The OREGON STATESMAN. galea, Oregon; Sunday Morning, December 17, 1933
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Eugene Group
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Concert
Tbe Eugena Gleemeir, well
known la tha Pacific northwest
tor their oatsUndinr choral con
certs, will appear ia Salem Janu
ary 18 tor 4i. benefit performance
-at the armory. L
The Salem Rotary club, assist-
ed by tbe Klwanians and Lions,
is sponsoring' tb arent, proceeds
from - which will go to the- Boy
Scout council of the Cascade area.
Final arrangements for tbe ccn
eert were made Friday afternoon
v.itb a delegation Irom Eugene
met with Salem clubmen for
luncheon ai the Spa. Those from
the south were John Stark Ev
ans, director of the Gleemen, Al
' ' ton G. Baker. Gerald Smith and
- Dr. Charles Hunt,
Dr. B. F. Pound, BUI Phillips.
Vttlls ClaTk, B. A. Newman and
Lyle Bartholomew represented
the Salem groups.- I
Tbei Gleemen will be remem
bered front their appearance here
last year, and are reputed to be
the- flneef male chorus on the Pa
cific coast.
George Bfehop. baritone soloist,
U taking Advanced degree work
' at tbe University, of Oregon and
has been a soloist in on of the
Eoxeno chnrcbes far the past two
years. He has also done solo
-pork In radio and with numerous
oratorio societies. His personal
ity and sincerity have won bim
a legion of admirers wherever he
has sun p.
Don Era. tenor soloist, is a law
student at the University of Ore
gon and has been doing solo work
with the school of music and the
Gieeman for a number of years.
L His voice t high, clear and per
fectly trained.
.John Stark Evans, a member of
the faculty of tbe school et music
at the University of Oregon, is
exceedingly popular as a director
of choral groups including tbe
Gleemen and as an organist.
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Silverton Hills Mr. and Mrs.
George Benson were hosts to a
erouD f Crieaia ThardT aizTht
In fiomer f Kaoriea Beaaaa, the
occasiom beint iu tirtadatr aoai
Tersarjc '-. :v--r
Invited' wer-e &ara3d$M- "Fry,
Lois Alexander, Ethel Fetestsaav
Louise S&ecbfU'i Derotky Bcatscm,
Elmer Peterson, Brace Afesaaiav
Roy C&rsleneen, Sober Stark,
Fred BarteefT. Lyl fistdtt.
Bictreal itrs. Lester lft
Gleemen to Appear in Salem
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Vocal Concert to be
Given Tonight
Tonight at S p. m. a Christmas
concert onder the direction of
Mrs. WiWam 'H. Fischer win be
given, in the H. L. Rueeker res
idence. William. B. Fischer will
accompany all ihe numbers. ,
A Teceptlon.will follow tba pro
gram witn Mrs. WiUlam Hros.
Mrs. C. Krrft of Dallas and Mrs.
H; L. Rnecker asslstlnf abont the
rooms. Reservations may be tnade-i
by; calling Mrs, : Fischer., i ,
Those I taking part are a trio;
Mrs. Fischer, soprano; Mrs. Mar
garet Hortwlg, messo soprano;
and Mrs. Hilda Fohlfs, contralto;
and a quartet: Mrs. Fischer, so
prano;, Miss . Rohlfs, alto: . Rev.
H. W.; Gross,- tenor; and Mrs.
William King, basso. .
The program is as follows:
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
. Willi
b. Joy to tho World - : Handel
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-Mendelseohn
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Top left. John Stark Evans, director and right, George Bisk-
op, baritone, lower left, Don Eva. tenor, and right. Cora
Moore, accompanist for the Eugene Gleemen who wUl ap
pear in a benefit concert at the Salem Armory Friday
night, January 19.
rellotrinr th regular business
Tuesdar for Lea Augelea. Calif.. 1 moetiae, a Cbxiatiaas ptam
where- sne wlir sad Oiriat was
with her mother and other Tela
tires. --Miss Doria GoodeH win as
sist at the Black Bird Inn during
Mrt.: Haana's absence. ;
JeiXecBon lk Deeesaber
mmetinzi of the Pist NoM Grand
dub ,wae .- beM TbstrsdaT 3ter-
asMOX Sa tk Iedg reems of gne
04l FeQows ball. Beoersi3ou 3st
tb Ainlng veost were in keeping
wttk the Christinas seaevaV with
Baskets ef holly, and fhsv taMe
ted a large wrewth formrsg as
centerpiece,, with red tapers
errberaid.
yreaeated t acl dtinc ChiiatsBas
presented including Christ
inas songs and readings by Miss
Addie IJbby, Miss Frances Coin,
and Mr. Maude Blackwell. A tab-
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Monday, December IS
- Willamette Shrine Xa. 2. White Shrine of Jerusa
lem, Christmas ceremonial at Masonic temple. 8 p. m.
Sigma Xu Delphians, public library, 2 p. m. Topic.
"Religious and . Political Development of the Renals
ance". Children's division. S. S. teachers guild. :30 pot
luck supper at Presbyterian church. Members to bring
small gifts.
J. TJ. G. club. Neighbors of Woodcraft, at home Mrs.
Dorothy Walker, 1937 Warner street, in evening.
i- Alpha Chi Omega alumnae club, home Miss Dor
othea Steusloff, 8 p. m.
Women's council, work meeting, 2 p. m. at Open
Door Mission, North Commercial.
History Section, Salem Arts League, at home Mrs.
J. N. Clifford, 7:30 p. m, t
Tuesday, December 19
' American War Mothers, business meeting. S p. m.
at American Lutheran church.
Alpha Phi Alpha .alumnae meeting, home Miss Dor
. othy Eastridge, Id 69 Leslie, 8 p. m.
W. C. T. U. Christmas program and contributions
for Children's Farm home, 2 p. m., in hall.
Laurel Social Hour club Christmas dinner at home
; Mrs. Glenn Adams.. 1p.m.
Sooth, circle. First Christian church, a, home Mrs.
Mauk, 105 N, 17th. Covered dish luncheon at noon.
Wednesday, December SO
W. F. M. S. of Leslie Memorial church, at home
, Mrs. S. M. Laws, lf a State street
Past Matron's association, 7:30 o'clock dinner and
Christmas party, home Mrs. J. E. Godfrey.
Sweet Briar club, Christmas party and 1 o'clock
luncheon, home Mrs. O. D. Adams, Wallace Road.
Thursday, December SI
Merry Minders club, p. m. at home Mrs. Fred
Scharf.
lean, Th Hery FaaBstly wae -pat
4st vf Bevoul. SBflBabsn. Dinner
w served art 4 sTdeck, then the
seanoxnliy deomtad Christmas
tree was enjoyed, ana tQa were
wstsfsstea.
r Members present iocluled th e
Misses Trances Goin. Adffie XH
or, Xuca and Flora Tbaanaa, amd
MesdaoMS zza Hart, Lea Walla,
K. W. Curl, Grace Thurston, G.
w. iianpnrT, Chaa. AlcKee,
Maada Black wH, K. M. Thanston,
ran smith, Hmgn xsryeov and
arrs. Chas. Heyt f Bflwertoau
SUyton Miamd Mrs. Ctary
Fair entertalaeslaX tae E. JL Bell
home on Thursday ighl, Tor Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Osmcaav Mr aad.
airs. cen, Mr. a& JIts. WilBa
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. film EtaeS,
lt. ana Mrs. Adams &n&Jffr..and
Mrs. Joe Pounds, of Salem. Thta
group have been 'meetine everv
two weeks at alternate homes for
an evening of bridge. On Thurs
day night Mrs. Fair, and Willis
Brown had high scores.
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independence Wednesday
night at a delightful bridge party
at her home. Miss Oma Belle Em
mons announced her coming mar
riage on uecemoer 24. to w w
McBee of Eugene,, at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Keller In Battle
uruuuu, wasnmgton.
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uuesis at the party were: Miss
es woiier, TKartln, Donaldson.
wxMeiu, uearasiey. Hen.
kle, Meedaraes Hutchinson, Heath,
Nelson, Bolt. Thompson, Barnum
uuciuua ana A.eeney,
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a. Luther Cradle Sons
b. As Each Happy Christmas
Ltolm Roecker-1U
Jesu Bambino.: .... Pietro Ton
Mlsa Rohlfa
The MoraingStara Eons Together
Miss Kohlfs Mrs. King""
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a, Stllle Nacht
O du Frohllche
Kun Bing-et and Seit Froh
Trio
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Piano solo : . Selected
William H. Fischer
a. The King- Cometh - Mark.
b.' Jesus ot Nazareth Gounod
Mrs. Fischer
a. Break Thou Forth Earth's Mighty
nouna .. Kessel
b. Wlrile by My SheeD Junm
Quartet
Leslie P. T. A. Plans
Program Monday
The Parent Teachers association
of Leslie school will meet, Fonday
at 8 o'clock. Miss Gretchen Krae-
mer is coaching the third annual
presentation of the "Pageant of
the. Nativity" sung by the Leslie
vested choir of 42 voices.
The orchestra will play two
numbers, "Christmas Chimes" by
weiat,na-erBtaae"-'3r Holmes.
nans Taylor win givf a, reading.
Grandma's Christmas". ,
A sextette eampbsed f Jewell
Mi&ier, Pauline Barryi. Shir lee
Thomas. Ansa Stse BraAenhorst.
Doraj Taylor !&uhv3Biort wlU
srasr Hera A Torch Jeanette.
aatena. a yreach. caraL
Tba public is invtteoV
Startan - l7onrnlfanBtin: Dr
M. AJBeaachamp on Ida "birthday
Mjs, Baaartianta imrfted in a
frwp-1 sacpebsi Itim Thursday
ass3BX,t uTwy awna Tdr. and Mrs,
TF. H. Jtaberts Bx. and Mrs. Ern-
at Saah Dr. aad Mrs. Korinek,
Dr.-and? Mxsv. Pin tier, Mr. and
Mrs. Cm As. Seauchamp, Mr. and
Mrs. tL P. Keibert, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Mha and Mrs. Ellen Rey
uOiti -Bridge was played with
Mr. and Mrs. John having high
score. Refreshments and music
were also enjoyed.
The History section of - the Sa
lem Arts League will meet Mon
day night at 7:30 o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Clif
ford. The group is studying R. J.
Hendricks' new book, "Bethel and
Aurora". Anyone interested in at
tending the meeting may call Mrs.
Clifford..
Evans Valley Mrs. Maude Mc
Mlllen of Bremerton, Washington,
has arrived here to spend the hol
idays with her sister, Mrs. W. E.
Hope. Mrs. McMillen told ot the
flooded conditions around Tacoma
and Seattle,
Dalein?TetK Gimel Has
Tea Friday s
Daleth Teth Gimel Entertained
with -its annual Christmas tea at
tha home of Mrs. C P. Bishop
Friday afternoon between the
hours of 3:30 and 5:10 o'clock.
Wires of the trustees and pro
fessors of Willamette university
and members -of tha three sorori
ties were. Invited.
Ynletlde decorations were used.
tha tea table being centered with
poinsettlas and holly.
In the receiving . Una were Miss
Veva Garrett, Mrs. C. P. Bishop,
Mrs. F. M. Erickson, Dean Olive
M. Dahl and Mrs. Roy Lockenonr.
Presiding at the nrns were Mrs.
D. H. Schnltse. Mrs; W. C. Jones,
Mrs. Cecil Monk and Miss Marion
Morange. Serving were the Misa-
es Anna Mae TJnrath. Laura Ad-
kisson, Roberta Johnson, Doris
Sullivan., Margarite Clark, R u t h
West,. Lncile Brainard, Jane
Fisher, Martha Warren, Dorothy
WilletSr Helen Peterson and Shir
ley Seigner.
A program was given with num
bers by a vocal trio, tbe Misses
Gwen Gallaher, Helen Benner and
Clara Wright accompanied at the
piano by Miss Barbara- Barbam; a
piano duet by Miss: Anna Mae TJn
rath and Miss Margaret Hower
ton; a reading by Miss Joy Rood;
and numbers by a string trio con
sisting of the Misses Hortense
Taylor, Virginia Clark and Clara
Wright
Miss Olga Janik was in general
charge of the affair.
Mrs. Henry Lee Fetes
Music Pupils
Mrs. Henry Lee entertained her
pupils at her residence Friday
night. After a program of mnslc.
gifts were exchanged and refresh
ments served, Mrs. Lee being as
sisted by Mrs. Tiffany and Mrs.
McCracken.
Those present were Emma May
and Lena Belle Atkins, Ruth Saf
fron, Sylvia Slater, Rose Gilbson,
Ruth Walker, Mark Jane Brabec,
Betty Viesco, Betty Beck, Betty
Burdette, Margaret Ann Blight
Dorothea Graham, Bernlce Wads
worth, Violet Meyers, Jackie
Woodfield, Gertrude Reasoner,
John McCracken, Mary Ann
Owen, Jean Carkin, Billy Johnson,
Lillian Jensen, Edith Heise, Jane
Dennison, Anita Haines and Patsy
Lee.
Rotarians Entertain
Boy Scouts
Sixty Boy Scouts and Rotarians
and their wives enjoyed the pro
gram and Christmas party given
Friday night at the Leslie Junior
high school. Dr. B. F. Pound pre
sided; "
The scouts gave a flag cere
monial and a first aid skit was
presented by four boys, Tommy
Rilea. John Van Osdel, Ed Mc-
Wain and Bill Phillips, Jr. Frank
Valasic gave some piano accord
ian soos and the singing of Or-
ville Beardsley accompanied by
Russell Beardsley was especially
enjoyed.
Women ot Rotary served the re
freshments and gifts were present
ed" to the scouts.
The men's chorus of the Salem
Elks club under the direction of
R. H. Robinson bas been warkdng
conscientio nsly the past few
months in preparation for tha big
charity show to be glvea next
week, and has reached a stage of
high perfection in tbe several
numbers they will sing. They are
singing both classical and popular
numbers, the popular songs aetaff
original arrangements by Clareaae
Wenger and Donald Aiiisoa.
Miss Dorothy Kloepping, Jn-aier
on the Oregon State college camp
us in Corvallis. is spending the
Christmas holidays at tha heme
of her father, II. H. KloppJ&
1 sits. Court street. She was
student at Willamette university
during her freshman year.
Mrs. Soohia Svkes. .chanlaln of
the U. 8.' Grant circle, No. 5, La.
dies of the G.- A. . IL, has been ap
pointed assistant national corre
sponding secretary Tot the order
by, Mrs. Sarah J. Ehrman, nation
al president, " Mrs. Sykes was
president, ol, the, J. G. Thompson
circle at Angola, N. T when Mrs.
Ehrmann; was department presi
dent of the state of iew York.
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LaArcaCliib
Entertained Friday
fTtllE LA ARCA CLUB was en
'L; tertalned Friday laight with
- Mrs. Mable McCoy of Eugene,
and Mrs. Ernest Barker of Salem,
as Joint hostesses .
Christmas, decorations prevail
ed and bridge was in play, high
scores going to ,' Mrs, Carl An
dresen, . Mrs. George Clinton and.
Dr. Marian FolHs. Gifts were ex
changed about a- beaatifully dec
orated tree. Refreshments were
served late
Bidden were Jdrs. Frank Rock,
Dr. Marian Follis, Mrs. George
Clinton, Mrs. Earl Andresen, Mrs.
T. N. Andresen, Mrs. Paul Sicke,
Mrs. Mem Pearce, Mrs. A. A.
Gueffroy, Mrs. Margaret Mont
gomery, Mrs. R. C. Kriesel, Mrs.,
Joy Turner Moses and hostesses,
Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Barker.
Eteri Class Entertains
Married Group
The Eteri class of the First
Baptist church- entertained the
married people's class with a gay
Christmas party at tbe church
Friday night. The spacious room
was decorated with fir boughs,
and in one corner stood a bril
liantly lighted tree, laden with
gifts, which were later distribut
ed by old Santa among the guests.
After the business meeting and
an interesting period of music and
devotions, led by Milton Dierks
and Marvin Roth, the group was
turned over to the socal commit
tee who provided games and re
freshments in keeping with tbe
holiday season. There were 73
members and friends in attend
ance.
Rickreali Mrs. Chester Gillam
entertained members of the
Thursday Afternoon club at her
home Thursday. The rooms were
gay with Christmas decorations.
and cards were the main feature
of the afternoon.
At the tea hour refreshments
were served to Mrs. Clara Wait,
Mrs. Clara Robbins, Mrs. Jennie
Hewitt, Mrs. Mayda Nelson, Mrs.
Ilia Price, Miss Mildred Baker,
Miss Edith Hezeltine and Miss
Doris GoodeH.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Clara Robbins.
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The American War Mothers
will meet at the American Luth
eran church at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Addie Mills fe
chairman assisted by Mrs. Jennie
Erixon, Mrs. Mettie Schramm.
Mrs. Lorena Eyerly, Mrs. Ida C.
Traglio and Mrs. Agnes M. Bobb.
Members : are asked to bring
Christmas offerings.
The Women's Council will meet
at tbe Open Door Mission on N.
Commercial at 2 p. m. Monday af
ternoon. It will be a work meet
ing. Toys given to this nreaniza-
tbm are reDatred fev th mfta,
man's class of Che high schaai.
an wfU be giea tsv jkeedr cfcEdV
'Discriminating Given Shop Here Alwayt"
; Leather Gook: Yrdley and other ,pop
- ular sift seta, perfumes, and many other
small gifts for men and women.
: QUI DiTlENEEIKlEy ;.
CENTRAL PHARMACY
410 State St, Tel. 9123
CHRISTMAS SALE
M v $16.95 and AT70(S
J $19.95 Value LVaV
m $24.95 Value,
. im DEC. 20
MT.' ANGEL, Dec. 16. Patrons
of the Mt. Angel Cooperative
creamery will again hold their an
nual meetlsg and dinner at St.
Mary's auditorium on December
23. The meeting will open at
10:20 a. m. -
The program will include mov-
ren not already provided for at a
Christmas party Saturday.
tng. pictures, musicsl and tocal
numbers : besides, the" : followiag
speeches? , "Address of Weteome,
R. J. Bernlng. president; Re
marks," Ed Overlsnd, director;
"Increase of Butter- Censamptioa
and Control ot Production." J. D.
Mick le, state dairy and food com
missioner; and "Present Day Eco
nomic Cosdltions, Roy Hewitt,
asststaat attorney generaL
. The following officer were-1-eated
by tha Mt. Angel Farmers
Union: Stanley Dnda,- president;
Albert Diehl, vice-president; Fred
Schwab, conductor: Charles
Bochsler, door keeper; and Frank
Hettwer,' 8eiary-treasarer.
The quarterly meeting for the
Marion County Farmers Union
will be-held at tba MC Angel aa-
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We are stocked with Diamonds, Watches,
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Every article in the store reduced."
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Silky Ions or short haired furs, wool
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Other models, some sport styles,
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Women's and Misses' coats.
AH Women's Raincoats reduced to . ..:.$L95
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Phone 8774
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SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
SUEDE TIES
Black suede ties. Cuban heels, for
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values. During Semi -Annual Sale
days
$295
SUEDE OXFORDS
Brown uede oxfords. These former
ly sold at $5.50. A very popular
number among the browns. Sale
price
s395
EVENING SANDALS
Black sandals, popular for evening wear. One JJB95
of the regular $5.00.values, now - v "
PUMPS
Pumps in kid leather, Cuban heels.
Very dressy and serviceable. Special
s395
BROGUES
Brown grain leather brogue oxfords.
One of the feature models.. All sport
oxfords on sale
r - . . '$95
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