The Stateeman, Salem, Oregon. Friday. February 13, HIS g
served to accompany the main
dish.
Club to Party
Seeing Red
w .. Mica TTuhlman cannot
Red gelatine is handy to use as
Violinist
American Pension Plan club
No. 1 win hold a social meeting
at the woman's clubhouse, 460
North Cottage street on Saturday
night at f o'clock. The affair will
be a Valentine's party.
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attend, Edith Fairham, contralto,
February Holidays Feature Handy
salad and be flavored with cher
Is to be her alternate, ine un
gate will play an eight minute
group during program at the
convention. 1
ries or any other fruit or red
vegetable. Celatine In red color
makes a festive dessert, can be
used to garnish the meat platter
Wins Honor
Betty Kuhlman, violinist, of
Willamette university .has been
Color for Housewives to Use in Menus
I m
By Mahe Barea
tUtMBM Womaa'B EdiUtf-
v-ti r iiuwln'i Hirthsla Valentine' Dar and
and may be the chief dish for
changed . Its, meeting days from ,
company "desserv in ine evening.
Cut into heart shapes (usually the
woman of the house has a heart
shaped cutter in her set of dia
mond - club - spade combination).
Gelatine can be used for Valen
tines day. In-circles to simulate
cherries and provided with a piece
of green tor stem it takes on a
Wathingtonish flavor.
There's leas choice in red vege
tables, beets and- tomatoes provid
ing about all the variety possible
ads when served either cooked or
selected by Mu Phi Epsilon, na
tional music fraternity, to repre
sent Phi Lambda chapter as mu
sic delegate to the national conven
tion at Cleveland, in June, accord
ing to Melvin Geist, dean of the
school of music.
Miss Kuhlman, auditioned last
mmiDcr by the national presi
dent, is a pupil of Frank risher.
A business delegate to the conven
tion will be selected later. In
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the nrst wonaay w v .
Wednesday, will meet with Mrs.
Goegle, route, f, j Wednesday,
. v. . i LikJ.. iit1 rimtriH m rtwvi color fOT UM in
decoration, and food. Red lends itself to flowers, fruits, vegetables and
raw.
With red paper napkins, or even
a colorful crepe paper table cloth
for good measure, the meal needs
little else to really make it fes
tive, and appropriate to the Feb
ruary holidays. Children and even
grownups like party, even if
there are only family members
artizicUUjr coiorea xooas 01 wvri mm.
February I.
Sale chapter. OES, ICS wHl
meet at the Masonic temple Sat
urday night at t O'clock. This
will be a district Irteeting with
Naomi chapter of Dallas. Mrs
Ben Felger, grand matron, wiu.
make her official visit
n-hem. the homemaker can pro
la sauce for sundaes or to dec
orate cakes,
duce a festive meai zor we immuj
without any extra work at au.
Here are some foods which you
might like to be reminded of. as
producers of colorful food for this
Cranberries, to be Jelled (or
bought In cans already jelled) and
cut into heart shapes, diamonds
month's special mean:
r-Vrr-i. trt H made intO DMS
or in rounds for1 garnishing the
ngm now. tseeis niu wre mi
to enjoy it.
or tarts, to top salads, to be used
meat platter, salad dowi or 10 oe
... i i fTYViu t4tt1lVM) who
Mr. and Mrs. rucnara iyuii "x""- ' ,
ware married on February I at iaS
church by the Rev. Seth Huntington. Th.brlde it db
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Swertngen ol Salem. Th ne wl r
weds went south to Oakland. Calif, where they will make
their home. (Jesten-Miller).
Miss Spence
To Marry
Plans are being revealed for
th wedding of MUs Raroona
Joyce Spence. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. LeRoy C. Spence of
Portland, formerly of Salem, and
Richard Brooks Beckford. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Beckford of
Woodburn. which wUl be an event
of Sunday. February 15 at the
First Congregational church. Tne
Rev. Seth Huntington will offi
ciate at the 4 "dock. nupUaU
with a reception following.
Ronald Royce Spence twin
brother of the bride-elect, will
ing. Mr. Spence will five his
daughter in marriage. She ha
aked her Utr, Mrs. Donald
Stogner of San Mateo, to be her
matron of honor, and brides
maids will be another sister, Mrs.
Mom Van Dell of Salem and Mrs.
Wilson Beckford. Mrs. Stogner
flew north with her boos, Terry
nd Dennis, and i in Portland
at the Spence home. Wilson Beck
Ijrd will be his brother's best
man.
a.i Wi-n-i deb liter
ature group wlU mt Uotuir at
the clibhouse ror ron
-.t U riH th nraeram slated
for 2 pu. Prof. Kenneth H. York
f the Willamette university tew
.i i will a ak on "Lit-
erature In Law." Members and
guests are welcome to atieno.
Nowl
At Millers
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- - when you use amazing new
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Suggestions
for
Valentine
Gifts . . .
A distinctive Valentine's
Day aift from Miller'a will be
sure to make them happy I
And, famous brands now
are no higher priced in many
Instances than ordinary no-
names or unknowns, oo
make It quality lor that gift
of gifts . . . Have it appro
priately Valentine gift wrap
ped. For Your Convenience
We Suggest
. . . Perfume
. . . Cosmetic
. . . Handbags
. . . Handkies
. . . Slipper
. . . Gift ware
. . . Stationery
. . . Lingerie
. . Linens
. . . Candie
. . . Luggage
. . . Fur
. . . Infant Wear
...Boys Wear
. . . Men's Tie, Shirt
. . . Picture
. . . Glassware
. . . Copperware
. . . Fine Wool Blankets
. . . Bedspreads, Sheets
. . . Lunch Cloths
. . . Neckwear
. . . Costume Jewelry
. . . Watches
. . . Pen an d Pencil Sets
. . . Photo Frame
. . . Furniture
. . . Millinery
. . . Ready to Wear
. . . Sportswear
. . . Blouses
. . . Sweaters
Always "Nylons" for
Valentine's
No greater compliment could
you pay her than presenting
a pair or two of our 15 den
ier sheers to her on Valen
tine' Day!
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Handkerchiefs, Gift Wrapped
,
A great variety of fine handkerchiefs In both domestic and
Imported await your choice her tomorrow for Valentino
Dory' gifts! Select your iavorlt and have it gift wrapped
ready to prevent
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DOWNSTAIRS
Her fBTotitenew
Spring shade is
here . . . end we
know her size
(If she buys her
nylons here) . . .
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ple as A-B-C
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time todaI
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