The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 21, 1942, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThe 02EG0N STATESMAN. Satan. Oregon. Saturday Morning, February 2L 1942 PAGE JTCYE Visitors Are Feted at Dinners r Mr. uxd Uti. a. Frederick; Chambers and Miss Dorathea fctausloff -ware hosts for a de lightful dinner party Friday night at the former's home for the pleasure of Consul and Mrs. Russell Brooks, popular visitors ' In the capital. The George Washington mo tif was carried out in the table decorations. Covers were placed for Consul and Mrs. Brooks, Senator and Mrs. Douglas Mc Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Shinn, Judge and Mrs. E. M. Page, Miss Steusloff and Mr. and Mrs. Chambers. : Mrs. Mildred Robertson Brooks will preside at a buffet dinner tonight at her country place in honor of her son and daughter-in-law, who will be leaving Wednesday for Washing ton, DC- From there they expect to go to Casa Blanca, French Morocco, Consul Brooks' new post. Program at Library Another in the series of Sun day afternoon concerts of re corded music will be given in the music room of the Salem public library, Sunday at 3:30 o'clock. The program is made up f light-opera music and selec tions from singing pictures. Mr. Robert Rawson will give instructive comments. The public is invited. Gems from "The Dollar Princess" rail Victor Light Opera Company Lift Is a Dream from "The Southerner" Strauss Lawrence Tibbett, baritone The Du Barry Miiloceckre If I am Dreaming Richard Crooks, tenor without Your Love Grace Moore, soprano. Richard croon, tenor "Die Fledermaus" Strauss Homeland (Czardas) Brothers and Sisters We Vienna Boys choir "When I Was a Lad from "Pina fore" Gilbert and Sullivan John Charles Thomas, baritone I Dream Too Much . . Kern I'm the Echo J - Lily Pons, soprano I Dream Too Much Lily Pons, soprano and chorus Gems from "The Bohemian Girl" Balfe Victor Light Opera company "The Girl of the Golden West".. . Romberg Sunup to Sundown .... Nelson Eddy and male chorus Who Are We to Say ....... Nelson Eddy, baritone Without a Song from "Great Day" Youmans "The New Moon" Romberg Lover, come Baca to Me One Kiss : Jeanett MacDonald, soprano Auf Wiedersehn from "The Blue Paradise" .Romberg Nelson Eddy, baritone Past Matrons Hostesses Members of the Past Matrons association of the Order of the Eastern Star will give a dinner tonight at Masonic temple for their husbands. Mrs. C. S. Pratt and Mrs. C. L. Blodgett are co chairmen. On the committee art Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs. Mem Pearce, Mrs. A. N. Copenhaver, Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre, Mrs. L. E. Barrick, Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs. Henry Crawford and Miss Leila Johnson. Mrs. Byron B. Herrick will be in charge of the program, and Dr. Gussie Niles will be toast -mistress. Church Gives Memorial Tea TURNER The annual Frances C. Willard memorial tea was held the Christian church social rooms, with a special program ar nged by the committee. Mrs. George Good conducted He devotional, and Mrs. F. C. Sunning presided during the pro pram hour, comprised of musical aumbers and readings. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Gene Robinson, Mrs. John Mitchell,. Mrs. C A. Bear. Mrs. D. H. Goodlander, Mrs. Charlie ttandley and Dale, Mrs. L. M Small, Mrs. Anna Windom, Mrs Martin Shower, Mrs. M B. Mad den, Mrs. William Spiers, Mrs. George Good, Mrs. Lloyd Mud gett. Miss Nadine Ellis, Mrs. Clara Shields, Mrs. I. J. Sawyer and Mrs. F. C Gunning. (9E3SSS2J3 BASEMENT SPECIALS! Ckfteolate and Vanilla Frige Regular lc lb. r. Special, per lb Crystal Mints. Regular Wc lb. Special, 4V per pound MMcet Gomdrept Special. Giant Gamsreps Special Jelly Beans IV r- Km Special. Osmetics. Regular 10c values (plus tax) tlandkerchiefs Resular 10c. Special Bays' CembbuUon Hair Crush Sets. Regular- (V. 23c values. Special--- ' Kleenex: Casmetle Bag- fV Reg. J5c Talue.- Dinner Slse Embeasel raper tfaskln, large size. Rex. 19c. (Limit 2 to customer.) specui - ; ' ; .. ; 1 Miller MAXINE BUR&'N Editor Couple Set Wedding Day Miss Ira McCurdy and Mr. Winston Bunnell have set their wedding day. The ceremony will take place on Friday, March 27, at the Leslie Methodist church. The engagement of the young couple was announced early In January. The date was revealed at dinner at the Delta Phi soror ity Thursday night. The bride-to-be is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mc Curdy of Salem and her fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. B. X., Bunnell of Portland. Miss McCurdy is a junior at Willamette university and a member of Delta Phi sorority. Mr. Bunnell is a Willamette graduate and a member of Kap pa Gamma Rho. He is now teaching at Irrigon high school where the couple will reside aft er their marriage. Mrs. Ramage Is Hostess Mrs. L. M. Ramage entertained the Sigma Tau mothers at a des sert luncheon Friday afternoon. Daffodils and spring blooms - provided the decorative note. Special guests were Mrs. H. W. Adams, Silverton, Mrs. Syl via Lennebrille of Portland and Mrs. E. A. Collier. Members at tending were Mrs. C. L. Blod gett, Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, sr., Mrs. J. E. Dugan, Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mrs. Lloyd Hill, Mrs. Arthur Utley, Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mrs. Claude Miller, Mrs. Lloyd Springer, Mrs. Egbert Oliver, Mrs. A. G. Williams and Mrs. Ramage. Friends ef Lt. and Mrs. J. B. Piland, former Salem residents, will be interested to learn that they are now in Washington, DC, where Lt. Piland is with the bu reau of aeronautics department. United States navy. Today's Menu Ingenuity will assist the cook in making the weekend menu as suggested by this department TODAY Fresh celery sticks Spareribs with tomato sauce Baked potatoes Fresh spinach Apricot pie SUNDAY Avocado salad with Grapefruit dressing Veal roast, brown gravy Browned potatoes Escailoped corn Ice cream, strawberries Icebox cookies MONDAY Cabbage and onion slaw Veal pie with carrots Mashed potatoes Apple upside down cobbler a a The spareribs are browned and then topped with a sauce of to mato, onion, a dash of chili pow der and a speck of brown sugar, then baked. Monday's upside down apple cobbler is made by lining the bottom of a pan with sliced ap ples, and sweetening with sugar or cornsyrup. A biscuit crust is put on top and the dessert baked. It is turned upside down as soon as removed from the oven. Van S 0 C IETY MUSIC ThellOM CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY Chanter AB, PEO with Mrs. A. A. Siewert. 7:43 p. m. Leslie PTA at school, tM p. m. VTW auxiliary meet at hall, P. m. j- TCESDAT I Daughter o"S t, Elizabeth. St. Paul's parish hall. I pan. . Alpha Mu Delphian, Art Cen ter, f JO a.m. Eastern Star Social Afternoon club. 1:19 dessert luncheon. Ma sonic Temple, bridge follows. Salem Ministers Wives associa tion. Mrs. J. Edgar Purdr, S5S Chemeketa street, dessert lunch eon, 1:19 p. m. Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary, with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Penine, 775 North Cottage street, :30 no-host dinner. WEDNESDAY South Circle of the First Chris tian church, all day meeting with Mrs. E. 3. Mauk. 339 Hickory street East Central circle. First Meth 388 North Winter street, salad luncheon, 1:19 pm. odist church. Mrs. A. A. Siewert. Women's association and West minster Guild. First Presbyterian church. S p. m church parlors. West Central circle. 1st Meth odist church, with Mrs. H. M. Lucas. 653 North Commercial street, 2 p. m. THURSDAY Town and Gown, Lausanne hall, 2:38 p. m. Legion Women Slate Dance The second of a series of Am erican Legion auxiliary benefit dances will be sponsored tonight in Legion Home. Mrs. Don Madison, Mrs. Mem Pearce, Mrs. Lester Newman and Mrs. Stanley Krueger are the committee in charge. The dan ces are semi formal and the public is invited. Music will be by the Top Hatters. Refresh ments will be served in the din ing hall at intermission. Reser vations may be made by calling 8787 or 3469. Over 80 guests attended the Thursday benefit luncheon in Legion Home. The fourth in the series will be Thursday, Febru ary 26th. The sewing group met Thurs day afternoon and completed ar ticles for the Deaconess hospital and the American Red Cross. Mrs. Leif Bergsvik and Mrs. Glen Kirkwood were hostesses. Mr. Rex Putnam, state super intendent of public instruction, will speak on the auxiliary spon sored radio program, Monday night at 9:30 o'clock. He has se lected "Americans" for his top ic There will also be a violin solo, "Romance" by Geraldine Smoker, accompanied by Rose Mary Gaiser. Piano Recital Is Tonight j Mrs. John Wiles will present her piano pupils in recital to night at her studio at 7:30 o'clock. Parents of children are invited to attend. Playing will be Gladys Boock, Beverly Lyman, Grace Widdows, Mary Morgan, Barbara Kretz, Jewel Fonev Bobby Gilbert, Mar yln Hill, Maryln Springer, Ce cile Wilson, Barbara Cole, Betty and Ermyl Klpple, Viola Per lick, Coral Miller, Jimmie Houck and Buddy Jones. CongratalaUens xe te Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsden on the birth of a daughter at the Salem General hospital Friday noon. The little girl has a brother, Gary. Mrs. Ramsden is the for mer Phyllis Day and the grand parents are Mr. and MrsG. W. Day and Mrs, Charles Ramsden. Raalte Brings You Finest Pure AT ONLY, . . . These New Van Raalte Just Arrived and Will Be Specially Featured for Today at This Low I Price! All are first silk in both tops. Wear VAN RAAJLTX lor style service. Three- end four-thread stockings In all the new .spring shades wUl be arailahle for a few days only! Better anticipate several weeks' wear, ana at the same time save money. Party Held At Hillman Home Mr. and Mrs. G rover W. Hill man entertained with si smorgas bord Friday night at their South P"""."' home. The affair honored Mr. HIHman's father, Mr. C. O. Hillman, who is leav- ing.for his home in Minneapo-. lis Tuesday. The visitor has been here since October and will be accompanied east by his son. Bidden to the stag dinner were Mr. Hillman, Mr. Lloyd Chap man, Mr. Harold Gillespie, Mr. Herbert Schoenlen, Mr. Lee Un ruh, Mr. Gardner Knapp, Mr. Lester Carter, Mr. Frank Rob erts, Mr. Arthur Rahn, Mr. Otto Johnson, Mr. Richard Severin, Mr. Joe Bowersox and Mr. Clem Hillman. Out-of-Town Guests at Tea The home of Governor and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague was the scene of a beautiful tea Fri day afternoon when Chemeketa chapter. Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution, entertained. Over a hundred women called during the afternoon. In the receiving line were Mrs. I. M. Schannep, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Carey Martin, Mrs. Frank Settlemier and Mrs. Seymour Jones. Special guests, who also received, were Mrs. William Horsfall, Marshfield, newly elected state regent, Mrs. Howard P. Arnest, Portland, and Mrs. Jeannette Den tier, Portland, state recording-secretary. With Mrs. Horsfall came Barbara Marie Guderian of Pen dleton, the state pilgrimage girl. Good Citizen pilgrimage girls, sponsored by Chemeketa chap ter, were introduced and includ ed Miss Betty Dickey, Dallas, Miss Ruth Farmer, Indepen dence, Miss Jane Irish, Silverton, and. Miss Veta Smith, Salem. They were all presented with patriotic corsages. The living room was festive with spring flowers and red and white carnations in a silver bowl were arranged on the tea table. Musical and dance numbers were, presented. Tea to Honor Mrs. Kline Mrs. John Scott and Mrs. W. W. Moore will be tea hostesses this afternoon when they enter tain in honor of Mrs. Abner Kline, who recently returned from a several months' trip to Chicago and Kansas City. Members of Circle No. 2 of the Presbyterian church, of which Mrs.. Kline is a member, have been tnvited to call at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Homer V. Carpenter will preside at the tea urn and spring flowers will provide the decor ative note. Miss Barbara Bell wUl he in Eugene this weekend as the guest of Miss Shirley Hunting ton at the Gamma Phi Beta house. The girls will be among those attending the Military ball on the Oregon campus tonight Important Gadgets! Spring sewing rails for accuracy of cut and detail. Don't let guesswork ruin your fashion lines, us these clever markers on sale at Miller's . . . notion dept. 1" . i a jv. W1 : !0friM6al Silk Hose quality, full-fashioned pure regular and extra-stretch Mr. and Mrs. C Banal! Hud kins and daughter, 'Margo Ann, and Mrs William Thome, jr left Friday for, Spokane and Colfax, Wash, , Mr. and Mrs. Hudkins will visit in Colfax with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bal dock (Elizabeth Vaughn) and Mrs. Thome will be in Spokane with her family. They will re turn to Salem Tuesday. fSS EnfreSS IS Honored Miss Mary Frances En tress was honored with bathroom shower when Barbara. Frietchie tent. Daughters of Union Veter ans met at the home of Mrs. Kit ty Bumgardner Thursday night Honoring . Miss Entress were Mesdames Sarah Cutler, Bertha Bergman, Marguerite Elliott, Mary Entress, Evelyn Evans, Mary Hilburn, May Bach, Kitty Bumgardner, Alice Horning, Gaynell Dyson, Mary Stearns, Margaret Ringle, Laurene Stow, Pearl Simkin, Edna Verdeck, Harriet . Winkenwerder, Made line Nash, Jennie Miller, Mary Sehon, Beatrice Henry, Effie Ulrich and the Misses Margery Bach, Josephine Winkenwerder, and Doris Jean Cutler. Mrs. Wayne Loder entertained members of her club at lunch eon and bridge Friday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Herrall and Mrs. Carl Rlckson were special guests. v . It- w HANSEN COSTUME GLOVES And because Hansen Gloves are so perfectlj "keyed to your costume," you'll find just the right tight or loose types, which give the ntwist look to your Spring ensemble. Here are two mat prove our point 1 FANTASY (mt Hp) ExqwMtelr detailed 1mm Ciaatlet of Haasaet doablt-wTea cettea. Waits sad cot tt. 1 98 Miller's At left is sketched the BOCO CTarshara chalk saarkar. Con asdasrt ana aasy t use. Priced tie. Illustrated at right Is th BOCO chalk east aaarkar adjust able and automatic. Excellent marker, simple to use. Extra chalk dust with each one. Price tse. IWEATES AND HOSE rOEMS . . . For dry ing sweaters and hos iery these forms save much tuna. Also they keep your knitwear in its true aize and shape. See these in tha Ro tten dept. Meed 25c te C ( P '1 11 MI WvaL II Wedding Held at Rainier Lodge Miss" Pattie Lu Smith, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mai C Smiith of Salem, became the bride of Mr.' Ross O. Hartz of Seattle on February 14 at Par adise Inn, Mt Rainier at 8 o'clock with Rev. Todd officiat ing. The bride wore a navy blue faille crepe ensemble with white collar and a blue pompadour straw with matching vefl. Her accessories ' were navy and her flowers were gardenias. " Mr. and Mrs. Erie Enholm" at tended the couple. A wedding dinner at the Inn ,dininf 'room followed. the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Hartz are now at home at 2528 Dexter avenue. The bride's parents went north for the wed ding. Mrs. Harts was formerly with the unemployment compensation commission in Salem and is now with Pacific Telephone and Tel egraph company In Seattle. Mr. Hartz is employed at Boeing Aircraft Mr. and Mrs. O. K. DeWltt will be hosts at an informal party tonight at their Court street home for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Learner, newcomers in the capital. A late supper will follow an informal evening. COtlffN .198 Stitch sad cardiac tsnst a tbc back ( taste scatlaa-sdaed dost ittiat HaagU tajraas. "Sew and Save" Week Begins Tomorrow! It ii the signal that stocks of new spring and sum mer fabrics are ready for your inspection. And, it Is that time of the spring when sewing occupies; an Important part of spring planning. Sew now; -while you have the time and inclination! Here are fiienewestl ' ; TOMBOY PRINTS SWING HI PIQUES FASHION GIRL MUSLIN LOVELY LADY VOILES JS, tt - jtSSSStSLl& A. B. Latham. Today Mrs. La tham, ) her sons," Arthur and! Stephen, will accompany Mrs.1 Gosney to her. home, returning1 Monday. - 4 Mr.JandJars. A. I Skewis! have had "as their guests . this week, Mrs. J. H. Perry and Mrs. Beatrice Butler of Ladner, BC Mrs. John Kelly and Mrs. Rodney Winston, of Portland vis-1 ited in the capital Friday with their Salem friends. S1 Doa't lliaa J i i Doc Show V f Mar. 1 nTT"'' f" ji!"1""!1""'" '"""""H-anJ-uMf", P!,il1MI.!i)iiiuii...imaBsri. 11 m n, . '" "-j--""" ' - - .a.ja z: 1..:. , j ma'dneM that i6 f 1 Singled out for Spring honors thesa suptrb coals by Printieiil Study their fin fabrics, figure flattering Until . . .You'll agree they'ra a triumph of tailoring I i; A SHAGLINt SPUN RAYONS CIUMBRAYS ; AM.C. PRINTS ' - ; . I J - . w i v.; -,..1 . ' Pririale Club at Potter Home ; Mrs. L. W. Potter entertained members of the Pringle Pleas ant Point social club Thursday afternoon at her h omi A 1 o'clock luncheon was served and covers were placed for 19 mem bers. Special guests were Mrs. Jay Cook, Mrs. E. Gordon, Mrs, E. McCluanin and Mrs. Raymond Beard. The club will meet in a fortnight : at the home of Mrs. E, S. 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