Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-05
SOCIETY.


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n NAL interest during the present
Il week has been eenteFcd almost ex
= elasixely upon the Apollo eoneeFl
to be given in the Grand opera house
tomcrrow evening This viii be the see
oud ecneert Of the year and, with the
first one IS sample Of what is to be
expected, reservations for the event
are being made With unparalleled IA
lpidity. According to the present out
look this win be the final musical af-
flair of any great importance, and this
lfaet adds to the interest that the pub
lie Is taking in il.
Miss Ruth Johns, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs @. A. Johns, win make her
debut as singer, 10 the Salem public
on the occasion. She has met Eith re
markalole success in Portland, where
she appeared in a number of important
musical programs. She is gifted with
a beautiful dramatic soprano voice and
lis certain TO repeat her former tri-
uhphs, when she appears tomorrow
night.
The program for the evening fol
lows:
Proudly as the Eagle -..-.......- Spohr
Undine (Barearolle .................... Cadman
The Mulligan Nusketeers......At Atkinson |
(a) My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice
..-........- --.---..... .... ..... Saint-Saens |
Samson and Dalila
(b) 0 Luce di Quest Anima ........
.........-.-.........-...... di Chamoix
Miss Johns
Oh the sea Buck
The Lost Chord ........................ Sullivan
Part IL
In Vocal Combat ........... Balfe-Knight
Adaptation by Dudley Buck
FOrsaken ............................ Kosehat
More and More ....---.................... Seifert
la) Morning ..-......................... Lehman
(b) Melisande in the Goetz
(e) Come Into the Garden ........ Salter
Miss Johns
Song Of the Viking .............. Chadwick
America, by the audience and club
"A number Of the members of the
iood Fellowship five hundred club gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Volk surprise
party last evening, the occasion being
heir twenty third wedding anniver-
'afy. After the invaders entered the
house, as If by magic, there appeared
loaded baskets filled TO the brim with
III the delieacies of the season, the
aides then took possession of the
l0use and in short space Of time the
tables were set with a regular wedding
luncheon at which those present feast
ed. The social feature Of the evening
was the game of five hundred, the
high score was won by Mrs. w. W.
Moore and s. NJ. Endieott. Those pres
snt were Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Endieott,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Laflar Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
.er Buehner, Mrs. Hetty Kreikenbaum,
Genevieve Endieott, Ruth BuehneF,
Dorothy Buchner and F. B. Elliott.
Essie Mcguire, senior Of the Uni
versity Of Oregon, has been awarded
a $500 scholarship by the Young Wo-
men n's Christian association to attend !
the Y. w. G. A. industrial training
school in New York city. This school
prepares secretaries to hold response
BILE positions in local and field work
for the Y. w. Q. A. and is post-gradu-
ate in nature. Ordinarily students are
not accepted Immediately out Of col.
lege, but according to the seeretarial
Miss Mcguire was recon-
as having unusual ability for
this work. She will attend the school
next fall and winter, taking a nine
months course.
Miss Mcguire has been president of
the campus Y. W @. A. and also a
member of the student council. She
was formerly Salem girl, and occa.
'ionally visits Salem now, visiting at
he home Of Miss Ruth Van Patton.
Governor and Mrs. Ben Olcott are
lmong the patrons and patronesses for
he royal ball which will be given BY |,
he Royal Rosarians in honor of the
GODDESS of Victory, in Portland, Fri.
lay June 18th. A special invitation has !
been sent TO the Gherrians to attend /
he ball, and a number Of prominent H
'alemites are making plans to be pres. L
mt.
ss
Miss Lcta JAM of Central Howell, h
vas the guest Of honor at beautifully /
miscellaneous shower, last 4
week when she vas the recipient Of 4
many handsome and useful presents The
'uter rooms were prettily decorated
With white roses and snowballs, while /
ted roses and white carnations adorn. /
d the dining room, A delicious lunch. .