Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-13

"A M n ~ ~ 7r--
Il ~ Ruth Lenorc Fisher
.iuaI,slc acclaimed its preceden
III ~ a,s. t,,. s.t n ~,
/ ofe "
recital b" Harold Henry piahis'
at the Grand theater Friday night
Salem en- masse was called out t
,nr ,ni. ,otad ,oianfst mako nj,
oeput 20 aie'A' am 'iiu' pa's'
!. is to De given to The Salem Musi'
bureau which Is being efficienti'
managed by Mrs. 'Wiiiiarl Everet'
Anderson. The, bursau tas i'nnfe
diately established itself az tn.
exponent OF the best IN music ano
Salem folk are eager 10: the two
| remaining reeitals which arc
booked for this winter.
Mr.. Henry Is a great rianist pre-
senfIfig his- art an q most pleasing
| night which packed the house was
most appreciatfye Of his ability:
Easily the best and biggest mum.
Der. on his program was. the Ravel
piece. valley. OF the Bells" One
number nluclf appreciated = and
livery Characteristic wsls, the one OF
lhis own composition, "Tha Dane
ElMs MarioTe tfe. Z 7 .ss a @Hoie4 The
progEaTn : WAS, ~ little .r4ierr- retit
none: tfis iessEexeell ellef,t. -!and, the
I'aGdiencee was loathe to .leaNas With
out more from this pianist.
Mr.. Henry was the house guest
tof Afr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown
during his three days stay. in Sa-
lem and was the honor guest at
l.severff" social functions. Mrs. VIII
Hahn H.. Burshardt Jr., entertain.
cd, a sinai company OF =. friends
Thursday at luncheon TO Dleet him
he having arrived Thursday morn
ing Mr.. Henry left .tfis morning
FOR Sun Francisco where he gives
recital tomorrow night.
MRS. A. N. BUSH WAS .ltosfess
~" for q, lunehsons MonfIT tlieli
was .of ,,exjuisfte !, appointments,
honorffig a@group of ',fr.t nds 'fls IN
Portland. Mrs. Helen Ladd Cor
bett. Mrs. Elliott Corbett, Mrs.
Lee Hoffman and Mrs. & George, T.
Syerfineer Who motorsd down o
Monmouth 70 tnspect the dormi-
torv AT the school. and who came
o,ar 70 Sa,am SUNDAY n afternoon
Iarga r,,,ffv ntbar,una IN
;,,ara ,,sed ,fo,. TIC oh,a
o...,n,,;oon ara nt,,.,. onro;nt-
49, p ,. n,s.
.iN.'' ~ -, :, 60.
"eie sc. ioi 49,, ~ 20"
pett, Mrs' Eiiio'e oipe' ~. 2
iiofimap' MRS. =. oeriihsef' Nliss
JESSE iouu y. -"oou'h' !" zoe
Corneila Marvin, MISS fieihees M
Richards ana Mrs. busn.
Motoring back sunday AFTERNOON
from Monmouth Miss Marvin en-
tertained Mrs. Bush ana her
guests for tea.
m HE Salem club Of Interna-
toinal Rotary will be host for
. one of the largest of the So
cial assemblages which have taken
place in this month. 1t. will be a
dinner dancc'at the Marion hotel.
The full Rotary program will he
given during the banquet and fol
lowing and, the party will close with
the dancing. One long table willSbe
set for the ten officers and the re-
manning guests will be seated at
fables for four scattered about the
dining room. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Pike of Portland will be among the
out of town guests. Mrs. Pike was
instrumental in the organization of
the Salem club.
Tho members and their wives
who will attend the dinner dauce
are Rev. ana Mrs. rloroc. NJ Ala
''ich, AIR. ana Mrs. w. G. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. X. Burdette, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Eric Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. William Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther j. Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs
russell Catlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
A. Denton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
,eckebach, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
fmdiey, Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Fuller.
ton, Mr' and Mrs. II. S. Gile, Mr..
and Mrs. George p. Griffith Mr.
and Mrs, r. J. Hendricks. Mr., and
Cra, CO. w, - 'ehks' Mr.. and Mrs.
Gforer iieiman' Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
y, MaS ar. and Mrs. Charles