Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-23

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Bakst and Joseph Urban. The entire
Boston Opera House mechanical equip
ment will be brought to Portland.
As for Mile. Pavlowa, she is without
an equal in the world of dance. She is
truly the Incompatible and none other
can be compared to her. Her ballet is
the same splendid organization in per-
sonnel and numbers that sac nas al
ways presented to the public. Again
she brings Monsieur Alexander Volt
nine as her principal premier danseuse.
Other principals are Mile. Stephanie
Plaskowietzka and Mile Stasia Kuhn.
NJ. Ivan Cmstine is master of the ballet
and principal dancer in certain import
ant advertisements.
The scenic equipment is magnificent.
The settings, designed and executed by
one of the most celebrated artists liv-
ing-Josf Uuban-are of quality
which the great grand opera companies
nave not heretofore carried outside
their own homes.
Maestro Roberto Moranzoni and
Maestro Agide Jacchia are the two first
conductors of the Boston Grand Opera
company and each is a gifted musician
who has impressed music critics with
his ability. Moranzoni has created
quite as pronounced sensation here as
he did when he directed at tne Champs
Elysee, Paris, and at Coyent Garden,
London. Jacchia was a classmate of
Arturo Toscanini and has conducted at
the leading opera houses in Milan,
Trieste, Venice, Rome and Genoa. AL
exander Smallens, one Of the young con-
ductors, and Adolf Schmid, formerly of
COvent Garden and who conducts all
the ballets, have been accorded the
highest recognition.
Mrs. H. j. Bean, Mrs. Chauncey Bish-
op Mrs. j. II. Lewis, Mrs. A. d. Pal
mer and Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson will be
hostesses tomorrow afternoon for the
Ladies Aid society Of the First Pres
byterian church at the residence of the
former, S55 Chemeketa street.
The String Orchestra will give an
informal dancing party at the Hotel
Marion Friday evening at nine O'Clock.
The orchestra is composed of Miss
Georg abelle Booth, pianist; Miss Mary
Schultz, violin; Miss Lillian Siege,
violin; R. b. Russell, string bass; Chas.
De Crastes, xylophone; A. f. Laflar,
drums.
Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Scbaupp were
hosts Monday evening for a $500"
jparty. The card rooms were prettily
adorned with green's and st. Patrick
decorations. Mrs. Frank Ward was
awarded the high score favor and Mrs.
10. w. Moon the consolation.
During the evening the guests were
enteretined by little Miss Pauline Jonn-
son, Miss Frances Ward and Donald
Schaupp, who gave several vocal and
instrumental selections. Mr.. Carl Bales
and Miss Fern Schaupp assisted the
hostess.
Those present we're: Mr. aud Mrs.
Robert Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. O. w.
Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Schaupp, Mr.. Carl Bales, Miss Fern
Schlupp, Harold and Max Moon Fran.
els Ward, Pauline johnson and Donald
Schaupp.
musical entertainment of unusual
charm will be given Saturday evening
at the Presbyterian church, wnen the
camp fire girls will present the Uni-
versity of Oregon Trio.
The trio is composed of Mrs. Middle.
ton, soloist; Mrs. Thacher pianist; and
Miss Forbes, violinist; who are mem-
bers of the U. of O. faculty of the
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