The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Five
Society Cl ubs and Music
Edited bf Utrsuerllt Rleder, Phone 1671
To be
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Miss Weller
Presented
In Recital
Miss Elma Weller will present
Mary Elizabeth Welder in solo
recital this evening at her resi
dence studio, "695 North Liberty
street. She will be assisted by
Martha Elizabeth Weller, violin
student of Mary Schultz Duncan,
and Mrs. Charles Benner-Garri-son,
soprano.
The program will include:
Invention No. 10 Bsch
Shenerdi tnd Bans Heller
Triumph Heller
Warriors SotiB Heller
concerto in D Msjor Kledlnr
Allexro Moderato
Arabeske MacDowell
Tarantelle MacDowell
To a Wild Rose MacDowell
Adoration Borowskl
The Bleep that Flits on Baby's Eyes
Walts In O Flat Major Chopin
alts In D Flat Major Chopin
Members of the Missouri club
will meet this evening at 240 ',4
North Commercial.
.
Pan-American Class
Hears Miss Bratzel
Members of the Pan-American
class of the Salem Woman's club
met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Clifton Mudd for
the final meeting of the year.
Sharing hostess honors with Mrs.
- Mudd were Mrs. Saul Janz and
Mrs. Lyman Bundy.
Miss Hattle Bratzel, delegate
to the convention which was held
recently In Fort Worth, Texas,
spoke to the group, describing
the convention. She stressed that
western hemisphere solidarity
had been emphasized. ,
O' The regular dinner meeting
of the Business and Professional
Women's club will be held Tues
day, May 26, at 6:30 o'clock at
the Golden Pheasant. Speaker
of the evening will be Major R.
E. M. Des Islets, area engineer
for Camp Adair.
The executive board will meet
at 5:30 o'clock Tuesday, May 26,
just before the dinner at the
Golden Pheasant.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Edwin Seam
ster are being felicitated upon
the birth of a daughter, May 14,
at the Deaconess hospital. Mrs.
Seamster was a nurse at the Dea
coness hospital for several years.
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Word comes from Seattle that
Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Lee Ander
son of that city are receiving
felicitations upon the birth of a
daughter early this morning. She
has been named Margaret.
Donna Unruh.
To Be Presented
In Recital
Donna Unruh will be present
ed this evening in a recital at
the Calvary Baptist church
Gladys Edgar will accompany
She will be assisted by Marilyn
Wyatt. The recital will be at
8:15 o'clock. Miss Unruh stud
ies voice with Lena Belle Tar
tar and Marilyn Wyatt is a piano
student with Mrs. David Eason.
The program will include:
WldmunK Pram
Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt?
Techalkownlcr
3ch liebe dich Oilec
Recitative and Aria from "St, Paul"..
Mendelssohn
And He Journeyed
But the Lord la Mindful of His Own
Aria from "The Elijah" Mendelssohn
O Rest in the Lord
Piano a roup
Spirituals
Sometimes X Peel Like a Motherless Child
Arr. Fisher
Were You There Arr. Burleigh
Swee,t Little Jews Boy MecGimsej
There Are Fairies at the Bottom of
Our Garden Lehman
Two Little Shoes Mana-Zucca
The Elf-Man wells
Lions Auxiliary
Elects New Officers
Members of the Lions auxit
iary met Thursday afternoon at
Godfrey's for a luncheon meet
ing. Mrs. La Verne Young was
elected president, and other of
ficers include Mrs. J. K. Hub
bard, vice-president; Mrs. Char
les Strickfadden, treasurer, and
Mrs. Floyd Seamster, secretary,
The officers will be installed at
the June meeting.
After the luncheon the group
met at the home of Mrs. C. F
Putnam and hostesses were Mrs.
Estill Brunk, Mrs. Douglas Yea-
ter and Mrs. James L. Cooke
Mrs. W. Vernon Gilmore was
welcomed as a new member.
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Woodburn,, Members of
Woodburn auxiliary,' American
Legion, will hold the annual pop-
py sale in Woodburn and vicin
ity Friday and Saturday, May
22 and 23. The sale will be un
der the direction of Mrs. Nellie
Yates, auxiliary president.
Falls City Mrs. Mollie Shep
herd and Mrs. Mabel McSorely
of Salem were house guests of
their son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Shepherd for the
past week.
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Bonheur Club
Will Have
Dance
Bonheur club will entertain
with its final dance of the sea
son at the American Legion
home Saturday night between
the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock
with the Oregonian's orchestra
playing for the dancing.
A midnight supper will oe
served in the dining room. Mem
bers of the committee in charge
of the supper are Mrs. Knight
Pearcy, Mrs. E. A. Brown, Mrs,
Arthur Selander, Mrs. L. M,
Flagg, Mrs. Warren B. Baker,
Mrs. Harry Holt and Mrs. E. T
Hartwell.
The Parents' club of Boy
Scout troop No. 1, will meet to
night, May 22, at the Rotary
hut at 8 o'clock.
Salem Maids
Receive
Honors
Oregon State College Four
Salem students were honored
recently at the honors convoca
tion held during Women's week
end at Oregon State college.
Eileen Holden, junior in sec
retarial science, was one of the
10 junior women tapped during
the convocation for Mortar
Board, senior women's honor society.
Nancy Day, sophomore in ed
ucation, was among the 37 wom
en pledged to Euterpe, honor
society in music.
Willeta Mulkey, graduate in
home economics, was oledged
to Kappa Delta Pi, honor society
for men and women in educa
tion. Arline Sholseth, junior in
pharmacy, was also pledged to
Euterpe.
Woodburn Musicians
To Give Recital
Woodburn Mrs. Edward
Mohr (Vera Jean Huber) of Sa-
lem will present her Woodburn
piano, pupils in recital at the
local Presbyterian church Fri
day evening and Saturday after
noon of this week.
Friday evening at 8 o'clock,
Mrs. Mohr will present Dwight
Gralap of Woodburn and Lois
Ann Taylor of Salem. Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock Junior
Sullivan, Priscilla Asper, Hazel
Hermanson, Nancy Ernest, and.
Sylvia Webb will be presented.
Mrs. Oswalt Morley of Salem
will assist at both recitals with
vocal selections. The public is
invited.
Oregon State Mothers will
meet at the home of Mrs. Wilmer
Page at 1623 Chemeketa street
Monday for a 1 o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. O. I. Paulson will preside
at the business meeting which
will follow the luncheon and the
afternoon will be spent In sew
ing for the Red Cross.
Tea will
Be Event
Of: Saturday :
Event of the week will be the
tea which will be given Satur
day afternoon, honoring Mrs.
Robert G. Brady, Jr., and Miss
Ruth Anunsen, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Severne Anun
sen. Hostesses for the lovely af
fair will be Mrs. James T. Brand,
Mrs. David Wright and Mrs. Ray
A. Yocom. The tea will be giv
en at the Brand home in North
Summer street.
The hours are from 2 until 5
o'clock and several hundred ma
trons and maids have been bid
den to call.
Miss Ruth Anunsen will be
come the bride of Thomas Bur
ton Hill, Jr., at a ceremony which
will be an event of Sunday, May
31, at the First Congregational
church at 4 o'clock in the after
noon. A reception will follow in
the church parlors.
Matrons are
Honor
Guests
Mrs. Grover Hillman enter
tained Thursday evening with a
delightful surprise party honor
ing Mrs. Claybourne Dyer and
Mrs. Robert C. Cannon. The
smart affair was given at the
Hillman home in South Church
street.
A color scheme of pink, blue
and white was used in the decor.
Bouquets of snapdragons, iris,
carnations, roses, sweetpeas and
forget-me-nots were about the
rooms. Guests were seated at
small tables for a dessert supper
and several hours of contract
were in play. A shower honored
Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Cannon.
Bidden to honor Mrs. Dyer and
Mrs. Cannon were Mrs. Joseph
Devers, Jr., Mrs. James H. Nich
olson, Jr., Mrs. Harry Wiedmer,
Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs. Harvey
Quistad, Mrs. Russell Woodward,
Mrs. William. Dyer, Jr., Mrs.
Meredith Huggins, Miss Dorothy
Blaisdell, Miss Maxine McKillop
and Miss Barbara Williams,
Writer's Club
Has Meeting
The Salem Writers' club met
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Blanche Jones, with Mrs.
Frank McWhorter and Robert
Rawson as hosts.
Original work was read by
Miss Edna Garfield, Dr. and
Mrs. F. G. Franklin, Mrs. Julia
Lytle, Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Dr.
Morton E. Peck, Perry, Reigel
man, Dr. Mary Rowland and
Mrs. Jessie Singleton.
Election of officers for the en
suing year was held, Dr. Morton
E. Peck being re-elected leader
and Robert Rawson being re
elected secretary-treasurer.
Hubbard The marriage of
Miss Cleo Carothers, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Caro
thers of West Hubbard, to Edgar
D. Crawford, will be an event
of Sunday, May 24. The wed
ding will take place at 2 o'clock
in the Aurora Lutheran church
and will be followed by a re
ception in the church parlor.
Falls City Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Barnhart, son, Harold and
daughter, Janet, were week-end
guests of her sister's family, Mr.
and Mrs. Gay Diehm of Salem.
Breakfast
Fetes Matrons
Mrs. Frank Litwiller enter-
tained Tuesday morning with a
delightful breakfast at her home
in Glen Creek drive. An ar
rangement of spring flowers
centered the breakfast table.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
James F. Davis, Mrs. Eugene
Krebs, Mrs. Paul Knapp, Mrs
C. E. Falter, Mrs. C. C. Edwards
Mrs. W. W. . Hess, Mrs. Stella
Hoffer, Mrs. L. E. Flathers, Mrs.
Frank Litwiller, Jr., of Port
land, and the hostess, Mrs
Frank Litwiller, Sr.
- The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
carpenters, who meet weekly,
met Wednesday - afternoon to
make garments for the Red Mrs. Chas. Hinshaw of Nashville,
Cross. Refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stewart and
by the hostess, Mrs. Harry John- children and Mr. and -Mrs. Wm.
son. I Dixon, all of Salem
Woodburn Miss Jean Royse,
valedictorian of the graduating
class of Woodburn high school,
is one of 73 graduating seniors
to receive a free scholarship to
Oregon State college. Miss Royse
is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Eugene E. Royse of Woodburn.
Falls City Those who enjoy
ed a no-host dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs.' Wilbur Brlnkert
Sunday were:
Mrs. Fred Crowley and son,
Leonard of Rickreall, Mr. and
Festival
Is Given
By Studio
The Melton piano studio is
presenting today a Music Fes
tival. In previous years the
studio has given six programs,
but this year they have been
combined Into one festival dav
of music.
The afternoon program from
3 until 5:30 o'clock In the after
noon is of an informal natui-
and the evening program will
be formal. It is being given in
the carrier room of the First
Methodist church.
The program will include
groups of piano solos, duets and
duos by the pupils of Frances
Virginie Melton. Assisting the
students will be Miss Nancy
Wallace, soprano, who is a pu
pil of Josephine 'Albert Spauld
ing and Miss Mary Ann Brady,
soprano, a pupil of Lena Belle
Tartar. Accompanists will be
Miss Evelyn Johnson and Miss
Alice Rose.
Miss Nancy Wallace will sing
"I Bring You Heartsease," by
Branscombe; "Jeune Filetle -.
arranged by Weckerlin; "Smiliiv
Through", by Arthur Penn, and
"The One Little Cloud", by
Tysch. Miss Mary Ann Brady
will sing "Lullaby" by Brahms:
"Dedication" by Strauss, "Ele
gy" by Massenet, and "The Lass
with the Delicate Air" by Ame.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Legion Auxiliary
Elects Officers
West Salem Election of offic
ers for the auxiliary of King
wood post, American Legion, was
held at the regular meeting last
night. The nominating commit
tee, composed of Mrs. E. A.
Dickson, Mrs. Lillian Williams
and Mrs. Ray Lacey, submitted
the following nominees, who
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