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Page 6 Section 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Ore.,' Friday, December 21, 1956 k-'-tP; B ., II Capital Women Edited by MARIAN LOWKY FISCHER L.ornmgs To Be Hosts FOUR CORNERS (Spciali-Mr. Holiday Guests to Be With Ebersoles It is to be an especially merry holiday time for Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ebersole. Arriving this and Mrs. E. R. Corning will be i weekend will be her son, John hnt at riinn.r on rhriima riav Blair, and three of his friends for their family at their Mahrt 'm Australia to be here until street residence. Coming from BiU-,New Years. Mr. Blair and the tags. Montana, for the holidays are ! tn Pup from Australia have r .nH u r.. .a : fea IB Canada and the United from Blunt, S. Dak., Miss Audrey Sta'es for several months. Corning. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. I . ""' ' Tower and children. Randy. Dennis here the Ebersoles plan to enter and Terri. Okonogan, Wash., and 'a,n . "? .at.thelr .beach 1'0me Mr. and Mrs. W esley M. Corning ' ? 5 iol a day " n and children. Diane and Max,! 'h wfnl of : December 28 the c.i th. ... Ebersoles are entertaining a neigh- plans oo an extended visit. Cher the holidays her parents will observe their golden wedding anniversary on December 30. Party Given for War Mothers Group ) in their apartment in the Lee be tween S and 7 o clock. Auxiliary Donates Toys for School KEIZER (Special) Keizer Lions . , . . ... ' auxiliary met Tuesday evening at AnjiuMV.nr.sunM ji r i , lor ,h. hm nf Mr. American War Mothers was at the ,1(K n;. .:,,, T i.- j rw - . A Sreat variety of stufled toys was saker. Wednesday. A Christmas ; rf A', hv ,h m;mh. with Mrs. Vern Billings assisting. tree featured the decorations. Mrs. Jack Henningsen. member of the made and donated by the members of the group, and were to be taken Wednesday afternoon to the Salem Garden dub made ribbon state Bltad b Mrs John roses for the members She also , Coomer ,0 be given to Cnil. old the members of the work of dre at Christmas. This is an an the Garden dub nual donation by the Keizer group. Mrs. L. R. Harter read poems Kefreshments were served, she had written and Mrs Addie , Attendine the meelinu were Mrs Curtis gave several readings Co-. Derral Burright. Mrs. Vern Bill- Goldenweds To Be Feted Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Young will be honored on their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, De cember 23, at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Read on Lawless street. Friends are invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m. The couple were married De cember 25, 1906. They have eight children, 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Their children will all be home during the Christmas holidays, and ! include: Mrs. Clifford Swope, Spo ! kane. Wash.; Mrs. Clyde Ruckert, Arlington, Wash.; Mrs. Lester Par- Isons, Asoten, Wash.; Lyle Young, ! Seaside; Mrs. Fred Johnson, Ever ett. Wash.; Miss Ethel Young, . Portland: Mrs. Lloyd Maple, Para i dise, California; and Mrs. Read. Past Presidents' Event Annual Christmas party and gift exchange for the Past Presidents club of Capital unit. No. 9, Ameri can Legion auxiliary was at the American Legion club Thursday. Members present were Mrs. Lark Brown, president: Mrs. Min nie Gregory, secretary; Mrs. Frank Waters, Mrs. Albert C. IGragg. Mrs. Michael Castellano, ; Mrs. Anson Ingels, Mrs. 0. E. Pal- mateer, Mrs. Beryl Porter. Mrs. 'I. Bacon, Mrs. Walter L. Spauld ling, Mrs. Austin Wilson, Sr., Mrs. ! Clara Poland, Mrs. A. D. Apper Ison. Mrs. Florence Ames, Mrs. T. I J. Brabec. Mrs. Lue A. Lucas, Mrs. Jennie Bartlett. hostessses for the affair were Mrs. tags, Mrs. Otis Anderson, Mrs. Lucy Lichty. Mrs. Kate Elgin and j uater Kechter. Mrs. AI Lamer Mrs. Frieda Cogswell. M,rs. Ray Lafky. Mrs. Earl Rem- Mrs. Cogswell Sent Christmas 1 nel Mr Dltn Vnnlcpr Mr. .Inhr. cards for the club. Mrs. Martin Fayton, Mrs. James Morley, Mrs. Viesko, president, announced that Stanley Watson, Mrs. Lloyd Treat, six baskets of fruit and three jrs. John Coomler. plants have been sent to shut-ins. veterans were sent unnstmas u i.j D cards with II enclosed with each, j Holiday Party The club has sent J15 to the Port-1 Miss Larrie Lou Osterman was land Veterans hospital: $10 to the hostess at a oartv recently, at the Roseburg Veterans hospital: 25 home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. u Lamp n one uomicmary ior me : Lawrence Osterman. The affair Veterans, and $30 for canteen preceded the winter formal dance of Kappa Alpha Phi sorority at Linfield college, given at the Sa lem YWCA. About 65 members and their escorts attended. A pink and silver Christmas theme was used throughout the rooms. The table was covered with a green cloth and centered with an arrangement of sprayed pink and silver leaves and ornaments. Mrs. Charles V. Mooney assisted Mrs. Osterman. Others assisting were Misses Carol Carter, Carolyn Lindskog. Jeanne Hanson, all of Seattle, Miss Carol Beale, Idaho. Miss Lindskog and Miss Hanson were weekend guests of Miss Osterman. Christmas Party Alpha Psi Party Alpha Pi chapter of Rrta Sijjma Phi met at the home o Miss Grace Carmen and Miss Lucile Higby for a Christmas party. The jrroup dec orated a ChriMmas tree for Ihp tale hospital. Rakcls were filled tor two needy families, followed by a ChrUtmas program and gift ex change. Gtieta were Mrs. James H. Turnhull and Mrs. A. J. Becker. Hr j-'wtatw?'".1-' ".'tf WMn,;... Today's Menu COMPANY DINNKR Chicken Breasts with Cream Gravy Steamed Rire Broccoli Cranberry Marmalade Hot Buruils Baled Greens with Orange SfH-tions Steamed Molasses Pudding Barrage BTEAMKD .MOI.A.SSKS Pt DDINt; Jngredients: l'i cups sifleil flour. n teaspoon Daking soda. ! tea spoon cinnamon. ' tpaspoon nut meg. 1 egg. 2 tahlesixMins sugar, . H cup milk. 2 tablespoons butler or ! margarine imelted1, la cup dark i molasses, ' cup seedless raisins ; 'rinsed in hot water and drained . s.i cup coarsely chopped Urazil nuts. Melhod: Sift together the flour, baking soda, cinnamon and nut meg. Beat egg until thick and lemon colored; beat in sugar. 1 tablespoon at a tune, then milk. melted butter and molasses. Beat In sifted dry ingredients just until smooth. Fold in raisins and Brazil nuts. Turn into well-greased 1- ejuart mold; grease mold coer and lock in place. Place pudding on rack in steamer: add enough boil ing water so it covers bottom half of mold. Cover steamer; steam 1 hour. Bemove pudding from steamer, open and insert rake tester in center. If lestfr does rot come out clean, cover pud ding, return to steamer and steam another 15 minutes. (Water should boil gently during entire steam ing i. Serve hot with Hard Sauce. Makes S large or 12 small serv ings. If pudding is made ahead, remove, from mold, cool, cover tightly and refiigerate. o Reheat ever boiling water, allowing about 1 bour. , i At Sehurking Home Beautiful Christmas time decorations have been featured at the home of Mrs. B. 0. Schucking and son. Bob, and dauchter, Miss Helen Sihuiking. In the upper picture is a corner of the dining room showing ttie buffet, displaying an array of madonnas, and at the top a "cherry boy." a figure in red and green. At the side of (he buffet is the grand fir Christmas tree trimmed with Christmas bails imported from Switzerland. In the lower picture is the setting for a Christmas breakfast, the white china plates featuring Christmas trees and the crystal being in cranberry glass. Above the table is the Advent wreath from Italy, done in while and green with red candles. The tree at the right of the label is a jaik pine one with variegated pastel ornaments, and the one in the bat ground at left is an incense cellar with bright ornaments, i Ben Maxwell picluics. Capital Journal) books for their adopted ward No. 1- Mrs. Ben Randall, hospital chair man, announced that 75 dozen cookies have been sent to hospi tals, and a shipment of 11 boxes containing afghans, men's cloth ing, leather purses and other items have been sent to the veterans. MRS. ALDA MURPHY was hos tess to the Past Noble Grands of the Salem Rebekah lodge Wednes day evening, for a Christmas party. The January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Howard N. Hun saker. , CHRISTMAS party for Marion county salon No. 412, 8 and 40, American Legion auxiliary, was Wednesday evening, with a gift ex change. During the short business ses sion, the Salon sent $2.50 to the National Jewish hospital, $5 for the transportation fund and $5 for the Tuberculosis bond. A BUFFET dinner is being plan ned by the Highland school Moth ers club for February 8. A com mittee has been named to in clude: Mrs. Marvin Nettleton. chairman: Mrs. Ben Higashi. Mrs. Carol Meeks, Mrs. Lyle Urban and Mrs. Alfred Cbivers. MR. AND MRS. Malcolm Marsh are leaving Saturday, to spend the Christmas holidays in San Mateo, Calif., at the home of Mrs. I Marsh's mother, Mrs. Pat Long. MRS. FRED LASATER, Walla Walla, who has been visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Coburn Grabenhorst, left today for Cali fornia to spend Christmas with another daughter, Mrs. R. J. Sig-ler. Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met for its annual Christmas party Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding. Co-hostesses were the chapter pledges who presented a skit and distrib uted the exchange gifts. During the evening a group of carolers sere naded the director, Mrs. Margaret Kelley, at her home. Guests for the evening Included Mrs. Robert Topping, Mrs. B. Kel so. Mrs. ErI Svendsen. Mrs. Ralph Meyers, Mrs. Don Eilert, Mrs. Robert Cameron, Mrs. John Froe lich, Mrs. Denton Walker, and Mrs. Jean Shadley. The next event for Eta chapter will be a New Year's eve dance at the Hollywood Lion's Den. Officers Elected New officers were elected at the meeting of Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom Wednesday evening, at temple Beth Sholom. Mrs. Mau rice Blum was re-elected presi- jent. Other officers Include: Mrs. Aleck Cohen, vice president; Mrs. Bernard Brown,' recording secre tary; Mrs. Abe Steinbeck, corre rponding secretary; Mrs. Sam Co wan, treasurer; Mrs. Isaac Saff ron, Mrs. C. A. Sandstedt, Mrs. Ted Linn, trustees. Installation of officers will be January 16. Mainwarings Hosts To CJ News Staff Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mainwar ing were hosts at their annual Christmas steak dinner for the ' Capital Journal news staff Thurs iday night, the party being in the Green room at the Marion hotel. I Thirty-one attended the affair, the group including stall memDers ana ! their wives or husbands; and i George Putnam, editor emeritus. ! Three staff members there for the first time were Jerry Claus- sen, staff photographer, and Paul jw. Harvey III, assistant in the j sports and news departments dur ing school vacations; and Mrs. wu lliam 0. Wood, proofreader. Miss Marjorie Becke, who is leaving the first of the year for San Fran- Cisco, also was given a hand by the group. I . Christmas Ceremony For Camp Fire Girls A Christmas ceremonial for the O-Ki-Hi Camp Fire Girls was given recently at the home of their guardian, Mrs. Virgil Pade, beginning with a buffet supper. All arrangements for the cere monial and the decorations were in charge of the girls, as one of theii requirements for the Wood Gatherers rank. Greeting guests at the door were Arlene Heifer and Diana Chaka run. Pouring were Kay Gaskill and Susan Daue. Assisting about the rooms were Patricia McCoy and Sandra Kelley. Serving at the buffet table were Paula Jo Riches. Dorothy Linnell, Rose Ellen Pade and Jean Hunter. Guests attending were Mrs. H. Hunter and son. Miss Faye Hun ter. Mr. and Mrs. F. Chakarum and sons, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Daue, Mr. and Mrs. John Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kellev, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gaskill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Linnell and son, Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heifer and Virgil Pade and son. The O-Ki-Hi Camp Fire girls re cently appeared on the Red Dun ning show on KOIN TV, the first of five goals toward their national birthday project. Spinsters Club Dance Interests Gala event for Saturday night will be the annual Charity Ball of Salem Spinsters club at 9:30 o'clock at the Senator hotel. Miss Alice Lehman Is general cha r- !man. All proceeds go to the group's project of assisting the ; Haven school. j Among those entertaining pre ceding the dance are Miss Ma-v Louise Lee, Dr. John S. Griffith (and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ta ., the four inviting a group of their frierds to the home of Miss Lee. a larte group of tlie col.cae j contingent home for the holidays will De auenuing me pdiiy anu dance. Guests at Party Guests at the annual Christmas party of Insurance Women's as sociation of Salem Thursday eve ning at the Marion hotel were as follows: Miss Anita Davis. Mist Sally Hofman, Miss Lois Kellow, Miss Jean E Smith. Miss Betty Loose. Mrs. Bob Schaeffer, Mrs. C. P. Tablyn. Mrs William L. Koeplin was in charge of the program, which fol lowed the social hour and dinner. Santa Claus visited the group and distributed gifts. Christmas carols were sung by the group. . Surprise Shower A surprise shower was given for Mrs. Francis Waser at the meeting of her bridge club Thursday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Quinton Murren. Additional guests at the party were Mrs. Ted Carlson, Mrs. Vern Kitchel, Mrs. William Schaumberg, Mrs. Bert Cole. Navy Mothers Meet Salem Navy Mothers club met for the annual Christmas party last week at the Veterans of For eign Wars hall, with Mrs Roy Hagedorn as hostess. A no-host dinner was served to more than 30 members. Co-hostesses were past com manders, including Mrs. Ivell Haley, Mrs Lester Hudson, Mrs. Annette Friesen, Mrs. James Hart ley, Mrs. Clem Ohlsen 1 (?f.ftM.fcf 3 E - -r fimi VT.r I I II jf; SATURDAY - DEC. 22 U ' Dog Sled Rides ll BFcr the Children jH PATIO SHOP - SECOND HOOP. lAi lyfi II 00 A. M. 15.00 NOON N. OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SATURDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. for the Kiddies at MEIER & FRANK'S-SALEM DOG SLED RIDES . it' Patio Shop-Second Floor That's right-art actual dog sled ridel Actual "working Sarre oyed dogi from the Yukon kennels of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chriitensen of Jefferson, Oregon. These dogs have been shown all over the Northwest and In Alaska and have been winners many t.mes. 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