Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

MRS. ANNA R
We'll known expression teacher who
The many friends of Mr.. and aIrs.
rthur r. Fish, who have been en-
pying their brief visit here, will be
brrv to leave of learn of their de-
arture on Monday, for Honolulu.
hrs. Fish was formerly head of the
ish School of Expression in this city,
ghoce clever Etudents have always
een favorites with Salem audiences.
wo years ago, much to the disap
ointment of her friends here. Mrs.
Fish was forced to leave the Villa
hette Valley, on account of her health.
Mr.. Fish who acts as Mrs. Fish $
manager, established q school CT eX-
bresson in Boise which has been d
kreat success there. The school had
enrolment of two hundred and
fifty students whose mark was con-
hucted along the same lines as that
bf the Curey school in Boston. The
klass plan was used and the stucenss
Received credit for the mark done
there in. All private lessons were
given as purely side issues and no
Eredit was received. One of the feat
ares of the Boise school was tae
thidren's department. These youngs-
6ter all under ten years of age pus
bn numerous skits, some of which
were written by Mrs. Fish. A Riley
pageant which was presented in the
Bpring, was such tremendous Sue
cess that the cast was asked to tour
idaho. An example of youthful
Talent was that Of the leading iauy
bn unusually clever little Miss Of only
pix years.
While in Boise, Mr.. Fish received
b letter from the Honolulu Chamber
bf Commerce, requesting him to con-
Eider coming to Honolulu to take
pver the Standardization of the ex-
pression mark there. An attempt IS
being made to install an institute of
Spoken arts for the administration of
mark in the methods throughout the
Islands and territories in the South
Pacific.
DR.. Trueblood, an authority on con-
ditions in Hawaii his private studies,
|and training in the work of expses-
sion teachers in the Islands. There
[are too many private studios poorly
maintained there. 1t is the standard
izing of these expression schools that
Mrs, Fish will undertake, and Salem
dn uticl In,
her wark there. Mr. Fish will art as.
president of the college and business
|marager, as in oBise.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club was
/ |delightfully entertained last Wednes-
|day by Mrs. w, L. McDougal at her
country home on Prospect Hill. The
mouse was tastefuly decorated with
roses and greenery. Mrs. McDougal
invited as additional guests Mrs.
Allan Bynon and her charming. house
suest Miss Vesta Day of Victoria, b.
Y, Mrs Chas. Steward and Mrs Dan
Fry. jr.
10 celebrate their third wedding
"nniversary, Mr., and Mrs. Walter
MIX entertained Wednesday evening
Nnh a beautifully appointed dinner nj
'neir nome ON mill street. wa
o'ahge blossoms and multi-colored
sweet peas made a lovely center
piece OF the tiny pink fauar in u,c
urn OF birds held place cards pear
,ng the names of, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Webb,
MI and Mrs. G. T. Steiner, Mr.. ana
'is' l. A. Skelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
-0ru and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk.
one OF the most enjoyable affairs
'iie summer was the informal daa-
sng party for which Mrs. I,owlaud
,rS a Mrs. Homer Smith were hostesses,
,h. 'hey invited the members of
younger set to meet Miss Year
~ INNS and her brother Francis Danis
berkeley, California. The affair
w gwen at the Homer Smith home
VI summer street, Thursday evening.
81, wedding of interest to their many
IL sn z friends was that of Miss Ju-
~ 4licnaels of Salem TO Jack Brown
t,so-., aiias, which took place June
nty sixth. Only a few immedi-
~. trends and relatives were pres-
al ~ 'ie ceremony which took place
Mr. He nome of the groom's sister
Wa Hatton of Dallas. which
lors,.' beautifully decorated with a
cus. combination of roses and To-
va Slossoms- The wedding march
and r ea oy Mrs. L E. sorenson
Tba - ?. brown gave the bride away
Chs. ceremony was used. REV.
conn. :. oJhnson officiating. a,he
Tple Ts were unattended.
IL -S,,s s1ios was charming in a dain-