Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-29

Miss Elizabeth Levy, prominent Ore
gon violinist, will sail from New York
the early part of July on the S. ).
lmperator for a trip abroad. While
in Europe she will coach with some
Of the worlds master violinists.
Miss Levy has been an exceptional
g successful violin teacher and con-
cert soloist winning wide recognition
and most favorable commendation
fom the leading music critics of the
Pacific coast. Her charming person
ality combined with a rare genius has
endeared her to the music loving pub
lie who delight with her in her Won
derful opportunity for the most ad
yanced study, She took the Liberal
arts course in willamette university
and in September 1918, was offered
the position as head of the violin de-
partment of the institution which she
was obliged to decline on account of
hef activity as a private violin in
slruct0r and the fact that she had
charge of the violin department of
Albany college conservatory of music.
Miss Levy is vice president of the
salem district, Oregon State Music
Ieachers association, and director
and organizer of what is probably the
largest violin ensemble in the state
which has met with tremendous sue
cess at numerous public affairs.
While in Antwerp she will attend
he olympic games as the guest of
non Guilaume van Straaten, broth
T Oh Mrs S. Levy, who will accom-
pany her daughter abroad.
The duration of their trip has not
set been definitely decided.
a charming social compliment
"A to the Willamette university
women, Mrs. B. L. Sleeves
opened her beautiful home on North
eaurch street Thursday and entertain
'a with an elaborate four-course one
Uaoek y luncheon. A galaxy of beau
ului flowers, gave to the rooms an air
=. cneerlness and hospitality. MAJ
nhicent peonies in splendid abundance
msd y, with sprays of graceful SNOWFALL
w, SiOom and clusters of gorgeous colum-
Oiae IN artistic arrangement about the
rooms and on the tables.
MRS NJ. C. Findley, Mrs. J.. B. Lit
uer, Mrs F. A. Legg and Mrs. H. J.
iapot graciously assisted the hostess
:" receiving and entertaining the
suests Miss Muriel Sleeves, Miss
bruce Putnam and Fay Perringer
selsed during the luncheon hour. The
"n'amette women and additional
suesls to whom invitations for the de-
rsn'Iul affair were issued were: MRS
= Z Hammond, Mrs. ]. d. Goltra,
:. "'s' II. J. Talbot, Mrs. w. C. Young,
afs' +. A. Legg, Mrs. M. P. Parouna-
san, AIRS. Alice H. Dodd, Mrs. B. E.
s'ailer' Miss Ida Fake, Miss Eliza
'n PUTNAM, Mrs. A. A. Underhill,
:. @ts' +. ( Fisher, Mrs. w. f. Kirk,
@a' K L. Matthews, Mrs. E. Sher-
rvoot Mrs. c. G. Doney, Mrs. Gustav
p'sen, : Mrs. Florian Won Echen. Mrs.
:. T. Z Richards. Mrs. George H. Alden,
~ n'A John R. Sites, Mrs. NJ. C. Findley,
y p'an Richards. Mrs. ]. B. Littler, Mrs.
!. = Z. Gilbert, Mrs. Charles Bowen,
ca s's' J. L. Hunt. Mrs. C. C. Clark, Mrs.
~ saafies Sherman, Miss Edith Benedict,
~. ~ Charles Lowe, Mrs James J..
= rr.@s.rews, Mrs. Frank Bagley, Mrs. NJ.
= reek, Miss Alice Holman, Mrs. J.
+. r Rentfro, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Della
- sunday evening, May 30. patriotic
rsiam r..s will be given at the First
=, ,ass'aodist Episcopal church, under the
IN sa,, direction Of Mrs. C. C. Clark. The
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