Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-24

Salem he has made numberless friends
in the social circles in which Mrs.
Livcsley moves. and has been the in
spiration Of MANY social affairs.
Miss Johanna James and Miss Ruth
Bedford, two Of Salem s most talent
ed young musicians will be presented
in vocal and piano recital Tuesday
evening az the First Congregational
church, under the direction of their
teachers, Miss Beatrice shelton and
Miss Minnetta Mayors Miss James is
greatly in demand as a soloist for So
eal functions, and Miss Bedford is
one of the most accomplished accom-.
ranis.s in the city. Her work with
Mrs. Oscar Gin2rieh in Indian panto.
mime has proven her ability beyond a
doubt.
The music loving public will be glad
to avail itself Of the opportunity Of
hearing both young ladies in recital
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Hazel Blake will leave for Cal
if0rnia next week for a months visit
with relatives and friends in that state
She will be the guest for a while of
her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Butz, in
Modesto and from there will go TO Pas
adena for a visit with relatives. Long
Beach and other beach resorts will also
be included In the trip.
Miss Blake holds a responsible posi-
tion in the clerk 5 office of the su-
preme court She is the daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs. William Blake of evil
low Lake" and a graduate of Sacred
Heart academy. .Two younger sisters,
Misses Lily and Florence are Juniors
at the academy at present.
One Of the most successful musical
entertainments Of the season was the
concert given by the First Presbyter-
| ian church choir last Sunday, under
the direction Of Miss Ada Miller. The
chorus included some of the best vote
es Of the city and the ability Of the
director aided in the remarkable sue
cess Of the affair. The first half of
the concert was composed entirely Of
sacred selections
"The lord is Exalted, by Webb;
Let us Return,n BY Galbraith, Seek
Ye the Lord by Roberts and "By
Babylon s Waste by Gounod. Miss
Johanna James rendered the beautiful
solo "The Lord is My shepherd, " by
Little. in wonderfully accomplished
manner, and the presentation Of II
Trovatore BY Miss Dorothy Pearee and
Mrs 5. G. worrell was particularly
beautiful.
Part two consisted Of the song cycle
The Morning Of the Year, by Cad
man, artistically rendered by the quar-
tet consisting Of Miss Miller, Miss Mar
garet Hodge, II. Y Compton and l..
NJ. Meyers with Miss Pearce at the pi.
lanO. The concert was a phenomenal
success in every detail.
Nr. and Mrs Veil Of Salem were
guests at the wedding Of Miss Gladys
Reid in Portland Thursday evening.
Concerning the wedding sAe Portland
TELEGRAM says;
Ais Gladys Reid, daughter Of Nj.
and Mrs. y. F. Reid, became the bride
Of Wesley Howe at the Reid hemc on
Fast salmon street last evening. A
charming simplicity marked the event,
only the immediate relatives and a
few friends being hidden. Just before
the entrance Of the bridal party Mrs.
Nav Mueller sang At Dawning.
Miss Marjorie volheim played the we'd
ding music.
The bride was attended bv Miss Ruby
Nicholson. Kenneth trookham was best
man. The Rev. II. II. Friffis Of First
Christian church. officiated.
The bride we're q handsome wedding
gown Of ivory white satin. elaborated
with Irish point lace. Her veil was
caught with orange blossoms. and she
carried a shower bouquet Of brides
roses and lilies Of The valley.
istDM -gDGdarchl emfwyp emfwyp PIP
Miss Nicholson we're gown of coral
pink eharmeuse and carried sweet peas
in pastel shades.
After the wedding trip, Mr. Howe
aud his bride will be AZ home at the
Claypool apartments The bride Is a
charming and talented young woman
and Is popular socially. She Is Al Ar
dent desotee Of oat ef door spexls, and