Q The Statman. Salem, Oregon. Sanday, LSarA 11, 1S51
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond AUsa (Darcy TsSeOlo) who
were married on March 3 at the First OjngraqKitlonal church.
The brido is the daughter of Mr. and Mr. John TeSelle erf
Long Beach, Calif, and the groom ia the son of the Robert
Aliens of Salem. (Linna'e photo). . f
Mrs. Kihs New
President
JEFFERSON Mrs. George
Kihs was named president-at the
Wednesday meeting of the Wom
an's Society of World Service of
the Evangelical United Brethren
church at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter Campbell. Other officers are
Mrs. Albert Meyres, vice presi
dent; Mrs. John Kihs, secretary;
fclrs. James Hague, treasurer;
Helen Kihs, mission band; Geneva
Herers, Little Heralds; Helen
Zimmerman, Youth Fellowship.
Other officers, will be appointed
before the April 11 meeting at
the Gerald Stowe horn in Al
bany. Four boxes have been packed
for overseas aiJ. Rev. Carl-Reid
buhrkoop led tha devotions and
Helen Zimmermaa presented the
lessen, "We Study Our Comnaun
Mrs. Zell Guest
Of Hubbard Club
HUBBARD Mrs. H. M. Zell of
Wfcco, president of tha Oregon
Federation of Women's clubs, was
u-rt at the Hubbard Woman's
club Wedneaday afternoon meet
ing at the borne of Mrs. A- T.
deLespinasse.
Feature of the afternoon was a
talir on ceramics by Mrs. Nellie
Moore of Aurara, ma agates by
Mrs. C L. Welch, and on hobbies
by Mrs. Ora Morris. . .
Mrs. Harold Elmers of Aurora
was also -a guest. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Richard
Pence, Mrs. E- C. Boyd, Mrs. Levi
Miller,. Mrs. P. J. Hunt, Mrs. Fred
Schneider and Mrs. Tom Stewart.
St. Mark Guild to Meet
St. Mark Lutheran Guild will
meet for a one o'clock luncheon
at the. church, en Wednesday.
Mrs. Mark. Getxeadaner will lead
the devotions.- The program will
feature Japan and will be pre
sented by a Croup of guild wom
en. Mrs. Albert Torgerson heads
the luncheon committee and as
sisting are Mrs. M. B. Rudd, Mrs.
Paul Reinsche, Mrs. Ray Poff,
Mrs. C. J-Hagen. Mrs. Geneva
Isaacson, Mrs. Karen Johnson,
Mrs. A. C Meyer, Mrs. Laura
Johnson, Mrs. -Rex Onmart, Mrs.
Karen Barnes, Mrs. Ralph Barnes,
Mrs. Stanley Akerseo,- Mrs. A.
R. Brown, Mrs. William Brietzke
and Mrs. Lloyd Reinwsld.
St. Cecilia OeJM ! St Pul'i
Episcopal chirrcn will meet Tues
day night at the home of Mrs.
Louis . -Ehrlicn m Turner at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Ray Rogers is presi
dent and thsse wishing trans
portation are asked to call Mrs.
Rogers.
Woman's Auxiliary mt St. Paul's
Episcopal church will meet Fri
day afternoon at 1:30 in tha par
ish bouse. Tea will bo served af
ter the business session. Mrs. A.
C. F. Perry is president.
Delta Gamma mothers will meet
at the chapter house on Court
street Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Mrs. Leslie Sparks
presiding. Mrs. C S. Nelson and
Mrs. W. D. Gardner will be hos
tesses, for the social hour.
Salem Ceeweg ef Waaaea's Or
ganizations will -meet Thursday at
2 p.m. at Salem public library. Lt.
CoL Mark Hillary win speak on
the civilian's role in civil defense.
Fcr Cczl
Tans. Stakes, Mckape
De Year Own Haaling.
Save Vi
rackizg Pad aad tland
Trecka Famished. .
Ccnlrcl 0-Brivo
TrnsI: Serviro
Cor Ferry and Liberty
. - Thoom 2-SCC2 '
Faculty Club at Gregg'
The March meeting of the Wil
lamette University Faculty Wom
en's club will be held at the
Hansen avenue home of Mrs.
Robert D. Gregg on Thursday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock; Co-chairmen
for the affair are Mrs. Ralph
Dobbs and : Mrs. Charles A.
Paeth. Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Edwin Butler. Mrs. Charles
Derthick, Mrs. Willis Gates, Mrs.
Carl Hall, Mrs. Jesse Jones, Mrs.
W. E. Kirk. Miss Lots Latimer,
Mrs. Daniel H. Schulze and Mlas
Martha Springer. T
Couple to Live
In Woodburn
HUBBARD - Blisjj Dorii Sch-
miedel of McMinnvflla and Id-
ward LawTttnce Schoor, son of Dr.
acrxS Mrs. Edhnrard Schoor, Hab
bard, were married Sunday, XvTarcln.
4. in the First Baptist church. Mo
Minnville, Rev, D, Lester Heidi.
retired Baptist minister, Wood-
burn, performed the ceremony.
Carl E. Schenandar and aCise
Mildred. Schoor, sister of that
groom, wera the attendants.
A reception followed tht wed
ding In the church parlors. Tha
newly married couple will be at
home in Wood burn.
Mr. Yeary to Speak
' Wasleyan Service guild of Jason
Lee Methodiat church will meet
Monday, March 12, at S p.m. in
the Kirby room of ; tha church.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Har
mon Yeary of Marion county
health department. Worship lead
er win be Mrs. Paul-Sllke, and
hostesses will be Mrs. Richard
BeU, -Mrs. Archie Brtwster and
Mrs. Marie Putnam.
Play
Dobbs to ; f
Piano! ?
On Monday
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Ralph Dobbs, distinguished pian
ist and head of the piano depart
ment ; at Willamette university,
will be presented in his first con
cert ot the year Monday, March
12, in Waller hall auditorium at
8:1$ am. - - r ,' -
Dobbs' musical education com
menced when he was only . four
years old, under the guidance of
bis father. His pianlstic progress
continued under his .parent's tute
lage until he began study with Al
exander Raab with whom he
worked exclusively. ft
Dobbs" work came to the at
tention of pianist-composer Percy
Grainger who selected him to ap
pear as soloist in the Hollywood
Bowl "Symphonies Under the
Stars." f
: In 1931 Me, Dobbs wis honor
ed as winner of the ; Frederick
Stock; award which, gave him the
opportunity to appear!: aa soloist
with the Chicago Symphony .or
chestra. Eugene- Stinaon, music
critic of the Chicago Daily News,
wrote, "Planistically he is the most
dynamie end capable young artist
Chicago hae produced."
Since bis appointment at Wil
lamette College of Music in IMS,
Dobbs has played numerous con
certs throughout the northwest.
His program fop- Monday even
ing: Includes."
ESfiaV
Minor
aod Fitfua
tiranscriDea from
tcarletU
r Baoh
organ by
Bonata. Op. f. r Minor.. Brahma
Allecro maestoso
Andante
Scherso Allefre eaerfjco
intermezzo
rin le AnesTo moderat
-ABecro
ruheta -
-Ctiooin
Debussy
After work (from "Three Hymns
ia Praise of Tetr... , Madia
rtoetouroe C ahara Mfceoe
(nosuiunu)
Xstampes
Fazodes
Evening in Grenade -Gardens
in the Rale
Tarantella (from "Venecia
NapoU") Lisst
Mrs. Buckout
Is' Honored ;
Mrs. Ryan Buckout of Indepen
dence was honored at a shower
Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Wendell Gilbert with Miss
Mollie Heinert the assisting hostess.
A late supper was served follow
ing an Informal evening.
Honoring. Mrs. Buckout were
Mrs. John Heinert, Mrs. Ralph
Wolfe, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs.
Joseph Howard, Mrs. Letiard Flack,
Mrs. Carl Meyers, Mrs. Roland
Kleen, Mrs. Hnrani Halfman. aCre.
I, rvirs. AxMSmv Mess:
Lloyd Threludl and. the
Gifts Sent to Brldo
ROBERTS A. weddlna:
for Mrs Harold Swlnfprd (Dolores
Castor) was Riven Sunday afttr-
nooo, March 4, by Mrs. A. H. Klaan
and Miss Darimi TTleiai at their
home. As Mrs. Swlnford Is Il-rlns
at Ventura, California,; where her
husband it ttationtd with tht
navy, the gifts were wrapped by
tne guests and sent to ICra. S win
ford. Mrs. SwinXord wee formerly
employed by the telephone com
pany her in Salem and has bean
transferred by that oompany to
the Ventura office.
Quests attending iwere Mea
dsanej a. IL Boetwright, O. L.
Boetwrlght, John St. . Clair, W.
Haney, W. T. Mulliaan, . D.
Origgs, A. Q. Castor, Lyls Castor
the hostei
Uutlc for Today
'Tolrouclilra" to Bo Played by N. Y. !
Philharmonic Today; I. Stern Playsi
By Ifaxuse Bnrea
Editor
At least two composltlone recently' played by the Portland
Symphony in Salem concerts will be included among the best mu
sic offered on the radio this week, v -
Dimitri llitrnpouloe will direct the New York Philharmonic
Symphony in the Stravinsky 'Petrouchka" for the first time in
its entirety on the air end Alfred Wallenstein will direct the Los
Anreles srmnhonY orchestra in Benjamin Britten's Young Per
son's Guide to the orchestra. William C. Hartshorn will be nar-
rator for the latter number. : ; r: .
Isaac Stern is listed as soloist this morning with the Newi
''T-ff-i II run in r rj I n- j mi mv m.otmiw. v. rwiiyi. -
Loa Angeles. . J ' . -f
- Today's programs - are: "' "
10 a. m. on CBS New York Philharnionlc-Symphony,: Dimitri
Mitropoulos, conductor. Isaac Stern, violin soloist.
Suite from "Idomeneo .,,,. : Mozart !
Violin. Concerto in A minor . . -Dvorak :
Ballet Music from "Petrouchka- ; Stravinsky ;
11:30 on CBS The Symphonette conducted by Mishel Pi astro,
featuring- The Concert Masters sextet. 1
"Peter SchmoU" Overture von Weber ;
The Dream Song" from "Manon" , Massenet , ,
Danse , . Debussy i
Poeme :. ; ..iblch i
Sextet: "Faust Fantasy" ; ; Wieniawskl i.
Finale from "Hunt" Symphony ; . 4Iaydn ; 'i I
Walts from Suite No. 1
JSomerville
J:S0 on NBC Standard Hour Alfred Wallenstein directing the f
Los Angeles Symphony concert, with Isaac Stern, violinist as so- ,
Joist. . i
Sinfonia In B Flat Major I JJ. C Bach j : ji
Fourth Symphony; 4th Movement ;, Sibelius - -
Rhapsody No 1 . i : Bartok ;
(Isaac Stern, violinist) r i
Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra Benjamin Britten ;
(William C Hartshorn, narrator)
Monday'a programs are: The Voice of Firestone, with or-
ohesura and chorus directed by Howard Barlow; Jerome Htnes, ;
bass, guest.
The Irish Have A Great Day Tonight (THeerO Herbert i
Chorus and Orchestra '
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling ;,, - Ball ,
Hines .
Mexican Hat Dance ; Traditional
Orchestra
The Way You Look Tonight
..TSern
Hines and Chorus
La Calunnla ("Barber of Seville")
Hines
Roumanian Rhapsody
-Rossini
JCnesco
Marine's Hymn
Orchestra
Hines and Chorus
-PhilUps
7:00 on NBC Boston Pops Orchestra directed by Arthur Fiedler.
Donna Diana Overture , ; .. Reznicek t
Clair De Luna , . , Debussy i
Finland ia ' fUrlin-
Sleigh Ride Anderson
The Girl I Left Behind Me
(from "Irish Suite")
Arr. Anderson
8 30 on NBC The Railroad Hour starring baritone Gordon Mae
Rae; with Carmen Dragon'a orchestra and the Norman Luboff
chorus singing "Rosalinda" by Strauss.
9:00 on NBC The Telephone Hour with Donald Voorhees and the
Bell Symphony orchestra; Jusst Bjoerling, tenor, guest. "
Medley ot Irish Folk Tunes ; -Arr.
Orchestra
Vest! La Giubba ("I PagUacci") .
Bjoerling
Irish Washerwoman
JLeoncavallo
Tht Rost of Tralet
Orchestra
.Traditional
Olovtr
Bjoerling
Celeste Aida ("Alda"
Bloerlina:
Saturday, March 11 marti to tot of flu rc:W Metropou-
tan matinee broadcasts over KEX. Bida Sayao will S-nJt the role
of Ml ml In Xuccini'a "Z-a Bohm". besinninal at 11 aw zn with
Giuscppl Im SUfano aut Rodolpho; IJU Hunt as Musette; fllu--i.ii.il
Valdengo as Mercello end Cesar Step, as Coillne,
. Swede llrs. Leels Nei
and Mrs. Otis Dawes were hostees
for a luncheon meeting: of SweglS
Womana club at the formers home
on north 38th st. Tuesday. For the
business meeting with Mrs. Clif
ford Yost presiding; plans were
made for an all day sewing at the
E. E. Brandt home on Tus
March 13, and a no-host family
supper at the Mayflower hall ia
ApriL .
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J. L. Stewart will show movies
and give a talk om new feature
In medicine and
Mrs. K. A.Brewm sad Mrs, Oa
oar I. Paulson will be hostesses
to members of Chapter BC, PSO
on Tuesday afternoon at a 1:S0
dessert luncheon at the Brown's
new home on North 24th street.
The oocasion will celebrate the
chapter's birthday.
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