Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-24
SOCIETY
By CAROL 5. DIBELE
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elassical character viii be given to
night at the Commercial club auditor
ium, when Miss Lulu Walton is pre-.
sented by Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish in a
recital, featuring "Lalla Rookh," an
Oriental romance by Thomas Moore
Miss Walton will graduate this wear
from the Fish School of Expression and
has charmed Salem audiences on sew
eral eseasiOns with her readings, char.
aeterized by an exquisite artistry Of
Interpretation. She has specialized in
lecture work, planning to eventually
go on the lyeeum platform. but has
at the same time, broadened her pow
ers along the one line by general dra-
lnatic study.
The program, which begins at s:15
follows:
Lalla Rookh S journey begins. The
poet Feramorz relates 1.-THE Yelled
Prophet of Korassau. -
Fodladeen S criticisms. Feramorz re-
cites paradise and the Peri. -
Interlude: Baritone solo, Mr.. Bar
ton. Prof. Roberts at the piano. "Tbe
Song Of Hybrias the Cretan," (El-
liOtt.)
The arrival at Lahore. Feramorz
tells the history of 1.-The First WOr-
shippers. -
Interlude, piano solo, Prof. T. S. Rob
erts.
The poet g last evening, when he
sings of 1.-THE Feast of Roses. E"
The conclusion of the whole matter.
Presentation of diploma, Mrs. Alice
f. Dodd, president S. W. c.
Sponsoring the recital are: Mrs. VIM.
Kirk, Mrs. w. NJ. Hamilton, Mrs. W.
H. Burghardt, Jr., Mrs. s. E. Kozer,
Miss Edyth Hazard, Mrs. A. N. Bush,
Mrs. F. E. Carleton, Miss Matte Beat
ty, Mrs. j. H. Albert, Mrs. Everett An
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bennett arrived
home last night from week s stay in
PendIetOn
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers and
Mrs. Frank Jordan Of Seattle motored
to Portland yesterday for the day.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Charles Gray, who was returning
to Eugene after short stay in Port
land.
Miss Vivian Hargrove, an o. A. G.
student, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. l.. l.. Hargrove, for the week end
Mrs. f. A. Elliott has been entertain
ing as her guest the past week, Mrs
j. C. Price of North Bend. Mrs. Price
left for Newberg this morning, where
She viii visit for few days.
SO
Mrs. Asahel Bush returned from
Portland today, where she has been en-
joying say of several weeks. She
was accompanied home by Mr.. Bush,
who will remain in Salem over the
week end, returning to Portland the
first of the week to resume his train
ing preparatory to entering the radio
service.
Mrs. Clifford Brown and small son,
Chandler, are expected home tomorrow
|frcm q week s visit in Portland.
The many friends of Mrs. w. II.
Byars will be glad to hear she is slow
ly improving after a severe illness Of
several days at her residence, 635
North Commercial street.
Mrs. w. M, Bushey was hostess for
q small card club, of which she is
member, yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Summer street. Three
tables cf cards were circled by the
players, the high score falling to Mrs
Fred Buehtel,
The Aid society of the Englewood
United Brethren church met Wedncs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Harry Rowe. The members devoted
their time 10 sewing for the hostess
accomplishing a goodly amount Of
work.
The rooms were effectively deeOrat-
ed with hydrangeas and roses. Mrs.
Lulu Moody was admitted into the So
ciety as a new member.
Those participating in the pleasure
of the afternoon were: Mrs. F. II. Neff
Mrs. +. Fuestman, Mrs. II. Richmond,
Mrs. Guy j.. Phelps, Mrs. NJ. Rowe,
Miss Della Neff, Mrs. Fl. Rawson, Mrs,
II. Pascoe. The guests of the Aid were
Mrs. C. Spurin and Mrs. Yarnell.
Miss Lorraine Staley of f.aGrande
is visiting her sister, Miss Lenore Sta
ley.
Mrs. Russell Fields (0live Beekley)
was the inspiration of pretty post
nuptial shower given recently by Mrs.
Maie Holeomb Simmons at her home
ON Twenty fourth and State streets.
When the Germans change "Hinden-
burg is dead " to IIindenburg ought
to be dead, +" then we can begin to