KIuslc for tfdSay Joseph Szigcti Plays Violin With New York Philharmonic, CBS Today Ml- " ' Br MAXDOE BTJKEX Joseph Szieeti, listed on the Willamette University series for this season, will be guest on the CBS network this morning as M guest violinist with the New York Philharmonic -Symphony. Mrs. Edward MacDowell, 95rear-ld widow of the great composer' ' NBC concert soloists this weekend will be Mimi Ben7H. i t -DuHt Mirhnir. and Bidtt Sayao. Today's urograms are: 11 ul on UiX ine oym- phonette," conducted tj Mishel Piastre. Froeram to be an nounced. 1130 aun. on CBS New York Philharmonic Symphony, Di mitri Mitropouloc, conductor. Joseph Szigeti. Tiolin soloist Mrs. Edward MacDoweu, inter mission nit ' j ' ' r I fantasia and lufue m G minor Dimttrt Mitropouloc) Baea Symphony No. S. W major. Optw S3 Violin Concerto .. Martin 830 on NBC On The Stand ard Hour, Dr. Stanley Chappie will direct the Seattle Symphony Orchestra in a program, with Soprano Mimi Benzell as soloist. Xuryantbe: overture Weber Madame Butterfly: one fine Day Chapel Scene Of Nuptials Satu rday The chapel of St. Paul's Episco- na.i Church was the setting for a KimDle. but impressive wedding ceremony Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock when Mrs. Amelia Jes- sup, Portland, daughter of Mrs. Ram W. Babcock. became the bride of Paul JaaueL Silverton. The Rev. George H. Swift offi ciated at the nuptials and the bride's son. William Jessup, was the acolyte. Mrs. William 7. Krenz, Silverton, was the soloist and Mrs. Arthur Dahl, also of Sil verton. was the accompanist. i Vera Shay gave his sister-in-law in marriage. For her wedding she chose a grey taffeta afternoon dress fashioned with tucked skirt and winter white beaded hat. She wore long, white gloves and her flowers were white orchids. ; The couple was unattended. Ro ! bert Darrah, Silverton, longtime i friend of the couple, was the I usher. ' i : i A reception for the immediate family followed the ceremony at 1 the home of the bride's mother on State Street Mrs. Vern Shay cut - the cake and Mrs. Louis Schacht i poured. Assisting were the groom's two daughters, Mrs. Robert, Lier man, Silverton and Mrs. Fred Bal- ' zer, Dallas, and his daughter-in ! law, Mrs. Donald Jaquet, Silver : ton. After an 'extended honeymoon trip to California and other points in the South the couple will be at home on the groom's farm in the Waldo Hills district lo nan LHanty liail Spinsters will be entertained i Monday night at the Harland G. i Brock's Morningside h o m e on I Bluff Avenue with Mrs. Ernest Miller, Mrs. John Slanchik and l Miss Antoinette Kuzmanich as K hostesses. Mrs. John Maulding will preside at the 8 o'clock business i; session at which plans will be j made for the g r o u p's annual Christmas Charity Ball on Dec. 20 v at the Marion Hotel. Mrs. E. EL Kennedy will open ;! her Morningside home to mem ; bers of St. Anne's Guild of St i; Paul's Episcopal Church Monday i: afternoon at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Rob : erts Sears is chairman of the hos 5 tess committee, assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Power. Mrs. Robert i i Fischer ,Jr. and Mrs. William H. curgnardt. J - - . To Square Danco On Monday The Capltal-O Square Dandnx Club will dance Monday tuxht at the Catholic Center the mime of the Wagon Wheelers orchestra. John Larwood will introduce the Whirlpool Square Dance.' Ray mond Beard, president rtH con duct a short business session dur ing intermission. To receive special recornition during the evening are Mrs. XL Senz, Arnold Coffel and Dr. Spen cer Ketchum, Woodburn. The re freshment committee Includes Mr. Homecoming Dinner The annual homecoming dinner of Chadwtck Chapter, OES, will be an event of Tuesday night at eM vam wasocjc lenpit ai Siio p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Mrrn Peerce are chairmen of the dinner. Members are asked to bring salads or cov ered dishes and the chapter will furnish the rolls and dessert A business meeting will fnUow at p. m. rut Eclata. Ore- gca&rr. Koveasle 1L I and Mrs. P. W. Cooper, chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dencb, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cine. Ana Markx and her company of Spanish dancers, who are scheduled for a pjoqium at the Salem High School An ditorium on Monday night This Is the second in the Wil lamette 111117673117' Distinguished Artist series, and tickets for the remainder of the series, and for tingle admissions will be on sale at the door Monday night -Puccini Dellus Miss Benzell of Summer PohioU's Daughter Tbe Barber of Seville: Una . Voce Poco raJtoasinl Miss Benzell La Boheme: Muaett's Waltz Sonf Puccini Mias Benzell The Planets: Jupiter Monday programs are: . . The Voice of Firestone How ard Barlow conducting the Fire stone Symphony Orchestra. Lauritz Melchior, tenor, will be guest star. . - root ball Song Medley Chorus and Orchestra Serenade, from "The Student Prince" -Romberg Melchior and Chorus Maleguena - Orchestra Prize Song, from -"Die Melstertinger? Wrner -,. Melchior Morning , Speaks Melchior Wedding March, from ! -Midsummer nignt a uream Mendelssohn The Song Is You ; Kern Melchior and Chorus . 830 on NBC The Railroad Hour Marion Bell guest stars with Gordon MacRae in "On "Your Toes" by Rodgers and Hart Including On Your Toes, Glad to Be Unhappy, It's Got to Be Love, There's a Small Hotel, Quiet Night f 9:00 on NBC The Telephone Hour Donald Voorhees and the Bell Symphony Orchestra. Bidu Sayao, soprano, will be guest soloist i Minute sWalts Chopin J Orchestra Voyoaay. Manon, from "Manon" Massenet Sayao : ixnaonaerry Air Circlo Meetings At Jason Leo j WSCS Circles of the Jason Lee Methodist Church win hold des sert luncheon meetings on Wed nesday. Nov. 19 at 130 p. m. as follows: 1 j January-July with Mrs. Parker Gles, Independence; February-August with Mrs.Ina Thornquist 1370 N. 15th St: March-September meet m Klr- by Room; April-October with Mrs. Joe Klinger, 449 S. Cottage St; May-November, no meeting; June-December meet in fire- place room at church. : ! Mather of Bethel 15. Job's Dau ghters will meet for a 12 o'clock luncheon on Thursday at the Ma sonic Temple. The committee in cludes Mrs. Clyde F. Bancroft Mrs. James A. Brers, Mrs. John Norby, Mrs. Edward Burnside and Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald. Shrine Homecoming Willamette Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold Its regular slated meeting Monday night at the Masonic Temple at t p. m. A covered dish dinner at 830 will precede the meeting. This will be homecoming celebration for charter members, past worthy high priestesses and past watch men ox the shepherds. Mrs. Robert D. 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