Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-09
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iopoHtan opera companv. He
iather was director of the Roy.
''ea.er orchestra, and her mothe
az accomplished singer. she p,.d,
ner debut as Puck in "Oberon,
gnu three years later she was caIle,
~ 'he Court theater in Munich
"here. for seven years. she wa,
shs '"uhs contralto at the Wagner
i."ti'als' During that time she
aiso sang in all of the leading cit,
~ OF Europe. In 1911 she cans
" america at the request OF IN,
metropolitan opera company anf
maui her debut 70 America In
Aida as Anneris. She has been
'eIltiiied with such soprano role
as brunnhilde, Isolde, Kundry. We.
nus, ana Fidelio, as well as tb,
cohtralto and mezzo roles of Or.
phsus, Amnea'is, Brangaene, Or
.rud' Delilah. Azucena, and othars
one recently demonstrated her ver.
satliitN and role preparedness
'""eh' at Il moments notice. she
gave striking Interpretation Of
Carmen"
The bureau is something new =.
salem, and from the announce n
concerts ii has already become the
most potential musical orgnniza- :
tloh in the city.
Mrs. T.. C. Cross was .he io.ni.
ration for a beautifuly pIarnad
luncheon at the Russell Cat,in
nome when Mrs. Catlin ard her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Spears uere
hostesses, 1t was given as a BIRTH
uay anniversary tribute to Mrs.
Cross
Simplicity was the keynote 70
the beautiful table appointments
ana places were made around the
table for ten guests.
"A DIT or news which is more
man unusually interesting and
one that will be welcomed with
much poy is the announcement
hat the lllahee golf club will Of
-icially open the club house for
ne winter. with formal ball to
De given during the Halloween
season. The social committee this
is under the leadership of 4
Mrs. Oliver G. Locke and the 9TH
II members are Mrs. T. A. Lives
ey, Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mrs. |
II Olinger and Mrs Edward
/
At the Halloween time last
ear the Illahee club gave one of |
he most elaborate balls of the |,
eason, and the club plans to
make the dance this year even I
1ore so than before. Invitations
re to be issued in a short time.
Mrs. Oliver C. Locke was love
hostess for one O'Clock !
lncheon Wednesday at the Hotel
iarion in compliment to Mrs.
'alph Watson, a charming matron
rom Portland, who spent "A week
l Salem as the guest of Mrs. H.
|. Olinger. Delicately shaded cos
las in pink filled an art basket
D form the centerpiece for the
able around which plates were
ct for Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Edwin
4, Baker, Mrs. George Brown.
irs. f. J. Burchell. Mrs. John
aughelI. Mrs. H. III Olinger and
ne hostess
Mrs Henry Cornoyer dispensed
charming hospitality Wednesday
fternoon when she invited some
riends in as courtesy to Mrs. a.
I. Miner OF Pasadena, who has
cen her house guest for time.
he charm of simplicity and in
,rmality marked the afternoon,
nd presiding over the daintily ap-
ointed tea table were Mrs. VIII I.
ELL and Mrs. Paul V. Johnson.
Irs. james Nicholson assisted
bout the room and in serving.
innias shading from the dainty
,rracote to the deep bronze were
placed about the house
nd n basket of this favorite flower
)mpleted the tea table appoint
tents. Mrs. CornOyer asked thirty
,atrons in to meet the guest of
onor.
COMMUNICATING Mrs. Emily Jor-
on, much-feted visitor from
Cal, Mrs. Henry w.
-eyers presided over smartly-ap-
,inted luncheon at her home Tues
nv, inviting a few matrons VINO
ld known Mrs. Jordon when she
ade her home here several years
20. A mixture of old fashioned
overs in their many beautiful
,ades added a color note and
ade a very effective centerpiece.
lates were set for Mrs. Jordon,
RS. George H. Burnett, Mrs. Sa-
III Huelett, Mrs. Edward n. Well
!, Mrs. NJ NJ. Chapman and the
,stess
One of the charming social cour-
sizes shown to Mrs. Emily Jordon
Berkeley, Cal, who is viting her
sters, Mrs. Edward n. Weller and
RS. George III. Burnett, was the
fternoon" which Mrs. U. G. c
lipley gave Friday at her home. I
le time was passed Informally {
tn many of the matrons taking
cir fancy work. AT the tea hour
RS. Shipley was assisted by her
ece. Mrs. j. e. Lave. Dahlias d
d zinnias in the bright autumn :
AIDES gave a CHEEKY note to the :
oms for the afternoon.
Mrs. James Withycombe and
SIS Mabel Withycombe motored I
and spent the last weekend
tn Mr.. and Mrs. John Witty "
nbe at their attractive home ID