Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

-,asuificent toucHeS
nsay ~ nav awakening Of Spring" page
usse 'pe =. even by the pupils Of Mrs
ant. % 80 : - for the benefit Of the
Ralpa a.sDItal, mia" one of the choicest bits
new sr,sinment ever presented in Sa-
len. s.Ao ,.re,nt, will be
Ins ', ,arm of a garden party. 1t VIII
in ing ',h iS vocal solo, by one OF the
open w.. W. lifted and best loved sing
cius NV, .as Miller. This will be. fol-
en-. NM ~ a domino dance by the sem
loSea ,;s y and the dance of the witch
ior p pags Marie patton, Jeanette Patton
.S.-sns 6 y sheldon. Eleanor Wright
Ks'ns1,"Is sIaTsisOn, katherine Gouley, NH
lans snsmidt. Helen Ralph, Isabel
Mathews, ,Isa Maxine Clark and Mar'0rle
webb .s ,..,,..- tY,,r,ss
.ssisted By the chorus wh'en, = MI. ~.
ass,sT !. "rser, promises to be exceptionaiIy
IN ., 0ls. ss does the Spanish dance by
pless"c pleas conrsey, Glare Cornell. Lucille
Vn~ire, S'.~,I henrietta Bishop. Leone Dav
i,s"a and Elizabeth Waters.
losen .ncss r ward, who is becoming re-
80 as a singer of talent will also
"ss 'o.ssr on the program as soloist' with
appess s.rns one of the daintiest samp-
.ne !, ,srnsichorean art on the entire
sntIre II = program will be the Japanese
lance by the following; 80,
u',,,e s,'.oheth waters, Dorothy Stafford,
r,oIss Wright Dorothy Belle, Elaine
h,m.ro n.v,sv Doris Kirkevy, Louise Sch
Div.r -. valma Coursey, Francis Martin,
,u,r 1nrstta Fischer. Leone Davidson ana
Hazel Martin. a,,,ost
. in a,a,or "The Clown Dance" by
csandlsr ~ Brown, Jack Harrison, Ho-
~, wilson, Tommy Livesley and Bert
Hoff. ,,, Nr,,ors
IN ronder the Junetime duet, follow
"A nv similar one by Sherman Pllm-
uton % and Mildred Roberts. The co
Sus,ta r bv Henry Thielson and Jeanet-
y svkes will be supplemented by a
Osrformance by the dancing dolls;
Marjorie Webb, Margaret Belle, Eloise
wright jeanette Patton, Frederick
Th,slson and Marie Patton.
Miss Johanna James, popular "a
vorite in musical and social circles IN
me cIty, will sing the Goodnight waltz
accompanied by the chorus.
The entire production promises to
come I'D to the excellent standard by
which Mrs. Whites affairs are always
idred. The principal performance
viii take place Friday evening, April
,O followed by a children's matinee
Saturday afternoon, May 1. Both per-
iormances will be identical, but be-
cause of the limited seating capacity oi
the Opera house it was considered ad
ysable to give a special matinee fol
the children.
Miss Carol S. Dibble,. daughter oi
Mr., and Mrs. W. C, Dibble OF 729
North Liberty street, has returned
home after spending the winter in
Seattle. Miss Dibble has peen atteno-
ing the Cornish School OF Music where
she studied under Mrs. margaret
Prendergast Mclean in the drama'le
expression department OIL the corn
ish school. She plans to spend the
saturday evening the Junior Up
worth league Of the Leslie Memoria
church was delightfully."- entertained q
taffy pull sponsored by the senio'
league, The hosts, dressed as childrei
helped make merry BY joining neartli.
IN the juvenile games.
si AZ
As a social compliment to Mr.. am
ars Paul Schmidt, Mrs. Harry Wied
ner entertained coterie Of intimat
friends at a we'll appointed dinner OF
forget. .n1e.nots. lilies Of the vale,
ana other dainty spring flowers Ger,
leIed the table at which covers wer
aA ior Mr, and Mrs. Paul Sehmia'
aF and Mrs John Brophy, Mr.. an
mrs, George Riches, Mr.. and Mrs. Han
y Wenderoth, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpl
Glover and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wied
nleE.
thursday evening, April Is, at tn
NOM none Of her brother L. w. Wise, io7
~! I'm Ninth Street North, Miss France
."'ss' was married to L. j. Mattf
~ o. Portland, Judge George II.
s'4'Vns' Inc ring service was uset
y, .as orlce was beautiful in gown 9
oas blue silk, tastily combined wit
ssn sllS lace. She carried a bridf
.saqust .s .st Of pink ophelia roses, ,Eu
sl,, ss.e WISE aged two years, dressed Q
ssp'a, ". ,, carried the ring in a lovely ba'
ma.. si's, burnett played the weddin
9.Isa' 1r
|. ~ y mouse was beautifully decorate
- e'Ve'l dnu white, the ceremony b,