Capital journal., March 21, 1929, Image 5

THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929
THK CAI'ITAI. JOURNAL. RALRM. OREGON
PAGE FIVR
Society, Clubs and Music
Edited by Rosalia Keber. Phone 83
Concert
Program
Announced
The 'MaeDowell club concert in
the Grand theater on North High
street, next Saturday evening will
Include four groups of numbers by
the club chorus with Miss Mildred
Roberts playing a violin obligato In
one group, and three groups ol
solos by Miss Winifred Byrd, fa
mous pianist.
The complete program, an-j
nounced for the first time late!
Wednesday afternoon, will be as
follows:
Salutation
It Was a Lover and His Lata Dunn
Chorus
April Wind Wrlaht
The Bom ol India . . . .nimsky-Korsaaow
My Lover la a Hsheraun UlequcBl num
ber Strickland
Chorus
Hondo Coprlclono Mrndrbiaohn
On WinM ot Bona Mciidelwiohn
Spinning Bonn Mendclanohii
Mlas Byrd
The Win Alhara
To the 8ra MneDowcl
The Witches' Dance MacDowell
- Mies Byrd
Ride of "the Valkyrie, "Die Walkurle"
Wagner
Mlsa Byrd
The Walnut Tree "...Schumann
Violin Obllcato Mildred Roberta
Chorus
Dance of the Gnomea MacDowell
Cradle Bona Uralim
Nrmpha and Fauns ..Bcmbem-MaUhews
Chorus
The Ladled' Social Circle of the
Knight Memorial church will be
hostess at a tea in the church par
lors Friday afternon from 2:30 to
4:30, Each guest is asked to bring
a white elephant. The hostesses will
be Mrs. A. E. Mclntyre, Mrs. H. L.
Braden, Mrs. D. P. Spencer, Mrs. H.
P. Hedine, Mrs. P. M. Williams,
Mrs. Dale Hilborn, Mrs. Gleason,
and Mrs, Martha Billcnder.
Mrs. Ed Donnelly
Entertains Club
Bono Tempo club members were
entertained by Mrs. Ed Donnelly at
bridge and tea in her home Wed
nesday afternoon. Daffodils and
violets were combined with Easter
favors about the rooms.
The first prize for high bridge
score was won by Mrs. r. a.
Schmidt and second award went U
Mrs. L. B. Endicott. The guest
prize was presented to Mrs. J
White.
Club members present were Mrs.
L. B. Endicott. Mrs. A. J. Wheaton.
Mrs. P. A. Schmidt. Mrs. Prank
Nieswander, Mrs. C. T. Moffitt,
Mrs. Gail Jones, and the hostess.
Mrs. Donnelly.
Mrs. Endicott wfll be next club
hostess.
Alpha Chi Omegas
Are Entertained
Miss Louise Williamson and Miss
Maiml Victor entertained Alpha
Chi Omega alumnae in Miss wil-
liamons's home in the Roberts
Wednesday evening. A special guest
was Mrs. Prank Rosebraugh (Estelle
Graybill) of Portland, who -is the
truest in Salem of her mother, Mrs.
W. W. Rosebraugh. Mrs. Rosebraugh
was formerly a member of the Salem
Alpha Chi alumnae club.
In the group also were Mrs. Lewis
Griffith, Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mrs.
Monroe Gilbert, Mrs. Martin Perrey,
Miss Dorothea Steusloff, Mrs. Bur
ton Myers, Mrs. Ethelwynne Mur-
ton, Mrs. James Smart, MisS Grace
Holt, Miss Kathryn Hartley, and
the hostesses, Miss Victor and Mtes
Williamson.
Mrs. Ferrey and Miss Murton will
be hostesses at the April meeting.
Barbara Frietchlc tent, Daugh
ters of Veterans, will hold a regu
lar meeting Friday evening at eight
o'clock in the Woman's clubhouse
on North Cottage street.
Federation Meeting
Silverton April 25
Final plans for the semi-annual
convention of the county federation
of women's clubs in Silverton on
Thursday, April 25, were made
Wednesday afternoon when mem
bers of the executive board of the
federation met at luncheon at the
Elks clubhouse.
Mrs. C. H. Brewer, county feder
ation president, presided at the
board meeting.
The Silverton Woman's cub will
be the hostess club next month. As
usual, registration will begin at 9
o'clock, the business meeting will be
held in the morning, luncheon will
be served at noon, and the program
offered in the afternoon. The Sil
verton group will arrange musical
entertainment. Mrs. Jack Ballan-
tyns, president of the Silverton
c'.ub, is making arrangements for
the place of meeting and for the
luncheon.
Women's clubs in Woodburn,
Salem. SI ay ton, Aumsville, Jeffer
son, Hubbard. Aurora. Gervais,
Ankeny hills, Willard, and Silver
ton are included in the federation.
Turner Mrs. William J. Gowcr
of Newberg, who has been visiting
with Turner Iriends for the past
week is visiting in Salem for a few
days at the home of her brother.
Nathan cook and family. Mrs.
Gower will also be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ferebee and
Mrs. Johanna FilHet and family
while she is in Salem. The Ferebee i
and Fliflet families both are former i
residents of Turner and vicinity,
where they have many friends.
Seventy-Fifth
Birthday Honored
Her children, grandchildren -and
;reat grandchildren gathered at the
home of Mrs. H. W. Riedesel at 704
North Cottage street Sunday after
noon to honor her on her 75th
birthday anniversary. A number of
iriends caned during the afternoon
also.
Monday evening a groun of rela
tives and 25 members of the Dakota1
club pleasantly surprised Mrs. Ried
esel with a birthday party and
handkerchief shower. A number of
games and contests were enjoyed
during the evening and supper was
served late in the evening.
Mrs. Helen Southwick and; Mrs.
Florence Odenborg entertained 18
members of the Everready birthday
club Tuesday afternoon ot the
Odenborg home. Mrs. Ida Olson,
Mrs. M. Fliflet. Mrs. Otto Rogen
and Grandma Rogen were special
guests.
St. Patrick's decorations were
used about the rooms with spring
fiowers. Irish pipes were used for
place cards. -
Mrs. Clara Adams will entertain
the club in her home at 2352 Wash
ington street, April 10.
The Yo Marco class of the First
Methodist church will be enter
tained Friday afternoon beginning
at two-thirty at the R. R. Board
man home at 1285 Waller street.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Board-
man and Mrs. Carle Abrams.
The Willamette university girls')
gtee club is presenting a concert
Thursday evening in Tacoma. Con-i
certs will be given In Seattle, In
Bremerton, port Orford and Kent
before the girls return to Salem.
Among the Salem girls in the group
are Miss Doris Clarke and Miss Lil
lian ScotU -
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hofer
will leave Sunday for their new
home on Lake Oswego near Port
land. Since they left San Francisco
nearly a year ago, the Lawrence
Hofers have been making their
home in Salem.
Guests at the E. P. Thorn summer
home at Nelscott beach last week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Brackett of San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Pierce. Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Farmer, and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kirk.
Miss Barnes Hostess
At "Open House"
Miss Barbara Barnes will be host
ess at an "open house" In her stu
dio of the ballet dance Friday evening-
from seven-thirty to nine-
thirty. The tudio is located in the
new Will building at 155 South
Liberty street. -
The children's class demonstra
tion consisting of ballet and acro
batics will be given at seven-thirty.
At eight-thirty the advanced clash
es In acrobatics, ballet, and toe will
be presented. Bobby Brazeau, juven
ile singer, will assist.
The program will be as follows
Billy Bumpkin Sons and Dance
Alice and June Col fey
East Bide, West Side Tap Number
Theodore Foreman, Frederick Thlclscn,
Myra Belt and Peggy Donncll
By Heck Eccentric Dance Joyce Chambers
Caprice Toe Number Jean Andrews
Irish Jla Jean and Claire Hurley
Temple Bells East Indian Dance .
Marina iiooson
Candle, A Candle Baby Dance ..
.Barbara Bell and Vcrna Jean Baker
Balloon and Scarf. .Josephine Zimmerman
Colored Tap Turkey In the Straw ....
Ora Williams, Evelyn Kertson. Esther
Lelnlnger and Orace Hottlnger
Soft Shoe Dance Vclma .LuthT
High Upon a H1U Top Song and Dance
Joan Newcomb
Don't Do That to the Poor Puss Cat
Jau Dance ... .rouune zoe Chambers
Mrs. Frank Whltmore entertained
members of the H. S. B. club on
Monday. After a delightful eve
ning of 500 a luncheon was served,
Mrs. Russell Patterson assisting the
hostess.
A color scheme of yellow and
green was cleverly carried out, both
in the refreshments and table dec
orations. The long dining table
was centered with a large bowl of
daffodils with St. Patrick's day
favors and place cards marking
covers for Mrs. Loyal Henderson,
Mrs. Byrd Johnson. Mrs. Ray Abst.
Miss Ora Williams, Mrs. Henry
Gortmaker, Miss Cecil Pelly, Mrs.
Orvil Hazelwocd, Miss Beatrice
Kertson, Mrs. Nile Hilborn, and tho
the hostess, Mrs. Frank Whltemore.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith had
as their house guests last wesk-
endMiss Marjorie Plant and Gor
don Plant of Wigrich. ranch.
Favorite Dessert of
Busy Women
because it Jells go WELL
Gamma Phi
Rush Tea At
GloverHome
Forty Salem and Albany girls
who will enter the University of
Oregon next fall will be guests of
active and alumnae members of Nu
chapter of Gamma Phi Beta at a
tea at the Ralph Glover home Fri
day afternoon.
Active members of the Oregon
chapter who are in charge of the
affairs are the Misses Maxine
Glover, Dorothy Bell, and Betty
Shipley. Alumnae who are assist
ing include Mrs. Hollls Huntington,
Mrs. John H. Carson, Mrs. Frank
Spears, and Mrs. Garlcn Simpson
(Carolyn Lambirth.) Albany girls
who will be included in the hostess
group arc the Misses Louise Chess
man and Mary Ann Speer, A num
ber of Portland Gamma Phis will
also motor down for the affair.
Mrs. Josephine Stewart, house
mother at the Eugene chapter
house, will preside at the serving
urns and a group of alumnae wlfl
cut ices.
Mrs. Ralph Glover wlil receive
with the active girls.
Mrs. Dick Slater
Is Club Hostess
Members of her club were guests I
of Mrs. Richard Slater at luncheon
and bridge in her home Wednesday. ;
Spring flowers centered the lunch-
eon table and were arranged about :
the living rooms.
Mrs. A. C. Eoff won first prize
for high score in the club. The
guest prize went to Mrs. George
Weller. .
Mrs. J. H. Laldlaw, Mrs. George
Weller and Mrs. Karl Becke were
special guests. In the club group
were Mrs. P. D. Qulsenberry, Mrs.
Gus Hixson, Mrs. A. C. Eoff, Mrs.
Frank Durbin. Jr.. Mrs. Frederick
Deckcbach, Mrs. Lewis Griffith,
Mrs. Breyman Boise, and Mrs
Slater.
Members of the Business Girls
class of the First Methodist church
were guests of Miss Lydia Hunt one
evening recently at the A. N. Fulk
erron heme in the Salem Heights
district. The guest group included
Professor Alexander Vazakas, teach
er cf the class and Mrs. Vazakas,
Elizabeth Stockhausen, president of
the clasr, Elsie Hill. Elsie Miller,
Edna and Minnie Miller, Clara Mil
ler, Grace Allen, Ruth and Phebe
McAdams, Augusta Breithaupt,
Mabel Savage, Izora Templeton,
Margaret Sutherland, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fulucrson. . . , , .
i .'.
Mrs. Delia Harris of Hoqulam,
Mrs. Inna Whittier and Mrs. Leona
Albert, cf Portland, are guests of
their mother. Mrs. E. T. Brigge, on
South 19th street.
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verted plaits at each side of center.
It is sketched in printed and plain
silk crepe. Two tones of silk crepe,
two surfaces of crepe satin or print
ed and plain sheer woolen Is Inter
esting idea.
The pattern of style No. 3715 Is
extremely simple to use, as It is
shown in picture lessons exactly
how every part Is made. Cuts In
sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40, 42,
44 and 46 inches bust.
For a pattern of the above design
end 15 cents In stamps or coin to
Fashion Department, Capital Jour
nal, 18 Ea&t 18th street, '-New York
City.
The style presented In the new
daytime ensemble frock, for it
opens at front, revealing a slip to
contribute to its smartness and
color combination. The open fronts
are rolled in revers and have in-
Mra. Sadie Orr Dunbar, chairman
of institutes for the Oregon Federa
tion of Women s clubs, has an
nounced the first institute to be
held in Columbia county. The
meetnlg will be held at Rainier Fri
day and will be an all-day session.
Luncheon will be served by the
home economics class of the Union
high school, where the Institute wil)
be held. An invitation si extended
to all club women.
Professor J. Leo Fairbanks of
Oregon State college, will speak
during the afternoon on "Art Ap
preciation." The morning session
to be devoted to a symposium, with
papers prepared by members of the
Rainier Woman's club and the St.
Helens Woman's club.
A group of girls from Mrs. Ralph
White's studio of the dance will
present a group of dance numbers
at Mrs. Mack's style show at the
Elslnore Thursday and Friday eve
ning in addition to modelling i
number of the gowns in the style
show. The dance program will be
given at 9:30 both evenings.
A scarf dance will be offered by
a group of the younger girls in
cluding Margaret Bell, Kathryn El
lis, Grace. Day, Elizabeth Waters,
Juanita Powell, Mary Jane and
Frances Lau, and Marie Stuets-
man, A double adagio will be pre
sented for the first time by Eliza
beth Waters, Orace Day, George
Blrrell, and Alan Northrup.
Miss Marguerite McDonald will
sing a rose number while a group
of the older girls, including Helen
Ramsden, Isabel George, Phyllis
Day, Ruth Gillette, Marie Steuts
man and Juanita Powell, will dance
in the background. Miss Lucille
Cummings will play the piano ac
companiment for Miss McDonald
and Gordon Wesley will play a vio
lin obllgato.
Turner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evt
son of Salem were recent guests lor
several days of Mr. and Mrs. P. , .
Thomason and son, Owen Thomp
son in their country home In tJ
Crawford dlstarlct. Mrs. Eversftn
will be remembered bv her mav
Turner friends as Miss Roberta
Wilson, formerly of Turner She Wi
also a graduate of the Turner h1b
school.
Silverton Rev. and Mrs. J. 91
Jensen of the Immanuel Lutheran
church, were given a reception in
the church parlors Tuesday eve
ning by more than 200 members of
the congregation, the occasion be-
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