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Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tues., May 22, '56 (Sec. I)-7
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Bj JLRYME KNGLISH
'Music Groups
Will Present
Concert Today
The local chapters of Phi Mu
Alpha Sinionia and Ma Phi Epsi
Ion. national musk honoraries, will
present an interesting and varied
concert of American music this
afternoon at 3 p.m. in the recital
hall of Willamette Music School.
To be featured on the program
will be Dave Doerksen ad Barbara
Freitag. playing the TuthiU Trum
pet Sonata. This is a difficult and
unusual work, showing several
aspects of contemporary musical
thought. Mr. Doerksen has been
senior scholar in the music history
department and first trumpet in
the University Band, while Miss
Freitag has been soloist with the
We'd at Church Rites
k , L ... !-t t . .. f i .:n
their twelfth nuuuln micicauin iraiurv wiu
A FAREWELL . . . reception ert E. Joseph, president . . .
honored Frank E. Sanders on Mrs. Charles Layport, vice-presi-
Sunday afternoon when the staff dent . . . Mrs. Shirley W. New-
of the Oregon Stale School for berry, secretary . . . and Mrs.
the Blind entertained between 3 John L. Caubte, treasurer . . .
ann 5 ociock at trxine Hall. . . . nean Kooert p. Gregg spone lo University Band and has been
Mr. Sanders is retiring next the mothers on scholarship at heard in a junior recital earlier
nmnin a iiiumc insirucior ai inr me nnai meeting 01 mc season fis year
school. . . . Nearly 300 attended held at the home of Mrs. Lay-',. r, .
the affair including his former port . . .
school, friends and fellow em-1 grandchild are Mr.'ad Mn. Joke lh Pm- U Griffes,
ployes . . . Prof. T. S. Roberts. iH, Carkii ... for May 14 i!f - "
former instructor of Mr. Sanders, daughter, Nancy . Marie, was w oennndinj work, requinng
and Mrs. Roberts were among bora to Mr. and Mrs. J. Warrei ' rMt 'nical facility and music
those calling . . . Members of Mr. 1 farkln la Portland ... the little al 't'v'ty- Sandra McCabe will
Sanders' family present included Prl has a sister, Janet Lve . .'. ,ne liiL while the difficult
his mother, Mrs. Charles San- the maternal grandmother Is orchestra part will be. played at
dm, and his brother-in-law and Mrs. Mabel Hillstroa of Eugene i ,n P'no bv Tric' Gordon, who
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Col- , , lnd the baby's great-grand- i has been heard earlier this year
lnty, all of Portland. ... mother is Mrs. N. E. Turner of s soloist with the Willamette
Reeeivini . . . informally with Bakemfield. Calif. . . . Arriving orchestra
Mr. Sanders were Superintendent at the John Carkin home on Sun- Miss McCabe has been soloist!
Walter Dry and Mrs. Dry ... ! day were their son and dau?h- with the Willamette Orchestra, and
Members of the faculty and staff j ter in law, Major and Mrs. Ver-1 will be presented in a junior recital
at the school assisted in serving non E. Carkin and daughters, ! this spring,
and greeting the guests . . . Pre-1 Sandra and Sharon, who had just Of special interest on the Tues
siding at the coffee urns were j returned by plane to the states : day program will be, the perform
Mrs. Everett Wilcox, Mrs. Leila (rem two and a half years In a nee of the Sonata for Three
Jasmer. Mrs. Ressel Griffin, Mrs. Ok'awa, where the air force of- j Stringed Instruments by Page
Paul Hedeen Jr., Miss Georgi- j ficer has been stationed . . Bailey. Born in 1931, Bailey will
anna Hatfield and Mrs. Edith thev will spend most of the en-'be the youngest composer repre
Sprnst. ... ; sulnf month in Salem at the 1 sented on the program. His Sonata
A much-feted . . . bride-elect Carkin home . . . Major Carkln's for Strings is devised as a con
is Miss Frances Shisler, who will new assignment will be In Spo- tinuous song in three different
he married to Alfred Smith of kane . . . ; moods.
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Blithe Spirit
Rehearsals
Underway
Dress rehearsals for the single
Mrs. Craven Will Present Pupils In Recitals
. Mrs. Ronald Craves will present
her students la recitals oa Tues
day, Wednesday and Friday nights
this week. The programs will be
held at the Stone Piano Co.
Playing in the piano and organ
recital tonight at 7:30 p.m. are
Marsh. C a d a c e Moore, Susan
RamsdcB and Sharon Decatur.
Taking part in the piano and
organ program Wednesday night
at 7:45 p.m. are Lynda Noland.
Charlotte Magnuson, Julie Blais
dell. E r ai Anderson. Christine
!!Td BiehT oerformine. 0f 'G'1 Tommy Hall. Gerald 1 Holm, Aaa Chambers, Carolyn
.Friday night performance of, c d.-,- n,. Kin. v. b.-i
. vr. p , u, . DebbTJani. Ernest Wall. Dale Moss. Chuck
Nnrfh Tem Hh Sehool hv i "k. Lynn Newell. Malcolm Newell.. Uneberry. Carol Seamster. Linda I Stettler and Jerry party, voice
Pentacle Theatre members, ire
Alice Olson, Judy Banj b4 8m
Z wicker. -"Playirj
. Friday light at 7:4S
m. will be Davie VaUmar, Mick
el Vollmar. AQet Doerksen, Jim
Bowlia, Ward Harris. Gerry Root,
Myrna Simmon, Sharon K ester,
Ana Firming, Ana Bagley, Sbaroa
Satrum. Barbara Smith, Carat
St Paul on June 23 at St. Vin
cent dePaul Catholic Church
On Saturday Miss Shisler will be
the guest of honor at a bridal
luncheon for which Mrs. Harold
Olinger and Mrs. Russell La-
It s a girl ... for Mr. and Mrs. a stirring performance is as-
jonn Mancnm iraincia uurreii) ;iurej by Dr. Willis Gates, violin
Marilyn Hanthorn, viola, and C
Allen Gove, cello.
MacDowell Piano Number
The program will also include
under war this week. Proceeds i
ilfrom the revival of this popular
I ! sophisticated comedy, which iu
first produced by the Pentacle
Theatre two summers ago, will
be donated to the speech depart
ment of the high school tor new,
modern equipment
Blithe Spirit is one of Noel
Coward's most popular come
dies. The plot concerns a novel
1st who is writing a book about
homicidal mediums. In order to
get information for his book he
invited a local medium to his
home. She unwittingly produces
the ghost of his first wife, who
can be seen snd heard only by
him. The startling effect of this
situation on his second wife cre-
'ates hilarious misunderstandings
and confusion.
The actors are finding it a chal
lenge to change their acting style
from theatre-in-the-round, at
done in the Pentacle barn, to the
proscenium stage of the high
school. Special effects, props and
furniture are to be arranged by
students of the speech depart
ment.
Tickets are being sold by stu
dents for the May 25 perform'
ance. They are also on sale to
the general public at Meier and
Franks and Stevens and Son.
Alumnae Elect
Mrc r'lnrlr"
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald F. Smith (Betty Jo Sextop) whose marriage "ivm r.
. i ii. . i . l c: n I 4-..: rU. .k TU. .
was an event oi way i . or m. rirsi nt v.ultM. Mrs LewU D c,ark waj e,pc.
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Sexton and ted president of the Salem Alpha
Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Smith. The 'Delta Pi alumnae club at the
Jon Brack, Lois Marsh, Leone I Sramster. Doug Simmons, Mary ' pupils of Ronald Cravea.
couple will live in Salem. (Art? Studio).
she arrived on Sunday at
the Salem General Hospital . . .
also welcoming the baby are two
brothers, Nicky and Danny . . .
L ....... . ....il k.. 1 . H ' U . tU H.,nrfn.M.I if, V IT
ruuidliic win uc iiusicnsca at nic.'.nr fti i.iiu,.ni . in.. . , , . . 11. . r II . ... ,
former s home on Mission Street , Burrell and Mr and Mrs. John i ' n"" "r n C . J
... a sroup of longtime friends ISIanchik Sr. of Weirton. West;Amblw- an, Michel e Edwards, PrOm O OteCj
. v . . .. mnrann wit nresont two inntis I will wimivw
nave ocen lnvnen 10 me one, Virginia
. South Salem 'Club c1'lar
Miss Thomas
o'clock luncheon and miscellane
ous shower. . . .
Entertaining . . . with a pre-
nuptial party Thursday night In . , , r
honor of Miss Shisler will be I c KflnP Of
Mrs. Robert V. Meier and Mrs. lo Ll vl
Lawrence Burke, who have bid- i i
dm 28 guests to the formers VU. OWOnSOn
home on Georgia Avenue ... a
miscellaneous shower will honor
.soprano, will present two songs
I "Go 'Way From My Window.
folk ballad by John
and "How Your Trulov
by Martin Diller, which is a com
posed work in the style of a folk
song. Miss Edwards is to be heard
1 in recital on May 29.
Window." a , I
Jacob NiK Saturday
ve to Know" '
The First Methodist Church in
The long awaited South Salem
High Junior-Senior prom honoring
the graduating seniors is schedul
ed for this coming Saturday eve-
The program will conclude with ning. The decorations and theme Jng cu.h with Mm. Alex Do.wiiy,
two compositions performed by the1 are "Oriental" with Bill DeSouza 6n N Cot,ae 51 - 12 30 "lad lum'h'
w niamette Brass hnsemble, under : and his band providing the music
TIESDAT
Silfm Navy Mothers with Mrj.
t. A Boyle. 1590 N. Winter St ,
8 p. m.
Salem BPW Club dinner meetini.
Golden Pheasant, 6:30 p. m.
Chdwick Chapter. OF.S Social
Club, Masonic Temple. 1:19 luncheon.
WEDNESDAY
AAUW Afternoon Literature group
with Mn. r. D. Palmer, S345 Center
St . 1 30 p. m
Royal Nelfhbor of America Sew-
the future Mrs. Smith and a late i h.. ,i, ih ,ne a'rection ot Maurice Brcnnon. in the school gymnasium
... , i iil cuacinuii;
Founder's day luncheon on Sat
urday in Lipman's Cherry room.
Other officers are Mrs. Ed
ward Quinn, vice president; and
Mrs. Fred Bradley, secretary
treasurer. Miss Beverly Carlson
is retiring president o; the group
Mrs. Richard Buckovic, who
has been teaching in the nursery
school sponsored by the Ameri
can Association of University
Women, told of her work and of
the cooperation with the training
school.
Corvallis alumnae who came
over for the luncheon were Mrs.
John c. Rollins. Mrs. William
Schenlfeld, Miss Shirley Howard,
Miss Jackie McKenile, Mrs,
dessert supper will be served by
the hostesses. . . . Last week Mrs.
Harold Richardson. Mrs. Flor
ence W. Adams and Miss F.slher
Rerger were hostesses for a
bridal party in compliment to
Miss Shisler ... the affair was
Jane
I.yle
will perform the
htuhlv intpneo Ouartpt hv fho fair r Hon Thipsrn .InHv Wnnrls lnK-
vmini! l'alman rnmnncpr Arthur anH l.inHa Kpnririflf decorations.
ate State Rep- t..-,.n-. -j .: l. fn.j M,nl 7i.llpr nrnurams- Karen
resentative Thomas to Claude K. by ,he rapj(jlv movj)l ToccaU o( Ringnaida tnd Marilyn Murphy,
publicity; hay 5 m 1 1 n, reiresn-
ments; Sandra Shorey, invitations,
wedding of Miss Mary
Thomas, daughter of Mrs
Thomas and the
FRIDAY
Ralt-m U'nmBn'K Cltih final mpt- r-i 1 T, I . n t
Committees working on the at- mi; i" a m. clubhouse, boflrd meet- '" -vo. nun,un u- '
1 Robertson.
Swanson. son of Mr.
Arthur Swanson of Lebanon
i , i
nu .mrs. Pj u.inc
on tv,... (.,- ,,.,i.. ,.,.ii
A iica-c i.u ui gaii'.a-.ivii3 mil yiv
held at the Richardson home on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock The gent annua, program in Amerj.
Rev. Wesley Turner performed the
can music as one of their primary
f'hamivi ItAaH Tmpnlv.cpvpt-i
guests attended the affair ... a ""P131 Ken"'h Holler, cousin of:projetii for each ey4r. AU inter
personal shower feted the bride- lhe bride.. fM'ss Mrily S"-, ested persons are Invited to attend
U-be aid a late sopper was
served ...
A hostess . . . today will be
Mrs. Fred Viesko, who has in
vited the Sigma Kappa mothers
to a 12.30 luncheon in the dro
wn, tuusin oi ine groom. piaycui.,rf ..inii..u u ru
the wedding music. Howard Bcrger '
of Oswego was the vocalist. r I
William R. Thomas gave hisiTlCKGTS Oil bOlG
niece in marriage. For her wed- .
ding she wore a floer length gown rOT f ITST r ICIy
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:13 TO P.M. - OTHER DAYS 9:30 AM. TO 5.30 tJK
her & finmrs-sii
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 13:15 TO P. M.
OTHER DAYS 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
gon Room at Meier and Franks , . "
-- - . .. M j.:... fashioned princess style and a
Tickets are now on
and Jim Rawlins, clean-up.
The prom plaining is under the
general chairmanship of junior
class vice-president, Marcia Hum
phrey with Mrs. Leah Case Smith,
faculty advisor.
Patrons and patronesses are Mr.
and Mrs. Warrea Baker, Mrs. Hul
dah Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Quistad. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Beals,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rosen, Dr. and
aie for Mrs. Bertram Trelstad, Mr. ana
. o .s'
t
jbU
to the country home of the Virs-
kos for an informal afternoon
Celebrating ... her fourth
birthday on Thursday will be
Nancy Hadley, daughter of the
Wayne Hadlevs ... a group of
her young friends have been in
vited to a partv at the Hadley
home on Cross Street . . . Wish
ing Nancy a happy birthday will
be Carlton Mcl.eod. Tommy Hal
ey, Vickv Ilollis, Linda Doerfler,
Danny, Jimmy and Leslie Green,
cousins of Nancy, and her broth
er, Bruce Hadley
shoulder Itnjlh veil caught to a Tentacle's first production of the
seed pearl tiara. She carried a season. The Lady s Not For Burn
bouquet o( pink roses and stepha-iing. They can be purchased at
notis, ! Dell's Book Store, 139 North High
Miss Mamie Swanson, sister of j Street, and Stevens and Son. Open
the groom, was the maid of honor. ing night is scheduled for June 4
She wore a pink net lace gown and at the barn on the Dallas Highway
carried a nosegay of pink roses and curtain time is 8:15 p.m.
and stt-phanotis Gussie Holler Mrs. Murco Ringnaida of Wil-
Mrs. Fred Humphrey, Mr. ana
Mrs. Gerald Shorey and Mr. and
Mrs. E. K. Rawlins.
Mrs. Donohoe is
Feted by Club
I Mrs. George Donohoe was feted
,, n . ! a VimcjiiL-nrminf
L I n.n.. l:.t..j ,i J1-- . D Dl 1- IL..:. i. SI Buiwiiat i.v,,. -.....- ,
7 " "m "T lan"- ""i Thursday night bv members of the
I. C 'i.,.n tnn . hurl arnnn.clvlo luir Ifirm a nnct c nf thp I j .n
man lor his brother and ushers Christopher Fry comedy,
were Kenneth Swanson, a brother. Sheila Laue and Carl Ritchie are
Lowell Swanson. a cousin. Duaine cast in the leading roles and are
Marr and Keith Marr ot Corvallis, supported by veteran Pentacle
Players Dick Smith, Dick Geer,
Bill Smith, Bruce Fountain and
Kve Johnson of
rlnh hflcless . . . tonieht will
be Mrs. Ralph Underwood, who cousins of the groom.
h mvitrt thp ornun tn her Creel Guests at Reception
hm n T,iiin piare a rirs- Mrs. Thomas selected a blue lace , Klmer Spencer
sort supper will he served with and net gown with white and blue New York is making her first ap
hridse following . . . accessories for her daughter's wed- pearance with Pentacle in this
Newlv elected . . . officers of ding. Mrs. Swanson chose a rose production,
the Willamette University Moth- lace and net gown with white
er's Club of Salrm are Mrs. Ron- accessories Their flowers were Picnic ailtl Installation
'pink carnations.
I A reception followed in the LIBERTY Mrs. Wilbert Kurth
church parlors. Pouring were Mrs. 1 will be hostess to the Liberty
Mrs. Beutler to
Head Auxiliary
of
Mabel Marr of Corvallis, aunt of
the groom, and Mrs. William R.
Thomas of Lebanon, the bride's will hold their annual picnic at
the aunt. Cutting the cake were Mrs.1 noon with installation of officers
I ,, , , , : .
Woman's Club on Thursday, at her
home on Kurth Ave. The group
Newly elected officers
Auxiliary o( the Union Gospel Harold Hindman and Mrs. Evelyn : following
Mission are Mrs Henry Beutler. -Farley of Salem, the bride's aunts. ,
(hairman: Mrs. Kenneth Van Horn. Assisting were Mrs. Leslie Swan--vice-chairman;
and Mrs. Harold B.;son, Mrs. Paul Pinkney, Mrs.
Allen, secretary-treasurer. Officers Harold Carper, Miss Judy Ackeretl
were named at the group s month- and Miss Laura Drummond. all ofj
Iv meeting. Mrs. . G .story irom Lebanon. Mrs. Don Benson, Miss
the Pilgrim Holiness Church gave' Mane Mallow, Miss Ella Mae
a talk to the group. Swanson. Shanna Farley, Martha
Auxiliary projects were discus- Thomas and Florence Swanson,
scd and the group decided each (he latter three cousins of the
member will ask the women's or- bride and groom who passed the
ionization ot her own church to groom's cake. j
help raise money to install the por her wedding trip along the i
electric grill which has been Oregon coast the new Mrs. Swan
donated to the Mission son donned a beige tweed box'
George Simonka. superintendent style suit flecked with orange and1
nf the Mission. .W N Commercial burnt orange and white acces-;
Si., look auxiliary memhers on a sorics. The couple will make their,
lour of the Mission and later sev- home in Lebanon, where Mr.
eral visited the Union Gospel Mis- Swanson is engaged in the farm-j
sion store in the Aro Hotel build-, ing business with his father.
ir.C, which is operated by the men
nf the Mission They work at re
pairing articles donated to the
store. Anyone having articles,
which they wish to donate, old
newspapers or magazines is asked
to call the store and they will be
picked up.
Accent Club, Cosompolistan Asso
ciates Inc. Special guests were
Mrs. Mary Johnston, mother ot the
honor guest, who is visiting here
from Scotland, Miss Dora Jnhns-
tnn a sister, and Mrs. Marie
Thompson.
Club members present were Mrs
I.oren Hicks, Mrs. Joseph Morena,
Mrs I. E. Watson. Mrs. Carl Bce-
Vv. Mn N I. Cruzen. Mrs. Ed
Ha'lliman. Mrs. H. Stanley and
Mrs. Victor Simonton.
The Women's Catholic Order of
Vnrpsiprs will meet Wednesday i
night at the home of Miss Pearl
Bairey at t o'clock. A social hour
will follow with Mrs. T. L. For
man and Mrs. Axel Donnelly ai
hostesses.
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Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE - -
Q Our neighbors are all people
in their early thirties, and very
young in spirit and looks. Is it
all right for our children to call
them by their first names?
A. It is best to consult your
friends about this. Otherwise, your
children should be taught to ad
dress them as "Mr ' and "Mrs.
Q Is it proper to apologize tor
a gilt one has given because it
isn't expensive?
A. No; in fact, it is bad form to
make any mention of price when
giving a gift.
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TUESDAY - MAY 22
Fashion Modeling
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1115-1:30 t. M.
Salem Fuchsia Show
and Sale
PATIO SHOP, SECOND FLOOR
Top Secret haircut, from $1 .SO
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
Phone 3-2211, ext. 271
BEAUTY SALON - SECOND FLOOR
"We feature the most popular naircolonnn Mus Clairol lUir
Color Bath." ' We use Ogilvic Sisters prcparilions to help
give you hair health; Revlon'i "Frosted Cinnsmon Stick'' for
betutiful hitftlfures. --
RELAX IN COMPLETE AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT
IN OUR BEAUTY SALON.
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mmfm as e Jul, j .rMftS
sun Msm!L
'j FUN ti
washable summer playslwcs!
U. S. Kedettes and
Suinmerettes
1. Children's champion strap Keds
in red, nsvy, pink, yellow, faded blue.
Sizes 8'j-12
Sizes 12"j3
2. Keds tennis oxford in navy, red,
faded blue. Sizes 68
Sizes 8 12
Sizes 12V'2.3
Sizes 3'i-lO
3.45
3.75
:,.23
3.45
$3.73
3.95
5.95
3.95
31.95
31.95
3. V. S. Kedettes "Bonsterettes". Red, navy,
almond. Women's sizes 4-10, N&M.
4. U. S Kedettes ballet pump in black,
red, pink, white. 4-10. N&M.
5. U. S. Kedettes "Firebird" elasticized square
dancing pump in flame,
pink, raven black. 4 10, N&M.
6. U. S. Kedettes beach sandal in black
with natural raffia. 4-10, NM
Mail and phonr rrdrn'
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