The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1946, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTho OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. April 21, 1346 PACE ELEVEN By Maxine Baren Of course it's Easter music for today. Gounod, Adams, Handel, Rinuky - Korsakov and others will be represented. Several out standing artists and conductors are listed to perform today. The Stradivari orchestra, play ing over ABC at 9:30 this morn ing will include the works of ' Tchaikowski. Bizet, Mascagni, Greig and Schubert. At 11 on the "Harvest of Stars program will be heard the Lyn Murray chorus singing ''Unfold Ye Portals" by Gounod. "'Rus sian Easter Overture" by Rim-sky-Koreakov; a spiritual, "Were You There," "The Crucifix" by Faure and "The Hold City- will be sung by Jan Peerce. tenor. At 2 o'clock. General Motors symphony orchestra, under the direction of Franco Autoii. will play Boyce's first ayrnphony, -Gymnopedie" No. 1 by Satie, "Don Juan" by Straus-, 'Gold and Silver Waltz" by Lchar and fain, the "Russian Easter Over ture." Eugene Goosens will conduct the Ford orchestra and chorus, assisted by Eleanor Steber, so prano, Charles Kullman, tenor, In a concert including opening chorus from Smetana's "Bartered Bride." "Solemn Melody" by Da vies. "Onaway, Awake Beloved" from "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast" by Coleridge-Taylor, waltz song from "Romeo and Ju liet" by Gounod, chorus of Gib Jchungs, from "Goetterdaemmer nng" by Wagner, the finale from act I of "Madame Butterfly" by Puccini, "The Bells," Byrd. C Teu ton's 23d Psalm," "The Holy City" by Adams, prelude and march from "Le Coq d'Or". Rim ky Korsakov, and th Halle lujah Chcrus" from "The Mes aiah" by Handel. The "American Album of Fa miliar Muic" on NBC at 6:30 will include an all-Easter pro gram sung by Dona Id Dame, Margaret Damn. Jean Dicken son and Evelyn McGregor. The Buckingham choir will asit and Gustave Haenschen's orchestra will play. Monday's programs of special merit include the Firestone hour at 5:30 on NBC. when Stella Ro man, scprano and Igi Gorin will sing and the orchestra will be directed by Howard Barlow, Miss Roman will king "V'issi d'Arte" from "Tosca" by Puc cini; Gorin wil sing "Water Boy" by Robinson: together they will sing "You Are Free" by Ja cabi and "Wanting You." - At-fl o'clock, Robert Cassade sus will be piano soloist with the Bell symphony orchestra under Donald Voorhees playing "Cor doba" by Albenij; selections from "Concerto in E flat major" by Liszt. Easter Breakfast At Simmons' ': Miss Darlene Simmons will be hostess this morning at a 9 o' clock breakfast at her home on Trade street. She has arranged spring flowers on the table and bout the house. Guests are to be Miss Delia Price. Miss Virginia Reisbeck, Mrs. Robert Schaefer, Mrs. Har old White, Mrs. John Clark. Mrs. Douglas Baker. Miss Ardis Thomafcn. Miss Dienie Verha- gen and Miss Betty Fargher. BPW Club Dinner On Tuesday The April dinner meeting of the Salem Business and Profes sional Women's club will be held t Nohlgren's (Quelle) Tuesday fwmi J? The cost el fovtorols H frequently misunderstood. T five you m true picture of the facta, wo quote ftgurot from a ncwl study by National Selected Morticians, covoring 104,17? funoral conducted by members In the United llohn. Wa r proud te be a member of this frevp. FsmoruJ service under $200 . . Funeral tervic.t $200 $350. . Funorol sorricot $351 $600. . Funeral services $601 $1000. funeral service ever $1,000. . night at 6:30 o'clock. The pro gram is in charge of the health nd recreation committee with Miss Ruth McAdams, chairman. Mrs. Mayme "Yates has secured C. C. Edwards, of Edwards Howell funeral directors, who will show pictures of Yosemite, Oregon and Lake Louise. Special music will be furnish ed by the BPW chorus. Reserva tions or cancellations for the dinner must be made by 7 o'clock Monday night with Miss Ruth McAdams, 7279. Skaters Will Meet for Party Invitations have been issued for a no-host skating party at the Capitola rink, for Tuesday night at S p. m. Invited are for mer members of the various skating clubs of Salem which were active before the war. Many of the skaters have been recent ly discharged from the service, and this will give them an op portunity to meet and skate with former friends. It is planned to make this the first of a series of monthly get togethers for skate fans. Navy Mothers Dinner Slated The Salem Navy mothers will entertain with a covered dish dinner at the YWCA Tuesday night at 6:30 o'clock. All navy parents are invited to attend. Speakers for the evening will be Chief Yeoman Robert W. Palmer of Portland, who was a prisoner of war, and Chief Yeo man Robert Pary of Portland, who served in "the submarine service during the war. Committees for the event named by the Commander Flor ence Wright are as follows: Mrs. Mary H. Boyle, general chair man; Mrs. Norma Armstrong, Mrs. F. A. Smith. Mrs. Don Smrth-nd Mrs. E. T. Habel. re ception; Mrs. Lei is Ohlsen. Mrs. Fred Barker. Mrs. Blanche Cupp, tables: Mrs. Hannah Beard. Mrs. Hazel Causey, Mrs. Grace John son and Mrs. Pearl Jones, kitch en. The club will furnish coffee and rolls. Helen Ward Plays Character Role The spice of the play "Family Portrait," to be given by the'Wil lamette drama students as part of the May weekend festivities, is the role of Mary Cleophas, played by Helen Snell Ward. A picture of the family".pf. Jesus, this play will be given at the Salem high school auditorium Friday, May 3. at 8 p. m. In this character role, Miss Ward p'Ttrays a middle aged woman who is the sister of Mary, mother of Jesus, and also a friend and admirer of the family. The part shows a deep insight into human nature, and pictures an affable, shrewd, and witty wo man, giving a wide scope for characterization. Aschenbrenners Supper Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Carl Asthen brenner were hosts at an inform al buffet dinner at their West Wilson street home on Friday night. Cards were in play dur ing the evening. The hostess ar ranged spring flowers to decor ate their home, featuring Easter motif. Guests invited were Mr, and Mrs. Russell Beutler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klaus, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wiscarson, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Romine and Mr. and Mrs. Stearns Cushing. 2.2 36.2 30.7 5.1 1.1 Club to Hear Discussion A panel discussion, organized by Mrs. Charles A. Ratcliff. will be a feature of the Salem Wom an's club meeting on Saturday, April 27 at the clubhouse at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. George Rossman will preside ' and at the board meeting preceding. ! Mrs. E. F. Carleton is chair man of the panel. The general topic is "Problem Countries" and points to be brought out in the discussions are: Why is the coun try a problem to the? world, what re the causes of trouble, con flicting claims and racial and re ligious clashes. Countries to be discussed are: Yugoslavia, by Mrs. Claude H- Glenn; Iran, by Mrs. Waltep: Spaulding; Pales tine, by Mrs. R. B. Lesher; and Korea, by Mrs. Carl E. Nelson. i Tea hostesses are Mrs. Claude H. Murphy, Mrs. I. M. Doughton, Mrs. L. O. Arens, Mr. Li O. Cle ment, Mrs. Harry Wiedraer, Mrs. J. E. Kirk, Mrs. H. H. Vandevort. Mrs. Robert Hutcheon, Mrs. J. f5. Chambers, Mrs. Sylvia ; Levene. Mrs. Charlea Striekfaden, and Mrs. J. F. Swigart. Presiding at the tea urns Will be Mrs. Charles Cole and Mrs. F, A. Doerfler. Eagles Wives Initiate; Members The auxiliary to'v the Eagles held its regular meeting April 16. 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