Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-08
BY Ruth Lenore Fisher

Dy httfl hltnOft tSiitT
KATHLEEN PARLoW, who /
y second artist to be presentet
here this season by the Salen
Music bureau is ut present finish
ing her tour abroad which ha
taken her to France, Holland, Bel
GUM, Germany, Italy and England
She will arrive in New York, IL
January and will immediatel,
start on her tour which VIII take
her from the Atlantic to the Pa.
cific coast and which win last un-
til In June. Young and modest IN
demeanor, she Is t1ignified and
serious playing with fire and
sweep that carries her audience
away with the mellowness and
depths of her tones. The New
York Times speaks. of her as: the
@sweet singer" among the violin
lists. Like Kreisler. Micha Elman
and Herfits Miss Parlow Is best
known In the west by her Victro-
la records. She is Canadian by
birth and is pupil OF Leopold
Anei of New York,
Mrs. j. A. Nadon who has re-
Gently come to alem from Astoria,
was the recipient of a surprise
given by the Daughters of Isa
bella Thursday night at her home
on Sixteenth street. Five Hundred
was the game and after the cards
refreshments were served.
Mrs. w. p. Babcock motored
over to Corvallis and spent sun
day with her daughter Miss Ame-
liza Babcock, u pledge to the AL
pha Chi Omega sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Breitenstein, Mr. !
and Mrs. Herbert Stiff and Miss
Marie Breitenstein composed a.
party to motor to Corvallis to be
the guests Of Miss Clara Breiten-
stein for Sunday.
Miss Edna Ackerman returned
Sunday night from Corvallis where
she was week end guest of
friends at Oregon Agricultural
college.
> Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Goltra left
this morning for Albany to spend
a few days with the formers FAITH
er, w. III. Goltra.
Miss Letha Wilson was a week
end guest at the GammO Phi Beta
sorority house at o. A. @. going
down for a fraternity dance.
Miss Azalea Young and Guy b.
Lewis were quietly married at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Chis-
nolm. North Liberty street, Thurs
lay evening, Rev. r. S, Anderson
II the Presbyterian church Off
,iating. The young couple will
cave the early Fart of the week
o make their home in Albany, :
Miss Tora Mortenson, Miss Ma :,
lie Churchill and j. A. Churchill
pent the week end at the home !.
L Mr., and Mrs. James f. Elton. ;,
on In law and daughter OF Mr., !,
hurchill r.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brown have Y
one to Newport to spend the II
inter. n
Among those in Corvallis as the II
uests Of the Salem contingent at Il
j. A. c., was Miss Miriam Swart2 b
ho motored to Corvallis from p
,ugene where she Is attending the II
University of oregon. II
The Salem Symphony orchestra
[ which Professor John II. Sites W
director. Is to give a dancing
arty Wednesday night at Cotil- fe
ON hall for the members and tr
Ieir wives. Ii will be the first of OIL
le social evenings which the. or ei
lestra Is planning to have dur ie
q the winter.
Elvin Lantis was in Corvallis
-er Sunday visiting friends at
regon Agricultural college,
Miss Lucille De Witt returneaI
st night to Portland after spend
4 the week end with her moth III
Mrs. Anna X. DE Witt. fo
Mrs. Katie Kennel of Portland A.,
$ arrived in Salem and will be ~,
9 house guest of her brother In n,
" and sister, Mr., and Mrs +. u. co
,odin, until after Thanksgiving. n,
AsoexyyyS~ ~sres&sassss ssssr~'sAsNv v--1s nv N.Y.
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Warren 49, 49,
10 have Just recently returned -
I'M a six months visit in ireland,
re the week end guests of Rev,
Mrs. William Nichol, coming
from their country home near
EN-.
Hiss Verna Millen, daughter of
and Mrs. James Millen of near
) city, and Leslie James Leighty "a
-. -, a