Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-11

attending the University Of Oregon, in
Eugene.
OF interest to University of Oregon
students will be the production of ''The
Tanning Of the Shrew'' to be given in
Portland at the Heilig theatre April
the fifteenth by the dramatic depart
ment of the University Of Oregon.
A number Of sOrorities and frater-
mites are planning to give line parties
to celebrate the OCCASION and a large
number Of college folk from Eugene
will 60 to witness the performance.
A number Of imprOmptu features will
make the evening exceptionally inter
esting, among them to be group Of
college songs by the students, who have
three rows in the balcony set aside for
them. These songs will be sung be-
tween acts, and at the end of the third
act the students will Join in the chorus
with the "actors" who are members
of the Dramatic Guild Players of tae
| University of Oregon. The play has
been coached by A. f. Reddie, professor
of dramatic Interpretation, and head of
the public speaking department at the
university. He win also be in the east,
taking the part Of Petruchio. Miss
Rosalind Bates, VINO has had the dis
! tinction of playing with the celebrated
=. II, Sothern, will portray the part Of
Katherine
1 Following the performance the stu
dents and patrons will adjourn to the
crystal room of Hotel Benson, which
had been donated by the management
for dancing and supper.
A quartet from the University Glec
club will sing special numbers during
the evening.
The patrons and patroncsses will in.
clude the regents of the university and
number of prominent Portland people
who are interested in the work of tnc
university. They are President and
Mrs. =, l.. Campbell, of the universiay;
Mr. and Mrs. George n. Gerlinger,
Judge and Mrs. Robert S. Bean, Mr..
and Mrs. A. {. Dixon ami Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Goodrich, of Eugene; Mr.. and Mrs
W. h. Newill, and from Portland, Mrs
Helen Ladd Corbett, Mrs. solomon
Hirsch, Mrs. Lee Hoffman, Mrs. Alice
Benson Beach, Judge and Mrs. Charlie,
IL. carey Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Mheelwright Colonel and Mrs. Henry
y. Dosch, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Farrell
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore b. Wilcox. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry l.. pittock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert w. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. J
Wesley Dadd, DIR. and Mrs. X. A. j
Mackenzie, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas d
lloneyman, Mr., and Mrs. G. $. jackson
Or, and Mrs, Holt G. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Francis Adams, MIR. ant
Mrs Joseph Nathan Teal, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar b. Piper, Judge and Mrs. Thom
as Canick Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Davi,
Taylor Honeyman, Mr.. and Mrs r. O
Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Kerr
mr.. and Mrs James d, lloneyman, Mis-
Failing Miss Mary y. Failing anC
Hugh Hume.
Miss Nancy Skafe and Miss Mar,
Eckerlen have gone to Tae Dallcs wher,
they Will be the guests of friends an,
! relatives.
Society is actively interested in III,
plays to he given at the Little Theatr,
tonight and Wednesday night mde
the auspices of the Drama League. Tn,
| fact that Miss Barbara Bartlett an,
Ford Tarplev are TO appear in littl
] play written bv the latter is creatinl
, a great deal of interest and enthusiasm
/ among society folk. As the Iittl
: Theatre only seats approximately SOC
b the performance OF the three plays vii
r be given bota evenings oregonian.
Mis- 0-"-' '1oksey has gone to Con
wallis whore she is the guest of Mis-
Ola Clark.
, An informal dinner was given Satui
day evening by Frank Durbin, Jr., VIII
entertained for a cotene OF youn
friends from MeMinuville attendin
the high school baseball game.
Cireling the table were Mr.. ahL Mr.,
, Frank Durbin, Mrs. Clyde Appersoi
\ Miss Grace Evans, Miss Rogers. Mis-
= Mildred Apperson, Norwood Appersoi
> Bernice aud Nadia Nelson, Of McMinr
willie, and Miss Marjorie Kay, Mi.
Barbara Steiner Harry Mills and tn
j, young aoSt,
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