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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1926)
N, SALEM. OREGON ' THE OREGON STATESMAN, J OC1ETY r iIKensinrton club, one of Sa - the I prominent social groups, feattas the first meeting of the ca. pr this season. . . i her r spacious Hring rooms were ! h It Jrtully decorated -with yellow Iruld chrysanthemums. I - ItvsJnlscenees of summer raca- Ailiay featured on the program. I . thllework' was the diversion of urafternoon. : . . K the ' tea hour : the hostess "sled delicious cref resEments. . f Members of the fclub "are: Mrs. aj'rge M. King, Mr. 1, M. Dough '1 Mrs. Otto 3. Wilson, MnCNw afoury, Mrs. Fred S. Annnsen, (nAm qMarleM cssef anordao 'a, Herbert Herbert Ilauser, Mrs. 'knk Power, Mrs. Henry E. Mor 1 and Mrs. George Grlflitb, the stess. ' - : ' ' - ', I 1 5 iJo&evh's Annual Bazaar ll Continue Today 1i Tomorrow . ,. afhe annual St. Joseph's bazaar djch opened on Saturday will lutinue through both today and tebrrow. A committee of men rie'ln charge -with S. J. Gentr- ' eil as general chairman and T. porTInishar, treasurer. Assisting thee general committee are T. nin-v A XT fiAhMMilav V TT risiili, Adam Fn KeL. John Natiwl iKarlsala a. new world of ton al b$i Ii"-It is like a symphony rchJra of human roices." The 'v sounds and gradations were those of a renarkable body of wood winds. Tho dynamic were extra- Ordinary. v The sudden fortes struck like blows. The swells Were like the heave' of the deep sea." "They are not a chorus.' They are what Theosophists call a group soul-welded, drops of notes collected Into a harmonious water fall of cound." And so on and so on. in a well-nigh endless paeon of poetic praise. p. Merry-Go-Round Club Meets Tuesday at Boise Home l Mr. and Mrs. Breyman Boise were included as additional guests at the meeting of the Merry-Go-Round club on Tuesday evening when Mr. and Mrsv Reuben P. Boise . entertained at their home on Court street. ; Mrs. Max &. Buren and W. G. Allen won the high card scores of the erening. Yellow and bron2e chrysanthemums flecked the rooinB for the evening. . At the next meeting of the club Mr. and Mrs: John II. McNary will be the nostsV 'In the club are Mr. and Mrs. John H. McNary, Mr. and Mrs. jy. G. Aliens Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Page, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Knencer. Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Bu- , ten. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fleming: Or.' and Mrs. C. II. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. V: G. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Moores.-Dr. -and Mrs. J. N. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. Kay, Mrs. Frank Snedecor, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Brbwn; Mr; ntf Mrs. .Will Thielsen and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben P. Boise. ' Yomarco Club at t Sieicert Home . The Yomarco class" of the First Meihodlst hwch will meet ' on Tuesday evening at o'clock for a dinner meetlhg at tbV A. A. Sie wert holme. ? Thanksgiving Concert at Knight Memorial Church Plans have been completed for a Thanksgiving concert at Knight MomnHai church this evening. Preceding the Concert the or- MniBt. Donald J. Allison. Will piay f h'tfea" frons lha New World's Symphony, by Dvorak? The vest ed choir of 34 votce wltl pVesent the following numbers: rhorus. "A Voice of JThanks- eivine" Ashford Incidental aoJo.by.H. I. Braden Koio "Com i Y "Thankful Peo-- le- -ifvY... Scott Lawrence Deacon. ? ninrm. "Th; Lordl Keisneth -..--Heyser Obbligato 'Bolo. by Mrs. F. E. ' Brown. rhnrm "The Heaven Declares the Glory" Petris Incidental solo, Ronald Craven'... ntet. "Grateful. O Lord, Ato 17 . , Caro Roma Mr. and Mrai Braden. rhf "O Thnn Almlxhty One ' ; Petrie Incidental solo by Leonard Chadwlck. rv.. "r.fut.tn Our Refuge Wooler Mrs. Hoogstralen EUy Cnmments on Name Scores of Inquiries are being re ceived by' music editors as to the proper pronounciatlon of tne name of Elly Ney,' the Beethoven Cen tenary pianist, y The- question has at last been" brought to the most competent arbiter, Mme. Ney her self. . "In Europe,"" she says, am s always known tas Madame Nigh, ,'but in America many people seem to prefer Madame Nay. Nay, I suppose, is also correct pro nounciatlon. The name is a soma , what common oner Itf both France and Germany and' is: pronounced in both ways' 1n both countries. So. while I personally use Nigh, you may pronounce it either way and be right." ,. . Mr, and Mrs. East Leave for California? r m- .4a mh a. fi ' East leftdurr ; ing the past week tor Long Beach, CaW where 'iey ;wu jtv -i ..a ,4itii- as tne house guestff. of their ' gon-in-4avr and meet at' the Woman's club house 460 North Cottage street, Instead of at the Armory, on Tuesday evening at S o'clock. The annual Inspection will take place at this meeting. - Salem Folk 'Motor to CorvaUis for: O. A. C- V. of. p.-Football (Same . Among those from Salem who were - in attendance . at , both the Editorial Association banquet and the University of Oregon and OAC football game in Corrallls yester day were Mr. and, Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Col. and Mrs.. Carle Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCallister, Mr. and Mrs; Ralph H. Kletzing. Miss Annabel Tooze and Fred J. Tooze, Sr.- ;f ' U '' Standard Bearers ' Will Meet Tomorrow Standard Bearers , of the First Methodist " church will, meet on Monday evening at Kimball School of TheolocY at 7: IS o'clock. Mrs. C M. Keefer will preside. Those who will be- la charge are Miss Elizabeth Blackwelt. Miss Esther Gardner and Miss Ruth Swafford. healtl this fi Ic.fa evenil for t boys near in tlon. trai and pro will exa help few very kno tlon - las! on wl oi Th 1arlau Tl o Vprr 17(1 1J Commercial.. Sanitary, up to date. rrompt delivery, uaicers tor tnose who appreciate the best. Increas ing patrons tell the tale. ( cure that cold and that miser-i j aftiajtaftima- .JLa jalllfyGet jomel or her (b) mimbef, as indicated on tne program. Miss Boyle re sponded graciously to a hearty en core, and rendered "Etude Japon aise" in a masterly manner. The program was as follows: Bolero Bartlett Caprice Severn Sacred Heart Orchestra Mazurka de Concert .... pessard Piano Agness Moisan The Evening Hour Vida Standing HarpBetty MacDonald Minuet , . . Mozart Piano Urban. Trumm Adoration Maurice Telma Cello Evelyn Emery and Elizabeth Waters Piano Margaret Mary Thompson By the Brook Side ...... Tours Piano Honora Reidy Gay Butterfly ........ Hawley Voiced Evelyn Emery Piano Marian Boyle Petit Bolero Ravina Piano Margaret Evans Celebrated Air on the G String ...... 1 - John Sebastian Bach Serenade . .............. Drdla Violin Nancy Thielson Eleanor Brown Piano Gladys La Forest Norwegian Bridal Procession . . '.,..... Edward'Grieg Piano Margaret Mary Thompson Scherzino Alberto Salvi A Butterfly 7 Torgrson Harp-VIary Jean Porter - Dance" Caprice Hahn Piano Gladys La Forest Dance by a Group of Minims Herald of Spring" Frmil Piano Thelma Porter Thank God for a Garden '. Del Reigo Vocal Trio Miserere from "II Trovatore".. Gottschalk Piano Margaret Blumenberg Largo from "New World Sym- i t)hony Dvorak Dance of the Dolls i . ; . . . Camlllo d'Alessio Senior Ensemble (All members of Class '27) Sextette from "Lucia" .'it ... i . - ... Lescheitizky rLeft Hand Alone) Etude Jaoonaise Poldini Piano Marian Boyle Cradle Song Frank r Passed bV Your Window .... . Brane Choral Class Dinner at Gray Belte Compliments Members nf nmnttnVCluh 4 "-.. , T T,l Mr. and Mrs. Mwm u. onmniimented the members of the Capitol iFivei Hundred club with a . dengbt.f,ulainner party at me Belle otiTuesdy evening, fol- lowed ,by .an evening of cards at MrsT' Geofre Rose" and Joseph Bail m gar tner won the prizes of the evening. in two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph " Baumgartner will enter atn the erouD. "Place werei .arranged in tne Chinese -room for the following members and,guests ; Mrs. Oeo nn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young Frank Lovell, Mr; and Mrs, Joseph Baumgartner, Mr. and Mrs.. Frank W. Durbin. Mr. and. Mrs. W;,H. Dancy, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Locke, Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Meyers, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. OUnger. Mrs. Geo F. Rodsers. George G. Brown and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker. Girl Reserve Vesper Service The Salem high school and the junior high Oirl Reserves will con duct's Vesper service at 4 'o'clock Sunday afternoon at ath'e First Methodist church. Rev:,Taytor will deliver the main address. The public is cordially invited to at tend. ' ; Thanksgiving Dance at Tllahee Club 'I ' ' ' Members' of tne Hlahee Country rnt have issued invitations for a formal ball on Tuesday, Nor. 23, at the club house. Dancing will begin at 9:S0.. - t .. ' Mrs. Geozge Griffith Is Kensinaton Hostess f : On Thursday . afternoon . Mrs r.onre nHffith entertained de- guestr: of their ' fn;in"1wtr" lUJitfully nonorlng rthe members claugKterr Mr", and Mrs. Hurnj1 . Tin7 " n- C i ' i ' ... - .i. . . ., ,-ttx-. ,.. , , :.v.ru -ti -,--- . - . COMBINED FACTORIES ; ; W.W. KIMBALL HAMM CHICAGO, ILL. 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