CHARMING AND VICTORIAN sire the ex
trusive gardens nt the Keith Powell home
Ieepwood," m mission street. Mrs. Powell
is glimpsed by the gain which ends the
three acres of formal gardens. The Rale is
I rum the old Lab be building in Portland.
I Jeslen-Miller studio)
AP1TAL UNIT. No. 9. American
Legion auxiliary will entertain
in compliment to members of tha
American War Mothers, the American
Gold Star Mothers and mothers of unit
members at its Monday evening meet
ing at the Legion hall.
At the business meeting, nomination
of officers will be made.
A special program has been planned
for the meeting. Rex Kimmel. com
mander of the post, will bring greetings
from the post, which will join the unit
for refreshments. In charge is Mrs.
Clara Poland.
'HE public is cordially invited to
attend the national music week
vocal concert to be given bv the
Salem high school Girls Glee clubs and
choir Tuesday evening. May 6. at 8:15
o clock at the high school.
Director Is Miss Lena Belle Tartar
and accompanists are Virginia Benner,
Jodelle Parker and Beverly Gustafson.
PROGRAM
I
Glory to God in the Highest Pereolesl
Dedication (German text) Franz
Hail. O Star Grips
Soldier's Chorus from "Faust" Gounod
Salem High School Choir
II
Piano Solo. Polonaise MacDowell
Beverly Gustafson
III
Singing to My Love Justis
In Joseph's Garden Dickinson
Gvpsv Love Song Herbert
Grandma Sachs
Girls' Glee Club (Period 2)
IV
By Ihe Bend of the River Edwards
Pine Tree by the Wood Polish Folk Song
Small Fnsemble
V
On Wings of Song Mendelssohn
The Piper from Over the Way Brahe
Trees Rasbach
The Cuckoo Clock Czech Folk Song
Marjorie Tucker, soprano
Girls' Glee Club (Period 61
VI
Student Specialties
INTERMISSION
VII
Gonna Join Soiritual
Tramn Tramp. Tramp Herbert.
One Alone Romberg
Ronal Sheets. Tenor
VII (Continued)
Robin Goodfcllow MacFuTen
March of the Musketeers Friml
Salem High School Choir
VIII
Cantata. Soring Cometh Kountz
Combined Girts' Glee Clubs
Beverly Gustafson at the piano
Bride of Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
will be Miss Lorraine Henrietta John
son of Salem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Johnson of Park Rapids. Minn..
who will exchange her wedding vows
with Elvin C. Stein of Astoria, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Stein of Grand
Meadow, Minn., at the First Methodist
church.
Rev. J. M. Adams will perform the
double ring ceremony before a group
of the couple's friends.
Miss Eunice Massee will play before
the wedding.
The bride will wear an aqua and white
striped suit. 'She will wear a pink hat
with brown trim and a corsage of pink
carnations and rosebuds.
Attending the bride will be Miss
Joyce Johnson, sister, of Salem. She
will wear a biege suit with brown ac
cessories and a corsage of yellow rose
buds. After a wedding trip, the couple will
be at home in Astoria.
The Salem district Girl Scout asso
ciation will hold the first general meet
ing of the year at the Firt Presbyterian
church Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Urged to be present are executive board
members, consultant leaders, assistant
leaders and troop committee members.
Questions and discussion on registra
tion, organization, training, program
finance, public relations and camping
will be welcomed. Mrs. Victor H. Wal
dele, Salem district chairman, will pre
side and following the meeting, refresh
ments will be served.
WKIX-KNOWN FOR ITS FORMAL ARRANGEMENT is ihe Walter Smith garden In Mission street. Large win
dows open on the garden from the house, making the house and garden one. Mrs. Smith, an expert gardener,
collects a bouquet with her granddaughter, Neena Kieder, daughter of the Robert Kieders of Portland, (Jcsten
Miller studio)
Sundav afternoon at four
i clock, in the chapel or St. Paul's
Episcopal church, James Harold
Nicholson, III, four month old son 01
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nicholson, Jr.,
will be christened. Rev. George H.
Swilt will perform the ceremony.
Godparents will be his great uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Baar,
visiting here from Long Island. N.Y.,
and Crcston Maddock of Portland. He
will wear the lace-trimmed christening
d"-ess which has been in the family of
Mrs. C. S. Hamilton for many years.
A reception for members of the im
mediate family will follow the services
at the home of the baby's paternal
grandmother. Mrs. James H. Nicholson.
The maternal grandparents of the baby
are Mr. and Mrs. Rue Drager.
"EMBERS of the Salem Nile club
will gather Monday morning to
' sew for the Shrine hospital and
following luncheon, play cards at the
Masonic temple.
Mrs. J. Parker Lineberry is chairman
of the luncheon and assisting her will
be Mrs. Ben Felgcr. Mrs. David Wright,
Mrs. Letha Staats, Mrs. C. H. Murphy.
Mrs. Walter Drye, Mrs. Frank Kunz and
Mrs. L. H. Nelson.
The Spiritual Sunflower club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hallcy
Smalley to sew for the coming bazaar.
Refreshments were served later in the
afternoon.
Elected delegates to the nation Amer
ican Gold Star Mothers convention to
be held at Long Beach, Calif., in June
are Mrs. Laura Johnson, president of the
local club; Mrs. Anna Larkin. Mrs. Jes
sie Sanders and alternates. Mrs. Helen
White. Mrs. Olive Olson and Mrs. Mar
tha Thompson.
Following the Thursday business
meeting, a memorial service was held.
A delegation from Tillamook chapter
attended the meeting. Refreshments followed.
"EW officers of the Salem Garden
club will be elected at the meet
ing to be held Monday afternoon
a' 2 o'clock at the Portland Gas and
Coke company, 109 South Commercial
street. Mrs. Robert M. Fitzmauricc will
preside.
Members are asked to bring flowers
from their own gardens for a spring
f:ower show.
In charge of the tea hour is Mrs. R.
D Woodrow and assisting are Miss Ed
ith Schryver. Mrs. A. C. Shaw. Mrs.
Walter H. Smith, Mrs. R. M. Tolrr. Mrs.
G. W. Walling, Mrs. Clarence Zielin
ski and Mrs. R. D. Winslow.
Mrs. Frank Hunt will entertain mem
bers of her contract bridge club Thurs
day evening.
Opening concert in the 1 947 ob-.
scrvance of National Music week and
third in the series of concerts olfcrcd
the public by the Salem branch. Oregoa
Music Teachers association will be Mon
day evening joint presentation of Vir
ginia Ward Elliott, soprano, and Ralph
Dobbs, pianist.
The concert will be given at 8:30
o'clock at Waller hall. The concert will
honor the memory of Mrs. Walter Den- ,
ton, a proponent of Music week in Sa
lem and will be ushered by members of
Mu Phi Epsilon, national music honor
ary of which Mrs. Denton was an honor
ary member. Charles A. Sprague will
speak briefly at the opening of the
program.
PROGRAM
Si Tu Le Vcux Koechlin
Dupuis Le Jour (aria lioni opera,
"Louise" charpcntiH-
Mrs. Elliott
Faniasy in F Minor Chopin
Mr. Dobos
Heffle Cuckoo Fair Shaw
fttre.sa Walls
Swedish Melody: When I Was 17 Kramer
Chinese Mother Goo.sc Riivmes Cii.it
Mis. Elliott
Capriccio in F sharp Minor Brahms
Sumare Milhau'l
The Heather Dcbussv
Tarantella LL.zt
Mr. Dobbs
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MRS. MAHRV f'OMJNS Is RlimpsrtI In the parden of her North 11th slrci't home, 'Tfrprnripptp," ovcrlonklnjr the
nwift-moviiiK Mill rrrk. A trrarpd rockrry ruvs down tn liir wiitrr's edije. Slahvart fir trtes, lilacs and rlioditdcn
drcti form a cool setting for the Collins' home. Ucslen- Miller Kliuliu)
THE Willamette Univcrsilv A Cap
polla choir, which recently has
been on tour throughout the stale,
will present a concert for Salem audi
ences Sundav evening nt 7:30 o clock
at the First Presbyterian church .
Directed bv Dean RIelvm II. Gei.t.
Ihe choir is a student activitiv and is
maintained by the Associated Students
of Willamette university.
PROGRAM
I
O Filu Et Filiae ("O Sons and Daughters")
Easter Chant XVII Centurv. French
Tenebrae taciae .sunt Palest nna
A great darkness covered the earth
when thev crucified Jesus in Juden. And
about the ninth hour Jesus exclaimed
with a loud voice: -Mv God. whv hast
thou forsaken me? Then Jesus cried out
in a loud voice and said. -Into Ihv hands.
O Lord. I command Mv Spirit." And He
bowed His head and gave up the Ohost."
1'opule Meus Vittona
-My people, who has created vou? Whv
are you so saddened? Answer Me! Holv
Ghost. Holy Lord. Holv Cross. Holv Lord.
Almighty God. have inert: v upon us. Holv
and Immortal tonei have compassion
upon us."
Praise to the Lord Christiansen
II
faonata in F for Violin and Piano. Op. 24
Beethoven
Allegro
Belt v Kuhlman. violin
DoncLta Reese, piano
IK
Cherubim Song Tsclie.snokoff
Hospodi Pomilui iHave Mercy. O Lordf
Lvovsky
The Dav of Judgment Arkhangelskv
To Thee We Sing Tkacn
Ride the Chariot (Negro Spiiiiuali
air. Smith
IV
Set Down Servant i Negro Spiritual
arr. Shaw
Old Folks at Home Foster
Michael Carolan, soloist
Just as the Tide was Flowing
Vaughn Williams
Waltzing Matilda Cowen-Wood
Old Man River Kern
Robert Gwinn, soloist
Salem Sojourners will meet for a
dessert luncheon Thursday afternoon at
1-15 o'clock at the Salem Woman's club,
the luncheon to be followed by cards.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Shaw,
Mrs. Lloyd De Grootc. Mrs. .lames
Payne, Mrs. Oliver Deals, Mrs. Willis
Clark and Mrs. Walter Bradley.
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THE FRANK Bl It I, INC. II AM HOME over
looks a long expanse of the Mill creek and
crossing the creek at one point to a small
islands is the charming bridge, over-hung
with an immense old weeping' willow tree.
Mrs. IliirliiiKhain watches Ihe water as it
rushes bv. (.Icslcn -Miller studio)
8PRINGTIME event of Sunday will
be the tea for which Mrs. Barney
Van Onsenoord will be hostess at
her home in kingwood Heights.
The affair is arranged in compliment
to Miss Bonnie Barton.
About 40 guests are asked to call be
tween the hours of three o'clock and
1 1 ve .
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Ar
nold Krucger and Mrs. Myron Foster,
who will pour and Mrs. Dean Gardner,
who will serve.
ANOTHER addition to the list at
brides-elect is Miss Vera Hasslcr,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Hassler of Sublimity to Raymond Boe
digheimer. son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Boedigheimer of Stayton.
The couple plan to wed in the lall.
The bridc-to-bc attended St. Boni
face school jn Sublimity and her fiance,
who attended Stayton High school, serv
ed ,'i2 months in the naval corps during
the war. Ho is now working in Lyons.
'HE Salem Oratorio Society is
presenting the Faure Requiem
at the Salem high school Sunday
afternoon, May 25, at 3:30 o'clock.
Rehearsal this Monday evening will
be at 7 o'clock at Waller hall. Fifty
more members arc needed to make up
the full voice assembly.
Officers are Silas Gaiacr, president;
Arlie Anderson, vice president; Mrs.
Charles Sherman, secretary; Judge Ar
thur D. Hay, treasurer. In addition to
the officers, executive board members
are Melvin Gcisl, director ex officio;
John Schmidt. Jr., membership commit
tee chairman: Mrs. Harriet Lindstrand,
music chairman and Mrs. H. J. Thomas,
publicity; Homer Q. Nordyke, finance;
Ernest Friesen, stage and programs.