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Sacred concert. Knight, Memor
ial church. 8 o'clock, fi, , . -
Film rSttas Marner.? rFlrat.
Congregational church. S o'cblock.
., i : Monday i ;
tAiss Dorothy Pearce's piano re
eltal. 267 N. Winter street. 8:15
o'clock. ' ... .
. Commencement exercises at
Sacred Heart Academy. 8:15
o'clock.
Piano recital by pupils of Mrs.
Martin Fereshetian. 657 Chemeke
ta street.
St.,Panrs Guild. Mrs. W. H.
Wenlock, 1460 Broadway, hostess.
Tuestlay
Benofit bridge lea. ' Chemeketa
chapter. Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution. Woman's club
building.
Miss Margaret Fisher's Junior
piano recital. First Presbyterian
church, 8 o'clock. -Wednesday
Jason Lee Methodist women's
societies; 10:30-12 o'clock. W. F.
M. S., 12 to 1 o'clock, luncheon;
1 to 2:30 o'elock. Central circle
Ladies' Aid. and 2:30 to 4 o'clock,
W. H. M. S.
First Methodist W. F. M. S.
Mrs. J. O. Goltra, 725 Court
street, hostess.
Thursday '
"Open garden" at Jonesmere on
Wheatland Ferry road. 2 to 8
o'clock. '
'Tis the loveliest gift earth knows,
A pure white rose,
Whiter than flying snows,
Or moonlight when it flows
Through marble porticos;
Or. the frosty, cameos
On a lonely windowglass.
Katheririe Lee Bates
Mrs. Arthur J. Rahn Is
Hostess for Cadman
Club of Portland j
One of the exceedingly attractive
events of the week was the 1
o'clock luncheon and musical
afternoon at which Mrs. Arthur J.
Rahn was hostess , last ThlirsJday
afternoon at her home on Lincoln
Hill6hen she entertained for the
pleasure of the Cadman Music club
of Portland. The affair was a par
ticularly attractive compliment for
Mrs.iRalph.MllleTMrt. Rahu's sis
ter, who is a prominent member
of the club. . - s. .
The lovely roqms ofthe Rahn
home were decked with .colorful
bowls and baskets Of delphinium,
deronlcum and. sweet wilUam.
Fourteen covers were placed at
the luncheon. " . V
A. distinctive musical afternoon
of vocal and instrumental num
bers5 followed. The instrumental
music was predominantly modern.
. Gershwin's extremely interesting
adaption of modern themes to clas
sic forms in the novel and difficult.
"Rhapsody in Blue" was played in
a notable way by Byron Arnold of
the .O. A. C. Conservatory of
Music and Miss Dorothy . Pearce,
at two pianos.,
Mrs. Donald Wayne Riddle's vo
cal group was charmingly done.
Miss Dorothy Pearce pleased the
Portlanders with three piano sdlos.
MacDo well's "A. D. 1620"; "Ser
enade': (Maykapar) and VAIinuet"
by Mirovitch. . ..
.business and Professional
Neio Officers ' .
: MHsa Ellen Purdy was elected
president of the - Salem Business
and Professional Women's club on
Wednesday at an important meet
ing at the "public! library. Mis
Purdy succeed Mis . Julia . ,- K.
Webster.. : -V, :.. ;f
illss Bauer gave an Interesting J
report during the evening on the
Louise home hospital in Portland.
In addition to Miss Purdy othe
new officers chosen were:
Miss Carlotta Crowley vice,pres
ident; Mrs. Florence Irwin, re
cording recretary; Miss Grace
Breckinridge, corresponding sec
retary; Miss Lois Ohmart, trea
surere. Delegates to the state conven
tlon in Astoria the third week oi
this month were also chosen al
last night's meeting. These an,
Miss Purdy, Dr. Purvine, . Miss
Grace Taylor, Miss May Cleve
land. Miss Merle Dimick and Miss
Ruth McAdams. Alternates cho
sen are Mrs. Grace Sehon, Miss
Phoebe McAdams, Mrs. Susan
Varty, Miss Josephine Shade,
Miss Carlotta Crowley and Miss
Lillian Schroeder.
Pridays to Leave
Middle of June
Mrs. C. R. Priday plan to ac
company her daughter. Miss Faith
Priday. , who has the distinction
of having been chosen to repre
sent t University of Oregon on
the student tour In Europe this
summer, as ,far,as ; Omaha." The
two will leavenOregon the middle
of June. - '
Miss Pearce to Presents '
Students in Attractive Recital
Miss Dorothy .Pearce announces
the, following numbers ' for an at
tractive musicale which ..will - be
given at 8:15 o'clock ' toinof row
night at the ) Pearce home af 267
N.JWinter Street. The parents and
friends of the poung participants
will be the guests: .
Twfnkle, Twinkle Little Star. .
.............. Wharmclif fe
o -Esther Vehrs, Miss Pearce
Cinderelhw; Valse Ballet . . w. , .
, i . . i . . . , -. . . v.. .Williams
f i! Ev& Louise Beckley. .. i
Nadia k . . . i ; . . . v . i. . . . . . Waehs
, - Edith Wheeler.
Three prominent matrons of St.
Paul's Episcopal church who were
joint hostesses last month at an
outstandingly successful bridge
tea sponsored at the Lachmund
country place for the benefit, of
the Junior Guild. Upper left:
Mrs. W. H. Lytle; upper right:
Mrs. Louis Lachmund; and low
er left, Mrs. J. Rhea Luper.
The Fountain . .' Bobm
Elizabeth Bon ell
The Village Fair DiUer-Oiaile
I Love Little Pussy.-. . .Bilderman
Esther Marie Vehrs
Melody in G . . . . . . Portef
M.argaret Wilson
Elegie Massenet
Mary Dolan
Spring Son Mendelssohn
Margaret Wilson
Margaret Heltzel
To Spring , Grieg
Edith May Jenka
Sundown .Butler
Josephine Albefx
Hungary Koelling
Margaret Heltzel
Chant Negre .Kramer
Pauline Johnson
Minuet Mirovitch
Norman Wright
Valse Tchalkowsky
Pauline Johnson
Josephine Albert
St. Helen's Hall Closes
With the closing of St. Helen's
hall for the season, two popular
Salem maids. Miss Dorothy Lives-
ley, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
T. A. Llvesley, and Miss Mildred
Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John J. Roberts, have returned to
their homes.. '
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas A
Acheson Are Hosts for Group
Honoring the members of the
Kimball School of Theology facul
ty and the Methodist ministers of
the city, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Acheson entertained at an exceed
ingly delightful affair on Wednes
day evening at the Jason Lee par
sonage at 1060 Jefferson street.
Pink canterbury bells, white lil
ies, and roees were lovely in the
"ooms, other summer garden flow
ers Intermingling.
The evening was spent with con
versation, games, and muslcf -DrT
liddle pleased the group' with pi
mo numbers- and Dr. E. C. Ulch
. nan and his father, William Hick
nan, with vocal duets.
At the refreshment hour Miss
Irene Ritchie and Miss Linnie
Jarney assisted the hostess in the
serving. -
In , the group for an 'enjoyable
evening were:
Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Hickman, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hickman, Dr.
and Mrs. E. 3. Hammond, Profes
sor and Mrs.. C. I. Andrews. Dr.
and Mrs. v Donald Wayne Riddle,
Mrs. George Emery, Dr. J. D. Mc
cormick, 1: Miss Mary E. Findley,
Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Taylor, Rev.
and Mrs. J. Willard De oYe, Rev.
and Mrs. F. L. Kennell, Mrs. Em
ma Hocking, Mrs. Elizabeth Sher
wood, Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Leach,
and grandson. Paul; Mrs. M. New
ton, Mrs. F. N. Cone, Miss Irene
Ritchie, Miss Linnie Carney, and
the hosts, Rev." and Mrs. Thomas
A Acheson. ; '" ?
Miss Levy to Leave J B
for New York 'V-iy'?- ft
Miss Elizabeth Levy is making
plans for an .Interesting summer
In New York.. On Thursday MlsgJ
Levjr will leave for the east to fill
concert , engagements at Ithaca,
Brooklyn. and In. Nw- York City
and also to further her study. She
plans to be gone (or two months. .
Chemeketa Chapter, to Hold
Benefit Tea on Tuesday 1 H
r-r Continued plans are being made
by Chemeketa chapter of: the
Daughters of the 'American Revo
lution for the ; distinctive bridge
tea which has been announced for
Tuesday afternoon at the Woman's
club house on North Cottage
street.
The affair is being sponsored for
the express purpose of raising' a
fund with which to purchase a
chair in the new auditorium the
Daughters are erecting In Wash
ington, D. C, as a tribute to Mrs.
Seymour Jones, past state regent
Mrs. Homer Goulet is chairman
of the committee in charge of the
project, which already shows pro
mise of being outstanding.
Her assistants are Mrs. John W.
Orr, Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs.
Carey Martin, Mrs. U. G. Shipley,
Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Frank
Spears, Mrs. Homer H. Smith and
Mrs. Alton B. Hurley.
Table reservations have already
been made by Mrs. Romeo Goulet,
Mrs. T. A. Livesley, Mrs. Ercel
Kay, Mrs. George A. White, Mrs.
S. Adolpb, Mrs. Harry M. Hawk
ins, Mrs. Ray Hartman, Mrs. John
Caughill, Mrs. Phil Newmyer,
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding, , Mrs.
Fred Powell, Mrs. H. H. Olinger,
Mrs. S. P. Kimball, Mrs. Ada
Strong, Mrs. Allan Carson, Mrs.
John H. Carson, Mrs. J. Rhea Lu
per, Mrs. Federick Lamport, Mrs.
Linn Smith, Mrs. W. H. Lytle,
Mrs. Charles Robertson, Mrs. C.
K. Spaulding, Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs.
George Rodgers, Mrs. O. C. Locke.
Mrs. Ralph Cooley and Mrs. Ed
Hartley.
Former Salem Resident
Returns for Visit
Mrs. E. B. Lockhart of Portland
who for many years made Salem
her home was a guest of Salem
friends and relatives the very first
of the mdnth. She was a guest of
her daughter, Miss Beatrice Lock
hart, who is a student at Willam
ette university, and of her brother.
Frank Meredith.
"Open Garden" at JoneSmerer
Particular attention is called
to a correction in directions for
reaching Jonesmere, the home of
Mrs. W. Al Jones. . where Miss
Mabel Crelghton will be hostess on
Thursday afternoon Valid- early
evening from 2 to '8 o'clock for
the pleasure of all flower lovers.
Jonesmere is about ten miles
north on the Wheatland Ferry
road and the exact place to turn
to a sideroad will be distinctly
marked with a placard. . "
Miss Crelghton will be assisted
by Mrs. W. E. Anderson, Mrs. H.
H. Olinger, Mrs. Edwin L. Baker,
'Mrs. Homer Goulet, and Mrs. W.
Al Jones.
Guests, at Moores Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Moores had
as their house-guests early last
week Mr. Moores' sisters, the Mass
es Carrie and Bertha Moores of
Portland. ,
Mrs. Fereshetian "
Announces Recital
Mrs. Martin Fereshetian will
present several of her piano stu
dents at a recital on Monday even
ing at 3 o'clock at her home, 657
Chemeketa street. Those on the
program are- Miss Adah Clark,
Miss Grace Lawrence and Miss
Louise Fereshetian. Parker Whit
taker will be the assisting artist
for the evening.'
WFMS to Meet '
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of the First Methodist
church will meet on Wednesday
afternoon af the home of Mrs. J.'
O. Goltra. 725 Court street. - The
lesson topic of the afternoon" will
be 'Mexico," with Mrs. George
Lewis," Mrs. Leonard. Nelson and
Mrs. Marion Cnrrie in charge.
The devotional will be led by Mrs.
H, F, Shanks.1 V v j:
' This will also be the mite box
ingathering, with the money' to go
toward general evangelistic pur
poses In the mission field.
Prophet . Meyerbeer
Sacred Heart orchestra. ;
Etude in D flat .... .'Liszt
Piano, Marian Boyle.
Caprice ; Z. Nlcoletta
Hap, Mary Jean Porter. '
Address to graduates. 5 '
; Rev. Geo. F. .Thompson.
Serenade from ' "Lea1 Millions
D'Arlequln '. Drtgo
. Violin, Nancy Thielsen, Marian
F Boyle,, ..." Piano, Margaret Mary
' Thompson.
(a) Ace Maria ........ Grafin Sztaray
(b) "Gloria Patri Palestrlna
Academy Choral Class.
Conferring of graduating hon
ors Rev. J. J. Buck.
Paa des Clmbales Cherainade
Piano I Thelma Porter.
Piano II Gladys La Forest.
The personnel of the orchestra
Includes: ' Violins, Claudine Gerth,
Norma Meier, Nancy Thielsen,
Marian Boyle, Lorene Lebold,
Thelma Porter, Ifonora Reidy,
Marguerite Estudillo, Ruthita Hof
nell. Barbara Schotthoefer. Viola,
Lenora Mickel, Gladys La Forest.
Cello, Evelyn . Emery, Marguerite
Elumenberg. Harp, Mary Jean
Porter, Betty MacDonald. Piano,
Margaret Mary Thompson, Agnes
Moisan.
Group Motors to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Paulus,
Frof,; and Mrs. Morton E. Peck,
MrsvvWm. Fordyce Fargo, Miss
Retfska Swart, Mrs. Elmer L. Ross
and Miss Edna Garfield made up
a party motoring to Portland on
Friday night to attend the meeting
of the Northwest Poetry. society.
Motor to Neskowin
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ryer left
yesterday morning by motor for
a week's vacation at Neskowin,
where they have an attractive sum
mer home.
Miss Martin Leaves
on Vacation
Miss Carrie Martin, second
grade teacher at the Englewood
3chool, will fpend the first part of
her vacation in Portland as the
guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
V. W. Martin. Later in the sum
mer Miss Martin will go to Eu
gene to be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W". J. Gross.
Miss Findley Is Honored
With lS-Cover Dinner Party
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blatch-
ford entertained for the pleasure
of Miss Mary'E. Findley, who is
leaving the middle, of the month
to spend the summer in Europe,
on Friday evening at their home
on State street. A lovely bowl of
columbine in pastel shades cen
tered the dinner table where cov
ers were placed for Miss Mary E.
Findley, Dr. and Mrs. Fred C. Tay
lor, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bergman,
Mr. and Mrs. E; CJ Hickman,' Mr.
and Mrs.- Robinson, Miss Millie
Robinson',' Mrs. Ora F. Mcintyre', '
Mrs. H. M. Durkhelmer, Mrs. B.
E. Carrier. Miss Lina Heist. Dr.
and Mrs. M. C. Findley and the
hosts. Dr. and Mrs. Blatchford.
Professional Women Plan :
Attendance-at Convention
The program of the State Fed
eration of Business and Profes
sional Women's Clubs to be held
at Astoria, June 18, 19 and 20,
as been 'outlined as follows:
Convention opens, June 18 at
2:00 p. m. Routine business in
cluding reports of officers.
Jane 18
8:00 P. M. Reception, Hotel
-Astoria, -'. also bonfire on
beach.
Jane 19
9:00 A. M.- Session reconvenes.
Reports standing committees
with discusions.
12:00 M. State and National
Federation luneheon at Ho'tel
Astoria, 31.00 per plate.
2:00 P. M. Continuation of ses
sion reports, discussion etc.
3:30 P. M. Election of officers.
5:00 P. M. Trips around city.
' 7:00 P. M Annual banquet at
Hotel Astoria. $1.50 per plate.
June 20
Breakfast in City Park.
For hotel reservations commun
icate with Miss MaryMcCrea, care
Post Office, Astoria.
Luncheon and banquet reserva
tion secured from C. M. Beyler,
president. Astoria Club.
Mary Stewart of Washington,
D. C, one of the most remarkable
women of. the country will speak
at the banquet.
Portlanders Return Home
Mrs. Allan Bynon and son Al
lan, and baby daughter, Ailsa. left
early lastlweek for Portland after
spending several days in Salem
as the guests of Mrs. Bynon's par
ents, Col. and Mrs. E. Hofer.
Raphe terians Are
Delinhtfully Entertained
at Hawley Home
Mrs. Cecil Hawley, assisted by
Mrs. James G. Heltzel entertained
at an exceedingly delightful
luncheon meeting of the Raphe
terian club on Thursday at the
Hawley home on Oak street. The
long luncheon table was arranged
on tbe spacious lawn, with laven
der sweet peas used in a lovely
bowl, for the centerpiece.
Mrs. Roy F. Shields and Mrs.
Frank . Reeves, non-resident mem
bers of the club, and Mrs. C. V.
Champlin of San Francisco, moth
er of Mrs. Hawley, were addition
al guests.
Covers at the 1 o'clock luncheon
were placed for Mrs. Roy .Shields,
Mrs. Frank Reeves. Mrs. C. V.
Champlin; Mrs. 1L S. Gfle, Mrs.
Carle Abrams, lira, C. E, . Bates,
Mrs." Grover Bellinger, Mrs. Phil
Newmyer, Mrs! Jamea - HeltseL
Mm. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. Guy O.
Smith, Mrs. Lee Unruh, Mrs. Fred
erick Hill Thompson, Mrs. Ray
Smith, Mrs. F. L, Utter, Mrs. Ron
ald Glover and the hostess, Mrs.
Kawley. j.
Chapter AB of the PEO
Sisterhood Is
Entertained at Chemaioa
Members of the PEO sisterhood
have I the memory ot an exceeding
ly, pleasant summer evening who
were! present last Thursday at the
nicntc- meeting at which Mrs.
Louise F. Brlckell of Chapter AB
(Continued oa pf .)
MINNETTA M AGERS
' Presents
Five Talented Young Pupils in Concert
at the
First Baptist Church, Monday Eve. June 7
They will be assisted by Dorothy Tongue, Violinist,
of Hlllsborh
PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED
Miss Magers Teaches Voice In Salem,
Studio Derby Bldg. phone 365
Friday and Saturday Only
This Gable-Qelson piano
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and value mean
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Many a home
maker, yearning
for a Steinway,
finds satisfaction and
good j honest value
meanwhile in a Cable
Nelson upright piano. .
10
down
The price is but
$395 and this is low
for! a piano as good as
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We, the Steinway
dealers in your
community, car
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Cable -Nelson,
! and will deliver
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starting sum of but
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I 244 North High Street
S v - Hill
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Sacred Heart Academy, '
Announces Commencement
Program .
' Invitations have been Issued for
the 63rd annual commencement of
the Sacred Heart academy for 8:15
o'clock Monday evening, June 7.
' Members of the graduating class
include Miss, Eva Albrich. Miss
Margaret Fllxpatrick and Miss Le
nora Mickel. -.:H "y
- The following:: program will be
given: ":r.?-ivf 3- . i
Coronation March, from "The
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