Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-04

Friday night when Albert Lindquist
tenor with assisting artists, Miss
Leonora Allen. soprano. and Rob-
| ert Macdonald, pianist. are present
, ed as the second number on the
Lyceum course. Mr.. Lindquist a
star among the big artists. A few
years ago he was q freshman In the
University Of Chicago when he was
found" by Alessandro Bonci, great
Italian tenor Of the Chicago Grand
| Opera company. After he had had
| this student sing to him, the great
operate star openly proclaimed
Lindquist as the most promising ten
orshe had heard in years. Following
the advice of the great artist Mr.,
+, Lindquist seriously studied and
soon he had won for himself a COW
eted place in the Chicago musical
activities.
During the past seasons he had
twenty appearances with the New
York Symphony orchestra with
three in New York city, four with
the Philadelphia symphony orches-
ira, three times with the New York
Philharmonic and three spring fes
tival tours with the Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra. He has had
special engagements with the New
York Oratorical society Chicago
North Shore festivals, Ann Arboi
festival: the st. Louis festival and
the Buffalo May festival.
Miss Allen is a gifted artist and
has also had extensive tours. Mr.
Macdonald has been associate with
Mr.. Lindquist for several years and
is a brilliant pianist.
Entertaining the Wednesda,
Bridge club, one of the newly or
ganized card clubs. Mrs, James
Nicholson was hostess at her nOmt
/ Wednesday afternoon. Yellow Chry
santhemums were employed abou'
THE rooms to add 4 harmonizint
lnote, and yellow candles were liShl
ed. Yellow was also used in ths
luncheon appointments. Mrs. Chas
Strickland won the card honors
Members were prestnt numbering
enough for four tables Of bridge.
Miss Rachel Chambers who ha:
/ just come from Pennsylvania, x
i spend the winter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Chambers, Mrs
G. w. Chambers and Miss Dorothes
Steusloff entertained group o.
friends for an evening of cards OF
Thursday. Five hundred was the
| game and Miss Edna Lucker and
4 Miss Ada Ross won the prizes fol
highest scores.
i Those who were present were tn
! Misses Rachel Chambers, Rutf
4 Johns, Marie Churchill, Mae Raucf
4 Nina Hub, Hazel Bishop. Dorothy
Pearce, Helen Pearce. Doroth.
| Chambers. Teresa Fowle, Mrs. Cur
| tbs Cross and the hostesses.
i Mrs. Charles X. Spaulding, hel
daughter, Mrs. Roy Fl. Mills, ant
| her daughter-in law, Mrs. Waltel
/ Leone Spaulding. will entertain
with a Kensington at the Charles
~. SDdululIS ilOiliC oAA ~oA- = - -
i Wednesday afternoon. invitation
!! have been sent out to about fit!
/ matrons.
4 Tomorrow afternoon over the Un
tied States the Elks are holdini
memorial services for the member
of the lodge who have left within
1.-THE year. Francis Galloway, son o
the late Judge Galloway one OF tn
past members of the Salem lodg.
l336 will deiiverxthe address Of th'
day. The program arranged for fn'
services tomorrow as announced Is
Introductory march -.....-...---. Chopin
Elks Orchestra.
Ritualistic ceremonies ..-...,...---.
Lodge Officers.
Rev James Elvin.
: NV Praper ......Charles Huerte
Mrs. w. Carlton Smith
Miss Ada Miller, acocmpanist.