THE OREGQUSTAESilXN, SALEM, OREGON; THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1928
Music Section of Salem Arts
League Presents Program at
Blind School
MT"rrhelraa Larkin Will Urns,
president of the Salem Arts Lea
gue, arranged a delightful pro
gram of
SXJC1AL ChLMMDJLM
Today
Town and Gown club. Lausanne
hall. 2:30 o'clock.
Westway club. W. B. A. Mrs.
musical, numbers which t II. a. Smart. 2S15 Cherry avenue.
was , giTen Tuesday evening by i hostess. 2:00 o'clock,
members of the music section of J Auburn Woman's club. Mrs. Mar
ine Salem Art League at the old Elfstrom, hostess. 2:00 o'clock
State School for the Blind, under
the auspices of the Institutions
department ot the Salem Woman's
club of which Mrs. S. M. Endicott
is general chairman.
The following numbers were
given:
Piano solo "Third and Fir
tenth Waltzes" Brahms
"At the Doanybrook Fair"
. ...... Scott
Mrs. Mllo Rasmussen
Vocal solo "Groups of Child
ren's songs" Meissner
Mrs. Martin F. Ferrey
(ace. by Mrs. F. Breckenbridge)
Vocal solo "Russian Cradle
Song" Gretchaninoff
Mrs. Merle Smith
(acc. by Mrs. Stephen Stone)
Violin solo "Llebesf reud''
...Kreisler
"Swing Song" Ethel Barnes
Mrs. Bowes
(acc. by Mrs. Clifton Mudd)
Vocal solo "The Morning
Wind" Branscombe
Nell Morgan
Friday
"Araminta." presented by Salem
Drama League. Oregon theater
Woman's Alliance. Unitarian
church. Emerson room. 2:3
o'clock.
Ladies' Aid and Missionary soci
eties. American Lutheran church
Presbyterian church parlors
North Church street. 2:30 o'clock
Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs of
Pacific College. New berg. In con
cert. South Salem Friends church.
South Commercial and Washington
streets. S o'clock.
; Englewood Circle. Mrs. Earl
Race. 1971 Market street hostess
2:30 o'clock.
Sunday
Lecture at First Congregation
al church. Rev. Fred Clark of Eu
gene, speaker. Subject. "Compan
ionate or Christian Marriage?'
7:30 o'clock.
Monday
R. N. A. and Modern Wood
men. Home-coming meeting. Fra
(acc. by Roberta Zinn)
Flute solo "Le Secrete" Gauthieriternal temple. 8 o'clock.
Avis Hicks
(acc. by Roberta Zinn
Tiano solo "The Nightingale"
Liszt
Evangeline Hall
Vocal solo "it I Were a Rose"
music for violin, 'cello, and piano
The "Andante" of his "Trio in G
Minor" is hauntingly beautiful
rnose wno bare neard It agree
Hetfeiberg'01 t 1 appeallngly lovely as
Mrs. Harry Harms
(acc. Roberta Zinn)
Vocal Trio "Harker'a Lullaby"
Airs. Ethel Laue. Mrs. E. I. Do an.
Mrs. J. England
(acc. by Mrs. Stepnen Stone)
i'aruone soio invicius ..riunn
i'li Take You Home Again,
Kathleen" Westendorf
Lyman McDonald
t v (acc. Mrs. McDonald.)
Motoring out to the school for
the program were Dr. Fannie A.
urowa. cnairmaa ot the Blind
School division of the Institutions
oepartment; Mrs. Mary Bayae.
'ara. Blanche M. Jones. Rev. Martin
rerrey, Mrs. rda F. Shade. Mrs.
Josephine Davis, and Mrs. S. M.
aviioucou. .' 1
ion program was arranged by
Aa. Williams because of the re
cent resignation of Dr. R. W. Hans
beus, as chairman of the music
section.
Under his splendid leadership,
the membership of the section has
increased from 10 to 40 active
i members. The programs "ot the
M section which have been planned
. and directed by Dr. Se4U have been
excellent both from the standpoint
or instruction and entertainment.!
The members of the section are
.moat unwilling to accept Dr. Setts'
I resignation but greatly appreciate
' t h timH ud niarn vhi.h h. hn
spent in carrying on the work for'
so many months, and realise that
"proline is completely filled with
t N,ijng In Salem and Eugene,
1 "or of the Salem Chor-
I "ljhe Arioa chor-
s J. Vor lov
ers ot el
fortunate. toT
. man sik lvVl
J . irifMiriltsf t J aw. "tAM lYr
--eague president. For eighrw
? a A m . .
some ot the Andantes in Mosart's
and Beethoven's trfos. This com
position of Dr. Setts has been
broadcast from KGW and repeated
frequently on request. The resig
nation of Dr. Seitt means a dis
tinct loss to the entire league.
Review of Interesting Book
Given by Mrs. Crawford-Xewcomb
Much interest was manifest b
a large group of members ot tbt
two Child Study groups of the
American Association of Univers
lty Women at a joint meeting
held Tuesday evening when Mrs
Crawford-Xewcomb gave a review
ot Dr. Douglas A. Thorn's recent
book, for parents. "Ererxdaj
problems of the Everyday Child.
This book has been awarded
the medal of honor by "Children
the Magazine for Parents", which
is the outline of study followed b
tne study group of which Mrs. A.
C. F. Perry !s leader.
A short summary of tbe trend
of the contents of the book i:
contained in the review to b
found In this issue of the States
man.
Rev. Fred Clark Will Speak
At First Congregational
Church Sunday Morning
Rev. Fred Clark of Eugene will
give a lecture on "Companionate
Marriage." Sunday evening at seven-thirty
o'clock at the First Con
gregational church. All who are
interested are invited to attend
,he sang with the Metropolitan
3 rand Opera company. Several otj1-
us pupils are now winning tamely'
n musical circles of the--1""
At one tiraB-ir,,c cr
a oetlful
Girl Reserve Conference Witt
liOpen in Salem Tomorrow
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Arrangements for tho program
hava been mad by a council which
was elected last summer at .the
Girl Reserve conference held at
Seabeck. Members of the council
are; Elolse White. Salem, chair
man of the council, who will be
tho girl executive; Olive Spurr
gen, Centralia; Gertrude Cooper,
Vancouver; and Dorothy Tongue,
Portland. Mist Norma Sims, Girl
Reserves executive, for the Port
land T. W. C. A. is the adult chair
man who has been working with
the girls. .
The program for the conference
follows:
" Friday. March SO
Delegates arrive special S. P.
train 6:45 o'clock.
Registration at First M. E.
church.
Supper 6:00 o'clock.
Evening program and pageant
at waller Hau, w. U. campus.
Homo, hostesses please call for
guests at First M. E. church.
Saturday, March SI
9:00 a. m. Opening.
9:30 Essie McGuire. Portland,
speaker. Subject. "Background of
Oregon Pioneers."
9:50 Singing.
10:45 Social hours and meet
10:00 10:45 "Is Life a
Bore?" M. Schwarxteauber, Port
land, followed by discussion.
10.-4S Social hour and meet
!ng of discussion leaders with Mr.
Schwartxteanber.
ll:05-Club technique Discus'
sion groups.
12:00 Luncheon. First M. E.
church.1
1:30 2:30 Discussion group
2:3 0 Seabeck Playlet.
3:15 Conference picture In
front of Waller hall.
3:30 Pioneering Where Sa
lem Takes Us.
6:30 Banquet. F i r s t M. E.
church. Mis3 Ethel Cutler, speaker
oi ma evening. suDject. The
Greatest Pioneer.'"
Sunday, April 1
11:00 Services. First M. E.
church. Address. Dr. W. C. Kant-
ner.
Subject. "Pioneers of the Spir
it.
2:00 Closing session.
Englewood Circle Will Meet
Tomorrow Afternoon
The Englewood Circle will meet
it two-thirty o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Earl
Race. 1971 Market street. An Il
lustrated lecture of the art of Hol
land will be given bv Mrs. Fred
J- Tooze.
Salem Guest Honored With
Delightful Affair at Bab cock
Home
Mrs. W. P. Babcock entertained
Monday afternoon In her home on
South Commercial street with a
dellgbtful one o'clock luncheon rn
nonor or Mrs. r. b. Houston of
Santa Rosa. California who is the
souse guest of Colonel aad Mrs.
E. Hofer. Mrs. Houston formerly
maae,ner nome in Salem, and has
many friends here.
The luncheon table was center
ed with a lovely arrangement of
Japanese quince, greenery, and tall
green tapers. Attractive favors
marked covers for Mrs. Edward
Emaett and Mrs. Frank Settlemier
or Woodburn; Mrs, Olirer Jeaann
of Molalla. Mrs. b. J. Miles. Mr.
cagar uaruey. Mrs. C. P. Bishop.
Mrs. George M. Brown. Mrs. D. C
Minto. Mrs. E. Hofer. Mrs. William
McGilchrlst. Sr.. Mrs. Thomas L.
Williams, and the hostess. Mrs.
Babcock.
The afternoon was spent with
onrersatlon.
The guest group included sever
al of Mrs. Houston's most inti
mate friends.
A number of other affairs are
being planned In Mrs. Houston's
honor.
SHOWING AT THE ELSINORE
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him is mach like writing of Col- tm Amenc-u . ,
onel Undbergli. Almoet rery, Portland, $ ISO; Paul W. Klnm.
one who attends a theater knowsi rmir Webb and Sam
cal teaU which. In tho past. Lon
Chaney has performed.
To entertain a crowd ho has ap
peared armless; at other times nis
legs hare apparently been severed
at the knees.
To some. It Is conceded, bis
roles have not been enjoyable. Bnt
thousands In Salem, and millions
orer the world, take advantage of
every opportunity to see htm.
Stockman and Myer C. Rabin.
Oreron Groceteria company,
Portland, $10,000; Carl Eriksen,
r A VHIrun mTiA TU)rit I.n
u tXTohK WW
Cwn Finance corporation.! Colombia Land company. Port
Portland. 15000; 0. King. W. A. land; notice of dissolution.
, CARS DERAILED
NEW YORK. March 28 (AP)
Five cars of an electric train of
the Long Island railroad bound
from Speonk to New York were
derailed at the rush hour of the
commuting service near the
Woodside station. Queene, today.
Beny compsos
cuict
U)N CHANEy tn THE BIO ClfF
bara Mohberg. Miss Helen McEl-
roy. Miss Chrystaleo Maxwell.
Miss Hazel McElroy. Miss Cather
ine Mulvey. Miss Irene Blackerby.
Miss Margaret Dunagan, Miss
Phyllis Oaks, and Miss Olive Op-
pen.
Miss Elizabeth Baker, secretary
of the local Y. M. C. A. was in
charge of the interesting cere
mony which was attended by the
public.
Guest of Relatives in Bend
Mrs. Mary Reeves has snent the
past three months with relatives
In Bend. She Is expected to return
to her home In Salem Sunday.
State Conference of D. A. R
tU Upen in Portland
Today
The 'annual conference of the
Oregon State society of the Daugh
ters 01 the American Revolution
will be held In Portland Thursday.
Friday, and Saturday. March 98.
29, and 30. A processional of of
ficers with their ribbons and in
signia lending color to their march
as they are conducted by pages to
the platform, will mark the open
ing of each session.
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken of
1.W1..J -. - ...
nauiouu. aisie regent, will pre
side. Willamette-chapter of Port-
iana. or which Mrs. W. W. Mr
Credio is regent, will be the hos-
iees i organisation. All sessions will
be held at the Multnomah hotel
The banquet Friday evening
will be one of the highlights of
the conference. Lientenant-Colon-
lkot roster Smith rnitwi
owes iniantry reserve corps. Los
Angeles, will come to Portland to
(CoaUoood oa para 9)
NTMGK S
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TOLD III PICTURE
Lon Chaney Stars In "The
Big City'; Film of
ReaLThrills
Salem theater-goers scarcely
could ask for a locale more In
trigulng than that found in "The
Big City."
And Lon Chaney, the almost-
super-man is starring In the vehi
cle which is showing at the Elsi-i
nore.
In order to be, in a measure
chronological, the background of
"The Big City." is the best-known
night-club In New York. London
or Paris or Vienna or wherevei
people have night clubs.
It Is conducted, openly, by "Tex"
Guinan. In fact she really enjoyr
profitably the exploltatioi
which many of the beat-knows
writers In the world have given
her and her club.
O. O. Mclntrre has written lr
the moat popular of popular mag
aslnes that. If one wishes to meet
the celebrities of the world, he
should drop In on "Tex" Gulnan'f
club at about 6 a. m. in the morn
Inr
There, says Mclntyre. one prob
ably will meet a half-dosan writ
era known 'round the world, i
duchess or so. and the mayor of
the city to say nothing of many
who border on the rim oi wnai u
obIIm. arratneas.
Kmi: Lon Chaney. To write of
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Royal Neighbors of
America and Modern Wood
men Will Have Joint Meeting
me Koyai Neighbors of Amer-
ca and the Modern Woodmen will
bold a Joint home-coming meetina
on Monday evening at eight o'clock
ia the Fraternaj temple. All Royal
AeignDoraVModern Woodmen, and
neir lamllies are invited to attend
Visiting neighbors are always wel
one to attend all meetings.
Return From Extended
Uit in Southern California
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miller have
returned to their home in Salem
following a four months' visit in
southern California.
Twelve Girl Reserves of Sa-
em Receive Atcards
Twelve Salem Girl Reserves
were awarded the Girl Rm
rings as an award for outstanding
leadership, scholarship, and char
acter at a special service held at
three o'clock, on Sunday afternoon
at the First Congregational
church. The rings are a symbol of
what the girls hope to attain and
a pledge of future endeavor.
The receiving the award were
Miss Doris Clarke. Miss Muriel
White. Miss Lila Cation. Miss Bar-
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Elei?99
Special Stage
Attraction
Friday Night Only
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'ARAMINTA AND THE
FINGER BOWLS"
with Cast of Fire People with
Regular Picture Program
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FRIDAY - SATURDAY
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FORD SOLMOXKD
WASHINGTON. March 2S.
(AP. Henry Ford will be Invit
ed to appear before the senate
committee Investigating the bitu
minous coal industry
O O
i NEW INCORPORATIONS
The Optimists, with headquar
ters in Portland, has filed articles
In the otate corporation depart
ment. The Incorporators are
Frank E. Smith. Clarence Cooper
and Bernard Mulrlne.
Other articles follow:
The Church of Christ of St.
Helens. $1000; W. L. Goln, H. E.
Jones and Howard Merrill.
8:151
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CAPITOL
TONIGHT
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America's Pianist and
Salem's Own Artist In Concert
"Fiery Tempers-newt." (X. Y. Evening World.) "Watc Tone.
IS Y MaiL) "Big Technic." N. X. Morning World.) ' Com
plkig Rythma." (N. Y. MaU.) "Sound MoalcUnsbip." (X.
Y. Tribune.) "Abundant Spirit." (X. Y. Tlnaee.)
Phone 50 for Reservations
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"Doc your overhead ran "in the red"
for Batjibtitaoo in certain tot i Iter lasf Are travel
carlnaT cm RwatsI Perhatse rotrve oreriooated Uas
fact that Oregon Stages are xwoeacul, as wotl oa com,
fortable and coaveniaaat. Tclepkooe yoair local depot for
tares and schedules to all points.
Oregon gtages gystem
THE RED TOP COACHBI
Vacta 7 :00.
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Stage Terminal Hotel ,
135 N. High St. Phone 9C
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slow ready to use a new land-clcarinf
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accessories blasting machmes, electric
blasting caps, leading wire, caps, fuse
and cap crimpers. Good blasting caps
are especially important. Dont try t
use any kind of explosive with poor caps
it's too dangerous and too wasteful.
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