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Ths OREGON STATESMAN SaW Oregon, Fri&y Morning, April 14. 1933
PAGCNlNk
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Society News and Club
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OUTK M. DOAK, Society Editor
Chorus Will Stress
1 American Music
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-5"' At the date drawt near for the
presentation of the aprlng con-
'" cert by the Salem , MacDowell
club, April 0, Interest la itlrred
In the kind of program to be pre
sented b7 the choroa In addition
to the eolo piano work of the
jueet artist, David Campbell.
American music will be feat
nred la thla program . more than
, In those of the past according to
Miss Lena Belle Tartar. Jin tnter
eatlnf croup of 8hakesperlan
songs the music of which comes
from the. pens of American com-
posers will be one of the high
lights of the program. ' -ft' '
A three part song, "Come Away
Death", and two others, "Under
the Greenwood Tree" and "Sigh
No More Ladies" are also being
. stressed. The whole program win
be light and gay In keeping with
the spring and in contrast to days
'""-"of depression.
Kiss Tartar feels that the chor-
tia fa marh better unified for this
oreduetion than it has been in the
" past and tnat lis tonal quamy is
- rrastlT lmnroved and blended.
These improvements combined
with a greatly increased apprecia
te tlnn far the text of the SOBXS is
making a delightful improvement
over past presentations according
to observers.
- High Official to
x Visit Rebekahs
Mrs. Edythe Kelley, interna
tional president ol the association
nf tJitk Rfhek&h Assemblv will par
the Salem Rebekah lodge a frater-.
nal visit April 17. Mrs. Hallie in
" mr-nnA warden of the associa
tion of the Rebekah assembly will
- also be a visitor that night.
Mrs. Gertrude Cummings will
entertain Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. In
gle with a tea at her home, 1357
N. Winter street, Sunday after
noon, from 2:30 until 5:00
o'clock. All Rebekahs ure most
cordially invited to attend.
A no-host dinner is beine plan
nod. h tha committee of Lora Mc-
Gee and Josephine Erickson, to
be held at the Spa in tne Green
r,ata tea room at 6 o'clock Mon
day evening. All those wishing to
attend this dinner are requested
to make reservations not later
than th Saturday, with Eurenia
Seigmund of S33S or Josephine
Erickson &351.
Proeram committee: Wilda
Splemund. Elsie Townsend and
Verda Olmstead; refreshment
committee, Josephine Erickson,
Helen McLeod. Jessie Moored,
T) Jessie Beatty and Willie Warf.
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-2. Beethoven Society
To Present Program
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Silverton Dorcas Society
Enjoys P re-Easter, AS air
Rural Club at Woodburn Names Delegates
For County Federation Meeting April 27
Silverton Mrs. M. O. Gunder-
son and Mrs. Melvin Riveness en
tertained Tuesday night at the
home of the former at a pre-Eas-ter
social event for members of
Trinity Dorcas society and other
friends. Easter lilies centered the
table where a buffet luncheon,
was served. Althea Meyer received
the guests at the door and Mrs.
C. L. Fobs presided at the coffee
Urn.
t Those present were Mrs. Ran
dall Hansen. Miss Johanna Kolln
and Mrs. Dan Riveness all of Mar-
quam; Mrs. Hike Storruste, Mrs.
Hans Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Torvend, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tor
vend who are house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Torvend who
were also there, Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Satern, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry San-
nemd, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olsen.
Mrs. Richard Larson. Miss Ora
Larson, Mrs. L. M. Larson, Mr.
and Mrs. Alf O. Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Cottenberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Corhouse, Miss Lillian
Bloek, Mr. and. Mrs. C. Ennevold
son, Mrs. Martin Hatteberg, Mrs.
Li. O. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Hauge, Rev. and Mrs. 0.
L. Foss, Mrs. Karen Larson, Miss
Althea Meyer, the hostesses. Mrs
Cnnderson and Mrs. Riveness, and
Mr. Gnnderson.
Woodburn. A delegation of
Woman's club members attended
the third district federation meet
ins; held at Oregon City Tuesday.
Those who attended from Wood-
burn were Mrs. Maude Machel,
Mrs. Frank W. Settlemier, Mrs. E
W. Hall, Mrs. Ida Parr and Mrs
A. B. Austin, who Is second vice-
president of the organization.
Oervais. Extensive prepara
tions are being made for the-antique
exhibit to be held in con
nection with the monthly, meeting
of the Presbyterian Women's Mis
sionary society at the church on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clara
Jones Is to lead the devotional
service and Mrs. Alta Adams the
lesson study. Mrs. Ida Minaker
and Mrs. Minnie Siegmund are
hostesses for the social hour. Mrs.
A. E. Austin of Woodburn will
speak.
Gervais. Members of the Oer
vais Past Matrons dab living in
the south section were hostesses
for the monthly club meeting at
the home of Mrs. Jack Imlah tn
Salem Tuesday. Those assisting
Mrs. Imlah were Dorothy Aspin-
wall, Mrs. Romeo Gooley, Mrs.
George Ramp, Mrs. Ralph Sturgls,
Mrs. C. T. Bnxey. Mrs. Scott
Jones and Mrs. Agnes Jones. These
present from the north section
were Mrs. S. Stevens, Mrs. M. D.
Henning, Mrs. O. T. Wadsworth,
Mrs. John 8. Harper, Mrs. V. O.
Booster and Miss Verna Kep-
plnger.
West Salem One of the last
of this season's pleasant card par
ties was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William L. LaDue. High
scores were won by Mrs. Frank P.
Wells and Lynn L. Sloper while
consolation was awarded to Miss
Lottie McAdams and to Dale
Lemon. Miss Charlotte' LaDue and
Mrs. E. Lloyd Miller assisted the
hostess. ,
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Hubbard Eighteen members
of the Guild met at the home of
Mrs. George Leffler Wednesday
afternoon. The new carpet the
Gnild bought for the pulpit of the
church has arrived and will be
laid before Easter Sunday.
Neva McKentie and Mlna De-
Wolf assisted the hostess. Out of
town members present were Mrs
S. L. Johnson from Salem and
Mrs. Glen Hartong of Woodburn
West Salem Mrs. D. H. Gilli
land was hostess Thursday at a
pleasant all day quilting at her
home and served an attractive
noon luncheon to Mesdames W. D.
Phillips, George Lathrop, C. R.
Brown, Raymond Compton, Em
met t A. Dickson, C. B. Burnett.
Elmer Rlerson and Miss Emma
Kuhlman.
Silverton. Miss Rose 8pecht
entertained the Tryphena Girls at
their April meeting. Cards were
played during the evening, at
which Miss Gertrude Chrysler
won high score and Miss Emma
Adamson low. Special guests were
(Miss Chrysler, Miss Ina Harold
and Miss Marlon Umphlette.
Interesting Music
Contest Saturday -
An unusual musical offering
will pe that which will be held
In the chamber of commerce Sat
urday afternoon beginning at X
o'clock and agaia la the evening
beginning at 7:S0 o'clock.
The affair ia musical contest
la which over 40 students ef 8a
lea music teaehers will compete
la piano, rotes and violin. The
playing ef hymns will be one of
the featured annsnal presentations.
Judges are from out of town
and are reported by tb chairman
of the contest committee, Elma
Weller, as being splendidly equip
ped to Judge the results of the
competition. Awards of honor
are to be made the winners of
the contest, the aim of which
is to farther Interest and apprecia
tion for music and to aid la giving
a standard of accomplishment to
the young students. Parents and
friends are especially urged to at
tend and the Interested public is
welcome.
It Is urged by the committee !
that all piano contestants In class- j
es A, B, C and D be at the com
mercial club by not later than
1:30 o'clock in order to be prop
erly placed.
Junior Guild Plans
Benefit Bridge
The Junior Guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church are planning a
benefit bridge tea to be held at
the home of Mrs. A. O. F. Perry
Thursday afternoon. Play will be
gin at 2:00 o'clock.
The committee in charge In
cludes Mrs. Perry and Mrs. B. H
Kennedy, Mrs. U. G. Shipley. Mrs.
E. B. Gabriel, Mrs. W. B. Chand
ler, Mrs. F. D. Eason, and Mrs
V. B. Kuhn. Reservations may be
made with any member of the
committee.
An unusually attractive evening
was enjoyed by members of the
Endnitls club at Its Tuesday meet
ing at which time style was the
the topic of discussion and gowns
were modeled by Mrs. Esther
Bloom. Mrs. Rahata Finley and
Miss Frances Cupper. Miss Marlel
Rows, Miss Mildred Judson and
Miss Harriett 8timmel were ap
pointed as a nomination commit
tee to make report for suggested
ntHmrm at thai ( mtnilir Plana
I were also made for the aannal
mother's and daughter's baaf met
to be held In May.
Wisteria Club
Dances Tonight
The regular monthly dance for
the Wisteria Dancing club will be
an event of tonight at CastllHan
halL The committee In charge of
the dance Includes Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Beutler, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Stents. Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Pitcher, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Zosel.
A delightfully planned no-host
Easter dinner has been arranged
to precede the dance by a group
of club members. This will be held
at the Spa In the Green Gate room.
Yellow and white color scheme
carried out through the medium
of flowers and tapers will be used
for the table.
Covers will be placed for Ut.
and Mrs. Michael Panek, Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Helman, Mr. and Mrs. Ells
worth Hart well, Mr. and Mrs. B.
L. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Beutler. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car
son, Dr. and Mrs. Kstm Brnnk,
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmot Getty Mr.
snd Mrs. Harry Graves and Mr.
and Mrs. Gall Jones.
The Three Link club will meet
Friday la the club rooms of the
I. O. O. F. hall at 1:10. There will
be an . Easter program and re
freshments. The committee la
charge is, Christine Cladek, 8arah
Hutton, Eva Keene, Clara Shields
and Rachel Reeder.
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Scio. Mrs. Burl Betser and
Mrs. Asa Eastburn were Joint
hostesses to the Scio "600" club
at the former's home Tuesday af
ternoon. This was the last party
of the season. Mrs. Arch Ray re
ceived first prise and Mrs. Jsmes
Chromy consolation.
Mrs. John Imlah was hostess for
luncheon Tuesday complimenting
members of the Past Matrons club
of Gervais chapter, Order of East
ern Star.
DAUGHTER TO HALLS
BROOKS, April II A daugh
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs,
William Hall, Saturday. Mrs.
Hall was formerly Mies Verda
Schafer. This is their first child
and has been named Donna Lon
Hall.
SOCIAL CALENDAR -
Friday, April U
Daughters ef Union Veterans of Civil war, Salem
Women's clubhouse; official visit ot department pres
ident. Annie S. Warren; potluck dinner, 0:30 o'clock.
Women's Missionary society ot First Baptist church,
with Mrs. E. M. Bailey on Portland road. Topic is "Our
Black Friends"; bring loyalty gift boxes; meet at chore u
at 1:10 o'clock.
Y. M. C. A. lobby program, 8 o'clock; Beethoven so
ciety of Willamette university musical program.
Sewing club for Business and Professional Women's
club, with Miss Phebe snd Miss Ruth McAdams. 750
South 11th street; pollack supper. 0:10 o'clock; bring
own table service.
Three Link ctub. In I. O. O. F. club rooms, 1:30
o'clock.
Saturday, April 15
Women's Relief corps. Miller's hall, 1 o'clock.
A. A. U. W. monthly luncheon, one o'clock In Ma
sonic temple: Avis Lebdell. speaker of afternoon; Mrs.
Asa Fisher tn charge of program. .
MILL CITY STAR IS
HOST TO sn
MILL CITY. Ipril 11 Of
ficers and members ot Marilyn
chapter. Order of Eastern 8tar,
were hosts to members of Acacia
chapter of Stayton. Initiation was
held for three new members of
Marilyn chapter. Mr. and Mrs. M.
Holt of Portland, members of the
order, were present and assisted
la the work ot initiating their
nephew, Srea Bllasen, into the
lodge. Worthy Patron Hurt aad
Worthy Matron Hurt of Acacia
chapter also took part in the
work.
A short program consisted of
a vocal solo by Mrs. Lloyd Dunl-
vau, with violin accompaniment
by Mrs. Ellasen and Mrs. Robert
Schroeder at the piano, and a
violin solo by Mrs. Ellasen.
Bringing the evening to
close a banquet was served in the
dlninc room. Mrs. Sig Jepsen snd
Mrs. A. L. Raises were the com
mittee on decorating the hall and
Mrs'. E. C. Gordon, Mrs. Vivian
Albert. Mrs. Cliff Phillips, Mrs.
Harold Aisinwall. aad Un W
W. Allen the banquet committee.
Norma Leek Gets
May Queen Honor
At Woodburn Hi
Reservoir Job at
Valsetr Started; ;
Late Snow Comes
VALSETZ. April U. om
work' is being done this week on
the large reservoir of Cobb and
Mitchell which now holds 7.010,
000 gallons of water. It Js seise
cleaned "and some Improvements1
made before the dry 'summer.
Work will continue throughout
this week.
WOODBURN. April 11 The
high school has chosen Miss Nor
ms Leek ss May queen for this
year. John Klnns is to be Msy
day manager and the attendants
for the queen are Mary Alice
Conyne and Daisy Shrock from
the senior class, Audrey Broyles
snd Helen Hill from the Junior
class and Gesrin snd Gemma
Bean ot the sophomore clsss,
Mary Jsne Shaw and Vivian Co
wan of the freshman class. The
event will likely take place early
in May.
The final debate between the
junior and sophomore debate
teams was held Wednesday with
the sophomores winning 1 to 1.
The sophomores were Torlaf Nel
son and Marjorie Jones and the
Juniors. Leslie Erb and Kath
leen Shorey.
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Mall Orders IhcIsmW 10c
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The public Is invited to attend
the lobby program at the T. M.
C. A. tonight beginning at 8
o'clock. This Is being presented,
by the Beethoven society of Wil
lamette university. j
The program includes three pi
a no numbers, "Grillen", "War
n m" and "Auffchwung" by Schu
mann and played by Marjory
O'Dell; vocal number, "Where
E re" by Handel and sung by
Maurice Dean; violin, Andante of
second violin duo by De Beriot,
played by Jeannette Scott and
Jeannette Smith; piano solo,
"Malaguena" by Mosckowskl, and
played by Ruth Schreiber; trum
pet solo, Gus Klempel, vocal solo,
Elizabeth Clement, both selected;
and "Hungarian Rhapsody, No.
2 ' by Liszt, and played by Fran
ces Laws.
Bridge Clubs
Attractively Feted
Bridge clubs found the gay sun
shine of Thursday an inspiration. B
Mrs. John McNary entertained for B
her club at her home on North
Summer street with a smartly ap
pointed bridge tea afternoon.
Special guests for the afternoon
Included Mrs. H. H. dinger and
Mrs. R. E. Lee 'Steiner.
A second bridge club to meet
was the Thursday club, which was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
C. P. Bishop with Mrs. Henry J.
lEean and Mrs. A. N. Moores as
assisting: hostesses.
Special guests for this afternoon
. Included Mrs. Percy Kelley, Mrs.
George Alden and Mrs. T. A. Mc-Bride.
White Shrine Will
Install Officers
An important meeting for Wil
lamette Shrine, No. 2, White
Shrine of Jerusalem, will be ob
served Monday night at Masonic
temple according to announce
ment.
At this time officers for the
coming year will be publicly in
stalled and this will be followed
by an impressive program. The
whole evening program is open to
the public which each year shows
much interest in this impressive
ceremony,
Those presenting the installs
tion work will practice Sunday
afternoon in thb lodge rooms
Macleay. Mrs. II. B. Martin
aad Mrs. M. A. Wells were host
esses to members of the 4-M club
Wednesday at the grange hall.
Mrs. Charles Baker, president,
presided at the business meeting.
Mrs. M. White was received as a
new member. Readings were giv
en bv Mrs. Stella Culver and Mrs.
Edith Wilson and Mrs. M. A. Wills
gave a group of guitar numbers
Woodburn. - - The Woodburn
Rural club met at the home of
Mrs. O. B. Belcher Wednesday af
lernoon. Delegates named to nt
tend the county federation meet
to bo held at Union Hill April Z7
are Mrs. Elmer Matson, Mrs.
Frank Broughard, Mrs. A. Rer
All This Week
JUST TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION OF. YOUR
KIND PATRONAGE
We Will Give An Easter Basket of
Haas Fresh Candy
(As Long As Stock Lasts)
WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES AMOUNTING TO 69c
OR OVER, IN ANY DEPARTMENT
(Tobacco Excepted)
(Only One Basket to a Customer)
Baskets are large and filled with fresh chocolate and colored candy Easter Eggs.
These candies 'vtere freshly made for this Easter occasion.
Thousands of Items
You Need to Choose
From
Many Extra Counter
SPECIALS
This is your opportunity to get
your Easter basket of candy
Free. Come in early this week.
New Stocks Last Minute Arrivals Add Interest
To Our Immense Assortments! Shop Miller's
For Quality At Low Prices Shop Millers
For Sizes, Colors, Authentic Fashions.
An Added Feature
SPECIAL PRICES ON THE DRAM SIZE OF PERFUMES
FOR THESE THREE DAYS
ROGER AND GALLET
50e dram. Feu FoUot 39t
$5e dram. Le Jade .. 29e
HOUBIGANT3
50c dram. Qaelque Fleuns. 39c
5de drain. Ideal . 39c
COTY
S0e dram. Paris
50 dram. IAlmant
SOe dram. Chypra
-39c
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DeRAYMOND'S
$1.25 dram. Mlmzy 89e
75c draau Appel d Am our 69c
$1.25 dram. Mon Gardenla.89
$1.25 dram. Sweat Magnolia.-89e
CARON'S
$1.35 dram. BeQodgia 93e
$2.00 dram Christmas
Night . $L3f
GUERLAIN'S
$1.10 dram. Mitsoako 79c
$1.10 dram. L'Henrt Blev.79
SERVICE
H oihlzvg js too much
trouble for us to go
to If it win eonTon
lenet a customer.
Purchases art seat
by special messen
ger In urgent eases.
Gifts bought, wrap
pod aad mailed to
aay part of the
world! Fitters sont
to your horns In
times of need I Each
andl STtry division
co-operates to sorre
you hotter.
COATS, DRESSES,
SUITS
Our apparel shops are teeming with the rery
ijewest coats, suits and dresses. Skirts, blous
es, sweaters, sport jackets, etc With Easts
almost here . . . with summer weather ia the
of Any. youH want new clothes ws feel sura,
What better opportunity presents itself thai
a tour to Miller's store to see what's new!
Corns look if you feel ss disposed. Come boy
if you find what you want. If labeled quality,
plus low prices interest you . . . yooTl be
wearing; such garments as Printzess, Betty
Ross, Eorract, Bradley, Noaparefl, LampL
aad maay others that Miller's feature. EX
TRA SALESPEOPLE . . . EXTRA FITTERS
... will bo in attendance. 2nd Floor.
$7.95 to $29.50
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$16.50 to $25.00
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Something new In
Neck Ties $1
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