Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-08
BY Eliza Nolan

! AAE mere 4dct lnat Sale can
= boast of Symphony orchestra
should be ample reason for
crowded house this evening. Untir-
ing efforts upon the part of the
director and every member of the
orchestra have made it possible |
Tor them to present an unusually
Ilne program and all Salem music
lovers will be there en- masse as an I
| outward manifestation of their
delight in this musical treat. The
Seattle Symphony orchestra was
forced to disband because of the
lack of cooperation of the people. !
1t is hoped that the Salem popu-
lace will be more far seeing and /
VIII realize that such an organiza-
tlon is one of which we can feel
justly proud Let us therefore show
our appreciation of the splendid
work accomplished by Sal - mu-
slclans, and be present in person I
thereby insuring the permanent |
establishment of the Salem SYM
phony orchestra.
Mrs. Grace Eoff was a charming
hostess yesterday afternoon. the
occasion being the regular meeting
OF the Monday Bridge club. Mrs.
j. b. Craig was an additional guest
OF the club. The card trophy was
won by Mrs. Il. 3. Goodin. Dainty /,
refreshments completed the after
noon.
AS a farewell courtesy to Ar.
ana MIS-. KAY Campbell, who are
leaving soon to make their home
III Portland, Mrs. l.. w. Gleason
and Mrs. Paul V. Hauser have is
sued invitations to coterIe of
friends, mostly among Eastern Star
indtrons, to an afteI noon party
which will be an event of Thurs
day at the Hauser home.
Mrs. George E. Chamberlain,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Rowan Gather of Piedmont, Cal !
ifornia, is reported in much better
health since her departure for
southern chimes. Her ill health in
Portland was source of distress |
10 her friends and family and the |
news of her recovery will be very
welcome.
Mrs. Lloyd Scriber of La Grande
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Pooler.
ed to Salem after spending the
ents in Macleay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Knighton of
Portland are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Waters for
a few days.
Mrs. Claire Simeral and her at
tractive little daughter, Maxine,
motored up from Portland to be
c. F. Patton. They were accom-
panied to Salem by Mrs. H. L. New
home of Mrs. Simeral.
One hundred and thirty five In
vitations have been sent out for a
formal dancing party to be given
on March IT in the Moose hall hon
Oring Miss Maxine Abst, a popular
high school student. Members of
the younger contingent are looking
forward to this large affair with
every happy anticipation.
Friends and pupils of Professor
r. Harr, talented music instructor
IN Salem, will be grieved to hear of
10 his room for the past week. He
$ suffering from a severe attack of
3ciatic rheumatism but physicians
state that he is recovering, and will
his classes.
Miss Frances Elliott was week
J. H. Albsrt, Miss Marjorie Fle-
gel, Paul Elegel and Vernon Sack \
1T forl ~ a party which motor
ID to Eugene on Saturday to wit ]
less the basketball game between
he University of Oregon and Will
annette university. Miss Marjorie !
7Tegel was the week end guest or
Miss Mary Jane Albert at the Kap-
"a Kappa Gamma house. On Sun I
lay the entire party were invited
o dinner at this popular sorority.
Mr.. Gnlett, willamette basketball I
;tar, Joined the party on the re- !
iirn trin Sunday evening.