Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-30
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12lG State street, Monday evening in
honor of the graduating class of vii.
la4ette University.
Mrs. A. Klein and her guests, Nj.
ard Mrs. Norman Courtney (Emmahre
Hlein) of Mazaltan, Mexico, have re.
tdr1cd from fortnight visit with
friends and relatives in Portland.
Interest now cnnters around the com.
ic opera "Robin Hood" which is to be
an event of tomorrow night at the high
school. The performance promises TO
be one Of the most professional of the
eason 8 amateur entertainments.
Mrs Keith Powell (Alice BinghamJ
and small son of Lafayette, are the
guests of the former S parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George G. Bingham.
The Pringle and Pleasant Point 81.
cial club was pleasantly entertained
| Iy Mrs. v. NJ. Coburn at her resi-
dence in Pringle on Thursday after.
noon.
The rooms were decorated prettily
with a prolusiOn of roses. The fore
part of the afternoon was spent with
needle work, and chatting. Later (
brief business session preceded an anus
ing contest. Mrs. D. Vanderbilt was
awarded the first prize and Miss Mar
g9Iy Piper the consolation.
Mrs. Coburn was assisted in the serv.
| ing by Mrs. J. NJ. Coburn and Miss
Harriet Coburn.
Those present were; Mesdames l..
". Potter, d. Vanderbilt, L. S. Coates,
E. E. Cooper, Quimby, c. G.. Best, y.
T. Jones, Boise, w. H. Grabenhors5,
Geo. Grabenhorst, Il. &. Clark, c. Z.
Harris, Chas. Grabenhorst, j. NJ. Co.
burn, w. r.. Robins, Misses Ellel
Grebenow, Nellie Grabennorst, Grace
Robertson, Edna Cannon, MargerS
Piper, Melba McAllister, Harriet Co.
burn, Phillis and Virginia Best, Mar
garet Jones, Fern Harris, Evelyn Co
bum, Masters Ellis Harris, Ernest
Clark, Willie and George Grlbenhorst.
i cablegram was received yesterday
announcing the engagement of M IS
Blanche o. Lewis Of Berkeley, Califo!
MIA, to DIR. j. b. Henderson of La
Nina Leonest, Matagalfa, Mic Iragua.
Central America, Miss Lewis formerly
lived in Salem with her parents. She
was a stud mt of Willamette University
dnd has many friends in college civ
eles.
The musical recital given by tho
willamette Conservatory of Music, ull-
der the direction of DR.. Frank Will
bur Chace and MISS Joy Turner, at the
First NJ. +. church last night attracted
laBgo audience. The program was
opened with piano solos by Miss Lu-
cille Emmons, the selections were both
Of a technical nature and Miss En-
nons gave very good rendition Of
them.
Archie Smith, baritone soloist, sang
two numbers and displayed wide
range Of voice of which he had good
control.
Miss Faye Janette Bolin's piano sclO
was in the nature of reyerie and was
much appreciated.
Miss Edna Dennlson played n violin
solo, accompanied on tne piano by Mis-
Turner.
IIss Lomse Benson pleased the audi.
ence with two well chosen soprano
sulos, her charming manner making her
favorite with all.
The secOad part of the program
opened with two piano solos by Miss
| Esther Cox, the selections were of a
spirited nature and in both Of them
Mss Cox displayed her original person
ality.
Miss Eugenia MeInturff gave two
soprano solos, one in French, the otG.
cI in English. Her voice has a won
dciful carrying power, at times fill
ing the auditorium. She also gave ex
cellcnt Interpretation to the thought
of the song.
in the two selections on the piano
10y Amelia Mclnturff Cassalman, O
good exhibition of technique was dis
played, especially was this true of the
first number, RigOlett.o In the neAt
'nmber sne played, the sextette from
"L Lucia Di Lammermoor the entire
xercise being rendered with the let'
hand,
The next number was selection
rrlm the opera, "Ernaui" by the popu
Il.r lyric soprano solist, Miss Lcl'
usile MeCaddam. Miss McCaddam ha
q wonderfully wide range of voice o
witch she has perfect control. Sa
sang with perfect ease as though tn
Glgh notes were commonplace.
The closing number of the program
was a fitting climax FOR the program
selection from Won Webers opera 1
"Concertstruck in Minor by Harr.
Quinn Mills on the piano, accompan
i'd by DR.. Chace on the pipe organ. Il
the Interpretation of the opera IN
Chacc read short sketch of tn
rhome, so that the audience could bet
ter understand the music
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