Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-02
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/ CALEM music lovers flocked to tn
- Grand theatre last night to hea
~ Miss Ada Miller who was presented
in concert by Miss Minnetta Mayors.
Last night gave Salem folk theil
first opportunity of hearing this talent
ed young singer, who has been studying
and singing in Chicago for the pas
three years, and winning the eommends
ton of critics of the East.
Miss Miller possesses a wonderful so
prano voice, of rare quality, with a re
markable range which never loses its
sweetness and clearness of tone, ever
in compositions ranging from the high
est to the lowest notes.
| She evinced deep appreciation OF
the artistic significance of the songs
in programme arranged to
show the qualities of her voice. "a
Burst of Melody" (Seiler) which was
in the first group of songs ON the pro-
gramme, was beautifully sung; "Inter
Nos" Mac Fadyen) is a gem of the
first water, and in this too, the singer
was heard to a great advantage, it be-
ing delightfully."- dramatic.
Among the Others of her repertoire
which were favorites were "The Bit
terness of Love" DUNN, and "The
Wind in the South" (Scott) which was
perhaps the most brilliant number Of
the evening.
cores oiving deSbe5ow March, fDe
Riagol M1sbroonne }, and ono ny two
otbers"
, til ,.i.. o.
orc ond rore hacoming and charming
GOWN of br;obt oreen tnlIe over cloth
of gold witb a bodice of green naiettee
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howa henn tha onasts of Mrs Moore Is
Judoa and Mrs T. G More
.ana .a - lor ny b. Ppn+1o~5 Wadmnsdov
'n'i' H'-ii0
N;s. Co+bar;no Carson and Miss
E,oromeo mSs Hnfar 'bova zone TO Eupene
to attend The annual spring banquet
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hors
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NJ ora Nrs AsabeI Rush who have
hoon snanding a few davs ot Newport
and Agate Reach. where thew are build
80 ap ot+roo+;va new summer home.
rafrrned ON "Wednesday.
w. 49, + SIS
Nrrs Ar+brr IT Moore entertained
,for,,oll,, on Monday afternoon with
, e. toIlas Of hridGe her gnests be-
10 & tho n,om hers of q small club.
RIya tables were arranged for the
,,r,os IN rooms a+tractivelv decked
,S;tb ousters of yellow genista.
Gss;et;ng the hostess were Mrs.
N EIoin and Misc Calista
49, n",.
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Nrrs r Joroapson and small daugh
or Grace and Mrs. S. NJ. Dalrymple,
vbo have been visiting their relatives,
ho H. 'I9 49, IN pnrtIand today.
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Nv and Mrs William IT. Neiu have
,od 90 +beir gnasts Mr.. and Mrs. E.
" " Charles Of Portland.
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.a4,'o,,tI,. ,-;S;ts IN salem as tbe qnest
e bor s;:+cr Mrs Harry Hawkins. and
r,on1, fr;a,,dS omono the Younger
,.;,,@an+ +bo foIlovin0 from the Ore |
Om;n ,.;I ho ;ntaresti9g.
RG;ss cor+rnde Tavlor prominent
,,hany maid win become the bride of |
saLarf TeNIrrray of thia citv. TODAY |
,o y 1.so o,clock IN the First Presbyter- |
ON church The bride.eleet is a gradu- j
~ oooular NJ Kama Alnba Theta Mr.. Nc |
sdrlo,, pUr !, Idn of William MeMurray |
anerai nassenger agent of the O..W. |
, g n ana Mrs McMurray. and a
o =, ,J,,o+a as tba fTn;vers;tv of Oregon. |