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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1941)
- Tha OSEGOH STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 28. 1911 . 7AGE Tnnnzri Designer's New Models Excitingly Sophisticated i 1 I I I Huiu Bores Ceft, gray crepe dinner costume; center. Mack crepe with open midriff; right, silk Jersey daytime dress .Some of the most fascinating, sophisticated and alluring clothes for autumn and winter were recently shown In Charles Cooper's collection. They were designed for a brilliant season. Women of the mid tile ages come In for their share of reflected glory in some of the evening models, one being Illustrated in the muted gray crepe frock, left. The molded bodice is embroidered In cut steel beads, and fea tores long, full-cuffed sleeves and full skirt A medieval nigh peaked hat of the same color is worn with It. It has a chin band and tulle veil behind. The gown on the seated figure is made of black silk crepe with slinky skirt wrapped around the body and tied at the waist. The blouse is solidly beaded in Jet, with high round neck and three-quarter-length sleeves, and shows a bare midriff when the wearer mores, - The skirt Is slit to the knee and the costume is topped by a small coq feather hat The daytime dress, right Is made of Bombay brown Rodier silk jersey. The smooth shoulders are achieved with a yoke Inset which extends to the end of the sleeve, and from which fall fun folds to make the dolman sleeves and blouse. The skirt hangs slim and straight repeating the full gathers In front Red ... "'. fox hat and muff give additional elegance to this model. SCIO . At the Baptist church on September 21, Rev. V. L. Loucks married Oswald J. Cren shaw and Edith Naomi Light both of Scio community. A re ception was given the couple in the church basement after the Ceremony, ;: The bride is a daughter of Mr. . and Mrs. William Light She was graduated from Albany .high school.' Alice Light, sister Of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Clyde Crenshaw was best man ifor his .brother. Both- Mr.' and Mrs. Crenshaw' are attending Oregon State coW : lege, the former completing his fourth year in forestry. : TUKNEK Dorothy Dentel - of Aurora and Lester R. Wam r pole of Woodburn were married ' September IS at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and " Mrs. Fred Dentel. Rev. George . m a - . At nr.j K. vronuej, pastor 01 uie w oua-, bum Presbyterian church, of fi- . The bride wore an ivbry satin wedding gown and carried a - bouquet of roses and bouvardia. " Mrs. Wampole U . former teacher in the Turner schools. guuvwiiift est wrwuma '. couple.- will reside at Aurora ' where Mrs. Wampole will teach ; the primary department . LINCOLN A wedding of In ' terest was that of Miss Margaret - Edith Smith to Mr.'Delayne . Paulson In Vancouver, Septem- . . mm mar M . 1 m mm Va daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. v Smith, formerly of Lincoln but -now residing at Monmouth and Mr. Paulson is the son of Mr. and, Mrs. Henry Paulson of Mon- i mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Delayne -Paulson wore matching suits of , blue. A reception in the evening . -at . A A1 uraa .riven in inerr nonor at tu home of the bride's parents. As- - slating in serving a buffet sup- - per were Mrs. Henry Paulson , and Mrs. George Smith. MONMOUTn Miss Edith Clark; daughter of Mrs. Agnes i' Lofting, - was married Septem ber 18 at the Baptist church to Mr. Ben Aebi. The Rev. David Beck read the services before Immediate relatives. , , - Miss Clark taught languages : the last 18 years in Monmouth , high school. Hostess Fetes Visitor Mrs. James Sehon, Jr. (Daisy Varley) of Portland is spending several weeks in the capital and was honored at a dessert sup per party Tuesday night when Mrs. Kenneth Barker entertain ed at her Rose street home. Bouquets of roses decorated the rooms and cards 'were in play during the evening with prizes awarded to Mrs. Sehon and Mrs. Nerval Edwards. Honoring Mrs. Sehon were Mrs. Melvin Fropp. Mrs. Ralph Mapes, Mrs. Norval E. Edwards, Mrs. Elvin Thomas, Mrs. Harold Buaick, Mrs. Morse Stewart Mrs. Charles Green, Jr., and Mrs. Barker. UAXJNE BUIEN Therd's no better occupation these days than enjoying one's own home. A woman can spend several enjoy able hours in the garden then can find cook . ing a pleasure because even ing comes quickly and there's none too much heat outdoors when . the sun is low. So after a day's gardening, en- joy a little cooking In the warmth of the kitchen. I was looking over some reci pes which used to be favorites. Many I had forgotten all about For Instance there was Quinc ettes. Somebody's grandmother might remember the very old' fashioned candy, "quince leath er," that was popular. Quinc ettes are a newer version of the same candy. QUXNCETTES Slice quinces and cover with enough water to barely - see. Cook about SO minutes until very soft strain through sieve like apple sauce, add Vl cup sugar-for each cup sauce, boil about 45 minutes, watching and stirring to prevent burning. A wooden spoon will help. Pour into granite pans or platters and let stand a couple of days until leathery on top. Candy should be about an inch thick. Then turn out on cloth and let stand a while longer until leathery. Cut in strips with scissors or knife and store in cardboard. Nuts may be added but often turn dark. Here's another recipe, not new but very practical for winter use. GREEN PEPPER HASH Chop 12 red, 13 green pep- ROSEDALE A farewell par ty, honoring Dorothy Sherman, bride-elect, was held at the Trick home Friday night Those present were Dorothy Sherman, Beatrice Williams, Rowena Jones, Velleda Trick, Elouise Sullivan, Almon Lehman, Virgil Trick, Arthur Bingenheimer, Sid Sherman, Lorence Lehman. inf&mnttiimm. . wirn ; nonss C!!07 and r.CDEO PC2TUU3, CSfSSX Ocfober 4 lo It ' 18 tftm h ens Sieves acres s4er imL XxUbtte el Ds, fmltrr. StMk, Wild Life, U Itr4 4 lae rre4et, 4-H CU ami SmitfcHt)a VobWp1 S4eatios Vwk; CMbiM4 KM8Wwa4Uina Uf U Jeer ed . Lsr-t fnniaa Lists v 'ay X IN STEP WITH THE TIMES! 1 Towndad Dunbury Worsted SUITS Clear colors and patterns forecast ing next year's favorites! Hand somely draped double breasted mod els. Casual single breasted styles. All at this down-to-earth price! Come in today! TOWNCLAD OVERCOATS Richly in tune with fall and thrift ly in tune with your budget! Lus trous herringbone and twill weaves in the new fly front, full chested Warwick model. Towncraft Shirts Superb woven - in patterns in fall's newest stripes, fig ures, all-over de signs, in plain col ors and white! Towncraft Ties Pure silk or wool! wrinkle-resistant! Value Clear Through L Shirts, Shorts, Briefs I for Form-fitting Swiss or panel rib shirts and briefs! Sanfor izedf broadcloth shorts! L . Comfort Pins Long Weart Armorfoot! De Luxe Sox They're durable 4-thread toes and heelst They're Tf.LJ smart new fall de- 11 signst lUr . , lien's Union SaiU Fine combed cotton in ankle length. Two sleeve lengths. r mm Flanelette Pajamas Men! - Super-values in warm, well-cut styles! Buy now! Boys Underwear Money saving val ues in shirts, shorts,' briefs! Stock up! . Boys Pajamas X5 Snug warm flan-' nelette In popular . styles! Savings! Ms? 1 1 Marathon Hats : Precision blocked fur felts! Wide brim with welt edge! Wing Tip Oxfords t H Selected leather up- sZeiCj pers! Long-wearing 3 leather soles! Men's Dress Socks Clocks, stripes, designs and plain colors. Sturdy! smart colors. -r, 16 Jcabo-Sized Ildkfs. Woven color stripes or jacquard - borders on cot- ' tonl ., Wmr U. S. Jet. Oft t fabric Bhrlnkac win not eeed 1. - pers, S small hot peppers, 6 large onions, add boiling water to cover, let stand 8 minutes. Drain, add 1 quart vinegar, 1H cups sugar, 1 tablespoon salt ' Seedless grapes make the main ingredient in an excellent salad. WHITE GRAPE SALAD 1 cup seeded white grapes or seedless grapes cup , chopped celery H cup chopped nut meats Vi cup chopped marshmallows ' .Vi cup cooked salad dressing or mayonnaise . - cup whipped cream Mix and serve on lettuce leaves. . And finally a cookie, which isn't at all new, but is. always a good recipe, to recall. PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES ' Vt, cup butter ; H cup brown sugar cup white sugar - i teaspoon vanilla teaspoon salt 1 cups flour 1 teaspoon soda : - Vi cup peanut butter 1 egg - Cream shortening, sugar, add egg, peanut butter, work in sift ed dry Iiigredients, vanilla. Shape into balls, place on greas ed cookie sheet Press down - or flatten with prongs of fork. Bake 10 to 12 minutes at 375 degrees. Maraschinos Are Ready women who put their cherries for maraschino down in brine early in the summer will be getting them out as soon as there's a lull in canning' activi ties. The cherries were put into the prepared brine for bleach ing and hardening, and the col oring and 1 sweetening i process completes them for readiness. MARASCHINO CHERRIES Discard brine in which cher ries were processed. Rinse in fresh water, stem and , pit Bleach is hard on the hands, so use rubber gloves. : v Put the cherries In running water for freshening. If possi ble, let water run through them . for 24 hours. It may be done by placing outdoors and putting the hose in the bottom of the tub or crock. I unable to keep in running waiter, change water frequently for two or three days. For syrupingv prepare a syrup of 1 cup sugar to each 2 cups water needed to cover cherries, add enough red coloring to make desired tint To each gallon of syrup add 1 teaspoon of citric acid. Boil three minutes and set aside for J4 hours. Drain off liquid and measure. To each four cups syrup add 1 cup more sugar and more coloring if the syrup has faded. Add almond flavoring to suit, the taste and return cherries to syrup. Heat to boiling, pack In scalded Jars. Today's Menu Menu for today includes smelt, which appear in' the local fish shops. Apple and celery salad Fried smelts Scalloped potatoes - Buttered squash 5 Grape pie . ee , Dip the cleaned smelts in egg and crumbs, drop into good , hot deep fat and fry quickly. They are done almost as soon as put Into the fat so cook quickly. GRAPE PTE , The grape pie takes some time, but the flavor is unusually good. Slip skins from blue grapes, re move seeds from the inside part, and put ; back with the skins. FiU an -uncooked shell with the fruit, which has been mixed with about S tablespoons flour . and enough sugar to sweeten (treat about like apples or oth er fresh fruit) put in a top crust and bake as .for other fruit pie. . Lima Beans in. 4 Main Dish . Lima beans are good ingre dients for main dishes. Look to the lima bean recipes for menu variety. LDiAS WITH SAUSAGE pound sausage 1 medium sized onion 1 cup cooked, dried limas : X cup tomatoes M teaspoon chili ii teaspoon salt Fry onion and sausage until well done. Add other Ingredients and simmer for thirty minutes.: HAM HOCK WITH LDIAS 2, pound cut of ham at hock joint, or a knuckle 3 cups cooked limas Boll ham until nearly tender. Add cooked limas, and cook to gether for fifteen minutes. Serve with harvard beets, or cooked. cabbage.. - - j DEEP SEA SALAD 1 cup cooked, dried limas 1 cup shredded tuna Ya cup chopped pickles 1 small cucumber, diced Vt cup French dressing Mix ingredients. Pack In indi vidual moulds and chQL; Un mould. on lettuce, - , ' T r em: liiiwl! jjsWWU Just Arrived! Brand New Fall Fashions in Smartly Tailored COATS 'Jit V Autumn-Mood Hois New-season colors and -styles at this amazingly low price! New Dress Gloves v , Unusual styling at this IV )' price! Knit fabric, whipped ey ( seamsi Smart FaU Steppers Style-right pumps, oxfords and comfort shoes! Low priced! Budcjeteer Handbags f Simulated grains in dressy Vr )' and tailored styles! Some . zippers. .98 Lady-Lyke Girdles Flatter your 4 QO figurel XaO Batiste Bras Stitched uplift type! ., ... . - - Boxy, full skirted and -fitted, modelsl Plaid back, tweed, herring bones, s wool mixtures and cavalry twills with zip-out linlngsl Exdflng New Details! Many with Fur Trims. : , Others from 7X3 lo 475 . 1 & - Opening the Fall Season Four Famous Names in Dresses Carol Evans 10.90; The ultimate in fashion. There's , a fine bit of haridi work in each of of these dresses ... to make you feel dressed for the occasion. Gaymode HOSIERY 79 c Lovely from top to toe! Right weights for every oc casion from sheerest to service. i Austelle : 7c90j Elegant in their very newness! Your first fall dress will be a difficult choice , when you see the selection. Jean Nedra 3.93 Definite styling' for the ' new FaU mood! Dresses . . that reflect the flatter ing new designs! Glen-Row 2.98 Fori the style conscious Miss! Refreshing styles that remember your budget! Tailored frocks with the new soft touches so popular ' , right nowl ; ' 1 ' ,- ... -' Come and see the new sleeves, the becoming soft shoulders, the fuller waist and slimmer skirt trend! Rayon crepes, wool mixtures and smart novelties! - , Fall.:. Hasn't forgotten the little -Miss in Tho Girls' Shop A' r, c ' Sunny Tucker Coats 5.90 Sonny Tucker Dresses 98c Sunny -Tucker-, Hats LOO