8 Tha ShrtMman. Salens, Owqon. Sunday. rbrUary 23.
1947
Morini in
Concert on
Thursday
On Thursday night, another of
the fine concerts under the spon
sorship of the Salem Community
Concert association will be given
at the Salem high school auditor
ium. The artist, third in the se
ries of five attractions, is Erica
Morini, one of the finest contem
porary violinists. .The program is
open to members of the associa
tion only, no tickets are available
at the door.
Beginning her musical studies
at the age of four, she made her
debut in Leipzig at the age of
eight. Alter a long series of Euro
pean concerts, Miss Morini made
her American debut at Carnegie
hall when still in her early 'teens.
In her first season she gave four
recitals in .New xont, within six i
weeks. After a coast to coast tour, !
she returned to Europe two years i
Luncheon for Club
Mrs; Gerald Lappen was hos
tess to the Dine and Do dub at
a luncheon meeting Thursday.
Present were Mrs. John L. Sloan,
Mrs. Lloyd Wood. Mrs. Porter
McFarland, ,Mn. Walter Con boy,
Mrs. Lawrence Bagger, and De
lores. Mrs. Phillip Anderegg, Mrs.
Delbert Goode, Mrs. H. A. Stra
chan, Mrs. A. R. Lappen, Mrs.
John Derrick and Mrs. R. B. Sip
prell. The Feb. 27th meeting will
be with Mrs. Bagger.
Varsity Ball
On Friday
Highlighting the social calen
dar for Willamette university stu
dents this coming weekend will
be the W club's first annual Var
sity ball Friday night in the school
gymnasium.
A feature will be the announce
ment of the queen of the"W club.
Contestants for the queen are Da
phne Lekas, Joan Cloudy. Sally
Grable. Nan Preede and Enid Ly
can, all freshmen chosen by W
k! ' "1" . ""is , . ..." , . ; ; " . k ' 'club members as the most glamor
n. . I ous 0o1- Tn selection of the
"he ha, Vuredthe Un.ted State. l?.!Ln JKfST !
more than 15 times and has ap
peared with as many as one thous
and orchestras.
Town and Gown will hold its
regular monthly meeting Thurs
day in theV Carrier room of the
First Metfiodist church at 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. Darlene Albert will
give a play and Mrs. Denise Mur
ray will sing. Tea will be served
following the meeting and pro
gram. Dr. and Mrs. BnrUs A. Myers
will be hosts at their country home
at dinner tonight in honor of the
birthday? of her mother, Mrs. E. A. tcrtained Tuesday night at the
McElvain and Roma C. Hunter, home of Mrs. Floyd Bowers on
Others present will be Mrs. McEl- North 15th street at 8 o'clock for
vain, Mrs. Hunter and Mr. and a dessert supper. Mrs. Hugh Mor-
Mrs. Harris Lietz. row will be the co-hostess.
til the first intermission ' at the
formal dance, when the queen will
be revealed and will lead the first
' waltz with her escort. Her court
of four princesses and their escorts
will then join her and the gold
football and baseball charms will
be presented to the court. The
queen will also be given a wrist
watch. Only members of the W
club will choose the queen.
Glenn Woodry's orchestra will
play for dancing from 9 to 12
o'clock. The dance is an all-student
body affair and the faculty is in
vited to attend.
Delta Zeis alumnae will be en-
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Miss Maline Bach, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bach, to
Kenneth C Haag. son of Mr. and
Mrs. r. O. Hagg, all Salem, Satur
day at 9 o'clock. Father Gerald
Una hen officiated. Wayne Meu
sey was the organist and Mrs.
Vine Rodakowski sang.
For her wedding the bride chose
heaven pink crepe dress fash
ioned with cap sleeves and peplum
embellished with pink pearl em
broidery. She wore long pink
gloves and a pink hat with laven
der and pink flowers. Pinned to
her shoulder was a lavender or
chid and she carried a white pray
er book. Mr. Bach gave his daugh
ter In marriage.
Mrs. Joseph J. Schuetx. jr. was
her sister's only attendant. She
wore an aqua crepe dress with
cap sleeves and peplum and long,
aqua gloves. She carried a nose
gay of white bouvardia centered
Stylist Will Speak
Miss Eileen Mereen, stylist from
Bedell's In Portland, will be the
guest speaker at the luncheon
meeting oCWomcn of Rotary on
Monday afternoon at the Golden
Pheasant at one o'clock. Miss Me
reen is buyer of costume suits, and
dresses, traveling to the markets
in New York and Los Angeles sev
eral times each year. Before com
ing to Portland she was with the
Emporium in San Francisco. Mem
bers are asked to bring guests to
hear Miss Mereen talk on spring
fashions. Mrs. Johephine Albert
Spauldfng will sing a group of se
lections. Mrs. Homer Smith, jr.,
will preside at the business ses
sion. Health Subject
For Banquet
"Health and Safety" will be the
subject of James E. Wiles's ad
dress at the dinner meeting of Sa
lem's Business - and Professional
Women's club, at Nohlgren's Tues
day at 6:30. Wiles, formerly an of
ficer in the navy, is assistant di
rector of safety service of the
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Teters, jr. (Joyce Johnson) vhosa
marriaga took place on February 14. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jshnson and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs
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with pink carnations and in her Multnomah county chapter of the
hair was a coronet of pink cama- American Red Cross. He will be
tions. 1
Donald Hagg of Portland was r
his brother's best man and ushers j
were Willis Bach. Virgil Parker !
and Joseph J. Schuetz, jr. j
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Bach selected a powder blue two ;
piece erepe ensemble with navy
accessories and corsage of garden
ias. Mrs. Hagg attended her son's
marriage in a two piece black
crepe dress with matching sequin
trim and pink inset at the neck
line. Her accessories were black
and her flowers gardenias.
A wedding breakfast was held at
the Golden Pheasant with covers
placed for 30.
When the couple left on the wed
ding trip to Victoria, B. C, the
bride was wearing a white top
coat. They will return to Salem to
ve, at home at 1125 Cross street.
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Introduced by Miss Susan Faher
ty of the local Red Croas.
Music will be vocal numbers
sung by Miss Bern ice Kleihege,
accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
D. B. Kleihege. The dinner meet
ing is in charge of Mrs. Jessie
Mae Lindley and her health and
recreation committee.
rtlNGLE A arpris birth
day dinner was held on Sunday,
February 17. for Mrs. William
McCarroll on her 76th birthday,
at the home of her granddaugh
ter. Mrs. George Settlenuer.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam McCarroll. Mr. aid Mrs. D.
S. McCarroll. Mr. and" Mrs. A. L.
Newton, Mr. and Mrs. M. R.' Per
kins, Marlene and Gary Lee Per
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight G ru
ber and Charlotte G ruber. Mr.
and Mrs. D. M- Baker, Dwight.
Wayne and Donna Baker," Mr. and
Mrs.- William Ralph McCarroll,
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McCarroll and
Justin McCarroll and the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. George Settlemler.
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