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t The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, Elarch 21. 1937 PAGE THIRTEEN Spring, Theme Of Program Planned SPRING concert of Interest are planned for the next few weeks with the outstanding music! organizations of Salem giving their final concerts of the season. First of the affairs Is the spring program given by Barbara Barnes and the Willamette Songmen, which is scheduled for Wednes day, March 31. The danee number 'Dynamic Rhythms," which cre ated interest last spring, will be repeated by request. A program of Interesting selections has been promised by Cameron Marshall, director of the Songmen. ' un uonaay. April 6. t&e Salem philharmonic orchestra will giro the third of a series of concerts, featuring the music of the orch estra, and Mrs. Bruce Spaalding. contralto. Jacques Cershkovitch will direct the young artists in this concert. Mrs. Spaulding will sing arias from Samson and Delilah, and from Carmen. Her appearance as guest soloist, and the excellent program promised by the orch estra, should make this the beat attended concert of the associa tion's season.- The MaeDowell club's concert, following again close on the heels of the philharmonic orchestra's, will be In quite a different theme.- Besides seTeral spring numbers to : be presented by the group of fifty .women's rolcee, under the direc tion of Miss Lena Belle Tartar. Miss Jeaa Ulrica, Portland , so prano, win stag. : ', Miss Ulrica hag chosen several " Spanish numbers and will dre's In the costume of the country. She will b accompanied by Heart Ar- . cand, well known Portland pianist. Miss Doege Luncheon Hostess Saturday Miss Margaret Doege enter, talned at smartly arranged luncheon yesterday afternoon at her suburban , home In compli ment to Miss Martha Sprague who la homo from Leland Stan ford for the spring racation. .' The graduation theme was car ried out in the table decorations as most of the guests are senior claas members. Miniature dolls ' dressed in caps and gowns cen tered the table and small bou quets of daffodils were arranged on the table.; The afternoon was . spent Informally, c- Corers were placed for Miss Sprague. MUa Helen Purrine, Miss Julia Johnson. Miss Eleanor Trindle. Miss Edna Savage. Miss Melba Belle Savage, Miss Jean McElhinney and Miss Doege.-, ' i ' Mrs. Arthar Gibbanl will leave today for Loe Angeles where she will visit with Mrs. Nelle Wat kins for. the coming month. Mrs. Gibbard will motor south with Mrs. Bertha jBek'ins of Portland.' m , Mrs. Mary E. Rauch and Miss L. May Rauch will entertain chap ter A.B.. P.E.O. Monday night at their home at 7:45 o'clock. C. B. McCullough, state bridge engineer, will be the speaker of the evening. X I ll X v - , i - . V J- -is ft w i4 . J, V The BE IGE Parad e In New Belle-Sharmeer Stockings A" A s- ' IJ Shades of Spring turn Btllt Sbrmttr Stockings beige... deep beige like the new Rit Btvwh j ou'U lore with tweeds and prints, with browns and blues. Like Sanhttgt the lively "natural" for all four costume beiges. Like LiJosam Priced $1.00 to !$1.65 subtle new grege for a whoje gamut pf Spring colors. See these (-and half dozen more in the famed BlUSbarmeer leg sizes . . . Bm foe smalls, M6tr for mediums, Ducbta for tails. Classic for plumps. Here exdusiTely. M 1 SALIH . ORICON I had to leave Junior home, mother, he didn't liarmonae with this ' new Easter ontf it Harmony realized glowingly on a theme of rosy-tan in a thin woolen ensemble. A pleated cape swings from a shoulder yoke, displaying shades of mellow redwlne In bag, gloves and belt. Like an over tone, the grosgrain banding her breton plays the same pleasing ' chord. Mother's very smart in a sawtooth edged navy whose white central panel, gives this one piece dress a decided redingdote ex- 1 pression. Copyright 193?, Esquire Features, Inc. Dinner Will Honor Y. WV Executive The Parent-Teachers association of Leslie Junior high school are sponsoring a Jitney dinner Monday, night at 'f p.m-. at the school. This Is an annual event end proceeds will go towards buying a piano for the new auditorium. All Interest ed persons are cordially invited to attend. . I Mrs. Douglas McKay, chairman of the dinner, entertained her committee members for luncheon at her home on Friday, i Those present were Mrs. Ellsworth RIcketts. Mrs. Lloyd Rheinholdt, Mrs. Elmer Hill, Mrs. William Page. Mrs. Harry Belt, Mrs. Rob ert Boardman. Mrs. Fred Moxley, Mrs. Leon Barrick. Mrs. Robert Brady and Mrs. McKay. j: Mr. ad Mrs. O. E. Scott have announced the coming marriage of their daughter, Miss Estner Scott, to Ellsworth Fletcher, "on of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fletcher, as an event of April 4. The wedding will take place in the Presbyterian church. Both Miss Scott and Mr. Fletcher attended Salem schools, the latter Is a graduate of Oregon State college. I ' : 1 suits . '. . smite . . . SfBlltg Whatever Your Type You'll Find It in pur ' Printzess Collection H you're definitely made up your mind that you ' want a trig man-tailored suit, you'll want to see our Printzess suits because Printzess is famous for fit and finish. Or maybe it's a more feminine tailleur you want T or ' dressmaker suit .i . or s wardrobe suit then you'd better see our Printzess collection, too. It's brim full of the most nattering new versions of every suit type you could de sire. Misses and women's sizes in a thrilling color range. MULLENS ! . Ill'' I tAY kjiy is i if ! j - - -Ti-- I f t, - - - "Iff ' - - ' tij '- ' . I - W : CLUB CALENDAR- Monday, March 23 Royal Neighbors of America. Fraternal temple, S p.m. Disabled American Veterans of the World War, armory 8 p.m. Auxiliary at T.W.CJk. S P.m. Chapter A.B. of P.E.O. Sis terhood, with Mrs. Mary E. Ranch and Miss L. May Rauch, 7:49, p.m. Allruaa club, Chresto cot tage. 8 p.m. Women of the Rotary meet for luncheon at Godfrey's 1:15 p.m. Salem Re bekah lodge, F. hall, 7:3S drin. . Tuesday, March Tew Park Townsend club auxiliary, all day meeting, hall on Oak street. V. F. W. anxiliary, armory, 8 p.m. Council of Church Women executive board at the T.M.C.A. 2 p.m. Delta Phi alumnae with Mrs. Kenneth Fleming, 885 North Winter street. Sons of Union Veterans of CiTil War and auxiliary with Mr. and Mrs. John Robins, 840 North Liberty street, no-host supper at 8:80 p.m. Eastern Star card party. Ma sonic temple, 2 p.m. Alpha Mu, Delphians. in fire place room of the Salem public library, 9:30 a.m. -Thursday, March 25 ; Ladles auxiliary. Carpenter's nnioa. Labor tempi 7:30 p.m. Mrs. J. R. Pwrkey of Taceana is la Salem visiting with her sisters. Miss Garnette Clearwater, and Mrs. Blanch Wilson and hsr grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bliss. Dinner at Leslie School Monday Night ' t : C- - Miss Ethel ; Cutler. - national secretary of the ; T.W.CJk. - wUl arrive in the capital Friday, March.. 21, and will ba'8alem' guest until Tuesday, March '30. : Her first appearaaea will be as a speaker at the Lenten services ' Friday at the Elslnore theatre. One of the : largest events which will be giren durtng her stay is the community dinner on Monday at the Y.M.C.A. at 8:15 o'clock. All Interested . men and women axe cordially iavited to 'attend. The Willamette, campus T.M. and T.W. under the direc tion of Alfred Vosper and Miss Julia Johnson are cooperating in ' making arrangements for . the dinner.- : : .- ; ' Mrs. B. B. Sisson, chairman or the membership committee, and Mrs. Ronald Frixell are co-chair- r men of the dinner. Mrs. Frtxxell heads, the social committee. Mrs. , Sisson la calling a meeting of her committee for Tuesday at the Y.W. at two o'clock. Assisting Mr. Sisson and Mrs. Frixzell are Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Mrs. A. F. Marcus, Mrs. C. E. Gunther, Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, Mrs. L. O. Clem ent. Mrs, O. K. DeWitt, Mrs. Wil liam Judson of the Business Girls, Mrs. H. W. Kelly of the Cadena club and Mrs. M. Mam mon of the Y.W. house. At - the banquet Miss Cutler will talk on the "Interpretation of the Y.W.C-A. to the Commun-. ity." A musical program is being ' arranged by .students from Wil lamette university. , , . Mrs. E.-B. Daugherty Is calling; a meeting for Monday afternoon,' at two p.m. at her home to plan, the program for theFather and Daughter banquet to be held in eonnectkn with Gtrl . Reserve : week, April 4 to 10. On the com mittee are Miss Helen Jochinson. Miss Betty Taylor, Miss Char lotte Eyre. Miss Esther Peterson. Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher and Mrs. C. C.Higgins. Alpha Ma Chapter of Delphi ans are meeting in the fireplace room of the Salem public library , on Tsesday morning. Mrs. Hugh Latham, Mrs. J. Vinton Scott. Mrs. M. C. FIndley, Mrs. Hays Rehm. Mrs. Saul Jans and Miss Antoinette White will discuss the topics. 1 Members of the Eastern Star are Invited to attend the card par ty being held in Masonle Tempi on .Tuesday afternoon t 2 o'clock? The committee includes Mesdames Nellie' Whits, Lois Kurtz, Elsie Rhoten, Lottie McBride, Sarah' Lloyd. Daisy Melntyre. Marie Mor ris, Sarah OUrer, Allle Fisher and Glen Niles. . . '. . .. .... j ... Dhelphians to Meet . -Thursday Night . . Beta" Sigma Delphians wiU meet on , Thursday in the horn rett. of Mis. Winnlo Pettyjohn at 143 cultural setlrlties, sy Blanche North 14th street Topics win he Allen; Drams in Soviet Rcssla. hrlafilaad! followtnr them Col- by Esther Mills, and Post-revolu- Robertsonl win talk on Russia, tlonary Uteraturs by Helen Bar- aad Ffed E. Krusa, who was born and ducate4 ia Rassia will sing. I He will be accompanied by Mrs. ;Kruse. ; r . : Topics are r ' Tohvtoy ss a young man, ; by Bernita Jones; Tolstoy, the landed proprietor, by Nellie Schwab; Tolstoy, the sage and the prophet, by Julia, Query; In fluences shaping Russia's present j TOWEL SALE Cannon , fine quality, towels wash cloths at reduced prices broken sizes. NO SECONDS -restock this week. BETTER BEDDING STORE 487 Court St.. Salem, Or. DON'T TRIFLE WITH ARTHRITIS By A. T. Woolpert of Woolpert Legs. Dross Tho most dreaded form of rheumatism is arthritis, con suming the tissues until the Tictim is a hopeless cripple and ending ultimately in death. Like all forms of rheuma tism this disease derives from a "focus of infection." perhaps from the tonsils, or st the roots of the teeth, it may be from the intestines. It scores in an walks of life and is as deadly as cancer, tuberculosis, or heart disease. A skilled physician can de tect the point of infection be fore it has had time to spread through the system. For this reason annual health examina tions by a competent doctor ar important. - Follow his orders and har hjs prescriptions fined by capable druggist? This is the 3 th of a series of. Editorial .Advertisements ap pearing in this paper each Sun day, i Copyright :-y.-f. ..-.Y'l .-:::. V :-k. ..; . ... . :.. . , . , 1 k t r " v S - I 1 M The Fashionette GIVES A NEW MEANING TO YOUR EASTER OUTFIT! Dresses! SuiU! CoaU! MlUiaery! . . . Thrilling things to THINK about . . . more thrilling to 8B and WEAR ipec tally if they're from Ta Faaalonettei DRESSES 4 GOWNS In all the late spring styles, and In sizes that will pleas tha nard-to-fit. $8.99 to $23.75. MUXJNERT You haven't shopped .The FashToaett if you thlak choosing a hat Is difficult this season ... for oar Millinery Dept. offers the best selection in years at 12.93. $3.98. $5.00; and a large assortment of high grad models ot famous lines st 90.98, $10.00 and up. Large head sizes available la all pric ranges) - Then we're NECKWEAR at 59e to $L2S . . . Kid aad . Suede GLOVES. $1.98 ... a grand array of FLOW ERS (Nosegays and Corsages) la brilliant colors to brighten your spring outfit, priced at 50c, 85c and up. a n a w-HO- 8IERY ana LINO ERIE department . . . featuring Topmlar priced Slips and TJnderthings, and the famo. MINGTOY line. Wevs beautiful SLIPS, reasonably priced and It yon wear id S2x yoall find your slac here I ' Well carry the nationally- - famous ALCEN-A . and HAYWARD Thread of Life" Hosiery, too. (Hayward Hose has that new concealed mending thread! ) In beautiful new spring colors . . . 89p, $L00, $1.11. , If fashion, quality, workmanship mean anything to yon, the next time yoa need tmderthings . . com to The Fashionette ! " i .: CHOP CALLY'O :50 . Rep. $22.50 i Others as Low as tic $7.88 G0M11988 $8.88 T $2.CS 1 irm 1 SUITS I - " i - T a 1 : . (i X 1 1 I S 4 cV"j f $29? I h hersjas ? j - I 1 f t Low as . ; I llDRESSES y nJSAJk Others as 1 4 i r' rU 1 Low -as ....J - x1l.ook for the' J? t Neoa Sign . A rf ' r i L " r f- I ptf? j rJflllflScaegsr $fi.95r $2.95, $35 Compare Value Hundreds to Choose From i y Keg. $1.79 Others to $3.95 BIlotmcGc 500 to Choose From 02.95 Others 98c to $3.95 ILuimgGi?iie SLIPS Regrular $19. $a.co VJastoUvcatio 98c, $S.95 $2.95 j ' i -; tstk .-'it I MONDAY ONLY 1 P if - If Regular $1.25 Figured Net Panel -p nn sk7 LhJ I. A LIMITED NUMBER Exceptionally High Grade Panel each First Come . 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