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Music? for Today r : Kappell, List to Play Concerto for Pianos; World Premieres Scheduled . - '.-" By Maxlne Daren - " . .. Statesman Musk Editor The worlcVs radio premieres of: two symphonies, the playing of . anists (two of whom we have heard here), and the" appearance of Elena Nikolaidi as contralto soloist are among the special treats, scheduled for radio listeners this week end. This morning's good musical programs begin with: . . . . 8:30 on CBS-Salt LakeTabernacle chorus and organ. 11:00 on CBS The Chorauers, Eugene Lowell, conductor. Hubert llendrie, baritone soloist. " ; t Cruising (town the river - Tollerton Home on the Ran pe Guion . Love, Thjr Magic Spell Is Everywhere Goulding Shadrack ....v.. MacGimsey '. .Daisy Bell Dacre k- A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody :. Berlin Lord Randall .... . ... , .. .-. Scott College Medley. , ' '12:00 to 4:00 CBS Columbia University annual Festival of Contem- or ary American Music, CBS symphony orchestra, conducted by Izler olomon. World premieres on the air for both symphonies. Holiday Overture ,' , - , Carter. Symphony No. 1 . Bergsma ; Symphony No. 5 . . . Cowell - 1:00 CBS -Your Invitation to Music. James Fassett, musical com mentator. " . , "Carmen" Suite .". . Bizet - Columbia Symphony, Sir Thomas Beecham ' Hungarian Dances ...i... Brahms . Pittsburgh ; Symphony; Frit? -Reiner 1:30 CBS The Symphonette, conducted by Mishel Piastre Soloists John Wummer, flute, and Joseph Fuchs, violin. Pommiers Fleuris 1 : Ganne Romanza Andaluza . . ..... Sarasate Celtic Suite Foulds Preamble, from Salon Suite ... . . ......... Curzon ' v Flute Solo:. The Flute Player ...... ... ....'......... Curzon Violin Solo: The Violin Is a Lady Curzon ! Valse de Concert ... . Glazounov ' Voice of the Bells Luigini 8:30 on NBC Harvest of Stars, with tenor James Melton; chorus and orchestra directed by Frank Black; Dorothy .Warenskjold, soprano, guest. It's a Most Unusual Day i... .. McHugh Melton and Chorus 1 Musetta's Waltz from "La Boheme" . . J Puccini " . . , Warenskjold . Overture to "The -Marriage of Figaro" Mozart .. ' - v. ' i Orchestra Elegie Massenet ' ' ' . . Melton - ,Deep in My Heart ..."IX;. ........... Romberg ,Melton and Warenskjold . Hawaiian Medley' j.................. , .. Arr. Melton and Chorus f 6:30 on NBC American Album of Familiar Music, with Thomas L. Thomas, baritone; Felix Knight, tenor; Margaret Paum, soprano; Jean Dickenson coloratura soprano; Bertrand Hirsch, violinist; Arden and ArHon r)iin-nianistc Riirlrintfhnm Phnir and Hrfhpstra Oiistmre Hapn. schen, conductor. 8:30 NBC-r-Standard Hour, with Pauline Carter, pianist, making her thirteenth appearance on the program, and the Standard Symphony I . A V 4 . 1 1 a. J tIT' 11 T1 . m ! x - ... 'II orcnestra oi ixs Angeies cureciea Dy w aner cruno. miss warier wm present Weber's well-known "Concertstuck," which is perhaps best described as a piano concerto in miniature. Orchestral numbers will include: Der Freischutz: Overture .. .Three German. Dances Forest Murmurs The Damnation of. Faust:Suite Minuet of the Wil-o-the-Wisps Dance of the Sylphs - Rakoczy March . ' On Monday well hear: 6:30 NBC "Theoice of Firestone" with orchestra directed by Howard Barlow; Thomas L. Thomas; baritone, guest. Anvil Chorus from "II Trovatore" , Verdi -:. .. Orchestra ' ''-7' " lah Lindy ,Lou .........:...... Strickland . ; Thomas March from "Love for Three Oranges" .. ,.... Prokofieff ; Orchestra You'll Never. Walk Alone Rodgers " Thomas and Chorus , . Serehade I. Schubelt Thomas , " Finlandia Sibelius .' "Orchestra Whiffenpoof Song Minnigerode-Pomeroy-Galloway Thomas and Chorus -. Song of the Vagabonds from "The Vagabond Kmg'V Friml Thomas and Chorus , 6:00 onNBC Spring Concerts with orchestra conducted by Milton Katims; four guest pianists: Rosalyn Tureck, Eugene" List, William Kapeil and Joseph Battista, Ben Grauer, narrator.- ( Overture to "The Marriage of Figaro" .. Spring's Awakening ........ Concerto in A Minor for Four Pianos . Battista, Kapell, List and Tureck Entr Act No 2 from "Rosamunde" .. Peter and the. Wolf :j..i . -v. Ben Grauer, ' French Military March 2 :00 on NBC The Railroad Hour; starring baritone Gordon MacRae, with Carmen Dragon's orchestra and the Norman Luboff chorus; so pranos Lucille Norman and Dorothy Kirsteft, guests In Princess Pat, by Victor Herbert ' :30 on NBC The Telephone -Hour, with Donald Voorhees and the Bell Symphonic Orchestra and Chorus; Elena Nikolaidi, contralto, guest. . ' ' Orchestra - ' Divinitet du Styx from 'Alceste" . .. , - - . .Nikolaidi Caprice Viennois .. 1 ..... - Orchestra It Was a Lover and His Lass ....,, - Nikolaidi On the Trail from "Grand Canyon Suite" - . - ' . Orchestra Der Erlkonig : '....v . r ' Nikolaidi Pythian Sisters Have Convention ' HUBBARD The 43rd annual convention of District No. 1 Pyth ian Sisters will be held in Hubbard at the Pythian hall, Saturday. Ar-v Ion Temple will be hosts. Registra tion will begin at 9 a.m. aria the meeting will be called at 10 by district deputy grand chief, Mrs. Marie Covey. The local temple will be hosts for a buffet luncheon in the hall at noon. The afternoon session will Include the ritualistic work. - ' Thalia Rebek'ah Lodge will serve a banquet in Legion hall at 6 'clock. 1 The evening session, open to the public, wUl include competi? tion in staff work and stunts. Pages for the convention are Mrs. Opal Berkey, and Mrs. Hazel Friend; Mrs. Ann Stauffer is in charge of programs and badges; Mrs. Georgia Baldwin in charge f decorations and Mrs. Margaret Cochran in charge of courtesy girls. . "Temples in the district include' tt. Helens; Portland, Oregon City, Aurora and Hubbard. fAY SPENCER IS TOPS. My Ugly twig Are Gcr.l My . Pestvr Is GrcKtfully IrH Cvorcnleed net te Mrs. MeWin Snhh v., . - ; 41t Hawtherm. , . . . Phone 3-5871 CFENCER SUPPORTS I 1 'if .. Weber , . Mozart Wagner : Berlioz ..J. Mozart .L. Mozart Bach i . Schubert Prokofiev Narrator . ' Saint-Saens Liadoff .............. Gluck Kreisler Morley .. Grofe Schubert Mrs. WHUam McGIlchrist, jr. will preside at a one o'clock lun cheon on Monday afternoon at her North Summer street home for the pleasure of members of the Travel Study club. Mrs. Richard Slater will give the book review. This will be the last meeting of the season for the group. Mrs. Clarence Byrd will enter tain. the Modern Drama class at her North Hth street home on Tuesday afternoon at a one o'clock" luncheon. -The Minerva club ef 8AE wil hold Its regular meeting Monday night at the chapter house on the Willamette university campus, at 0 o clock. At Leadinc the grand march at the Queen's ball sponsored by Bethels 35 and 43 of. Job's Daughters on 'May 12 at Crystal Gardens are Jim Todd, Ann Gibbens, Edna Mae Manning and Jack Nelson. The crowned during the evening. ball. . - Maurice Brennen, who1 will direct the Willamette university concert band in a program this afternoon at the new Parrish junior high school auditorium. Concert Band Program Today The Willamette university eon- cert band will be presented in a recital in the newly built Parrish junior high school auditorium at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Sponsored by the College 'of Music and Associated students of Willamette university, the "music will . be under the direction 01 Maurice Brennen. Mr. Brennen arranged the first Wagner number, and the Debussy and Stravinsky numbers for the band, and Don McMaster was ar ranger for the Ravel number in which he will be soloist. . The program is free, and the public is invited. The numbers to be played are: Roman Carnival Overture Behlioz fugue IV (Well-tempered Clavier).... Piiece en forme de Habanera Ravel Don McMaster. clarinet toleiat London Suite .. . Coatei Covent Garden Westminster (Meditation) In Town Tonight (Knightsbrlde March Prelude to First Act, 1 Prelude to Third Act Lohengrin s . Wagner Outdoor Overture I Copland La fille aux cheveux de lin Drbussy Street Corner Sketches . McKay A Window Shopper Whistling Newsboy Daydream , Berceuse and Finale (Firebird) - ..... Stavinsky District Meeting For Guilds Wesleyan Service Guilds of the Salem- district Methodist church es will- hold a district meeting on Sunday, May 28, at the First Methodist church. Sessions will be held in the afternoon and eve ning in the fellowship room. - Guild members will attend from Bend, Albany, Corvallis, LeDanon ana neignoonng comma nities. Mrs. I. E. Faber, Central Point, conference secretary, will be the guest speaker. 1 K A: 'I 4 P : r , " --! - " y : - - 'i ' " - - ... ": r- ...... , -: -:-: .- i - - , t r ' - two girls, honored erueens of their respective bethels, were Several hundred couples attended the first annual queen's Anliker-Webster Vows Are Read At a simple service at Johnson Memorial Seventh Day - Adventist church at 3 o'clock on May 14 Mrs. Alta Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Reed, became the bride of Ben Anliker of Gas ton. Elder A. J. Gordon performed the ceremony before a setting of lavender and white lilacs, tulips and rhododendrons. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wagner sang, accompanied by Mrs. Arch . Schaf fner. The bride . wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and carried a white Bible topped with an orchid. Mrs. Mary Wilcoxen was the bride's only attendant and a sister of the bridegroom. Edwin Anliker was his brother's best man. A reception was held at the home of Mrs. W. Lee Hutchins on Hazel avenue. Mrs. Gordon Rass mussen was a charge of the recep- 4ion. Mrs. Frank Nelson, Portland, aunt of the bride, cut the cake. As sisting were Mis Ruth Hutchins,. Miss Fern Anliker, Miss May An liker, Miss Lois Wilcozen. nieces of thei groom, Miss Violet Webster and Miss Genevieve Webster, dau ghters of the bride. Mrs. A. R. Tar tar was in charge of the gifts and Mrs. M. Campbell passed theguest DOOK. Marilyn Power Gives Recital Marilyn Power, daughter of Dr. and, Mrs. Kenneth Power, will be presented by her teacher, Lena, Belle Tartar in vocal recital Mon day night at Roberts Studio. Miss Power, a mezzo soprano, will be assisted by Elinor Sikorra, a violin pupil of John Wallace Graham, and will be accompanied by Dorothy Pederson. Ushers are to be Jack Nelson andiGaylord Weeks. A senir at Salem high school, Marilyn Power has been editor of the Clarion for the past year and served a term as worthy advisor of Chadwick chapter, Order of the Rainbow for Girls. I She has Premiere.. the new fashion . for braided felt. Expressed here) in snowfall white.. with accents of bright grosgrain. From our advanct Core exclusives. 1295t.l795 M U'ZJ been a member of the high school Choir and the senior sextete, Cres cendo club, Girls' Letter club. Kigettes and Tri-Yi A reception will be given by Dr. and Mrs. Power following the re cital. Mrs. Leah Hoeue will pour and Edna Marie Hill, Pebble De Sart and Pat Elfstrom will assist. William Fawk to Present Students William Fawk will present a group of piano students in the first of a series of three recitals in the First Evangelical United Brethren church Monday night at 8 o'clock. The public is Invited to attend. The following students i will play: Helen Woodrpffe, Leland Edwards, Norman Dwyer, Doro thy Funck, Phillip Schiller, I Gail Steingrube, Justin Woyke, Lida Rowe, Jimmy Seitz, r Elsie' Neu man, Kent Lammers, 'Lucille Wonderly. George Baker. Elsie Steingrube, Bobby Osterman, Ju dy Seely, Gary Cole, Patricia; Gil more, Barbara Boniface, Ethelyn DeLapp, Bill Cole, Alene Dalke, Marcena Fowler, Joyce Martin, Esther Stonebrook and Nola Zo- bel. : Members ef chapter BQ, PEO will be entertained Monday night at the home of Mrs. J. M. Glass, 290 Manbrin Drive, at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Glenn Weaver will be the assisting hostess. Mrs. Grace M. Wilson is in charge of the pro gram and the subject will be "An tiques." 1 223 Phone 3-8093 2nd Floor Employees o ; Give Concert Two Days One of s the ; important musical events of the coming week will be the program sponsored by the Oregon State Employes association at Salem high school .Friday 'and Saturday nights. The program is set for. 8:30 o'clock.- Tickets Will be on sale, at I Wills,, and at the door the evening of the concerts. y The newly organized! State Em ployes " chorus t, of approximately 60' voices .will be featured. Ronald Craven ' is director .and . Mrs. Qraveri l, accompanist. t Besides choral, groups, there wul be vocal solos by Theodora, Hum iston; Victor; Wolfe, Edith Fair- ham Gunnar i and Ronald Craven. Mrs, Craven and Ruth Bedford will play a piano duo and; Don Werden wiH play the organ. .Program numbers range from Rachmaninoffs -; Creation . Hymn and On the Road to Mandalay by Speaks to be Sung by the chorus, to grand opera and light ' opera. The program has been arranged for its; popular appeal. ' Dabblers Have New Officers Mrs." Gladys Christensen will be hostess to the Dabblers club Thursday, May 25, at 7:30 at 195 South. 23rd street. The project will be copper picture making. -f New officers have been elect ed as follows: Terry Bafley, pre sident; Mrs. I Helen Estep, secre tary:. Mrs. Millie Tripp, treasur er; Mrs.. Dorothy Sloan and Miss Eunice Sanders, program com mittee; Mrs.! Owen Searcy, pub licity: Mi's. Jean Morris and Mrs. Roberta Syverson, year book. Tell Dad He's A Wonderful Guy! Father wants to be remembered on his day) Sunday, June 18. And whether1 he's a "grand old man" or a "regular guy," there's a Hallmark Card that says just what you want to say, the way you want to say it! Select yours from the many, many designs cow at . . . Edicard Williams "The Home of Hallmark Cards" 330 Court St. $coo $150 fP Do wn Per Week NEW RoyaT-Garona . Remington - Underwood , Portables Priced as low as any chain or mail order " house. Kay Typewriier Co. North High Scdem ", ' j 4 i The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, -Mrs. Donglas McKay will enter tain with her last weekly at home of the season on Tuesday- after noon at' her Jerris "avenue . resid ence. All townspeople and visitors are welcome to call during i the afternoon. Mrs. McKay will re sume her at homes in the fall. V Will Leave for j II V vllllwll League of J Women Voters have slated a meeting for Wednesday nignt in tne fireplace room of the Salem r publie library at 8 o'clock. Husbands and friends are invited to attend, z .1' .- ' - - - - . William Van Meter, adminis trator ct - fair employment prac tices act, wm be the guest speak er. He will inform the group how the act has progressed during its lirst year to; Oregon. " - Two! of the i league members. Mr. : Arthur Bone, the president. ana Mrs. Nora . Thompson, are leaving Sunday on the Shasta Daylight for Klamath Falls, where they will attend the state con vention on Monday and Tuesday The Salem i women will join the Portland delegation on the trip south The American War Mothers will entertain the Gold Star, Mothers at their social meeting on Tuesday Maude Tallman, 2320 Stale street at 2 o clock, ANM f SUTTON ichooses an ever - fresh - looking "..(-. "t i bayadere .striped Bem , - berg print and tailors it ' In a costly manner with cap sleevss and convert ible collar. Colors: Blue, Lilac, . Rosa and Gold. Sizes 12-20. I $14.95 Mi A young-spirited ANN SUt TON favorite in assorted Tissue Gingham Plaids with wide spread rolled foliar and carefree cajx sleeves. Sizes 10-18. $12.95 Sunday, Mary 21, 1S5Q 9 Federated Clubs '; Final . Concert ' , ; Culminating an active year, the Salem Federated Music clubs Will give their final concert of the sea son on Tuesday, night at the Wil lamette university Music hall at 7:45 o clock. ' - - : Mrs. Dalbert Jeosen. chairman.. has arranged the program. All parents and friends of students and the interested public are in vited to attend. . Participating are Judson Reed. Robert McNeill, Bob Wulf, Linda Davis, Sharon Muller, "Nancy Sue Payne, Nancy Owen, Joyce Stett- ler. Shirley. Doerfler: Nadeen TayjRf Gerald " Martin f Ernest Ediier, Patricia Fagg, Celia . Wea- vcr, Lou Ann Wolf and Geraldine Kiser. . : . . 1 Counsellors, whose students are taking part- in the program, are Mrs. Zena Thomas. Victor Palma- son. Miss Ruth Bedford, Mrs. Har-. vey , Gibbens, Frederick Wilson, Mrs;. Victor Palmason, Miss Alice Arnold, Mrs. Fred Rawlins,' Charles O. Hargrave, Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickelson, Miss Elma Wel ler; Mrs. Ruth Robinson, - Mrs. Dalbert Jepsen, Mrs. Fern Cra ven,, Mrs. Jean Hobs on wRich and Sacred Heart academy. ; .; Mrs. ; Fred Lasater of Walla Walla will arrive in Salem Mon day f6r a few days visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Coburn Grabenhorst. : ML 'X c -Jit. :,'J til At,' r- . : L I i j
