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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1928)
I r -2 Committees Announced for Memorial Day Observance in Salem Schools' Members of the Woman's Relief Corps hare been appointed as fol lows to arrange programs' at the radons schools in observance of Memorial day: I Boys' Training school. Wood burn Vera Glover, "Effie Dunlap, Laura McAdams. Girls' Training school. 2:00 p. m. Pauline Clark, Hattie Ken- nen. Keizer school Emma Thomp son. West Salem, 1:00 p. m. Ma tilda White, Hedwig Moll, Bernlce Bouffler. Brooks Pearl Harris, Jennie Gilbert, Emma Hackett, Mrs. E. A. Harris. McKIniey -1:30 p. m. Hannah Higgins, Jennie Hewby, Ida Lou den. Leslie Junior high school 2:30 p. m. Mary Neyhart,- Mary Ack- erman. Lincoln -1:30 p. m. Mary Wat son, Clara Adams, Mary Johnson. V Blind schpl 2 o'clock Louise King, Jessie Crossan. Yew Park 1:15 o'clock Msry Gosser, Rose Voris. Richmond 1 : 1 5 o'clock Mrs. T. Remington, Mary Wirtx, Sarah Drager, Minnie Jackson. Willamette University 11:30 i-OtsC Mary Briggs, Mary Ilally, Helen Southwick. Sacred Heart Academy 230 p. m. Lizzie W. Smith, Florence Shipp. Salem high school 11:30 a.m. Lavisa Koon, Mettle Schramm. Grant Junior high 2 p. m.. Minnie Baker, Ida Tragi io, Fan nie Chittendon. Garfield 1:30 p. m. Delia Clearwater. Elizabeth Bliss, Hat tie B. Cameron, Jeannie Martin. Washington 9 a. m. louisa Kraps, Pheobe Smilley, Bertha Ldveland. Englewood Tuesday, May 29, 1:30 p. m. Elizabeth Dieffenbacb Jennie F. B. Jones. St. John's " Lutheran Tuesday May 29. Hattie Jewett. Rachel Ruth. Parrish Junior high 2:30 p. m. Bessie Martin, Cordelia La Bare, Clara McOerby. - St. Vincent de PanUr-10:30 a. m. Charity Gamble, Rose Hage- .dorn. jj. . Highland 1:30 p. m. Rose Hagedorn, THyrtle Colllua; Fannie Fisher. - Livingston 1:00 p. .m Sarah Peterson, Julia Blodgett. Professor and Mrs. Von Es chen Entertain With Delight ful Garden Party Professor and Mrs. FlorianVon " Eschen - entertained members of the faculty of the Salem high school with a delightful garden party Monday evening from four tjfix o'clock at their home at 17 7 5 Court street. The Von Eschen gardens, along the banks of Mill creek, are jar ticularly lovely at thta season of the year. The iris of which they have a great variety, are at the height of their bloom. The colors range from deep purple to laven der and rose, and from lemon-yel low- to primrose. Rustic seats and benches have been arranged along the terraces under the large shade trees. Miss Mary Eyre, Miss Lina Heist Miss Mabel Robertson, and Mrs. Gertmde R. Smith assisted Mrs. Von Eschen in serving. Special guests were Mrs. La Moine R. Clark, principal of Les lie Junior high school; MUs Mar- garetCosper; principal of Garfield school, -Mrs. Adella Chapler prl mary teacher, Richmond school. Members of the faculty present Included : tfrefessor and Mrs. J: C. Nelson, R. W. Tavenner, L. M Anderson, Miss Mabel Arthur, Ralph R. Bailey. Miss Carmelita Barquist, E. E. Bergman, Miss Ed ith Bragg, Miss Ola Clark. Misa Ha Comstock, Merritt Davis. Mrs Marjaret , Dickerson, Miss Mary " Eyre, Mrs. Ellen Fisher, Eugene L Gill, Miss Cecile Graham, Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss Laura V. Hale, G, W. Harra, Miss Lina Heist. Miss ') Elizabeth Hogg, IMiss Beryl Holt. . Mrs. Grace Hocke,tt, Mrs. Carmen Jcnnison, Mrs. Gladys Jensen, Miss Leila Johnson, Mrs. La Verna Lap ham, Miss Merle Mc&elrey, Cecil f McKercher, Ellen MacGregor, Miss Naomi Macy, Miss J u n e Philpott, Pauline Rickll, Miss Ma- bel Robertson, Miss Ada Ross, Miss Leah Ross, Mary B. Sayles, Miss Lillian Schroeder. Miss . Bernlce Schroeder, Floyd Siegmund,. Mrs. Gertrude R. Smith, Miss Marie Stenstrom, Miss Marjorle Stone, Miss Lena Belle Tarta, Miss Nao- mi Taylor, John VfA Thompson, Miss Mary Wlsecarvern AnttcMrs.' :; Gge Wolgamott. yMrs. IF. E. Wilson Spending 'Several Months in Honolulu After epending several weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Neer, Mrs. W. E. Wilson left Monday for ; San Francisco from where she will : sail today on the Maui for Hono lulu. . Mrs. -Wilson expects to remain I'lM, the Islands indefinitely The '.' greater part of ' her time will be ' spent i with - her son. Lieutenant - Ralph E. Wilson, U. S. N., Mrs. .Wlloon,- and her small grandson, Program Announced For Spring Meeting of Council of Church Women The annual spring "meeting of the Salem Council of church wom en will be held Friday, May 25, at the First Christian church. The following program has been arranged: 10:30 a. m. Song ser vice, led by Mrs. Theo Roth, Mrs. Fred Broer, accompanist. Topic for the day "Building a Christian World." Devotions: Leaders Mrs. L. R. Osborne, Mrs. A. S. Henderson, Mrs. W. DeVries, Mrs. George M. Thompson, Mrs. H. S. Shanks. Reports and business. Round table "Current Events" led by Mrs. W. W. Emmons. Vocal solo Ronald Craven, ac companied by Donald Allison. 12:00 Luncheon served by women of First Christian church. 1:30 p. m. Song service. Devotions: Mrs. Laura Noble. Violin solo: Leonard Chad wick. accompanied by Donald Allison. Address: "Building the Chris tian World Through Race Rela tionships" Mrs. N. J. Reasoner. Solo Mrs. D. H. Talmadge. Address: "Some Findings of the Jerusalem, Conference' Mrs. C. F. Breithaupt. Discussion, led by Mrs. A. S. Mulligan. Conference song. ' Closing prayer. Mrs. Abram Vaughan Hon ored With Attractive Post- Nuptial Shower Complimenting her daughter. Mrs. Abram Vaughan (Mildred Long) whose wedding was an erent of May 12, Mrs. J. E. Long entertained with' an attractive shower in her country home at Claxter Saturday afternoon. May 19. - Lovely baskets of wild roses and fern were arranged about the living rooms. Conversation and music were en- Joyed in : the afternoon. Shortly before the tea hour, the ; honor guest was presented with many 16vely gifts including an electric toaster, a waffle Iron,' floor and bridge lamps, china, crystal, and linen. , Mrs. Glen Seeley, Mrs. Hal Kin- ton,, and Mrs. Minnie Baker 'as sisted Mrs. Long in serving'. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. D. J. Long, Mrs. Oscar Gol den, Miss Heleji Golden, Miss Lou ise Golden, and Mrs. Golden all of Lebanon; Miss Katherine and Miss Eva Krooker of Dallas; Mrs. T. Primeus of Independence Miss Verna Thompson of Monmouth; Mrs. A. N. Kain of Portland; Mrs. Charles Hannon of Eugene; and Mrs. Guy Rowland of Jefferson. Others in the group were the honor guest, Mrs. Vaughan; Mrs. S. A. Eschelman, Mrs. Minnie D. Baker, Mrs. Clifford Hall. Mrs. Henry Secbler, Mrs. Fred Trachsel. Mrs. Hal KInton, Mrs. O. D. Ott, Mrs. L. Hixon, Mrs. B. Parr, Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Henry Stanley. Mrs. Glenn Seeley, Miss Mary Talon, Mrs. John McDaniell, and the hos tess, Mrs. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Vaughan are now making their home at 355 North 18th street. Interesting Operetta Given by Children at Keizer School An interesting operetta. "The Fairy Godmother's Lesson" was given Saturday evening, May 19, in the Keizer school house by pu pils of the Keizer and Clear Lake schools, under the direction of Miss Jewell Gardner, assisted by Miss Irma Keefer, accompanist. . . Jtween the acts, Miss Lucille Cu minings and Miss Irma Keefer played a piano duet. - Truman Cummlngs gave several violin so los. The cast included the following youngsters: "Fairy Godmother," Lorraine Beecroft; "Fairy Queen" Ruth Nelson: "Good Fairy," Neva Smith; "Page," Carroll Cum mlngs ; "Farmer," Clifford Orey ; "Hired Man." Archie Gardner; Farmer' Wife." Leona Orey; "Maid," Usona Claggett; "Brown ie King," Ernest Savage; "Brown ies," John Gardner, Millard Orey, and - Archie Gardner; ''Fairies," Blanche Betzer, Loretta Smith, Or all Smith, and LaVern Gardner. - The operetta consisted 1 of the following numbers: Solo "The" Big Brown Bear".L Carroll Cnmmings Chorus "Silver Threads Among the Gold" ; - Clear Lake Students Duet "Silver Threads Among the' Gold" .'. Ernest Savage, LaVern Gardner Solo "The Mystery" Usona Claggett Chorus "Mighty Lak a Rose".:.. j ' Keizer students Duet -"The Violet" - Leona Orey and Mrs. Smith Solo "Whoo" ". J ' : LaVern. Gardner Boys chorus "Patches" Duet "Springtime- Carroll Cummlngs and Ernest Cummlngs Recitation Clifford Orey Solo Tv'Got a Pain in My Sawdust" r-zA" Lorraine Beecroft Duet "When We Were a Couple of Kids- John Gardner and Loretta Smith Chorus "Summer Is Coming. Chorus "Medley of National Miss Mozelle Hair t r '-".. Boyckak-Joaea. Of Eugene, who was re-elected president of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at the annual con vention held May 18, 19 and 20 In Rosebnrg. Dr. Mary B. Purvine of Salem, was re-elected first vice president of the state federation. O ! -O SOCIAL CALKNDAB O ! O Today Woman's Union, First Congre gational church. Church parlors. All-day meeting. Play, "Mary Ann Toinette." Presented by Sacred Heart Aca demy. School auditorium. 8:00 o'clock. Barbara Frietchie tent. No. 2, Woman's club-house. 8:00 o'clock. Ladies' Social circle. Knight Memorial church. Silver Tea. Church parlors. Sweet Briar club. Mrs. M. P. Adams, hostess. 2:00 o'clock. Aid Society, First Presbyterian church. Old church. 2:30 o'clock. Leslie Can Do Class. Mrs. J. F. Murray, 390 Washington street hostess. Operetta. Leslie Junior high school. 8:00 o'clock. Thu'sday Town and Gown club. Lausanne hall, 2:30 o'clock. . Important business meeting North Salem W. C. T. U.. 2 p. m. at home of Mrs. McCarrol, corner Maple and Highland. All members urged to attend. Friday Salem Council of church women. First Christian church. All-day meeting. Luncheon served at 12 o'clock. Women's Bible class. First M. E. church. Mrs. B. L. Steeves. 1594 Court street hostess. CouncH of church women of Sa lem. Spring meeting. First Chris tian church 10:30 a. m. The Master Builder," presented by Theta Alpha Phi Willamette University. Capitol theater. 8:00 o'clock. Pupils of Miss Elma Weller. Program. Y. M. C. A. 8:00 o'clock. Interesting Meeting of Chad- wxck Chapter, Order of Eastern Star An Interesting meeting of Chad- wick chapter. Order of the Eastern Star was- held yesterday afternoon at the Masonic temple. . Baskets of roses and peonies decorated the reception room. Red and white roses and lavender and white Iris were arranged about the dining room and on the tea table. The feature of : the afternoon was the short talk given by Dr. W. C. : Kantner. His subject was "A Visit to Ephrata Cloisture in Philadelphia." Hostesses at the tea hour were Mrs. Amanda Gueffroy, Mrs. Cora Scott, Mrs. Sarah Oliver, Mrs Mary Rauch, Mrs. Nina Adams, Miss Leila Rlgdon, Mrs. Myrtle Reeves, Mrs. Josie- LaFore, Mrs Florence Herron, Mrs. Elsie Oil rer, and Mrs. Bessie Barrlck. WUI Spend Summer With ; Relatives in the East -Miss Mildred TomUnson left earlier in the week for: MarEhall- town, Iowa where she will spend the summer with her father and other relatives. Her sister, Mrs. Paul Poling (Olive Tomlinson) of Delmar, New Jersey, will also spend the summer in ! Marshall- town.- i Miss Mildred Tomlinson, who graduated from Willamette Uni versity with , the class of 192?,, made , her heme while in Salem! with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson. I She has taught In the Prairie City- high school during the past year. All Day Meeting of Women's Union of First Congrega- V tional Church ' An all-day meeting of the Wom en's Union of the First Congrega tional church will be held today in the church parlors. Sewing will be done for the loan closet of the Marion County Health Demonstra tion. - -f- ? -4 Ml t .Via . J. .. IVe VelcoimVou .lOOeomtonMmt -r . SAM D. ADKISSON , 7fe 'HOTEL I'.-' CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON Mrs. -A. C. Nelson Entertains L'HeurGaieClub t ?; Mrs. A. C. Nelson entertained members of the L'Heur Gale dub with i an attractive one" o clock luncheon Monday afternoon at the Elks club. - Covers were placed at the lunch eon table' centered with a lovely combination of spring flowers, for Mrs. John W. Orr, a special guest. and the following club members: Mrs. Willard Wlrts, Mrs. Harold Hughes, Mrs. Vincent N. Diaz. Mrs. E. E. Ling. Mrs. Guy Irwin, Mrs. H. A. Gueffroy, Ms. Paul H. Hauser, Mrs. Bert Flack. Mrs. a V. McKelvey, Mrs. Fred Wil liams, Mrs. . F. W. Lange, Mrs. Rosa Bidwell. Mrs. W. H. Hogan, Mrs. R. H. Baldock. and the hos tess. Mrs. Nelson. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon. The high score prise was won by Mrs. Guy Irwin. This affair marked the closing event of the club season. First Regular Meeting of Salem Art Section ueia Monday Evening A group of enthusiastic mem bers of the art section of the Sa lem Arts League met at the stu dio of Dr. Mary C. Rowland Mon day evening for the first regular meeting of the section. After a brief talk by Miss Ruth M. Brauti, section leader, in which she explained some of the prin ciples involved In sketching, an hour was spent in sketching from life. Miss Brauti graciously con sented to act as model as well as instructor. Dr. Rowland announced that one of her handsome block print hangings has recently been sold to the Chicago Arts Guild. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the eve ning. . The section will meet again in a fortnight at Dr. Rowland's stu dio. All persons Interested are in vited to attend. General Meeting of Circles of First Methodist Church a meeting cf the general Aid society of the First Methodist church will be held this afternoon in the church parlors. The West Central circle will be hostess or ganization. Reports will be given by the circles. Members whose birthday anniversaries occur in May will be guests of honor at the social hour which will follow the busi ness session. Piano Pupils of Miss Elma weuer WtU Present Y. M. C. A. Program The final lobby program of the season will be given Friday eve ning at the Y. M. C. A. by ten boys, pnpils in piano of Miss Elma Weller. They are Roy VIck. Bruce Williams. Glen Luther. Donald Armpriest. Ray Marrow, Irwin Edwards. Werner Brown, Richard Pierce, Richard Devers. John Barker, and Arthur Boshen. Assisting on the program will be Robert Brown, accordionist: Stanley Keene, reader; Cleo Seely, violinist; and Victor Wolfe, bari tone. I The public is cordially invited to attend. Mrs. O. A. Olsen Will Visit in Minneapolis Mrs. O. A. Olsen left last night for Fergus Falls, Minnesota where she will remain for six weeks as the guest of her parents. Aid Society of First Presby terian Church Will Meet This Aftemon A social meeting of the Aid so ciety of the First Presbyterian church will be held at two-thirty o'clock this afternoon in the par lors of the old chnrch. Town and Gown Club Will Have Final Meeting of the Year The final meeting of the club year of the Town and Gown club will be held Thursday afternoon at Lausanne Hall. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. Frank M. Erickson, Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, and Mrs. A. N. Moores. Mrs. J. F. Murray Will Enter tain Leslie Can Do Class Mrs. , J. F. Murray will enter tain the Can Do class of the Les lie M. E. church this afternoon in her home at 390 Washington street. : '' . 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