Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

Aifst session OF her dancing les
soas in, that city. A three-piece
salem ORCHESTRA furnished the mu-
sie and forty Silverton couples par
ticipated in the evenings enjoy
ment.
Mrs. George F. Rodgers opened
ner home TO ~ members of the
Luncheon-Bridge club THURSDAY.
eqtertaining with one-o'clock
luncheon at which covers were
placed for twelve. Additional club
guests were Mrs. r. E. Steiner and
Mrs. H. H. Olinger. The table was
very attractively decorated in vel
low tones, large basket of daffo-
ais forming a graceful centerpiece.
me later afternoon hours were
wnlied away in the enjoyment of
bridge.
Mrs. Melvin Plimpton will be
the next hostess.
DE- Donald w. Byrd has return
ed TO Portland, after a brief visit
with DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Byrd.
Mrs AL Cleveland was a gracious
hostess Thursday afternoon when
she entertained the Golden Hour
cruz at her home. Needlework
FORMED the principal interest of the
afternoon and tea was served at a
later hour. The guests present nm
on thls occasion were Mrs. George
Eigln, Mrs. Isaac Butler, Mrs. A.
+. van Slyke, Mrs. Homer In
grey and Mrs. Carl Abrams.
Mark Skiff was among Salap,
iolk VINO went to Portland to meet
the delegation of Mexicans at the.
Shahper OF Commerce yesterday.
A dancing party to which many
prominent couples are looking for
ward is that for which Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick S. Lamport wifi
be hosts on Thursday March IT,
at the Illahee Country club.
Successive piano recitals were
given by Mrs. Walter A. Denton on
Saturday evening and Sunday af-
ternoon. Younger pupils took part
in the first affair while the ap-
pearance of advanced students
characterized the program of Sun
day. Both recitals. altho the first
to be presented this season, show
ed remarkable finish and the evil
dent understanding and apprecia-
ton of their work by the stuoents.
The following appeared in the Sat-
urday night recital, Maxine ulov-
er, Margaret Cory Grace Elizabeth
Holman, Virginia Holt, Anne Lead
better, Dorothy Stafford, Eloise
White, Laura Leadbetter, Gretch-
en- Thielson, Dalbert Jepsen, Ar
thur Fisher, Virginia Sisson, Vir-
ginia Berger, Helen Ashleman,
Helen Williamson, Helen Darby,
Bonita Edwards, Florence Pow
ers, Dorothy Marsrers. Mildred
Rich, Mildred Gilbert. John Min
to and Nancy Thielson. At the close
of the program three very inter-
esting numbers were given by Eu-
genia Savage, Elbert Lachelle and |
Donald Alliston.
The program on Sunday after
noon was rendered in a most cred |
table manner, displaying a fin
sh of execution and expression. |
Maxine Glover, a talented pupil |
from the younger class, was asked |
o repeat her number of the eve |
ming before-her rendition dis
played remarkable technique and
expression. Those appearing upon
Sundays program were Helen |
Breitenstein, Janice McKinnon,
Priscilla Fry, Isabella Newton,
olive Barnard, Ruth Buchner, Win
fred Gamble, Rovena Eyre, Pau |
Inc Manarch, Ruth Rock, Pau
inc Knowland, Helene story, Dom
Id Worden, Ronald Craven, Mary
May Bingaman, Vinta
Kirk, Charlotte Horning, Elbert
4achelle, Mildred Brunk, Frances
lodge, Donald Allison and Eugen-
a Savage.
Frank Purvine, who has recently
eturned from a five weeks inter-
sting sojourn throughout many
f the quaint and historic towns
old. Mexico announces 'that if
ne wants to see the garden spot
( the earth he must travel south
yard to Palmito del Verde Island
isle of the little green palm) This
sland hugs the coast of the state
+ Sinaloa for a distance of about
wenty five miles, just over the