Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-22

Mr.. Shultz.
Misses Eleanor ana Villa Huekes
ftien we're Portland visitors yesterday
going down for the Mccormack con
cert.
A strong argument for the measures
70 come before the voters at the elee
tion June 3, an appeal to all elubwo-
men TO help in the great cause Of recon
structiOn was voiced yesterday after
noon in the meeting Of federated clubs
held in the assembly room OF the Port
land hotel, when Mrs. Charles II. Cast
ner, president of the Oregon federation
of woman clubs, urged the elubwomen
for the sake of the returned sOiTliers
for the sake Of the clubwOmen in iso-
lated districts, for the sake Of the eco
nOmie advancement Of Oregon, to sta..d
INV M, reconstruction measures
$. c. Piper gave graphic descrip.
tion Of the fertile and rich lana ,...Ae
the coast that would bring wealth, tax
es and other income to Oregon if 6pen.
ed up by the Roosevelt highway. He
described what had been done in Tilla
nook alone, told. of rich valleys, OF
splendid farming and dairying oppor
tunities that would unfold, and asked
the women to back the reconstruction
and highway measures solidly. He
told of the program TO be carried out
if the bond issue carries and if the
employment and reeonhtruetion work
is needed
Mrs Mile X. Trumbull presided
and she, too, asked the women 20 60
operate in this last patriotic appeal
Mrs. NJ. L. T. Hidden said: "This is
a good program, and / will vote for ey.
cry bit of il. ~
Mrs Isaac Lee Patterson, Mrs. J. b
Montgomery and Mrs j. A. Heating
are in MeMinnville as the guests OF
Mrs f. NJ. Patterson, the organizing
regent Of the new chapter of Daughters
of the American Revolution there's
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Mrs Ralph White gave the las
dance Of the season for her senior elias,
last evening in the COtillion hall. A
very enjoyable time was experienced
by all who attended.
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Under the direction Of Miss Beatrice
Shelton and Miss Minnetta Magers
Misses Ruth Bedford and Johanna
James, two Of Salem's most talented
yoang musicians. viii be presented in a
piano and vocal recital Tuesday eve
ming at the First Congregational
church. Anyone who is acquainted with
the work of these two young artists
knows what rare musical treat is in
store for him.
The public is cordially invited to at.
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Zimmerman were
among the Salem admirers Of the great
Irish-American tenor who attended his
recital in the Portland auditorium last
evening
Among the Salem folk registered at
Portland hotels are John II. MeNary
and Charles H. whtmore Mr.. McNary
is q guest at the Seward and Mr.. Whit
more is at the Imperial.
Mrs Richard Holman has returned
from her winter trip in California. Mrs
Holman received a Telegram this morn
ing stating that her son, Sergeant
oJhn W. Holman is on his way home,
having been discharged after sixteen
months active service overseas
Miss Ehzabc;h Levy viii give two
violin student recitals next week. The
juveniles win be presented on Tuesday
evening and the more advanced We'd
nesday evening. The event is looked
forward TO with much pleasure as her
recitals are large and interesting az
fairs The violin ensemble. composed
Of thirty five Of Miss Levy g students
viii appear each evening.
A recent edition Of the Portland
Sunday Journal published a beautiful
picture Of Miss Levy accompanied by
the following item:
Miss Elizabeth Levy Of Salem IS
a leading violinist there. The violin
ensemble Of s5 students is one Of the
largest in the state and was the leading
attraction at the state fair and Sa
lem auto show As a soloist she is often
in active demand al concerts and recit
ais for she displays good taste as well
as proficiency as a viohnisi. y
Ms. Carl l. Turner vent 10 Port.