Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-23

I A delightful S. o. s. dancing party
was the contribution of Mrs. Walter
Spaulding to the festivities for the
benefit of the Salem soldiers this
week, when she entertained a number
of friends Wednesday night at the res
idence of Mrs Charles K. Spaulding
on Court street. Masses of spring bios
SONS and greenery rendered an attract
i've setting for the dancers. A crafty
ling sum of eight dollars was turned ov-
er to the S. o. S. Golfers through the
generosity of the guests, who included:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walton, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Caughell, DR.. and Mrs. Grow
er Bellinger, DR.. and Mrs. 9. ID. Bates,
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Darby, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Neil, Mr., and Mrs.
George Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wal
lace, Mrs Roy H. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul johnson.
The grand finale of the S. o. s.
parties and the only one which VIII
extend into next week will be a musl'
Gale next Tuesday night in the auditor
| ium of the Commercial club. 1t will be
under the auspices of the Tuesday Mus
! icale club and Miss Beatrice Shelton
will be in charge. No admission will
be charged for the program but the
gift offering will be for the soldiers
box.
The mems chorus under the leader
ship of Prof. John Todd will, in all
probability, open the program
Reading, Act v, scene l, Merchant
of Venice { Shakespeare) Mrs. Anna
Rogers Fish.
Song, s'The Bird of the Wilderness F"
(Tagore); GA Spirit Flower" " Camp
bell. .Tipton), Mrs Sabine Dent HofeT.
Piano, (a) The Little Shepherd; (b)
The Gallywag's Cake Walk, (DeBus'
sy), Prof Frank E. Sanders.
Song. "Vissi D 'Arte, Vissi ID 'Amore
(Puccini), Mrs. Sabine Rent Hofer.
Reading, "Rhymes of Red Cross
Man, (service), Mrs. Anna Rogers
Fish.
Song, "Come, Beloved" (HandeD,
Mrs. Sabine Dent Hofer.
Song, Star Spangled Banner.
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The violin recital given by the stu
dents of Miss Elizabeth Levy at her
residence studio, 563 Court street,
Thursday evening February IA, was a
most pleasing affair. Over a hundred
guests were present. Amid an artistic
setting of palms, delightful program
was rendered, each number deserving
Archie H. Smith, vocalist and as
sisting artist, was enthusiastically en-
cored.
The violin ensemble composed of
twenty four of Miss Levy's students,
was an unusual feature. 1t was the larg
est ensemble held in Salem for several
years. This group started doing their
"bitn last Tuesday evening when they
appeared on a Red Cross benefit pro-
gram at darcy hall. Their numbers
were greatly appreciated and they re-
sponded to a double encore. Miss Mil
dred Brunk was piano accompanist.
Following is the program:
Duet, Old English Dance --.-.-Gruenborg
Dorothy Wood, Elizabeth Buckley
Cradle Song ...-......-,.-----.....--.--. Weoer
Meyer Samuel
Firecrackers ....-..--.-----....-..---- GreenWaId
Clarence Ruge
Peti+ Waltz .................. Gruenborg
Elaine Edna Steingruhe
Melodv in r ................ RubensteinI
Simon Volchok a
(a) March ........-.-------.--.;.-.--.-.- Paplnl-
rs LaPremier Sanrire .,,.--...... Lagyel
Arnet Mildred Collins
Selections from sEBohemian Girl
......... ...... ...-......,...........-.- Balfe
Grace Butler 4
Caprice Brilliante ..-.--.-...-..----.--. Lester
Dean Craven
(aA Polonaise ......,-....... Mendelssohn
(b) Minuet in G -......--..... Beethoven
Winona Claire Smith
(a) Serenata ....-...----------..--------- Bonn
(b) Sextet, Lucia de LammermooF
...... ................ DGnizettii
Bjorn Gadeholt
Vocal solo, Even Bravest Heart, +
from "Faust' ..-..........---.---- Gounodf
Archie H. Smith
Violin ensemble, Gay Valse Barca-
role, from "Tales of Hoffman
..-.....-.. Offenbach |
(b) Star Spangled Banner Arnold |
Misses Grace Williams, Arnett Mil
dred Collins, Elizabeth Buckley
Elaine Edna Steingrube, Wlnona
Claire Smith, Dorothy Wood, Grace
Butler. May Slagel, Barbara Robin
son. Francis Purdy, Mrs Eftie Rat
} cliff: Mess1s. Gordon Shonneson,
Clarence Ruge, Dean Craven, Her
man Bontrager, Simon Volchok, Har- /
lev Mineh, Ellis Welty, Harold
Bertholson, Amel Stripping, Ralph
Parker, Biojrn Gadeholt, Harry San
don.
Roland Rinehart was a pleasing hest
at his home Thursday evening when
he entertained the Julius Caesar club,
of high school students, The party was
an s. o. S. affair and the evening was
merrilv spent in dancing. About ten
couples enjoyed the jolly affair.
A very enjoyable Washington birth
day party was given by Mrs. Gerald I
Volk at her home en- North Capitol
street last Thursday evening, when
500" was the entertainment of the
evening. The rooms were very tastily
decorated with large American flags
and other symbols in keepinp with