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t Tho Statesman. Salom. Oregon. Sunday. Icamarr 13, 1S7
Todd Duncan
Next Singer
On Series
Todd Duncan, internationally
famous negro bariUme, will ap
pear Thuisday night in concert in
the high school auditorium. His
program here ia under the auspi
ce of the Salem Community Con
cert aiiocntion, admission ia by
membership ticket only.
Unlike many singers, Duncan's
education was centered around a
career as a teacher of music ra
ther than a concert singer, lie
was born in Kentucky, received
his BA degree from Butler col
lege and his master's degree from
Columbia university. He became
a voice teacher at Howard uni
versity, Washington, D. C. Though
he haf studied under well known
teachers, (Frank Bibb. Edouard
Lippe and Sidney Dietch) it was
not until a few yoars ago that he
gave ip his professorship to fol
low a tinging career.
He becam' famous as Porgy in
the original production of "Porgy
and Bess," and prior to that had
appealed as Altio in "Cavalleiia
Rusticana" in New York. He re
turned after his "Porgy" successes
to the university but soon return
ed to the stage, this time in Eng
land The play "The Sun Never
Sets' Uated It months, after
which he returned to the United
Stale wnehe he was kxxiked for a
part n "Cabin in the Sky." In
1941 he returned to "Porgy"
which played to packed houses
fm ten mtr.ths and then went on
tour
He made a South American
tour, in !M5 and the next season
appeared 12 times in New York
City terter opera in leading roles
In "-Pagliacn" and "Carmen " and
sang fiMir times with the Philhar-mnic-Pmphony.
He toured Aus
tralia last summer.
OES Officers
Installed
SILVeRTON While the ma
J.. my I'f i fficers f Ramona
chapter. Oder ct( the Kastern
S'hi eie .nstalled at a Decern -l-t
imling three officer. Mis
Fin. I hi.!-, secretary. Mrs Kd-
i:d Miiier. nrgauut. and Mi.
Ovules Leonard Rj'h 1rk
ii!!nr tt the Tueliy night
ni-et.rir
Mr- E A Einlay, w tthy ma
tron, -nil Georne Towe. worthy
p.itiin, inr.iunrfd standing com
niittee to .nclude: finance. Mis.
J L Sti v. Mrs Ronald Asboe,
Mi 'lint Weiby; relief, Mrs.
(; rye 1 we. Mr. I. C Eastman.
Mi lli'wmn Loe. examining and
In-1 ruction. Mrs. E. E. SyK ester,
VV 1' Sti.iir. Mrs R A Fi.-n:
Red Mrs. Riy Skaife:
presr. Miv Weiby. Rainbow. Mr--.
W P Srth. mother ad isor.
and Mik E.nlay, Mrs Stoy. Mrs
S lvrtei, Mr. Arnold Burner,
(earfe T we. Clark Bachman.
EiImmiiI Miller and Mrs. Fi.h
AniM-tiricement wa.t made that
on Jjnunrv 28. oblnfatim night
will re .terved. At the cloe of
the meetii.g. Mr ind Mrs E. A.
F:nl wt-re honls at supper.
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Todd Duncxm. famous
nejro baritono, who will sing
lor members of the Salem
Community Concert associa
tion at the high school audi
torium January 23.
State President
To Be Guest
Mis V..i.am Chandler of Hill.
boiii Utr president ,f the Otf
gn K o i fct.oii of W Htien's clubs,
wiit l- tii rinnor ijuest and speak
er at tne r.txt regular meeting of
the S;iim Junior Wmuru club
on MoiMtiiy. January 27.
Mih D.naH Parker, chairman
of the .-Jii.ed eduojti wi proRrdin.
i diii.pir.g the pninm and will
be dsinrlet! by Mrs C'edr.c T Rea
ney, Mri J E. Johnson. Mr (ifiie
M..M.I.OI- Mrs. Carltwi R.th. Mi.
R, il-rt Tr ma and Mrs Albei t
J Wlhri
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae
v. i ! m-rt .'h Mrs Walter Sn -(i-;
ti'i an H o'clock d's-eit i:d
neetifig to follow Mrs Gavle
F:rwey will asMst the hostess Mrs.
I)riiiie' J Fry. wlki ha recently
reTuinesI horn a South American)
t(. i II thik abaut ru-r trip All
vis. Ling Kappas are invited to attend
Miss Pearl
Friesen a
Bride
The Eirst Church of the Naxar
ene was the setting for the marri
age of Miss Pearl Friesen, daugh
ter of Mrs. Emma Friesen and
George Eriesen of Eugene, to Lau-
' ren Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Long of Corvallis, Saturday
night at 8 o'clock.
' The Rev. Robert W. Coulter of
ficiated at the nuptials in a setting
of chrysanthemums and white
candle Willard Eriesen sang "I
,Love You Truly" and "The Lord's
Prayer" during the ceremony.
, William Eawk was the organist.
Miss Opal Friesen. the bride's sis
ter, lighted the altar tapers and
wore a heaven pink wool dress.
She wore violets in her hair and
short, chocolate brown lace gloves.
Albert Friesen gave his sister
in marriage Eor her wedding she
chose a white wool frock fashion
ed with cap sleeves and drop
waistline bordered with scallops
trimmed in seed pearls. Her only
ornament was a string of pearls
and she wore long, white lace
clove. She carried a white B
ble marked with a white orchid
and wore a coronet of seed pearls
and orange blossoms in her hair.
Miss Ruby Friesen was her sis
ter's honor attendant. Her dres
was of aqua wool and fashioned
similar to the bride's. The full
sleeves were trimmed in silver se
quins She wore-short, brown lace
gloves and a coronet of silver se
quins was arranged in her hair.
She carried baby orchids.
Gordon Long of Cloverdale
stood with his brother as best
man and ushers were Darrel Par
nell and Delbert Friesen.
F'or her daughter's nuptials Mrs
Eriesen wore a royal blue dress
with black accessories. Mrs. Long
attended her son's marriage in a
black gown with matching acces
sories. Their corsages were of
rosebuds and gardenias.
The newlvweds greeted their
guests at a reception at the Salem
Woman's clubhouse following the
teremony. Mrs. Pauline McClure
cut her niece's wedding cake and
Mrs. Darrel Parnell presided at
the coffe urn. Miss Lavelle Ing
was at the punch bowl and Miss
Joan Minnickel passed the guest
book. Serving were Miss Helen
Jiou't Cook flow. . .
but ... If we didn't know it already, we
would be convinced by now, that the legis
lative horde is now upon us. We know, be
cause the old familiar orange crate food
coolers have made their biennial appear
ance on the windowsills of the Marion hotel.
It is rumored that ropes are slung out after
dark, and left to dangle comfortably from the
windows through the night just in case.
Down a peg We were disappointed
in Skeezix Wallet this week when he
couldn't find the fuse box to insert a new
fuse when the lights in his house burned
out. Even an ordinary husband is supposed
to know the location of the fuse box and
Skeezix is a fixit man.
"And quietly steal away" . . . Have you
noticed that the state's famous thousand dol
lar trees the ones they moved some yeara
ago with so much ado have been silently
dene away with? And no fanfare.
Highly educated . . . Here's the story of
the week. A friend of ours was talking with
a young woman, and the conversation
turned to Thor. "Thor was the god of war,
you know" said my friend. Sarcastically
came the answer, "Thank ycu so much for
telling me Eleanor but what do you think
I studied Shakespeare for?"
Weather report . . . Last Sunday I had
a show of my own. The squirrels were so
excited about the fall ot snow. They raced
up and down the trees, clung to the screen
over the window, looked in at ms and
scolded and scolded. I don't know whether
they were calling attention to the snow or
balming me for it . . . Maxine Buren
Doris Friesen. Miss Ann Schroe
der, Mrs. Gordon Beecroft, Miss
Ida Mae Ellis, Mrs. Raleigh Rael
and Miss Esther Riedesel. In the
gift room were Mrs. David Pfau
and Mrs. Joseph Pfau. Mrs. Thom
as Pfau played piano selections
during the reception.
The couple left for southern
California and San Diego on their
honeymoon. For traveling the
bride wore an aqua suit with grey
stripe and grey top coat with black
accessories. On their return to
Oregon in a month the newlyweds
will be at home in Cloverdale
where he is in business with his
father in the Cloverdale Cheese
Factory.
j Council Hears
;Of Legislation
' Charles A. Sprague spoke to
! members of the Salem Council of
) Women's organizations at the
( regular monthly meeting of the
i organization held at the chamber
! of commerce Thursday af ter-
noon. He spoke on legislation and
' on juvenile delinquency.
Mrs. Homer Goulet. Jr., is new
i corresponding secretary. Mrs.
1 Mazie Brooks is new delegate
j from the First Christian church.
I Mrs. Lawrence Fitzgerald, pres
ident, conducted the business
meeting during which money
was voted for Christmas seals
and an offering wa taken for
the March of Dimes. Miss Lenore
Headley talked on use of the
' money received from the March
of Dimes.
Mrs. R. B. Lesher w ill be the
guest speaker at the meeting of
the Salem Ministers Wives associ-
ation Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ralph G. Kleen at 2
o'clock.
The AAl'YV drama grasp will
meet Monday at 8 o'clock with .
Mrs. E. S. Oliver, 1498 Marion st.
Mrs. J. M. Devers will read two
one-act plays about the south by
Randolph Edmonds.
Rep. Ellis
To Speak
State Representative Anna M.
Ellis of Garibaldi has been enga
ged as guest speaker for the reg
ular meeting of the Salem Wom
an's club Saturday afternoon. Jan
uary 25 at 2:30 o'clock. A board
meeting will precede at 1:30 with
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding presid
ing. Mrs. David H. Cameron is ar
ranging the music program.
Mrs. L. H. McMahan is tea
chairman and assisting-on the di
rectorate are Mrs. Walter Win
slow. Mrs. A. E. Ullman. Mrs.
C. C. Geer. Mrs. W. B. Johnston,
Mrs. Glenn Pax son. Mrs. Gene
Vandeneynde, Mrs. George Wall
ing. Mrs. R. W. Marsters, Mrs.
Edna R. Waterman and Mrs. Car
olyn Underhill.
Mrs. H. G. Henderson was host
ess on Friday night at a birthday
party for Mr. Henderson. Bridge
was in play during the evening.
Invited were Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
Putnam, Albany, Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Hartley. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Miller of Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Ullman and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ullman of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swanson
of Duluth. Minn., are visiting in
Salem at the home of their niece,
Mrs. Wallace Hug and family, and
with her mother, Mrs. A. T. Fei
gum. During their stay here, hosts
and guests will spend a few days
at the beach cottage of Mrs.
George Hug.
Zonta Club at
Schwab Home
A business meeting of the Sa
lem Zonta club, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Theodore Madsen,
Jr., was held on Thursday night
at the home of Miss Nellie
Schwab on North 24th street.
The hostess, assisted by Miss
Bertha Kohlhagen and Miss Anna
Peters, served dessert.
Mr. James Bunnell, executive
secretary of the Marion County
Health association, was intro
duced as a new member. Miss
Genevieve Morgan gave an ex
tensive report on service work
done by the organization during
the past few months. This in
cluded giving of food to several
families during the Christmas
season and presentation of gifts
and clothing to school children in
need of assistance.
LEGISLATIVE SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday, January 21 . . . Marion county delegation, buffet
dinner for legislators, Marion hotel, 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, January 23 . . . Town and Gown tea for legislators'
wives, Lausanne hall, 3 to 5 p.m.
Monday, January 27 . . . Mrs. Charles A. Spragu9 tea honor
ing Mrs. James T. Brand, 425 N. 14th st., 3 to 6 p.m.
Wednesday, January 29 . . . Mrs Douglas McKay tea for leg
islators' wives and townspeople, 395 Jerris ave., 3 to
6 p.m.
Thursday, January a30 . . . Pro-America reception for legisla
tors and wives, Marion hotel, 8 to 10 p.m.
Tuesday, February 4 . . . Supreme Court Justices' wives tea
honoring legislators' wives at George Rossman home,
910 N. Capitol st. 3 to 5 p.m.
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Formerly Beauty Hacienda
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Nan Williams and
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Miss Fryer
To Wed
Of interest to their many friends
is the forthcoming marriage of
Miss Vivian Fryer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Fryer of
Woodburn, to Clarence N. Skaug,
son of Mrs. Dina Skaug of Salem.
The event will take place at 3
o'clock, January 26, at the First
Presbyterian church, Salem, with
Rev. Chester W, Hamblin offici
ating before a large group of rela
tives and friends.
Miss Florence Skaug of Seattle,
sister of the groom, will be maid
of honor, and Miss Alta Wilson of
Lebanon will be bridesmaid. Serv
ing as best man for his brother
will be Vernie Skaug, and ushers
will be Maynard, Hyrtle and Eu
gene Fryer, brothers of the bride.
Mr. Skaug is employed with the
Oregon Pulp and Paper company
and Miss Fryer is with the state
highway commission.
Farewell Party
Given Friday
A farewell party was given Fri
day by Mrs. Esther Little, for Mrs
Emma Maxwell, former Camp Fire
executive. she will leave this
week for her former home at Oro
ville, Wash., accompanied by her
son, Stewart James, a WSC stu
dent and her daughter Patricia Al
ice, who will attend U. of W. They
have resided here for the past
three and one-half years.
Attending the farewell party
Friday were Paul Deuber, Adolph
Greenbaum, Mrs. Emil Dormer,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lockenour,
Kenneth Jennings, Mr. and Mrs,
Harold M e 1 c h e r t. Miss Bessie
Smith, Ronald Little, the hostess,
and honor guest,
Mrs. Paal Hendricks. Mrs. Hol-
lis Huntington, Mrs. Walter Barsch
and Mrs. John Carson motored to
Eugene Saturday to attend initia
tion ceremonies for Jane Carson,
daughter of the John Car sons.
KILVERTOV SIrnrd NHssea.
famed bass-baritone, will come to
Silverton in concert March 7 un
der the sponsorship of the Busin
ess and Professional Women's
club.
Mr. ami Mrs. David IL Cameron
were in Portland Thursday night
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Greve at the Rose City Dancing
club dinner dance.
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