Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-14


land at the Heilig theatre March
= 2l is being anticipated with keen
delight by Salem society and a num-
ber Of reservations have already been
made. Many favorites of music lovers
will appear including Giovanni Zenatel-
10, Ricardo Martin, Thomas Chalmers,
Jose Mardonnes, Giuseppe Gaudenzi,
Tamaki Miura, Felice Lyre, Maggie
Teyte, Elvira Leveroni, Fely Clement,
Blanca Soroyl and other notable artists
The opening bin is on Tuesday night,
March 81, when Maggie Teyte, win be
presented in "L'AmOre del Ire Re
(Love of Three Kings), with Mile. Paw
Iowa and the Snowflake ballet. At
Wednesday S matinee tne japanese pri-
ma donna, Tomiki Miura, will sing in
"Madame Butterfly" and Mile. Paw
Iowa" and company win present "Cap-
peia ballet.
On Wednesday night Felice Lyme, the
young American girl who took all Lon
don by storm with her beautiful colOra-
ture soprano, will appear in the dearly
beloved La Boheme, with Mile. Paw
Iowa in her individual dances and the
ballet in Spanish dances.
Friends Of Mrs Frederic D. Thielsen
will rejoice to know that she is rapidly
recovering from tue recent operation
she underwent at the Salem hospital.
She is still, however, confined to the
hospital, but win return home in about
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Connell DYER
had as their week end guest the form
er's mother, Mrs. S. G. Dyer, of Eu-
gene, who was en- route from Portland
whore sne attended the annual state
conference of the Daughters of the Am
erican Revolution held in Portland at
the Hotel Benson last week.
One of the largest dances of the
new college semester was the formal
dinner dance given by the Alpha
chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta fra
ternity of the University of Oregon
Saturday nigat, at the Hotel Osburn.
A banquet was served in the main
dining and japanese tearoom Of the
hotel and the guests danced between
courses. PINK and white cherry bios
SONS, suggestive OF old Japan, gaily
swinging lanterns, tiny butterflies and
columns covered with wisteria, convert
ed the ballroom into japanese garden.
In the feature dance each person
floated tiny balloons. Colored spot.
lights played among the varicolOred
decorations while Mamie and Albert
Gillette sang the Bubble song from
High Jinks," accompanied by Hen
derscnott orchestra.
The patrons ana patronnesses for the
evening were: President and Mrs. P.
l.. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs John +. Bov.
ard. Mrs Mlble Holmes Parsons, Miss
R. Louise Fitch and Mrs. 4. II. Boyer
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Sleeves left to.
day for several month s soiourn in
the east. They viii visit Philadelphia,
New York, Boston and other points OF
interest and will return by way Of Chi
cagO.
Mrs. Joseph Rotbehild (MargueritC
Egln) who mas been guest at the
Egan country place for several days
returned to Portland today accom-
panied by her small son, Fritz, and
maid.
as
Miss Lucille Zosel was dinner hostes.
Sunday evening at her home in Liberty
The rooms were adorned with viOlets
the same spring flowers centering tn,
table which had places for; Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Zosel, Miss Estella Bloom
of Dallas, Miss Jennie Weaver, Mis-,
Luella Easel Charles Ruggles, Walter
Zosel and Eugene Gutten.
Miss Martha Zosel served the yoms
people.
A delightful event of recent date wa,
the five hundred party given by Mr.
aud Mrs, G.. NJ Elgin on the occasion
of the host 5 natal anniversary.
The Elgin abode was attractive in
decorative scheme Of greenery and pot
ted plants
Guests circled six tables Of cards
Score honors were awarded to Mrs
Lee Garfield, $. Z, Culver and Clifford
Elgin.
Mrs, Elgin was assisted by Miss Ma,
Cleveland and Miss Rose Klntz.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Culver, Mr., and Mrs. Lee Garfield
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Walker, Mr.. an,