t - , ...
IS HONORED Mrs. Wayne
worthy high priestess of Willamette
Jerusalem, thi3 week at Masonic
Concert Membership Tickets to
Go on Sale all Next W0ek
The Salsi Community concert
association will open Its annual
spring one-week membership
dinner at the Marlon hotel. The
campaign on Monday night with
dinner is for the purpose of
arousing Interest among the mem
bership salesmen and to dlseuss
plans for next season's musical at
tractions. The Community concert as
sociation each year brings to Sa
lem a group of nationally known
artists, and the sale of "member
shlps," or tickets works in a uni
que way. In order that funds
tare assured for the coming sea
son, the association sells member-
Garden Tour in
Corvallis
Nearby cities often provide
events of Interest for Salem folk,
and such a program has been
prepared for Corvallis by the Ore
gon State college, with the coop
eration of the Oregon State Fed
eration of Garden Clubs and
scheduled for May 2 to 6. The
four-day program is primarily to
raise funds to complete the erec
tion of the large iron gates which
bare bee J wrought for the en
trance to the campus.
being printed for aOmittance to
' den pilgrimage, morning and aft
ernoon lectures, art show, sale of
garden sculpture and a large tea
are among the things offered dur
ing, the four days.
The program is being planned
in conjunction with the spring
meeting' of the Oregon Associa
tion of Nurserymen, the.. Oregon
Roadside council, and the State
Federation of Garden Clubs. -
. A garden pilgrimage is being
featured for one afternoon during
the week, when 1(0 gardens of
the city will be opened to visi
tors. Special services will .be giv
en on Sunday morning at several
churches. - - i :'.;
; A large garden tea party will
be held on Sunday at Memorial
' Union Quadrangle w 1th Mrs.
Charles A. Sprague, Mrs. Beatrice
Walton Sackett, Mrs. F. M. Hunt
er and Mrs. W. J. Kerr among
the hostesses. Guesta at the tea
will also be conducted over the
campus during the afternoon.
- One of the many lectures on
garden subjects will be the illus
trated talk on roadside beautifl
catlon at luncheon on Friday. " - -.
The gates are to be installed
at the .Madison street entrance
to the campus, and. are massiva
Iron" structures which were con
structed wader the supervision of
the WPA. Had they been pro
duced commercially, it la esti
mated that thefr Talue would he
$16,000. Funds are now being
raised for purchase of. concrete, -installation
of pillars and stone
caps. -'- - :- -'- .
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Drill Team to Be ::
Entertained , :-
Mrs. L. C. Marshall, assistant
drill captain and Mrs. Ansa
Knrth. district manager of Wil
lamette tent hlv No.' , of the
- Maccabees will entertain the
drill team acd their mothers
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock at
the home of Dr. 'and Mrs. L. C.
Marshall on route C. All mem
bers wishing transportation are
asked to call Mrs. A. Kurth b
fore Thursday noon.
- The TUmble club of Willamette
tent htve will meet Thursday at
1:3 9 o'clock for a social hour at
the bora of Mrs. Annabel Kurth
and Mrs. Anna M. Kurth cn
routs 3
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5 ,
?,,,
.'1
-ir
J
Henry.
who was Installed as
SHririe;
White Shrine xl
temple.
(Jesten Miller photo.)
ships which are paid for during
the one Week campaign.
A comimlttee then selects art-,
ists who! will appear in : Salem
next winter, choosing the best
available for the amount of
money raised during the drive.
For the fat three years, the as-
soclatlon I has brought four per-'
formances to . Salem, although
only threi are guaranteed.
Among! the outstanding artists
who have eome to Salem under
the banner of the association are:
Mischa Eman, violinist; Julias
Huhn, baritone; Rose Bampton,
soprano; Mozart Boy's choir;
Jooss ballet, and Igor Gcrln,
baritone.
It Is necessary to obtain a
membership ticket during the
next week's campaign, as no
tickets are sold afterwards and
admission to single concert! is
not available."
Mrs. Glen Seeley is chairman
of the dinner committee, Mrs.
George Itr K. Moorhead Is in
charge of membership ticket sales
and Mrs.r Max Rogers is secre
tary to the association. Mr. J.
Lyman Scecd. will preside at the
banquet. Campaign headquarters
are at th Senator hotel. Many
Salem persons are planning to
work for
ja free ticket by selling
a given number of memberships.
Mothers Meet nt
Mc Wain s
The Sigma Tau Mother's club
met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Homer Mi Wain at her home on
Fairyiew jiriTe. A 1:30 o'clock
dessert luicheon was served. Mrs.
C. W. Parker presided during the
business - meeting. The special
guesta of (the day were: Mrs. Al
Edmnndsob, Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
Florence taylor, and Mrs. E.A J. .
Dugan. The tables were decor
ated with) small bouquets of
spring flowers. .
Those present were: Mrs. E. T.
Barnes, Mrs. F. Dietrick, E. ; B.
Gabriel. Mhs. C. F. Lewis, Mrs..C.
W. Parker, Mrs. L. A. Ramage,
Mrs. Frank W. Power, Mrs. I. M.
Doughton,. Mrs. WtUiam T. Mil
ler, Mrs. H.! R. Pickett, Mrs. El
mer Smith. 1 Mrs. C. L. Blodgett
and Mrs. Homer McWaln.
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Fraternities o : f -Entertain
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The fraternities on the Willam
ette campus will' entertain with
their' spring formals.next Satur
day night. The Kappa Gamma Rhoj
fraternity will . celebrate its . J 0th
anniversary at a banquet preced-
ing the dance. The theme of the
dance will be Chinese with the;
chamber of commerce Arranged!
like a Chinese festival. Wesley
' Lang and hie orchestra will pro
vide music; j Loren Hicks is In
charge ot the affair and will be
assisted, by, Al Ferria, Winston'
Bunnell and Cliff Stewart.
The members of the Alpha Pet
Delta fraternity are making, ar
rangements for their dance at Ha
ael Green. ) -An .Hawaiian ' motif
will be used 'in the decorations.
: Chuck Nelson and his band will
..furnish the music. .The dance
committee . la headed by .' Dean
Trumbo. -'-::', ' "
A formal party U planned by
members of the Sigma Taa frater
nity at the house for their spring
dance. Roger Foster Is general
chairman for the eTent. " .
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airs. Ineria Eajpitrom, Mrs. Al-
berta Walker, Mrs. Eva Martin,
Mrs. Goldla Kyle and Mrs. Jl. Q.
Henderson motored to Willamina
on Wednesday from Salem Re-
be a ah lodge to be with Mrs. Alma
Henderson, state president, when
she paid an oXlcfal visit la that
city. - " '
Gross-Docids
in
rene ;
Miss Helen Dodds ehoie an.
all-white color scheme tor her
. -wedding yesterday to Mr.'; Frank
Cross, which was solemnized ' at
4 o'clock in the Congregational'
church in Eugene. Miss Dodds,'
: Is the daughter of Mr. Austin
Dodds of Eugene and MK Cross
Is the son of Mrs. Curtis Cross of
" Salem.
Rer. WUlIston Wirt officiated'
at the wedding .service. Miss
Marjorle Scobert was organist,
and Mrs. E. E. Wyatt sang "Drink
tv Me Only With Thine Eyes", pre
ceding the ceremony,
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a sown
of white, fashioned with lace bo
dlce, satin skirt and train. Her
long veil was of silk net with
applique of rosepoint lace.'. 1
Gardenias, 1111 es-of-the-valley '
and white sweet peas formed her
bouquet. i. :-. . , ' -
The matron of honor, Mrs. Pe-.
ter Kess, wore , white chiffon, t
.white flowers la her hair, and
carried a bouquet of white tulips,
sweet peas and maiden-hair fern. ,
Bridesmaidn, -Mrs. Herbert
Large and Miss Virginia - Cross
. were gowned In white chiffon and
carried white tulips, sweet peas
and fern, Mi& Helen Ann Dodds, '
in white organdy acted as flower
fin.:. . v
- Mr. Edwin Cross was best man
for his brother, Mr. Richard De
Ters and Mr. Tred R e i d y wera
ushers.. .-. t I -
.Both the h ride and groom at-,
tended TJnlveislty of Oregon. He
la a member of Phi Delta. Theta
and the Active club. She Is affili
ated with Pi Beta Phi, PEO Sis
terhood and is a member of the
Spinsters. . , . -.
- A reception was held in the
church following. the ceremony. "
Assisting at but the rooms were
Mrs. C. P. Tillman, Mrs. A.- E. Cas
well, Mrs. J. O. Hold, Mrs. F. M.
Carter, Mrs.. It. T. Burnett, Mrs. .
C. L. Schweringy Mrs.' Nelson F,
McDuff, Mrs. John Dodds, Mrs.
Fannie McCamant, Mrs. George I.
Hurley, all of Eugene, Mrs. Frank
Durbln, sr.; of Salem and Mrs. E.
F. Pearson of Portland.
Following the reception the
couple left for a trip to Canada.
'They will make their home in Sa
lem, where Mr. Cross is connected
with the Valley Packing: company,
' Among thof motoring to Eu
gene for the ceremony were Mrs.
Curtis b. cross, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Durbin, Mrs. Prince w.
: a,"vMi!ir5n
Spears, Mrs. Taylor Hawkins, Bliss
Harriet Hawkins. Miss Rovena
rL2JSSSi:2
uu win. x am nvuuricas, Mr. ana
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Jr., Mrs. Ches
ter Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Jam
Young, Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Sim
m o n s and Mr. and Mrs. JC T.
Pierce.
Irish Tea Given
On Wednesday I
An Irish tea will be given to.
the social rooms of the First Con-
Weddincr
T-l '
JZiUQ
gregational church Wednesday. ; w pnekson will , officiate. The
n r, ,m 'nV v5 handle light service will be read
exh?biJon0 ft Sr llS.1 SfSorafed
hand painted in pastel shades, rlflm! d wUtfffi -
In the afternoon. Miss Betty
Lhm.n n ni . finL
IhtheaeveWnmg.PMr. Wll
" aiary Virginia
Nohlgren will be soloists and
itT,1 TS2S J cnt:
belle Lllburn and Carof John-
son. Mr. Raymond Hutchinson will
tell of his tour of Ireland In both'
Mr.w e Ha and Mr. :
W.LNeXhit w'inrfe S?i
hour. In the evening. Miss Clar
wl11 alternate with Mrs. ' R. J.
Hendricks and. Mrs. Kittle Grav-
r- " ' ' '
The committee in charge of ar-;
Z , rc7 -ansa.,
var anness. Aue puouc is m-,
Tited.
SororityWili
Have-i Reuriionxy j
Alpha Gamma Deltas are plan
ning a varied program for their:
international reunion, day aVOre-,
morrow. Phi undergraduate
ter will welcome alumnae and
dergraduates ' from Oregon
southwestern Washington i"
RegistraUon will te from 1 to
4 o'clock. Saturday afternoon,
with roundtable discussions from
2 to 5:80.- At f o'clock a bnffet
dinner will be served for mem
pers and their-ruesu, f ollowed :
by an Informal dance at the chap-
ter house. At 12:30 there will,
t flre2Idl.rtI1?iar0,i
singing. Sunday, actlvitiea ln-;
" .? aviai "cuiui u
tour or the camjiBi. Similar :
Weekend programs will be. held
in every state and In many Ca-
nadlan provinces to observe the
lounamg or tne soronty ana to
promote iraienuty. eaucauon. ,
Oregon Alpha Gamma Deltas .
e, atueat. Miss Vlr-
sium. , t irer,
JTf?-
a imn n ai - - iwrniarT- rrfuaurnr m
Delta province and a graduate of J
the University ot K Oregon.' will -
also be present. ; . ; - - -
Mrs. Frances Held Stochlen,
state alumnae chairman, tor Ore
gon, is general .chairman for In-
,ternatlonal reunion day. On her
executive committee
are Mrs.
James Turnbull. . president. Sa-r
lem Alpha Gamma Delta dub:
Mis. Mary Worrell., prejildent,
Klamath Falls club: Mrs. We
Kerr, president Eugene club, and
si.it tieiaa Wiggins, president,
Portland :diVta; 'Wni'I,
18 caarge oi reaervauons. assisiea
by Mrs. R. C. Boss, In charre of
.nr?ti; : ' cur " CT
,
.
lr. and M.ta J. DeMrtt bav
as their enest'llrs Fernandl
Ashmnn of New York' She ia Tthe
t,ll,Z wl!,- ,,,1 J3 J4
Hntir- who has slaved i Sal-
sereral Umes.
. ,,.
MARRIED KECENTLY--!vras
who was Miss Ha .Versteeq- before i her marriage last Sunday. -
Oesten Miller photo.)
K JT "T i
MlSS Jr Oil to
Be Married
L..! ri.u ... . ai-.v
Miss Elsie Mne rou, aaugn-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray' H. Poff
r-oJntaTtT. ItM
t7. R. Reese of. Newport, this af-
ternoon it 3 o'clock. The ;cere-
miw llt Ka ran A at tti a fintnA of
u T and T Rev. P.
-mi, tintt rhnnen a rnwn
?1 .wnIte net over , white satin
wjji carry a bouquet of aweet peas
and roses.
'.M".;Dor -
pgg taTfeta froek aVd-carry
nosegay of mixed spring flowers. - -
; Mrs. Poff,other of the bride,
7W
i
m .nrn vith crchM ae.
.CMv7 -Fred1 Brevie bT Portland
Wiii act aa best man lor Mr. Oh-
mart -'
An Informal reception will fol-
center the table. Mrs. P W. Erik-:
-An -.in -nn- and Mrs. Fred Bre-
SupSm leav f or a
'.wedding trip down the coast to
' San Francisco. For traveling Miss
-Poff has chosen a navy blue and .
white rensemble, TJpon their. re-:
turn mey via live in oaiem.
Miss Poff - is : a 1 graduate of
schools in Kindeer,North Dakota
and Capital Business college. Mr.
onmart Jga ; graduate of . Eddy-
t-j: 1 Ti -AlJJ
rlOnO,! V lOlln
- , , - . r (X
KeCltai Plan
, ;
uii. Uitln no6dfnoDrti and :
MlM Eileen Goodenough afo ap-:
pearing In violin and piano recital
at the home of Mrs.- David Eason
on Menday j night at 8 o'clock as
tne tiTBt in. t -regular " spring -
. series of musical programs spon-
.gored-by ? Mrs.: Eason.': The pro-
rram begins-at S o'clock,- and Is
invitational '."'.'.. . . i
.? i itiss Marine Is a pupil of Mary
Schultx Duncan, and Miss Eileen
nrg. ijason. They are daua-
teri . f . Mr, and Ifrs. Bryan
ooodenongh. - 5 .
snf a m ' j nmuat.
- yT- rw
- w 1 1 ' .
."T pla"
reiet ; . , " . , ,
v. i ac a aa
ccionor
;bi!f,
rsiry SaiHag ,
VUUi
ImnrTifa
JIkDo""
utl
Pit
Sau Aasslasta
BTM'
Tha Hoauniac Bird i-.-
Drd
i irn m
' J.
Tne second .program at xne
Ml.horafl, will be presented on:
.Thursday by Lamar. Crowson, IS-
aar. crowson, is-
pupil of Nellie
uid The yoBng
j"-w,u
.Unl:X
rr; " T-l " V"JV. - -
asm by the Portland auaience
Trhen he anoearefi o est sole 1st
with, the Portland Philharmo'tilc light the tapers, Mrf Boh Rlewaia
or"s?t; under
iSS Ilodge Z.o :'vr- Mr. Arthur Hatha-
oageias montn. ey will oaher. ...
Tbe Ledte PTA vlll inert Wm- Miss Dickson Is a graduate of
a.-? -iil.. ;" hUh school. The young
hni th.-wTinVT f ir
and the usua' discussion -
"1 1
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y
V
, . .
Mrs. Chcffles Joy Strikfaden,
2
041
t JlooJ'c
but ... it's inspirincj to look around dur
ing a concert, cjt what can bo seen of hand
some faces, .peaking from
beards, andsee the entranced 'expressions who goes to all
: ... i. i. t... i ji
when musicians burst forth in
T'i Wayne Hery.
who has been sliccessfully directing the Rain-
DOWUirls lor the past three years; has taken
.1 . t t 1 1 1 ' .1 11n.11. ri "
0iI-Ule JP 01 oeinw neaa 01 rao
Ol Jerusalem. M
Just a line to let you know . I . that the
visitors over the weekend
with the Herbert Dorbys in Portland . . . that
Mrs. Georaa B. Garvlea' of Tcrcomcr is a cruest
of Miss Mabel Robertson . . .
" -Bioumuma 91 iew- vooa
have taken a cabin for the next
fcot Carmen Jean .Vehrsis visiting in Eugene
ber sister, and . brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. W. .Herman Burgener . . . and that Mrs.
C. E -Weston arid Miss' Rosamond: Weston of
sts of Mrs. CT. Jory and
Miss Melva BeUe Savage. 1 1 f
Pmil - ,,U1
'Celebration of birthdays over Court street way, , night there was
"when Marilee Fry . arid Great
Mvers aaain celebrcrteti Ihelr: birthdavs loattiJv.
:er. Mrs. -Myers was dinner hostess to .the Dan
I. Fry. iuniors. the Dr. R. E. Lee
the Dr.-Milton" Steiriers of -Portland.!
There In spirit V . ; was Mrs.
&
lng a case of ttie flu during me
i. - t i: ' ;l m"
Centennial r-Tea
To . PI nn nflH .i.'r r
t t" ; - 0
They American Legion auxiliarf .
chairman of the aiiair ana viu.wn ' j xt . - i r
assisted by the membert of the DCXira ' lNaiTiea lOr
a miliary, Mra. O.l B, Palmateer -
and Mrs. Jerrold-Owen have been - -
asked to pour -during the r tea
hour. "Mrs. Albert- Grtti and
Mrs. J. Turnbull will have charge -
of the refreshments. - x v
The matrons , wha wUU serve -
will be attlredf In the-Centennial
costume as will -others members
oa. tne eommiuees. ; im p" .
the Centennial - celebration , wiU
prevail - also In ' the- decorations ?
aad entertainment. --u ...
ReservaUona are be4ng received -
By Mrs.. Seeley at 71l and aars. .
Walter Bpauldtnr t ssof, ''jtrs. - Members of the board of di-
BpanWins; i finance officer ct thtt.tors are being announced as:
auxiliary and Is assistinf Mrs. . Mrfc corM aii. Mr. oi. n. im.
geiey. - j . -
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. - - . t- . . - - -
Miss Dickon?Is; , :
loeiiviuin-
- rt. cv(Uw riUViAn " A n rh- v
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. tncsson
of tWent Salem' has announcea
1n of her marrUke ' to Mr.
j;., A. j Tjovd- Ir - which' will
' - - .
K-i .Al-mnlxed at the Ford Mem-
or c
ReT.
"a,j' i." , i'JS. H. Tbompo. Mr. Wiii a. Wartm,
Miss Dickson will bo attended Mrfc j, wiices.-Mrs..Oerge .vuh
by: her sister. Miss Bonnie Dicl mm.! w. c. Viimiow. Ssstainiog ib ,
Thursday.
hi "riwi la matri-
I - - ' w f.h r. -utu ieanna
age oy " , . l7ii
Sweet and Miss Helen Evans will
eol8 will- live In West Salem
after their wedding trip.
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5,
BRIDE OF A WEEK-Mrs. Edwin SUck, married at the home
of her parents last Sunday, is
t : .
aw-..
She's im ocrcrin
rrHT V,,o
Notional Music
behind elegant
iiigm wors.
Russian music.
annn9
that Mr. and
:-wnere uiey
six months
f-wonnhmrf frrvniil
, u.
wad Deanna.
Forget-me-nol
boys and girls
, ; Uncle .Milton
grams to cover.
l i - -
. Si
Walter Den-
Ji
birthday party
school.' things
I was . there?.
nt
V
s. .Mrs. ?. William L rWHipsand -Ty Yrwri "PluK
' : roup or friends including Mrs. I OWll, XjOWTL VIUD
rp?te ' BT'M"h.;-,B '' Scellar!wA T " "
- - nLMr5v W .'motored.,,!! v-IaUSanne Z. H-: -
. "..to Woodland. Wash.; Friday, to a ;. : - .; . .
luncheon j glyen by Mrs. . C E.
, - f -
xxlllnarmOniC
-. , t ., . . , ,
tv. Tvni,..mA.i. nk....
goclatlon, meetins;.' on Monday
night. . reelected Mr I Waiian
Wharton as president and named
Dr BrtLCe Baxter Mn d Broer
Mrm Breyman ' Boise " vice
presidents, Mrs. Karl Becke sec- 1
,,'t,,-' and Mrs. Clifford Taylor
treasurer. - Mrs W. E. Ander-
on was again named business-.
and Edonard Hurliminn
director of the orchestra s ;
;' "ii" arion, ist.
'iittm HuArwPiv
t . ... . . - - - .
jw i
Kttevdrk. Mrs. Rot Borland. Ir. .
Vnneti, virrini- jfeit, Mr. Fio E.
MiUer. lutpfc Moody. stf.. crt K.i-
ton. Mrf. Hrry L, Pm, Mr. Ou K. .
iWes, Mrs. mx Boffr. Judf Drwwt ner nome on tne bllver-
..UA - KMan n n arw wkmi ura. liMna
f""lv iSJSfJT w -
her birthday. . The affair
ford Taylor, it ill Lcn Bulla Tartar. Mr.
bwmw:
. r a a. c ji ' v t 1
Mra.- Lweii Ken, Mr. w. H. Lytie, Mr.
b.,u,t s ol). oiM,i '
., m,a. .Wait.,. .4 :,, ,
V. ..Miss ratricia Otten, danshter
of Mr. andMrs. George T. Otten,
who la attending Goucher Col-
lege In Baltimore. Maryland, will
lead the leads in tire cast of Ro-
tia Hood for the .;iay .esUrities.
the former Jewell Strikfaden.
- .Oesten Miller phota)
thouah. as busv as ever with
week. . . ,.. ..
. . iqt tne poor music cnuc
the concerts, regardless.
n j.ix
iArm l'a InterftcHnrr n Tn tha AiUaranra
in paying guesta at these .affairs. One concert
lately drew a large number of faces unfamiliar
.in these suxTOuridings. The applause was loud-
est at the Gorin concert of any concert this
c 1 . uunu wuwu w uijjf. tuutcu """
year. j ; .
Lilcea new home . . . doe3 the beautiful
pink dogwood atop the hill on South High
street. The Louis Lachmunds, who moved it
from their Court street place, are inviting visi-
torsi to enjoy it today. , , .
Hokuit pokus ... . several observing spec-
tators at the John Charles . Thomas program in
Portland the other, night reported .that they
sawi a Deanna Durbinish looking girl in fitted
blue coat, white collar 'and large white hat
If le.tnio OTfinf fhrif ij vrrten I
wv.. .wuw( u.v.' . .
' .. 1
... We didn't slight the
of SHS at their Vodvil on Friday
simply too many other pro-
Jt was. proclaimed the : best
ji . j. .i ...: i.
vw oy uioBa wiro ww ji, uians& ro oui wnuy ei," will be given on Friday as,
hairbd ; friend Bob - Mundt who directed 1 the the elementary schools contribu-
''Carnival.'' If it's repeated (as rumor : sgys' it tion to Music, week. Miss Oretch
; will be) maybe we will write it up with plenty KT??l sflrfctor. ( 'l!6
of Nourishes as. we. usuaUy like to do high S w JJSt
we'll kn0w becau6e we'll say .
i' . ,
Maxine' Buren.-
. -
: i Town . and Gown :" club meet
Thursday at -Zt.SO'o'cIock in Lausf
anne nail. Mrs. UlUe Scott of -Dorothy Anne Hobson, 12-year-Portland
wlir speak . during- the oW pianist from Valsets will be
meeting;, and her topic --.will - be guest soloist. : re ;:'. .
racuana ricuon or nampeeg. ';
She wUl relate the arly hUtory
of Jthe city.- , y , - :
The hostesses for the day in-
elude: iMrs. Hoy Keene. Mr. W.
T. Icnk. Ura nan 1b i h tkntij
Mrs. T. O. Brady, Mrs. W.rF. Han-
sen, - Mrs. S. O. Franklin. Mrs.'
Pngh. Mrs. L. M. Purvlne,
Mrs C. P Bishop, Mrs. Otto
Paulus and Mrs. J.- R, Pallaek.
v - ' T
Martha Sprague wlU spend
the first weekend In May as the
ruest of her parents. Governor and
Mrs. Charles A. Sprague. Thla
be Miss Sprague's. first visit
to Salem since last May. She Is-,
employed v-la thq i bacteriology
laboratory of the Stanford-Lane
Aospiui in tt ranciscov - ,
.
PAr o' ptV,
X VA Jifllk,
llO, X IUU1
MIsa' Helen
-
..r; It, ' V.Z.T..
"f- 'v, .uu.u.,
wn rona. fompiimenuns; rs.
t r vnan snmniimanitaif' lfea
Carlton Roth who was eclebrat-
wa an old fashioned taffypull. -
. Followlar a handker
.how .P for Mrs noth.' the
wowcr for Mrs. .Roth, the
handkerchief
eve-
At
ning. was .pent informally.
. . a r . . a. a
centered the table which
"'"r,.ln! iTrrWTr!
w. w. wna . vuu..,
cloth.- - - lK '
Those , ionorina: Mrs. Botlt
were; Mrs. Itay Lafky. Mrs. Join
Cattrall, Mrs. Jack Carlton, Miss
Marie Dare. Mrs. Joseph Bern-
srdl. Miss Mamie Olson and Miss
iieiea j.ay.. ...
Given for
Dancers
Those who danc:;d at the aa
nual formal given by the Salem
Junior Woman's club last night at
Hazel' Green also were guests at
several parties given , before and
after the dance. 7 I s ' .. ! -The
. theme "April In Vienna
was cleverly carried out in decor
ations and music, by the commit
tee headed by Miss Marjorle
Weum. . . - ' , :,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ficklin en-1
tertalncd with an informal-liarty.
last night preceding the d.nce,
honoring Miss ' Marjorle Dunlap
and Mr. Kurt Schleuss, both of
Belllngham. - Iarge bouquets of
spring flowers decorated the guett T
rooms. . - ; , v. j
Those bidden were: Miss Mar- "
' jorle Dunlap, Mrf Kurt Schleuss, i
Mr. and Mrs. MefrrlU W. Truas, h
Mr. and Mrs. Al Looney, Mips Jean
Hoes, Mr. Raymond Gallagher,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Ficklin.
u Before Dance ' ! ' -A
buffet supperl was given at
the home i of Mr. and Mrsv Roy
Ferris last night when they ea-,
tertalned a group of (friends. An
arrangement of spring flowers
centered the serving table, -a
The guests Included: Mr. and
Mrs. John Cattrall; Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Roth; Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Thiessen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Simon, Mr. and Mrs.- Denis Keese,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Armprlest,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gensko,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaferalso
entertained with a small party at
their home on Knapp street.
: Miss Nina White was hostess
when she entertained with an In
formal party before the. . dance. .
Guests included: Miss Margaret
Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Worral,
Mr. and. Mrs. James Pike, . Mr. . '
Leonard ' Ho we 'and Mr. Robert
Won-ai. . ; ,,! ! .
Business Women
To Meet; i r
: ; ,-':! I- 1 ..:
The April dinner 1 meeting of
the Business and i Professional
Wpmen's club will be held on
Tuesday night at t 8:30 o'clock
&t. the Golden - Pheasant. Pro
fessor M. E. Holcomb of Willam
ette university has been secured
and nas announced nls topic as
Meeting Human Needs in a De
mocracy.". Prof. Holcomb has also,
been engaged In expert service
work durinjr the bast winter for
5XJon?n Count' Welf4re com'
New officers for the ensuing
year will be elected at the meet
ing. The nominating committee's
report includes: For president,
Mrs. Rose Wilkes; first vice presi
dent, Carolyn Wilson and Hilda
Swenson; second rice president,
Dorothy i Cornelius and Helen
Fletcher; . recording secretary.
Hasel Roenlcke and Agnes Booth;
corresponding secretary, Bessie
Tacker and Marguerite Shelley;
treasurer, Betty ;Elofson and
Any-.Laura Hale; i directors, Ruth
Moor T.vdfa Wnntn r.r mi
MpOre, Lydla Wooten. Grace GI1
Hffick?Kffle Smith"' W,Dl'red
The recreation committee has
nnounceI a costume ?arty for
SCelne,.T' April 24th, at tlie 1
Cherry City Bakery -recreation,
room, at 8 o'clock This is an-
other of the series of "get-better-
wQuainted" J affairs; bein spon-
t0,red by the faltm ?ut
Ty tit r ij' i
FUDllC , bCllOOlS .
rT - v A5oic;f
1 u -p11. I .
Among the many interesting
events planned for i Music week,
whtcn 1" scheduled -as a national
u ii.l t . ,,
ia wMiva uunureua 01 pupus iioui
county rural schools win partici-
?e?
on Wednesday May 7 at the high 1
chel auditorium, i
A..9"VTe,ient1on c H"m.Per-
aina g-opera - iiansei ana uret-
be Gretel. Inland Hoar, will he
Hansel and a chorus of. 250 chil
dren will sing numbers from the
opera. , n ..
Vernon Wiscarson . will direct
the Junior Symphony orchestra in
PWwm of musie on Monday
night. May 6 at the high school
niMHnTn tm icin -k. h'
second appearance of the newly
formed orchestra for youngsters.
r. a large number of school chii-.J
drea are competing for the eil-
vr cup which is to be awarded
'tor beat music week poster. ;
The Salem - high school "pro-
niin vlll be riven the week
Previous -lo 'the others, because,
f 'il schedule. .
- -K
T vf f r"Yr"l 1 rrr f
lJLULl: KjUSJLllQl
Will Sing
i. The American Legion auxiliary"
Quartet will appear in concert at"
the' Roberts studio on Monday
hirhtj April 29, for interested
foncert-goera; They are beinf ;
sponsored by Capitol nnlf of tbo
American Legion with Mrs. A. i M.
chairman tor the
auxiliary; In direct charge.
: ' Because f! small seating' ca
r paclty of the studio, only a llmit
": ed number of seats are being- sold.
..v The euartet Is one of the most!'
UBfauA mnnlrnl rrnnni - In . th
" . " rK"iea
6o oa won Eeverai
eistlnet national honors. The
quartet -has been generous In
a n a
singing fir various "charltiible af-
fair, and thm . -
following.
The four voices are unusually
well blended and the lons-tlme
association has resulted In ex-
. . - A :
women
:'WU2.en' - "..:: . !'.:. : .
g we qaaneurt; nia-. :
'ed Tyatt' flm 8Pranoi v,1 :
Lou Etarr; ..second k soprano; Ar-
lcae Crown, first alto and Grace
osel. necond alto.. MIsa Lena
Belle Tartar Is director and Mrs.
Kenneth W. Daltca U accompaa-
1st.
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