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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning Z!arch 3, 1939
Parties Arranged
To Follow Glee
'On Saturday
..v!.,'.WUUa9tt!''alrriit7v students
will Join In an all school eelebra-.i.-tion
following the Freshman Glee ,
presentation Saturday night. A. .
t sports planes will be held at Cas-
ttllian nail from 10 to 11:30
- o'clock with Bnd Mercer's orches-
tra engaged to play for dancing.
'- "" The- patrons . and patronesses ,
wiUbe t Professor and - Mrs. R.
, Franklin Thompson, Professor ,
and Mrs. Lestle J. Sparks and
Coach aa4 Mrs. Roy 8. Keene. The
s;lee theme. rFtKht,-,. wUl be ear
ried out tenths decoration with
' Bearcats and gold and Cardinal
- streamers arranged about the
"ball. -- .'-'
-Arranging . tie danee are the ,
i class Tics-presidents, Miss June ;
i Aschelm. senior: Mlss'O Ufa
-TtClemes, Junior; Miss Lacy Fisher,;
sophomore; and Miss Florenca
"'Gallon, freshman. 1 ' ' ' V
fi rThe Raphaterians. a - group of .
4111amette graduates, are pfctn
nlng their annual reception and
Informal get-together for alumni
- - who return to the glee. Tbe'af--
- fair will be held la the Carrier
room of the Methodist church fol
:ll lowing the rfleovv rl:V':
: DAR Meeting Planned
; .For. Saturday , :
'9 V". Chebeketa ... chapter. Daughters ,
of the American Rerolutlon will
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1IAXINE. BUREN Women's Editor-
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Dessert Bridge at
RobbHomeThis y
Afternoon
. Mrs. Verne Robb has bidden a
group of matrons to her home on
Hazel avenue today for a smartly
arranged dessert luncheon. The
affair la being arranged la com
pliment to Mrs. Robb's sister.
club calendar Hostesses Plan
Friday, March S . ' --n 'J " ' "; rn ' -Unitarian
Womea's alliaaee; JSriUge I 3 ;
with Mrs. Helen Goodenough, i ' '
7,V5t?tvtreet- ?SM, pjn-. F or Today
West Side circle, Jasoa Leo "
church, all day.
JuTenUe Neighbors of Wood
craft, Fraternal temple 4 p.m. ,
- Eterl , class. First Baptist
church, f p,m.
. r Federated .Music dabs pro
gram at TMCA'I pjn.
Tbo Bastaess aad! Professional
Women will hold a district con
ference in. Roseburg this .week
end, beginning with an Informal
reception on Saturday night at
,the Elks'i club. J- - Breakfast , on
meeting, and a banquet at. 1
o'clock are Included en the pro
franwf: ' .t-.:
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hAm eveat of Umigiit to the pri
rate showing of the Walt Disney
water colors at the Salem Art Cen
ter with the Spinsters acting as
hostesses from 8 to 10 o'clock.
Centralis Temple of PytbJaat
Sisters met at the KP hall Tuesday
night and plana .were made for
the district convention i to bp held
here in ApriL At the close of the
meeting . the Knights joined the
Sisters for a "hobo" party and a
picnic lunch was served.
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Purchase
l French
Mrs. Louis Birkenfeld of Portland
who la her house guest for several - VFW auxiliary benefit card
days.
; llra Russell Pratt and lira. Ed
ward Roth "have invited a group
of frienda to a delightful affair
today; at the former's home on
South Liberty streeL Thla la the
first in a series, of parties the
hostesses are plaantnc. . .
Bridge WW be In play during
t The St, Patrick theme will be
used In the table appointments
and bouquets of daffodils and
acacia will be arranged about the
rooms. .-v'-i.-iv
- Covers will be placed for Mrs.
Lonls Birkenfeld. the honor
guest. Mrs. Warren Baker, Mrs.'
La Verne Toung, 'Mrs. Henry -Thiessen,
Jr., Mrs. Ira-Fitts, Mrs.
Howard" Barlow,; Mrs. r Maurice
Q 0a5 1ott tha afternoon and a late hour tea
ouain mnw unci. - : wm k .erved bv the hostesses;
Honor :7uvenfles. TBoaanets of daffodils and freesla
KP hall after schooL Boys to
entertain. -
Salem Qhemlcal Cardan
club, 7: JO . p. m. Salem pub
lic library. ' . '
Degree of Honor, KP - hall
8 p, m. . - ' . .
Satarday, March 4 .
Klngwood American Legion
a will be . festive about the rooms.
.'7 ' Those : bidden are Mrs. . Glenn
Hoar, Mrs. . Ralph Wirth.. Mrs.
Elmer Berg, Mrs. Luke' Shields,
t ;Mrs. Wsjtar' Ftthrer, Mrs.Ward
Davis, Mrs. Rpaald Frizzell, Mrs.
- Gardner Knapp. Mrs. Earl Cooley,
Mrs. r George Rhoten, Mrs. v Neat
Edwards of Monmouth and the
Heater. Mrs. Hi H. Prtncehonse, . auxiliary card-party at Jegloa , hostesses, Mrs. Russell Pratt and
r.. Mrs.' Delbert Schwabbauer.'
"Mrs. Mniard Allen. Mrs. ' Gordon
Baker, Mrs. Charles Feike, Mrs.
Lyle.Pager Mrs. Clinton Standish,
Mrs. Franklin Prlncebowse, Mrs.
:( Joseph Feltom Mrs. James Hardle,
Mrs. Ralph Eggstaff, Mrs; H. H.
Princehouse, Jr Mrs. A. A. Hager
and Mrs. Verne Robb. t
nan. faraway . utitc. s n. m.
saiem grange.- benefit card
Mrs. Edward Roth.
?p?m 1 Play Wil Be Given by ?i
i i WRC I jp. mJ' at MiHer'i hall. - Qjtircll Group - V ; ,
' tMwnsnAti " " mart. I. t' . n-tl . . - . , r
t ""r"rtV,,, IT Tartar, who directs .the Salem ins JVirn lionoreu at ,
"V f tU, , ""r 'tHr?' .high school chorus cUsses in th. n;ptll j9V Po
r30East Lefelle street . Mrs. Ca-' mlc .. tonlgnt: Uirthday Farty
rrey tnin rransii.s tor iu. at gl5 th Bchool atlditorlum.
' hour'. Mrs. Ri G. Stinson of Gresh- , tpi , .
. Blonday, March x-
r -Dalda Dan Gamma Mothers
club, 8 " p. m;, Lausanne ,i hall.
Mrs. BeUiriger lTostess
To Raphaterians
The Walther league of St.
John's Lutheran church will pre
sent the- adnual v play 4oUight at
8:1S( in the recreation hall -t
: the ; First -. Presbyterian . church.
The play to be presented is "The
Man, From Nowhere' a three-act
comedy-drama. - Miss Judith Jen-
am will be guest speaker.
3 Mise Dorothy - Rullfaon, girl .
.j icout adviser tor a troop from Lea- :
; lie Junior high will present the
,'. I group In safety.' health and first
'i aid demonstrations.
' Mrs. C: C. Clark, is the sponsor
from Chemeketa chapter ..
-? Mrs. Edwin Jory - will , present
na embers of two
y .American citizens
' rthe" flag, American
t special music
USTC
sen . is coaching the 'Production.
Miss Janet Kirk, daughter of hostess to members of the Rapha- Thoaataking' part t re: Doro
Mr, and -Mrs. Walter Kirk, was terIan Thursday afternoon at tnT RuecSt . Wanda Froelih,
honored on her 12th birthday her suburban home The after-: Marian Jacksffla, Leona . Brietike.
when Mrs. KSrk entertained at noon wag 8pent informally and tea "a Hannaum,' Clifford Han
dinner Tuesday night at the KirkWM .erved by the hostess. Bou- 5f,n' JB-f"nklc' r?ed, H-e'?k'
home on South High street. . , quetg of 8pring flowers dec0rated fLjrthBrodhKE.en,' V,?,7 .Sh
The party was a masquerade the guest rooms" i ter. The, public Is invited to st
and guests were invited fo dinner.- . , ' . 'J tend: r'-.i 's'Vir-,
Games were in play during the n Special guests were Mrs.Roberts .
vninr- 1 Duncan of Burns, wife of Senator u n rr j
evening. .. m ftt..u.14 w. Miss Kio-o-s fn Krna1ract
Honorina Miss Kirk were Miss - 01 cn- ' "o-
In the pledge to I Sirrtnur Seymour Sullivan.; Janey Carson, Miss Suzanne Small, r" J116 . 01 Representative Qver KOAC Todav
i.ereed. and 5r.w,I com:-- Misg-:Eltaabetli:-Nolon.- Miss Mi-' . '
V- :-' :;! ' r 1 w . "f"-' V;v.'.B J- rlam-Becke, Hiss Jeanne Busick. "' . Jttlss LolsRlggs, a
-i . l"' -i-.u?i.im. 1 Mis Madeline Keene. Miss Rena , dent of the Salem
Bridge Club to Be Feted
past presl-
Junlor Wom
an's club will speak over KOAC
this afternoon at 2 o'clcok on the
Oregon Federation of Woman's
club program. . . .
i Miss Riggs will speak on the
Jni"gf.?rm.id.!: relate Miss Keller's life and the
purpose of the tribute. This tri
bute is being sponsored nationally
will be an additional guest. 1 Royal school where he-remained ..,"5: Lmo? va!8 ?nter fmmw hv vr.i ), t fj Le American Federation of
Mrs. for three year, as a chori3ter. " nonor contract. MrsT'F tne Blind which is a national pro-
John
Mrs.
ul-
dlng. Mrs. James McFarland, Mrs. He became a pupil at the Royal
7iu niKU avuwi UJ a,uv tuui uo CVaerao Th. n.i.k. ' -
llVlasaM'.rwae horn in Inrfnn in JU" Hf- U .'U tT .
d , : r ... : - . r . miss ituin Anderson, miss Georeia mio. axaiumuu tu uuuyi
At Dessert Luncheon 'dverid Xat 1 :Rooert..nd Miss Ada Mae Tehl. Club Mcmterg Today I
'5r Vv t"' 1 ttually gifted and taught' aim
Mrs. E. R, ptrausbaugn has in- ne nw of band Instruments. At ta t Vr ' Mrs. Ralph Hamilton is eft
" viiea memwn oi unuBa ciuu tne age of igBt ne had mastered ' X-'UlUcr jrany XlOnorS
10 ner nome mis aiieoou w all lthe instruments and after Trtvj : home on East Lincoln street for
dessert luncheon and several fOUP years d. study In a priva'e . 1Mruiaay , members of her bridge club. A
nours ox coniracw airs. w. . ive.y , sci,0oi h was sent to Chapel . A ' one o'clock luncheon will be serv-
Club members invited are
John .H-Barley, Jr., Mrs. John
;iw..uc.-,w.h cuwnjw. nf h hlrthl.. nf Mr. V...
'-He composed several anthems . -.!,..-,-, ..Mitinnai nt
tarain, mrs. uscar tuuer, mr.. ana otner-songs, ana ft the age " ".r:. " " r"" ; Clnb nmh.n r Mn. Willi ""8" "V-
M. Devers, Mrs. Walter Spaul- of 14 was first boy In the choir. Z"nScer?a 07 f " b Mott Mrs Kenneth Bell Mrs p,an0 DUmDe. " . .
.a. Mrs. James McFarland. Mrs. He became a nnoll at th Rov.1 .fl guarded by red tapers in tu- S'., Z u.ir I
ject of the Junior clubs. Miss
Madge Reid will give several
TTsnnnth Murdoek. Mrs. H. S. AudAtnt n rivMnl nf that Mn. 1V
Swart, r Mrs. . John Craig, Mrs. : delsohn
Charles Cole. MraL. C McLeod in the
tl,, kiutu, Wm If P Qtralla- Rnlllwiiii nmtinu4 Mo ' T-t.K ' TOOmS
baurh. ' , f w f Symphony? or "Symphonv in E 1 Cors were placed for 'Mrs.
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holders. minitnr -hr KPH uamuton, Mrs. k. u. pans.
If TT7- TT '
pme' iaUrTuroir.d tree, and hatcheU Fern, and 55 Ha?whe?o"f Jefferl rl. .
WWio. Ia. tt8d L tb IS MrsOUver ,
TXT I1 1 z nj.
f" SrmnHnn in , Covers were nlaced for Mrs. '-."m omcey.
flat" foilowinr b vi.it tn Trianii Bert Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Clvde
nf Ala. and the orchestral overture, "in Lewis and Misses Lucile and Beu- Past Prpsirlpnta Ftm1
trict Rebekahs will be held at memorium'-on the death of his bib and Kenneth, all of Lyons. .
Hubbard March 4. During irhe father. He was in organist, lthe Miss Pitman of Monmouth and UV Mrs. JVVle
evening the officers and team' of ouector or tne Koyal Phflbsr- lu r. anq rs. Amos vass.
Mrs. Roy Wassam entertained
members of the KCKT club at her"
home Thursday afternoon. Tol-,
lowing a social afternoon tea was
served, by the hostess. The table
was centered with a bouquet of
Salem lodge-will confer, the de- iconic of -London, J conductor' 'bf'Miss. Lucile Lewis and Miss Pit- Mrs.. Goldie Kyle entertained aaffodiig and aS8i8ting was Mrs.
gree wua oincers in cnarge - n-. ae jeeas ,r.esuvai ana principal . "ueun at me anon- , . Z " Charles Stage, a special guest.. -
at tne national Training s.hool mouin wormai scnooi. j wpi iumuj icr- Those n resent were Mrs Kred
!- c . f -noon, sewma was emovea ana
airs, uienn . f axon . nas no. ki. . J. ..Donnell. Mrs. A.
cludlna: . Hannah - Beard. Bewie
McElroy. Lucile Mosher, Fr ices ' .It was not until ha' met v his
Mary Rogers, Mrs. Delia Schell
berg and Mrs. Lena. Townsend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shinn have
id as their house ; cuests. Mr.
and Mrs. J: L. McGinnis of Spo
kane, 'Mrs. ' Ralph 'Reynolds and
Mr. Rpbert Kerr of Portland.
Kvle.- Cora. VanPelt. Anna Hun- great collaborators Sir William den member, of the Bona Tern no hostess was assisted byl Mr.. Dora ,!. rsiw -. im
saker, josepnine Erikson, KHenocnwena uuoen, mat ne came ciud xo- ner nome on south 'Win- -riu mr. ornu rBU!"ia- wu Knox, S Mrs,' Clifton Ross Mrs
Pearce;. Alfreda BulUs. Blanche into his own as a composer of ter street today. r Mrs. George he the Jiezt hostess. - Mary ftoaers. Mra" Delia SchelU
ScheeUr, ; Alberta Walker, Pea.i, comic opera,, Gilbert writing the Hoffman ; will be an additional r Those present were Mrs. Eva
Swanson, Yvonne Smith. there' satirical 'librettos and- "Sullivan guest Several hours of coptrtct Martin,. Mrs. Bessie Martin, Mrs.
assisting are Dorothy - Haure.- composing - the music la -18" will follow .the . luncheon- hour. Sarah Peterson, Mrs. Effie Dun-
Myrtle McClay, Edith McElroy. "Pinafore" played for two years ; lap, Mrs Rose Hagedorn Mrs. kma iaattelr hMsT'saita mV
,Aiicaj Jkuaiua, un n;aui uu wi..uvw uuubvb, kuo uni mv ..a jwkicwvui. UBB inai auciuuu, mil, nuicun
Mmi, Coral'. VeNeill.-Myrtl? year' Gilbert and Sullivan came will meet today "ht t o'clock at the Shipp. Mrs; Dors Pratt and Mrs.
Walker. Ida Hcchstetler, Violette to America to protect their copy- home of 31 rs. Dwight Lear at '65$ -Goldie Kyle. - . -;
Gile, Elsie Townsend. Christina rights. l North 20th streets Mrs. J. C." HilL ? , . ,-v.,
Cladek, . Ailene Moored, Eva r In 1891 the colaborators of 20 Mrs. D. O. Lear, sr., and Miss ; -Mr. and Mrs. J. C Perry nave
: Martin; . Helen 5 McLeod, VerJa years,, ouarreled and separated; Bertha Schrlber will b hostesses, returned from a sUy In San Fran-
Olmsted, Grace-Robertson, -Pearl -neither v produced anything, of There will . be. apeclal music and Cisco and attended the World's
a a .. . a S a . a a1 a a a . a .a 1
xsicnois, .ljaura woyes,- Lra equai unporiance ie woras.wnicn election or officers. ; . . Fair on Treasure Island.:
uroves and K. , G. Henderson, .tney naa rwrttten together." -Janes
Smith; WUHam riaiek. Among- the Gilbert and SulH
and CA.. Nichols,-' under "the Tan' operas 'are-Pirates of Pea-'
rectlon of Jessie Moored, team ntit e.". "The ; Pirates," "Pa
captaln. f C r i tlence," -Iolanthe." i MPrlneesa
; - j -: ;! :r t . , ; ,r ",-. .JIThe Mikado,- "Ruddi
. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lam- gare" and the "Gondoliers."
port returned Tuesday, from- a- - In analysing -the scores of , Sir,
f o r t n 1 g h t's sojourn at Palm Arthur' Sullivan, the : oaUUndlng
Springs and enroute home stopped eharaeteristic Is -avoidance . of
at the Golden Gate Exposition. manufactured music; complete
.,." " ? u good taste; unaffected simpUcity
: Mrs.tWllr nrhartow who ha' and flowing- melody? j w
. oeen 111 ior a weea, is convalescing i :.
a" iAma .jwL'-wv
... tyUY,ir
' i ; Mrevi 1L B. Gabriel; entertained
, Tn fV ck 7 q 1 I si iy" afternoon, with ' "luncheon and
J-aJ ,,lllO : Yrct IJCV social , afternoon; Tha .luncheon
' I Xv':ti vf i-Ublo-:wa .'corered 1 wlth.iajace
noal K-alrri " loth : and centered I by an ar
kJUUJctl rangement of daffodils and yellow
, , .' 7 , w-'.r,, -.,-. -tapers. ,r ;i'v-; ' ; . - '
; ? ' SCIO An -t approaching fmar-V PJes Tf1 M Howart
t-rlage of interest to Scioans will ik? Mr- Carl Onenther-Mrs:
r be solemnized at CorvsUls March ,lau Jr. Mrs. William P; El-
12 at Kappa Delta sorority, house Hf . lri,, T HaadjavJ Mrs.
whenMiss, Wllm J Mixine - Ar- M Caafteld and Mrs. E. B. jDa
I no';, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. br,el- - a - -
Les.er y Arnold, fbrmerly of Sclo, ! - " ' - .
will become the bride of Maurice Mrs. , J.i Deaew Patteraoa, Mrs.
Edward Thomas. Kenneth Murdock. Miss Helen Ar-
' ; Mlsa Arnold ; u a . pharmacy' , thur. Miss ; Lorena Jack ; and M rs.
graduate of the state college, and Charles Johnson are ! motoringto ,
is employed ln this field In En- Portland today and will attend the
.gene. Her fiance' is pursuing a performance of Tradi Schoop to-
similar course, at the college. . V night at .the public auditorium. "
ELDRIEDGE Mr. and M r s . rht Salens Graae' wiH be bos
Harry Bressler of Salem were 'or a card party tonight at the
boats at a buffet supper and f range hall . on. D street at 8
party. at their; home Sun- o'eloefc. Mrs. Herman Lafky. lain
' day aifht.. Preeeat' were Mn and- .eharga ot arrangements and those
Mrs. Julliaa DeJardln, Maxine, -wishing reservations may can her
and Elaine Deiardln, Uf.l aLd at , Jt; s';r-i
-Mrs. JUbert..GIrod, Uada 'aad ' ",'-: V '''M?-! H '
Shirley Glrod. Mr. and Mrs.-Al- Mrs. Doaakl Vewag t cater,
lyn Nusom,!:, Marjorie s: Bressler Ulalng i informallr-at tea thH
and the hosts. -'- . afternoon at nor Falrmountr I11L
" Prizer for high 'scores were home for the pleasure of the
won by Mrs; Nusom and Mr. De- boys' choir mother of 8U Paul's
'jarain, - Eplscosal church. :.c.; sA-s..,It
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nO'W! A SALE I
REGULAR J ( 7 . ty
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Leading Metropolitan Opera Tenor
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under auspices ol . ; .
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES BOARD .
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
5 -
SUNDAY, -AIARCH 5, AT 3 P. M.
'4 ..
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: UEK!S GYMNASIUM, ORVALEIS
Keserved Seats $1.50 - General Admission 75c
DISCONTINUED ,
-FACTORY NUMBERS
V."S:pairs"for
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Also Sale of Short Sox Famous Make at the
i 1 C Same Price!' : " '
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SAUSM , ORBOON
Sculpture yourself in 5
Kickermck's f i n y
. $tmded r- Pahtierrond
uplift Jtr
; . . be sure of a smooth !
' silhouette, so important
for your new Easter
Gown. Sizes 00-0-1-2.
89c to 1.50
'. J.-''" " W. " - j ," V"v ' a - J? :
Mllfer's
Rayon '
Special
..SMALL FLORALS
..flock dots
,1miniatures! '
..MODERNS !
Here is the sale you've awaited!
A sale of PRINTED I FRENCH
RAYON CREPES in alj the small
pattern designs of the new season.
i
At 44c per yard you can afford
several spring dresses made ex
clusively for you. In both light and
dark backgrounds . . . your favorite
colors such1 as yellow, iarjonica.
fuchsia, dull rose, new blues, etc.
SEW and SAVE
NOW!
Sew and save now ! Take advantage
of this sale and turn dull days into
highly. profitable ones! Have your
( .wardrobe-of new Spring dresses
ready for the first balmy days and
warm sunshine.
COLORS::
CHOOSE . . . Japonica, Fuchsia,
Tea Rose, Beige, Jade, Gold, Yel
low, White, Chartreuse," Navy,
. Black and many others.
-Main floor.
NEW BETTY ROSE. COATS! ,.
NEW PRINTZESS COATS!
NEW NELLY DON. FROCKST
NEW OMBRE SHADE HOSET
NEW GIRDLE STYLE BELTS!
. NEW PERRIN KID GLOVES!
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NEW .CADET FOOTWEAR!
NEW-SPRING HAND BAGS!
NEWDRESSES FOR GIRLS!
'V
,NEW ENSEMBLE DRAPERIES! V
NEW;FPUNPA,nON GARMENTS!
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