THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1029
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
PACK KIVB
Society, Clubs and Music
Visitors
Honored At
T.S. Roberts'
One ot the most delightful olfatn
given for tlio pleasure of tho wives
of legislators and state officers who
lire visitors In Salem was the musl
cale and Informal reception for
which Professor and Mrs. T. S.
Roberts were hosts Wednesday eve
ning in their home at 505 North
Summer street.
Professor Rub-Tts played several
numbers on his studio organ Includ
ing chiefly the more familiar clas
sics such as Handel's "Largo" and
the "Pilgrims' Chorus." Among the
numbers which particularly de
lighted the audience were the organ
and piano duet, "Pantaslc " Dc
marcst) by Professor Roberta, organ
ist, and Doris Hoss, pianist; a trio
. number, "Meditation" iMletzke.)
played by Professor Roberta, at the
organ, assisted by Ivft Clairo Love.
violinist, and Doris Ross, pinnlsi
Miss Love . also played "Schoen
Roamarin" (Krelslcr) as a violin
sola The climax of the program
came with the concluding number.
Knjlslers "Old Refrain" in which
all three musicians took part, as
sisted by Miss E. Ruth How, lyric
sofffano. Miss How also sang sev
eral solo numbers.
Following the musical program,
the guests were entertained with fin
informal reception on tho lower
floor of the Roberts' home. The
spacious reception hall, llvins rooms,
dining room and serving table were
beautifully decorated with carna
tions In shades of rose, combined
with daffodils and acacia. Mrs.
Harry T. Love assisted Mrs. Roberts
throughout the evening.
Presiding at the serving urns dur
ing the evening were Mrs. Isaac Lee
Patterson, wife of Governor Pat
terson, and Mrs. Walter Pierce
(Cornelia Marvin.) wife of cx-Gov-ernor
Pierce.
W. U. Glee Club
Presents Program
The Girls' glee club of Willam
ette university presented a delight
ful concert of solos, duets nnd en
semble numbers Monday evening at
ths Tuberculosis hospital, east of
Salem.
Miss Grace Henderson is accom
panist for the club which plans to
make a concert tour of the north-
vest during sprinir vacation.
The program presented Monday
evening included:
"It X&6 Lover nnd nis Lni" ... r!xar
Cliorus
Bolo SPlcctrd
Joscohlne Albert
"Bnrcarolle" Clmmlnndc
Helm Cochrnn mid Jobcplilne Albrrt
"Tiiy Ueamlim Eyes' MncDuwell
Cliomi
Fer.tur "Homco and Jullrt" ....
Bolo Selected
Lilltnil Scott
Hradlne Selrctfd
Helen Pcmbrrlou
Daffodils" German
Chorus
KlnsHsher B)w" Woodford
Helen Cochran and Josephine Albert
"A TraBlo Tale" Fox
Chorus
College Songs Selected
Cliorus
Turner Earl S. Prathcr, drug
ist of Portland, was surprised on
Tuesday with a birthday dinner
party in his honor. Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Hut-Chens 01 McMinnvuie, Stan
ford Prather and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Prather.
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Edited by Rosalia Kcber, Phone 83
A semi-patriotic program will be
prevented Friday evening at the Y.
M. O. A. Dr. George H. Alden, head
of the history department of Wil
lamette university will speak on
The Life of George war. runs ton
Others taking part hi the program
will be Mrs. Sheldon Sackett, Miss
Marie Patton, Lawrence Meades and
Ward Wolfe. The general public Is
invited to attend the program which
will open at 8 o clock. .
Woman's Club To
Entertain Guests
Women of Salem are much in
terested in the meeting of the Sa
lem Woman's club Saturday after
noon in the clubhouse on North
Cottage street. Guest Day will be
observed at this meeting which will
be one of the most interesting of
the entire club year and each club
member is privileged to bring a
guert,
Th e Sn it: poh d ram a t ic club of
Salem high school will present a
clever play, "Sauce for the Gos
Mnps," at the program hour. The
cast for tho play includes: Richard
Taylor, Richard Baker; Margaret
Taylor, Evelyn Cummings; Robert
Taylor, Stanley King; Elizabeth
Bnkt-r, Helen Larson; Martha Lee,
Margaret Wilson; James Ward,
Robert Eyre; and the maid, Edith
Glaisyer. Jean Eastriiige is ward
robe mistress Louis Campbell, ward
robe master; Charles Bier, stage
manager, and Hazel Johnson, pvop
ertv manager.
Mrs. Gordon McGllcnrist will sing
two groups of solos, accompanied
by William McGilchrist, Sr., as an
additional feature of the program.
Mrs. Homer Goulet is chairman
of the tea committee for the after
noon. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Lewis Griffith, Mis. Edgar Hartley,
Mrs. Alton D. Hurley, Mrs. Walter
Pace. Mrs. George J. Pearce. Mrs.
E. A. Pierce, Mrs. E. C. Richards,
Mrs. Homer H. Smith, Mrs. B. N.
Sneer, Mrs. Claude Stcuslo.f, Mrs.
William waiton ana Mrs. ucorge a.
White.
Attractive Affair
At Spaulding Home
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. spaum-
!ng were hosts at an attractive
dinner party Sunday afternoonin
their home on Court street, com
plimenting Mrs. Spaulding's moth
er. Mrs. Nora Gard Miller or von
land, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary.
The charmingly appointed am
ner table was centered with a sil
ver bowl of red carnations. Red
tapers in silver holders marked
covers for the honor guest, Mrs.
Miller; and for Mr. arid Mrs. Clay
C. Miller and their daughter, Bar
bara, of Oregon City; Dr. and Mrs.
H. W. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. Merton
Brines, Mrs. James Taylor and
daughter, Jean; Mrs. C. H. Burr,
Miss Lulu Miller, and Mr. and Mrs,
Jesse Gard. all of Portland; little
Miss Leone Spaulding and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. bpaum
ing. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gritton en
tertained at dinner Saturday eve
ning in their home on Jefferson
street, honoring Mrs. V. M. Clark
on the occasion of her birthday an
niversary.
Covers were placed for the honor
Kiicst. Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. Rae, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ken
nedy, and the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Gritton.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Arnold of West
Salem were additional guests for
the evening which was spent with
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Miss Carol Dibble
To Present Pupils
Carol S. Dibble will present her
junior students in dramatic art in
ecitai Saturday evening, i,-ebruary
23, at 8 o'clock in the Nelson audi
torium. Assisting on the program
will be Mrs. S. H. Van Trump, icad-
and several piano pupils of
Prank E. Churchill.
The complete program follows:
Orttlng Her Lessons Bertha Tobln
Dona Unrun
We Ain't Scared of Pa J. W. Foley
A Rainy Nlht J. W. Foley
Jerry Blone
The Hatchet Story R. J. Burdette
Wllla Ellis
A Careful Scholar LaVrrne. Mnrnh
Henry Blake's Chum J. W. rolty
Youth and Ave
Stephen Stone Jr.
What a Boy Thinks .... Etta Seelcy SiUler
Gordon Carl
Valse. LevlUki
Loralne IIosb
Frnrod's Bum Afternoon ....Booth Tark-
tnuton
Julia Johnson
The Utile Snuare Clock Acnes Lee
The NiKht Wind Eucine yield
Doris Unruh
Llcbnf reud . rrlti Krclsler
Olive Bliurts
The SummerKet Folks .
Which General
Gordon Can
Paul Revere H. W. Lonefellow
Jerry Stone
Group of Bird Poems
Mrs. S. 11. Van Trump
Apple nto&noms William Martin
The Dreatnihlp Eueene Field
Wllla Ellis
Rosamunde" To Be
Presented March 1
Rosamunde'' the Schubert opera
in two acts to be presented March 1
by the advanced chorus and orches
tra classes ot Salem high school
promises to be ,an entertainment
of more than usual interest.
The opera includes a wide var
icty of characterizations: the dig
nified King of Cyprus, the un
flinching Rosamunde, the adroit
Candia with his schemes against
the king; Aja, the foster mother
of Rosamunde who really holds the
key to the story; and the deaf old
man who attends the king.
Miss Ola LaMoinc Clark is acting
as faculty manager for the opera
and victor Wolfe as general man
ager. Lena Belle Tartar is dramatic
and musical coacn xor the prrxwc
tion.
Salem Peoole To Be
Honored With Ball
An outstanding event of the week
will be the military ball honoring
Governor and Mrs. Isaac Lee Pat
terson and Adjutant General and
Mrs. George A. White which will
take place Fnday evening at the
McMinnville armory. The aiiair
will be given by the national guard
units of Tillamook, Dallas, and Mc
Minnville and about 1000 cards
have been Issued for the affair. Of
ficers and their wives from all
parts of the state as well as from
Vancouver, Washington are
nected to be in attendance.
Following the ball, Adjutant
General and Mrs. White will en
tertain the officers and their wives
stationed in Salem with a buffet
supper in their home on Bellcvuc
street.
The Enclewood community club
will meet Friday afternoon, March
1. at the home of Mrs. Earl Gilbert,
1320 Market street. The meeting
was originally planned for Febru
ary 22.
Janice Dunlvan, Mary Holthouse,
Frances Chance and Burrel Brown
are delegates to the exposition at
O. A. C. from the Mill City high
school.
VOU SEE.THIS SOAP IS DIFFERENT
IT5 TWICE AS CLEANSING A3 OTHER
SOAPS. THE WASHER. SALESMAN
.ADVISED IT
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It was decided at the meeting of
members of the First Congrega
tional church Wednesday evening
to refuse to accept the resignation
of the church pastor, Charles E.
Ward. Rev. Ward who is exceed
ingly well liked by his local con
gregation has been oifered ft pas
torate in Portland. .
Mrs. Henry Lee
Hostess For Group
The Salem music teachers were
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs Henry Lee on Stewart
street.
William McGilchrist, Sr., spoke ,
on the "Public school music of j
Scotland," and Mrs. . Gordon Mc- j
Gilchrist sang several songs, ac- j
ompanled by Mr. McGilchrist on !
the concertina.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening by Mrs. Lee,
assisted by Mrs. Ethel Poling Phelps.
It was decided at the meeting
that the Salem music teachers' as
sociation would sponsor the pro
gram for the opening night of mu
sic week. May 0-11. The program
will be a benefit for the national
MacDowcll colony. Plans were also
discussed for national good music
week which promises to be a greater
music week than ever before, under
the direction of Mrs. Walter Den
ton who will be assisted by other
committees. Many fine concerts are
planned for the week the program
for which will be announced later.
Mrsr William H. Burghardt, Jr.
will present Miss Marguerite Blum-
enberg, pianist, in recital Friday
evening at her home, 8b0 union
street. She has Issued about luty
invitations for the evening.
Brocks Recent dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
V. Ashbaugh were Miss Mabel Low
of Brooks and Mrs. Arthur Madsen
of Salem. Other guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Jones and son,
Ronald, Jr., of Brooks.
Pringle Mothers
Guests At Party
Pringle Members of the Prmgle
Mothers' club were entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. E. G. Clarke.
Games were enjoyed for several
hours following the business session.
A valentine box was opened at the
refreshment hour.
The guest group included Mrs.
John Fabry, Jr., Mrs. . Jolin Van
Lydcgraf, Mrs. A. Jelderks, Mrs.
L. F. Toney, Mrs. J. M. Cobuxn,
Mrs. A. Hilfiker, Mrs. W. M. Co-
burn. Mrs. Charles Grabenhorst,
Mrs.W. H. Grabenhorst, Mrs. J.
Bonney, Mrs. H, C. Stapleton, Mrs.
Paul Gurgurich, Mrs. George Wil
son, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. O. B.
Allm, Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mrs. O. T.
Sealey, Mrs. J. Sandifer, Mrs. Anna
J. Robbin-s, Mrs.Johh Fabry, Jr.,
Mrs. Clifford Jones and the host
ess, Mrs. -Clarke.
The next regular meeting of the
club will take place Tuesday eve
ning, March 19, at the home of
Mrs. John Van Lydcgraf.
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Society Women
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The pattern of Style No. 3575
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out wasting one minute of time to
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FIRSHDAY AND SATURDAY
All Special Prices!
Ill "SR First Anniversary sale has been a huge success not because it happened to be us
HI Vbut because the women of this vicinity realized what real values really are. For this
Nil last day we. are going to make a final plunge you will find prices cut clear down to the
HI! astonishing point because we must clean up these remaining items regardless of what they
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P. L. E. F. Club
Sponsors Benefit
The P. L. E. F. club of the Pyth
ian Sisters entertained Tuesday
afternoon with a benefit card party
at the fraternal, temple.
Included in the guest group were
Mesdames: Hogan, Krie.?), Johnson.
Hardin, Greenwood, Ericksen, John
son, Adams, lark, Hixson, Compton.
Hansen, Dunstan, Andresen, Brock,
Davies, Knightson, Burk, Kinzer,
Pugh, Browning, Shipp, Koffoed,
Furlough, Spong, Fuhrtr, Van
Schaik. Mrs. Peterson of Everett,
Washington was a special guest.
The high score prize in bridge
was won by Mrs, W. H. Hogan.
Mrs. L. B. Hixson received the sec
ond award. Refreshments were
served at the tea hour by the host
ess committee.
Mrs. Dustan will entertain the
club Tuesday afternoon, March 5,
in her home at 1C87 North Summer
street.
Monthly Concert
Knight Memorial
The chorus choir of the Knight
Memorial church will present its
monthly concert Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock, assisted by Donald J.
Allison, church organist.
The program will include:
Chorus "The Earth 1 the Lord's" ....
Fearis
Duet "I Will Marnlfr the Lord"
Moeenthal
Leonard Chadwlck and IT. C. Stover
Chorus "DcKcht Thyself In the Lord" ..
Wlliion
ObliKftto solo, Bcneitta Edwards
Solo "Alone with Tuce" Bally
Lawrence Deacon
Chorus "Like as the Hart" .... Hcaton
Male Quartet "I Ain't Owlne Study War
No More' Spiritual
Chorus "My Eons" Ugh thill
chorus "Froise the Wondrous Name"
Pctrle
ARI0N TEMPLE HOLDS
SESSION AT HUBBARD
Hubbard Arl on temple met in
regular session Tuesday evening
giving initiation to Beryl Blosser
of Hubbard. During the business
session Sadie Scholl was appointed
delegate to the convention to be
held April 6 at Aurora. Coble do
Lespinasse was appointed to ar
range for an entertainment stunt
for the next temple meeting to be
given during the social hour.
Grandmas Bevens, who has been ill
for some time, was able to be pres
ent to attend the first Initiation
under the gavel of her granddaugh
ter, Anitta Bevens, who is most ex
cellent chief of the temple.
The next meeting will be held
March 5, when there again will be
ladies' initiation. Vcrna Ott and
Ruth Stauffer, standing social com
mittee, will be in charge of the
luncheon following the evening's
session.
P0MER0YS ARE HOSTS
Independence Mr. and Mrs. T.
D. Pomeroy were hosts to the C. R.
club on Tuesday evening at their
home on C street. Special guests
of the club were Mr. and Mrs, R.
M. Walker. The homo was prettily
decorated in red and white carna
tions and ferns. The members In
clude Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. L D. Mix, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Jensen, Grorer Mattison.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy. High scores
were won by Mrs. Pomeroy and K.
L. Williams.
A two course luncheon was served
by the hostess, assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. G. G. Mattison.
MOVE TO ALBANY
Zcna. Mr. and Mrs. Wolverton
and son who have been living in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Scott here, have moved to Albany
where Wolverton is employed in a
printing establishment.
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.Voodburn The Wood burn Girl .
Scouts held their annual dinner at
the Wood burn armory Tuesday.
The meal was prepared by the girls
with the assistance of Mrs. Eugene
Mosliberger, Mrs, W. P.' Norman, ,
Mrs. Lee Withers and Mrs. Myrtle
Clark. Covers wera placed for 43,
including 37 girls and six adults.
Place cards were Washington birth
day hatchets with candy handles.
Games were played in the gym
before dinner and afterwards the
girls rehearsed a play which they
expect to present at the high school .
auditorium March 2. This play pic
ture? the girl scouts at the inter
national scout camp and features
the national dances of the various
nations. Miss Margaret Brooks and
Miss Fern Wadsworth are directing
the play and Mrs. Mabel Ballard
and Miss' Alice Shorey are assist
ing as pianists. The armory was
donated free of charge by Captain
Olfon.
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