Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-26

NAL affairs no doubt VIII flgul
Of entertainment between nov
Eclipsing all else upon the socia
calendar. the formal dance at 'h'
ulahee Country club on Tuesday
eyening was the snartcst event oi
tho week. The night was ideal Shu
many club member and out 81
tovun quests mofofcd out to en'OS
the eyening of dancing. Decorat-oi'
harmonizing with the rustle se'
fling we're appropriately co'hp'h''
vim flags to carry out ths palflo-
~ effect. Large baskets of oregon
crana ana fern we're placed III IN
tarya1s about the entire nall ahc
hanging baskets of acacia We're 7Us
nended from the CEILING iaS9
were artisticalIy combheo WIN
greenery about the chandelier
tn the four corners OF the
room The mantle was banked
Win ferns and Oregoa grape ana
glowing fire tent the flnal toutn ,t
~ cheeriness to IN" fooh.' ~
n,nch table, attractiveiy dcc"rhleu
MIN wide red satin ribbon and was
''a.taa ~ tan red ana white tapers
OF varied height. 80
beautiful gowns beapeaking the
iagt word in fashions decree adueu
no little bit to the gay scene sIui.
care was forgotten and tho eYcnihs
hours passed quickly in the eh!oE
ment of the splendid music iufill7n :
cd By salem artists. shpper M19
sarved during the late danclhs
hours.
daiiphtful dinner party given
7,reyious to the Iliahee dance on
tuesday night was presided over y
Mrs. Oliver G. Locke. 4 laIgt oaP
,yat Of red carnations cehterea lh
tahla the color motif being farthel
anhaneed by red place cards. Gov
ers were placed for twalVe gues's
Honoring the weddi1s anniver
sar, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Armin Stelne'
NTasdames Walter Kirk, A. Il. Skel-
Low r. II. webb, Frank Meyers anu
rron, galloway were joint hostesse'
for a community dinner 10 wn'en
their husbands and the Buests VI
honor were invited. The anair wa
held at the Kirk home on Iuesua'
eyanine Japanese ounce form
ed a dainty table centarpiece an
tall white candles added to the
beauty of the table appointments
A delightfully."- informal evening wa
enjoyed.
sDrins flowers In rrofusion de
,oarated The home OF Mrs. Eric But
Ter on Thursday afternoon wneh
she entertained the members OF 'he
Golden Hour club. The afternoon
was spent in a delightfully."- informal
manaer and refreshments were
served at later hour. Additiona
ruasts Of the club who were invited
for this affair were Mrs. X. V. IIoi-
Ienberg and Mrs. Fred Butter.
Patriotic colOrs characterized thr
decorations and table appointments
on Tuesday night whom members OF
the Merry Go Round club were en-
tertalned by DR.. and Mrs, j. N.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Rolhn \,
Page at the Smith rosideuce south
east Of Salem. The dinner previous
to the evening Of cacds was de-
liehtful affair and covers were plac
ed for thirty five. The later hours
were passed in tho administration
building where golden daffOdils
formed the decorative motif. High
scores were won by Mrs. NJ o.
Buren, and VIII Thielsen. Much
merriment was caused by the pre-
sentation of the high prize for men,
which was small red handled axe
an appropriate gift of the season.
Additional guests of the club were
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Port
land. Mrs. Warren Powers Mrs. y.
C. Cross, Miss johanna Wismer and
Clarence Byrd.
Mr. and MrG. Charles Collins OF
Los Angeles are the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. J. Riggs.
They are making an extended visit
in Oregon and have reopened theI
interesting old Collins home be-
tween Independence and Mon !
mouth. Mr.. and Mrs. collins have
many friends about Salem who are
happy to welcome them back.
Mrs. r. L. Downing and Miss
Hazel Downing are Weekend guests
in Portland.
Kathleen Parlow. considered by
us Of Atlantic
the greatest living woman violinist
win be heard in concert az the
Armory Friday evening. March 4.
Miss Parlow recently returned
from Europe where for the past
five years she has been a brilliant
figure in the musical activities Of
both England and toe continent.
From Spain TO sweden, from Italy |
to England. she has been acclaimed |
among the few really great ones
OF the violin. She has played before
the crowned heads o. Europe and
has been honored and decorated. |
Al the close OF one of her triumph
ant concerts in Christiana, Norway.
a wealthy Norwegian nobleman pre-
sented her with a si0.0OO Uuarn-
erius violin in expression OF his ap-
preciation OF her consummate ar
tistry and mastery of her instru-
ment
Critics are lavish in their praise
OF the tall. slender Canadian ar
tist--kiiss ParlOw was horn In Cal
gary. Alberta-and her commenja-
tory press notices would fill many
large Volumes. Amer her zGrich.
(switzerland) concert played
shortly before her return to Ameri-
ca. the .Neue Znrichcr zituns.~ the
leading newspaper Of Zurich ssid:
Kathleen Parlow has a techni-