Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

close, refreshments were served
and music and dancing was en-
Joyed. High score fell to Mr.. and
MRS. Fred Bozel. Mrs. Davies was
assisted in serving her dainty
luncheon by Miss Esther Davies
ana Miss Loleita Davis. Guests on
this occasion were Mr.. and Mrs
J. j. Alderman, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Barbor and A. B. Kelsay. The
club VIII meet again in three
weeks.
A covered-dish supper honoring
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Munev
was given by members of the Ey-
angelical church Thursday eve
ming. Rev. Mr.. Mumey has. been
returned to Salem for his second
year, and to show their apprecia-
tion, his congregation prepared
thls token, presenting their pastor
ana his wife with "box" of very
interesting things. Following din
ner, the usual Thursday evening
prayer service was held.
q. J" Riggs left yesterday for
PORTLAND where he Joined a group
OF Shriners who are making a trim
10 Seattle where a Masonic initia-
tlen service is being held. Mr..
hlggs will return to Salem tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collins
and daughter, Maxine, are visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs
H. j. Riggs. For the last several
weeks they have been visiting with
Mr.. Collins mother in Indepen-
dence and are now on their return
trip to Los Angeles.
All the membership of Salem
country club will be interested in
the announcement of a Junior-Sen-
lor tennis tournament to begin at
lO O'Clock tomorrow morning at
the Country club courts. PLAYERS
over forty years of age will play
those who are forty'years old and
under The ladies are also de-
sired to join the tournament. an
nounces Chester M. Cox, chair
man OF the tournament commit
tee. The ladies will be chosen for
the Two sides. DR.. H. H. Olinger
VIII be the captain of the older
team, and c. H. Vorce will captain
the younger team.
"A ,three-cornered golf tourna-
ment has been arranged with the
eugene and Corvallis clubs. and
the first tournament is scheduled
on the Eugene links, Sunday, NAV
.. The othe dates are Salem, NAV
10, and Corvallis, May %. A cup
VIII be offered for this tournament
and 1t will not become the proper
'ty OF any club until it has been
won three times by the same club.
For Salem's team to enter this
tournament the twelve members
having the lowest handicap rec
ORD will be chosen. 1t is the plan
to have something doing at the
golf links every Sunday during
the summer, and following close
on the heels of the three-cornered
tournament will be the Presidents
Cup tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. ]. Riggs, o. X.
De Witt and Miss Ellen Thielson
made trip toPortland on Thurs
day evening to see Marjorie Ram
bou at the Heilig in "The Sign on
the Door"
With a program of unusual mer |
it and a soloist, new to Salem
music devotees butNholding a stel-
lar position among great artists,
the Apollo club gives promise of |
being the chief center of attract
lou in The coming week. a final
ehea rsal o: the progr an to be
rendered at the armory ~ We'd |
,.esiay eIe1Ing,- will be held Mon
lay night Horace N. Adj .ch is
G;re ,tur Of the club and Miss
Ruth Bedford, a talented and (
charming young pianist, plays the
i,tComp6 nImerts. The nu NIB rs to
he suug nave been chosen With a
view toward pleasing the most
fastidious of tastes, ranging from
the martial to the lullaby, and
from the humorous to the sub
lime. The personnel Of the chor-
US for the concert is as follows:
First tenors: C. N. Chambers,
]. Frank Hughes, Walter T. jerks,
Lyman Mcdonald, VIM. McGil-
christ, Jr., H. C. Stover, Lowell |
1. Will, II. B. Glaisyer.
Second tenors: Emil Carlson,
o. X. Dewitt, ]. E. Law. Ivan
Martin, Richard Robertson, VIM.
McGilchrist, Sr.
First basses: R. D. Barton. II.
w. Bross, VIM. Burghardt, Jrp
Albert H. Gille, L. P. Gilmore, A.
A. Gueffroy, Ralph r. Jones.
Second basses: F. S. Barton,
Edward Bcas, F. D. Eason, Dan
Langenberg. ]. P. Smart Frank
Deekabach, Kenneth Rogers.
Intermingled with the num-
bers to be sung by the club VIII