The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 20, 1952, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text10 Tha Statesman, Salem, Croacxu Sunday, April 20. 1952 i 1 1 ' ' i 1 ' T i ' " f 1 " 1 1 1 1 1 " 1 Gladys Blue In Recital Monday Miss Gladys Blue, major In theory and piano at the Willam ette University College of Music, will be presented Jn her senior recital, Monday, April 21 at 8:15 in Waller hall. The young pianist is a pupil of Stanley Butler, instructor at the Music School. Miss Blue has held two scholarships while attending Willamette, the Joseph Holman in music and the Mary L. Collins. A graduate of Salem High School she is the daughter of Wil liam M. Blue, Salem. Miss Blue is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music fra ternity, for which she has served as president and vice-president. She is also a member of Alpha Lamda Delta, freshman honorary. Salem music audiences will re member Miss Blue for her many appearances as accompanist at Willamette concerts, including three senior voice recitals. Her program is as follows: AMemande -- Mufiat Vanta&ia No. 1 Trieminn Capriccio W. F. Bach Sonata. Op. 2 Beethoven Andan-e con variazioni Scherro: Allegro molto Marcia Funebre sulla morte d'un Erne; Maestroo andante A A 'Utfrn Nocturne. Op. 104, No. t Barcarolle, Op. 96 VoiH. Mazurka, Op. 24. No. 3 . Mazurka. Op. 33, No. 1 Pre! tide. Op. 45 Wafti In e Minor Faure . .Faure Debussy . Chopin . .Chopin ..Chopin Chopin psi: fU-il' - r v- :. YaM -IfiSv if aTaWaTfaa HS i "T DM if ' 'iiAlMMMMMMMiaM When In Honolulu ... Do as the natives do, says United Air lines Stewardess Phyllis Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester I. Chase, 1450 State Street, Salem. Here Phyllis selects a colorful Chinese dress with the help of Nellie Mor gado (Portugese-Horwrriian lineage). Based in San Francisco, Phyllis makes one round trip a week to Honolulu. FURS For You!! WITHIN YOUR BUDGETI I 5 Skin Kolinsky . . $65. 4 Skin Fitch .... $79. 4 Skin Mink 189. . All Prices Include Tax Squirrel Locke .... $99. Kidskin $147. Muskrat 198. Many Other Scarf, Capes, Jackets and Coats From Which to Choose Sojourners Plan Supper A no-host supper on Friday eve ning. April 25 at :30 o'clock in the Safcam Woman's Club is planned for the Sojourners. Following the supper, cards will b played with high acores in bridge, canasta and pinochle to be awarded. Members wishing to attend and who are not contacted by Thursday may call the chairman, Mrs. Clyde Thorn men. Assisting with the arrange ments are the Mesdames Richard Smith, Loui DeLoretto, Gilbert Groff, Sidney Rising, Henry Tiano and George Bevan. A joint board meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Ath erton in Salem Heights. Co-hostesses for the affair were Mesdames Jack Goetze, Edward Vanderhoof, and Charles Kidwell. After a short business session, chairman of the new board. Mrs. G. G. Denton, ad journed the meeting for dessert and bridge. The tables were dec orated with centerpieres of viola nosegays. The Sojourners regular semi monthly meeting will be held Thursday, April 24, at the Salem Woman's Club. Bridge and can asta will be in piay following the I o'clock luncheon. The chairman for the day is Mrs. Earl Hamp ton. Other committee members who will assist are Mesdames James Halliday, Sewart Killicutt, Loren Lewis, Sam Stewart and Stanley White. Bethel 35. Job's Daughters will meet in regular session Monday night at 7:30 o'clock at Beaver Hall. Miss Hatricia Todd, honored queen, will preside. Reports o Srand session hhi in " - .eburg the past wee4c will be given. Presbyterial To Be Held In Eugene "We Have Found Him . . . Come" is the theme around which the program Is built for the 61st annual meeting of the Willamette Presoyterial Society April 24 - 25 at Eugene according to Mrs. Glen Sanders, Salem, program chair man. All sessions will be held at Central Presbyterian church with Fairmount church as co-hostess. The principal speaker for tne two day meeting will be Miss Dor othy Wagner of San Francisco, secretary for the Board of For eign Missions for the Western area. Miss Wagner was graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with Phi Beta Kappa hon ors and later received her mas ter's degree from the same insti tution. After one year of college teaching in this country she went to China as a missionary under the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian church where she engaged in evangelistic and edu cational work in Huaiyuan Chang sha. Her topics will be, "Wanted People,' "Tragedy and Triumph in Korea," and "China Calling." State Senator Philip S. Hitch cock of Klamath Falls, chairman of social education and action of th. Synod of Oregon, will be the speaker of the evening of April 24 on the subject, "The Challenge to the Church in Social Education and Action." Commemorating the sesquicen-. tennial year of the Board of Na tional Missions of the Presbyter ian Church, Mrs. Harry Van Ors dale of Woodburn will speak on "One Hundred and Fifty Years of National Missions." Mrs. A. B. Cutler of Portland, president of the Oregon Synodi cal Society, will lead a conference on World Service. Attend from TaJs Area Attending from this area will be women from Aurora, Woodburn, Gervais, Mill City, Dallas. Inde pendence and Salem. From Salem will be Mrs. N. J. Lindgren, pres ident of the Missionary Society, Mis Elizabeth Hogg, vice-president. Mrs. Paul Shepard, Mrs. E. A. Collier, Mrs. Paul Pooling, Mrs. W. L. Lantis, Mrs. Walter Pugh, and Mrs. L. M. Ingersoll. Representing the Presbyterial So ciety from Salem will be Mrs. J. C. Singleton, recording secretary, Mrs. Eugene Manack. children's secretary and Mrs. Glen Sanders, vice-president. From Woodburn, Mrs. Harry VanOrsdale, World Service secretary, Mrs. Robert Harper, chairman of nominating committee, from Gervais. Also from Gervais is Mrs. D. E. Durette, Westminster Fellowship Advisor, and from Mill City, Mrs. W. W. Allen, Overseas and National Mis sions sewing. Degree Given to Five Members Ainsworth Chapter, OES, met Wednesday night at the Scottish Rite Temple and receiving the de gree were Mr. and Mra. V. Omer Huff, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Smith and Warren Paul. Mrs. Paul was a courtesy candidate. Announcement was made of a social evening for members and friends on April 30. The refresh ment committee included Mrs. John Versteeg, Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mrs. K. P. Muller, Mrs. A. E. Reaney and Mrs. J. W. Goebel. Golden Wedding Of Interest Many Salem friends will be in terested to learn that - the Rev. and Mra. W. J. Douglas , of Bay City, formerly of Turner and Sa lem, will celebrate their golden' wedding anniversary this after noon at a reception and program at the Bay City Methodist Church. The Rev. Mr. Douglas, former pastor of the Methodist Church at Turner, is now pastor of the Bay City church. The couple's marriage took place in. Nebraska and they have lived in Oregon since 1936. They have four children, Mrs. Stewart Minerof Salem, Mrs. David Fack ler of Yamhill, Millis J. Douglas of Oswego and Charles Douglas of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There are 7 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Planning to attend the celebra tion from Salem will be Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Miner, Mrs. Fred Miner and Mr. and Mrs. Percy UJlman. Student Recital Slated Monday The Salem District of the Ore gon Music Teacher's Association will present a group of intermedi ate and advanced students in re cital on Monday, April 21 at 8:00 p. m. at the Robert's Studio. Tea chers from the Albany district of O. M. T. A. will be guests and a social hour will follow the pro gram. Students appearing will be Joan Klienke, Carol Hoffman, Karen Thomas, Evelyn Hennies. Marilyn Hallisy. John Wood. Carolyn Tay lor, Max Suko, Sharon Tedrick, David Merchant, Kay Ruberg. Carol Stettler, Marilyn Williams, Mary Schrunk, Marion Giese, Pa tricia Collins, Marilyn Lorenz, Vicki Ward, Jean Rampel, Pamela Clayton and Linda Davis. Jean Hobson Rich and Toni DeSart will be accompanists. Teachers presenting students in clude Raymond Carl, Mrs. Zen a Thomas, Charles O. Hacgrave, Jes sie Bush Micketson, Lois Plummer Schmidt, Miss Ruth Bedford, Mrs. David Eason, Mrs. E. Donald Jes sap. Mrs. Berniece East, Mrs. Jack Morrison, Mrs. Ronald Craven. Mrs. Dalbert Jepson, Mrs. Frank BUrlingham, Mrs. Frank Parcher, Prof. T. S. Roberts, Jean Hobson Rich, Mrs. Adeline Bradtl. Miss Muriel Fitts and Mrs. Harvey Gib bens. Arrangements for the musical evening were completed by Mrs. Jack Morrison, Lois Plummer Schmidt, Mrs. Mary Kiely and Mrs. Adeline Bradtl. Salem PEO Council will bald its monthly luncheon meeting on Monday afternoon at the Golden Pheasant at 1:15 o'clock. Reserva tions should be made with Mrs. J. P. Smart. Ronnie Potts to Play Ronnie Potts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potts, will play his original composition, "Patriotic Song", at the Washington Feder ation of Music Clubs convention in Vancouver, Wash, on Tuesday, April 22. Mrs. Mary L. Craig, chairman of Junior Federated Music Clubs in Oregon, has asked the young pianist and two young Portland composers to be on her part of the program. Ronnie is a pupil of Mrs. David Eason. Saeial Club af Ainawarth Chap ter, OES, will meet Thursday at the Masonic Temple for a noon luncheon. The afternoon will be spent making final plans for the rummage sale to be held April 25. 91st Birthday for Mrs. Wilson WEST STAYTON Mr. and Mrs., Harlan Wilson and children attended a recent birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson on her 91st birthday at Kings Valley at the home of her only son, S. C Wilson. Mrs. Wilson came to Oregon in 190' residing at 1526 N. Cottage St. in Salem for many years. She also taught school in tthe Salem area for many years. 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