, 1922-03-11


Legion Ccucert
For March 20
The next Of ths Durfes Of concerts
given complimentary to the American
Legion by Prof Rudolph Lundberg
and his pupils. WIN take place Monday
evening. March 20, at tho Denny Wy
att Post club rooms. formerly the Tar
race Gardens on North Center street
The concert viii be one of special
interest as old time songs, such as II
Drcamt That I Dwell in Marble Ha1ls''
Silver Threads Among the Gold. -
Home. Sweet Home" Coming
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incfsded IN the program as solos and
dncth
An invitation r. extended to every
one to attend the concert
Those participating are Mosdames
c. w Anderson. A L Cook. E. C
Gates. L w. Sundwen. E. r. PeIky.
F. J. L~eschinsky. Burton Nye. Ldal
Eranson, tho Misses Frances GIbun,
Helen Carter. Helen Clark. Margaret
veitch. Thelma Horner. Eda Holland.
Marion Kleber. Cariotta Bonar. Eileen
Butler. Nova Fuller and III Messrs.
z A Elm n Rudolph Lundberg.
Dinners Prccedo
Shrine Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Ormsby enter
tanned IL guests at q formal dinner
served last evening preceding the
Shrine ball al tho Masonic temple.
Pretty table decorations Of flowers
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Of the dining room
courses was served at the Henning
hotel last evening. Tho guests were
among the Shriners and their ladies.
who attended the annual dance at the
Masonic temple.
Mr.. and Mrs Leigh Townsend acted
as host and hostess at their home on
South Park street for moro than 20
guests who later attended tho Shrine
ball Decorations were used in the
homo and the entertainment was a fit
ting start for the evenings function.
Special Program at
Welfare Meeting.
The scheduled program on the sub
jet of trees opened the well attended
meeting of the Welfare society y~ester-
day afternoon which was held at the
st. Marks Episcopal church
Mrs. Carl Taylor talked on the use
OF trees in beautifying the city and
Mrs Fred Van Gordon spoke on the
preservation Of forestry.
Mrs. p. W. Frank, accompanied by
dis Mary Finn. violin. and Mrs +.
Leschinsky piano. sang the bird SOM
% Tori Kayo" from the Japanese
operetta-
The special numbers on the program
included selections by Mary Ryan Fox,
Della Hoover Francis, and Horace
Palmer Wells. who assisted in the Am
pico piano demonstration on THURSDAY.
evening. The numbers were selected
from h program as presented at the
high school auditorium and consisted
Of two piano numbers by Miss Fox. a
violin solo by Mrs Francis, and three
solos by Mr.. Wells. The WAC
closed with two songs by Mr.. Wells
with Miss Fox o n the piano and an oh.
hgato by Mrs Francis.
The next meeting of the Hub Is for
March "a. and is an especially called
session of all OF the divisions of the
society.
Shrine Ban Marks
Elaborate Function.
The ballroom of the Masonic temple
presented a lovely appearance last
evening for the annual Shrine ball.
which WIN long 1.-Two in the memory of
h Shrine-s md their ladies' as a So
cial event Of note The Shrine coIors
wore used in the hall decorations in an
artistic and effective Panels
~ - ~ wrlse-
h windows and on the north wall.
and pink roses with green vines draped
from tho top OF tlo panels. Relief
masks gave an elegant touch to the
panel design and appeared to be chfsel-
ed from marble. In the center of the
ceiling a huge white globe with the
Shrine Insignia was hung IN the mid
de Of a green and white umbrella eff
feet from which hose vines dropped.
Four smaller green chandeliers hung
in h corners Of tho room and dianmed
tho lighting.
A coy corner was ARRANGED In the
southeast corner where ORIENTAL rugs.
couches, n cushiors made It com
Portable for those who did not dance
A splendid orchestra supplied the
dance music from 9 o'clock until long
after midnight
The midnight supper was served by
the ladies of tho order of Eastern Star
in the dining rooms above the dance
hall Mrs. Harvey Wisner was in
charge of h dinner. and a delicious
repast was dainty served to the hun
dreds Of guests.
Two long banquet tables were ar
ranged in the hall They were con
nected by a smaller table on which a
desert oasis scene was cleverly de-
picted with the mirror lake. sand,
green trees. and small camels. The
tent on the oasis held the Shrine IN
sigma, and the ION Shriners were seen
around the tent or threading the
sands" On all Of the tables the lakes,
sands and cameis made tho decora-
TONS The original idea was carefully
carried out in every detail, and the
many camels and Arabs. trees. tents,
and miniature Shriners made an I'M
usually attractive appearance.
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