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RECEPTION
To Greet the
Townspeople
highlight' of the coming
reception ior wnicn memoers oi me wiuaiBcwe umvuwiji
faculty and board of trustees will be hosts on Friday night in
welcome , to President Carl Sumner Knopf arid Mrs. Knopf.
The affair will be held inthe University library withstudents
invited to call between 3 and 5 o'clock and townspeople greet
ing the honor guests from 8 to
10 o'clock. Dr. and Mrs. Knopf
arrived on the campus Wednes-
i-wr . anil . ei mrmr fit TwMTtA fit
University house, . -- .
; will be Mr. and Mrs. Tinkham
GUbert Mr. and Mrs.. Ray'
Smith, Dr. and Mrs. R. Frank-
lin Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
iit.u..
waiter uiuuuua - .
Introducing to the line will
be Mrs. Grover C. Bellinger,
Dean Olive M. Dahl and Dr.
Helen Pearce. Receiving, with
Dr. and Mrs. Knopf will be Mr.
Paul B. Wallace, president of
the board of trustees, and Mrs.
Wallace. Members of the fac
ulty who' will. assist in the re
ceiving are Dean and ' Mrs.
Daniel Schulze, Dean and Mrs.
Chester Luther, Dr. and Mrs.
Roy Lockenour, Dean and Mrs.
Melvin Ge'ist Dr. and Mrs.
Herbert ' Rahe and Professor
and Mrs. Roy S. Keene.
Dr J and Mrs. R. Ivan Lovell,
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Rahe and
Professor and Mrs. Cecil Monk
will .introduce the new faculty
members to the guests.
Assisting In Dining Room
Those who have been asked
to preside at the urns are Mrs.
J. Edgar Purdy, Mrs. J. C. Har
rison, Mrs. Charles McCargar,
Mrs. William E. Kirk, Mrs.
Murco Ringnalda, Mrs. Frank
James, Miss Lorena Jack and
Miss Lois Latimer.
Assisting in the serving will
be Mrs. Maurice Brennen, Mrs.
Earl Stewart, Mrs. Leland
. Shinn, Mrs. Howard Maple,
Mrs. George Abbott, Miss Gale
Currey, Miss Helen MacHif
ron, Miss Marion Morange,
Miss Charlotte KallanderL and
Miss Helen Leslie.
Inviting guests into the din
ing room will be Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Lee, 'Dr. and Mrs. M. C.
Findley, Professor and Mrs.
; Lestle Sparks, Professor and
Mrs. Herman Clark, Dr. " and
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Sherman . and
Professor and Mrs. Earl Brown.
The serving table will be
covered with a gold satin cloth
and centered with a bouquet
of autumn flowers in the
bronze and red shades arrang-
. ed in a cdpper bowl. Guarding
the centerpiece will be tall
matching tapers in copper
candlesticks.
To Mingle With Guests
; Mingling with the guests
about the reception rooms will
be Mrs. Charles Sprague, Mrs.
Frank Snedecor, Dr. and Mrs.
R. .J. Hendricks,j Dr. and Mrs.
J. Edgar Purdy,' Dr. and Mrs.
J. C. ; Harrison, Dr. and Mrs.
Franfc Brown, -ar. and Mrs. A.
N. Duncan, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Ha worth, Dr. and Mrs.
H. G. Hut chins. Dr. and Mrs.
Sceva Bright Laughlin, Profes-
Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Roberts, Dr.
' and Mrs. A. A, Vazakas, Mr.
and Mrs. N. S. Savage, Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Erickson, Dr. and
Mrs. F. G. Franklin, Dr. and
Mrs. Morton Peck, Dr. and Mrs.
E. C. JRichards, Pr. Henry Koh
ler. Dr. James T. Matthews, Mr.
Robinson Spencer, Mr. Grayson (
Anderson, Miss Clara Eness, I
Miss Constance Fowler, Mrs.
Frank James, Mrs. Charles
McCargar and Mrs. W. E. Kirk.
Mrs. Roy S. Keene Is ; head
ing the directorate for the re
, ception and assisting her on the
general .... committee are Mrs.
Chester Luther, Mrs. 4 Grover
Bellinger, Mrs. Paul , Wallace,
Mrs. Daniel Schulze, Dr. Helen
Pearce; and Dean Olive M.
Dahl. Mrs. Melvin Geist is in
charge of the decorations. Miss
Lorena Jack, Mrs. Ralph E.
Purvine and Miss Bernice Or
wig are in charge of the dining
room.
WOODBURN The WPA knit
ting and basketry class which was
scheduled for Friday night has ;
been changed to Saturday after
Boons at the city hall from 1 ta-5
p. m. The classes will be held
on Wednesday afternoons from 1
to 5 as usual. Inga Hanson is
local instructor; , .
AURORA The Aurora Worn-
a'n's club will hold its first meet-
ing of the year Wednesday at the
borne of Mrs. N. E. Manock, with
Mrs: George Zeigler ar d Irs, L. I.
Snyder assisting hostesses. Mrs.
E. G. Robinson of Portland will
be guest speaker. 1
Cociety Deadline7
Calendar notices and club .
announcements for the Sunday
-"fatesman society section must
- ie in the Statesman office by
Friday noon. Calendar notices
May be telephoned in until
rri'ay toon. Social Items will
. te tken by the society depart-.;
tnent up noon on Saturday.
President
Will Come ;
week;will;be the. large, formal
.ClubWomeh
Hear Mrs. ; r
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Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar, past
president of the national fed-
. oratinn nf Wfimpn' rlnVis. W9
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" the guest speaker at the regular
meeting of the Salem Roman's
club Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Clifton Mudd, Pan-American
Study chairman, introduced Mrs.
Dunbar, whose subject - was
"Thinking North and South."
To carry but the Pan-American
theme Mrs. Dunbar was pre
sented a Bird of Paradise corsage
by the club members and a Bird
of Paradise flower was arranged
on the speaker's table.
Mrs. Dwight Lear was in
charge of the program and pre
sented Mrs." David Cameron,
who sang "Goodbye Summer"
and "Robin Robin". Miss Doris
Schunke was the accompanist. ,
Mrs. George H. Swift presided
at the business session and tak
ing part in the opening exercises
were Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs.
Charles V. Galloway and Mrs. A.
L. Skewis.
Announcement was made that
the Pan-American study class
started last year will be contin
ued with Mrs. Clifton Mudd the
leader. The meetings will be the
first and third .Thursdays of each
month and the first one will be
held at the country home of Mrs.
J. N. Chambers on October 2.
Anyone interested in interna
tional relations is invited to at
tend the meetings.
Mrs. C. H. McCullah was
chairman of the tea committee
and assisting her were Mrs.
George, Allen, Mrs. Irving Fox,
Mrs. D. A. White, Mrs. Floyd
White, Mrs. Walter Spaulding
and Miss Eula McCully.
Presiding at the tea urns were
Mrs. Charles L. McNary, wife
of . United States Senator Mc
Nary, and Mrs. Seymour Jones,
past president of the Woman's
club and an honorary member.
The Pan-American theme was
carried out in the decorations
about the club rooms. The tea
table was centered with a bou
quet of red and white dahlias
and' blue delphinium flanked
with matching tapers.
At the Woman's club meeting
on October 11 Alfred T. Kelly,
captain of the cavalry assigned
to the intelligence office at the
Portland air base, will be the
guest speaker.
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The adult Women's Bible class
of the First Methodist church
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. F. C. DeLong Friday after
noon. Mrs. J. R. Carruthers pre
sided at the business session and.
led the devotions. Letters were
read from Eugenia Savage and
Dr. Carl G. Doney. Baskets of
chrysanthemums and other aut
umn flowers were used about
. the rooms.
Twenty-six guests were pres
ent and the hostesses were Mrs.
DeLong, Mrs. S. Hamrick, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sherwood and Miss
Margaret Schreiber. Tea was
served late in the afternoon.
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MRS. FRANK MARSHALL is ..the new president of -: the
.American Legion auxiliary. She was Installed in office on
i, September 15. . The . cxuxUiaryJ. has some 250 members,
(Kennell Ellis photo) - K- : ' - . 4
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ON THE STEPS of the Church of Our Father (Unitarian)
in Portland is Mrs. John Pollock (Clare Marshall) who was
married on September 21. The couple will live in Salem.
(Gladys Gilbert photo). -
Opera Music to .'V
Be Played
A record program of light
opera music, and selections
from musical pictures, another
in the series of Sunday after
noon concerts, in the music
room of the public library will
be from 3:30 to 4:30 o'clock
today.
Comments by Mr. Robert
Rawson, on numbers played, is
a feature of the program.
The public is invited.
Three Dances from "rhe
Bartered Bride" i SmeUna
Columbia Broadcasting symphony,
Howard Barlow, conductor.
When You're Away from "The
Only Girl" i .Herbert
Richard Crooks, tenor, with or
chestra.
Gems from "Sweethearts" - Herbert
Victor Light opera company, Na- .
thaniel Shilkret, . conductor.
Barcarolle from "Tales of
Hoffman" . Offenbach
Lucrezia Bori, soprano and Law
rence Tibbett, baritone duet with
orchestra.
Ireland My Sireland and Eileen
from "Eileen" .. Herbert
John McCormack, tenor with or
chestra. Gems from "Rob Roy"..- DeKoven
Victor Light Opera company.
Ziegeuner from "Bitter
i Sweet" ; Coward
Victor Salon orchestra. Nathaniel
Shelkret, conductor.
Indian Love Call from
"Rose-Marie" ......... Friml
Jeannette MacDonald. soprano and
Nelson Eddy, baritone duet with
- orchestra. Nathaniel Shllkret, con-
- rfiems '"m "The Red MUl".Jlerbrt
Victor Light opera company. Na
thaniel Shilkret, conductor.
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes from
"Roberta" Kern
Vcitor Salon orchestra. Nathaniel
Shilkret, conductor.
Will You Remember from
"Maytime" Romberg
Jeannette MacDonald, soprano and
Nelson Eddy, baritone duet with
orchestra. Nathaniel Shilkret, con
ductor. Gems from "The Bohemian
Girl" ... BaUe
Victor Light Opera company. Na
thaniel Shilkret, conductor.
The Daughters of Union Vet
erans of the Civil War will
meet at 8 p.m. on Thursday
night at the Woman's club
Tlie OREGON STATESMAN. Salem.'
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JTSLS
gronp of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women will meet on Wed
nesday at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Russell Beutler, 593
North 24th street. Mrs. Murco
Ringnalda, dramatic coach at
Willamette university will re
view" Christopher Strange" by
R. E. McKee.
Club Meets for
Business
The Three Links club of
Salem Rebekah lodge met for
the regular business and social
meeting Friday afternoon at
idOF temple. Mrs. Jennie
Willis acted as president and
Mrs. W. H. Gardner as secre
tary. Mrs. Ida Traglio told the
group of her recent trip to her
old home in Ohio. The mem
bers are having a hand towel
shower to be presented to the
IOOF home in Portland at the
time of the Harvest Home In
October.
The hostess committee of
Mrs. Dora Pratt, Mrs. Linnie
Simeral and Miss Lottie Mc
Adams served refreshments to
the following: Mrs. Rhoda Na
gel, Mrs. W. A. Cladek, Mrs. I.
Hockstetler, Mrs. Ernest Kyle,
Mrs. Lelia Vinson, Mrs. Will
iam H. Gardner. Mrs. Jennie
M. Willis. Mrs. Ida Steele. Mrs.
"Clara Shields, Mrs. Clem W,
Ohlsen, Mrs. Glenn Adams.
Mrs. Mary Gosser, Mrs. Horace
G. Loveland, Mrs. Carrie Jen-
nings, Mrs. Cora Smith, Mrs.
J. E. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Perry
Wright Mrs. Ida Traglio, Mrs.
Laura Noyes, Miss Wilda Sieg
mund, Mrs. Sallie Curtis, Mrs.
Roy S. McNeill, Mrs. Chester
A. Nichols, Mrs. L. E. Stiffler,
Mrs. Belle Carlson, Mrs. How
ard Hunsaker and grand
daughter Mrs. George V. Nad
erman, and Miss Cleonna Nad
merman. The next meeting will
be October 10.
War Mothers Gcl
TcV Convention
fA group of the Salem Ameri
can War Mothers left by train
Saturday night for Sacramento,-
. Calif 7 to attend the national
American War Mothers conven
tion. The sessions will be held
at the state capitol building from
September 29 to October 2.
Attending from here are Mrs.
Minnie Humpreys, president,
Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mrs. Mark Skiff,
Mrs. Mabel Lockwood, Mrs. Jen
nie Martin, Mrs. Carrie Beechler
: and Mrs. Ef fie Dunlap.
Club Calender
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MONDAT
Hollywood Lions auxiliary
luncheon at French Fryer, 1610
North Cottage street, 1:15 p.m.
Junior. Woman's Book club
with Mrs. James. Pike, S p.m.
Leslie PTa meet in school audi
torium, 7:45 p. m.
Card party. Royal neighbors,
Fraternal temple; - " -t- l
wedxcsday; ... T , . j ;
" AAUW Literature 'group with -Mrs.
Russell Beutler, 595 North
24th street, 8 p.m. .
Literary group of AAUW, 8
p. m. with Mrs. Russell Beutler,
: S95 North 24th street.
THURSDAY - " ' :
i Fnutland . Women's circle with
Mrs. Nick Gerig, 2 p.m. - -
... Liberty -Woman's . club With,
Mrs. R. D. Gibson.
First Methodist WSCS execu
tive board with Mrs. S. W. Mar-'
' aters,, 1855 D street. 2 p.m.
Raphaterians first fail-meeting .
with Mrs. ee Unruh, D .street,
2 JO p. m.
FBIDAT "
Woman's Alliance of Unitarian
church first fall meeting with
Mrs. Albert Dewey 12i5 - Court
street, 2 p. m. -
Oregon, Sunday Morning, September 23. 1941
Seen and Heard
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FRESHMAN DATS are over, at -
-Willamette and after a crowded
y week students will begin study
ing and attending classes ' on
Monday.; . . Highlight of fresh
man week '.was - the YMCA-
YWCA reception on Thursday
night.. ..the first occasion where
r upperclassmen . mingled with
freshmen. , . . The reception is
really a " get-acquainted ..: affair
- and the custom - is to sign each
, - program' and talk with each per-'
son for' several minutes '. . the
'. result : is a friendly . "hello", on
the campus next day. . .
Back to her home town for
college days is Virginia Jarman,
granddaughter of the Dan : B.
Jarmans, of . San Matea, Calif.,
formerly of Salem, w Attrac
tive Virginia wore : a red and
white checked taffeta frock with
an inset of white on the bodice
and a red bow. in .her blonde
hair. . . . Nancy Austin of St
Helens, who has been chosen as
' the typical college girl to be
photographed In this year's Wal
lulah, looked dashing in a white
silk Jersey frock with gold belt,
cold bow In her hair. . . Two
who hail from Franklin high in
Portland . . . Maxine Bruer chic
in a dusty pink and black plaid
taffeta frock with - black Velvet
waist, , and her hair done high
. . . Phyllis Lerdahl fa a water
blue velveteen dress, f . .
Seen arriving . . . Aileen Hut
chinson in white chiffon with' a
black velvet evening wrap v' . . '
Mary Laughlin wearing sky. blue
marquisette .'with long, " f ull i
sleeves and skirt . . Aileen's sis
ter, Pat, In a colorful print in ;
sriades ' of red, white' and blue '
and on the skirt round pockets
of.navy,.. .-Joyce Harper a
tall, good - looking brunette, ,
wearing fuschia net and black
velvet bodice with pearl , neck
lace ... Bernice Elgin with ;
blonde Dorothy Koschmider,
who is transferring from Oregon !
this year. ....
Over by the punch table were
the McKay girls -. . . Stella In
white taffeta with sequins on
. the jacket . . . Mary in all black
and their cousin; Mary JeanTn
white marquisette- with bishop
sleeves. . , . Carolyn Brown was:'
one of the ' punch pourers and
wore black taffeta with a red,l
green and white checked bodice
and tiny hat on the back of her .
head . . . when leaving she was
wearing a maroon full length
velvet cape. ...
Signing , programs ... Cleo
Nissen and Margaret Siegmund
and with them was Florence '
Duffy stunning in a navy blue
and white print full skirted frock "
and navy taffeta waist . . . Mar
jorie Waters, this year's vice
prexy, wearing white silk jer
sey . . . Gail Dennison, the Alpha
Phi Alpha president, in a pink
net with pink, flowered satin
bodice. . . . Marian Hermanek
wearing black taffeta combined
with matching velvet . .' . To
gether were Cloe Anderson and
Esther Mae DeVore . . . Jane
Cameron, a Salem girl on the
campus this year, took her first
year at St Helen's hall ... for
the reception she wore a mist
blue frock with a shirred, flounc
ed skirt. . . . Louise Cutler of '
Portland is the third sister to
enter Willamette ... in a couple
of years there will be a fourth.
Freshman week was climaxed
with the Idaho-Willamette game
and the all school dance in the
gymnasium. . . . Emma Lou East,
popular Salem coed, wears a
bright red corduroy skirt and
white blouse for campus wear
and the games ... In her dark
curly hair Is a large red bow . . .
she has been elected temporary
vice-president of the freshman
class. ... . Mary Elizabeth Ross,
vice-president of the campus
YWCA, should be complimented
on her grand work Jorganizing
the 100 coed councillors . . . each
sophomore girl Is assigned three
freshmen whom she helps dur
ing freshman Week. 4 Others
noted on the campus .J . Virginia
Steed, a transfer from Oregon
State, wearing a brom pleated
skirt and beige sweater.. . . Sally
McClelland in a royal blue skirt
and plaid Jacket . . . Sally is a
"pretty blonde and blue- and red
are her favorite colors.
WELL DRESSED Junior club
women. -. . . Noted sitting around
the tables at the dinner Monday
night . . . Cleo Saueressig wear
ing a stunning timber green suit
with torso Jacket fashioned with
a leopard collar and small brown
hat trimmed in feathers . . .,
Rosemary - Snyder smart n a ,
black dressmaker, suit with white
blouse, white gloves and black'
feather pompadour hat . . . Mrs.
William Beard, back In Salem
after a 'several month's stay in
Spokane, and -wearing a brown
' suit with torso jacket and off the
face brown felt . . Mrs. George
P. Roth attractive in a mist blue
.wool frock with pleated skirt,
-: matching pillbox hat and a top'
coat of dusty pink with fox col-
lar. V All ki beige (was Ruth
Melson ; . L she wore a two' piece
suit and tiny hat .trimmed with
a large cluster of red flowers in
;front4 , Phyllisj Gardner in a
track tan taflleur, green felt hat
and brown accessories. . . Two
guestsfrom Corvallis . , Mrs.
Clyde 7 Richards, the Corvallis
Junior, club president chic in a
black silk crepe frock with gold
buttons and a black felt halo hat
. . . Mrs. George Buxton, one of
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' the 1 speakers,- wearing a bright
'blue crepe dress with matching
felt sailor. . . . Mrs. Ralph Barnes
was the other speaker and was
"striking in a black silk frock
, fashioned ' with tucking and a
handsome black feather pompa
dour hat with veil. ' . w -
HOME AGAIN . ; . Mr. and Mrs.
William L. Phillips and three
. sons travelled 9,000. miles, on a
trip to Washington, DC, New
"' York, along the easter seaboard
and the southern states. . V
: They were only gone thirty days
,4 . they visi ted. with! relatives
- along the way f and took 'many
sightseeing ; trips v ; r In - New
- York i they saw Hellzapoppinw
- H. Mrs, Phillips; was Impressed
with Washington DC, and was
"disappointed not! to be able , to
, go through the White' House. ':
Charlotte . MdClary Is .i. back
from Lawton, Oklahoma where
she went for the marriage of
Shirley Evenson and. Lt" Roy
Edgerton on September 13. . .
After the wedding' Charlotte
' spent the remainder- of the
' weekend at Fort SOI as the guest
of Lt and Mrs. Homer E. Miller
. . .'she "was "a guest at a formal
dance at the officers club.'. ' .
.When she left the next day for
New Orleans the newlyweds
. said au revoir to ; Charlotte at
- Oklahoma City .! where they
spent " their honeymoon. . .' .
' Charlotte was delighted " with
New Orleans, and loved the
: French cooking and many night
! clubs and entertainment places.
; . . .' She came home by way of
Los ; Angeles and San Francisco.
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. NEWLY MARRIED Mr., and Mrs. Irvin Richard Smith
(Maxine Crump) who vfere married7 Sunday, September 21,
at a military wedding at the First Christian church. They
will make their home in Olympic while Mr. Smith is sta
tioned at Camp Murry. (Jesten Miller). .
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Women's groups of the First
Presbyterion church will meet
on Wednesday as follows:
Circle 1, Mrs. N.; J. Lindgren,
leader, with Mrs. ' Marie Flint
McCall, Route 1, "Box 185, 2:00
p.m.; Circle 2, Mrs. W. W. Moore,
leader, with Mrs. Abner Kline,
1065 North 5th street, 1:30 pja;
Circle 3, Mrs. John Anderson,
leader, with Miss Mary McGow
an, 1210 Nebraska' street, 2:00
pan.; Circle-4, Mrs, F. E. Mc-
Cracken, leader, with Mrs. Hub
bell Young, 760 Stewart street,
2:00 pjn.: Circle 5, Mrs. S. A.
Baldwin, leader, with Mrs. Paid
Wallace, Wallace Orchards, 2:00
p.nx; Circle 6, Mrs. W. R. Dallas,
leader, with Mrs. IJR. Springer,
1395 Fir street Luncheon at 1:15
p.m.; Circle 7, Mrs. Howard
Pickett, leader, with Mrs. Paul
Hauser, 925 Saginaw street
Luncheon 1:15 p.m.; Circle 8,
Mrs. Walter Pugh, leader, with
Mrs. IVilliam Schultz, 00 Stew
art street, at 2:00 p.m.
The first meeting of the Book
club of the Salem Woman's club
will' be held Monday night at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
'James Pike on Jefferson -street
Miss ' Ruth Melson will review
"Berlin . Diary" by William L.
Shirer and tell highlights of her
vacation to California and Ne-
t vada. . Members are . asked " to
bring, their books for exchange. .
SCIO Edith Light who be-
- T came the bride of Os Crenshaw
Sept21, was the inspiration for
a prenuptial . shower given by
Mrs. Frank Senz and. Mrs. Jack
Goar at the home of Mrs. Senz
a few days ago. ' . Instrumental
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Oregonians Hear
Fine Operas
- - Portland's opera season opens
on Thursday night" with a per
formance of Jules Massenet's
J'Manon", and continues " on
Friday and ' Saturday with
. Richard Wagner'sr ' "Tannhau-
ser" and "Riggoletto1
by Gieu-
seppe , Verdi.' j
. Performances;
under the arrangement, through
Ellison-White are at 1 the" Civic
auditorium.
;.: The operas "the m's elves,
'among the best loved of all
'operas, " should'; draw an en
'thusiastie audience, .and the list
of artists reads! like a program
sheet from the Metropolitan
opera : house. ' That Oregonians
should hear a number of such
.artists at a single night's per
formance is almost ; incredible.
On" . the "cast i of . ,Man6n' is
'listed Grace Moore, Metropoli
- tan opera soprano, with ' Raoul
Jobin, and. -Karl Laufkoetter
tenors, Lorenzo Alvary, John
Brownlee and George Cehan-
ovsky baritones and basses.
Tannhauser"
will feature
Stella Roman, Karin Branzell,
Lauritz Melchoir, Julius Hu
hen, Lorenzo Alvary and ' the
entire San Francisco opera
Ballet under the direction of
William Christensen. . ':
, Lawrence . Tibbett . heads .the
cast of ."Rigoletto'. on Saturday
. night . with Bidu Sayao, Jussi
Bjoerling, lira Petina, . Lorenzo
Alvary, . Thelma - Votipka,
George Cehanovsky, . and An-
"thony 'Marlow i singidg with
hint
music was furnished by Mrs.
Groar and her daughter, Janice.
Contest winner was Mrs. Leslie
Finegan.
VFW Daughters
Plan Project
The Daughters of the Veterans
of Foreign Wari met with their
advisor, Mrs. Ti X. Hoereth at
her home Thursday night for a
social meeting. Work was start
ed on trays the girls plan to
make for the Auxiliary, with
Miss Joan Hoereth, chairman of
the project, in charge. The girls
also have some pieces started
for their booth at the bazaar, to
be held in connection with the
ladies' auxiliary in early De
cember z. ."' " !
Members present were Viola
Jacobsen,' Dorothy Cady, Joanne
Day, Virginia Beall, Mary Mc
Cormick, Cornelia Strayer, Ver
letta Jacobsen, . Mary Mowry,
Joan Hoereth, Barbara ' Cady,
FJvera Purcell and Marilyn Hart.
; Visitors were Mrs. James Beall,
advisory member, - Mrs. D. M.
Day, Mrs. Willis Keithley and
Donna. The girls surprised Mrs.
Hoereth with a birthday gift
during the refreshment hour.. .
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Studio Open Wed. & Thurs. 4 to 6 P.M. and
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15 Seath Liberty St - Phone 3S47 er J469
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Entire programs were given last year by Carolyn Brown,
Margaret French, Joy Hills, Betty: Jean Merten, Louise
Ramage, Mrs. , Hans 'Thielsen. - - .
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Sponsor Tea
As Benefit
Three Sit. Angel Groups
Plan for Pupis
Hot Lunches -
MT. ANGEL The Catholic
Daughters of America,' meeting at
the clubroora of Si Mary's school
Monday night, decided to sponsor,
jointly with the American Legion
auxiliary and the St Anne so
ciety, a card1 party for the benefit
of hot lunches for school children
Thursday night, October 4. Mrs.
Joseph Lebold, Mrs. M. J. LeDoux,
Mrs. John Dlehl and Mrs. Albert
Diehl were appointed to represent
the Daughters on- the general
committee. "I " ' ' - '
The hot lunches were tried as
an experiment last jyear and
proved so successful that they are
to be a permanent feature. ' '
: On October , 6, the members
were told, there will be a meeting
sponsored by the county extension
program to Interest local women
in home econ6mics. Not only the
CDA but all women In the com
munity are urged to attend.
The Oregon City court has
been invited as special guests to
the social reception of new mem
bers, slated for October 27. The
committee In charge of the recep
tion and program consists of Mrs.
Val Eberle, Mrs. Minnie Berning,
Mrs. John Begin,. Mrs. GaD. Eb
ner, Miss Elizabeth Unger, Mrs..
Ed Unger and Mrs. John Klees.
The sick v committee reported
visiting Mrs. -Kate Kruse, .Mrs.
Ed Unger, Mrs. Arnold Zbllner,
and . Mrs. William Fessler; all of
whom had been on the sick list
and finding them all improved.
, The date , for . the Daughters
own benefit card party, the pro
ceeds of which are always donated
towards the Benedictine Scholar
ship fund, has been tentatively set .
for November 19.
Cards were played following the
business meeting. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Albert Bochsler,
Mrs. LT A. LeDoux and Mrs. Carl
Ertelt' : " : ' '
Program Set
At Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL Mrs.1 Emma
Howe-Cole, . '02, prominent Port
land bacteriologist will be one
of the principal speakers at the
annual -homecoming of students
of Mt' Angel normal and acad
emy October 5.
"Mrs. Howe-Cole will speak
during the dinner hour, starting
at 1 p. m. Irene Begin, "37, will
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review uie wora ui me uunmic
association. Rev. James Koess
ler, rector of Mt Angel college,
and Sister M. Gregory, dean of
the normal, will welcome the
alumnae. Graduates of 1941 will
be introduced by Miss Evelyn
Pickens, ,41j now a member of
the faculty of Portland university.-
Miss Anna Erwert, 16, will
be toastmistress.
PTA Meeting Is
Set for Monday
AUMSV1LL E The parent
teacher association will hold the
first meeting of the year, Mon
day night with the new president
Mrs. E. Klein in charge. She will
read the appointment of standing
committees.
County officers will be visitor
and will discuss high lights of the
state convention held last spring.
All natrons of the school are in
vited to participate in this meeting.
The Townsend club met Thurs
day night at the club rooms. In
addition to routine business, th
club made plans to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fuson,
who celebrated their wedding an
niversary Friday night
Margaret
HOGG
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