Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20


A simple and sweet wedding was
that of Miss Dora Kreft and Carl Flem-
ing, which was solemnized Thursday
evening at the German Lutheran
church. A harmony of delicate pink
and white chrysanthemums and ferns
formed the decorations. The Rev. H..
Goss officiated. The bride, who is an
attractive brunette, wore a gown of
white crepe-de-chine made on simple
| girlish lines and carried a bouquet of
white carnations. She was attended by
ner sister, Miss Anna Kreft, who wore
pastel blue crepe de chine and carried
pink carnations. The guests were ush-
cred by Edward Shultz and Chris Bet
allion. Henry Fleming, brother of the
groom, acted as best man. After the
ceremony reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kreft, on B street. The rooms
were effectively decorated in white and
ipink chrysantnemums. Mrs. Kreft was
assisted by Miss Freda Albers and Miss
Edna Meyers Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming will
cember first.
Mrs. W. S. Mott opened her home on
South Commercial street Thursday to
the members Of the Percilla club. A de-
lightful afternoon was spent vita
needle work, after which dainty re-
freshments were served. The living
room was arranged in fragrant pink
roses and lavender chrysanthemums
while vivid red geraniums were used in
the dining hall. Miss Mary Edna Jones
and Mrs Lloyd Mott assisted in the
Eserving
The musical season will be formally
opened in Salem on Monday evening,
November the twenty-ninth, when the
local Lyceum management will present
Madame Grace Hall. .Riheldaffer, one of
America S greatest sopranos, in concert
in the salem armOry as its opening at
traction. Madame Riheldoffer possess.
csc a magnificent voice of the purest
lyric quality, which, aided by her
charmin- personality, has the rare abil-
ity of reaching the hidden depths Of
the human heart and awakening re-
sponse whItn is at once ennobling and
uplifting. Her wonderful stage pres
ence and remarkable dramatic and TEN.
permental gifts are winning the highest
nraise from critics In a remarkable
tribute to this noted singer, the Musical
Courier recently says: "Grace Hall
Riheldaffer has been aptly termed the
busy singer; to have filled two hund-
red and forty-three engagements last
season and from October !, 1914, to
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hundred and fifty engagements, estab.
fishes record of which any artist
might well be proud.
Assisting this distinguished singer
will be heard Alexander Won Skibinsky,
the young Russian violinist, who estab-
lished such reeord-breaking success
in musical circles from coast to coast
on his first American tour. Professor
Sltibinsky has also appeared before
many European monarchs, notably the
Royalties Of the German Court in Pots
dam. Mr.. Clarence j. Velie, of New
York, the accompanist, Of this rare com
bination of brilliant musical talent, is
also an artist of no mean ability. WITH
out doubt, the combined talents of
these three artists will furnish the
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