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Vbm OSEGON STATESMA1L Sedan, Oregon. Sunday Morning. January 18. 1342
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Salem Man
Married
' Friday
Miss Charlotte Burkholder of
Portland and Vancouver, Wash.,
and Mr. Lawrence Blaisdell of
( Portland, formerly of Salem
were quietly married at an im-
pressive service Friday night at
the First Presbyterian church in
.Vancouver. The couple ex
changed their vows at 7 o'clock.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
. Mrs. L. A. Blaisdell of Salem.
For her wedding the brunette
bride wore a white wool frock
with red wool embroidery on the
basque bodice and a white or
chid corsage.
Miss Marjorie Barker of Sa
lem was the only attendant and
wore a pastel blue, wool frock
and a corsage of gardenias. Mr.
Donald Blaisdell of Salem stood
' with his brother as best man.
A dinner for members of the
wedding party and a few friends
followed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Blaisdell will temporarily
make their home in Portland.
The bride attended schools in
Eugene and is, employed at Ore
gon Motor Stages. Her husband
is a graduate of Salem schools
and will soon enter the army
service. He is also connected
with Oregon Motor Stages.
Details for
Weddincr
Told
Miss Eunice Johnson and Mr.
J ames Thompson have complet
ed the details for their forth
coming marriage which is to be
Saturday night, January 24. The
bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson,
and her fiance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Thompson, all
of Salem.
The ceremony will be read at
8 o'clock at a candlelight ser
vice at the Immanuel Baptist
church with Rev. James Wilson
of the Pratum Methodist church
officiating. Before the couple
exchange their marriage vows,
Mr. Henry Beutler will sing
"Because" and "At Dawning."
He will be accompanied by Miss
Gladys Edgar, who will also
play the wedding marches and
prenuptial music.
Miss Gladys Crawford and
Miss Frances Robison will light
the tapers preceding the wed
ding, and Miss Sidney and Miss
Virginia Lively will lay the
altar and aisle cloth. Miss Alice
Marie Thompson, sister of the
groom-elect, will be the maid
- of honor, and Miss Rowena Mc
Donald will be the bridesmaid.
Mr. Thompson has asked Mr.
Vernon Johnson, brother of. the
future bride, to stand with him
as best man and his cousin, Mr.
Lloyd Griffiths, and Mr. Don
ald Meyers will be ushers.
Following the ceremony there
will be a reception for the rela
tives of the couple at the home
of the bride's parents.
After their marriage the cou
ple will make their home in the
suburbs of Salem.
Parties for
Miss Crain
Miss Barbara Crain, popular
bride-elect of Mr. Boyd k Brown,
Is the incentive for much enter
taining prior to her wedding on
January 31. Invitations were in
the mail this week for the cere
mony which will take place at
St Paul's Episcopal church.
For Monday night Miss Sybil
Spears has arranged a dessert
supper and evening of cards for
the pleasure of Miss Crain at the
Chemeketa street home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.
Spears. Sixteen guests have been
invited to the party.
Miss Marianne Owen will be
. dinner hostess Tuesday night
for Miss Crain at the Jerrold
Owen home on Leslie street
Mrs. Theodore Arenz, aunt of
the bride-to-be, will entertain
with a luncheon at the Town
dub in Portland on Wednesday
In honor of her niece and a
group of her Kappa Gamma 'sor
ority sisters.
Thursday night Miss Barbara
Miller will honor Miss Crain
and the end of the week Mrs.
E. J. SceTlars and Mrs. David
Bennett Hill are planning a
party.
The regular Tewn and Gewa
dub meeting slated for Thurs
day, January 22, has been chang
ed tc Thursday, January 29.
The meeting will be a centen
nial tea and will be held in
connection with the universitv
celebration.
Wi&unette Shrine, No, 2, of
White Shrine of Jerusalem, will
hold its regular meeting j Moo
day night at the Masonic tem
ple at o'clock. Past worthy
high priestesses and past watch
men ; of the shepherds win bo
honor guests.
Mrs. Jaaepk FdUa. Mrs. Clia-
ton Standish and Mrs. Delbert
. Schwabbauer are spending: the
weekend in Newport as guests
of Miss Irene Heath." .
LLrs. Es3 ErsX.. ani Mrs.
JamesJpurnwlSir will motor to
--Ecsene today to attend the ere
' eutive council meeting of Alpha
Gamma Delta. ......
TO RESIDE IN SALEM Mrs. William A. Skewis, who
was Miss Delight Dennett of Helena, Montana, before
her marriage on January 3 in the Montana city. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Skewis ol Salem and the
bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dennett of Lewiston,
Montana.
Ensign Grabenhorst Weds
Walla Walla Girl at
Church Ceremony
Ensign Coburn Grabenhorst, USNR, took Miss Jean Mor
rison as his bride at a beautiful ceremony Saturday afternoon
at 5:30 o'clock at St. Paul's Episcopal church in Walla Walla.
It was a double wedding as the bride's twin sister. Miss June
Morrison, was married to Mr. Robert Joe Sigler of Walla Walla.
The brides are the daughters of Mrs. Albert J. Morrison and
fjnsign oraDennorsi is tne son ol
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Graben
horst of Salem.
Rev. Bertram Warren offi
ciated at the service and Miss
Georgia Mae Wilkins sang "Be
cause" and "Ich Liebe Dich" be
fore the bridal party entered.
Mrs. W. B. Harris was the or
ganist Mr. George V. Whittle of Se
attle, uncle, gave Miss Jean in
marriage and Mr. Jack Morri
son gave his other sister away.
The charming brides wore
handsome models of white slip
per satin designed with full
skirts and trains. The bodices
were tight fitting with V neck
lines, long sleeves and enhanced
with cartridge pleats. Their tulle
veils were train length and they
carried crescent shape bouquets
of white orchids.
Sister Is Attendant
Miss Patricia Morrison was
maid of honor for her sisters and
wore a white velveteen gown
designed similar to the wedding
dress. Around her neck was a
strand of pearls and her white
velveteen hat was embellished
with pink ostrich feathers. She
carried a muff of pink carna
tions. The bridesmaids were Miss
Virginia Wilson of Seattle, Miss
Kathleen Field, Miss Dorothy
Jean Ludwigs and Miss Mary
Frances Whitney of Walla Walla.
Their dresses were of white
crepe made identical with full
skirts, long sleeves and en
hanced with a bow, at the waist
line. Two of the maids carried
muffs of chartreuse flowers to
match their feather headdresses
and the other two girls carried
muffs of blue flowers.
Mr. George Grabenhorst, jr.,
was best man for his brother
and the ushers were Mr. Donald
Ireton, Mr. Robert Scarf,
Raymond Wade of Seattle.
Mr.
Mr.
Robert Whitney and Mr. Thomas
Williams of Walla Walla.
Mrs. Morrison .chose a black
sequin dress with headdress of
fuschia flowers for her daugh
ter's wedding. Mrs. Graben
horst was gowned in black silk
Jersey and both wore corsages
of orchids!
A large reception in the par
ish house followed the ceremony.
The serving table was centered
with a bouquet of early spring
flowers and candles. The brides'
table was covered with a white
lace cloth and the centerpiece
was two maltese cross: cakes
connected by a white arched
bridge bearing miniature figures
of a bride and groom over aa ar
rangement of white gardenias
and maiden hair fern on a mir
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Presiding at the . urns w
Mrs. Clarence LudwW Mrs.
L. Whitney, Mrs. Robert Mackie
and Mrs. George V. Whittle. The
parish house was decorated with
baskets of flowers and candles.
For Gelnf Away ;
When Ensign and Mrs! Gra
bensorst left for Seattle the new
bride was wearing a mist blue
wool taflleur with turban to
match, and a brown fur coat. Her :
" accessories were brown and cold ;
and her corsage was of orchids
Mrs. Sigler's traveling outfit was
of copper wool with blue sad '
brown plaid coat and brown ac- ,
' cessories. - She also wore or
chids, t ' -
Ensign and Mrs. Grabenhorst
have taken an apartment at 2511
,42nd North in Seattle and Mr. ii
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and Mrs. Sigler will reside in
Walla Walla.
The new Mrs. Grabenhorst
is a University of Washington
graduate and a member of Gam
ma Phi Beta sorority Ensign
Grabenhorst is also a graduate
of the University of Washington
and is a member of Phi Delta
Theta.
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FEBRUARY BRIDE-ELECT Miss Audrey Fehler who
has ctnnounced her engagement and coming manictge to
Mr. Amedee Smith, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Smith
of Portland. The wedding day is February 15 and the
news was told at a party Friday night at the home of the
bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fehler. (Jesten
rtook
bat ... we never wanted to be a refugee
until we saw those, nice warm socks over
at the Red Cross offices this
w wwij uuU wur una
ana our poor reet were so cold! It s a
curse to be rich sometimes. Hers
were, wife cold feet, but ettiquette and Emily mitteei-cnd keep ftielr poise while doing
Post wouldn't let us sneak out
pairs ot close socles.
f 13 wind Wires af telephone linemen
should profit by all this mixup of wires.
Some oi &0 worst snots reminded u nf n
ball ol yam fee cat bad been playing with,
and it occurred to us that a papa who could
untie &ase knots would be handy to have
cffound tbhouse when a ball of sock yam anyway, found life very much the soma as
needed lightening. . . before. We felt so sorry for soft city folk
, modMBm Wheri, Fronds Aranyi's . who shivered around cold electric stores
I'S0 aad known to stu- waiting helplessly for a telephone calL We
aentoat Satem Hgh the other day. one of enjoyed our kitchen lire, talked by the light
the scnoora smost promlsmg young violinists of the living roonr flreploce and only re
9v," brightIy exclaimed. "Goody, gretted that the electric water pump started
5fcni , ,iust in time to take our Scrturday night bath.
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DANCING
Co-eds Hostesses
Formals Are Fun
Sorority coeds were hosts to several hundred men Sat
urday night when they entertained at annual winter formals..
The Alpha Phi Alpha "sorority maids held their dance at
the chapter house. Patrons and patronesses were Mrs. William
E. Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Sparks, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
laxxey, ur. ana Airs, rreaenac
Chester Laither.
Chester Luther.
The military theme was used
in decorations with a flag made
out of crepe paper forming the
ceiling. A large victory V was
made on the doorway and the
windows were painted with
ships, guns and planes. Navy,
army and marine insignias were
placed about the walls and in
the dining room above the buffet
hung pursuit planes with a con
voy arranged on the table.
Miss Dorothy Tate headed the
committee assisted by Betty Pro
vost Barbara Viesko, Mary Ben
nett, Donna Belle Savage, Janet
Blake, Marjorie Bergsvik and
Betty MacMillan. Miss Dorothy
Arnold was a pre-dance hostess
and entertained with a coke
party for a group of friends at
her home.
Attending the affair were the
Misses Janet Blake, Betty Pro
vost, Donnabelle Savage, Ruth
Burgoyne, Ann Morris, Betty
McMillan, Jean Carkin, Dorothy
Dunn, Helen Davis, Virginia
Loop, Louise Hosford, Mary
Barker, Valerie Karr, Wilma
Ma this, Evelyn White, Dorothy
Arnold. Phyllis Gueffroy, Mary
Bennett, Velma Yeoman, Drinda
Bracke, Pat Chambers, Phyllis
Adams, Virginia Barber, Glenn
erva Harnsberger, Edith Mohr,
Juanita Cullens, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Collins.
Messrs. Charles Shoemaker,
Jim Glasse, Bill Hopper, Bob
Perry, Pete Faminow, Phillip
George, Harold McAbee, Ed Mc
MOlin, Herbert Simpson, George
Codding, Jerry Anderson, Jack
Chapin, Frank Neff, Jim Mather
ly, Bert Krager, Clarence Apple
gate, Brent Dietrick, Ancfl Payne,
Bill Smith, Bob Daggett, La
Verne Bell, Vernon Barquist, Jim
Morrell, Marvin Basil, ; Phillip
Yoder and Bob Campbell.
"Winter Wonderland" was the
theme of the Beta Chi formal,
at the Veteran's halL
The hall was transformed into
a winter forest with a false ceil
ing of snowflakes and ' against
the walls were snow banks. Add
ing color were the life-site draw
ings of denizens of theforest.
freshmen are
ners-up in the
week. They Theseyoung women had to be good to get
warm looting, there. They had
real photogenic, to
W9 fired at fhem
a couple of
all this. We
couldn't pass their own requirements.
From where we sit ... it looks like since
the new campaign to raise funds for victory,
that "gentlemen prefer bonds."
Prodlaal nm . . Didn't it look aaoA
though after the clouds of last week? We in
the country, who didn't own a telephone
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ran xnompson ana ut . ana Mrs.
Chaperones were Mrs. Charles
McCargar, Dean and Mrs. Mel
vin Gedst, Mr. and Mrs. George
Abbott, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Purvine and Professor and Mrs.
Maurice Brennen. Arranging the
dance were Mary Jean Huston,
Beulah Briggs, Jan Johnson and
Miriam Jensen.
'Senior girls and their dates
met for dinner at the Golden
Pheasant before the dance. The,
centerpiece was of narcissus,
daffodils, acacia and heather.
Dance hos tesses were the
Misses Lois Phillips, Ruth Fin-,
ney, Margaret Siegmund, Cleo
Nissen, Dorothea Greenwood,
Betty Jeannette, Charlotte Wood
ward, Jackie McBee, Jean Wing,
Marge Maulding, Ruthanne
Thompson, Betty Andrews, Ilene
Hutchinson, Joyce Harper, Mary
McKay, Pat Tracy, Dorothy
Koschmider, Nancy Austin,
Pollyanna Shinkle, Jane Cam
eron, Stella McKay; Mary Jean
McKay, Nancy Stricklin, Mary
Ijnghlin, Lois Bu tier, Kay
Shank, Phyllis .Flynn, tKMatn
Jensen, Doris Laney, Nancy
Boles, Margaret Sehon. Emma
Lou East, Marjorie Waters, Sy
bil Spears, Pat Short, Lois Glad
den, Barbara Minor, Pat Ryan,
Beulah Briggs, Frances Harris,
Barbara Hollingworth, Bernice
Elgin, Shirley Caufield, Barbara
Kester, Dorothy Cutler, Jean
Jackson, Rosella Bell, Mary Jean
Huston, Jewell Minier, Mr. and
Mrs. John Pollock.
Escorts were Messrs. Don Bar
nick, Howard THaty?? Arnold
Hardman, Oscar Swenson, Glenn
FraveL Robert Raddiff, Dale
Gollihur, Bill Reder, Gordon
Kunke, Warren Doolittle, Vinton
Ellis, Ralph Glasse, Bill Jones,
Dick Espey, Lawrence Wills,
Fred Graham, Wallace Olson,
Bob Lee, Bob Weaver, Don Na
geL Hank Foley, Elmer Harrold,
Frank Healy, Richard Steeben,
Bill Byrd, Carl SeibU, John En
gal, Ralph Schlesinger, Mark
Waltz, Dick Stacer, Ray Wood,
Dick Kerns, Bob Hamilton, Earl
Toolson, Winston Taylor, Ed Mc
Wain, Bud Turner, Leonard Don
aldson, Wesley McWain, Scotty
Monroe, Tom Hall, Andy Land
force, John Martin and Ervin
Potter.
Delta Phi coeds and their
dates danced at the Fraternal
temple. "Stratosphere Blue" was
the theme for the decorations and
the ceiling was a mass of clouds,
white . balloons, streamers and
floating angels. Pastel spotlights
were used about the hall and the
guests entered through the gold
en stairway to the stars.
Patrons and patronesses were
Mrs. Frank James, Dr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Lantz, and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy S. Keene. Miss Betty
Keller was in charge of the dance
and . her committee included
Carol Young, Betty Wirth, Na
dine Orcutt and Marine Holt
Preceding the dance the senior
girls in the sorority entertained
their dates at dinner at the chap
ter house. The centerpiece was
of white carnations and greens
and before leaving for the dance
the girls presented their escorts
with a carnation boutonniere.
Wedding Date Is
Revealed
Parents of Miss Marjorie Mat
thews, who lived in Salem until
three years ago, have announc
ed her engagement to Mr. Rob
ert Stein born of Portland. The
wedding will be solemnized in
Woodlawn, W-a shington,
on February 8.
Miss Matthews, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Matthews,
is a graduate of Salem high
school. Mr. Steinborn, son of
Mrs. Harry Telzer of Portland,
attended Portland schools and
is now employed there.
Mrs. Harry Fredericks ef
Portland has been spending sev
eral days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Fltts.
the five girls c&oaen as run-
Century Girl candidacy.
to be good looking, to bo
answer a flock of questions
hv a ' stmnae looldna coin-
susoect 1 stronalv that iudaes
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TELLS THE DAY Miss Edythe Thomas, laughter of
Mr. arid Mrs. dell Thomas, who has announced that on
February 21 she will become the bride of Mr. Harold F.
Smither, son of : Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Smither. The
news was revealed at a parry Saturday night art the
Smither home. Qesten-Miller). ')
Edith Mohr,
Mr. Yoder
To Wed
Guests at the Alpha Phi Al
pha sorority formal Saturday
night were told of the engage
ment of Miss Edith Mohr and
Mr. Philip Yoder when the or
chestra leader made the an
nouncement. The attractive bride-elect,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
R. Mohr, wore a charming teal
blue taffeta frock enhanced with
cerise velvet ribbon on the bod
ice. Her corsage was of gar
denias. Miss Mohr attended Willam
ette university and is a member
of Alpha Phi Alpha sorority.
She is completing her term as
worthy advisor of Chad wick
assembly, Order of Rainbow for
Girls, and was chosen the De
Molay sweetheart this year.
Mr. Yoder is a graduate of
Salem schools and later attended
Oregon State college. His fra
ternity is Phi Sigma Kappa.
REVEALS BETROTHAL Miss Ebie Schneider, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Schneider of Summit, who has
announced her engagement to Mr. Thomas Williams, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Burke Williams. There has been no date
set for the wedding. QCenneQ-Ellis). .
Dinner Precedes
Formal Dance
A group of Beta Chi sorority
coeds and their dates gathered
at Schneider's Dining room for
a no-host dinner Saturday night
preceding their formal dance at
the Veterans halL '
, Making up the party were the
Misses Ruthanne Thompson,
Pouyanna Shinkle,; Mary Mc
Kay, Stella McKay, SybO Spears,
Mary Jean McKay, Jane Came
ron, Pat "ifrr, Messrs. Vinton
Eli, Bobert Weaver, Lawrence
Wms, Jerome Foley, Earl Tool
son, X3mer Ilarrold, Don Nage,
Bobert Boardman and Mr. and
Mrs. George Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs, lasses J. Hague,
Jr, are entertaining members of
their club at dinner and bridge
tonight a t their Kingwood
Heights home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Denald McCar
gar entertained as their house
guest this week the tatter's
mother, Mrs. George Lawrence,
sr, of Portland. On Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. McCargar enter
tained informally for the pleas
ure of her mother at her home
on Electric street.
President Will
Make Visit
Mrs. Elizabeth Ayres Kidd, na
tional president of Mu Phi Epsi
lon, will be a guest of the local
chapter. Phi lambda, on the Wil
lamette university campus Mon
day. She is arriving tonight and
will hold discussion group and
business meetings with the chap
ter. Miss Marion Hermanek is
president of Phi Lambda chap
ter. . -
A luncheon will honor Mrs.
Kidd at noon at Schneider's din
i-
ing room. Bidden are members,
patronesses and Interested up-
Derdassmen. A business meet-
perdassmen. A business meet
ing will be held at 5 in the after
noon at Music hall and a musi
cal program will follow at 4
o'clock.
Mesabers ef the Moaday Night
Dancing dub Will hold their
monthly dance at the Billings
and Armstrong hall Monday
night A no-host dinner at the
Cheerio Inn at 730 o'clock will
precede the dance. Mr. and Mrs.
William Monroe Hamilton and
Mr. and Mrs. David Cameron
are ia charge of arrangements
for the dance.
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Cbdwfck chaster. Order ef
.Eastern Star, will meet at, the
Masonic temple " at o'clock
Tuesday night for initiation.
WEDDING
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Margaret Chadwick Harland Krattse
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At Party
The new suburban home oi
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Smith
er was the scene of a gala party
Saturday night when announce
ment was made of the engage
ment and coining marriage of
their son, Mr. Harold Smither,
to Miss Edythe Thomas, daugh
ter of Mr. arid Mrs. Clell Thom
as. On Saturday, February 21, the
young couple will exchange
vows at the First'Baptist church.
When j guests arrived they
were given scrolls bearing the
names of the couple and the
wedding date. The evening hours
were spent informally and a late
supper was served. The supper
table was centered with a bou
quet of early spring flowers and
white candles, j
Bidden to honor Miss Thomas
and Mr. Smither were Mr. and
Mrs. Rolland Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Broer, Jr, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Broer, Miss Betty
Clark, Mr. John Ooffrier, Miss
Phyllis Morley, Mr. Bruce Rob
ins and! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
W. Smither.
The bride-elect and her
fiance are graduates of Salem
schools and Mr. Smither is now
connected with the First Na
tional bank. They will reside in
Salem after their marriage.
Dinner Will
Precede
Ballet
Mr. and Mrs. George R. K.
Moorhead are arranging a din
ner party for Wednesday night
to precede the Ballet Russe con
cert at ; their home on North
Church street
The honor guest will be Dr.
and Mrs. Adolph Weinzirl of
Portland, who will attend the
- opera and be house guests of the
Moorheads.
A buffet dinner will be served
at 6 o'clock and bouquets of
early spri flowers will pro
vide the decorative note.
Bidden to honor Dr. and Mrs.
Weinzirl; are Governor and Mrs.
Charles -A. Sprague, Judge and
Mrs. George Ross man. Judge and
Mrs. James T. Brand, Dr. and
Mrs. William H. Lytle, Mr. and
Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert and Mr.
and Mrs. George Rhoten.
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Music? teachers have checked
Wednesday on their calendar to
attend the joint luncheon of the
Federated Music clubs and the
Music Teachers association at
the Argo hotel at noon. Preced
ing the luncheon the Federated
Music clubs will hold a meet
ing at the studio of Mrs. Walter
Denton at 1030 o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Pearce will pre
side at the luncheon and intro
duce the speaker. Mrs. J. H.
Forth of Portland, state presi
dent of the Music Teachers as
sociation. Mrs. David Eason and
Miss Elma WeUer are in charge
of the luncheon. Several out-of-town
guests have been invited
to the affair.
The main speaker will be
Miss Frances Virginie Melton,
who has recently returned from
Minneapolis where she attend
ed the Music Teachers national
association convention held in
conjunction with the national
association of Schools of Music
and the Musi cological society.
Many; prominent musicians
were In attendance including
Miss Minnie A. Boyd, founder
of the MTNA in Canada, Profes
sor DeAzevedo from the Bra
zilian Conservatory of Music at
Bio del Janiero and Captain
Howard; Bronson, musical offi
cer of the United States war
department.
On arriving home Miss Mel
ton said "The tone of the whole
convention centered on the ser
vice of music at the present
serious time of war." Miss Mel
ton, president of the Music
Teachers association of Oregon,
represented her state in pre
senting to the convention the
Henry ; T. Finck memorial as
planned two years ago at the
tri-state convention, Washing
ton, Oregon and California.
Franklin Launer, formerly
bead of the piano department
of Willamette' university, at
tended jthe convention.
Oregon Mothers
Willi Meet
Mrs. Earl Snell will open bet
home to the University of Ore
gon Mothers club for a luncheon
at 1:15 o'clock Monday after
noon. J Assisting hostesses an
Mrs. Jerrold Owen, Mrs. Carl
Nelson, ! Mrs, Leo Quids and
Mrs. Theodore Roth. All mem
bers planning to attend are ask
ed to till Mrs. Owen at 7862.
CALENDAR
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anuarr IS
- America
-Jamurr as
-January at
-January 31
- bome!
January a
Baptist J
February f
February S
-February IS
-Jebruary a
.in. n April f
Jowpb'a.