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Music Jor Today
Firestone Begins New Series,
Railroad Hour Ends Monday
By MAUNE BUREN
' Statesman Mask Editor
Popular operatic and concert tenor Brian Sullivan will be solo
ist on The Voice of Firestone Monday night as first in the new series
on ABC network.
Children's music "will be the theme of the recorded Invitation
to Music program on CBS today at 10 o'clock. NBC programs will
feature the NBC Concert orchestra today, the final Railroad Hour
operetta "New Moon" with Gor
don MacRae and Lucille Norman,
and the Telephone Hour with Jose
Iturbi on Monday.
10 on. CBS Your ImviUtion to
Music
Symphony No. 103 in
E flat , Hayda
(Royal Philharmonic. Sir Thom
as 4 Beecham. conductor)
Children Symphony on Fa
miliar Tunes McDonald
(Philadelphia Orchestra- Harl
McDonald, conductor)
Punch and the Child Arnell
(Royal Philharmonic. Beecham.
conductor) ,
1 :30 on NBC The NBC Concert
Orchestra conducted by Joseph Llt-
tau.
Jubilee Overture Weber
Nocturne from "Two Ameri
can Sketches" Griselle
Scenes Pittoresque Masenet
Marche
Air de BaUet
Angelus
Fete Bohcmi
Preludium , Jarnefelt
Valse TrUte Sibelius
rtnlandia JSibeUus
Tales from the Vienna
Woods Strauss
Lithuanian .
Dance -Rimsky-Korsakov
Monday :
S:30 ol ABC The Voice of Fire-
atone. with Brian Sullivan, tenor,
fthe orchestra and choir under How-
lard Barlow.
Fiddle .raddle Anderson
Orchestra
Softly as In a Morninf
Sunrise ... ..Rotnberf
Mi Par D'udlr Ancora Bizet
Mr. Sullivan
Poet and Peasant
Overture Von Suppe
OrehestTa
KiUarney Balfe
rm Tailing In Love
With Someone Herbert
Sullivan and Choir
Cant Help Slnfinf Kern
Chorus and Orchestra
Monday:
1.30 n.m. on NBC The Railroad
Hour starring Gordon MacRae. with
soprano Lucille Norman as guest co
star. Carmen Dragon directs the or-
Ichestra. Norman Luboff. the chorus.
(Seaaon's final broadcast).
"New Moon" Romberg
im nn NBC The Telephone Hour
(presenting Jose Iturbi. pianist. Don-
aid voornces conaucu uic vivuw
tra.
Cakcwalk from sjrmpnony
No. 4 McDonald
Sonata In B Minor
(Finale) Chopin
Iturbi
Variations on a Them by
Tchaikovsky Arensky
Concerto in A Flat
(Finale) Mozart
Iturbi and -Orchestra
Vocal Student
Givos Program
; Marian Giese, soprano, will be
presented in recital on Tuesday
night at Bethel Baptist Church, by
Mrs. Frank Burlingharn. The re
cital is set for t o'clock. Miss
Giese is the daughter of Mrs. Elixa
fceth Giese. and employed in the
secretary at, state's o&ce.
Assisting will be Patricia Gay,
piano pupil of Catherine Schnelker,
and Both Gkse, organist The fol
lowing program will be given:
Thanka Be To Thee Handel
AU Ye People Dubois
My Heart Ever Faithful ...Bach
Du Bist die Rue Schubert
Hark. Hark the Lark - Schubert
A Swan Grieg
Solveigs Song Grieg
Fantasia In d minor Mozart
Prelude. Opus 11
No. 9 .Scriabin
Patricia Guy
Un bel dl (One Fine
Day) Puccini
The Poet Sings Watts
Tell Me. O Blue.
Blue Sky .. Giannini
Sing a Song of Sixpence ... Diack
Loves Philosophy Quilter
Newly Formed
Circles Meet
The first meeting of the newly
Iformed circles of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
'Jason Lee Methodist Church will
be held Wednesday, June 23 with
dessert luncheon at 1:30 p. m. A
permanent name for each circle
will be chosen at that time. v
March circle meets with Mrs.
Earnest Barker, 4125 Silverton
Rd., with Mrs. George Parsons
co-hostess. Transportation will be
furnished from the church at 1:15
p. m.
April circle will meet with Mrs.
A. H. Davis, 500 N. 20th St
May circle will meet with Mrs.
Milton Blackman, 2233 Lansing
Ave. Transportation will be fur-
nish.ee from the cnurcn at 1:15
t
m.
The June circle is not meeting.
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12:30 and
Music Faculty
Plans Concert
Most of the members of the
Willamette University College of
Musk Faculty will give a concert
Thursday night. June 24 at 8:15,
in Waller Hall auditorium. The
concert is for the Oregon Music
Teachers Association and the Wfl
lamette University Summer Ses
sion, and is open to the interested
public without charge.
First Divine Hymn, from Har
monia Sacra ... ..-Purcell-Brltten
Two English Folk
Songs ...Arr. Vaughan Willi a ma
Searching for Lambs
The Lawyer
16th-17th Century Carol ..Warlock
Balulalow
Four Hungarian Folk
Songs Kodaly
Far Across the Village Green
Wheel Cart. Barrow
Lovely la the Forest
Woman, Woman
Kentucky Mountain Folk
Song - McFeeters
Hear the Nightingales Sing
Clorinda Topping. Soprano
Stanley Butler. Piano
Willis Gates. Violin
On Wenloek Edge ("A Shrop
shire Lad." Housman)
Vaughan Williams
On Wenloek Edge
From Far. From Eve and
Morning
Is Mv Team Ploughing?
Oh. When I m-as in Love
with You
Bredon Hill
Clun
Melvln H. Geist. Tenor
Willis Gates. Violin
Sally Bolliger. Violin
Victor Palmason, Viola
Bernard Sokolow. Cello
Ralph Dobbs. Piano
Quintet in A Major. Op.
114. iTrout) Schubert
Allegro vivace
Andante
Scherzo: presto
Tema: andantino
Finale: allegro eiusto
Ralph Dobbs. Piano
Willis Gates. Violin
Victor Palmason. Viola
Bernard Sokolow. Cello
Maurice Brennen. Double Bass
Club Officers
Installed
e
The new officers of Welcome
Wagon who were installed Wednes
day at the Y.W.C.A. were: Mrs.
M. O. Buxton, president; Mrs. Wil
liam Haskjns, vice-president; Mrs.
J. C. Randall, secretary; and Mrs.
Robert Winkenwerder. treasurer.
Mrs. Viola Gottfried, the out
going president and Mrs. M. O.
Buxton poured. Mrs. J. D. Seal
was the installing officer. Mrs. W.
J. Peterson made the corsages,
Mrs. Fred Baker decorated the
tables, and Mrs. Robert Wienken-
werder was in charge of the re
freshments. Miss Gertrude Ache
son, director of the Y.W.C.A. con
ducted the group on. a tour through
the new building.
The guests were Mrs. Virginia
McCall, Long Beach, California,
Miss Una Gleason Washington,
D. C, Miss Donna Beuson, Miss
Genevieve Russell and Mrs. Alice
Edkens.
This was the last meeting of the
group until next fall.
Wedding Celebration
NORTH HOWELL The fortieth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Bump was observed
Sunday with a family dinner at
the Bump home when guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clevenger, and
Mrs. Millie Bateson of The Dal
les, Mr. and Mrs. Loris Stevens
and daughter of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. , Leroy Rue and sons of Vic
tor Point, and Mrs. Joe Price.
Bobby Price has gone to Los An
geles to spend the summer vaca
tion with his grandparents.
Club Calendar
MONDAY
Salem PEO Council luncheon.
Golden Pheasant, 1:15 p.m.
White Shrine of Jerusalem. Ma
sonic Temple, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY
Salem BPW dinner meeting. Gold
en Pheasant. 6:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Cherry Court. Order of Amaranth
no-host dinner. Scottish Rite Tem
ple, 6 30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Sojourners, Salem Woman's Club,
1 p.m. dessert bridge.
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24 hr.
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St. Mary's
Setting for
Nuptials
MT. ANGEL Miss Ann Van
Cleef, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Van Cleef of Mt. Angel, be
came the bride of William B. Rob
bins, Jr. at 10 o'clock services in
St. Mary's Catholic church Satur
day morning, June 19. The Rev.
Father Clement Frank officiated
at the nuptial mass. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Robbins of Silverton.
Miss Helen Keber played the organ
and the soloist was Miss Rosalie
Harpole, cousin of the bride.
The bride wore a gown with
long court train and the fitted
bodice was fashioned of Chantifly
lace over satin with sheer yoke
and long lace sleeves. The triple
skirt of lace over nylon tulle and
satin was enhanced both front and
back with an Inverted V panel of
tulle. Her veil of illusion was fin
gertip length and held by a crown
of lace embellished with pearl
flowers. She carried a cascade
bouquet of white orchids and step
hanotis. She carried a white mo
ther-of-pearl rosary which her
brother brought from Lourdes,
France.
Mrs. Glen Baumgartner of Gene
see,' Idaho was matron of honor
for her sister and bridesmaids
were Dolores Davis, sister of the
groom, Rita Schwann, a cousin of
the bride, and Margaret Duramer.
Susan Baumgartner, niece, was
flower girl. They were gowned a
like in pale yellow nylon sheer shot
with flecks of gold and silver and
styled with fitted bodice, cap
sleeves and full skirts, the brides
maids in ballerina length and the
flower girl in ankle length. All
wore matching Juliet caps, yellow
suppers and carried cascade bou
quets of lavender sweet peas.
The mother of the bride chose a
pink linen suit and pink and white
accessories and Mrs. Robbins
wore a suit of duty rose with navy
accessories. Their corsages were
of baby orchids.
Groom's Attendants
John Payseno stood with the
groom and groomsmen were Ro
bert Robbins, a cousin, and Paul
Buchheit and Art Soderberg. Joe
Van Cleef aiyl Gregory Jacques,
brother and cousin of the bride,
were the ushers.
A reception was held in St
Mary's dining halL Cutting the
six-tiered cake were Mrs. LeLand
Morgan, sister of the groom, and
Mrs. Leo Jacques, aunt of the
bride. Mrs. Rose Gruenfelder and
Mrs. Catherine Robbins, aunts of
the bridal pair, poured. Assisting
were Misses Joan Berberet of
Portland, Ruth Kaiser, Betty Es
perjesi, Portland, Mary and Cath
erine Ilg. Dolores Schultz, and
Irma Kaiser.
After a wedding trip to Calif
ornia, the newiyweds will be at
home at 403 McClaine St, Silver
ton. Before leaving the bride
changed to beige suit with beige
ana avocado accessories.
The bride graduated from Mt.
Angel Academy and attended St
Joseph's School of Nursing at Van
couver, Washington. After his
graduation from Mt Angel Prep
school, the groom spent four years
in the air force and is now em
ployed at his father's mill In Sil-
! verton.
Announcement of
Marriage Told
MONMOUTH Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Nelson, Monmouth, are
announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Wanda- Rae, to Conrad
Howard, youngest son of Mr. and
f-Mrs. L. B. Howard, Monmouth.
The ceremony took place Satur
day, June 12 at Monmouth EUB
Church in the presence of imme
diate members of both families.
Reverend William F. Rademaach
er officiated.
Attending the couple were Mrs.
Robert Ward, sister of the bride,
and John 'Morton Howard, the
groom's brother.
.Both young people were grad
uate from M o n mo u t h High
School. Miss Nelson "received her
bachelor of science degree from
Oregon College of Education this
month. The groom received his
master "of science degree as a
geology major at Oregon State
College in 1953.
Following the ceremony the
couple departed for Elma, Wash
ington, where he will report for
assignment with the Shell Oil
Company as a staff geologist
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Standifer (Mary Polales) who
were married June 13 at the First Methodist Church. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus G. Polales and
the cjToom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L T." Standifer of
Bend. The couple will live in Salem. (McEwan Studio).
Attend Visit of Commander
SILVERTON The Delbert
Reeves Post and Unit of the Am
erican Legion were well repre
sented at the Marion County
Council meeting at Woodburn
when the national commander,
Arthur J. ConnelL and the de
partment of Oregon vice-commander,
Carl Moser, were the speak
ers. Mr. Moser has retained his
membership with the Silverton
post of which he is a charter
member.
Among the 44 candidates ini
tiated from Silverton were Clif
ford B. Calkins, William Bunting,
Roy Landon, Roy Jacobson, Du-
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Also attending were post com
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months. They've painted several houses,
another Is already half faced with brick,
there's a foundation in for a new home and
several householders have forgotten to mow
the lawns. Funny how things happen in
spring.
"I was theah ; . . one might say after
attending a performance of the Pentacle
Players, that enthusiastic group of summer
actors who put on three "Blithe Spirits" this
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bas just returned from New York,
wher she completed plans for
manufacturing of her doll and put
ting it on the market, is the origi
nator of the doll. Mrs. Edroond
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week. Opening night, surprisingly enough
attracted almost a hundred persons (the bam
in which the plays are given holds only a
few more than that). With the stage in the
middle of the room and players within arm's
distance of the front row, you feel personally
responsible for the plot The Pentode's sec
ond venture will be "An Inspector Calls' by
J. B. Priestly, July 29, 30 and '31.
Incidentally . . . from the number of
-townsfolk that are now regular first nighters
for Willamette University dramatics it would
seem that we are waking up to the fact that
Salem isn't entirely without entertainment
All off . . . wonder if you shouldnlt cancel
that Fourth of July picnic and make it a swim
party ... Marine Burea
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directorate for the tea. to which
the interested public is invited to
attend. The dolls will be exhibited
in the various rooms of the Bush
House. Assisting Mrs. Kirk wiH be
Mrs. James B. Young, Mrs. May
Ion Scott, Mrs. F. W. Poorman.
Mrs. Chester A. Downs, Mrs. Wil
liam H. Burghardt, Mrs. Glenn
Woodry and Mrs. Erwin E. Bat
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