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The OREGON STATESMAN Saksi. Ore?on, Sunday Mornlnsr, May 2i; 1931 Events MondazPartyWill Be Delightful Affair MRS. HARRT WORTH an Mrs. George Arbncklo- will .ntW&in with a 10-tablO- bridge luncheon at the 5jJ Monday t 1 o'clock. Thto wltt t one ot the smartest affairs or nrtr. Snapdragons .. and roses will be used to make-the Gtw nrill room of the Gray Bello a delightful background lor , the affair. ' . , The guest llt will inclmde Mrs. George Alexander, Mrs. . C. E. Bates, Mrs. Max Buren. Mrs. F. G. Bowersox, Mrs. F. O. Brock. Mrs. Ralph Cooler, Mrs. Harry N. Craln. Mrs. 6. P. ChambenuMrs. Wilson Darby, Mrs." Rex Darla, Mrs. I. M. Doughton, Mrs. George I Forgo, Mrs. Ray Hartmaa. Mrs. Guy : Irwin. Mrs. Paul Johnson. Mrs. ' K. B. Kuget. Mrs. Percy Kelly. .Mrs. T. I Kulros, Mrs, George) King. Mrs. E. Ling. Mra. J. E. Law, Mrs. frank Myers. Mrs. Douglas McKay. Mrs. WilUamMe Gllehrlst, Jr.. Mrs, O. B. McCol lough. Mrs. Roger Mythlng. Mrs. Roy Mill.- Mrs. James Nicholson. Mrs. Phillip Newmyer. Mrs. Wal ter M. Pennington. Mrs. Max Pago, Mrs. W. L. Phillips, Mrs. H. L. Stiff. Mrs. W. I. Staler, Mrs. U. a. Shipley, Mrs. Claude Steusloff. Mrs. K. M. Simons. Mrs. Walter Spaulding. Mrs. Erwln Smith. Miss Zoo Stockton, Mrs. George R. Vehrs, Mrs. J. H. Willett.) Mrs. A. L. Wallace and Mrs. Harry J. Wledmer. Miss Tartar to Present Pupil Lena Belle Tartar will present Miss Marjory 0DelL soprano. In Tolce recital Tuesday night In Waller hall. Miss Luetic Cum minus will accompany and Miss Hortense Taylor, riolinlst will as- ist. ; r , Miss O'Dell is a sophomore In Willamette unlrerslty and Is the Amnrhter of ReT.-and Mrs. Fred Taylor who were forraerlr of thet The program Incudes; Aria from "ThooT" . (el. Ever Brh 4 Fir II. Iter Kuibiu WidmMK JSekvmaaa Ill Concert U A Minor (last hU) i Art from So ot , ' . HM eooar 'outr U Tots Soint-SM Ovtto tei Te Wen Mmrt Ho Bweto U Bhoo lltk Ceatarr Air r'bm Kim I. i i -flora Whem Loto ! Kimi Old laglibh VI 6oaU la 9 Minor AdjivProto . - Ta Mooa Oo Driftinf w.. --.flmi la Laxmboarf Gardens -.Jtamung A Birthdar Woodmsaa Aurora Club Will f Install Officers j . Aurora Mrs. A. M. Kraua and Miss Georgia Kraus entertained the Aurora Woman's club at the home of Mts. Kraus, Wednesday. President Lena -Ehlen disposed Of the business in a speedy manner to make time for two splendid papers on county government by Natalie Strickland and public health and safety by .Florence CriselL Mrs. Lor In Giesy read a short poem. Pictures reviewed were "Boy with Rahbit" by Rae burn and "The Storage Room" by De Hooch which were glren by Eleanor Reed. "The Artist's Mother" by -Whistler glren by Leta Giesy and "Behind the Plow, Kemp Welch, was given by Arda Kraus. A group of songs was led by Madge Stoner. A social time and refreshments followed. This meeting conclud ed the year's program. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ida Tergen June 3. at which time officers for the com Ing year will be elected. Refresh ' ments "will be served... . . ! , Ankeny Woman's i Glub at Watts Home Sidney The Ankeny Woman's club met at the country' home of Mrs. Ben Watts recently. ' The spacious living Yooma were made attractive with large bowls ot roses. An interesting program was given and a socral afternoon was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were serv ed at the tea hour by the hostess to the following club members: Mrs.E. L. Finley, Mrs. A. H. Thompson, Mrs. Sidney Howard and daughter Margaret. Mrs. Wil liam' Wlederkehr, Mrs. R. H. Fair. Mrs. L. B.- Smith. Mrs. Charles Meier, Mrs. J. O. Fair, Mrs. C. F. Johnston and the host ess, Mrs. Ben Watts. The auxiliary to the Veterans ot Foreign Wars will, hold a pep rally for the sale of poppies Mon day night at the Woman's e!ub- house beginning at S o'clock. The poppy sale will take place' Thurs day end Friday ot this week. An nouncement will be made at this . meeting of those members of the . auxiliary who will speak la the schools as a part ot the pre-me monai services. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dancr. Mrs. W. Al Jones and Miss Mabel Creighton motored to Corvallla Thursday night and surprised Cretghton Jones with birthday dinner served at the Benton ho tel, f Ivan Martin of Portland was an additional guest. Mr. Jones Is a Junior In Oregon State college and is a member ot the Sigma Cht fraternity. " Mrs. jr. W. Covalt entertained her thimble club at her home on South 18th street Saturday after noon. Mrs. Ira Covalt was a guest of honor. Club members present were Mrs. Bertha Love land. Mrs, George Strang,' Mrs. .Anna Caisse, Mrs. Ed Budlong, Mrs. T. H. Seder, Mrs. W. E. Adelhart, Mrs. Katherlne Lewis, Miss Margaret Bernldlni. of Interest POPULAR HOSTESS OF SPRING i MRS. Ji E. LAW who vnth Mrs. V. G. Shipley has been a popular hostess of the recent weeks. A series of bril liant social affairs were given by Mrs. Law and Mrs. Ship ley at the Shipley home. Photo Small M aid is "Birthday Hostess M1 RS. WALTER SPAULDING entertained in compliment to the ninth birthday of her daughter, Leone Spaulding. Sat urday morning with a charming SO o'clock breakfast. The long breakfast table was a study In pastel shades. Flowers centered the table and at the place ot each small guest was a place card arranged' with tapers and a tiny bud vase; holding a bud. Mrs: Spaulding was assisted by Mrs. C. A. Spaulding,' Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs. Roy Scott, Miss Caroyl- Brad en- and .Miss Beryl Marsters. Following ; the break fast the Young guests enjoyed a line party. Guests in compliment to Miss Leone were Wilda, Jerman. Car olyn Brady, ; Nancy Strickland, Jean Strickland.. Elizabeth .Ann Herrick, Beverley Boydston," Car-, men Jean Vehrs, Alice Ann Wirtz, Margaret - Upjohn, Rowena Up john, Florence' Upjohn, Frances Baseman, Margery Roseman, Sybil Spears, FanCea Lilburn, Florence LHburn, Ruth Ranger, Jean Ran ger, Mary Laughlin, Marjorle Pickens. Beth Jo Schott, Ila Mills, Vera Beechler.' Harriett Crawford, Lorah Kate Griffith. Ella' Collier, Doris McDonald and Jean Marie Spaulding ot Newberg. Teachers Have Picnic 1 v -The annual plcnle for the Sa lem Teacners' association was held In Kays park Wednesday with about 95 teachers presenL The committees in charge were: entertainment, Martha Jean Dixon, and Mrs. Lyle Bar thoiomew; refreshment commit tee. Ruth Draper, Grace Fallin, Edith Starrest, Grace- Diebel, Gladys -" Humphreys, Florence- Steward, Esther Wilcox, Mildred Severson, and Mrs, Shields. --- - OFFICER IN STATE LODGE' ir MRS. DORA B. MORLEY, newly elected stats vice-presi-. de Degree of Honor lodge, and also president of the local lodge, Salem Lodge No. 19. She was elected at n9 icvcM, cunveTOKmv r;ioto . - by Kennell-Ellis. Miss Helen Price to Give Recital r Miss Helen Price, graduate stu dent In the music department ot Willamette university, and who has been studying ; this year on the pressor scholarship prise. wUl give her post-graduate recital Monday night in Waller hall at 8 o'clock. -Frances Virginia Melton is presenting Miss Price. Miss Edith Findley wil assist' Miss Price. The program will include: : I Scaumaaa , C-tti ' II Ohopia . ...Scherxo Opac 19 Chopin Etade (BirtUrfly) Op, 35 Ho. 9 Oriftea Wait Peaeeek Oriffea ,, ,- , , ' MirfcTfi'l Dohaaayi' -Cappriecio III Grier .. Miceor Concerto 8eoBd piano Irdlth Fiodley. Oregon Girl Wins ' Honor in blast Mlsa Carmen Siewert. daughter t Rer. and Mrs. S. A. Siewert of Warsaw, " Ind. and -who is Well remembered ' In ''Salem, has just been awarded a gold, medal from American Conseryatory of Music In Chicago by a board of critics before whom she sang May 15. Miss Siewert, niece of A." A. Siewert of Salem, will graduate from the conservatory In June. She will then have a bachelor's degree in piano and composition. Both Rer. and Mrs. Siewert grad uated trpm Willamette university. Mrs.1 Siewert will be remembered as Frances Cornelius. . . . The sketch class of the Salem Arts league, directed by Mrs. Ella Hathaway will go to Hazel Green for an . out-door sketch class today. They will leave the home of Mrs. Hathaway. 1140 Market street, at 12:30 o'clock. It is expected that Ralph Gilbert will accompany the group. All members ot - the league are in vited 'to go with the group and especially the ; photographie sec tion of the league. JLenneu-EUis, in S ocia Olivb XL Do ah. Events as They Gome ; rpHE week comes to a close with several hours short for A the number of things that there are to be done, for the State Business and Professional women are concluding their session of three days convention and the last minutes are mostly social. -i'. ' -y- -'. ' This group has mixed pleasure and business In a de lightful manner. A brilliant reception Friday night set the social tone for the convention. Colorful and beautifully appointed this reception made a delightful memory for the club members. j i Saturday night a "birthday banquet marking the thir teenth birthday-of the club was observed and this morning the impressive "emblem" breakfast will bring to a close the social -events of the weekend. i ; i Hostesses this week have been numerous. Mrs. Palmer MacDonald and Mrs. Wayne Loder were hostesses-for one of the most beautiful parties of the season at the Marion hotel. Mrs. A. C F. Perry was hostess in compliment to her mother, v : : ';-' :'-".Vu-- Mrs. Dan J. Fry. Jr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins ware informal tea hostesses Friday was hostess for six tables of a a cnarming event ciosea a serjes oi parties lor which she has been hostess. :. ; -. . i Other hostesses for the week have been Mrs. 5 A. E. Wickert, Mrs. Saul Janz, Mrs. Curtis Cole, and Mrs.' Edward Heenan. ,:' -y .. -...- Pre-Nuptial Fete Bride of June Eleven MISS MARGARET PRO, who wiU be married In Boston was the inspiration xor a pre nuptlal shower for which Misses Louvera - and Wil ma Morn were 1 hostesses at the Pro home Friday evening. The affair was a surprise to . Miss Pro, who returned from a dinner party in the country to find : the guests assembled in the living rooms. After games and musical numbers, the gifts were delivered in a clever "missionary barrel." Late in the evening dainty re freshments were served. The host esses were assisted by Mrs. G. I Pro. The guests invited for the show er, were: Mesdamea ferie Burn- ham, I M. Dewey, Evelyn McKln, ley, -H. C. Hummel, Rollin Bear er, Lena Hockett, Sophia Wheeler, George Rhodes, Mlna Saunders, Jack Bates, R. A. Horn. S. E. Keith, George White, Harry Wat son, Grace' Lawless. Everett Brown, S. M. Wright, Fay Sher man, Leda Nichols, Gordon Black, Hazel Shepherd, E. O. Rinderman, Ethel Gilstrap', Claude Bennett, O. P. Driggs, Paul Trom lits, Charles D. HuUngs, Daisy Collar, Isabella Overby, Christine Daniels and C. L. Collar, and the Misses Frances L. Welch. Edith Fanning, Lela Belle Sanders, Kathryn Toung, Dorothy Franks, Helen Prang, Vlrglnlalee Brown, Loretta Pro, Dorothy Pro and the very young Betty Jean White and Marlon Horn. ; . , Past Matrons Will Meet Mrs. James Godfrey will open her home to members of . the Past Matrons club Friday evening. Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Mrs. Alice CooUdge, and Miss LeUa Johnson will be hostesses for this busi ness and social meeting. Pratum Wedding Pretty Event Pratum Beneath a beautiful arch of cedar boughs and white roses, Grace Kleea of Pratum and Newton Allen of Denolr. Califor nia, were united -in marriage at Pratum Methodist church Tues day evening at & o'clock : The bridal party entered the beautifully decorated church to the strains of Mendelssohn's wed ding' march played by- Miss Mir iam Keating of Vancouver, Wn. i The bride was beautiful In a heavy white crepe drees with close fitted . bodice and a full length yell caught : with mock orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of Cecil Bruner rosea and sweet peas. Her only attendant was NeUie Kleen who wore a nne green crepe de chine dress and carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas and white roses. - " -; t Ralph Kleen served - as best man.' Just preceding the cere mony Roscoe Plowman of Salem nr... XT w P.IIS" a n eavuS) iivio yuvm m etfmDanied by Miss Keating. . ? Rer. Aletba Allen Dumas, sla ter of the groom, performed the impressive ceremony. James Ray mond and Herman Smith ot Port land served as ushers. i The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George , Kleen from Pra tum and Is a graduate of saiem high school and attended' Port land Rihls) Institute. The rroom Is a graduate of Seotta Mills high school and Tort land Bible Institute. After a wedding trip through Redwood highway and Oregon Carea they wiU be at home to their maay friends at Delhi. Cal ifornia, where Mr. Alien is em- nlored. -!-t,;r During the reception glrw U the basement of the church. Mir iam Keating and Ralph Kleen sang -l Lore Ton Truly" accom s an led . by Miss Oener Beckett, Mrs. William do Tries, Mrs. Lor ena Thomoson. Helen Mao Thomnson. Anna Blschoff and Ida Mitsner served. Many beautiful gifts rere re- eetred by tho couplo : Student' nurses" of Salem Gen eral hospital spent Wednesday at tho coast. The affair was pianneo in compliment . to tho graduates this year. Miss Virginia Pair, Mis Etta Wells, and Mlas Doris Thompson. -. - - . " .. - Mrs. Charles Thompson of Se attle has been a guest of . her mother, Mra, Effle Ireton for the past weak, . ' . iat-M .usicai.- Society Editor E afternoon; Mrs. W. H. Darby cards Friday afternoon which . ' . . . . Salem Students Appear in Portland A number " of students from Miss i Elisabeth Levy's studio motored to Portland to partici pate in a Joint recital with her Portland students. They were as sisted by students of Fereas Stelner. Tho first half of the pro gram was given by beginners. while the second nart waa nlavad by the artist pupils. This part of the program was made up of numbers in which chamber music had an important place. The auditorium was filled to capacity and each number was received with enthusiasm. miss Mary Schoettle. rlolist of the Salem Junior Symphony or chestra, assisted in the strlag quartet numbers. Students taking part In the program were Alcyon Logan, Dor sey( Reed, Virginia Lou Harkins, Jean. Lewis, Tommy Settlemler, BUly Looker, Marjorle Wallace. Kaipn Branch, John Marr, Hor tense Taylor, Berie Jean Allen, Beryl Atwood, Beryl Ottaway, June Director. Cleone Votaw. Jessle Melvln, Nathan Steinbock, and Mary .Schoettle. 1 Grand Lodge Session Draws Attention I The Grand lodre of Ormn meeting in Corrallis for a five day session beclnninr last vmV. end, drew the attention of many peopie irom saiem. Delea-ata from the Rebekah lodge ot Sa iem were Mrs. Carl O. Engstrem, Miss Eugenia Slecmund. Mlaa Wilda Slegmund, Mrs. Coral Mc Neil, Mrs. Elsie Townsend. and Mrs. Edith McElroy. Mrs. Engstrom was annointed state chairman of good - ot the order committee by the new pres- iaeni, airs. Ktnei Meldrum iof Milwaukee. : Mrs. Engstrom lis making plans for visits to tho va rious , Rebekah groups ot the state. t Carl O. Engstrom was elected brigadier chaplain ot the Patri archs Militant. Mrs. Alma Hen- aerson, wno tor two years was associate president of tho Patri archs, was present for tho Grand lodge. : Mrs. Henderson is now past associate president and Mrs. Gertrude Rooney of Marshfleld was elected associate president. . i Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schulti, 914 No. Summer street. started Friday by auto to drive to Detroit, Mich., their former home where they will remain for aa Indefinite stay Idoklng! after busi ness matters. They have closed their : home, and plan to return when they conclude their mission in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Schults hare resided fin - Salem tho past fire years and haro been promt nent workers In the First Pres- bTterian. church. . . i They were accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Winn who will sum mer in tho east. " v Goo dN DID YOU. KNOW THAT I Mack are Offering Their Stock at a r Genuine Discount? It will i pay to SHOP There! Qubj HEADS ECCLESIA CLUB HERE MISS ESTHER ERICKSON who was elected president of the Ecclesia club, popular young btlsiness woman's club of the city, at the annual election of officers Tuesday of the past week. Photo by Kennell-Ellis j Barbara Barnes WiU Present Dance Revue ; One of the interestinsrevents for the public is the annual spring dance revues presented by Salem groups. Miss Barbara Barnes will present students from the Bar bara Barnes School ot the Dance, June 4 and 5 at Warner Bros. Elsinore theater. Of unusual Interest Is the "In dian Dance" drama which will conclude the program. Miss Barnes arranged the steps and in terpretation for the drama and Ralph Schomp arranged the music. The drama is based on the Indian legend ot the Willamette ralley, "The Bridge of the Gods". Mrs. Otto Paulus, who designed the costumes and sets for the Egyptian ballet of last year will design the costumes and stage sets for the 'Indian, drama. The entire program will , in clude six numbers. The first will be the tiny -people .between the ages of three to 14 years old and will be called "The Little Cir cus", with Pauline Zoo Chambers as the "ring leader". Other numbers will be "Adagio Classloue", Josie - Acklln and Elmer Lowell Grlepentrog; "Scarf Dance" by a group ot adranced students with Miss Barnes doing tho solo dance: a "Dutch Lore" dance, comedy: and a group of speciality numbers by advanced students. . Chi Delta Delphians Will Meet Tuesday Mrs. J. T. Delaney will be hostess to members of the Chi Delta chapter of tho Delphian so ciety at her home 760 North Summer street, Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Tho topic for discussion is "Jlottb and his Age". . Topics will be taken by Mrs. E. B. Mil lard, Mrs. W. J. Nelson, Mrs, Karl Heinleln, Mrs. J. T. De laney,! Mrs. E. A. Collier, - Mrs: Charles Hudklns, and Mrs. Carl Nelson. Mrs. W. M. Persons will be hostess to members of the Past Grand Matrons club at her home 960 Gaines street, Tuesday with Mrs. F. L. Waters and Mrs. J. E. Kirkpatrick. ' . - ,1 ewsi s Entire 395 N. High V lireies 'I ! Melovidoff Will - Give Program 1 j I" A program of Unusual Interest is that which will be given before thelRebekahs and the Odd Fel lowf Monday night following a regular meeting- in the Odd Fel lows' haiu At ! o'clock Alexan der ' S. Meldvidbf f, known to the concert stage as Chief Mlnlwa cato, win play ia group ot num bers for the combined meeting of the lodges Mr. Melovlddff is a violinist of national fame ;ln musical circles. For; the past three summers he has i played m the Hollywood bowl, and 1 he has played with the Lost Angeles symphony orchestra as 4 gnest artist. In the East he has appeared In many of the largo programs and In Europe he has ! played fori crown heads. The program for the lodges Monday night sis a courtesy pro- gram .from Mr, members, ji Melovldoff to the Eastern Star Club Will Meet Tuesday Members of the Eastern Star Y ! ' . I social ciuo are punning a pro gram for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in jthe Social room of the Masonie temple. A special invi tation is being extended to any visltinr Star! Who mar b In th city Tuesday, i The committee in charge is Mrs.; Burnlce Blodgett. Mrs. Jen nie UtlerJ Mts. Stella Henry. Mrs. i Georgia Cook, Mrs:" Minnie Jirak, Mr. Alice Frlszel, . Mrs. Daisy Mclntlrej Miss Eva Sereo. - . L. L j ... - pytnun sisters win sponsor a Jitney" siippe at Fraternal tem ple Tuesday night. There will be a special program followed by dancing. ! The committee ' in charge is Mrs. jW. Lansln, Lillian Marshall, Mrs. ,Azile Hiison, Mrs. Lellle Hanson; and Mrs. Mary Pngh. j : ; Pomeroy i 379 SUtt JEWLXER3 Street ! Orchestra Member Will be Honored ,1 Donald Poujado will haye con ferred upon him May- J g the De Molay Legion of Honor, highest degree which may be won by a DeMoiay, and which was voted toJ him at (he last meeting of th grand council at Washington, D. C, at which time President Hoover also received the degree. As a token of admiration from the Salem Symphony orchestra, of wmcn Mr. poujade is a member, it will play as part ot the services of tho evening according to a vote taken by the organization at the last rehearsal Tuesday night. Prof. E. W. Beattr 'of Corral lis and members of the Corrallis chapter will confer the decree. This Is the third time such a de gree has been given a DeMoiay in Oregon. ! t The DUbllo is invited to 'attend the ceremony, which will begin at 8 o'clock Thursday night and which will bo held In tho lodge rooms of the Masonie temple. Choose a Stitched Crepe "My Own" HI All In Exquisite Tints to Contrast Your Summer- Frocksl We suggest yon sret thisl flat tering "Mjr Own" Hat; im mediately! It's as pretty: as a picture ... and just the hat you'll want to wear with sum mery chiffons and silks) In the coolest shade of pale green "with the new water melon crown, and pale pink facing and box-stitched brim! 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