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6-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Dec. 21, '55
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By JIBVME
f BOLUUY SOCIAL WHIRL . . . who has Invited members of the
' is in full swing with many parties j Gaiety Hill Garden Club to come
tin the ;cnria . . . The Kappa by for coffee at her Oak Hill Ave
Kappa Gsmma alumnae are plan-'nue home after 10 o'clock. . .
t n n; a holiday coffoe on Friday,' Party hosts . . . tonight will be
Dccemhpr 30 at the Candalana Mr. and Mrs. William R. Shinn.
J hme of Dr, and Mr. Charles W. ;who are entertaining a group of
, Kills , . . ihe aKair hi heir? ar- their friends at a buffet dinner
, ran;ed in enmplimcnt to the active at their I,cslie Street home. . . .
, members in Salem and the Wil- Tei Time . . . M Tuesday aft
? lamette Valley who are home from erB00B WBel Mrs. Albert &
( college dunns the holidays- . . . Grm entertained with her tra
. Mrs. Refer M. SchncU and Mrs. dition! neighborhood Christmas
Robert Eljin are arranging the party it Ber i0VPy K0Tth Capitol
I 10:30 o'clock coffee. , . Street borne . . . gnests calling
j- Several parties . . . are being at 1:30 o'clock and greeted at the i
,' arranged for the New Year's week- door by Mrs. John P. Maulding,
. end. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Peter M w ho wore a becoming gold print i
' Ganaar have sent oat Invitations taffeta gowa with gold shoes. . ,.
; to a Informal ,- apea . boase for , The hostess wearing an attractive
s Which they will be hosts oa New pine green satla afternoon gowa
' Year's Day at their Jerris Avenue with a Christmas corsage pinned
residence ... a group of their at the waistline. . . .
; friends have beea Invited to call p0BriBg ... w Misj Rate
betweea t aad 7 o'clock. Dickson and assisting were Mrs.
Ea'ertalaiag , . . oa Monday, Carroll Roger Nelson and Mrs.
January X will be Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hay. . . . Mrs. George
Frank Bnrlingham and Mr. and Aiken invited guests into the din-
, Mrs- Robert H. Baidock, who have ing room. . . . Mrs. Aiken leaves
tavited a few of their friends to Thursday for Seattle to spend the
. aa informal at home at the Burl- holidays with her son-in-law and
lagham resideaco betweea I aad daughter, the Robert Jacksons.
7 o'clock. ... !. . . The table covered with a
Coffee time ... on Friday when maroon satin cloth and a center
Mrs. Roger Probert entertains at piece of frosted pine combined
her Fairmount Hill residence for . with tiny Christmas trees and or
the pleasure of Mrs. Richard H. : naments tied to a branch. . . .
Spooner, who recently returned to ; Garlands ... of cedar above
the states from Germany with Cap-' the doorways in the living room
tain Spooner ... they are visiting
in the capital at the home of her
mother. Mrs. George Hull, until
leaving for Captain Spooner's new , msntel a Madonna ... the bean
assignment in Washington. D. C. , tiful stairway adorned with ce
U . . a srroun of friends have been dar roping and red bows. . . .
invited to call between 10:30 and
M 'if.tr iUm crt.Act nt
A V klWS tw ic.i use U..-i w
honor. . . . Assisting the hostess
will be Mrs!.. Richard M. Pase.
who is here from San Francisco for
k. I'm l.n. U.lfloU
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iwra. Kussru w. wirmer, ana Mrs. .
f onra aonse . oa Friday at
Friday at
the Manbria Gardens home of Mr. :
mm J tMm. 1 U' !.. Cnlllv.a mm J
hildrea, Steve. Naacy. Dave aad
Bill. ... The Sallivana have In-
Tiled membcra of Ihe filalesmaa
aewa staff and their families to
drive ant to Manbria Gardeaa U
ee the Christmas decorations aad
atop by their home between 1:30
aed o'clock. . . . Assisting Mrs.
fiatlivaa infonnaflyaboat the roema
will be Mrs. Wendell Webb, Mrs.
Al Lightaer, Mrs. RsVrt E- Gang.
Vr. r.;i Pr.n Vrf Mrw!
Mrs. Caarad Prango and Mrs.
ware, Mrs. Thomas G. Wrltht Jr.
Charles Ireland.
A hostess . . . this morning will
be Mrs. Robert M. Fitzmaurice,
low m (AiMin
MICH II INIICT
-Made by the Bakers of
Maater Bread"
- to fjtfva you better
' service and allow our
elovees to prepare for
? '' 1 Joyoui Christmas;
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' , we wiu nuuniam our
j ; ' 'regular hours.
) l With bert withet to all
fore ,
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and cauitht at each corner with
bright clusters of ornaments....
Frosted greens arranged en the
Tw. lighted ChrWm.s tree, and
mntiv v.ril lie tits in si ratirflt
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adding a festive aote about the
roms. . . . K tiny tree ladea
with nrnlatnre Christmas pack-
( til frOfit AtMT ...
f.i.i li. l!-.u
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flav Tuenaav afternoon wn I tin.
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Jty t,. thJ Smlt home ?"
Nortth 5th S;rect, ,Pecfal
uest Christopher a cousin,
uana naeni, who 11 nrre iruin
San Francisco for the holi-
dayl,
Club hostesaes . . . Mrs. Otto
Kraushaar nresided at a bridae
laneheoa Tuesday sfternoon for
u i mm. .t..k .ui.
wruiucii ut ii. . IIUU ... .. T. i
the group's annual Christmas par
Mrs. Lea N. Childs enter.
BM c,nb Christmas '
-Mwrt talce1 n
Tt mi kr K-rik llfh sir !
home. ...
Fete a visitor . . . Mrs. Allan
T. Carlston and Mrs. Austin
Eivers will be hostesses for a
Christmas coffee Thursday morn
ing at the former's Evergreen
Avenue home in compliment to
Mrs. James Greer of San Diego,
Calif. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Greer
and son, Ronnie, are spending
the holidays in Salem at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Fletcher. . . .
Visitors ... are arriving far
the holidays. ... Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Maxfleld aad daughter.
Ann, of Monterey Park, Calif, are
coming north Friday U speed
Christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Silaa Galser . . . they
will be here a week. ...
Arriving ... in Salem Thurs
day night by train will be Mr.
and Mrs. Charles L. Lee and son,
Douglss, of North Hollywood,
Calif, who will spend Christmas
week at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Doege. ...
Expected ... in the capital
Thursday night is Dr. George H.
Swift Jr., who will spend the
holidays with his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. George H. Swift
. . . Dr. Swift hss come West
from Durham, North Carolina,
where he is on the faculty of!
uuae university , , .
Willamlna Miss Helen
Moroney was given a bridal
shower this week by Mrs. J. Shelby
and Mrs. V. Coulter. There were
22 present She is the bride-elect
of Robert Laverty of Ainsworth,
Neb., who is stationed in Astoria
with the navy. The wedding will
be Dec. 31 at St. Michael's Cath
olic church in Grand Ronde.
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Mrs. Raymond Hoffman, who was installed as the
1956 worthy matron of Trinity Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star at a formal ceremony Tuesday night at the Scottish
Rite Temple. (Kennell-Ellis Studio).
Installation of
Trinity Chapter
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On Tuesday evening at the Scot-
tish Rite Temple Mrs. Raymond
Hoffman was installed as worthy
rfrin Uy ChapteTo 175
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Order of the Eastern Star. Oar- lor the event will De Mrs. o
ence Field was installea as worthy , Ferreira program director and
patron for the coming year. editor of Girls Friendly Society.
- . jiNew York Citv.
Mrs. raoi noDinson. pasi grana
I mntrnn tm the installine oflicer.
r-v--- - r";th. hnxiAav. .nd u visi,ing ln
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v e. Bercman. instating chao-
i v v n.rir. inctaiiinv rh,n.
are also invited to attend
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mg marsnai; ana Airs, utan uu
I vail, installing organist.
The elective officers Installed
were Mrs. Clarence C. Field, as-
'aowate matron; rrans: weiueion,
associate patron: Mrs. C. M. Hix-
on, secretary; Mrs. Wilfred Wil-
n. treasurer; Mrs. Msry fugn.
conductress; and Mrs. Lloyd Ved-j
der associate conductress.
Appointive officers installed
were Mrs. Herman Kortemeyer, i
chaplain; Mrs. Fran Netueton.
marshal; Mrs. Lawrence Flagg,
rhoniain- Mn Frank Nettleton. I
orBanist: Mrs. James Moullet,
Adah; Mrs. Robert Irving. Ruth;
Mrs. Charles mgranam, tsmer
Mrs. Orval Graham, Martha; Mrs.
Albert Rasmussen, Electa; Mrs.
Robert Pattison. warder; and D.
M. Eby, sentinel.
During the evening Miss Karen
Covert entertained with piano se
lections and Miss Evelyn Johan
sen sang, accompanied by Miss
Beverly Walls. Mrs. Len Edwards,
Mrs. Robert Hoyser and Mrs. Clyde
Gilman, the Calvary Trio, sang
several selections.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing the installation by the
members of Cherry Assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls. The
Uin till ?Wn liL-fi
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cUslgntd for giving!
. by Foberge . ,
new Fabrgtt pvrs perfume
In engraved golden cos
gift boxed with motching cologne)
3.75 the beautiful set
her choice of,
Aphrodijio Woodhue
plus tK
ouisiftsfitr cosNit
SKefCAt CfMttl SSAMCN
ass aaaaal at mm ita
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Mrs. Ferreira to
Be Guest of Girls
Friendly Society
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The Christmas meeting f theCfN Anito
Girla Friendly Society of St. Paul s i ' " T I 1 1 1 w
Episcopal Uiurcn will De neiO
i Thursday afternoon in the parish
nail at 4 p.m. a special guest
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Mrs. t erreira came wesi ior
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visit to Salem and mothers of the
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the party and meet Mrs. Ferreira.
The advisory committee and ad
visors will be at 1 o'clock at the
church with Mrs. Ferreira. Mrs.
Kenneth Sherman is chairman of
the advisory committee, assisted
by Mrs. Allan Barber. Mrs. M E.
Chadsey. Mrs. John Horner, Miss
thiahetn Sorter. Mrs. Ja rrice,
Mrs. W. M. Rosenthal and Mrs.
George H. Swift. Advisors include
mrs. uernaro n. ragcnsiniwr,
Mrs. canoer nweigert. Mrs. J
r.
William Baldwin and Mrs. D. C
uaumganner.
Willamina Mrs. Jerry Land
mark was honored with a shower
at the December meeting of the
Firemen's auxiliary. A Christmas
gift exchange was also held by
the members after the short busi
ness meeting. Hostesses were Mrs.
Martin Myers, Mrs. Jess Myers
and Mrs. Bill Lash.
committee in charge of the even
ing'a arrangements were Mrs. D.
M. Eby, Mrs. J. E. Van Wyn
garden, Mrs. Robtrt Forster, Mrs.
Harry Charlton and Mrs. R. C.
Genre, past matrons of Trinity
chapter.
Tigress Act IV
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Late Comert
Familiar Candy Recipes Found x'
Best lor Last Minute Cooks
By MAXINE BUREN
Statesmaa Wimaa'i Editor.
Christmas candy miking may bring out the adventure in
many, but in more, it means making the old favorites fondant,
fudge, brittle and popcorn balls. And last-minute recipes
should be familiar.
Fondant, though a very simple combination of sugar and
water and maybe corn syrup, becomes pretty elegant randy
when given a coating of chocolate or more fondant, or a filling
of fruit or nuts. Here, in answer to a request, is:
FONDANT
2 cups sugar 2 tablespoons light
1V cups water corn syrup
Boil together to 238 degrees or until it forms a soft ball
when tried in cold water. As soon as sugar dissolves, wash
down sides of pan with cloth tied on a stick, or with a brush
(a. little more water in the syrup won't hurt). Put on a lid,
for a few minutes, so crystals on sides of pan will dissolve. Do
not stir syrup after crystals are washed off. When syrup is
cooked, pour onto a wet (not greased) platter or slab of marble
and let cool to lukewarm. Work with heavy whip, or a candy
maker's spade, or use a very wide, heavy putty knife, until
creamy. Wrap in waxed paper and let stand in a cold place
for several days. Then flavoring, or adding ground nuts or
fruits as desired. Mold as wanted. This will keep a long time
when wrapped in paper, and mellows in flavor.
Then there's always a demand for good old popcorn balls,
and here's a standard recipe, this one taking brown sugar;
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cup brown sugar
cup white sugar
M cup molasses
Vt cup water
Boil together until it forms a hard ball when tried in cold
water. Add Vs teaspoon soda when removing from fire. Pour
over 3 quarts popped corn and form into balls. Grease hands
before handling mixture.
A third favorite is mlrshmsllows snd one thst the kids
could mate.
MARSHMALLOWS
2 cups sugar 1 envelope plain gelatine
1 cup water (2 tablespoons)
Vi teaspoon cream of tartar
Cook sugar, 4 cup water, cream of tartar and salt until it
forms a soft ball when tried in cold water (236 degrees). In
the meantime, let gelatine stand with the remaining half cup
water for S minutes. Best until very thick, adding color and
flavoring as desired. Pour into shallow pan well dusted with
cornstarch. When cold snd firm cut in squares, remove from
pan and roll in powdered sugar and cornstarch mixed.
Ceremonial
Shrine
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wmamette shrin e, 0rder of While
shrjne of Jerusaem hed , Christ -
m ceremonjal Monday night w jth
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; ess. and Everett Holt, watchman
. h. .u.nll.rH. Br..iHi,
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Receivings the degree of the order
were Miss Sandra Hull, Miss Eva
Ellen Fern, Mrs- Sophie Mull, Mrs.
Roy Reynolds, Mrs. John Cochran,
Mrs. C. W. Shields, Mrs. Nora
Rolow, Mrs. Paul Robinson, Mrs.
Oliver Etheil. Mrs. Flossie Bed
well, Mrs. Clifford Elgin, Mrs.
Lydia Schur, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Kollock, Mr. and Mrs. John Muir
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster
Guests were present from Oregon
Shrine, Portland; Trinity, Burbank,
Calif.; and Friendship, Salem.
December birthdays were honor
ed and a Christmas party with gift
j exchange followed the ceremoniaL
On the refreshment committee
were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Arm
strong, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs.
Frances Holt, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pfaff, Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Shreve,
Mrs. C. C. Gabriel. Mrs- Ed Harns-
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Open Sat, December 21th
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9:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
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2 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon vinegar
Hubbard Womans Club
SUUimaa Nwt Srrvtrt
HUBBARD -The Hubbard
Woman's club re-invested a $25
check in the lighting fund for North
Marion Union high school athletic
i i. -.i j i tu.:. l ri :
!" h Mr, Fi3
! ZSk nt hihiiK
, rm'.n'cflks TW ,h'',g
ithrlstmas in various lands with
I Mrs A F deL)inas in rharue
r j:ryr,: :.. r
gifts for MacLaren school and the
community Christmas-treat Thef
members exchanged gifts and each
brought an additional gift to be
sent to a mental institution.
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WEDNESDAY
Eifht and Forty talon dinner,
Chwr h i StrakhmiM, S 30 pin.
Willamette Valler Tea-hen Aun
ciation, with Mra. Mary Champ, 17SS
C St., 1 o'clock no-host luncheon
Women'! Aaaoclatlon ol Flnt Pres
byterian Church, luncheon, social
hall. 11 15 p.m.
Ainsworth Chapter, OES, Scottish
Rita Temple, S p.m.
raiDAT
Silver Bell Circle 4J. Neiihbors of
Woodcraft. Christmas party snd
meeting, Salem Woman's Club, S
p.m.
berger, Mrs. Jack Stagner, Mrs
Merle Curti3 and Mrs. Jesse Hatch,
Oolll
balls
2 tablespoons butter w f
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Couple Feted
On Silver
Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Joe BonawiU cele
brated their ailver wedding anni
versary at a reception on Sunday
afternoon at their Virginia Street
home. Over a hundred guests called
between 4 and 7 o'clock, including
several from out-of-town.
The party was arranged by the
couple's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Bonawitz Jr.
They were assisted by Dr. and
Mrs. Austin W. Elvers. Mr- and
Mrs. Vincent Fletcher. Mr. and
Mrs. P. C. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Callahan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson.
The ounch table was covered with
a green cloth trimmed with silver
bells and tiny bells. The center-
piece was sprayed evergreens
shades of white, red and silver
with a silver candle and bells.
Aaaaal Christmas party for Cen
tralis Temple, Pythian Sisters will
be held tonight at Beaver Hall at
8 p.m. There will be gifts for the
children and a program. A short
business meeting will precede at
7 p.m. ,
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Corvallis team! -;
Win Top Honor!
Corvsllis teams won two of tha.
top places in the December mas
ter point of the Salem unit of;
the American Contract Bridge
league. Jack Shepard and R. D.;
Hutchinson were high, and Mra.
Jose Moriti and Glenn Hall wer.
third in the tournament at tna
Elks club rooms Sunday, while
finishing second were Mrs. E.
E. Boring and Mrs. C. L. New
som, snd in fourth position were)"
Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis and El
mer O. Berg.
In the weekly tournament of
the Elks Duplicate Bridge club,
Mrs. W. M. Cline and Mrs. F. C.
Lutx won, followed by Mr. snd
Mrs. R. D. Hutchinson of Corval
lis, Mrs. W. A. Barsch, Mra.
Dewey Howell, Mrs. Lloyd Jones
and Mrs. C. B. Bentson.
SOl'TH SALEM Mra. Stanley
tajR;lMnesll entertained the Friend.
ly Neighbors Garden Club at their
annual Christmas party at her
home on Bluff St. Mrs. Myrtle
Sprong was program chairman
and a group of carolers presented'
tne program, me ciud wiu assist
a needy lamuy ior me noiiaaya.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marrill was a
I guest.
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