FRIDAY, JANUARY
Society and
Attractive
Concert
Tonight
Nearly five weeka have parsed
loce Salem concert soers have
had the opportunity of attending
concert. The pre-holtday sea
son was marked with a number
of affairs In which artists of both
local and national fame were pre
sented. Several of the musical
clube save their annual Christ
mas concert and all of the lead
ing church choirs prepared beau
tiful Yuletide program. Aa a re
action came a lull In musical ac
tlvltiee which will be broken to
sight when the MacDowell club
will present four concert artiste
la a program at the First Chris
tian church.
Occupying the foremost places
on the program will be Frederick
W. Goodrich, organist, and Mis
Prances Vlrglnie Melton, pianist.
Profeeeor Goodrich la recognized
as a musician of the highest type.
His entire life haa been devoted
to the pursuit of musical study
and teaching. Music is his avoca
tion as well as his vocation. He
commenced hia career aa an or
ganist in London more than twen
ty five years ago, with the posi
tion of choir director In one of
the largest Anglican churches In
the British capital. For the past
twenty years he hus made his
home in this country and he Is
now recognized as one of the fore
, most organists In the northwest.
He la dean of the Portland chap
ter of the American Guild of Or
ganists. Professor Goodrich will
give three groups of numbers in
the concert tonight.
Miss Melton's appearance is
waited with great Interest for
It will mark her debut before a
Salem audience. With the train
ing gained as the result of years
of study with such masters as
William Sherwood, Wagner
Swayne, Harold Bauer, Severln
Eieenberger and Thcodor I-.es-chetizky
and with several years
of concert experience Miss Mel
ton's appearance on a 'program
adds Immensely to its attractive
ness. Miss Nellie Schwab, soprano,
and Leslie Springer, baritone, are
two local singers who will -each
appear In a group tonight. Both
are the possessors of splendid
voices well trained.
The concert will open at 8:15
thie evening. This is the third in
the series sponsored by the Mac
Dowell club. Madame Freda
Stjerna, Swedish American so
prano, and Royal Dadmun, bari
tone, are the two artists of na
tional renown who will appear
under the MacDowell club aus
pices later In the musical season.
The Oregon Civic league, the
Portland Federation of Women's
Organizations and the American
Association of University Women
jointly are giving a luncheon in
the crystal room of the Hotel
Benson, Saturday at 12:15 p. m.
for a discussion of International
relations and a world court. The
principal address will be given
by Judge Charles H. Carey, who
will speak on "Why the United
States Should Participate in a
World Court." Mrs. A. W. Coop
er, regional director of A. A. IT.
W., will tell of the Interest of
that organization In a world
court. Oregon Journal.
Mrs. J. C. Mullen entertained
the members of the "Idle Hour"
club at her home on Wednesday
afternoon. The first part of the
afternoon was spent In sewing
after which a dainty lunch was
eerved by the hostess.
In the group were Mrs. W. J.
Lebold, Mrs. M. Dearing, Mrs.
Teeters, who were special guests,
and Mrs. V. M. Clark, Mrs. E. G.
Gritton, Mrs. Thomas Tuson,
Mrs. Elton Rae and the hostess,
Mrs. Mullen.
Miss Elizabeth Levy prizes as
her choicest possession the violin I
which she had the opportunity to
purchase more than a year ago)
from the private collection of
Caesar Thompson, her eminent:
teacher. It is a violin which hej
elected personally for Miss Levy.
It la the work of Antonio Grog-j
nani, a master craftsman who
lived in Leghoen, Italy, more than
two hundred years ago. Grognani
made the instrument for a girl
and It la said to possess tonal
qualities specially suited to a
woman's bowing. It has been en
dorsed aa genuine by some of the
leading firms of the east. Miss
Levy will use this violin in her
home coming concert next Wed
nesday evening In the First
Christian church.
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Hiding a
rash wont heal it
Attempts to conceal complexion
blemishes usually fail, and only serve
to draw attention to the delects.
Underneath mot unattractive skins
la a clear, pleasing complexion all
that ia needed is the propcrtreatmentl
It is surprising how often a briet use
cl Rcsi.tol Ointment and Resinol Soap
will clear away blutchet, redness and
roughness and (rive the skin Us natural
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30, 1925
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Mrs. Joseph Albert, Mrs. J. C.
Griffith, their s!rter, Mrs. 0. E.
Krause of Portland, and Miss
Mary Jane Albert epent last week
at the Canyon Pine ranch near
Hood River. They returned on
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Pruden of Port
land, will be the house guest of
Mrs. J. C. Griffith for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush have
returned from a three weeka trip
to southern California. In San
Diego they were the guesta of
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Bush who are
spending the winter there.
Mrs. F. U. Jordan of Seattle,
the house guest of Mrs. Henry
Meyers, returned to her home on
Monday. During her visit Mrs.
Jordan was the inspiration of a
number of delightful affairs giv
en by Salem hostesses. Mrs. May
ers motored to Portland with her
guest returning the same eve
ning. .
Mrs. Russell Catlln Is visiting
in Portland for several days this
week.
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A group of twenty, members
of the Brush College Helpers,
met yesterday at Mrs. Frank
Crawford's home for the purpose
of sewing on the small sun bon
nets to be used in the campaign
for "pennies' for the Old Peo
ples' home.
Mrs. J. T. McMahan, Mrs. O.
W. McMahan and Mrs. G. Hass
man of Albany, spent Wednes
day with Salem friends.
At a meeting of the Royal
Neighbors last evening plans
were completed and committees
were appointed to arrange for
the state convention of the lodge
to be held in Albany March 17
13. Several hundred delegates arc
expected to be present at this
time. Delegates will bo elected to
the grand lodge which meets in
Kansas City this year. An elec
tion of state officers will also be
held. Albany Democrat.
Salem members of the state
board of the Daughters of the
American Revolution who will
meet in the Portland centra li
brary tomorrow to decide the
time and the place for the next
state convention are Mrs. Sey
mour Jones, state regent; Mrs
Klmo S. White, state correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. LaMoine R.
Clark, state chairman of the pa
triotic education committee; Mrs.
U. G. Shipley, state chairman of
the chapter extension committee.
and Mrs. Russell Catlin, Chcmck
eta chapter regent.
Mrs. Wilson Johnson was unan
imously reelected president of the
Women's auxiliary of the Kpleco
pal dioscese of Oregon announce
ment of the election result being
an outstanding feature of to
day's session of the annual meet
ing of the auxiliary In St. Mnrke
church.
Other: officers chosen were
First vice-president, Mrs. F. J.
Boederfeld; vice president of
northern deanery, Mrs. John Tait.
Astoria; vice president of central
deanery, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Sa
lem; vice president of southwest
ern deanery, Mrs. W. E. Couper,
Marshfield; vice president of
southeastern deanery, Mrs. P. K.
Hammond, Ashland; recording
secretary, Mrs. Robert Warrack;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. J.
H. Bagley; treasurer, Mrs. Will
iam II. Hallam; treasurer united
thank offering, Mrs. James
Muckle; educational secretary.
Mrs. Carol Carver. Jr; social ser
vice secretary, Mrs. Walter J.
Dennis; box supply secretary,
Mrs. E. E. Miller; altar eupply
secretary, Mrs. R. F. Arndt; rep
resentative spirit of missions and
Oregon churchman, Mrs. W. P.
Jenkins; secretary in charge of
tittle helpers, Mrs. Paul Cowglll;
registrar. Mrs, William R. Powell.
Oregon Journal.
Members or the T. If. D. club
will meet on Monday evening at
the home of Miss Pauline Patter
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BenefitTea
Yesterday
Successful
Generally acceded to be one of
the outstanding coclal affair of
too season was the silver tea
sponsored yesterday by the Salem
Woman'e club for the benefit of
the scholarship loan fund main
tained by the Oregon Federation
of clube. More than two hundred
and fitly prominent Salem women
were guests at the club house dur
lng calling houra yesterday. Be
tween fifty five and sixty dollars
will be added to the scholarship
tuna as the result of the tea.
Wreathe of winter greenery.
red carnations, and potted plants
were attractively arranged In the
drawing room of the club house.
In the receiving line wera Mrs.
C. K. Spaulriing, president of the
club. Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Mrs.
George H. Alden and Mra. J. A.
Churchill.
Assisting about werb Mrs. W.
P. Fargo. Mrs. Seymour Jones,
Mrs. D. E. Carrier, Mrs. Harwood
Hall, Mrs. Ronald Glover, Mrs.
L. II. McMahon. Mrs. Max Du
ron, Mre. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. W.
D. Clark, Mre. G. n. Bonnell,
Mrs. W. E. Kirk. Mrs. E. C.
Richards, Miss Frances Richards,
Mrs. II. T. Love, Mrs. John Scott.
Mrs. A. M. Chapman, Mrs. W. E.
Anderson, Mrs. C. A. Kells, Mies
Leora Carver, Mrs. Morton E.
Peck, Miss Margaret Co6per and
Miss Mattie Bcatty.
The tea table was very attract
ive with a huge black bowl fill
ed with greenery and red carna
tions. The color plan was com
pleted with black luster candle
sticks and red candles. Prebldlng
during the afternoon were Mrs.
W. C. Kantner, Mrs. Itichard
Cartwright, Mrs. C. P. Bishop and
Mrs. Henry Bean. Assisting in
serving were Mra. E. II. Kennedy.
Mrs. Horace Willleton, Mra. Carl
Ilecke. Mrs. C. E. Bates, Mrs. T.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,:. SALEM, OREGON
News
8. Roberts, Mrs. Frank Myers.
Mra. Frank Ericsson and lira.
Merle Rosecrans.
The music, arranged by Mrs.
Phil Newmyer, added greatly to
the pleasure of the guests. Solos
were given by Mrs. Martin Fere
ahetian, soprano, and Mls Elis
abeth Lewie, pianist. The Mac
Dowell club quartet sang "Syl
via," and the "Roses ot Picardy.'
Members of the quartet are Ada
Miller Harris, Ruth Emory Rid
dell, Blanche Chamberlain Gallo
way and Margaret Hodge Rose-
crans. Numbers given by the Pied
Piper atringed instrument quar
tet, consisting ot Mies Maxine
Glover, piano, Donald Deckabach,
violin, Eldon Adolph. saxophone,
and Henry Wesley Thleleen,
drums, were an additional fea
ture. Mr. and Mra. W. B. Chance
had ae their guesta yesterday Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Yates and Mr.
and Mra. Joseph Yates ot Albaoy.
Salem War Mothers will spon
sor a cooked food sale in the
Southern Pacific offices on nor:a
Liberty etreet tomorrow. The
sale will open at 10:30 In the
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Lovre were
hosta In their home on Wednes
day evening to a large group of
their friends. Cards and music
furnished the diversion ' of the
evening. Mr. and Mre. Carl Mik
kelson. Miss Velma and Miss
Myrtle Romlnger contributed
special musical numbers.
The guests Included Mr. and
Mre. M. Mikkeleon, Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Romlnger, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Rues, Mr. and Mra. Carl
Johnson and family. Mr. ' and
Mra. John Lovre. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Mikkeleon, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert- Lovre, Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Lovre and son, Mr. and
Mra. Lewi Lovre, Mr. and Mra
Carl Mlkkelson, Mies Velma Ro
mlnger, Miss Jerdls Kloster, Mies
Sarah Lovre, Miss Myrtle Romln
ger, Miss Esther Kloster, Mies
Goldle Iiominger. Miss Ella Lovre,
Mies Bertha Lovre, George Mik
keleon, Harold Kloster, Martin
Mikkeleon and Harry Lovre.
Friends of Mre. Edwin P. Arm
strong will be happy to hear
that she has recovered sufficient
ly from a recent appendicitis op
eration to be moved from the Sa
lem hospital to her home.
Mre. Paul Haueer entertained
members of the Kensington club
at an afternoon ot eewing In her
home yesterday. Mrs. Hauser
had ae her special guest Mra. J.
A. Krebs.
Members of the club present
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Makers of Premium Oleomargarine
were Mre. C. 8. Pratt, Mrs. Albert
C. Smith, Mra. George Griffith,
Mrs. 8. b. Anunsea, Mrs. E. C.
Crandsll, Mra, L M. Dougbton,
Mrs. N. C, Kafoury, Mra, George
M. King, Herbert Haueer,
Mrs. Otto Wilson and the host
ess, Mra. Paul Haueer.
Mra. Otto Wilson will enter
tain the club i:i Thursday, Febru
ary 18.
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