Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-13

Otto Hedrick, Mrs. E. II. Benton, Mrs.
Ralph Hensley, Mrs. s. E. Wolf, Mrs.
Mary Baker, Mrs. Ruth Hatch, Mrs.
A. j. Basey, Mrs. John Humphreys.
Additional guests were Mrs Barbour
and Reverend and Mrs. Leland W. Por-
ter. The next meeting will be October
% at the home of Mrs. William Busick,
l74 South Cottage.
The annual convention of the Ore
gon federation of women,s clubs opens
To-day at Corvallis. It is OF particular
interest to Salem women as Miss Nat
tie Beatty is candidate for the pres
idency of the federation, and q num-
ber of prominent club women of the
city are planning to attend.
The convention opens with the fol-
lowing program: s O'Clock p. m.-Call
to order by the president, Mrs. Charles
H. Castner; invocation, Rev. J. R. Bell;
l"America," by the audience; welcome
from city and Commercial club, @. f..
Ingalls,. president Corvallis CONNER
cial club; greetings from hostess club,
Mrs. G. V. Shelton, president Corvallis
Woman s club. response for the feder-
Fation, Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden, president
Wowan's g Progressive league, Port
land; music by audiense; president 8
address, Mrs. Charles H. Castner; re-
ception.
The following item appeared in a
recent edition Of the Portland Oregon
ian, accompanied by a picture of Miss
Levy:
Standing out among the important
entertainment features Of the recent
state fair held in Salem were the eve
ming concerts by Miss Elizabeth Levy,
an accomplished violinist of that city.
Miss Levy appeared in the auditorium
Of the agricultural building on Tuesday
and Friday evenings, while on Wednes-
day and Thursday nights she rendered
selections in conjunction with the horse
show in the coliseum. Her numbers
were well selected and delightfully."- ex-
ecuted and she was the recipient of
much applause and commendation.
In compliment of her work, Miss
Levy received letter from Alfred
Tommassino, director Of the famous
New York italian band, appearing
during the fair, in which he commend
ed her highly. He made special men
tion of Miss Levy carrying out her
Ipart Of the program without single
rehearsal.
Besides being an accomplished musi
|cian, Miss Levy is very popular in TO-
cal social circles.
| November IL has been definitely SGT
as the date for the big American Lee
gion dance at the armory. As the per
sonnel of the Legion includes large
number of the younger set as we'll as
some prominent business and prOfes-
sional men, the chances are that the
|event will be one of exceptional en-
joyment.
All former residents of iowa are In
vited to an informal evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bayne, 4l4
Bellevue street, tomorrow at O. 'cloek
Plans will be made for the formation
of Hawkeye society and everyone in.
terested is urged to attend. An enjoy
able social evening will follow the bus
mess session.
The Hiking club, composed of a
group Of instructors in the local school
has resumed its activities Last week
about "a of the members hiked to the
state school for the deaf and enjoyed @
picnic in Painters woods. Thursday
they will 60 to Irokazan, the lovely
country home of the r. Monroe Cal
berts south Of town.
Mr.. and Msr. r. G. Hunter had as
their guest over the week end, Miss
Glover Miller of Silverton. Miss Miller
Is superintendent of the grade schools
in that city.
Professor John Sites announces that
the first rehearsal of the Peoples
chorus will be held in the chapel OF
Willamette university this evening al
1880. "Creation" and the "Halleluiaf
tChorus,D are among the masterpiece,
which will be rendered by the chorus
this year.
The second meeting of the newly or
ganfzed Salem Art League win be helt
at the public library tomorrow evening
at 7;3o.
An interesting visitor in Salem yea
terday was Miss lnez Stege of Eugene
|
Mrs. r. w. Thomas who has beer
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. R. H
Campbell at the Campbell residence OF
!. South 18th street, for the past week
left Saturday for home in Coweta, Ok
lahoma.