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Luncheon to
Be Event
Of- Today
Smart event of this afternoon
will be th luncheon for which
two senators wives. Mra. Joel
C. Booth, of Lebanon, and Mrs.
J. N. Jones of Juntura, will be
hostesses at the Marion hotel at
12:30 o'clock in compliment to
a group of the legislative contin
gent. The luncheon tables will be
decorated-la the St Patrick's
theme with green and white car
ried out in the appointments.
Covers will be placed for Mrs.
W. E. Burke, Mrs. John H. Car
son, Mrs. Zylpha Burns, Mrs.
Angus Gibson, Mrs. Frederick
Lamport, Mr. Percy Kelly, Mrs.
Earl T. Newbry, Mrs. Ned H.
Callaway, Mrs. Paul Patterson,
Mrs. Lee Patterson, Mrs. Gladys
Segles, Mrs. Dean H. Walker,
Mrs. Rex Ellis, Mrs. Howard
Belton, Mrs. Laura McBain, Mrs.
Wheeler R. English, Mrs. Ralph
H. Campbell, Mrs. John Killip,
Mrs. Ray Edwards, Miss Nadine
Strayer, Mrs. Merle Chessman,
Mrs. Richard Kreason, Mrs.
Ernest R. Fatland, Mrs. William
Walsh, Mrs. EL Jacobson, Mrs.
V. B. Staples, Mrs. Robert Jones,
Mrs. Eugene E. Marsh, Mrs. Mar
shall Cornett, Mrs. J. N. Jones
and Mrs. Joel C Booth.
Silverton Guests
Conduct Meeting
Chadwick chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star met in Masonic
temple Tuesday night with mem
bers of Ramona chapter of Sil
verton, as special guests. The
hall was decorated with baskets
of daphne and forsythia.
Mrs. Albert A Cohen, as pre
siding worthy matron, and Fred
B. Keeler, presiding worthy pa
tron opened the meeting after
which the officers of Ramona
chapter took charge of the es
cort duty, and initiation cere
monies, with Mrs. Marie Larsen,
presiding as worthy matron, and.
R. A.. Fish, as worthy patron.
Mrs. Carey Foster, worthy
grand matron of the grand chap
ter of Oregon was introduced
and escorted to the east. Past
worthy grand matrons and past
worthy grand patrons of the
grand chapter of Oregon intro
duced and also conducted to the
east were, Mrs. Paul H. Hauser,
Mrs. Anna Ellis, MUton L. Mey
ers and Rex Davis.
A solo was sung by Mrs. Dor
othea Scarth, who afterwards
was introduced as the grand rep
resentative of Scotland and es
corted to the east Worthy Ma
trons Alta Smith, of Ada chap
ter; and Ethel Edwards of Vic
toria chapter were conducted to
the east and Mr. Carer Foster.
was introduced as a' special
guest.
Initiation ceremonies were
conducted for .Betty Tovre, and
Jean McClanathari.'
Silverton chapter gave a slclt
in honor of Mrs. Carer Foster.
which carried an Hawaiian
theme.
The committee la charge of
refreshments was Mr. and Mrs.
J- S. Murray, chairmen, Virgil
Hickethier, Mrs. Ora Mclntyre,
Mrs. Loretta Roseheim, Mrs.
Mable Lockwood. Mr. Blanche
Main, Mrs. Florence' Purvine,
Mrs. Edna Ramp, Mr. and Mrs!
Roy Rice, Mrs. Cora Scott, Mr.
end Mrs. A. J. Walker and Mrs.
Elsie Rhoten.
Eastern Star members will
meet next Tuesday for Red Cross
sewing. A special luncheon will
be served by the committee in
charge.
Kensington Club
Luncheon Today
Mrs. Frank Power wili be hos
tess to members of the Kensing
ton club this afternoon when she
entertains at luncheon at the
home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Scales. The guest rooms
will be decorated with bouquets
of spring flowers. The afternoon
will be spent informally.
! Members are Mrs. Charles
Pratt, Mrs. A. A JCeene, Mrs.
; T. S. Roberts, Mrs. Otto J. Wil
son, sr., Mrs. Charle Hudkins,
Mrs. Albert Smith t
t on,, licuu
Barnck. Mrs. I. M ru..K
Mrs. Harry Mohr of Portland.
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. uanes uriciEiaden, Mrs.
H. G. Carl and Uri. Frank
rower.
DeMolay mothers will weet far
covered dish luncheon at the
Masonic temple this noon. The
uosiess committee Includes Mrs.
Solon Shinkle, Mrs. BrockweU
Simpson and Mrs. Frank Combs.
CorAxsZif fcnvl. meats i
Society . . . Clubs
Music .... The I Home
Buren
Wmms'i Editor
Mrs. Burrell
Is Honor
Guest
Mrs. Paul H.
Hauser, Jr., was
hostess for a delightful informal
party Wednesday night at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Louise
Robertson on North Winter
street in compliment to Mrs.
Robert Burrell (Alice Unruh),
who Is visiting here with Lt
Burrell from San Antonio, Tex
as. Lt and Mrs. Burrell who
have been here for two weeks
will leave for the south on Sat
urday. Contract bridge was in play
during the evening and a late
supper was served by the host
ess. Honoring Mrs. Burrell were
Mrs. Harry Carson, jr., Mrs.
Parker Gies, Mrs. Kenneth Sher
man, Mrs. Wendell Wyatt Mrs.
Roy Edgerton, Mrs. Lester Car
ter and Mrs. Hauser.
Sailor Honored
At Dinner
Robert P. Forster, carpenter's
mate second class, from Albany,
Calif., was honor guest at a din
ner given by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Forster, at their
Kingwood Heights home Sunday.
Patriotic decorations were ar
ranged in the downstairs party
room where the dinner was
served. Later a birthday cake
was cut for those having birth
days in March. Family group
pictures were taken.
Special guests were the grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. For
ster of Halsey, Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Schofield of Forest Grove.
Others present were Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Steinke of Sandy,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schantine, .
Billy and Phyllis of Boring, Mr.
and Mrs. FredRoberts. LucUle
arid Beverly erf Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Newton and
Kenneth of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Falk and Shurry of
Brownsville, Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Isom of Harrisburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Falk, Lila, Treva
and Vonda of Halsey, Mrs. Algie
Sweet of Eugene, Mrs. Whitman
Lamb of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Steinke of Richie and
Mr. and Mrs. Forster and sons,
Phillip and Donald.
On Tuesday another dinner
was given for Robert Forster
at the home of his cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Steinke on
Hollywood drive. Invited guests
were grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. 0.,C Scofield, and his par
ents and brother, Mr. and Mrs.
R. I Forster and Donald.
Mrs. Smart Will
Entertain Club
Mrs. J. P. Smart will preside
at luncheon on Friday afternoon
at her country home on Glen
Creek road in compliment to
members of her club. Contract
bridge will be in play during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Gibson will be an
additional guest Members are
Mrs. Elmer Daue, Mrs. E. A.
Kurtz, Mrs. M. P. Adams, Mrs.
Frederick O. DeLano, Mrs. Da
vid Wright, Mrs. Ray Yocom,
Mrs. H. O. White, Mrs. Leon
Gleason. Mrs. O. A. Olson, Mrs.
Eric Butler and Mrs. Smart
The Wesaan's Relief Corps
will hold a benefit card party
at the home of Mrs. Clara Mc
Derby, 2015 .Trade street, this
afternoon from Z to I o'clock.
Five hundred, pinochle and 'oth
er games will be in play to be
followed by refreshments. All
members are Invited to attend
and bring a guest
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ThM
Jeryme English
Society Editor
I CLUB CALENDAR 3
i THUKSDAT
Degree of Honor, Woman',
club, 8 p.m., initiation. -i
DAV auxiliary, all day sew with
Mr. Archie Brewster.
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North Salem WCTU with Mrav!
George Pro, 1913 Maple avenut, "
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North Salm WCTU, 1 p.n
with Mrs. Georg Pro, UlS Ma
; pie avenue. .. . i
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IATVSDAT -I ' ' Sj
Salem Woman, club, board meet
tnf 1.-45, busuieM meeting XM
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WEDNESOAT f j
Ladies Guild American Luth
eran church meet at S pjn
church parlors, i ";'
A Surprise j
Birthday
Party '
Miss Beth Siewert was sur
prised on her birthday Tuesday
night when her mother, Mrs. A.
A' Siewert, and : sister-inlaw,
Mrs. Alan .Siewert, entertained
at the former's home on North
Winter street f
Contract bridge was in play
during: the evening. A birthday "
cake and refreshments were
served at a late hour by the
hostesses. Bouquets of early
spring flowers provided the dec
orative note about the rooms
Honoring Miss Siewert were
Mrs. Robert Lehto of Longview,
Wash, who celebrated her birth
day on Monday, Mrs. Thomas
Pickett, Mrs. Harrison W. EJ
gin, jrL, Mrs. Wayne Doughton,
C Edgerton, Mrs. Orville South,
Mrs. Kenneth Hanson, Mrs. Roy .
Mrs. Robert Brownell, Miss Ele
anor and Miss Helen Trindle,
Miss Elise Schroeder, Miss Ma
cella Schwarz, Mrs. Alan Siewert
and Mrs. A. A. Siewert. I
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HfTS KirthdrfV I
. Sharon Louise Wright four
year pld daughter of Mr. 'and
Mrs. Al Wright was hostess lat
a birthday party on Tuesday
at the home of her parents, 2115
North! 4th street The color
scheme for the cake was pink
and blue, the table centerpiece
was of daffodils and other spring
flowers.
Young guests were Billy Ed
Wards, Elizabeth Horn, D a v d
Bancroft, Jean Ferrell, Steve
Briggs, Velyun -Alderman, David
Johnson, Karolyn McFee, Tandy
Byrd, (Alleri Kay Wright, Mrs.
Fred Hunt Mrs. John McFee
and the hostesses Sharon Louise
Wright and Mrs. Wright I
Celebration Is j
Lodge Plan f
Mrs. JSmil Otjen, noble grand
of Salem Rebekah lodge pre
sided at the regular session Mon
day night. Mrs. Melvin Ready
was appointed general chairman
of the committee to make ar
rangements for the Golden an
niversary of Rebekahshlp in
Salem, to be observed March 19
at the Odd Fellows halt Mem
bers land visitors are to wear
old-fashioned clothes or f0r
mals. f 5
Miss Wilda Siegmund's birth
day was observed under the
good bf the order President! of
FL club, Miss Lora Callison, n
nounced the St Patrick's card
partyj to be given March 15! to
which the public la invited.
Tickets can be obtained from
Miss Callison or any FL mem
ber. Formal initiation Is being
announced for next Monday
night; The? Three Links club
meeting will be held Friday Af
ternoon at 230 in the clubrooms.
Members of the Red Cross
sewing group met Wednesday
for an all day working session!
Tour now Easter Bonnet hat
all th endearing charm ' of
an old world print . ' . all
tho light-hearted gaiety of
apring at its merriest High
crowned cloches, wid brim
coolit hats, imart adapta
tions of the sailor-festooned
with flowers, soitened with
veiling, enchantingly yourt
at Sallys.
3.98 to 2L50
02EGOI? STATESMAN, Seta
Tea !to Fete
National
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A distinguished visitor on the
Willamette university i campus
this weekend will be Mrs. Mat
thew H. Scott of'.BericeleyCalit,
national councillor of Alpha! Chi
Omega. Mrs. Scott will be t
guest of the Beta Chi chapter
of Alpha iChl Omega. She has
come on her official visit as well
as to assist with the initiation
of new members on Saturday af
ternoon.' j
Invitations were in the mail
Wednesday for a tea for which
members of Beta Chi chapter of
Alpha Chf Omega win! be hos
tesses on Sunday afternoon at
their Court street chapter house
in compliment to Mrs." Scott
Calling hours are from 2 to 4
i?wie7iiiundred!n
.Miss Thyra Jean Currey will
introduce! to the receiving Hne
which will include Mrs. Matthew
H. Scott, Mrs. William E. Kirk,
housemother, Mrs. Burton A.
Myers, Mrs. Gardner Knapp and
Mrs. George Hanauska, house
president 1 !
Following the. Initiation serv
ices Saturday afternoon the new
initiates win be honored ' at' a
formal banquet in the evening at
the Golden Pheasant with Mrs.
Scott a special guest ;
South City WCTU
Meets Friday
The South Salem ! .Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
hold its annual institute at Leslie
Methodist church Friday after
noon and evening. The afternoon
session will open at 1 o'clock
woth devotions by Rev. Charles
Ha worth. A business session will
follow, with the president Mrs.
Vergil Burson,1 in the chair.
The afternoon program will
feature the departments of work
of the organization as follows:
What's; doing la the Oregon
legislature, Mrs. Charles Ha
worth; The flower mission de
partment, Mrs. Leona Johanson;
Our organization and i interna -tion
relations, Mrs. Leonard Gil
key; High points of the Chil
dren's Farm home, Mrs. George
Henderson; Our duties as Chris
tian citizens, Mrs. A. W. Cas
well; The visual approach to
alcohol education, Mrs. C. W.
Stacey. j
At six o'clock a no host sup
per will be served with the bus
bands of the members as special
guests. The committee in charge
is Mesdames T. W. Conner, El
sie Trick, A! W. Caswell and
W. J. Nottage.
The evening "program will
open at 7 o'clock with devotions
by Rev. F. C. Stannard. A vocar
solo will: be given by Miss Don
na Unruh. The speaker for the
evening Is Miss Joy Hills, prin
cipal of Leslie junior high school
who will discuss 'some of the
problems confronting the youth
of todajjr. Both afternoon and
evening sessions are open to the
public i
Mrs. tobert Lehta (Patricia
Hutchison) of Longview, Wash,
has been spending a few days in
the capital as the guest of Miss
Beth Siewert The Lehtos re
cently moved to Longview from
Seattle.
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Oregon. Thursday Morning.
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Mrs. Marshall Monroe
National YW
T i t
Executive
Coming
Mrs. Marshall Monroe, mem
ber of the staff of the national
board. Young: Women's Christian
Associations, New York City,
will arrive in Salem, Friday, to
confer with committee members
on the financing of the program
of YWCA work in this country
and abroad, now greatly expand
ed. :
' Mrs. Monroe was elected a
member of the national board in
1928, served as chairman of the
national student council, and
Joined the staff of the national
board in 1839 to fill her present
position In the department of
interpretation and support
Her interest in the YWCA be
gan as a Girl Reserve in Phoenix,
Arizona, and continued as a stu
dent 'member of the YWCA in
Stanford university, of which she
Is a graduate. 1 Mrs. Monroe liv
ed in New York for many years,
in France and Spain for one year.
Since 1941, her home has been in
Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs. Monroe has also been as
sistant finance secretary to the
national society, for the preven
tion of blindness, and has done
research for the National Indus
trial S Conference . board on ag
ricultural problems.
Locally the visitor will meet
with' the Salem Council of So
cial agencies and the YWCA.
The membership committee,
with; Mrs. Gerge Swift as chair
manj will act as hostess at a
tea and membership meeting Fri
day night, in Mrs. Monroe's hon
or. Mrs. Monroe will speak on
"Women and Girls in the YWCA
Throughout, the World." Mrs.
Claude Glenn chairman of the
social committee, is in charge of
tne tea.
North Salem WCTU will meet
on Friday at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
George Pro, 1915 Maple avenue
Mrs David Cooley will lead de
votions, Mrs. Mabel Martin will
discuss the book, "Negro in
America" and Mrs. George
Smyth will talk on social hy
gene. A piano solo will be played
by Katherine Hawk.
I
Mrs. Gerald Lappin was hes-
tess! to members of the Dine and
Do Club Tuesday afternoon at a
one I o'clock luncheon. Mn. Tom
Finn was a special guest During
the afternoon members did Red
Cross sewing.
Modi' 9. 1813
Soprano to
Sing at
School !
- Final artist to appear on the
t Salem high . school Crescendo
concert series is Juanita Carter,
soprano, who will sing a full
length concert tonight at the
, school auditorium at 7:45 o'clock.
Kentucky born and ffew York
trained. Miss Carter comes high
ly recommended by flattering
, reviews from newspaper critics
wherever she has appeared, from
New York to Seattle! The re-
Viewers seem to e?ree that she
Is good to look at and pleasing
i to near., They stress her excel
lence in pitch and clearness of
diction. .:::f-
The following Is her program
tor tonight:
X Prithee, Send Me Back My
: Heart , : 1 Lawes
When X Hav Often Heard Puree!!
looacco's But An Indian Weed .
v Tojk Tune (James I)
EUen'a Zweiter Gesanf
So Lasrt Mich Scheinen
j Im rruehnnf :
Schubert
Schubert
Schubert
rrom the opera "Manon" L Massenel
1 Restons id .. ,
t Recitatice and Aria: Adieu notr.
pern taote :
S Gavotte . '
I lardin D'Amour arr
! Invitation Au Voyage
Pass. Pled
I Saraband. , ;
Vuihermoz
Duparel
- Brunean
- Bruneau
-Oh.- Lovely Nirfit
Ronald
Deaf Woman's CourtshlpJ
xct. Powell
ram ox uie wuaerneas
Horsmaa
Waconda Club to
Honor Husbands
Mrs. Fern Runcorn was host
ess to the Waconda Community I
club at her home on Wednesday.
A no-host dinner was; served at I
noon. Cards were in play during
the afternoon with prizes going
o Mrs. Kooert Kuneorn, Mrs.
W. Kraber and Mrs. J. Barthol
omew, i I
Fourteen members were pres
ent and guests were Mrs. Gilbert
Femes and Miss Marjory Lundy.
The next meeting will be March
14 with Mrs. A L. Lamb, 527
Knapp street
The Waconda club will enter
tain with its
husbands on
home of Mrs.
annual j party
March l7 at
Merle Lucas.
for
the
The Shrine Club fermal dia
her dance will be held at! the
Marion hotel on Friday, April 8,
according to present jplans. The
date was changed from April 10.
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No wonder you want , your Easier outfit to be
"extra special" . . . he's coming home orj fur
; lqughl !
i See'these beautifuLsuits . ; see them man tai
loredtp a "T" m:. . see them soft and dressir .
see them with matching toppers. Come in to
day for your Easter choice is among therh
Seeing Tilings
Green and Yellow Vegetables
Needed in Average American Diet
By Mxin Baren - . (
We Americans have been found deficient in vitamin A, that mys
terious little ingredient that helps the eyes adjust themselves quickly,
aids so much in resistance to infection, promotes growth and is a good
all 'round good health enthusiast ? -
Vitamin A certainly should not be lacking in Oregonians diet,
what with the markets full of fresh vegetables, Just begging to he
invited to dinner. .
Butter which contains vitamin
A is of course something special,
but green and yellow vegetables
may beservdd frequently on the
"table to provide the necessary
Ingredient with no expenditure
of ration points.
Such vegetables las broccoli,
spinach, carrots, Swiss chard,
kale and other greens, sweet po
tatoes and even good old winter
squash will help along in get
ting the necessary quantity of
vitamin A. 1 ,
Speaking of vitamin A, here's
something to make the eyes
bright:
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SWEETC POTATO-SPINACH
' CROQUETTES
t cups mashed sweet potatoes
t tablespoons melted butter
or substitute
4 tablespoons scalded mule
Dash of pepper, k
i teaspoon salt '' j
1 cup cooked spinach
Fine cracker crumbs or corn
flakes
,.t eggs slightly beaten -
2 tablespoons cold cold water
Add melted butter and milk
to the potatoes, season and mix
well. Make croquettes, filling
the center of each with a little
spina cn. Roll In cracker crumbs
then in egg beaten with the wa
ter and roll again in crumbs. Set
aside to chill. Fry In deep fat
and dram on paper or make into
flatter cakes and fry. in shallow
fat
Apples and cabbage will make
another dish to pep up the defi
ciency diet
Shred a small head of cabbage.
2 apples and an onion together,
cover and cook until done, add
ing a dash of butter, , salt and
pepper, 1 tablespoon sugar or
more, M cup vinegar a little be
fore done.
Here's a way to make squash
the main dish, with Just a little
assistance from bacon.
SOUFFLE OF SQUASH
WITH BACON
Bake Hubbard or marblehead
29.75 to 119,50
squash, run through a sieve.
Make a sauce by melting 2 ta
blespoons bacon fat or butter,
adding 2. tablespoons flour and
. gradually addficur 4 cup milk.
When cooked. add 1V4 table
spoons salt few grains , pepper
and add the hot mixture to three
beaten yolks, stirring until
smooth. Now fold in beaten
whites, fold in 1 cup squash
pulp and bake at 300 degrees in
a greased baking dish for 45
minutes; '.. J.
; Arrange bacon on top as It
comes from the oven.
Musicians Will
Perform Friday
The monthly" program of the
Junior Federated music clubs
will be given in the lobby of the
YMCA Friday night The public
is invited to hear the following
Wood Nymph Harp
Rea
Wrirht
w uronxi, piano
JUtO. Tarantella I , Keller
Patty Boyer, piano i
Cradle Song i Schumann
Opal Vaughn, violin
Wanda Vaughn, piano
Whit. Sails j Vernon Lane
Shortnln" Bread i, arr. Scher
Ida Jo Henderson, piano
April. My April J Million
Edith ratrham, vocalist .
Th. little Ballerina Taylor
But. Butterflies 4- Main villa
Eileen Susbauer, piano
Gavotte in B Flat . Handel .
Lowall Vox.
piano
Tuompaoa
Bizabeth Johnann niana
Summer Reverie ; Torceaaoa
Elves . i ; Rogers
Alice Rowland, piano
Old .Black Joe-.-.- Foster-Riley
loan DeWltt, harp
The Surf ; i. : Van Dyke
tekres HiU. piano
My Mother Bids i Me Bind My
Hair J Haydn
The Blackbird Song Cyril Scott
Beverley Kenney, vocalist
Fog at Sea ,j Hibbs
Susan Parry, plane
Apres un Rev. Faurc-Grainger
George Adams, piano
vocal accompaniments by "Jewel
Oueffroy. ,j
Counsellors represented on pro
gram: William Fawk, Charles M. Har
gTave. Mary Hedrick, Jessie Bush
Mic kelson. Lena Belle Tartar. Pran
ces Virginie Melton. T. S. Roberta.
Margaret Hood. Margaret Hogg. Sa
cred Heart academy. Mrs. P. r.
Thomas. Mrs. rrank Burlinghara,
if an Hobson Rich, Mrs. David Eason.
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