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TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1933 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON committee in charge of the affair will include Mi's. Ella Hathaway, C. B. Lester and Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ellis. Reception To Fete Visitors In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Southwick, who arrived re cently to spend the summer season with Rev. and Mi's. J. R. Simonds, the members of the First Congrega- entertain at the home of Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Sr., with a charmingly ar ranged reception on Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. Mem bers and friends are invited to greet the interesting visitors. appear in concert this evening at the Y. M. C. A. under the direc tion of Raymond Carl. The public Is invited to attend. Mrs. Carl Huber of Woodburn wili entertain the Calvary Baptist church Missionary society on Friday Permanent And Up Waves Expert Ladies' Halrcutting Children's Halrcutting 25o Capital Beauty Shoppe 223 N. High Phone 6666 Society, Clubs and Music Frank Spears. Jr., and Jack Price Edited by Rovena Eyre, Phont Vtoi left Tuesday morning for Chicago, where they will attend the Century The preparatory group of the Salem Philharmonic orchestra will Fair Board of Progress. tiomil church and their friends will ( Additional Society on Page 11) Honored SOPRANO this Soap With Picnic Miss Lillian Scott, soprano, who will appear In the musicale being sponsored by Prof. E. W. Hobson at Nelson hall this evening:. Concert Event of Tuesday Charming Affair Fetes Bride - Elect The Misses Lorraine Sheldon and Vernlta Van Fleet were Joint host esses at a charmingly Informal shower at the Alpha Phi Alpha chapter house on Monday after noon, honoring Miss Leola Johnson, a sophomore at Willamette univer sity, whose marriage to Donald Paber, a Willamette graduate, will be solemnized in the Alpha Phi . Alpha gardens on North Summer street on Sunday, June 18. The popular bride-to-be was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Sorority sisters and friends bidden to the affair included the house mother, Mrs. W. V. Johnson, Mrs. E. J. Ellis, the honored guest, Miss Johnson, the Misses Elva Sehon, Josephine Anderson, Gertrude Roe nlcke, Ruth Schreibcr, Mildred Dra gcr, Eleanor Yarnes, Dorothy Mc Donald, Betty Smith Rose Naet. Edythe Glaisyer, Lucile Flannery, Lulu Allen, Margaret Lange, Sydney Hannaford, Carolyn Schneider, Ele anor Barth, Margaret Morris, Ed wyna Broadbent, Prances Maeda, and the hostesses. Miss Sheldon and Miss Van Fleet. The -play "Wienies on Wednes day" has been chosen by the Senior Endeavor class of the En glewood United Brethern church, to be presented in the near future. Mrs. Petracy, Lauretta Fish, Gar net Larkins, Reg Saunders, and Cleland Fish will compose the cast. Ralph Koerner and Sam Saunders will act as stage managers. Greater Oregon Association Meets The -Woman's Greater Oregon association met at the chamber of commerce Monday evening for a particularly interesting session. Mrs. W. Carlton Smith presided during the evening. An exhibit by local photographers and Industrialists was of especial interest. Earl Fisher of the State Tax commission spoke informally on the proposed sales tax, answering questions following his talk. Plans were made by the group to con tinue meeting during the summer months. Thomas Recital This Evening Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Thomas will present their violin and piano stu dents in recital this evening at 8 o'clock in the American Lutheran church on North Church street. The nubile Is invited to attend. The program for the evening will be as follows: Piano Military March Bucher Billy Pftwk, Ruth Parmer pjano The Banjo Plnyer ....Gay nor Louise Aubry Piano Morning Star Wnlte..La Rue ssicwiiro LAiru Tionn reive Mlrtniiiht Parftde- Preston plnno Aloha Oe Lllliuokolani Robert Laird Plnno Comrades Waltz Rolfe miitf Pflwk. Ruth Farmre Violin Minuet In O Beethoven Ifnnnclh Tntt'n Plnno Woodlnnd Waltz . . . .Metcnlf Donald Letteken niinn Wloht-fnll In The Forest- . , Holt Want-la ThomDson Violin Traeu mere! Schumann Ruthyn Thomas piano Flower Song Lang Doris Town Violin Berceuse Slave Neruda .Inne Oflden Plnno Minuet in G Beethoven Pauline Chambers Violin Sschoen Roamnvin . . . Krelsler John Minnemnnn Piano Phillls Irish Evelyn Coomler trtnlin ia Mnsmrka (If -Concert Ruthyn (b) Mazurka Romantique. .Turney T jnn n ri Mnser Piano Silver Spray Drumheller 'lime wueaii Violin Minuet Sydel Tfnnnoth Tnxvn Plnno Hupory Koellng Robert Farmer Violin SnnntKh thill ce No. 8 - P. de Sarasatc Ruthyn Thomna Din r.nncpvt Tn The WoodS- Schmidt Violin Spanish Dance Mnszkoski l July 1 at 1754 East 13th street, Port- uoruon oitrnuuin i piano Believe Me If All Those En dearing Young Chnrms Owen Lois Coomler Grand Assembly in Portland June 16 The grand assembly meeting of the Order of the Rainbow will meet In Portland on the Reed college campus beginning June 16. Dele gates and visitors from all over the state will attend. Miss Eleanor Wright of Salem will preside. Dr. Norman Coleman, president of Reed college, will open the assembly. The Burns assembly will give the ritualistic work. On Saturday after noon officers will be installed and a formal tea given for the grand officers will follow the installation ceremonies. Mrs. David Eason will present lit tle Betty Mercer in a musicale in her residence studio on North Sum mer street Wednesday evening. Mon day evening Mrs. Eason presented Charlotte McKee in a musicale. Mrs. Otho White had as her guests over the week-end Miss Charlotte Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Fred loo mis of Portland. The Seventh Grade Girl Reser ves of Parrish Junior high school will meet at the home of Miss Sarah jane Dark, 975 E street, on wea ncsday. June 14. at 3:30 o'clock. Prof. E. W. Hobson wilf present his pupils in recital this evening In a concert at the Nelson auditorium at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Kenneth Rich will act as accompanist. Assisting will be the Salem Madrigal club, the Salem Civic Male chorus. Miss Lil lian Scott, soprano: Mrs. Bruce Spaulding, contralto; Wendell Rob inson and Ronald craven, tenors; R. D. Barton and Hubbard Hobson, baritone soloists. The program will be as follows i In a Persian Garden (A song cycle),. Liza Lehmnnn Mlfis Scott, Mrs. SpaultilnK. Messrs. Robinson, Carven, Barton, Jenni son and Hobson: Mrs. Maurice Butler. Mrs. Flora Hedrlck, Miss Nell Morgan, Mrs. Rachel ReJlly, Frances Nelson, Hazel Shutt, Grace Faik. IX The Pilot Protheroe Male Chorus ill The Last Night Clockey Bemi-Ciiorus IV Nisht Bona Clockey In the Mill RubekoM Madrigal Ciuo V Bell-man Forsyth Civic Male Chorus VI NlfhU" Clockey Madrigal Club The personnel of the Madrigal club Includes: Rnnmnos Lucile Miles. Nell MOlSttn. Mra. Maurice Butler, Helen Nash, Lillian Srott. Flora Hedrlck. Lucile Meyer. Second sopranos Ruth Bedford, Dorrls Turret), Betty Rice, Frances Nelson, Rachel hiiit. Virginia wiison. First altos Helen McElroy, Arbutus Rudy, Hazel Shutt, Juanita D. Hald, Mrs. Bruce Spaulding. Second altos Grace Fnlk, Esther Fentu- son. Mrs. Arthur nann, Mrs. ixiuis tan- tonberger and Nina Ott. Miss Dinsmoore Weds A. L. French A nvetty ceremony was solemnized in the First Presbyterian church on Sunday momine at 10 o'clock when Miss Shirley McClary Dinsmoore be came the bride of Adrian L. French of Portland. Dr. Grover C. Blrtchct read the service In the presence of intimate friends and relatives or tne couple. The bride, who was given in mar rlace bv her father. Daniel B: Dins moore, wore an ensemble of yellow and white. She carried a corsage of Cecil Brunner roses, Miss Kathryn McClary Dinsmoore acted as maid of honor for her sis ter. Donald Morley served as best man for Mr. French. The couple left immediately fol lowing the ceremony for a motor trip to Crater Lake and the Oregon caves. They will be at nome alter Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. David H. Looney were hosts to members of the old state fair board and friends at their country home four miles north of Jefferson Sunday. Alio- clock a picnic dinner was served at two long taoies on tne lawn. Judge Peter D'Arcy of Salem acted as toastinaster. Talks were given by Mr. and Mrs. David H. Looney. jei ferson Myers and Albert Bonncy. During the afternoon the time was spent informally. Those enjoying the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bonncy of Portland, Mrs. John Hunt and daughter, Mrs. Mary Tate of Stay- ton, Mrs. Klrkwood or AiDany, juage Peter D'Arcy, Miss T. D'Arcy, Judge and Mrs. John S i e g in u n d, Mrs. Frances Cornell, Mrs. Ruby Grif fith, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adolph, all of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wied, Marguerite Looney Sr., Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Looney, Elizabeth Looney, W. Looney, Henrietta Looney, John Stehver. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mars, George Looney and son David, Ed Hahn, Alice Harris and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mis. David H. Looney. The Oregon Fairvicw home will present a spring exhibit and operet ta, "The Land of Dreams Come True", on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. A short concert will be given by the girls' glee club. Miss Maude Curtis is director of the play. Mrs. L. Daye Idleman is principal of the school. tiitheran. Guild Meets Wednesday Mrs. Julia Schweinsinger of Inde pendence, Rt. 1, will entertain the Guild of the American Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Claude H. Glenn, the mission study chairman, will speak informally. Mrs. Chris Ploer will have charge of the music. Cars will leave the church at 1:30 o'clock. Order of Amaranth Benefit Tonight The Order of Amaranth is spon soring a benefit card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ellis this evening with members and their friends bidden' to attend. The Cooling Enjoy the delicious flavor of thit finer blend. Here's highest quality ot lowest cost. Blended to Amer ica's toste. (on M'J-B Product) land. 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