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Operatic Couple on Radio This
Weekend; Baritone Sings Monday
By MAXINE
Statesman Hnsic Editor
. The better music programs lor the weekend begin this morning
with the New York Philharmonic Symphony under Dimitri Metro
poulos and with John Corigliano, violin soloist Two young vocalists,
Marilyn Home and Harve Presnall are Standard Hour's soloists.
Theodore Upman is the Standard
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harmonic-Symphony, Dimitri Mi
tropoulo's, conductor. John Corig
liano, violin solist James Fassett,
music commentator.
Overture to "La Forza
del Destino" : .Verdi
Symphony No. 3 in
G minor ..Roussel
Violin Concerto in
D minor . Sibelius
Greek Dances ... ..Skalkotas
7:30 on NBC The Standard
Hour presents Marilyn Home, so
prano, and Harve Presnell, bari-
vuiie, wuo me aunaara yn
SStJ1 108 AngeIes under John
Coupenn Suite
Couperin-Barnett
Ritorna Vincitor :-
"Aida- . ' Verdi
Miss Home .
Two Panamanian Dances.. Still
Vision Fugitive
"Herodiade" ......Massenet
Mr. Presnell .
Little Symphony: Peasants
Dialogue Zeisl
Watch of the Guardian
Angels ...r..Pierae
Silvo! A Quest Ora '
"Pagliacci" !. Leoncavallo
Miss Home and Mr. Presnell
Gayne Ballet Suite
1 Khatchaturian
9:00 on CBS The Philadelphia
Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, con
ductor. ;
Overture and Allegro, "
from Suite "La
Sultane" . Couperin-Milhaud
Symphonie Fantastique. Berlioz
Monday programs include:
8:00 on NBC The Telephone
Hour, with the Bell Symphonic
urcnesira ana Chorus, conducted
by Donald Voorhees; Theodor
Uppman, baritone, is guest solo
ist, i - !
Your Eyes Have Told
Me So J Blaufuss
Orchestra
Bright Is the Ring of -
Words .....i. Williams
Mr. Uppman
Jamaica Rhumba ..Benjamin
. Orchestra ,
Home on the !
Range Trad. arr. Guion
Because I Were
Shy , Trad. arr. Johnston
Mr. Uppman
The Young Prince and the .
Young Princess from
Scheherazade"
Rimsky-Korsakov
Orchestra
Promesse de Mon Avenir
from MLe Roi de
Lahore" .Massenet
Mr. Uppman
8:30 on ABC The Voice of
Firestone, with 1 Jerome Hines,
basso and bis wife, Lucia Evan
gelista, soprano, t with orchestra
and chorus under the direction
of Howard Barlow. (Listed as The
Barlow Concert on KEX.)
El Rancho Grande. Uranga
Freddie and His Fiddle, v
from "Song of
Norway Wright-Forrest
Chorus and Orchestra
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:Red River Valley. .Traditional
Song of the Open Road.Malotte
Mr. Hines
La ci darem la mano
"Don Giovanni" -Mozart
Desert Song .Romberg
Miss Evangelista and Mr. Hines
Rhenish Symphony. .Schumann
Orchestra
(Note The Voice of Firestone
can also be seen and heard over
KLOR-TV., Channel 12 at 7:30
Monday.)
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Friendship
Night for
Chapter
Friendship Night was observed
Wednesday evening when Ains
worth Chapter met for the regular-
semi-monthly meeting.
Honored guests included Har
old Ayers grand organist of the
Grand Chapter of Oregon from
Meridan Chapter at Eugene; Mrs.
Ruby Miller and Paul Halweg,
worthy matron and- worthy pa
tron of Venus Chapter at Don
ald; and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Ployhart, worthy matron and
worthy patron of Barzallai Chap
ter, Albany.
The Rev. B. J. Holland spoke
and Miss Sharon Anderson sang,
accompanied by Mrs. James N.
Francis. '
Mrs. El ma Sherman, Howard!
Jenks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koken I
will be the delegates from Ains-I
Grand Session in Portland begin
Ininff June 6
The Social Afternoon Club will
meet for their monthly luncheon
Thursday, May 26 at the Masonic
Temple with Mrs. Frank R.
Brown as chairman of the host
ess committee.
At the June 1 meeting of the
chapter there wil be a covered
dish dinner at six o'clock in the
dining room of the Scottish Rite
Temple for members and their
families. Master Masons will be
honored at this meeting and in
vited chapters include Gervais of
Gervais, Naomi of Dallas, Ever
green of Woodburn, Victoria of
Turner-.and Cedar Chapter of
Scio. s
Mrs. Luther Peterson served
as chairman of the evening re
freshment committee assisted by
Mrs. Roy Hunt Mrs. V. M. Koop,
Mrs. Lowell Shinn, Mrs. Edna
Thomas, Mrs. J. E. Webster, Mr.
Warren Pahl and Mr. Fred
Koken. ;
Mrs. William J. Bender will be
hostess to members of Chapter
CQ, PEO Wednesday at her
home, 1132 Hines St, for a. 12:45
dessert luncheon. Miss Winifred
Carrithers will be' the co-hostess.
Reports will be given on theetatei
convention held in Baker the past
week and the chapter will cele
brate fts second birthday
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Meryl Metheany and Marda Miller of Scio will be
among the young dancers featured in the second annual
Don Allen Dance Studio Revue to be held May 27 at the
"Leslie Junior High School auditorium. (Jesten-Miller Studio).
Seen and
A GARDEN. PARTY ... a
weekago when Dr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Moulton .Gatke entertained a
group of their friends at their
Richmond Avenue home . . . the
occasion to view the lovely gar
den and rhododendrons, which
are' now at their peak . . . The
GatV hosts for a similar
affair each year so that their
friends may view their pic
turesque garden, which is ablaze
with color ... a perfect setting
with the Mill Creek bordering
the garden ... azaleas, rhodo
dendrons, which-are Dr. Gatke's
pride and joy, tulips and lilacs
all in bloom-. . . guests shown
about the garden by the host,
assisted by his two sons, Richard
and Robert -. . . Richard busy
taking movies .throughout the
afternoon . . . Dr. Daniel Schulze
and Prof. Earl Brown . .
Tea ... served inside . . .
and the rooms of the Gatke home
resembling a garden with exqui
site bouquets arranged by Dr.
Gatke ... A panoramic, view of
the garden from the , picture
window in the den ... and a
bouquet of azaleas and tulips on
a table before the window . . .
On the mantel twin vases filled
with yellow azaleas and lilacs
other bouquets of azaleas, tulips
and lilacs about .the rooms . . .
The tea table covered with a
pink j cloth: and the centerpiece
of azaleas and tulips in shades
of pink ...
Among those calling ... Dr.
and Mrs. Robert D. Gregg, Dean-
and Mrs. Memn H. Geist . . .
Mrs. Geist chic in a navy costume
ensemble with a navy and white
polka dress and coat lining to
match . ,' . a perky navy and
white straw hapeau, . . . Mrs.
Ernest C. Richards pouring, one
hour . . . Miss Lois Latimer wear
ing a becoming blue print dress
. . . Dr. and Mrs. George Martin
viewing the rhododendrons . . .
A sister duo . . . Dr. Helen Pearce
and Miss Dorothy Pearce, who
are busy with plans to move
into their new home, come June
Also noted . , . Miss Lelia
Johnson, in a pink linen dress,
inviting guests to come in for
a cup of tea or coffee ... Dr.
Gale Currey planning a summer
in Norway, where she will study
at the University of Oslo and
will be living on the campus . . .
Dr. Marion Morange will be in
Vermont this summer visiting
friends and will also study at
Middlebury College . . . Dr. Mar
tha Springer, the Otto J. Wilsons,
the Clifton Mudds, J. E. Laws
and Clarence Byrds among those
enjoying the gardens ...
AU REVOIR COFFEE . . . a
week ago Saturday when Mrs.
Edward A. Lebold and Mrs. A.
L. Adolphson entertained at the
former's lovely K i n g w o o d
Heights home . . . guests invited
to say farewell to Mrs. Thomas
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A. Windishar, who left this past
week for Portland to make her
home ... she was accompanied
by daughter, Joan, and their
new home is in the Alameda
district. .
So appropriate ... the table
centerpiece ... a moving van
flanked by red roses and pink
snapdragons ... a beautiful
embroidered linen cloth on the
table . . . A large bouquet of
lilacs and tulips on the piano
. . . guests enjoying the lovely
view from the picture windows
of the Lebold home . . . Mrs.
Windishar wearing a becoming
two-piece white dress with cor
sage of red roses . .'.
Saying farewell . . . to the
honor guest ... Mrs. T. J. Bra
bec smart in navy blue . . . Mrs.
Charles E.,'Wagiier, Mrs. Oscar
Christensen, Mrs. Bryan Good
enough, Mrs. Dick Ross, Mrs.
Duane Gibson ... Mrs. Floyd
Kenyon, Mrs. E. A. Guenthner,
Mrs. M. S. Innocenti and Miss
Lorraine Meusey wearing a good
looking grey pleated ensemble
with navy straw ... Mrs. E. H.
Kennedy busy with decorating
plans for her new Morningside
home, which will be completed
by early . summer ... Mrs. T.
Harold TomBnson and Mrs. L. V.
Benson, who have been legisla
tive secretaries during - the ses
sion,' enjoying seeing their
friends again after four months
of working ... Mrs. Leslie Bur
dette, Mrs. C. Lester Newman
and Mrs. William Schlitt chat
ting over the coffee cups . . .
WEDDING ECHOES . . . one of
the first large weddings of the
season took place at St. Joseph's
Catholic Church a week ago when
Patricia Healy became Bruce
Shurtleff s bride ... So attrac
tive the ballerina frocks of the
attendants . . .of turquoise
crystalette with tucked bodices
in back and large bows . . . most
effective as the girls walked down
the long, white carpeted aisle
... Patricia all smiles as she
left the church with her . hand
some bridegroom ... immedi
ately after the reception the new
lyweds left for Lincoln, Neb., to
make their home, driving by way
of California ...
Setting . .. . for the recep
tion was the Gold Room at the
Marion Hotel . . . the newly
weds receiving for over an hour
. . . huge baskets of white calla
lilies, stock and snapdragons on
either side of the line . . . Stun
ning was the large arrangement
of pink cherry blossoms and li
lacs at one end of the room . . .
The bride's table covered with a
white satin cloth and centered
with a tiered cake encircled with
roses and bouvardia . . . the
punch table with a pink cloth and
the anniversary candle, which
wil! bum each year on the cou
ple's wedding anniversary . . .
Ed Syring playing background or
gan music throughout the recep
tion ....
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Dance Revue
Slated, for
Friday :
An event of Friday, May 27 will
be the second annual Don Allen
Dance Studio revue to be held at
Leslie Junior High School will fea
ture 150 .dancers as well as acts
by professkmal entertainers .from
all parts of the state.
The performance wul be divided
into three sections which will in
clude tap dancing, ballet, and . a
professional variety show.
The ballet section of the show is
under the direction of Marcelle
Renout of Portland, formerly with
the American School of Ballet in
Hollywood. . Miss Renoux'a back
ground includes .musical comedy
work on Broadway. She wul bring
ballet students : frond Portland to
add to the show. ..
The tap section of the show is
under the direction of Gene Geb-
auer, Salem, who supervised and
directed last yefaifs show. All rou
tines, costumes and orchestrations
are entirely new and original for
this year s show.
The final section of the revue
will be a professional and semi-
professional variety and. vaudeville
show.
Tickets are en sale at Stevens
It Son Jewelers, orjttiey can be
secured from studehtsNof the Don
Allen Dance Studio.
From out-of-town . . . came
Mrs. Jack Wittliff of Astoria
wearing a handsome mink stole
with her outfit and squired by
son. Jack BeaVev . . . the two
later going on to the Mother's
weekend festivities at Oregon
State . . . Senator: and Mrs.
Francis Zieeler over from Cor-
vallis ... longtime friends of
the Healys, the Sam Arnotts,
down from Seattle for the occa
sion ... ' , '
Amonr others . . .- Secretarv
of State and Mrs. Earl T. New.
bry accompanied by their son-in-
1 - 1 J a. .r H
nw ana uaugmer, me vriliiara
Bisseus . . . tne E. Burr Mil
lers . . . Mrs. Miller donnin i
yellow chapeau with her black
outfit ..'. . their son-in-law and
dau enter. Paul and Nanrv Haw.
kins, way up in Alaska and await
ing the arrival of their furniture
. ... ai present mere are just
two cots in the house . . . Bobbie
Sjoding. wearing a full skirted
white frock, receiving best wish
es on announcement oi ner recent
engagement to Jerry McCallister
. . . Youne married assisting
. . . Dorothy Kertzel .(Mrs.. Stan
ley; ana Joanne Haines (Mrs.
Douglas) . . . Julie Foulger. hav
ing the time of her life nassinv
the dream cakes tied in blue
tulle . . . her sister. Jan. one of
the bridesmaids ...
Also spotted ; . . Mrs. Chester
Fritz wearing a handsome red
knit coat and Jte hat and car
rying a large, Wck patent purse
. . . A foursome?. . Ralnh and
Sidney Schlesinger, accompanied
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uj meu auncure spouses . .
The Ralph Schlesinger soon to
move to Portland as thev hav
sold their Fawk Street home
Mrs. Sam Speerstra wearing a
smart red straw with her navy
and red print shantung, ensem
ble .. .
Hello, a pain Rememhor th
days when Mother took down the
winter draperies and put up the
summer curtains? When she put
the summer slipcovers on the
chairs, and cleared away the bric-a-brac
for a cool, uncluttered
look? These days, when a win
dow covers about half nf nur wall
space, we're not about to change
it nrn season to - season ail . tne
more reason tn riernrat . nne'a
home with a treatment that is sat-
lsiying year in, year out.
The current mode of "licht airi
ness" seems to satisfy this crav
ing for a subtle, lovely back
ground for living.. Mfe achieve
ims ny usin$ simple yet elegant
textures, against which our furni
ture and accessories stand nut tn
form both pattern and contrast
acs, uioiuauc accessories used
against a subtle background col
or, are just -as important as sofa
or table. The simnl textnro
lovely used with natural woods
and stone, and micht ho en
riched with the addition of lurex
threads for sparkle. ......
Draperies of such materials are
best hung from ceiling to floor,
sans cornices or lambrequins, for
a truly dramatic effect The new
siizy rorusan drapery materials
are lovely hung in this fashion,
and are particularly decorative
when installed A large brass rod
ding and great brass rings. The
draperies swish' across the win
dow with new fflamour and
drama! -
But Mother didn't have a bad
idea when she changed to sum
mer slincovers! A whole onl ru
se heme may be' changed over
night with the-use of slipcovers.
This is especially easy when the
Dacigrouna (carpet, walls, drap
eries) are of . a monochromatic
color scheme. Gay, smart prints
or plaids might be used to change
the entire feeling of the room.
Slipcovers increase the life of the
furniture as well as set a change
of pace and mood for the room.
Now micht K th tim tn
change furniture from the heavy
uieze ana monair pieces to the
new linen and- tweed mixtures
avails hie Thv - r imnntw
the touch, cooler ana fresher
looEing. Keauy; tney are all-season
fabrics. We have so many
lovelv nieces dn- th floor nnv
that answer the i.eed for cleaner
lines, beautilir Resigns, and 30
important, cortjrt for the fami
ly. Do come in- 1 . ; , .
See you nnr week. "
Mary -Thomas Meisel
Interior Designer. t- -
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Senior Recital .
Event of Today
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A joint senior recital of the En
core Club of South Salem High
School and the Crescendo Club of
North Salem High Scnooi will be
presented this afternoon - in the
auditorium . of the State; Blind
School at 3 o'clock. This will be
the first joint recital of the two
clubs and the varied program wul
include voice, piano and instru
mental 'numbers by the senior
members. ,
Advisors are Howard Miller for
the Crescendo Club and Victor
Pahnason for the Encore Club. Th
public is invited to attend and re
freshments will be served follow
ing the recital.
. Pianists aDoearin? on th nrn.
gram are Vicki Ward, Phoebe Lou
Braun, Lorraine Bagley; vocalists,
Marilyn Shields, Velva dark, ac
companied bv Gavnelle Mthnv
Jim Heath, - Marlyn Myers, ac
companied by Shu-ley Pugh, Earl
Neuman, Beverly Hamman, BUI
wuson, ueorgia waiters, Sandra
Mischke, Don Williams; organ,
Joan Harrison; violin, Jan Button,
Bertha Becklev and flute. Reiden
Iverson.
Spinsters will be entertained
Monday night at the home of Miss
Mary Louise Lee, 1076 Bellevue
St.; at 8 o'clock. Co-hostesses will
be Miss Ann Carson and Mrs. Er-
vin C.I Smith. Petitions will be
read for new members during the
meeting at which Miss Marjorie
Becke will preside.
The Sojourners will meet for a
1 o'clock dessert luncheon Thurs
day afternoon at the Salem Wom
an's clubhouse. Mrs. Roger Webb
is chairman of the committee for
the annual guest day. Assisting
will be Mrs. Charles R. Shaw,
Mrs. J. E. Webster, Mrs. O. W.
Wensley, Mrs. Loren W. Lewis and
Mrs. Carl Muller.
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Statesman, Salem, Ore. Sunday, May 22, 195-(Sc2)-5
Convention
To Open in
Eugene'
Kenneth Lindsey, for 17 years an
Independent member of the Brit
ish Parliament, and Kenneth
O'ConneU, University of Oregon
professor of law, wul be guest
speakers at the state convention
of the League of Women Voter of
Oregon . scheduled for Eugene,
May 22. 23, 24.
Mr. O'ConneD will address the
Monday evening dinner meeting,
speaking on "Women in Politics."
Mr. Lindsey, at present 'teaching
International Relations in the po
litical science department of the
University of Oregon; is scheduled
to speak on "Through British
Eyes" at the Tuesday, meeting.
The convention opens Sunday
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WE GIVE AND REDEEM &JC GREEN STAMPS .
evening with a buffet supper and
meeting at the Laurelwood Coun
try Club. -Highlights of fhes day
meeting will Include a message
from national by Mrs. Edward L.
Hughes, president of the Portland
League, who with Mrs. Ronald K.
Campbell, president of the Oregon
League, has just returned from the
national council meeting. in. Wash
ington, D.C. . ,
' At Monday's dinner meeting the
new Leagues of Oregon wiil.be
.honored. .These 'include Beaverton
League, and the Provisional
Leagues of Coos Bay, Milwaukie,
and Oswego All local League presi
dents have been asked to tell of
highlights . in their leagues this
year. - - -c
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Evening Circle ef the Leslie
Methodist WSCS will meet Tues
day night at the home of Mrs.
George Rohde, 2755 Pioneer
Drive, at 8 p.m. A puppet show
will be presented by Elsabeth
Olsen. Mrs. John Stuller will be
the co-hostess. -
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