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Hi-p-II- 'in Re v>a-1 w. Mrs, MeK Wright find Miss Lucille ' .1 .V ' 'llI1 Hu (' ! i l < ' . . Springtime Juncheo contract , . . and we hear favors. ** Tunight'a tin* night II; San Jr.se Navy M re hr; their sorial mt-fiing at tht of the commander. Mrs, Bryant. Route 1. Box 261, Sirs, Minnie Bastian wil ; assist Sorority (It> ' ill :4 F "/ . ....... .. bv Mrs Smith, who amimnttvd- At BridgeI M -ii ' > . . ' .' .i n. citation for Uie slttlo OAR to rn. I in tom ,l..`ft two from mnv, in 18)3. Present were Mcsdamea Patil Compton, ticon ird A. Bartit, t^on.ird M. Far-el!, Chtrlo K Members of 1 of Kappa Kappa were entet latnctl social and liridj et Mrs Kvea M , . . those (k-~ir;r:z irarsypo nation b e as, the YW CAa:a 7Y5, IfaMotxoi, Ifatevy W. licmlrix, teli court, 'Wesli Vh'tur H llitlis. Rudolph J, Hocl- Each guest l;t( Miss Barbara Jean Berger and her fiance, Donald lor. William J, King, Donald W. "white elephant' Easter Parade . . . ai! the important mornenv \hB.i <> > r' 5*v wiil prt-- iftil LI- ten O'Cf Ectensen, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas Campbell Jr., at their home on Lawton avenue in Oakland.. They were also entertained by Mr, and Mrs. MalNatr, IfegSnald L., Harry, Wt* 'e tlioaeti !' ft'armi W. Smith, Alexander present, the h sitnti, cimrics ltussotl Williams; bri-lge ag.ihi m Misses Emma Chase, Margaret chtdces titter tin Male n?& Sep >n to m their m:ninmt age* ^v.-*r fm* C to will rn <"id& l a.roujUlAh American* Not Mrs. Klose Againstotylme;;i'(Tjfr! ttmokrtfont\mI-Smas!&:hrmi` Bound by Wine Head* Service ClubWrKita-ifhiffte..rCm(MtifAfrVeimnt&mm'to` fsnttisrfi Service BuiesOpal Tmhm \\i-i* in t Carl Appelbattm on the Contra Costa road. Mrs, Ecltlh Klose was reelect* 1 Hi tlie jireshicnvy of the Aina* eompl!n?nut.v showing f ipvi-1 Run rantft Service club, at Wt'djms- Jy things for the suh-rirh wo! :tf!R the LcgteairgouerHggnenseosncitnavhfenemeWgdhcjosn.-*moidcnaifsshitisfastPo'>.isn,la;sn>aurp.ttbnieeutt,oa,ipdraAereecb,rueartpaatecmrtfrrhcveeieiddh*rD!l!Iiiit4An"iyyrmwFTi-i"tie'sh'i-rtr?ic*e;a.xnras*ma;v.rupci nnleth,8savt-ethMrervaieri;nKd-tgtofmwiww>inhj!itewvesasVmsV,h!oraistdt. complete this tempting and nu be serve-.I ai room temptra'urc. tritious iurscheon plate. | American. w.th his especially de- Breakfast heat veietped liking tor cocktails* anti I icfbcold drinks of sit kinds, ussu- tifty's Informal ndw>;it luncheoti in the .Masonic temple. Mss, Net tic Kennedy was narnt'd t*i the vice pre4ttafcy am? Mrs. fititla Wibi.sins was * - I-; a .J -- '..r;, ana trcstsurer. Forty munbers and friends shared the ium:lH-hn and after noon of sewing and chatting. The club is sponsoring a card parly Saturday evening, April 8:. at the home of Mrs. John E, For trr-a'fist panic --ditty. jally prefer* both white and red Sunday mornings preferred-- | wines served cold. " s:,;:8,*-sicsffykserve fried apples, the apples Then there is the question of cored, then sliced thin crosswise j what wine to serve with certain and candied.- Easy to take with t fmids/The European connoisseur hot muffins and tiny sausages. has an elaborate set of "musts" and "must nots" to be observed, Ervin, 880 South Eighth street Mgibbers and, frionds-may .make reservation? by calling Colum;! bia 3222-J or Ballard 45C6-J. Next meeting of the Service chib will be April 16 in the Ma sonic temple. 1 Innson, MiUlroif Haiiimn, t.,mra. Hickman, Sue liickinan. Guests were Mrs l/ee O M.ithxwi, Mrs, Ethel Pyle /and Miss Maud W. Pait'iek \ ....A `mile by Mr Kart W. Yarn fthndy: -on "The chopkatlbii :if PnMit uiiiiticj, .n Nathmiif D<j * Un,W- iMtoceded the IIIMtlhg. .f Oyster Slajft </ Potatoes 4 baked potatoes 2 i,ahiej)(jM)g etyam . At tcastwhn salt " ?4 teaspoon jKiprika ,- ' % teaspoon ceicry sail J cilp thtek ivhlt# taiice : ii cup .small oysters:.. 8, , . 1 teaspoon, .:50|ipbd 'pitrsliy * : Cut i>oiatoPs in halves, remove and mash (he pulp. Add cream, sail imrt celery aalt to potatoes and heat until very fluffy, (If ami oypters. mixed. IJghlly cover with potatoes. Bake- 18 minutes. wr.tjiiit'd, liigii niug was won U; pie Re,im,iif.i The orgimDatl ftipsh-Khsfep .#6 no Ah/A hotel Ji, with music am. his K'ntm.mf he oliuhied ft O' the somriiy. I resent nt Mis ty were; ilertah-t K lerseh, Kathcrii Gould, Mar- >de !t.U ve, M.irge Hi nut is. Mary J.m Iccn Owen, Jiine nil. ! feien Fe Sto-'in, Eltwuta li Eafnlch, end ih. mlttee wnnlsthiR Dnvey Worley, . Veins French. ** Kary Aitor of launchpp. new hi)h''~*a .'dose-er< which can be ke with a few swift and without a Soul demanding pfir.'.psliy that red wif.es he serttg wt'h red meat- such as yeak, roast, game or fowl . .whi.e white wines should he served with white men's wh m fi-h. oyher*. hors To protect the wooden finis?! on mhing tods, golf clubs and ennis rackets, rub lightly with floor wax, `Boitsh' wnit a clean -oft Hath. d'oeuvre?. or ehukcTi. The average American cares not a fig for the rule book in this regard, choosing to enjoy any wine .he likes be..t .. ,(yheth; er white or red .. regardless of what oilier fowls are served with (he meal. Thus, If he and his family particularly enjoy Amcri can sauterncs, claret, burgundy or chablis... they will serve this ona wineright-through tile en tire meal. ..and be perfectly correct in doing so. Fits! oi Son Carlo* wS^egKfiS* (MS Jl^S MBCgflfiftNo to May 'My lsl>rt| leims of ||m I *|B| to 3$ weeks f<& 9R|ltaflHk pay it SAN JOSE PAINT InmmiJ uypVllirrTifmgl htt,fmsow. g*i0aasi AND WALLPAPER GO. Four Months To Try You may wear the glasses I 112 Sonth .Second Street Columbia 2.1 ' i fit you for four months. If I you're not entirely satisfied I will gladly refund every penny. m minh o u s es Aisrs 6Aipg%tetiif fpligiii;' i Quid Peiiefrpwm E, L. LaLsne C>; 'ti 11 I'sn.k * .vr jv- f ` ' i tl.tvjoj I 103SQOTH FIRST ST. | j PIJiPLIi W# Rcgatar mildly mclcz'i?d Cr v>iKuri(tiii . fatrw? t+Outn cm.emt!, is a.y 'i LIME nd Per Day , . . you may buy a neu)-- 1941 Refrigerator, Washing, Machine *S