THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY MORNING MAY 1, 1928
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Committees Announced For
- National Music Week
Observance in Salem
(Mrs. Walter Denton, has selec
ted tho committees to make ar
rangement for the' observance of
national music week In Salem,
May 6 to 12.
Mrs. Denton Is chairman of the
general committee. She will be
... assisted by Miss Elisabeth Lery,
Miss Lena Belle Tartar, Mrs.
'Bertha Jnnk Darby, Mrs. Mollie
Hill Styles, Mlsa Gretchen Krca
mer, and Misa Frances Virigine
Melton.
, Mrs. Homer Goaley is chairman
of the committee from the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution,
Other members of the committee
are Mrs. W. H. Byrd. Mrs. R. C
Patterson, Mrs. LeMolne R. Clark,
Airs. . Seymour Jones, Mrs. U. Q.
Shipley, Mrs, James Heltzcl, Mrs.
S. C. Dyer, and Mrs. John Orr.
"Music for Everybody: Every
body for Music" Is the slogan for
- national music week. Prepara
tions are going forward in Salem
with enthusiasm and the week
promises to be a complete suc-
. cef. i
Schools and churches will Parti
with Miss Lena Belle Tartar as
cipate In the observance. A chor-
school children will glre a concert
t under the direction of Miss Cret
then Kreamer.
A group of high school students
will present "H. M. S. Pinafore"
,wlth Miss Lena Belle Ttartar ns
" director.
The grand prize winner ofthe
County Federation of Community
clubs will take part in the com
munity concert which will be held
-at the armory Saturday evening.
May 12, according to an announce
ment from the , Ellsnore .Theatre
where the weekly community tal
ent concerts have been given.
The most Interesting event of
the week will be the presentation
of Deems Taylor's "The Highway
man," Tuesday evening. May 8.
by the MacDowell Club chorus of
thirty voices under the direction
of Minnetta Wagers, assisted by J.
Srott Milne, baritone; Ruth Lor
raine Close, symphony harpist;
Marie Chapman McDonald, violin
ist; and Ida Matthews, 'cellolst;
all of Portland.
. This concert will be the con-'1
cludine event of the MacDowell
season and promises to be one of'
O-f
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the outstanding musical offerings
of the year.
The complete program for the
week will be anounced later.
American Legion Auxiliary
Benefit Bridge Tea a Suc
cessful Affair
The benefit bridge tea sponsor
ed Thursday afternoon in the
Woman's club-house on North Cot-
tago street by the American Le
gion auxiliary was one of the lar
gest benefit affairs of the spring.
- The club rooms were beautifully
decorated with dozens of baskets
of spring flowers.
.Thirty-six tables of bridge were
in play throughout the afternoon.
The first prize for high score was
won by Mrs. Charles Knowland.
The second award went to Mrs.
P. D. Quiacnberry.
Rainbow girls who assisted , in
serving at the tea hour were Miss
Esther Wood, Miss Isobel George,
Miss Alida Olsen, Miss Cynthia
Delano. Miss Phyllis Day, Miss
Frances Martin, Miss Bertha Bab
cock, Miss Maxine Myers, Miss Zor-
illda Rodgers and Miss Dorothy
White.
The tea table was attract!
with a centerpiece of purolo iri3.
deronicum, and tulips, with yellow
tapers,
Mrs.:EarI Paulsen and Mrs. Herd
Rowland were general chairmen
in charge of the cf fairs. Other
comittees were: reception Mrs,
George Nelson. Mrs. II. O. Maison,
Mrs. King Bartlett, Mrs. Jesse
George; dining room Mrs. Laban
Stccves. Mrs. Walter Spauldinc.
Mrs. Walter Zosel; decoration
Mrs. Lyman McDonald, Mrs. H. It,
White, Mrs. Lyle Dunamocr; Mrs.
R. D. DeGuire; Utility Mrs. Paul
Burris, Mrs. Tlolton Hamblo; re
freshments Mrs. Oscar Z e 1 1 e r,
Mrs. Bert Victor, and Mrs. Albert
C. Smith.
The rrucr.t group for the affair
included: Airs. Laban Stecvcs, Mrs.
C. E. Knowland, Mrs. Earl Fisher,
Mrs. P. J. Meany, Mrs. H. O. White
Mrs.. Harold Millard, Mrs. Larry
Blaisdell, Mrs. William Kllpatrick.
Mrs. Ralph Burroughs, Mrs. Cecil
Swope. Mrs. A. Folsom Hayes.
Mrs. Kenneth W. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Carl Emmons. Mrs. Carl Arm
strong. Mrs. Jesse George. Mrs,
James Smith, Mrs. George Nolson,
Mrs. David Wright. Mrs. H. B.
GlaUyer, Mrs. A. C. Nelson, Mrs
Harold Hughes, Mrs. Oscar Zeller,
- Today
P. L. E. T. Bridge tea. Fraternal
temple. 2:00 o'clock.
Advanced students. Miss Elma
Weller. In recital. 695 North Llb-
nutrelSl o'clocXv;
Dakota club. , Dinner, .
o'clock. Leslie M. E. church. '
Ladles' Aid society, Leslie M. E.
church. All-day meeting. Mrs. Fred
Scott, near Rosedale hostess. .
Sooth Division, Presbyterian
church. Mrs. H. F. Bossnard, 114 3
South Liberty street hostess. 2:30
o'clock.
Regular business meeting W. C,
T. U.. hall on South Commercial
street. 2:30 o'clock.
Wednesday
War Mothers. Y. M. C. A. 2:30
o'clock.
B. and P. W. club. Dinner. Gray
Belle. 6:30 o'clock.
Friday
W. H. M. 8. Church parlors.
2:30 o'clock.
Woman's auxiliary, St. Paul's
Episcopal church. Mrs. U. G. Ship
ley, 148 East Washington street,
hostess. 2:30 o'clock.
Ladies' Social circle. Knight
Memorial church. Regular busi
ness meeting. Church parlors.
O. S. C. club dance. Castlllian
hall. Benefit of high school schol
arship fund.
Saturday
Chemeketa Chapter. D. A. R
Champoeg Park. 11:00 o'clock.
Mrs. Gus Hixson. Mrs. P. D. Quls-
enberry, Mrs. Breyman Boise, Mrs
Frank W. Durbin, Jr., Mrs. Ansley
Bates, Mrs. W. V. Crandall, Mrs.
F. C. Gordon, Mrs. W. L. Spauld
ing, Mrs. G. L. Forge, Mrs. Paul
Johnson, Mrs. Floyd L. Utter. Mrs.
Payson Thompson of Portland;
Mrs. Karl Chapter. Mrs. Louie An
derson. Mrs. Frank Rhodes, Mrs.
Floyd Hauser, Mrs. E. A. Skecley,
Mrs. Eugene Eckerlen, Jr., Mrs.
Daryl Proctor, Mrs. Chalmer Lee
George, Mrs. Bert Stover. Mrs. Ed
win Viesko, Mrs. L. D. Bulgin.
Mrs. Clarence Bowes, Mrs. William
Blackerby, Mrs. Lyman McDonald,
Mr,s. P. A. Schmidt, Mrs. H. W
Bressler, Mrs. A. J. Whcaton, Mrs.
R. W: Wvatf. Mrs. H. R- Whito.
Mrs. William TamelL Mr. Chester
Moftltt, Mrs' I. B. Endlcott, Mrs.
B. L. Kollenbom, Mrs. - U Wat
ers, Mrs. E. ' J.. Johnson, Mrs. B.
L. victor, Mrs H.VW. Davis. Mrs.
Clifton Mudd. Mrs. John Hnnter.
Mrs. P. L. Herbig. Mrs. In can-
field, Mrs. U. Scott Page, Mrs. v.
EL- Kuhn. Mr. W. J. Needham,
MTf, P WtDay. MJS, A. L. Adolph
soh, Mri. IL It Williamson, Mrs.
T. M. Cate. Mrs. Wlllam Gosser,
Mrs. August GluUch. Miss Bernfee
KIrkwood, Mrs. R. H. Campbell,
Mrs. Lawrence imlah, Mrs. E. E.
Burch. Mra. R. W. NUes. Mrs. B.
E. Lieuallen, Mrs. Walter Zosel,
Mrs. M. P. Adams, Mrs. W. R
8 neck. Mrs. J. W. Orr. Mrs. E. B.
Orabenhorst, Mrs." Paul F. Barris,
Mrs. Albert C. Gragg, Mrs. James
H. Jennings. Mrs. A. S. Johnson,
Mrs. H. W. Bross. Mrs. E. H. Ken
nedy, Mrs. A. C. Perry, Mrs. H. H.
Hulsey, Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs.
George Rossman. Mrs. Francis E.
Neer, Mrs. C. F. Glese, Mrs. Leon
W. Gleaaon, Mrs. O. D. Olson. Mrs.
Fred Delano. Mrs. Elmer Dane,
Mrs. Richard ' Christophier, Mrs.
W. P. Watkins, Mrs. Earl H. Hlb
bard. Mrs. Frederick S. Lamport,
Mrs. Clifford Brown. Mrs. W. Carl
ton Smith, Mrs. Prince W. Byrd.
Mrs. Hal 'Wiley, Mrs. Clifford
Dane. Mrs. Jack A. Johnston, Mrs.
Karle Dane, Mrs. H. L. Stiff. Mrs.
3. Breitenstein. Mrs. T. Seneriv,
Mrs. E. N. Simon, Mrs. William G.
Stacey, Jr., Mrs. Wilbur Daily,
Mrs. Ted Chalman, Mrs. Kenneth
Bell. Mrs. E. P. Thorn, Mrs. F. W.
Poorman, Mrs. Walter Kirk, Mrs.
Karl Becke, Mrs. Edgar Pierce,
Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mrs. L. C. Far
mer, Mrs. H. G. Maison, Mrs. C. C.
McKelvey, Mrs. E. C. Goodwin,
Mrs. H. A. Gueffroy, Mrs. E. E.
Ling, Mrs., U. J. Page, Mrs. Ken
neth Brown, Mrs. Frank Moore,
Mrs. Brazier Small, Mrs. H. L.
Stockwcll, Mrs. Darid Bennett
Hill, Mrs. Earl McMechan, Mrs.
Arthur J. Rahn, Mrs. W. II. Wirtz.
Mrs. R. G. Baldock, Mrs. Bert
Flack, and Mrs. R. C. Bldwell.
Guests of Relatives For
Several Days
Mr; John L. Johnson and ' his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Johnson of Seattle, are
week-end guests of Mra. F. , L.
Cannon. John Johnson and Mrs.
Cannon are brother and sister.
4.
Mrs. V. G. Shipley Hostess
a uengntjui Bridge
Luncheon
! An ontstandiag affair of. the
bast wev w j.k k,,i
bridge luncheon for which Mrs. U
G. ShiDleV 11 linttu, IFauJ..
afternoon In her home on Lincoln
niu.
The lunch CUttl tl1e lav St IamIw
with a centerpiece of pink sweet
Pe. lavender tulips and deroni
cum. Covers were nlard fn xin
Asahel Bush. Mrs. John J. Roberts,
nomas B. Kay, Mrs. T. A.
LlTesley, Mrs. Prince W. Byrd.
Mrs. Dan J. Fry. Jr.," Mrs. T. A.
Roberts, Mrs. Frank Spears. Mrs.
Hollis Huntington. Mrs. Frank W.
O U M mm W h .
wui.cr. . tu. uurns, Mrs. Fritz
Slade. Mrs. WlUia m Rnnf Mr IT
H. Olinger. Mrs. J. E. Law. "and
me nosiess. Mrs. Shipley.
Mrs. T. A. LlTesley won the high
score prize as a result of the aft
ernoon's bridge play. Mrs. W. E.
oums receireo: tne second award.
Wedding of Interest Sol
emnized at Kanttur Home
The weddinc- al Ulu Tan
Elizabeth Reeves of Portland and
Laivin A. Eberole was solmnized
Saturday afternoon. April 29, at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. C.
Kantner on North Commercial
street, with Dr. Kantner officiat
ing. The bride who Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reeves,
wore a lovely afternoon gown of
flowered georgette.
Guests at the weddinr included
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ebersoie and
Mrs. J. F. Hamilton of Hoquiam.
Washington; and Miss Mildred
Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. J. Her
man Reeves of Portland.
State Convention of B. and
P. W. Clubs Will Be Held
in Roseburg
The members of the Salem Busi
ness and Professional Women's
club are looking forward to the
state convention which will be
held at Roseburg. Friday. Saturday
and Sunday, May 18, 19 and 20.
A special "stunt" will be given
by several -members of the local
club at the request of Miss Mozelle
Hair, state president. Those taking
part are Grace Sehon, Maude
Pointer, Ruth Daugherty, Josef
phine Shade, Phoebe McAdamsi
Mrs. Anna Irons, and Grace Hen
drtxson. It will be & demonstration
of physical education exercises for
business women,
! Any member of the Salem club
who Is planning to attend the state
convention should notify Miss
Ruth McAdams at 1592-M Imme
diately. ; Mrs. Mona Yoder is In charge
of transportation for the state and
national conventions.
Concluding Meeting of Mrs.
Park's Bible Class
i The concluding meeting of the
Bible class which Mrs. Charles A.
Park has conducted each Monday
afternoon of the winter in her
home at 1485 Chemeketa street
was held yesterday afternoon.
Professor Vasakas Speaker
at Meeting of Salem
Woman's Club
"Mysticism In Literature" was
the subject of the interesting talk
which Professor Alexander Vasa
kas, head of the modern language
department at Willamette Univer
sity, Cave Saturday afternoon at
the meeting of the Salem Woman's
club in the club house on North
Cottage street.
Professor Yasakaa. who was in
troduced by Mrs. George H. Alden
general chairman of the applied
education department of the club,
opened his talk with the quotation
from Wood row Wilson ' that.
"American civilization is the out
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Mrs. A. L. Wallace, president
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report of the meeting of the Mari
on County Federation of Women's
clubs held at Wlliard.
Mrs. Martin- F. Ferrey sang
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