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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1952)
Music for Today Choir Presents Program, Menuhin Plays, Thomas, Warenskjold Sing By MAXINE BUR EN Statesman Music Editor The Westminster Choir of Princeton, N. J. will be heard in a performance of Brahms "Schicksalslied" (Song of Destiny) and the choir's director. Dr. John Finley Williamson will be interviewed during intermission on the Invitation to Music program. NBC offerings in clude soloists Thomas L. Thomas, Yehudi Menuhin. Barbara Gibson and Raymond Manton, tenor. Today's programs are: 10 ajn.- on CBC "Your In vitation to Music." James Fassett host. Dr. John Finley William son, director of the Westminster choir, guest. Royal Fireworks Music... .Handel (Liverpool, Sir Malcolm Sar gent, conductor). Symphony No. 8 in F major Beethoven (New York Philharmonic Symphony, Bruno Walter, con ductor). Song of Destiny Brahms (New York Philharmonic Symphony, Bruno Walter, con ductor. Westminster Choir, John Finley Williamson, con ductor). Rosenkavalier Suite Strauss (Philadelphia Orchestra, Eu gene Ormandy, conductor). 7:30 on NBC The Standard Hour, featuring Yehudi Menu hin, violinist and Rayond Man ton, tenor with the Standard Symphony of Los Angeles under Carmen Dragon. Marriage of Figaro: Overture.... Mozart Rigoletto: La Donna Mobile .... Verdi Manton White Peacock Griffes Children's Corner Suite: Golliwog's Cakewalk..Debussy Introduction and Rondo Capric- cioso Salnt-Saena Manton Ciribiribin Pestalozza La Marseillaise De Lisle Eong of Norway: Springtide Grieg Manton Disney Motion Picture Music... Paul Smith Medley: Liza, Love Walked In, Foggy Day Gershwin Habanera Ravel Menuhin Perpetual Motion Novacek Menuhin Sleeping Beauty Ballet Tchaikovsky Monday programs are: 4.30 on NBC The Voice of Firestone. The Firestone Sym phony Orchestra conducted by Howard Barlow. Thomas L. Tho mas, baritone, will be the guest star. Up Boys! Hear the Bugle Blow, from "Prince of Pilsen" Luders Orchestra and Chorus Loch Lomond Trad Thomas Jizzicato Polka Strauss Orchestra I Talk to the Trees, from "Paint Your Wagon" Loewe Thomas and Chorus Sea Rapture . Coates Thomas Overture to Phedre .... Massenet Orchestra Song of the Vagabonds, from "Vagabond King" Friml Thomas and Chorus 7:30 on NBC The Rrailroad Hour. Gordon MacRae and Doro thy Warenskjold in a musical version of "The Necklace."' with music from "Symphony in D Minor by Franck (Adapted by Carmen Dragon). 8:00 on NBC The Telephone Hour, with Donald Voorchees conducting the Bell Symphonic Orchestra. Barbara Gibson, col oratura soprano, will be guest soloist. Sabre Dance, from "Gayne" Khachaturian Orchestra Les Filles de Cadix Delibes Gibson Siren's Song, from "Leave It to Jane" Kern Orchestra Vola Farfaletta Chopin-Sandoval Gibson Grandma Grunts Trad Barbara Gibson, Donald Voorhees at the piano Overture to "The Czar's Bride" Rimsky-Korsakov Orchestra Caro Nome, from "Rigoletto".... Verdi Gibson WCTU Picnic Salem Central WCTU will hold their annual picnic next Tuesday, on the Eueene Prescott lawn. 1084 Oak street. Members should bring table service, coffee will be furn ished. Miss Elizabeth Hogg will bring the devotional thought and others will contribute to the pro gram. Mrs. Charles Mills and Mrs. Stephen Fouchek entertained at a coffee this week. The affair hon ored Mrs. Mill's mother and sister, Mrs. C. A. Kuttler and Miss Helen Kuttler, who, with Mr. Kuttler, have been visiting in Salem the past 10 days from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The ruins of Jarmo In Iraq, un covered recently by archaeologists, are remains of a village believed to have thrived between 5,000 and 6,000 B.C. Miss FroehlFch Bride of George Porter The wedding of Miss Dorathea Froehlich and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Froehlich and George Duncan Porter, was solem nized at St. John's Lutheran church at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night. The Rev. H. W. Gross of ficiated. Mrs. William Fischer sang and was accompanied by Mr. Fischer who also played the marches. The church was decorated in pink and white. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin gown with long sleeves and train. The bodice and peplum of lace. The finger-tip length illusion veil was held by a small cap of lace and ornamented seed pearls. The flowers were a crescent-shaped boquet of stephanotis centered with a white orchid. Matron of honor was Mrs. Alli son Klug, wearing a whit mar quisette with a yellow velvet sash and carrying a crescent shaped bouquet of yellow Esther Reed daisies. The bridesmaid, Mrs. Marvin Hageman was dressed like the maid of honor, except the color in dress and flowers was orchid. Both attendants are sisters of the bride. Sandra Klug was flower girl. Best man was Roger Pederson and Henry Froehliah, Warren Klug and Marvin Hageman were ushers. Mrs. Foehlich wore navy blue crepe with white trim and acces sories of blue and white for her daughter's wedding. Her flowers were pink elf roses. The reception was held at May flower hall. Mrs. Warren Klug, sister of the bride, poured and Mrs. Eugene Hamrick cut the cake. Both are sisters of the bride. Mrs. James Moriskey served punch. Miss Joann Keeker, Miss Gladys Koehn, Miss Patricia Kirscher, Miss Joan Schwabbauer, Miss Beverly Matlock, Miss Marge Williams assisted. For going away the bride wore a gray suit with white and laven der accessories and an orchid. The bride has been employed In the office of the Salem high school and Mr. Porter is in charge of adult education with the Salem schools. He is also on the faculty of Salem High school. 'Dou't Cook 'flw... but ... ever notice that the brilliance of the sports shirts of the male of the species In creases in direct ratio to the decrease of the hair upon his head? Do as I say . . . not as I do, is the rule of many public agencies. It will be nice to get those state-owned places on Summer Street cleaned of unsightly weeds, a condition the city would disallow private citizens' property. Random thought ... wonder if the baby- voiced girl who sings about potato chips Is a daughter of Betty Boop. Business enterprise- . . . The camera sup ply shops in the city should build a bridge or tear down a courthouse at least a couple of times a year. It would be a paying business. 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Mrs. Chesse plays the charming French princess in "Henry V" and Mir anda in "The Tempest." Miss Lovberg, runs the gamut of Shakespearean roles from the guileless Hero, in "Much Ado About Nothing," to the hostess, Mistress Quickly, in "Henry V." She also plays Iris in "The Tern pest" and Calpurnia in "Julius Caesar." Like Miss Prosser, both Mrs. Chesse and Miss Lovberg have other duties in the company as well. Both sing in the madrigal group under Hans Lampl, direc tor of the new program of Eliza bethan music at the festival. Miss Lovberg will appear with the Elizabethan folk dancers, Mrs. Chesse and her husband, Dion, will stage a Punch and Judy show as part of the pre-show activity, and both do box office, costume, and stage. The festival opens its 30-day season in Ashland on August 1. 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