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S-Th Statesman. Rolem. Onqon. Friday Tharf IX 1841
Three-Act
Comedy
Tonight
Students of Willamette unlver
Ity present John L. Baleerston's
three-act fantasy tonight and
Saturday In the high schawl audi
torium. The play starts at t:lS with
tickets on sale at Miller's depart
jnent store or at the door.
Heading the list of characters
It Peter Standish, portrayed by
Bobert Scott, the young man of
the twentieth century wheee love
for the glorious days of Queen
Anne is requited when he is al
lowed to chance places with his
ancestor. Confused members of
the eighteenth century family are
played by Janie Mathers, Marion
Sparks, Barbara Burrier and
Archie Schultz.
Completing the cast are Elea
nor a Loveless, John Kooy, Joe
rower, Harriet Ness, Gloria Nan
die. Harry Ryan. Margaret Guice.
Addrse Lane, Lloyd Hanson and
Carl Ritchie.
The students have tried to make
every" item of the play as authen
tic as possible, importing cos
tumes from Seattle for the pro
duction. Carl Ritchie designed and
executed the stage scenery.
Music will be provided by a
quartet from Willamette's music
school composed of Ceraldin
Kchmoker. Catherine Schisaler,
Betty Kuhlmann and Wallace
BJorke.
Lou Hartke arranged for the
costumes, and dermis Allen con
. Carted the musicians. Harriet Ness
I doubled ss program designer and
as publicity manager. Assistant
1 publiciats were Jean Carico and
; Virginia Weeks.
! The aim of all productions giv
en by the university is to train
students by actually completing
sets, canting, publicity, and musi
cal performance to prepare them
to enter the world of business in
their chosen profession.
Valentine Party
For Y-Teen's
A Valentine party is to be given
by the Junior High T-Teen of
the Salem YWCA Saturday night
at the Oregon Institute ot Dance
at 7:30 o clock. Plana for the event
have been worked out by a joint
committee representing groups
from Leslie snd Parrish Junior
high schools. Miss Lee Zahler
end Mrs. Bert Osburn are ad
visers for the two groups.
Committees from the Y-Teen
groups working on the -party in
clude: refreshments. Gladys Stock
bridge. Vennetta Gaylord, Marcia
Seber, and Joan Chandler; dec
orations, Leslie 9th grade group;
irogram, Pat McDonald. Vclma
(ardv. Eileen (Andy) Anderson,
and Eileen (Rusty) Anderson.
CLUB CALENDAR
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AAUW Musm study group wttk aba.
Georae Alien. lOiS H. fiat at.. 13S eja.
Gold Star Mothers, wtta Mrs. C sorts
Pie. it IS Mapie avenue, ail ear. -boat
tuacoeoa. Ta tie ejuUt tec Set
T .wrr T.btitlM miI Hh Wrv Karl
Bik. S4S Seeewaler street. Waat Se
km, cevrsd dtsli npptr. S JS a aa.
World Day of Prajrer. St. Mark Lav
theraa -church. IS ajaw lunrtina at
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clock te rma Ifle are
again. Flaest gaaitty fae
tery parta.
Com Isj Today For
Am Appraltal
Hal Hibberd. Ainrfllary tJaJUd
lata War Veterans aaeet Monday,
at VrWukaJL
Saaaeter. with Careln Brady.
Waal SaUm Lanes auxiliary.
Sateaa city hall, a pjn.
Saleaa Wamen's chk hteratatre
maat at chiMiouae. sattaa al ID
proaraan at S pea.
St. Anne's (ulld of St. PauTs
oopel church wttti Mrs. Chartss
Tli Wast LefsOa. S pjau
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C antral WCTU. MaanerUl hospttal.
IS a.m hmchaen. 1S:3 pa.
WSTDNESDAT
CantraUa Temple. No. 11. Pythian
Slaters, covered Stab supper. KP ball.
JO p m. honor grae ciUef meetlns.
Woman a guild. Ptrat ConrrsceOoBal
church etaat at churen parlors. S p m..
Mrs. Jaevea Chine. Periiand. apeeher.
THl'KSDAT
Chapter O, PBO with Mrs. Silas
Caiaar. SSS N. Winter at, 1:1 a art
htnetteea.
Guests Are
Bidden to
A Party
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Van Wyn
garden will be hosts for a Val
entine party tonight at their new
home of Jefferson street for a
group of their friends.
Bridge will be in play during
the evening with buffet supper
to be served st a late hour by
the hosts. The Velentine motif
will be used in decors ting with
pink and red carnations forming
the centerpiece on the buffet
table.
Guests of the Van Wyngardens
will be Mr. snd Mrs. Oscar
Swenson of Albany, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin MaWatn of Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Stewart. Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn IrsveL Mr. and
Mrs. Otto J. Wilson and Mr. and
Mrs. Ollie Williams.
Record Program
On Sunday
The public Is invited to hear
"Oklahoma" and "Song of Nor
way." popular Broadway musical
productions. In the first of a ser
ies of recorded concerts from 1
to 4 p m. Sunday at the YWCA,
76g State street. Mrs. Bruce
Spaulding is in charge of the
program, Mrs. Alfred Schramm,
chairman of the YWCA young
adult committee, announced.
The young adult committee,
sponsor of the concerts. Initiat
ed this project to provide a need
ed recreational outlet and to pro
mote music consciousness la the
community. Mrs. Schramm said.
The concerts will give Salem
residents sn opportunity to hear
music from private as well as
publie library record collections
and to share their music libraries,
tastes and opinions with others.
If public interest is indicated,
special request concerts may be
come part of the program and
diacuaeton groups formed, but at
first the Sunday afternoon con
certs will be quite informal, the
chairman explained. There is no
admission charge.
Sojourners Take
New Members
Sojourners held a Valentine's
dessert bridge en Thursday af
ternoon. Mrs. Harold Schneider
was chairman and was assisted b;
Mrs. Sam Campbell Mrs. H.
Harveyf Mrs. Harold Heisermann,
Mrs. Allan John and Mrs. O. H.
Wing.
Guests were Mrs. C A. Ladd,
Mrs. Robert L. Torson. Mrs. C
B. Howe, Mrs. Tom Bagsm, Mrs.
William SchlichUng. New mem
bers were Mrs. Dan Wylee and
Mrs. Edward Goeckner.
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theae la PartuuU Wed
nesday night to attend the Lin
coln birthday anniversary ban
quet sponsored by the Oregon re
publicans st the Masonic Temple
were Judge and Mrs. George
Rossman, Judge and Mrs. Jamas
T. Brand and Mr. and Mrs.
Chert A. Spragwe. San. Leverett
Saltonaun of Massachusetts was
the guest speaker.
Our cr.lire xlcck c! wonca j
stiii oca's Actio bssis.
Brow, or black la plata or faavty tofas.
Two Days C2I7 - Tc day and Saizztby
imiiuniiE'Sg e:Co
481 SUU Street
Miss Shlrloo Nowbry, darughtar of Secretary of State
and Mrs. Earl Newbry, who will bo installed as honor queen
of tho new Bethel of Job's Daughters to bo Instituted in Sa
lem oq Saturday afternoon at tho Veteran's hall at ono
o'clock. (Kennell-Ellls).
Installation
Ceremonies
Saturday
Instituting of a new Bethel of
Job's Daughters will be held tn
Salem at ceremonies st the Veter
an's hall on Saturday afternoon
at one o'clock. Mrs. Elwyn HaU,
grand guardian from Portland, as
sisted by the other grand officers.
will president at the Instituting
ceremonies. The Bethel from In
dependence with Mrs. Joe Rogers
as guardian will put on the initia
tory work. The Past Queens from
Portland Bethels will install the
officers and council of the local
Bethel. The Salem Bethel Is spon
sored by the Ainsworth Lodge
AT St AM No. 20 and the Master
E. J. Swaschka will be honored.
Advisor for the Salem Bethel Is
Mrs. Kehne Wain.
Officers to be installed are
Shlrlee Newbry, honor queen;
Carolyn Eckersley, senior princ
ess; Marilyn Reay, junior princ
ess; Jean Herig, guide; Ann Gib
bons, marshal; Harriet Hiday,
chaplain; Mary Swigart, treasur
er; Betty Bangert. recorder; Lyce
Taylor, musician; Edna Mae Man
ning, librarian; Lorraine Eckers
ley, fifth messenger; Gladys
Boock, fourth messenger; Anne
Swigart, third messenger; Barbara
Flagg, second messenger; Alice
Iouiso Ohllng, first messenger;
Beverly Folstom, senior custodian;
Jane McCoUam, junior custodian;
Marianne Aston, inner guard;
Margaret Boock. outer guard;
Marcia Seeber, Lady of the Lights;
Helen Ret man n. historian; and
1 Dona Lange. sociability Choir
members include Misses Dona
Langs, Roberta Graham, Helen
Reimann, Jo Ann Boyer, Barbara
Seeber, Mary Schrunk. Doralyn
Patton, Janet McDonald, Sally
Rasmussen and Shirley Booster.
Invitations have been extended
to members of all affiliated Ma
sonic Orders in Salem and vicinity
to attend the ceremonies.
Gaests at the eeaatry heme ef
Mr. and Mia. James Linn for a
few days are her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Rice of Portland.
Two Teas
On Social
Agenda
Teas are highlighting the social
agenda during the month of Feb
ruary. ' Invitations were In the mail on
Thursday to an informal tea which
Mrs. Harold Busick and Mrs.
Glenn Stevens will be hostesses
on Saturday, February 2L The af
fair will be held at the Busick
home on Court street with guests
bidden to call between I and 9
o'clock.
A Valentine Tea
Slated for this Saturday is the
Valentine tea for which Mrs. Karl
Becke and her daughter, Mrs. Wil
liam Shinn, will be hostesses at
the Becke home on North Summer
street in compliment to Miss Helen
Sheperd. spring bride-elect of
George C Alexander.
Greeting guests at the door will
be Susan and Sydney Shepard,
young si iters of the bride-to-be.
Miss Shepard, her mother, Mrs.
F. .V?. Shepard and the hostesses
will receive informally in the liv
ing room.
Presiding at the tea urns will be
Mrs. George Alexander, Mrs.
George H. Swift, Mrs. Edward O.
Stadter, Jr., Mrs. Harry Carson,
jr., of Silverton and Mrs. Carlton
J. McLeod. Assisting will be the
Misses Margaret LovelL Marjorie
Becke, Betty Manoles, Jane Walsh,
Jeanne Foster, Mary Lou McKay,
Mariann Croisan, Charlotte Alex
ander, Jane Carson, Harriet Hus
ton, Margie Cooley and Jean
Claire Swift
Sappier Id Tm Guefets
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Clay
ton win be hosts for a supper
Saturday night following the Town
club dinner dance at tho Marlon
hotel In honor of their weekend
guests. Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Stone
of Corvallis. The affair will be
held at the Clayton home on
North 15th street with a small
group of friends bidden to meet
Mr. Clayton's brother-in-law and
sister.
Group Attends
Lutheran Meet
Eleven from St John's Luth
eran guild attended the Lutheran
Woman's Missionary league rally
in Eugene Tuesday and heard
Mrs. B. Buttonoff of Portland,
district president speak about the
national convention in Chicago.
The Rev. H. W. Gross of Salem
gave an address, "Women in the
Church."
Those attending from Salem
were Mrs. H. Reucker, Mrs.
George Peper, Mrs. Fred Midden
dorf. Mrs. Edwin Sahnow, Mrs.
William Lewis. Mrs. H. Kreger,
Mrs. George Schaefer, Mrs. F.
Wsshburn, Mrs. A. Schaffer, Mrs.
P. Reitzenstein and the Rev. and
Mrs. Gross.
COUPON
Gladlelas prices are way dawn.
Yea shemld net be witheat these
glerieas flowers this summer.
Send this eeapen far ear Rain
bow Babxtare ef the newest vari
eties H te 1 lack balbe, 4t far
Sl.st. 1M far SZ.Ifl postpaid. Bea
vertea Balfe Gardens, Besverten,
Oregon.
SALESMAN WANTED
Young, single man permanently located in Sa
lem, hat opportunity to be trained in exclusive
sales of Maytag, Easy and Frigidaire Appli
ances. Substantial starting wage with opportun
ity for advancement.
Also
Young, single man with mechanical ability to be
trained in our Service Department. Apply
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