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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1931)
.1 , ' paczz err The OnCGbrr CTATilArtVCalaa. Ore-an. CgadarCarglayirireB 15, events or Interest ;ii .UD roes ociai - msieai j ' - - - Olive IL DOAr, Society Editor, - " 'J : -" , - i J I ) ( .11 .11 1 I i '1 .'!! v ... .. f l .- -::' v. . .-. ' ' ; - : ';'. ; , ' i t : r1' ' -: - - ' "' j.- - ' . ' '-f V ' : -H- ' . . f ' .: ' - " V - - . - - ' - ; r ' - - . t - f - . t-' - ' -t U SXitrzrr : ' 0 I i 1- r I 1 CD AY WE PRESENT . .... a compliment to the Business and Professional Women of Salem who have been busy this week observing in appropriate fashion the annual national "Business and Prof essional Women's week". To the left is Mrs. Mona Ycder, president of the local Business and Professional Women's club; center is Mrs. Madalene Callin, who spoke be fore the Corvallis business women this past week and who is editor of the official magazine of the club, the 'Oregon Business Woman". To the right is Miss Phyllis Day, student in Oregon State college .who was a recent hostess while home over the weekend and who will be among . those college students to spend the spring vacation in their homes in Salem. AJ1 Photos by Kennell-Ellis. SPRING - THIS week there will be much planning and "filling: tip the cookie Jar" In homes to which collect stmdenta will be returning Friday to spend the week's spring Taxation from college duties, -It's a grand time,' these Taxa tions home. Family life that'tends " to drop into dignified decomm wita the "children" awsy at school suddenly becomes fall of actiTity and exhlllration with the Impetus of the Interests and en thusiasm of college7 llfo . feeing - thrust into it. There will be guests, there will do parties, there will be clothes to plan, and dis cuss there will be all manner of derelopments lor discussion and abeerTatlon. All told, it wilt be a splendid week which wilt start - with Friday's spring vacation. There are- being planned a few r.IXrtles for the coming week, but for the most part .the days will continue quiet nntll April 8, when Kaster will break the silence. One of the largest parties or the year is being planned for Monday and Tuesday night, however, at which, time Mrs. Elliott, Colony,. Mrs. - GroTer Bellinger and Mrs. Karl Kugel will be hostesses to mem- bers or the Monday Night Danc ing club and a few additional guests at the Willamette Lodge ' Country club on Wallace road. Bridge will be in play botk eTe nlngs and St. Patrick will inspire the decorative motif for the club- " bouse, k , With the promise- of good ' weather the Women of the Salem - Golf dab are developing much enthusiasm over the Friday tour- ! nsments. Friday will feature a ! flag tournament. Already there are many Salem people joining parties at the . beach and plans are being made ' tor opening beach homes. Many parties are Just in the offing for i week-end beach trips and not a tew will be made up tor this week 1 end. . Before it can be realised the winter will be a thing of the past and the spring and summer trek to the beach and the mountains and to other states will be on in earnest. , m Orchard Heights Women Meet Orchard Heights. The Or- v chard Heights Women's club met ''Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. W. DeLap on ; route six. The : meeting was an all day one with a delicious pot luck dinner at noon - The day was spent in cull ting tor Mrs. William Knower. At the business meeting at which Mrs. C. H. Fisher presided It was arranged that the local J club entertain the Oak Grove Ladies' - Aid society Thursday, March SC. at the home of Mrs. 1 J. B. Ashby la Salem. .A report was heard of the recent meeting at Brush College of the Federa tlon of Uural Women's claba A Tery Interesting paper on "Oregon Missionaries' was given by Mrs. B, 8. Blackwell of Sa lem.' This was the closing som ber of the Oregon history study v which the club' has enjoyed throughout tbe past year. Mrs. Elackweil Is the wife of a Meth odist preacher who served this charge many years ago and who bint the church bow standing at - pis place. . Special guests j tor the day were Mesdames Fawk, Stephen Hills,' Arba Martin, . W. H. Humphrey, J. B. ; Ashby," Frank Picha, Marion Putnam, 'Emma DeWitt, R. . C. Blackwell and Clinton ; Kennedy. S -. ' Members present -were Mes dames G. H. Fisher, Cash Rob erts, Fred Gibson,' Philip Bouf fler, Prudence ,Bouffler, - Burn ham Southwlck, Eugene South wick.' William . McDowell, Guy 'McDowell, Frank Farmer, J. Fawk, C. 8. Matthews, Edward Reed, Robert Adams, William Knower, Miss Mary Wait and the hostess, Mrs. DeLapp. ; Miss Thielsen Plays Charming Program A' delightful informal -evening of musle was that given by Miss Gretchen- Thielsen in the studio of Prof. T. S. Roberts Friday' night in compliment to about 40 lnrited guests, immediate friends of Miss Tbielsen. ! The program was delightfully given "and gave decided evidence of the artistic ability of the young musician. So popular did the event prove that Miss Thielsen will give the program later tor a recital program, t " Prof. Roberts I assisted Miss Thielsen in her program which included the following numbers: . I Piano and organ. II "Serenade" . Wldor ........ Gaul .... Nevln Eventide ........ Slumber-Song The Rosary . . . . . Ill ! y- v Piano and organ, "Grand Aria" . .......... . . .i . , Demarest XV i t . .- Vox Angelica . ... I ... . Henrich Cavatina Wheeldon Emmaus ............ Fryslnger -"-.. .v y ... m Pilrrim Chorus, from ! Tann bauser ............ Wagner . . .. Mr. and. Mrs. Cbarles Nunn of Marshfleld were guests la Salem Friday night. They spent the weekend la Portland. v Hactt Day. in Golem Dr. Horaa Wedwpod of Boetoa , ' FnUirtaim( N. Cottage aad Chemeketa St. Today at 11 a.sm, The Snbconscions Blind ia Our Daily Iif . A sermon on the new psy . chology i: "-' ' ' -. r-:. ' i V - - : . . " -: j ! : ' - i- . . Tonight at 8 r o'clock The New HeteUUon" Opera Luncheon is Outstanding Event THE Portland. Federation of Music Teachers entertained ia compliment to the Chicago Civic Opera company Friday with a 12:39. o'clock luncheon in the large dining room of the Congress hotel; . Music lovers and amateur and professional musicians were present from all over the state and the erest represented a splen didly successful and smart affair. The outstanding artists of the opera, company were present as was Mayor Baker; St. Leger, cler er director oiL the Civic opera; Bishop Summner, Frank Branch Riley, speaker of the day; and William Tan Hoogstraton acted as 'master of ceremonies. Miss Helen Calbreath, presi dent of the federation Introduced Mr. Tan Hoogstraton who received sack thundering applause as to amount to an ovation. In a brief talk made by Mr. St. Leger, emphasis was placed upon the crying need of more opera companies. He pointed out the fact that there are now just' six such companies In the United States, and all but the Chicago Civic company are practically new companies. . Mr. St. Leger also paid oat standing trihate to Mark Daniels and his ability aa an operatic singer as he bad proved himself in his appearances with Chicago companies. - ' Mayor Baker paid this tribute to tbe Chicago company: "Having followed opera rather closely all my life, I have never seen such perfect stage setting nor heard such dramatis singing aa has been accomplished during the present opera season. , , The luncheon meeting was at tended by hundreds of people and there were at least 200 who were unable to make reservations. , Mrs.. Edgar Rowland Is Hostess A delightfully Informal after noon : was that spent by members of the "S. E. W. So" club as the guests of Mrs. Edgar Rowland Thursday. Tea was served at a late hour with Mrs. G. Tallin as sisting. Mrs. C. A. Downs will be the next hostess la two weeks. Guests for this afternoon were Mrs. J. Fallin, Mrs. C. A. Downs, Mrs. Jess Wheaton, Mrs. Knight Pearcy, Mrs. G. Fallin, Mrs. Ted Brown, Mrs. Ed Donnley, Mrs. William Tarnell and Mrs. H. R. White. Brooks The 4-H Thimble club met in the school house Monday with their leader, Mrs. H. H. Bosch in charge. The business meeting was conducted by their president, "Minnie Ogura, and Beulah Otto read the secretary's report. Plans were made to giro their demonstration at the next Parent-Teachers' meeting. Those present were Daisy Potts, Clara Umemoto. Beulah Otto, Sumie Ogura, Hattie Asplnwsll, Mary Clark, Ada Hutto, Arleta Wood, Evelyn Molsan and Minnie Ogura. i 1 ! One certain fact ia quite well known. I I ; The food that folk place on the throne 1 if 1 j Is milk. This Kinjr of Food? a treat. ; j Our Milk Is Frtsh and Pure and Sweet. " " , .in Watch for thelribtory II Book la Rhyme I Co. "tcJi for fcJtKuea 1 from Dairy land, Salem Sanitary Milk Telephone 31 w 1831 Stat CC Pretty Party is Compliment to . Young Maids Miss Kathleen Mae iindbeck entertained at tbe home of -her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ia. Ldnd beck on Soath High street, Satur day night la compliment to a group of the younger set. The affair was a St. Patrick's party. All th decorations and the mean suggested the Idea of the good patron saint. Cards and dancing wer enjoyed during the evening hoars. - The guest list included Miss Deris Unruh, Miss Marguerite Mc carty, Miss Lucille Rolow, Miss Doris Armstrong, Miss Ruth West, Miss Constance Cartmlll. Event Clubs Continue to Hold High Place in Calendar Of Coming Week Clubs and orjjanizations continue to hold the center of attention of a large enare oi saiem wornpn. ionung- events Include Third district meetim? of the state federation of women's clubs March 26 in HilLsboro; the state Daughters of the American Eevolution convention in Newberjr March 19 and 20; and the convention of District 11 of the Pythian Sisters, March 21 In Hubbard. , The D. A. R. convention will be preceded by. a board meeting of the executives of the state organization - in Portland Wednesday night. Delegates from the Chemek eta chapter of Salem will , be Mrs.- W.- H. Orr, the regent; Mrs. W. XL Byrd, .Miss Edna Mingus. Mrs. Russel Catlin, Mrs. A. E. Austin of Woodburn, Mrs. J. E. Sibley of Dallas, Mrs. H. T. Love, Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith, and Mrs. Frank Settlemler of Woodburn. Alternates .include Mrs. W. -'F. Fargo, Tice-regent; Miss Lillian Applegate, Mrs. V. E. NewCfemb, Mrs. C. T. Ellison, Mrs. A. A. Underhill, Mrs. C. A. Eprague, Mrs. C. C. Best, Mrs. W. . B. Johnson, Mrs. Frances Looney Cornell and Miss Marguerite Looney of Jefferson. 0 . ! -The Pythian 'Sisters are plan ning an extensive program and day of events In Hubbard. Mrs, Emma Snyder of Aurora will preside as district deputy grand chief and she has arranged the program for the day. There will be both an afternoon program at 1:30 -o'clock and an evening pro gram beginning at 7:80 o'clock: Between 5:30 and 6:30 o clock a banquet will be served by Thalia Rebekah lodge. The evening meeting will In clude special music, and floor "work, initiation, and addresses by representatives of various temples of the state. The Third district convention will include representation of about 2000 Oregon women. Ex tensive club plans are to be dis cussed at this . meeting and an exceptionally attractive program has been arranged. One thing to receive immedi ate conslderaUon will be plans for observation ' of national mu sic week. Mrs. C. C. Geer ! is county chairman of this commit tee and has sent out suggestions and plans to the 11 clubs of the county for the observation of the week, j In Hlllsboro March 20 there will be a luncheon for the music folk over which Mrs. Ross well Walts, district musle chair man, will v preside. Mrs. : Mark McCallister, state musle chair man, will bo guest of honor at this luncheon. ' Any one inter file club is invited to attend the luncheon. Miss Helen Keudell, Miss Margar et smart Miss Carrol Dasch, Miss Irma Oehler, Miss Helen White, and Miss Llndbeck. Miss Doris Pickens returned this. week end from spending sev eral days In Roseburg and Co auille. Miss Pickens is being ex tensively entertained before her marriage April 5. One of the large affairs ot the future in compli ment to her la the shower to be givea March 24 by Mrs. Chester Pickens and Miss Dorothe Pickens. ested In the musical activities ot Members of the Royal Neigh bors lodge are also attending a "Nash" convention in Portland Monday. A special bus. has been chartered and all members who possibly can go are asked to be at the stage terminal at 0;4S o'clock' Monday morning. West Salem Players To Repeat Play 'Because the Ford Memorial Methodist church In West Balem is making a drive to clear up its Indebtedness, the ' West Salem Community club la sponsoring a presentation of tbe comedy "The Mommy and the Mumps," Friday evening. This play was given in February in the community hall with remarkable success. Tbe proceeds from the play will be devoted to paying off the church indebtedness.' It was decided to nse this de lightful comedy on account off the many requests that have 'come to the community officials for a repetition. The play waa given last week before u in. preclative audience In Falls City. Committees ; have been ap pointed to take care ot advertis ing and ticket and rehearsals by the cast will be held . Wednes day and Thursday evenings in the community hall. i Elizabeth Arden is in Personal Touch tvith you Through every one of her Prepomioos and Treatments . , rjyTIENEVER you use one of EH&btth Arden t l K Prt titrations for tbe cart of she skin you art sccurt in tbt knowledge that tht Preparation was r sonally planned by Miss Arden ana first used by per. Every time .you smooth on Cleansing Cream t pat with Ardena Skin TonHr and brace your . muscles with Special Astringent and Muscle Oil according to the Elizabeth Arden method,' you arc following the steps of the treatment skil fully developed by Miss Arden 's inspired fingers to satisfy her. own exacting requirements. Euzabbtb AicDKtr's Vtmtiam Toilet Prtparasiom ' j - art on sale at ' .Yv: ';! i Quisenberry' Centra! 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