Saturday, May 7, 1938
OCIETY
i b - s . By Rovena Eyre
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Thrre Beta Chi Sorority Maid who were In charge of the large formal tea given Wednesday
afternoon by the aorority complimenting Queen Irma and her princesses. Prom left to right.
Miss Mabel Lenz, Miss Suzanne Curtis, president of Beta Chi, and Miss Melva Bell Savage.
Uesten-MUler photo).
-EMBERS of the Salem Branch, American
Association of University Women, their friends
. and all women who are Interested In the
association are Invited to the Fellowship Silver tea
to be given Saturday afternoon, May 14, from 3 to 6
I o'clock at the home of Mrs. Floyd Utter, 446 Oak street,
i The proceeds of the tea win apply on the National
Fellowship fund which gives scholarships for advanced
study to women whose achievements have been out
standing. Mrs. Glenn Stevens and Mrs. Verne Mclntyre are
In charge of the affair. The committee includes Mrs.
Dwight Lear, Mrs. R. Pflster, Miss Jane Fisher and
Miss Julia Johnson.
Alice Crary Brown will greet the guests at the
door. In the receiving line will be the present officers
of the association, Mrs. Phillip Barrett, Miss Mabel
Robertson, Mrs. Earl Stewart, Mrs. T. C. Mason and
Mrs. Chester Luther.
Miss Beryl Holt and Mrs. J. J. Jelderks will pre
side at the urns. Serving will be Mrs. W. N. Thompson,
Mrs. H. J. Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Felton, Miss CaroyI
Braden. Miss Madge Reid, Mrs. Francis Wade and
Miss Edna Savage.
Feminine golf enthusiasts met at the Salem Coun
try club Friday for luncheon and several hours of play.
Those present were Mrs. Carl Cover, Mrs. G. W.
Rltteman, Mrs. Robin Day, Mrs. Harold O linger, Mrs.
Robert Joseph, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Carl Arm priest,
Mrs. Louis Mathlas, Mrs. H. A. Simmons, Mrs. G. C.
Bellinger. Mrs. H. P. Gustafson. Mrs. Graham Sharkey,
Mrs. Sidney Stevens, Mrs. B. M. Donaldson, Mrs. H.
K. Stockwell, Mrs. Sidney Hoffman, Mrs Max Flanery,
Mrs. Robert Savage, Mrs. E. L. Baker, Mrs. Don
Young. Mrs. H. H. Ollnger. Mrs. George Flagg, Mrs,
Alton Hurley. Mrs. C. B. Bentson, Mrs E. A. Skelley,
Mrs. A. T. Mercler, Mrs. Roy Byrd and Mrs. E. N.
GlUlngham.
A guest In the capital this week was Mix Helen
Porter or San Francisco, fiancee of Edwin Hoffnell
of Honolulu, who visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Hoffnell. Miss Porter sailed today from San
Francisco for Honolulu, where the and Mr. Hoffnell
rill be married Thursday at a high noon wedding.
Members of the choir of Calvary Baptist church,
after their regular rehearsal Thursday evening, sur
prised their director and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. E.
D. Llndburg, with a housewamlng at their new home
in Capitola. Ed Schunke, on behalf of the choir,
presented a gift to the honor guests. An Interesting
feature of the evening was the travelogue by Mr.
Llndburg concerning a recent 10-day trip to California,
A late supper was served by the committee In charge.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pickens,
4( Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. White. Mr. and Mrs. B. J, '
Ramseyer. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Emerson, Mr. and Mrs,
Edward Schunke, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Blngenhelmer,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. K. H.
Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Lehmann, Mrs. Wlllma
Wright, Mrs. Cora Raffety. Mrs. Harry Harms, Miss
Evelyn Olene. Miss Florence Foster, Miss Doris
Schunke, Harold Oilman, Jack Bllleter, Jr, and Mr.
and Mrs. Llndburg.
A rare opportunity Is offered the Salem muslc
lovlng public on 8unday evening at St. John's Luther
an church when Ot'o Bagam of Fond Du Lac, Wis
will be presented In a harp concert.
The harp was especially constructed for. and
exhibited at, the Century of Progress Exposition In
Chicago. It Is known as the "Stradivarlus of Harps."
It required two years In building. Its scroll Inlay
lone are valued at $2000, Its Jewels on the adjustments
of the strings are of the finest watchmaker's art, and
It Is considered the last word in harp making. To
Mr. Baaanz fell the honor of being the first to play
it in a symphony concert at the Chicago World's Fair.
The artist will be assisted by hi daughter. Norma
Baganz; on the vlbraharp. and his son. Reuben, on
the cathedral marimba. Those who have heard this
trio are full of highest praise.
The concert program Sunday evening will include
a number of favorite selections from the classics
together with chorals and hymns of the church.
By request two concerts will be given, the first
at 7:30 o'clock and the second at o'clock.
Members of the Salem Delphian chapters are
making interesting plans for a reception to be given
Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Carrier room of
the First Methodist church. The affair will honor
Mrs. Lena Latham Ooble, Pacific coast director of
Delphtans. A musical program will be given and
Mrs. Ooble will speak to the group.
Mrs. M. C. Findley Is heading the directorate and
Is being assisted by Mrs. Roger Mything, Mrs. Stanley
Krueger, Miss Esther Erlckson and Mrs. Esther Hage
dorn. .
The Business and Professional Women's club will
entertain with a Hobby party Friday, March 13, at
the Boy Scout cottage In Howard and Cottage streets.
Dr. Morse will show moving pictures of Arizona and
Death Valley.
Willamette University Campus A number of so
cial events have been planned for this week-end to
honor the May Week-end guests on the campus.
Last night the Willamette University Associated stu
dents entertained with a dance at the armory between
the hours of 8:30 and 11:30 o'clock honoring the
campus visitors.
Following the dance last night members of the
Beta Chi sorority entertained with a fireside party
honoring their house guests and the Alpha Phi Alpha
sorority entcTtained with a fireside party at their
house.
Tonight Delta Phi maids will honor Princess Mary
Jeannette at a formal banquet at the Marlon hotel
and this evening will entertain with a slumber party
honoring their guests. Tonight members of Daleth
Teth Oimel will honor their campus guests at a buffet
upper at Chresto Cottage and the Alpha Phi Alpha
aorority will entertain with a dinner In their gardens.
Tomorrow mothers will be the Inspiration for a
number of affairs on the campus. Members of Daleth
Teth Gimel will honor their mothers at a tea at
Chresto Cottage between the hours of 3:30 and 5:30
o'clock, and members of the Sigma Tau and Kappa
Gamma Rho fraternities will honor their mothers at
dinners at their respective houses.
8unday morning the Beta Chi sorority will enter
tain with a breakfast In the gardens honoring house
guests and a number of Salem rushees. Guests at
the Beta Chi sorority are the Misses Betty Strachen,
Elaine Stevens, Barbara Holllngworth, Jane Holm.
Margaret Bogardus. Barbara Fields, Florence Gallon,
Agnes Sadler, Myron Sntasen, Joan DuRette, Sarah
Jane Anderson, Janet Wells, Jane McFarland. Murlal
Stocks, Jeanne Keller. Maxine Wlthen, Barbara Rude,
Lois Anne Selby, Alice West. Eva 8hellit. Shirley
Steele, Elizabeth McClockey, Blllle Bennett and Alice
West.
Guests at the Delta Phi aorority house are the
Misses Elizabeth Wilbur. Betty Faxon, Carolyn Brown,
Rowena Upjohn, Jere Simmons, Ilene Lester, Mar
garet Slegmund. Esther Mae DeVore, Joy Cooley. Chloe
Anderson, Lois Wllbom, Elizabeth Steed, Mary White,
Loree Norrls, Elaine Sherman, Barbara Kohler, Car
roll Clark, Marcelle Herbster, Marjorle Sawyer, Betty
Kelly, Carmella Roth. Oeraldlne Frigaard. Betty Beck,
Elizabeth Orant, Evelyn Melson. Lorraine McNulty.
Bernlece Marcy, Mary Adams, Nadin Kellogg and
Evelyn Fraser.
House guests the Alpha Phi Alpha sorority are
the Misses Ann Morris, Lola Vincent, Helen Davis,
Edith Davis, June Long. Phyllis Wood. Janelle Melvin,
Jean Wtley, Margaret Lovell. Marian Hermenick,
Maurlne Hermann, Margaret Ambler. Mary Ellen Su
therland, Carolyn Brown, Elizabeth Steed. Margaret
Shlpler. Joy Cooley, Dorothy Barham. Maxine Holt,
Oretchen 8telnke, Jerry Simmons, Jane McKenzle,
Orace Covert. Doris Gutekunst. Esther Mae DeVore,
Aura Elliott. Margaret Huaksteln. Lou Hickman. June
Earle. Oeraldlne Amett. Evelyn Melson, Jean Victor,
Betty Byrd, Florence Tull and Anna Mae OrabenhorsU
Mrs. James J. Panton, president of the woman
auxiliary of the Province of the Pacific, left this
morning for Las Vegas, Nevada, to attend the pro
vincial meeting. The Rt. Rev. Henry St. George
Tucker, presiding bishop of the Episcopal church in
the United States, will give the opening sermon and
will also be the principal speaker at the Synod ban
quet and at an evening session, airs. Panton will
visit In San Francisco before returning home about
June first.
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Mi
-AY DAT at Willamette University . . . . a
certain sign of Spring for capital city low
.who don their best bib n' tuckers lor we
colorful and gay event. , . . There's been nothing on
the formal side of entertaining this week, witn au
efforta centered on the Informal May Week-end fun
and Salem residents making plans to entertain for
many out-of-town guests
In honor of Mother's Day Sunday many family
gatherings are being arranged, with dinners and teal
the highlight of the day. . . .
Brides and brides-to-be continue to receive their
share of entertainment and several smart affairs
are being planned for two of Salem's most popular
brides-elect. Miss Helen Worth and Miss Peggy Amort
.... and rumors that one of Salem's loveliest blonde
debs Is soon to announce her wedding date has social
circles agog. . . .
All In all, It's been a week of Informality , . . a
perfect forerunner for the gay season ahead. .
Delta Phi Mothers' club will meet Monday after
noon at t o'clock at the home of Mrs, David Pugh,
140 South Commercial street. Assisting hostesses will
be Mrs. Ivy Coons, Mrs. U E. Taylor, Mrs, E. M.
JklcKey and Mrs. L. M. Case.
Mrs. Nota Henderson and son. Jack, are motoring
to Medford this week-end to visit with her mother,
Mrs. George J. Prescott. Miss Grace Quackenbush
and Miss Cleo Walker also will visit friends In Med
ford. Miss Quackenbush will be the guest of Miss
Bea Kertson and Miss Walker will be the guest of
Mrs. Harold Larson, who are former residents of Salem.
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the
Jason Lee church will hold Its 26th anniversary guest
tea for charter members In the church parlors Wed
nesday afternoon. May 11.
A business meeting will be held at i o'clock,
followed by a program. Mrs. A. F. Benjamin will lead
the devotions and Mrs. E. C. Miller will be In charge
of the lesson. Hostesses will be Mrs. Fred Barker
and Mrs. Harriet Reasor. AU members of the society
and their friends are Invited.
Chapter AB, P.E.O. Sisterhood, will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Rae Beldon, 750 Belmont street,
Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Marlon auxiliary. No. 661, entertained at tea
Thursday afternoon in the Woman's clubhouse for
the American War Mothers. Arranging the affair
'were Mrs. Belle Nadon, chairman, Mrs. Edith Mudd,
Mrs. Hazel Case, Mrs. Ann Perkins, Mrs. Martha
Hrubetz, Mrs. E L. McElvain, Mrs. Lydla Floer and
Mrs. Sylvia Kelly Furlough.
Mrs. Lydia Floer and Mrs. Martha Hrubets were
In charge of the decorations. The tea table was
beautifully appointed with orchid and yellow spring
flowers, flanked by yellow tapers. The lovely antique
tea service was brought from Denmark and was loaned
by Mrs. Floer and Mrs. Hrubets.
William McGilchrlst, Sr., gave musical numbers
on his concertina.
Receiving the guests were Mrs. Olga McElvain,
Mrs. Eva Rush, Mrs. Mary Woelke, Mrs. Helen Olson,
Mrs. Helen Sim, Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Mrs. Edith
Mudd and Mrs. Rita Woelf. Presiding at the urns
were Mrs, LeRoy Hewlett and Mrs. George Lewis.
The Republican Women's unit of Pro-America will
meet Monday afternoon, May 9, at 2:30 o'clock In the
Marlon hotel. All republican women In the county
are Invited and candidates who have not previously
appeared before the unit are Invited to attend. Dr.
Franklin Thompson of Willamette university will
speak on "The European Situation" and State Treas
urer Rufus C. Holman will talk to the group.
Miss Barbara May Belt, daughter of Judge and
Mrs Harry H. Belt, was complimented Thursday
evening when a group of nine of her classmates called
at the Belt residence to celebrate Miss Barbara May'
14th birthday anniversary. Supper was served fol
lowing an Informal evening.
The Richmond PTA will Install officers at the
last meeting of the season Monday night at 7:30 o'clock
in the school building. Mrs. R. L. Wright will be In
charge.
New officers will Include Mrs. F. W. Taylor, pres
ident: O. E. Palmateer, vice-president; Mrs. John
Routenkranz, secretary, and Mrs. Carmen Jamison,
treasurer.
Mrs. Marlon Curry will give a reading and there
will be musical selections during the reception which
will follow the installation.
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Downs win entertain Sunday
evening at their home at a smart buffet supper honor
ing Lt. Commander Stewart F. Bryant, U- 8. Navy, Rtd,
of Stanford university, who Is speaking In Salem
Monday evening.
Guests bidden will Include Lt. Bryant, Dr. and
Mrs. Ivan Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Panek and
Miss Dorothy Aseman.
Another affair being arranged for the pleasure
of Lt. Bryant will be the Inrormal no-host dinner
Monday evening at which M. B. Stegner will be host.
Alpha Mu Delphians will hold their regular study
session Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock In the Fire
place room of the Salem Public library. "Sculpture
since Rodin" will be the topic.
Discussions will be given by Mrs. Oscar Hayter,
Mrs, Frederick Thompson, Mrs. Ray Walts, Mrs. W. T.
Jenks, Miss Antoinette White, Mrs. Oscar Paulson,
Mrs. Vernon A. Douglas and Mrs. Charles Kinzer.
A book review of Melvlna Hoffman's "Heads and
Tails" will be given by Mrs. Lloyd ReinholdU
Mrs. Lorlng ftchmldt has returned to her horns
In Salem following several weeks spent In Atlanta,
Georgia, where she was the guest of her parents.
The Salem Junior Woman's club will meet Mon
day evening at 7:30 at the clubhouse for election of
officers for the ensuing year. The proposed amend
ments to the constitution will also be balloted upon
at this time. Mrs. Walter Denton will speak following
the meeting In recognition of National Music week,
and Miss Marian Bretz will sing a group of numbers.
Miss Hazel Shutt Is general chairman In charge of
the program.
The Nurses' Council of the Salem Deaconess hos
pital entertained at a semi-formal dinner Friday
evening at Godfrey's honoring Sister Anna on her
birthday, anniversary. Mlsa Bess Fltschen was in
charge of arrangements.
Covers were placed for Sister Anna, Miss Mary
Regier. Miss Florence Paulln. Miss Hazelle Arkebauer,
Miss 6ylvta Martin. Miss Selma Hllmer. Miss Vivian
Blvler. Miss Mildred Scott, Miss Marie Bedford. Miss
Mildred Blair, Mrs. Clara Clark. Miss Mary Bemdt,
Miss Veronica Sheldon. Miss Ema Dirks, Mrs. Ade
line Moran. Mlsa Elizabeth Kyle, Miss Elma Hall.
MK Frances Wlton. Miss Ruth Rue. Mm. Frances
Mapes. Miss Llllle Brink. Miss Pearl Olson, Miss
Leia Courtney, Miss Florence Sabbe. Miss Emma
Slave. Miss Juanlta Camtllu. Miss Irene Pumetl,
M ss Clara Loken Miss Bess Fltschen and Miss Loets
srth,M
INTEREST Is being evinced In the marriage of Miss
Lucille Joann Hackett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hackett of Salem, to Oeorge Smith, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Bayonne, New Jersey.
The Impressive ceremony will bu solemnised Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock In St. Joseph's Catholic church
with Rev. Father Reldy officiating.
The bride will wear an attractive gown of whits
marquisette and a finger-tip veil. Her honor attend
ant. Mrs. John Miller, will be gowned In Turquoise
marquisette with small matching veil and will wear
a cluster of flowers In her hair.
Gilbert Wlnecoop will serve the bridegroom as
best man.
A reception for members of the wedding party
and guests will follow at the home fo the bride's
parents.
The serving table will be In all-white, with whits
tulips and white tapers forming the centerpiece. Miss
Beth DeLapp will preside at the urns, Mrs. John Miller
will dispense the wedding cake and Mrs. Myata Hen
dricks will cut Ices.
Assisting in serving will be Miss Daisy Myers, Mrs.
Arnold Jarvls, Mrs. Carl Draper and Mrs. Lawrence
Smith.
For going away the bride will wear a turquoise
knit frock with a tweed coat and British tan accessories.
Mrs. Dan Johnston has returned to her horns
following several days spent In Eugene as the guest
of friends.
Chemeketa chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, is holding Its monthly meeting In Mon
mouth today on the Oregon Normal school campus.
Officers for the coming year are being elected and
Mrs. C. C. Geer has arranged an Interesting program
In observance of Music Week.
Miss Edna Mingus Is the hostess for the meeting
and members of the tea committee are Mrs. Z. C.
Kimball, Miss Marguerite Looney of Jefferson, Mrs.
John Black, Mrs. A. A. Underhtll, Miss Ola Clark
and Mrs. L. W. Porter.
The Salem Garden club will meet In the new
Floral room of the Chamber of Commerce Monday
evening. May 8, at 8 o'clock. Miss Edith Schryver will
speak and will show her pictures of English gardens
and flower borders.
Members and guests are Invited to bring flower
arrangements, in their own containers from 8 to 15
Inches In height. In shades of yellow or yellow and
blue. First and second prizes will be given. The rooms
will open at 7 o'clock for exhibitors, and guests are
Invited to attend.
Mrs, A. D. Woodmanaee presided at a series of
smart bridge-luncheons Thursday and Friday after
noons of this week at her home In State street.
Salem Music Teachers' association will meet Tues
day evening at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bertha
Junk Darby. Assisting hostesses will be Miss Etna
Weiler and Miss Dorothy Fearce.
A feature of the nation-wide celebration of the
150th anniversary of the signing of the constitution,
which will be a part of every Sesqulcentennial celebra
tion, Is the planting of trees. The millions of "con
stitution" trees thus set out during the period of the
celebration will prove a lasting and appropriate trib
ute to the constitution of the United States.
Capital Unit of the American Legion auxiliary Is
making elaborate plans for dedication exercises to be
held on the grounds of the new Salem high school
Wednesday, May 11, at 1:30 o'clock. The unit has
purchased an Oregon white fir tree and the dedication
will be registered on the National Honor Roll of the
American Tree association.
Previous to the ceremonies, Oeorge Koehn, na
tional executive man of the American Legion, will
address the Salem high school student body at the
assembly at 12:50 o'clock.
All patriotic organizations and the general public
are Invited to attend the dedication.
The complete program will be as follows: 12:50
o'clock High school student body assembly, George
Koehn, national committeeman of the American Le
gion, speaker: 1:30, exercises on high school grounds,
south of south entrance; March, Salem high school
band; advancement of colors, Capital Post and Unit,
No. 9: pledge of allegiance, led by Mrs. E. W. Rlchey;
Star Spangled Banner, audience and Salem high band;
Invocation, Rev. P. W. Eriksen; greetings, city of Sa
lem, Mayor V. E. Kuhn; greetings. Commander Glen
Porter and Department President Mae Waters; solo,
"Trees," Professor William Wright: presentation of
tree, Mrs. Harold Perkins, community service chair
man: acceptance of tree, William Smith, president
Salem high student body; dedication, Mrs. Leon
Brown: America, audience and band of Salem high
school; benediction. Rev. Eriksen, and retirement of
colors.
The Poppy committee of Marlon auxiliary win
meet with Mrs. Belle Nadon, 1590 Broadway, Monday
evening at 8 o'clock.
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jr ETA Sigma Phi. national education sorority, win
Ijl-S. entertain with a charmingly arranged breakfast
JlLC8undsy morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Spa la
honor of Mother's Day.
Each mother will be presented with a corsage of
red or white carnations. The table appointments win
carry out an attractive all-white motif.
Quests for the breakfast will be Mrs. William
Esch, Miss Anna May Unrath, Mrs. Russell Oatun,
Mrs. C. D. Maylteld, Mrs. Augusta BratzeL Mrs. Rands,
McDonald, Mrs. Frank Power, Mrs. F. O. Delano,
Mrs. J. A. Krebs and Mrs. L. A. BlalsdelL
Hostesses will Include Mrs. H. H. Welnateln, Mrs.
Thomas J. Drynan, Mrs. W. J. Buslck, Mrs. George
Scales, Mrs. Frank Shafer, Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Miss
Hattle Bratzel, Miss Owen Hunt, Miss Cynthia Delano,
Miss Dorothy Krebs and Mrs. Lynn Helse.
The Beta Chi Mothers' club will gather In the
chapter house Tuesday afternoon at t:39 o'clock for
a business meeting and to hear Mrs. Marie Flint
McCall speak. Hostesses will be Mrs. Arthur Upston,
Mrs. John Dalk, Mrs, Earl Fisher, Mrs. Josephine
Chrlstenson, Mrs. Albert Oehier, Mrs. 8. H. Boardman
and Mrs, F. A. Lefts.
Many Salem matrons are in Eugene this week-end
lor the annual Mother's day and Junior Week-end
festivities on the University of Oregon campus.
One of the highlights of the week-end Is the tea
being given by the Eugene Mother's club and the
Women's Faculty club from 4 to 5 o'clock this after
noon at Gerllnger Hall.
In the receiving line will be Mrs. Dan E. Clark,
Mrs. Donald M. Erb, Mrs. Frederick M. Hunter, Mrs.
A. C. Greenwood of Portland, Mrs. Harold R. Crosland
and Mrs. Warren D. Smith.
Members of the state board of the Women's For
eign Missionary society of the Baptist church have
been Invited to the home of Mrs. Irving Pox Monday
evening at 6 o'clock tor a buffet supper. Mrs. Howard
J. White of Chicago, a member of the Illinois Stat
board, will be the guest of honor.
The supper party Monday evening will be a pre
liminary to the Baptist convention which will be
held in Salem next week.
Wendell Johnson of Portland, who won first placs
in the state high school contest for senior class vio
linists, Is a son of Rev. S. Darlow Johnson, former
pastor ot the Leslie Methodist church here, and Is
a violin student of Mary Schultz Duncan at the
Elllsotl-White conservatory of music
The Salem MacDowell club met Tuesday evening
at the David Bennett Hill residence for election of
officers snd discussion of the summer's activities.
Mrs. Doris Schwabbauer was named president and
other officers will be Susan Krueger, vice-president;
Esther Wilcox, secretary: Oladys Thomas, treasurer,
and Annabel Moon, auditor.
Following the business meeting. Mlsa Julia Query,
retiring president of the MacDowells, presided at
the urns.
A large group of club members will motor to Port
land next week for the Klrsten Flags tad concert.
A special Mother's Day concert will be given ta
Eugene Sunday afternoon at McArthur Court by
Helen Jepson, glamorous star of the Metropolitan
Opera company.
Miss Jepson's recital, one of the highlights of
the annual Junior Week-end festivities on the Uni
versity ot Oregon campus, will make the close of the
Associated Students' 1937-38 Greater Artists series.
The program will Include special selections chosen
by Miss Jepson in honor of the visiting mothers. Also
on the colorful and well-balanoed program will bs
operatic arias sung by Miss Jepson on ths Metropoli
tan stage and popular concert numbers.
Miss Jepson has been a leading prima donna of
both the Metropolitan and Chicago Orand Opera com
panies for the past two years and In addition one of
the country's favorite concert and oratorio soloists.
Reserved seat tickets for Sunday's concert are
available at the McArthur Court ticket office on ths
campus. The program will begin at 3:15 o'clock.
The roster of student body officers at Mtus oeDsasi
for 1938-1939 was completed recently. Among HaU
officers named was Mlas Ruth Jean Garnjobst, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst of Salem, who
will sen as fir chief.
The evening group of the Fidac Study club of
the American Legion auxiliary will meet Tuesday
evening. May 10, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
O. V. Richardson, 541 Statesman street.
The executlvs board of the American Legion
auxiliary will meet Monday evening at 9 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Walter Zosel, 180 East Superior.
Both the Junloraldes and the Junlorettes of the
American Legion auxiliary will meet Monday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lelf Bergsvlk,
1090 North Cottage street.