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The OREGOII CTATZ3MANr Sate. Orercn. -Scalar ZlcTtlc..Btv.lcalzT 10. Sunday Socie I .' ' -- ' ; i ' ' ' j ty, Gluts and Music Page of Th JESSIE STEELE Society Editor, Women's Club Has Opening Meeting and Releases. 1 Year Book RS. CLIFTON' MUDD, president of the Woman's dub4 stated that the educational, philanthropic and social aims oi ine organization wouia ue subsw ui iw ,Uuuu year's program, at the opening meeting Saturday afternoon. A board meeting preceded the regular business session. Mrs. Mudd presided and Mrs. Milo Rasmussen acted as secretary. The meeting was open-v mA with th slnein of -America" I Davi Wrlgat, ' under the direction of Mrs. r.Mtrr Moorheadl with Mrs. C. C. Geer at the piano. The num ber was particularly, appropriate as the theme of the meeting was "See America First." ' Two new members were voted In, Mrs. Oscar Cutler and Mrs. Floyd Whites Miss Louella Baker gave a review of the motion pic ture, "Be Mine Tonight,',' and ex plained her plans for the year. Mrs, George Moorhead outlined the class activities and told of the assistance rendered by Miss Harriett Long, state librarian. Mrs. Milo Rasmussen announc ed a class in art appreciation iwhkh" will study the group of -'200 pictures placed in the board room. Mrs. J. C. Tibbtts told of gathering magazines for the C C. C. "camps. Mrs George Swift presented the first. traTelogue, which con cerned her Journeying of the summer throughout the United I States and to the Century of Pro : gress. She stressed the scientific 'side ot the World's Fair and -fill-; ed her talk with interesting little : Incidents and anecdotes which . fascinated her audience. . . - Two other numbers preceded ; the final travelogue, which were ' glTen by Mrs. C. C. Geer and Mrs. George Allen. Mrs. Allen gave a -picture talk on "In the Garden" bj George De Forest Brash, a famous American artist. - .Mrs. George Rossman present - ed the last travelogue, and re- ; counted her experiences on the - Sait Simond Island off the coast of Georgia. She also Included a Tirid description ot Washington, D. C.. ' - The next meeting of the Wom an's clnb will be held September 23 followed by a social gathering. ' The thirty-third annual " year -book ot the club was published last week and lists the follow ing officers for the year: Mrs. ' Clifton Mudd, president; Mrs. Mark McCalltster, Tice president; 'Mrs. Milo Rasmussen, recording secretary; Miss Eula McCully, fi nancial secretary; Mrs. Ronald Glover, corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. A. Brownson, treasurer; 1124. Mrs. Ld- Moine R. Clark, US5, and Mrs. Charles K. Spaulding. 1936. The house "committee Is composed ot Mrs. George H. Swift, .1934,. Mrs, Mary Bayne, IMS and Mrs. U. G. Boyer, 1936. . - Business meetings will be held the second Saturday of each month and the following special events are scheduled for the year: Teachers' day, guest day, third district convention In October at McMlnnvllle; Christmas greet ings, red letter day January. 31, 1934; president's day; nomina tion of officers April 14, 1934; reception lor new members, elec tion of officers May 11, 1934; husbands' dinner, state conven tion Roseburg. 1934; music week. Standing committee for the year are as follows: Year Book? Mrs. Leif Bergsvlk, Mrs. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. Wm. - F. Fargo, Mrs. J. A. Brownson, Miss Eula McCully, Mrs. Geo. R.' K. Moor head, Mrs. C. T. Ellison, and Mrs. Milo Rasmussen. ; Hospitality: Mrs. Hannah Martin, Mrs. Chas. K. Spaulding, and Mrs. Mark Mc Callister. Press: President,, secre tary,, chairman of departments, and t&airman of standing "com mittee. Club history: Mrs. Mary Bayn'gnd Mrs. W. C Dibble. Eleanor HoltiiaMHer New Hubby mm ( v A f , " I s ' :w--:f:-;?-.?. ( , Eleanor Holm, long an occupant of the national spotlight as a swimming star, pictured with her newir-aeauired husband. Art Jarretn. sincrer. aa EesrislatlTe: Miss Helen Lonlae they left the Church of the Good Shepherd, at Beverlr Hills. CaL The Crosby, Mrs. George Rossman, honevmoon is held no until Jarre tt eomoktec a oicture he is working on. Mrs. J. V. Campbell, Mrs. Rollin Polk Co. Democratic Club Convenes oiutui, uirm. mnaia mar tin, Mrs L. H. McMahan, and Mrs. John H. McNary. Friendship: Mrs. U. G, Shipley, Mrs. J. M. Devers, Mrs Albert Hunter, and Mrs Seymour Jones. Department heads for the year are as follows: American citi zens mp: aits. o. W. - Emmons. I t k Th t fall meetinr Chairman with Mrs. C. F. Breit-1 xir . tbtv haupt assistant chairman Ameri- ?arhel7 it the " ir' Dasch home on Thursday alter tion: Mrs. George R. K. Moor-, head, general chairman. Fine arts: Mrs. Wm. Fordyce Fargo. At Monmouth; Elects New Members William McGilchrist, Sr., Gueat Speaker at Opening Meet of Liberty Women s Club noon. Mrs. Dasch. new president, pre sided at the business session. The i pnV a.iotV Ti t to their scholarship loan fund AvwuMf aaa0a0a.Au w vuaii auau m" stitutions: Mrs. J. C.Tibbits. general chairman, and Mrs. Ora J Mclntyre, assistant chairman. x 'v w rro'.h. r.arn. Public welfare: Mrs. C. T. Elli t sua, general cnairman, na jars. Chas. K. Spaulding, assistant chairman. Social department: Mrs. waiter L. Spaulding, gen eral chairman. Miss Wagner to Give Recital Tuesday mentarian. Director for 1934 will be Mrs. Harry Wiedmer, for 1936, Mrs. ; J. M. Devers, and for 1936, Mrs. ' C. C. Geer. v The board ot trustees and building committee include Mrs. Pattern Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby will present Miss Eleanor Wagner In a piano recital Tuesday night at 8 i o clock at her studio. Miss Wag ner will be assisted by Miss Mar- clay Eisaman, violinist. The program is as follows: i Second Valse ...Godard , An Matin .Godard Two Part Invention Bach Serenata MosxkowskI Piano Crimson Blushes ....... .Lester I Melody in F ....... .Rubenstein Violin Valse in E Flat ....... .Durand By the Sea . . .Posco Piano The House by the Side of the Road Violin I Slavish Dance ...Tinkaus Romance Rubinstein Joyful Peasant Schumann Piano Missionary Society Meets Thursday . The Women's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday, September 14. at Mrs. V. Decatur and Mrs. P. G. .Judd were named a committee to bring the hot school lunch ques tion before- the community club when it convenes in October. Wm. McGllchri8t, Sr., was guest speaker on the program, his topic being" Scotland and Its People." He also sang and played his con certina, rendering Scotch songs. Mffe. Stacey read Mrs. Ed Jory's paper about touring in Great Bri tain as Mrs. Jory was unable to be present Mrs. Ruggles subject for her paper was Ireland, while Mrs. Dal las explained the interior and con veniences to be had oh ocean liners. Mrs. Stacey gave each one present a very clever booklet con taining the year's program for the club Hostesses were Mrs. Dallas, Mrs. Ballantyne and Mrs. Decatur, during the social hour. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGil chrlst. Sr., Mesdames Stacey, Car son. Scott, Holder, Bobbins, Cone, Fair, vickers, Dallas, Dasch, Shat tuck, Love, Judd, Decatur. Miss Pearl Scott and Miss Catherine Dallas. Zena Sixty-four friends of Clifford Hopkins were guests at his home recently when he was given a surprise party on his birthday anniversary. Refresh- ments were served at a late hour after an evening spent in dancing and playing cards. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Helen Hopkins about the rooms were Mrs. George oisen and her sister. Miss Ardis, 2 p. m. atthe home of Mrs. Fred jo' Portland, Mrs. Walter B. Hunt, By ANNE ADAMS . ' It's simple matter to make V' adorabl frocks for the' kiddies ' with enr easy-to-make patterns! This little frock, tor example, is ' inexpensive because you use . a cotton print that will launder per- . fectly, tt Is economically cat and extremely easy to put together, ' As for details, what could be enter - than tbe contrasting collar, cun- ninc sleeves and front panel? Pattern. 1594 is available la sixes 4, f, S, 10 and 12. .Size . takes 2 yards 3S inch fabric and' yard contrasting. Illus trated step-by-tep sewing instruc tions Included with this pattern. Erixon, 766 Marion. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Floyd White, Mrs. E. J. Ayers and Mrs.- W. L. Meeker. Mrs. Marvin Roth will lead tbe program, which : is based on Africa, and Mrs. ! James Smither will lead devo tions. I Legion Auxiliary Trio Engaged to Sing The Salem American Legion auxiliary trio has been engaged to present one of the regular pro grams of the College Folk club at Corvallis for' the coming year. A representative- selection of music will be used to develop a half hours concert. The trio is scheduled . for the meeting, April 7, 1934. Members of the trio are Mrs. Mildred Wyatt, Mrs. Bernice Bow and Mrs; Grace ZoseL The engagement was extended through, the presi dent of the College Folk dab Mrs. Patterson. e Mrs. D. L. Spal d I n g hat as house guests for a -few days her sister, -Mrs. - Adams . and son and wife from Kdrwood, I1L They win leava next Friday for tha east throngs California. Miss Esther Oien, Miss Marilda Cudney and Mrs. Robert Austin Independence An enthusiastic meeting of the Polk County Demo cratic club was held at Monmouth Thursday evening, September ,7. Sixteen new applicants were elect ed as members of the club. The resignation of L. M. Sellars as sec retary ot the club, he having mov ed from the county, was accepted. Alva Craven was appointed to fill the vacancy temporarily. The next meeting of the club will be at the Monmouth hotel for a dinner. October 5. J. N. McFad- den and W. A. Delzell will ad dress the members. , -m Silverton The Rebekah lodge opened its autumn meetings Thursday night. Because of the business ot the season only a small group attended. But two tables of cards were in play dur ing the evening. Plans were made for the next meeting which will be held together with the Odd Fellows on September 30 at which time a program commemorating the founding of the Odd Fellow lodge will be given. Mrs. Jasper King Is noble grand. Dr. L. L. Baker of Eugene, past grand mas ter of the Odd Fellows of Oregon, will take part in the program be ing arranged for September 30. Silverton Miss Margaret Keene, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Keene, and Miss Louise La tham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Latham, are two of the pop ular younger group of girls who will enter the University of Ore gon this autumn. Both are being extensively feted at p re-college luncheons, teas and dinners. Dr. Elam J. Anderson, presi dent of Linfield college, will ad dress the audience of the Calvary Baptist church at 7:30 Sunday evening. This is to be "College Night" The subject will be "The Place of. Higher Education In Christian Thinking." Reunion Will Take Place ; Thursday ttN honor ot Mr. and Mrs. Delbert I M. Rnggies of Chicago, who and Mrs. Charles M. Ruggles en tertained with a happy reunion dinner Thursday night , at their country home. ; - . s vy.. ' : ! A. beautiful low bowl of del pbiniums centered. the attractive- ly appointed table, ana gay oon quets of marigolds and dahlias brightened the imng room. -. , It was the first time In 26 years that tha family had all been to gether. . -. - i .- Present were Mr. and Mrs.- Del bert Ruggles,, guests of honor, Mrs. Elisabeth Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rnggies of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Rug gles, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman S. Ruggles and family of Dauas, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rldgway and son. -Claire, uenry siapiexon ox Los Angeles and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rnggies. - ; Informal Reception Given Friday Complimenting Miss Margaret Stevenson, the Young People's Forum of the First Methodist church entertained with an Infor mal reception ' at the Alpha Phi Alpha house Friday night at 3 o'clock.- Miss Loreta Var!ey arranged a program inclnding a vocal solo by Miss Eleanor. Moore, a read ing by Jess Cook, vocal solos by Arnold Taylor and Ronald Craven and a piano number by Menalcus Sealander. Miss Ruth Bedford ac companied the soloists. At the coffee hour a gift was presented to- Miss Stevenson as a token of . appreciation for her work as religious director of the church. The following assisted with ser ving: Miss Roberta Varley, Miss Helen Breithaupt, Miss Edythe Glalsyer and Miss Loreta Varley. Those present at the reception were Forrest Holladay, Ronald Hewitt, Ronald Craven, Don Hard castle, Jess Cook, Martin Ander son, Miss Bess Noland, Miss Ida McNeil, Mrs. Ronald Craven, Miss Margaret Estrom, Miss Dorothy Kloepplng, Miss Blanche Gretsen berg, Wllburn Swafford, Earl Lit- willer, Menalcus Sealander, Henry Rohrig, Arnold Taylor, Bill De Pew, Paul Tyler, Mr. and Mrs Odell, Lawrence Edwards, Miss Wills Ames, Miss Roxana Zlele, Miss Betty Elfson, Miss Lois Stlenke, Miss Josephine Anderson, Miss Hazel Sbutt, Miss Helen Breithaupt, Mrs. George Van Nat- ta. Miss Roberta Varley, . Miss Margery Odell, Miss Ruth Bed' ford. Miss Eleanor Moore, Miss Margaret Stevenson, Miss Edythe Glalsyer and Miss Loreta Varley. Miss Stevenson will leave short ly for Seattle and will work with the Wesley Foundation at the Uni versity of Washington and also complete work for her master's degree. Head oi Ousters I V - -- , Z - - i t .-:-l.:-v .; :. 4. ' - mini 11 1 hi it Mrs. Hilda Phelps Hammond, New Orleans socfetywoman, who beads the Louisiana Women's Committee, which has dedicated itself to oust ing Senator Huey P. Lone, hero of the Loaf Island long: count. Mrs. Hammond, urges the charges against the Senator recently nld by former Geawrnor Parker, of Looisiana, be aired at a public hearing. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. O. W, Newton of Oakville, Wash., are guests ot Mrs. S. J. Comstock at her home on South Water street. Mr. Newton Is one of the few re maining Civil War veterans. He enlisted before he was quite 14. The Newton's end the Comstocks have been friends for over 40 years, baring been neighbors when they all lived in Minnesota. Recital Slated At Studio Tea MRS. DAVID EASON Will pre ' sent Miss Marjorle Snyder, .11 w r.iintll wen &uuna annniiiiwq pianist, in recital at a- studio tea Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. R. H. Robertson and Mrs. Monroe Gilbert will assist. An unusual feature ot.tbe con cert will be an artist recording, of Mosart D Minor Fantasie, fol lowed by the playing of the same composition by Miss Snyder. An original suite composed by the young pianist will also be Included in the program. Selections presented will be as follows: Variations. C Major Haydn Fantasie, D Minor ...... .Mosart Butterfly ..Grieg Cuckoo Arensky Imps Sturkowr Ryder Seguldilla . Bird Song Etlncelles . Albenix , . Palmgren Moskowski Arts .League' Will Resume : Fall Act i vit ies ; Drama Music Events on SALEM drama and musical circles, always active during "the fall and winter seasons, are swinging into their full round of activity. r . , x t The Salem: Arts league will lay plans for the comin? year ; next Tuesday at their opening meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the city library. The council will convene at this tune and the regular business meeting ; atO. S o'clock. The Utter session is tember 11 at 7:30 o'clock. open to Arts league members only. . ., ; - Mrs. William' Fofdyce Fargo, president, will preside with the other ofticecrs and the outgoing president, Lynn Cronemiller, making up the council. S. H. Van Trump is vice president, Mrs. C. A. Lytle Is financial secretary, Mrs. - William E. Kirk, second rice president, Mrs. Jessie Single ton, secretary, Mrs. Mary Fletch er, treasurer. Perry Preecott Rei- gleman, press correspondent. : Mrs. Ella Hathaway, leader ot the sketch elass, wUl report on the Hubert-Robert exhibit, and Mrs. Clifton Mudd wfll give a report on social activities. Ralph Gilbert has been elected art di rector, but. Mrs. Hathaway .la filling the position temporarily. Standings committee chairmen for the year ire as follows: Mrs. 8. H. Van Trump, program: Mrs. Clifton Mudd. social; Dr. F. G. Franklin, financial; Miss Ren ska Swart, decorations and flow ers, and Mrs. J. M. Deters, mem bership. The .Salem MacDowell club promises good entertainment for the coming season, it will pre sent four concerts, the date 5 of the first to be announced soon. Chorus rehearsals will begin in the near future for the Christmas concert nnder the direction of Miss Lena Belle Tartar. Membership in the group is now.; open to all formerly asso ciated with the chorus and to new talent In the city which Is ex perienced In choral work. Appli cation to join the chorus may be made to the director or to the MacDowell club, Mrs. W. S. Levens, president. The first rehearsal of the Sa lem Civic Male chorus will be held In the studio of ProL E. W. Hobson Monday night, Sep- Tryouts have been held all week at Professor Hobson's stu dio and both oId and new mem bers are urged to attend the first, rehearsal promptly. The Salem Music Teachers' as sociation will hold their first meeting of the year Tuesday ev ening at S p.m. in the studio of Mrs. Jessie Bush and Mrs. Marjorie Ratcliffe. Miss Elma Weller will open her music- Studio Monday, Septem ber 11. The work is plsnned to give the pupil a thorough musical education from the fonndation to advanced artistic piano playing. The first recital ot Miss Weller s pupils will be held in two weeks. Misg Mary Schultz, head of the violin department of Willam ette university, has returned from a summer spent In Califor nia. Miss Schultx will continue her violin classes this fall. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stewart and son Jack have left for a two weeks' vacation trip to the Cana dian Rockies. They will visit Lake Louise and Banff, and will spend a few days with o friends in Lethbrldge and Edmonton, Alberta. The Children will soon be off to school again. Before They Go have them photograph 2d. Make an Appointment Today "CYN" CRONISE STUDIO Court and Commercial Streets The Dancer (Original Suite) Snyder 1. Tap 2. Ballet 3. Acrobatic. Salem Young People Attend Dance Among those motoring to Port land Saturday night tor the Sigma Gamma Pi dance aboard the boat Swan on the Columbia river were Miss Claudia Buntin, Miss June Edwards, Miss Frances Sande, Miss Evelyn RoSs, RoUin Repine, Henry Hendrickson, Frosty King, Johnny Hughes and Melvln Propp. A special dinner was served at the Multnomah hotel for the par ty after which they boarded the Swan for an evening of dancing. & riTTEEs CXXTS (tie) ta olai r ilwti (coins preferred) for thr iui Adam ptttara. Writ pfato ly aim. addrt tt aiumDer. BE 8C&E TO BTA.TX SIZE. THE ASSM XDAM3 PATTEBX BOOK lea tares a charming ccilaetioa of efternaoa, I porta, golf, taamia dresteC, Jumpers, ho froeka, spa riai toft-innera' patterns, styles tot Juniors, and loteiy clothe for yent ten, and initrartione for nuklag a fhl twtater. 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