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Highlighted "by an open house Wednesday evening,
this month's exhibit at the Bush House, Salem Art Museum,
features student art, some of which is shown above. Mrs.
A; Terrence King is shown holding a sculpture by tarry
Wood, North Salem High School. In the background are
paintings by Rex Peterson, North Salem High, left, and Le
Roy lambrecht, Sacred Heart Academy. The public is invited
to attend the open house Wednesday night between 7 and
9 p.m. The current show will remain for the month of May
at Bush House, which is open daily, except Mondays.
(Statesman Photo).
Music for Today
Famous Names on Special Program
Monday; Rise Stevens Sings too
" By MAXINE BUREN
Statesman IMiuic Editor
The Telephone Hour celebrates its 15th birthday with a special
hour-long program Monday night Pons, Farrell, Iturbi, Sullivan and
Rabin will be soloists with the orchestra. Rise Stevens sings Mon
day night in ABC.
Dimitri Mitropoulos will conduct the New York Philharmonic
Symphony, Eugene Ormandy the Philadelphia Orchestra and John
Barnett the Los Angeles Symphony. Today'.' programs will be:
10:30 a.m. on CBS New Yorki '
Philharmonic-Symphony, Dimitri
Mitropoulos, conductor.
Symphony No. 2 in
C major Schumann
Symphony No. 10
Schostakovitch
7:30 on NBC The Standard
Hour from Los t fcngtts. 'with
John Barnett directing the or
chestra and Vivian Delia Chiesa
s soprano soloist:
Circus Overture -Toch
Dance i Debussy-Rand
La Boheme: Mi T
Chiamano Miml .-Puccini
Miss Delia Chiesa
Granada , 1Z Lara
Miss Delia Chiesa
Voices of Spring Strauss
Meditation for
Orchestra Van Hulse
0 Del Mio
Amato Ben Donaudy
- Miss Delia Chiesa
IH Take Romance Oakland
Miss Delia Chiesa
Fantasy on Chimes . Armbruster
Tango i.Castellucci
Victory at Sea LRodgers
8:00 on CBS The Philadel
phia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy,
conductor. Byron Janis, piano so
loist i ,
Suite from the ballet,
"Daphnis and Chloe".. Ravel
Concerto No. 3 in D minor
for Piano and
Orchestra Rachmaninoff
Monday programs will be:
8:00 on NBC Hour-long anni
versary program of the Tele
phone Hour, featuring artist-so
loists, i t
Introduction and Lilac Fairy
from "The Sleeping
Beauty" i : Tchaikovsky
Orchestra
Le Reve from
"Manon"; , .Massenet
Brian Sullivan
Morning ..Speaks
Eileen Farrell
Concerto in E Minor
(Finale ) Mendelssohn
Michael Rabin ; i
Dancing Doll.. Pol dini-LaForge
Lily Pons
Caprice Viennois ....Kreisler
Orchestra , "
Voi lo Sapete from ' j
1 "Cavalleria Rusticana"
i ! . Mascagni
Eileen Farrell
Elegie Massenet
Brian Sullivan, Michael Rabin
Je Suis Titania from
"Mignon"! .. Thomas
Lily Pons r ;
Clair de Lune -Debussy
Jose Iturbi
The Pines of the Appian
Way from "The Pines of
Rome" . L ..Respighi
Orchestra
O Soave Fanciulla from
"La Boheme' Puccini
Eileen Farrell, Brian Sullivan
8:30 on ABC The Voice of
Firetone, with Rise Stevens as
soloist -
Beyond the Blue
Horizon .1.. Whiting-Harling
March of the Toreadors Bizet
Chorus and: Orchestra
, 111 See You Agin Coward
Songs My Mother
Taught Me .; .Dvorak
Card Song, from
"Carmen" ..Bizet
Rise Stevens
Coronation March ..Meyerbeer
Orchestra
Two Hearts in Three-
Quarter Time -Stolz
Miss Stevens and Chorus
Two Dances
On Weekend
Calendar
Two dance clubs have slated
parties for the coming weekend.
The Bon Heur Club's last party
oi tne season will be a sport
dance Friday night at the VFW
Hall. A no-ho6t dinner will be
served at 7 p.m.' with dancinc
and election of officers follow
ing. The nominating committee
includes Max Scriber, Ed Harri
son and Fred Humphrey.
The committee for the evenine
is headed by Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Jenks, chairmen, assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DaMetz.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Johnston, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Mink and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Bruce.
Ciroue Club Dance
The Ciraue Club will hold a
semi-formal dinner dance Satur
day night et Randall's Chuck
Wagon. The social hour will be
at 8:30 o'clock with dinner fol
lowing at 9:30 o'clock. Phil Day
and his orchestra will play for
dancing. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Underwood
are chairmen of the decorating
committee, assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Houck Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Quisenberry, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Pence and Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Olson.
Church Nuptials Unite Couple
In Marriage Saturday Evening
Exchanging, their tows at an 8 o'clock ceremony Saturday night
at the Calvary Baptist Church were Miss Glenna Mae Allmer. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. .Diamond, and Richard L. Earnest,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Earnest The Rev., Omar N. Barth
Derformed the nuDtial before a settinc of lilacs and Dink snap
dragons. The windows were decorated with clusters of lilacs and
lavender tapers.
Miss Diane Burkland was tne
vocalist and Mrs. James Francis
the organist
Of white Chantilly lace and
tulle over satin was the bridal
gown, fashioned floor length with
a sweep train. The full skirt was
enhanced with wide panels of
lace with insets of crystal pleat
ed nylon tulle. The bodice and
long sleeves Were of lace and
tulle with a high, rounded neck
line trimmed with a lace band.
Her fingertip illusion veil was
caught to a pleated nylon and
lace cap embellished with seed
pearls. She carried a bouquet of
deep pink roses.
Miss Betty Carda, the honor
maid, wore a pansy purple taf
feta waltz gown fashioned prin
cess, style with scalloped neck
line and sleeves. Bridesmaids
were Miss Wilma Earnest, the
groom's sister, and Mrs. John D.
Lang and the junior attendant
was Miss Zeona Sue Diamond,
the bride's sister. They wore
identical frocks of lilac taffeta
styled the same as the honor
maid's. The attendants all wore
bandeaux of pink rosebuds and
lilacs .and carried colonial nose
gays of pink and lavender sweet
peas.
Attend the Bridegroom
Robert Miller served as best
man for Mr. Earnest and seating
the guests were Kenneth Allmer,
the bride's brother, Calvin Keus-
cher and Larry Fischer.
Mrs. Diamond selected a navy
blue taffeta and Romaine crepe
gown with gardenia corsage for
her daughter's nuptials. Mrs.
Earnest chose a mauve faille suit
with white accessories and her
flowers were gardenias.
A reception followed in the
fireplace room. Pouring were
Mrs. Marvin T. Britton, and Miss
Karen Earnest, a niece of the
bridegroom. Cutting the cake
were Mrs. Roy R. Bufch, the
bridegroom's aunt and Mrs. Wil
liam Johnson. Assisting were
Mrs. Donald Bedard, Mrs. Robert
Miller, Mrs. Calvin Keusther and
Miss Cheryl Keuscher.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip to Canada the new
Mrs. Earnest donned a pearl
grey suit with navy blue and
white accessories and corsage of
pink roses. The newly weds will
make their home in Salem at 358
Orchard St
Lions Auxiliary
At Ohmart Home
The Salem Lions Club Auxiliary
will meet Thursday night May 19
at the home of Mrs. Lee Ohmart
520 N. 14th St., at S o'clock. Mrs.
Carl Aschenbrenner will head the
hostess- committee, assisted by
Mrs. Loern Mort, Mrs. Howard
Jenks, Mrs. Cecil Quesseth, and
Mrs. Bryan Goodenough.
Reldun Iversen'from Norway, a
student at South , Salem High
School, will play flute solos. Dale
Harris, who spent last summer in
Europe with the tour directed by ;
Dr. Thomas Bennett, will tell of I
his experiences.
Lowrys to Be Speakers
The regular, meeting of the
Christian Women's Fellowship of
the First ' Christian Church will
hold its regular monthly meeting,
Thursday, May 19 at 11 a.m., in
the Chapel. Special guests will be
Mr. and Mrs. Heath. Lowry. They
have been missionaries to India for
five years and will show pictures
and tell of their experiences. The
worship service will be led by Mrs.
Warren TheiL There will be a
nursery for small children and a
sack lunch at noon. All members
and friends of the Fellowship are
cordially invited to attend.
Willamette
Orchestra
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In Concert
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- The Willamette Chamber Or
chestra, under the baton of Dr.!
Willis Gates, will present its third
and final concert of the season
Wendesday evening at 8:15 in Wal
ler hall. The public is invited U
attend the musicale.
Soloists will be Marilyn Han
thorn and Lawrence Monk, violins,
Page Bailey, clarinet,, Tricia Gor
don, pianio. The entire group in
cludes: Violin: Marilyn Ranthorn, Law
renc Monk. Joan Priscilla Payne,
Mary Jane Mclntee. Lorene Roberts.
SaUy Bollinger, Amy Jo Blomberg.
Phyllli Muh. Mary Stout. Robert
Schaefer. Lucille Rich. James Doug
las. Flute: Sandra McCabe, Leanna
Seal. Clarinet: Page Bailey, Barbara
Freitag. Patricia Payne. French
Horn: Charles Peter. James Fiske,
Dorothy Mechke. Viola: Grace Gates.
Rosemary Weaver, Carolyn Burr.
Cello: Margaret Huson. Velma
Stretcher, Louise Delano. Elizabeth
Maxwell. Rebecca Hang. Bass: Lois
Monk, Jerry Friesen. Oboe; Eugene
Corey. Ralph McKenzie. Bassoon;
Douglas Richardson. Trumpet: Keith
Mi rick; Dave Doerksen, Lawrence
Kimble. Trombone. Jerry Johnson.
Timpani; Ronald Kingsley.
WSCS Circles to
Meet Wednesday
SILVERTON Circles of the
Woman's Society for .Christian
Service at the Silverton Metho
dist Church will meet Wednes
day at 2 p.m. in the church social
rooms. At this time the new cir
cle leaders, Mrs. James Jones,
Mrs. Ed McClaine and Mrs. Ralph
Schmidt, will select the members
for their groups. Outgoing chair
men will serve refreshments at
the close of the business hour.
The Women's Missionary Fed
eration of Immanuel Lutheran
Church will meet Thursday at 2
p.m. at the church. The Rev. E.
E. Ramsey of the Lutheran Wel
fare Association of Oregon will;
be the guest speaker. Mrs. Oscar
Loe will be in charge of devo-;
tions. Mrs. Carl Hande, Sr., chair
man of the Life Membership and
In Memorium committee, will
present a skit, "I Had a Dream."
Mrs. A. A. Hall, Mrs. H. Espe, j
Mrs. H. Omholt and Mrs. Jul
Faar are the hostesses and vis-)
itors are Invited to attend for!
the afternoon. 1
Women's League Will Convene in Eugene l$Ulccy9
The biennial state-wide con
vention of the League of Women
Voters of Oregon will be held in
Eugene May 22, 23, 24. More than
90 delegates, observers and state
board members are expected to
attend from the 9 local and 3
provisional leagues in Oregon.
The nominating committee, of
which 'Mrs. V. N. Freeman of
Eugene is chairman, has propos
ed the following slate of officers
to be voted on at the convention:
President, Mrs. Ronald K. Camp-1
dcii, corvaiiis; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. K. E. Montgomery, Eugene;
2nd vice-president Mrs. Robert
Wiener, Portland; secretary, Mrs.
F. H. J. Dickmann, Corvallis;
treasurer, Mrs. R. W. Weiss,
Portland; directors: Mesdames
Justin ' Smith, Medford; Charles
Ford, Eugene; A. O. Mueller,
Salem; Walter W. McGuire, Port
land: Wesley S. Shaner, Astoria;
D. W. Richardson, Salem;, chair
man of-the nominating commit
tee is .Mrs. . Peter De Witt, Port
land. ,
' Convention business will, also
include by-law changes, adoption
of a budget discussion of organi
zation problems, and determina
ation of a program for the next
two years. The state board has
suggested two program items for
the current agenda. The first of
these, Measures to Revise and
Strengthen the Constitution of
the State of Oregon, is a continu-
to Show Slides
The Edna Holder Circle of the
ation of the work that has been , Woman's Society of Christian
done in this field by the League ! Service of the Leslie" Methodist
in the last two years. The second Church hostess to tn
item. Preservation of Our Con-Vcill n- v . . "
stitutional Rights, ties in with Y',
on. of th. t t,.tiAn.i M,rr.f church parlors for a dessert
tn.7J:.T7i, r' A ncneon at 1:30 wednesday-af-
agenda items that deals with in
dividual liberties and the public
interest . -
In addition to these two items,
three local Leagues have submit
ted suggestions that deal with
state election laws and problems
relating to adoption of children
in Oregon. These will also be
considered by the delegates
Brooks Garden Club met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Felix
Morisky for a covered-dish lunch
eon and discussion
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C W. Sta.
cey will show their slides of
their trip to La Paz, Mexico. The 1
committee in charge includes
Mesdames T. O. Adams, Charles
Vick, H. H. Boyes, and Everett ,
McRae. - . v . !
SUBLIMITY Spending several
weeks at the Kenneth Watts home !
are her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ;
William Holinde of Newton, Kan
sas and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Botterweck, also of Newton, Mrs,.
Watts and Mrs. Botterweck are
sisters. - . . -
u9dolk Heritage
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New informal French rVovindal,
inspired bj the charmingly lirabl
anticraes of the countryside,
adapted, gracefuUy, to oar
Made with San-warm native walmxt
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Nine convenient drawers fill this
subtly shaped, large dreasrr . . . and
the beautifully balustered headboard,
6'6" wide, with the matching night
tables form a storage-cpacious group.
We can show you other pieces, of
course, from this finely constructed
frainot collection.
Just Say "Charge It-
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Furniture JUlim
Third Floor
Y Wives will meet Thursday
night at the YWCA for a covered
dish dinner and installation of
officers. The new officers are
Mrs. Francis Albada, president;
Mrs. Robert Williams, vice presi
dent; and Mrs. Dennis Clarke,
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Individual preporotious aiso sold seporotejr.
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new indented stitching, hideaway
zippers, prints, solids and
Neapolitan stripes in gay,
washable Cool Dual colors that
mix or match. Here are
a few from the group,
in White Stag's
Original Sailcloth,
air-conditioned, woven to
let the breezes circulate!
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