The OREGON STATESMAN; ?Salerai i Oregon, -Friday Homing, November 10, 1933 PAGE THREE :V ; -t. 'i Society Mews and Club Af airs F - d ay Concerts To Begin at 8P.M. . The first o a series of concerts given erery Friday night In the auditorium of th Y. M. C. A. will be presented tonight at 8 o'clock. Membert of the Philharmonic Symphony orchestra will play. The concerts are a ; regular feature throughout the winter season and are.' open to the public free of charge.,-I.v.-a"-" The ' program is as follows: . Philharmonic trio of Violin, cello, piano; "Srefiska Folkerlse" by Srendsen, - played br -Georgia Childs, Kenneth. Robinson and Doris Barnett. Trumpet ' trio: "New England Moon" by Blank, played by Rob- - ert Teager, James Hoyer and Ronald Adams. . Cello solo, "Evening. Star" from Tannhauser, ; played by Warren Downs accompanied by Flayia -Downs. Trio, Tlolin, flute, piano: Traum-der-Sennerun" by Labit- iaky, played by Kathleen Broer, Marjorie Broer and Bert Broer. - Violin solo. "Le Cor Dei Aloes" by, Dancla, ; played by Maxine uoodenough, accompanied' byEi leen Goodenough. Cello solo, "Es- - tullda," by. Parks, John Snell ac companied, by, Doris Barnett., Philharmonic trio. "Minuet" by ' Haydn, played by Georgia Childs, Kenneth Robinson and Doris Bar nett. , .. , "", Mrs. Boise Hostess to O. T. Club .Mrs. R. P. Boise will entertain members of the O. T.-club at a 1 o'clock ' luncheon this afternoon. An Armistice day motif will pre vail. Bridge will be in play fol lowing: the luncheon hour. : Special guests - will be Mrs. . Frank Bensen, Mrs. Homer Smith, Sr., and Mrs. Marjorie LeFurgy. ... Covers will be laid for the above ' guests and Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs., Seymour Jones, Mrs. Frank - V Spencer, Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. Y T." B.-Kay.-Mrs. C-H. Robertson, Mrs. George A. White. Mrs. H. B. Thielsen, Mrs. Russell Catlln and hostess, Mrs. R. P. Boise. Dr. Miriam Griffin of Manila, Philippine Islands, has been a guest of Mrs. I. M. Scharff, 2037 Nebraska Are. .Dr. Griffin came from Manila by way of. East and South Afrka, South America and - Europe; spending ten months In these countries. She is spending the winter with her brother,. Dr. Laurence Griffin of Reed College, Portland, and will return to Man ila next summer. Jessie Steele, Society Editor SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday, November 10 Sketch class. Arts League, in fireplace room, public library, 7:30 p. m. , Mothers' study group, First Congregational church, at parsonage, 3 p. m. W. H. Quigley. speaker. Sewing club, B P. W., 6:30 potluck supper at home of Mrs. Winnifred Herrlck, 296 Richmond Ave. Brins Woman's Missionary Society, FirBt Baptist hurch, in church parlors, 2 p. m. Barbara Frietchie tent No. 2, at Woman's club house, 8 p. m. Ladies of Salem Dakota club, at home Mrs. C. F. Reilly. 43" S. Liberty, 2 p. m. West side circle, Jason Lee church, at home Mrs. L. C. Hockett, 1603 N. Commercial. County W. C. T. U. Institute, 10 a. m. to. 4 p. m. in hall on Commercial. Sophomore party, Salem high school gymnasium, 7:3u p. m. Three Links club. Odd Fellows hall, 2:30 p. m. Queen Esther circle, Leslie M. E. church, 7:30 p. m. Home of Mrs. Mason Bishop. Salem Heights Woman's club, 2 p. m., clubhouse. Concert at Y. M. C. A. 8 p. m. Open to public. Coffee House Honored On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Franklin were hosts to members of the Coflee House club, university lit erary group, Wednesday night. A program of creative work was enjoyed after which refreshments were served. Mrs. Isabel Clifford assisted the hostess with serving. PrsFtit -were Darlow Johnson. president of the group, Miss! Madeline Schmidt, Miss Helen Childs, Miss Alice Wiens, Miss Betty Moffatt, Mrs. Virginia Kaiser, Miss Nellie Perrine, Miss Florence Zweifel, Miss Agnes Corthell, Miss Marlon Minthorn, Miss Louise Anderson, Kenneth Oliver, Charles Cater and hosts, Mr .and Mrs. F. G. Franklin. Pythian Sisters Enjoy Annual Affair Centralia Temple No. 11, Pyth ian Sisters held their annual roll call meeting ' Wednesday night Covers were placed for 40 at the potluck supper preceding the meeting. The address of the evening was given by Rev. Earl Cochran, to gether with a musical program. Mrs. Wayne Greenwood and Cur tis Ferguson presented an accor dion and guitar duet, Miss Max ine Ferguson sang a -solo accom panied by. Mrs. Ray Ferguson, and Curtis Ferguson presented several guitar and vocal selec tions, -i Heights Woman's Club To Meet The Salem Heights Woman's club meets this afternoon at 2 p. m. at the clubhouse for an In teresting program. Mrs. Cleve Bartlett is in charge of arrange ments. Mrs. Emma Whealdon will be one of the speakers, having Just returned from an extensive east ern trip. Mrs. Mary McClure will tell of her visit to the World's fair and delegates will report on the county federation meeting in Jefferson recently. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. Frances Wilson, Mrs. J.Mor ris, Mrs. May Salsbury and Mrs. A. M. Chapman. Miss Morgali Hostess . For Shower Miss Dolly Morgali entertain ed with a line party at the Elsl nore theatre and shower .after ward at her home Thursday night In compliment to Miss Madolyn McKillop, bride-elect. Gifts were placed under a large bright unbrella. Chrysanthemums were arranged about the rooms. A late luncheon was served ' by the hostess. Bidden were the guest of hon or, Miss McKillop, Miss June Speer, Miss Helen Larsen, Miss Marguertte Harvey, Miss Alta Johnson, Miss Lucille Rollow, Mrs. Elaine Settlemeir and the hostess, Miss Morgali. . Vows Exchanged Tonight at A pretty home wedding tonight will unite Miss Mary Sheridan and Frank F. Robinson at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Sheridan. Rot. Earl Cochran will perform the ceremony at 7 o'clock In the presence of the Immediate fam ilies and a few close friends. Miss Margaret Townsend will attend Miss Sheridan and Bill Sheridan, Jr., brother of the bride. will act as best man for Mr. Rob inson. ' An informal reception will fol low the ceremony with Miss Fran ces Andersen and Miss Barbara Elliott assisting Mrs. Sheridan with serving. The couple will make their home in Salem. Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Dave M. John entertained a group of friend3 Friday night. In a clever game, preceeding an evening of bridge, V. A. Tuel won the prize. In the bridge game Mrs. J. C. Lindley and J. N. Fischer had high score. Miss Aldrich : Engaged As Lecturerer " , ;- " Miss Maude Aldrich, who will be the principal speaker- at the Saturday meeting of the Woman's club,- la engaged in exceptionally Interesting work. - Miss 'Aldrich travels about orer the entire United States giving : lectures on the social and educational Yalues of motion pictures. ;vs . She la a member of the Nation al Federated Motion Picture Coun cil of America and has headquar ters in Washington, D. C. al though her home la near Portland. The council she represents Is made of leaders from various ser vice organizations such as Parent Teachers which make a united ef fort to raise the standard of mo tion pictures. Miss Aldrich Is well-known in Salem and throughout the state, having lectured here before. She will speak Saturday on the "Sub ject of Motion Pictures". The meeting is open tq anyone inter ested. Neighbors Woodcraft Name Officers Neighbors of Woodcraft, Silver Bell circle No. 43, have elected the following officers for the com ing year: Past Guardian Neighbor, Cora Smith; Guardian Neighbor, Dr. Edith Witzel; advisor, Delia June Wallace; clerk, Jennie Shelton; banker, Olive Hawk; managers. Dr. Otly Lv 8cott, LewU Wallace and R u i 11, Winihomb; Mar. Pearl Barry; Atwporthy Walker; I. S.,' Richard 8. Smith; O. 8., Dorthy McDowell; C. of C HalUe Lynch; T. B., Fern S. Shelton; Mus Agnes Havre; P, C, Jennie Ferguson. . ' ' ' ' .". Mina Olmstead was recommend ed as senior guardian. Mrs. Yarnes Surprised With Party A group of friends and rela tives surprised Mrs. S. J. Yates in honor of her birthday Tues day night. . The evening was spent in games and conversation, - follow ed by a buflet supper. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bash n ell, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gib bons, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders, Mr. Lee Yates, Miss Opal Yatea and Mr. S. J. Yates, host. Wallace Road. The Sweet Briar club spent a pleasant so cial afternoon at the home of Mrs. Glen Adams, Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Glaze, newly elected president, presided. Additional Society on page 6 Thursday Club Feted v At Luncheon Mrs. H. J. Bean entertained members of the Thursday club at lnneheon yesterday afternoon. Yellow chrysanthemums and tall yellow tapers provided the deco rative note. Mrs..C. P. Bishop and Mrs. A. N. - Moores assisted the hostess. The afternoon was spent informal ly. Those bidden were Mrs. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. Frank Benson and Mrs. Thomas A. McBride, special guests; Mrs. John Albert, Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. Richard Cartwright, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. M. M. Cuslck, Mrs.- Alice H. Dodd of Portland. Mrs. S. C. Dyer, Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Mrs. R. B. Fleming, Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Mrs. W. E. Kirk, Mrs. B. C. Miles, Mrs. Marie Flint McCall, Mrs. George Pearce, Mrs. R. P. Boise, Mrs. Frank Snedecor, Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, Mrs. Charles A. Park, Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. A. N. Mooxes, Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen, Mrs. William Brown, and the hostesses Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. A. N. M Cores and Mrs. Henry J. Bean, . L. Forrett Surprised On Birthday L. Forrett was pleasantly sur prised Wednesday night with a buffet luncheon in celebration of his birthday anniversary. A large lighted birthday cake centered the. serving table. The evening was spent Inform- ally:'- - - I " - - , Bidden were the honor guest, r. L. Forrett, Mm. L. Forrett, Miss Laura Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. A. Davis, Mr. -and Mrs. K. J. Me Gulre. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Sand- era, 8. Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Emrey Lebold. . Dinner Compliments Miss Proctor Miss LaVerne Proctor was hon- ored on her. birthday anniversary Wednesday night with si charming Informal dinner given' by- Mrs. Tom Dotty. Tall , red tapers , car ried out the decorative note. I Covers were placed for the hon or guest. Miss Proctor. Mrs. E. W. Otjen, Mn and Mrs. B. E. Otjen-, Elizabeth Otjen, Beatrice 'Otjen. Rennle Otjen, Orien Otjen, Daryl Otjen, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dotty. Crusader Ware The Perfect Cooking Utensil Made of Allegheny Metal, Chrome-Nickel Alloy SAFE SANITARY BEAUTIFUL Cleans easily, never rusts or corrodes, saves fuel expense, wears indefinitely, impervious to all food acids. Call A. E. GREER Rt 4, Bx 10, Dial 116, Tel 7SF5 Pacific Crusader Ware Co. 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