin Etude Oj. I. No. S . Chopin The Cock Shall Crow . Connaavtu la Pays -Carpenter Theanaa -Beach Ah, Love, but a Day! Jewell Minier Jeaephine Miller at the piano Original cecnpoaiUems Miniature . , ,., - . Heod Legend . Lament November Ra in Nocturne , - Circus - ' Island Spelt , Dragoa) Fly . Ireland ...... , Pahngren , , ResoiaM .nocturne xwa piano Tropical Incident (Rhumba - Geerge Hopkins ' Margaret Hood. Jean Hoosoa Rich. The little Gardes etab saet far dessert - at Oaklawn Farnvi in home of Mrs. Ralph Cartwright. Mrs. H. Doerkson and Miss Lois . Ohmart were guests. On the pro gram were Mrs. R. D. Cooper," who read Several : bird . poems, ; Mrs. C Sawyer, who read: from a book "Fun With Flowers" and Mrs. C A. Kells who told about the Seattle Cower show. : Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ITJ1 of Newport are visiting In Salem for several days as the guests of. M& and Mrs. O. E., Rae.; w NT MAXINE BURclN Editor Dinner and Dance on Monday A gala event of Monday night was the last dance of the sea son for members and guests of the Monday Night Dancing club. The affair was held at the Vet erans' hall with bouquets of spring flowers decorating the hall. A no-host dinner preceded the dance at the Spa. Covers were placed for Mr- and Mrs. Ches ter Zumwalt, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Arens, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slater, Mr. and Mrs, Rex Kim mell, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mur phy, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie J. Belly- Mr. and Mrs. William Monroe Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Varney E. Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawrence Lister. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lister for the dance and dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Youngson and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leggatt of Port land. Mr. Youngson is a broth er of Mrs. Lister. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ohling and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bone steele were other hosts before the dance and they entertained with a buffet dinner at the for mer's home on South High street for a group of friends. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Miss Barbara Jan Smith regret to learn that they are leaving this week for Port land to reside during the sum mer months. Their son, Peter, will join them after completing his studies at the University of Oregon in June. . Lecturer to Tell Of Festivals A program of colored motion pictures depicting 1 European peasant festivals will be pre sented at the Art Center tonight by Mrs. Nelbert Chouinard, di rector of jht well known Choui nard art school in Los Angeles. Mrs. Chouinard was in Hun gary taking pictures when war was declared in Europe, and her movies and accompanying talk will present the customs as well as the costumes of the people. Examples of costumes and han diwork from the European coun tries will be on display. Mrs. Chouinard attended the convention of the Pacific Coast Arts association held recently in Portland and during the past week has been making a lecture tour of the northwest, stopping at Victoria, BC, Seattle and Portland. Tomorrow she will give a lecture program at Eu ene. Accompanying Mrs. Choui gene. Accompanying Mrs. Chouinard on her northwestern trip is Mrs. E. Higman of Pasa dena, who, in the position of home and garden advisor, has a private studio "in Pasadena where she gives, advisory service in the redecorating - of old homes. The Art Center program will commence at 8 o'clock in the main gallery of the Center. e Salem Woman's Dakota club was entertained at a hard time party by Mrs. F. E. Kleinwe, Mrs. Nick Jansen and Mrs. Clarence Bower. Mrs. Grace Gillon and Mrs. Hubbard won prizes for costumes. Mrs. Flor ence Hofma and Mrs. F; E. .Kleinke gave readings. Present - were Mesdames C. F. Reuly, F. E. Kleinke, Hugh Peterson, J. A. Thompson. Jessie Eisey, Nick Jansen, Clarence Bower, Hazel Teets and son, H. C. Teets. Grace Gillon, Bessie Allen, O. Cotter man, Emma Ahalt, W. E. De Long, Florence Hofma, Harold Graham, M Copenhaver, John Robins, Elmer Kleinke, H. Win dedahL Thomas Haugen, J. Sy verson, Roy Riggs. Annie Hin ton, Jennie Strand, Dora Hub bard, Florence Kortmeyer, Ruby Hayden, Ferral Gibson, L. E. Gilkey, Ira Herbert, C. IL Mo Cullah, M. A. Bronson, J. C Morrell, Jay Cook, Emxnett Kleinke and Joan. - -. Mrs. ftata Cattrall was elect ed a member of the board of the third district, Oregon Federation of Junior Women's clubs, at the meeting on Sunday in Portland. Mrs. - Joseph Fdton is one of the retiring ' members of the ' board. . - i ' : l 1 i . Mrs. Kenneth Patts will pre i side at dinner' , tonight at her home on North 18th street for the pleasure of members of her ' club. Contract bridge will be in j. play during the evening. . . : . , . 5 - ; Sirs. Kaymand SchraaHe and : her son, Gary, of Oakland, Califs are visiting for several days in the capital as the guests of Mr. 4 and Mrs. Karl Becke. ; ; ' 'i ; ' SOCIETY MUSIC ThellOM CLUB CALENDAR ICESn AT St. CeceUa Guild f St. Paul's Episcopal church with Miss Mar caret Bell, Boj Court apartment, 4 P-m. Council of Church Women, reg ular executive xneeUns at YWCA, 3 p.m. - ? Alpha Mu Delphians. public li brary. Daughters of St. Elizabeth -of St. Paul's Episcopal church meet at parish house, one o'clock luncheon. Missouri club auxiliary with Mrs. F. M. Hoyt. 753 North Win ter street. 1 o'clock covered dish luncheon. Ladies of McCormick class of First Methodist church - dessert luncheon 130 with - Mrs. Virgil Hume. Glen Creek road. WEONESDAT Ladies of GAR with Mrs. Mabel L. Traglio, 807 South Commercial street. 1 to 4 pjn. AAUW interior decoration class, with Mrs. Virgil T. Golden. 2899 Carnation dub with Mrs. W. L. South Commercial street. S pjn. Mrs. T. W. Creech, speaker. Knight Memorial tea. Nebraska auxiliary covered dish noon luncheon, with Mrs. Ben Randall, 140 Nob Hill street. Maccabees Sewing club with Mrs. Elizabeth Follis, 1660 Roose velt street. 2 -JO p.m. Carnation club with Mrs. W.L. RockhiU. no host luncheon at noon. Women's Union. First Congre gational church, with Mrs. C H. McMihon, 891 North Front street, 2:30 p.m. THURSDAY Town and Gown club at Lau sanne hall. 2:30 p.m. Merry Minglers with Mrs. Earl Brown. Brush College Helpers with Mrs. A. W. Andrews. Wallac road, 2:30 pjrn. ntroAT Woman's Bible class of Tint Methodist church with Mrs. A. A. Lee. 1515 State street, 2 p.m. St. Anne's Guild Has Meeting The home of Mrs. Laban Steeves on State street was the scene of the St Anne's Guild meeting on Monday afternoon. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Donald McCargar, Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine, Mrs. Frederick Hill Thompson and Mrs. Joseph W. Mfller. Special guests were Mrs. Wil liam McAfee, Mrs. Talbott Ben nett, Mrs! A. Larson and Mrs. Lee Bown. Tea was' served af ter the business meeting. Members attending were Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Mrs. Breyman Boise, Mrs. Robert Brennan, Mrs. Leslie Burdette, Mrs. Ron ald Craven, Mrs. John J. Elliott, Mrs. Charles Huggins, Mrs. Wal ter Kirk, Mrs. Chester Zumwalt, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Park er Wickwire, Mrs. George Wel ler, Mrs. James Walton, Mrs. Bertram Thomson, Mrs. Robert Sears, Mrs. Vernon Perry, Mrs. Harold Ladd, Mrs. Sydney Kro mer, Mrs. Howard Wilson and the hostesses. Round-Up Club at Rand Home Mrs. John L Rand and Mrs, J. T. Whittig have bidden mem bers of the Round-Up club to luncheon this afternoon at the former's home on Court street. Contract bridge will be in play during the afternoon. . Covers will be placed for Mrs. Reuben P. Boise, Mrs. Max Bur en, Mrs. Frank Snedecor, Mrs. Joseph Albert, Mrs. John Grif fith, Mrs. Charles H. Robertson, Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Mrs. Percy Kelly, Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Whittig. An event of this afternoon will be the tea for .which mothers and daughters of Beta Chi soror ity will be hostesses at the chap ter house on Court street. Call ing hours are from 3 to 5 o'clock and guests will include the alumnae and patronesses of the sorority, Willamette faculty wives, mothers and daughters of Delta Phi, Alpha Phi Alpha and Delta Tau Gamma. ' - 1 ar - Mrs. T. A. McBrlde. Mrs. Frank Power and Mrs. John I Rand will motor to Vancouver; Wash., on Wednesday to be guests at the luncheon for which Mrs. Marjorie McGilchrist will be hostess for her mother, Mrs. George M Brown of Roseburg, who is visiting with her daugh ter at Vancouver. Mrs. Brown is the wife of Judge Brown. Mrs. DamgUs Baird, ' ; with daughter Betty has been spend ing a few days with her mother; Mrs. Coraele Stuttaf ord, before leaving with her husband. Lieu tenant Baird of the naval re serves, who has been called to Washington, DC, bureau of har bors and docks." They left Port land on , the ' Empire Builder Saturday -night.':: . -; Ladles circle of Knirht Me morial church will serve tea on Wednesday afternoon and . con- duct the-' annual , flower' and shrub sale. " t -v. .; .-. -- Mrs. H. Nelson and son of Se attle is visiting friends and rel atives, in Salem; She was for merly Helen Clifford.' ; Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hunter are sojourning this week at Newport, j , j r '. . ; ii Mrs. Seeley Will Head Mothers The Salem branch, University of Oregon Mothers, met for a ; covered dish luncheon at the : home of Mrs, Theodore Roth on ; D street Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Carkin- presided at the business session. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Glenn Seeley named president; Mrs. Harold Say.vice ; president, ; and Mrs. rf Theodore Nelson, treasurer. The secretary wul: be appointed by the presi dent. . . i , x r Reports were given on , the rummage sale and benefit card party given recently by the mothers. The group voted to send $50 to the state treasurer as Salem's contribution to the scholarship fund. Each year three scholarships : are given amounting to $500. It is divided L in three ways with one $200 and two $150 scholarships. This year two had received such "a schol arship were among the senior six chosen by Phi Beta Kappa. The next meeting of the group will be in June and .will be a mother and dad picnic. Anniversary Is Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Abraham H. Schmidt celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday af ternoon. The Wedel Ladies' quartet sang, Alene Dalke, granddaughter, sang and Richard Schmidt, grandson, read the 23rd Psalm. Three small Doerksen boys sang, Rev. Unruh and Rev. Franz spoke. Those present were IL IL Ban man from Aberdeen, Ida, a "brother of Mrs. Schmidt; chil dren, Mrs. Lena Ware, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dalke; grandchildren, Richard Schmidt, Norman, Alene and Bruce Dalke, Ruby Schultz. Others were: Mrs. Katharin Toe vs. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Menyman and family, Mrs. Alena H. Plett. Mrs. Rebecca Westa ba, Lena McGuire, Mrs. August Baer, Mrs. 3. M. Wirth. Mrs. Willard White. Mrs. Doric Bates. Mrs. Jennie Col lins. Mrs. Belle Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roberts, Dr. Irving A. Fox. H. B. Tbiessen and family. Mrs. Mar guretha Erfs, Mrs. D. L. Spauldmg. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ney. Mrs. Alice Barber. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Un ruh. Jacob Funk. Mrs. F. E. Fisher. Mrs. Harry Patton, Mrs. J. W. Unruh. Kerne Unruh, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hrams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deuber. Mr. aad Mrs. John J. Wiens, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Baumgartner. Ebna Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klempel, Mrs. George J. Smyth. Mrs. N. J. Bates. Mrs. Chas. Reasor. Mr. and Mrs. Cava Balser. Mrs. C. A. Giese, Mrs. D. B. Balzer. Mr. and Mrs. Ediger arid family. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Kliewer. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Wedel, and Mrs. M E. Buller. ' .'-j; ; '-y . -, Couple Marry On Sunday On Saturday night at the Nelscott home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Campbell at 8 o'clock Miss Margaret Campbell and Mr. Da rid Van Wieder, both of Salem, were married. Members of the two families witnessed the cere mony with Rev. Williams of the Nelscott Presbyterian church of ficiating. Mr. and Mrs. Wieder will re-, side at 885 North Summer street. Mr. Wieder is proprietor of the Salem Laundry company. Hostesses to Fete Drama Class Mrs. Robert Moulton Gatke and Mrs. Herbert Rahe have in vited members of their drama class to a luncheon this after noon at the former's home on Richmond avenue. Bouquets of spring flowers will provide the decorative note and the after noon will be spent in study. Members are Mrs. Robert Brady, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. William Everett Anderson, Mrs. Edgar Pierce, Mrs. Verne Mcln tyre, Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs. Clif ton Mudd, Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Merrill Ohling and the hostesses. EXCLUSIVE AT PRICE'S AN HEX! - COOLER r j; : v f ::; - The favorite joyce of thousands of smart women! Mexican in inspiration, bat designed .and made for America, this classic cool-ee , comes in white or natural elk an yj? ffC - - in a braver tri-color combination. aWW By DOLORES BOLAND It's Aboet Time to stop pencil ing your brows at odd angles. Use pencil the color of brows.: Draw tiny hairs to look like hairs of brow. The natural effect pro duced is very smart, j Mr. Beller Will Be Speaker Mr. Emanuel Beller, a native of Austria and student at Lin field college, will be the speak er at the April meeting of the Salem Business and Profession al Women's club tonight. The meeting, will be held at the Golden Pheasant and will be preceded by a 6:30 o'clock dinner and the group is looking forward to hearing Mr. Beller's discussion, of the background of present European conditions, as he only recently came to the - United States from his native country. ' The business before the club includes election of officers fori the coming year and of dele gates to the state convention of the federation which will be held In Portland in May. Miss Phebe McAdams, con vention chairman, will give re ports of business and entertain ment features which are being planned for the convention. Mrs. Cooley to Entertain Mrs. Earl Cooley will enter tain informally Wednesday aft ernoon at her Center street resi dence for members of her club. After several hours of sewing tea will be served by the hostess. Guests will be Mrs. Charles McFJhinny, Mrs. Carl W. Em monsMrs. Lester Wilcox, Mrs. G W. Ross, Mrs. Robert Sprague, ' Mrs. Robert ELfstrom, Mrs.' Her man Miller, Mrs. Oscar Paulson, Mrs. O. D. Adams, Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mrs. Keith Brown, Mrs. George Rhoten, Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mrs. 'Stephen Mergler, Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen and the hostess. Luncheon for Bride-Elect Miss Patricia Otten will pre side at a delightful luncheon this afternoon for a group of Miss Eleanor Swift's intimate friends. The luncheon is being arranged for the pleasure of the popular bride-elect. Miss Otten will entertain at the George Otten home on South Church street: Red and white carnations and other spring flowers will provide the decora tive note. A birthday party was held at the home of Mrs. Irl S. McSher- ry Thursday afternoon for the Chemawa Camp Fire ghis group from Richmond school. Present were Pat Powell, Peggy Bur roughs, Loraine Poindexter, Pat sy Long, Mary Margaret Smith, Marie Gisler, Beverly Gritton, Joanne Blaxall, Deloris Buech ler, Shirley Shaffer and Mrs. C. F. Feike, who assisted Mrs. McSherry. reedL joyce 3 C A ' ' 0 R M A Lingerie in Variety of Colors , Spring lingerie has made up its mind to be different. Pastels are news In this season's un derwear, tea rose and white are giving- way to subtle shades of pink and off-white, ice blue and pale yellow, v . , In-tune with spring, and full of - eye appeal, are the; ribbon trimmed camisole slips, bright ly printed pantie " girdle and brassiere sets which are made ,for under sports clothes. Bras are slightly different in style now, suitable for wear-with the lower V-necked fashions. Cool cottons arelo be popu lar this summer, especially in undergarments to go with street 'clothes, ."..'j;'- . Tis forecast, that gowns and negliges win be brightly color ed cottons and lightweight knits. Perhaps a few hints to the lingerie buyer might help in se lection of new spring undies.' Dainty camisole slips with lace trim and straps , are espec ially designed to wear, under sheer blouses. . . Taffeta slips help keep jersey dresses from clinging and look better than satin or crepe under a close fitting garment.1 - Some slips have an attach ment on the shoulder to hold unruly brassiere, straps. They are fine for those of us with slightly sloping shoulders. Marjoram Is one of the annual garden herbs still popular. Dried leaves are used for poultry dressings. .Sweet basil Is good for flavoring soups and stews. Both grow easily from seed; Church Group to "Meet Wednesday The members of the Women's association of the First Presby terian church will meet on Wed nesday at 2:30 o'clock and will hear Rev. W. B. Mahon of In dependence speak on "The World MovesWhither?" The executive board of the Women's association will meet at 12:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Hom er Carpenter presiding. The tea committee includes Mrs. Bert Hulst, Mrs. E. R. Wag ner, Mrs. Homer Carpenter, Mrs. A. H. Denison, Mrs. Glen Adams and Mrs. John Harbison. The Prospect Hills Woman's club met Friday at Cascade Or chards, home of Mrs. T. Free man, with Mrs.W. Sipe assist ing the hostess. Present were Mrs. R. Dent, president, Mrs. N. Williams, Mrs. L. Rains, Mrs. D. Hampton, Mrs. B. Heath, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. R. E. Cartwright and Mrs. W. Sipe. The members sewed for "Bundles for Britain." The OES afternoon social club will meet at Masonic temple for a covered dish luncheon at 1:30, followed by an afternoon of cards. Special guests will be all past, general chairmen. Hostesses are to be. Mrs. H. A. Gueffroy, Mrs. William Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Lyman McDonald, Mrs. Harry Crawford and Mrs. Ralph Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. David Wright motored to Portland Monday night to attend the Shrine enter tainment at the Masonic temple. v tr l j a nt S'T"S 7 "w"" a picture of my baby! Mothers Day" May 11. "A real portrait, too, in . Bruno's exclusive Gold tone finish. Hell be thrilled . to see the life like photographs Bruno's take and I'U have a real remembrance of my child as she is today. Special for 'Her Day 5x6' Size -Goldtone 'Finish ' aBaaaWaaajataaaaaaaaaa. Nm Extrm Ckmrie for Tvm t ' People Toother . No Appointment Needed 23 State - Fhono 5572 yr y : S - : a. ' X f J - I - 1 . : -V Meat Balls Play Important Role The lowly meat ball has a big part to play in the role of home defense. Credit it with supply ing a: high amount of food val ues for only a few cents. So, for ammunition in your program, ' add the y following ground meat recipes to your files:- - , . - ... i' BEEF1"ATTIES BARBECUED ' M pound ground -beef - i'x cup soft bread crumbs ii cup milk 2 tablespoons melted fat 1 2 " tablespoons Worcestershire t ' sauce V.' ;; ' ...,L-tablespoon vinegar - 2 ' tablespoons sugar Vi cup catsup 1. onion, zninced - Salt and pepper. Moisten crumbs with a little of the milk. Add ground beef, remaining milk, season and mix thoroughly. Form four large patties. Brown on both sides in hot lard. - Add reniaining in gredients. Cover and cook for ten minutes. . .. : . . . Apples Onions In Salad "" Strange- as It may seem, on ions blend well in fruit salads. Apples and oranges have long ' been a; popular combination for a raw salad, the following recipe- goes it one better.' BANANA. APPLE AND ONION SALAD 3 ripe bananas 3 -sweet apples 1 medium-sized onion, chop ped 1U teaspoon salt Mayonnaise.' Salad greens . Peel and slice bananas and 0$0i 7 . meal i . . , 'eXEANOB DAY, M Uttaa4 ami. Daffc EsOtmd EzcJoslverV by . BAKERS of MASTER BREAD 1I. AT YOUR Today's Menu - M ' a . ; - vrooa oia new, pui up m an extra nice package wul be the " meat and vegetable for dinner tonight. Jellied banana and nut salad Beef stew Plum Betty . . For the dessert, combine canned plums or ; prunes with breadcrumbs sugar and cinna mon and orange juice and rind. BEEF STEW TO A QUEEN'S TASTE ' . . ls pounds boneless .beef stew 3 tablespoons fat - 3 cups boiling water ' V . 3 carrots 6 stalks celery 6 small white onions L. 6 small round potatoes 1 'x . teaspoons salt , Pepper and paprika v , -9 K1 MTVwm f.Yirmtftfa TafclAir X head cauliflower Have heel cut into 2-inch cubes.. Brown In hot fat. Add boiling water, salt and pepper, and simmer about one and one half hours. Forty five minutes before serving, add the vegeta bles. ' Cut : carrots in lengthwise pieces and the celery in 4-inch sticks,' Add onions and -potatoes whole. Boil . whole cauliflower separately. When all are done, arringe on , a hot platter. Place the i cauliflower in the center, with the i meat around it. Then arrange the vegetables in sepa rate piles around edge of platter. . Sprinkle the cauliflower with paprika, and meat with chopped parsley. Thicken gravy and serve separately. apples very thin. Mix with on ion, salt and mayonnaise. Serve w r . GROCER'S