Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-16

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/ Judge George II. Bennett, Judg,
Laurence r. Harris. Judge Charlie
A. Johns DR.. r. c. Smith, Jr.
John Bourne, George p. Griffith
Ralph Jacobs, Fred Steusloff. f
A. Morrison.
n KRS. HENRY w. MEYERS EN-
M tertained the members OF
AVA the Bridge Luncheon club a
her home last Monday after
| noon for the distribution OF
the awards for the last serie.
of games. Mrs. T. A. Lives.
ley won the grand prize, ant
each member was given a prize ac.
cording to the score which SHE
made in the games.
To take the place of four of the
matrons who will not be able to be
members of the club this winter
Mrs. w. H. Efdrtdge. Mrs. Walter
McDougal, Mrs. Villa H. Burg
hardt, Jr-, and Mrs. j. l.. Van
Doren, the club has invited to be
members, Mrs. George H. Rodgers,
Mrs. w. II. Lytle. Mrs. David Eyre,
and Mrs oliver c. Locke.
Monday Mrs Meyers will enter
tain the ciub for the first luncheon
and games of this series The
luncheon will be at one o'clock,
and will be at her attractive North
Summer street home.
Invitations will be out the first
of the week for the formal ball to
be given October 2S at the lllahee
Country club to open the winter
season for the club. 1t will be a
Halloween dance and plans are
being made Which already far sur
pass the beautiful one given at the
club last Halloween. The log club
house lends itself wonderfully to
to make a fitting set
ting for the beautifully-gswned
guests, who will fill the house on
that night. A splendid orchestra
has been secured for the evening
and it is planned to open the win
ter season in royal fashion.
The work OF the Salem Music
bureau in soliciting the five hum
dred subscriptions necessary to
bring the three artists to Salem has
taken up the time of many Salem
matrons this week. The women
are meeting with very good sue
cess and it is hoped that these art
sts can be brought to Salem. 1t is
new, and these three
who are partially booked to come
are of the best musical artists in
America. Box parties are to be
enjoyable affairs for many. The
cecillian Music club of twenty
girls, of which Mrs. Walter Dem
on is superintendent, has taken
our boxes for the season.
An interesting fact about Harold !
henry who is wonderful pianist
$ that he is a personal friend of |
frs. Clifford Brown of this city.
nd that the two attended college.
Ir. Harold will be entertained by
he Browns while he is in Salem.
Salem folk are always deeply
in Miss Winifred Byrd,
of Salem who has be-
ONE perhaps the greatest of wo-
len pianists of today. Her Won
er1ul concert in Salem last win
er made Salem folk who had not +.
card for a number of years to
ealize what a really great plan
It she is.
Now she is back in New York
.om her vacation and is making
eady for her winter work. She
as a very interesting itinery She
ill give a number of concerts in
ew York lity with one in the
eolian hall where she made her
abut two winters ago and where t
le gave a very successful concert '
st winter. She will give a con- ,
srt at the Hippodrome, one for
le Rubenstein club and at the /
etropolitan as well as others in @
Ie city.
She will give concerts all over
ew York state. a concert in boS-
n, one in Chicago and in all the ;
ates east of the central states. n
ae will make another tour of the
uth this winter. People i'll the
est will be sorry to learn that
Ie will not come to the coast TINS II
inter and will not give concerts ~
the west until in 1921. !,
Mrs. j. j. Murphy of Portland
no has been the house guest OF r
RS. w. p. Lord was the insplra- g,
N for an informal tea Friday al
moon when Mrs. John A. Carson
yited a few friends of the honor
est to her South. High street :,
me. 1t was delightfully."- informal -
tn congenial group of twelve
ltrons enjoying Mrs. Carson ~
spitality. -.
Mrs E E Fisher entertained the =.
nth Salem Woman's club In
manner at her nome =.
afternoon for the reg =,
ar October meeting. An unusual d
large number of the members n
ended and many new residents NJ
North Salem were visitors. Mrs
lson Bishop was elected presi-
Mt to fill the vacancy caused by ia
, resignation of Mrs L Hutch of
IN. tn
Elmo White addressed the meet ed
, on the amendments which are m
be voted upon at the November
ction and this was followed by
open discussion in which each E.
mber took part. Seven dele a
es were chosen for the County
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