0 Thm Stat man, Solent, Ore.. Thursday. December 16. 1948
Christmas Preview
Scxmdiriavian, German Cookies for
Holiday Eatina-Are Old Timers
By Maxine Bares
Statesman Woman's Editor
The Scandinavians are great ones to make small cakes (cookies to
us) for holidays, and one of the favorites for most any time of year are
fatigmand or "poor man's cookies," which may have been for poor men
In the old days but certainly not now.
FATIGMAND
10 egg yolks and 7 egg whites
1 cup sugar
1 cup thick cream
1 tablespoon melted butter
Flour to roll out
2 teaspoons cardemon
Beat eggs together, with sugar
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unbeaten cream and remaining in
gredients, with flour enough to
make a stiff dough. Roll out very
thin, cut in triangles, cut a slit in
the center and pull one end of tri
angle through it. Fry a very light
brown in deep fat. , ,
The next recipe is one supposed
to have been made by the Capu
chen monks and is really a cookie
though it's called
CAPUCHEN BREAD
1 cup sugar
7 eggs
2 ounces bitter chocolate
'z cup unblanched almonds
cup grated peel
cup flour
teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon cloves
Beat sugar and eggs as for spon
ge cake, add melted chocolate and
coarsely chopped nuts, peel and
then add flour. Bake in a 10x12
greased pan for 40 minutes in a
moderate oven. Cut in squares 1'?
x 2'i inches.
Then there's the old world spe
cialty, Lebkuchen, which was a
must" at Christmas in old Ger
many.
LEBKUCHEN
4 whole eggs
2 cups light brown sugar
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon cinnamom
2 ounces citron, cut fine
pound almonds, cut. fine
Beat eggs well, add sugar grad
ually and beat again. Mix flour
and cinnamon with chopped nuts
and citron. Combine twa mixtures.
Bake in flat greased pans at 375
degrees and when cool cut in strips
about 5 inches long, frosting with
pink or white icing before remov
ing from pan.
Silverton Mrs. Martin Hannan
and Mrs- Walter Shierman enter
tained at the Hannan home for a
group of former neighbors at a 6:30
no-host supper. Cards were played
during the evening. Awards were
won by Mrs. Albert Green, Mrs.
Ray Davis, Clyde Ramsby and J.
Ollie Taylor.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Green of Sweet Home,! Mr. and
Mrs. Mert Egan, Mr. ancj Mrs. Joe
Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis,
Mr. and Mrs- J. Ollie Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Higinbotham, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Ramsby Mr. and
Mrs. Hannan and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Shierman.
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CLUB CALENDAR
THURSDAY
Sweet Briar club ChrUtmaa party
with Mrs. Sadie Crump. Veall Rd..
1 p. m. covered diata dinner, exebangea
ox sift.
Past Presidents' tub. Marion aux
iliary, VTW. with Mrs. James BeaU.
1010 North ith it., annual Christinas
party and exchange.
: Fidelia class. First Baptist church,
with Mrs. Mark Skiff. 421 ' Court
St.. 2 p. m.
' Salem Concil of Women's Organi
zations, chamber of commerce, X pjn.
.. Oregon State Nurses association, dis
trict No. 3. Christmas party and meet
ing at Oregon State Tuberculosis hos
pital, 8 p.m.
Lions auxiliary with Mrs. Harry
Scott, 960 N. 9th it.. p.m.
' Toastmistress club, Nohlgren's JO
p.m.
Haysville Woman's club, with Mrs.
Charles Anderson, Lancaster Drive,
1:15 dessert luncheon.
Spiritual Sunflower club with Mrs.
Elvera Beard. 550 Tryon. 1 p.m.
Keizer Ladies Sewing club, all day
meeting, no-host dinner, gift exchange.
West Salem Woman's club, Christ
mas party, city hall. 8 p.m.
MONDAY
Hal Hibbard auxiliary. No. 4. meet
at VFW hall, 8 p m., exchange of
gifts.
FRIDAY
Barbara Frietchie Tent. Daughters
of Union Veterans, with Mrs. William
Entress. 1885 S. Commercial St.. 8 p.
m. Christmas party, gift exchange
to follow.
Willamette University Faculty Wo
men's club Christmas party. Baxter
hall. 8 p. m.
Englewood Woman's club with Mrs.
George Ailing, 559 Statesman St.. 1 :15
dessert luncheon.
Golden Rule class of Evangelical
United Brethren church. Christmas
party, with Mr. and Mrs. Nick LeRud,
590 Chemawa Road.
Au Revoir
Party For
Stewarts
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce VanWyn
garden will be hosts for an au
revoir party Saturday night at
their Jefferson street home In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Stewart, who are leaving the end
of the month for Portland to make
their home, where Mr. Stewart
will be engaged in public account
ing work. The Stewarts have a
daughter, Linda, and they have
purchased a home in Portland,
planning to move after Christmas.
Bridge will be in play during
the evening with a late supper
following. The holiday motif will
be carried out in the decorations.
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
will be Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Swenson of Albany, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Fravel, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Scheelar,- Mr. and Mrs. Otto J.
Wp.on and Mr. and Mrs. Van
Wyngarden.
Campfire Corner
The Otakuye Camp Fire group
met Monday night and the girls
organized for an evening of Christ
mas caroling and individual re
ports were given on a group treas
ury project sponsored by the group.
Fourteen met at the home of
Mrs. Charles Lambert Wednesday
for a special practice before their
radio broadcast, December 16. The
girls are members of the Soenki
Camp Fire group.
Meeting Wednesday to finish
Christmas gifts they have been
making, 13 Rainbow and Cherrian
Blue Birds also drew names and
completed plans for their Christ
mas parties. .
Mrs. L. Thomas and her 20 John
ny Jump Up Blue Birds were busy
Monday making home decorations
and Christmas gifts. For decora
tions the girls made Christmas
bells from tin can tops and Christ
mag wreaths with fruit jar bands
and bits of greenery.
Delta Zeta Party
At Deischer's
Delta Zeta alumnae was en
tertained Tuesday at the home
of Miss Mildreo Deischer, with
Mrs. Charles H. Derthick assist
ing. Dessert was followed by a
Christmas party and exchange of
gifts. Guests from out-of-town
were Mrs. Ella Williams of Ru
pert, Idaho, mother of Mrs. Bjarne
Ericksen, and Mrs. A. M. Austin
of Forest Grove, formerly Mrs.
Ether Easton. Mrs. Austin was
presented with a gift from the
group.
Members attending were Mrs.
W. H. Foster, Mrs. B. L. Bradley,
Mrs. Ward R. Davis, Mrs. Bjarne
Ericksen, Mrs. Hugh Morrow,
Mrs. E. A. Carleton, Mrs. Albert
Depenbrock, Mrs. Charles F.
Feike, Mrs. Virgil Sexton, Miss
Maxine Paulsen, Miss Prudence
Paulsen, Miss Betty Vaughn. Mrs.
Austin and the hostesses.
Alpha Tau Omega
Dinner Friday
Alpha Tau Omegas are plan
ning a dinner at the Gold Arrow
for Friday night at 6:30 o'clock.
Following the dinner, election of
new officers will be held. Fred
Lewis of Rickreall is president.
All ATOs are invited to attend.
Coed Tells
Betrothal
Romantic news revealed at the
Delta Gamma house on the Wil
lamette university campus Tues
day night was the engagement of
Miss Alene Axelson, daughter of
Mrs. Verne Axelson, to Roland
Hendrickson, son of Mrs. Marv
Hendrickson of Salem and C. H.
Hendrickson of Newberg. No date
has been set for the wedding.
During the dinner hour the tra
ditional box of candy was passed
bearing the news and ring. The
Christmas motif was carried out
in the decorations.
Miss Axelson is a sophomore ;
at Wjllamette university and her,
fiance is with the Yeater Appli
ance Co.
Lester DeLapp
Commercial
Hauling
Furniture
Moving
Juntorj Club Holds
Initiation Monday
Initiated as new members of
the Salem Junior Woman's club
at the Monday night meeting were
Misses Betty Jean Borgner, Mari
lyn Nelson, Mrs. Jack Baker,
Mrs. Donald Cooper, Mrs. Robert
Copley, Mrs. Harold Heiserman,
Mrs. William Judson, Mrs. Frank
Ward, i Mr. Wakefield Walker,
Mrs. Thomas Gabriel and Mrs.
William Habernicht. Voted as
new members were Mrs. Edgar E.
Woodson and Mrs. Vernard Bean.
Mrs. Carey Martin, Jr. report
ed on the meeting of the Salem
Council of Women's organizations
and plans were made for the
club's Christmas party on Decem
ber 20 at the home of Mrs. Ar
thur Roethlin.
The club voted to send Christ
mas gifts to the tuberculosis hos
pital, blind school, Mlllcrest and
the boys' training school. Mrs.
Arthur Roethlin was appointed ,
chairman of the safety commit
tee, sponsored by the general
federation and five dollars was
appropriated to the fellowship
loan fund. Mrs. J. N. Harper, I
transfer from Olympia, was wel
comed by the club. Mrs. A. C.
Newell reported on the Girl Scout
troop sponsored by the club. 41 i
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