Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-28
Miss Levy
Studies In
California

While in California Miss Levy
coached in v1oiln work with Sig
nor Antonio de Grassi, the inter
nationally known violin virtuoso
and composer, and attended Miss
Carolyn AIchin's classes in Ear
Framing, Tone Testing and Think
ling" Miss Alchin is the author Of
music books by the above titles.
The Pacific Coast Musical Review
of San Francisco has the follow
ing item about Miss Levy:
Miss Elizabeth Levy, the well
known violinist and teacher of
Salem, Ore, attended the summer
session of the University of Cali
fornia, being member of Miss
Alchin's harmony class, and Is
about to return to her home city.
Prior to her departure for the sum
fner session, Miss Levy gave a
concert for the benefit OF the Sa-
lem Associated Charities which
4 proved both an artistic and finan
ciaI success. She was assisted by
Edgar Coursen of Portland, Ore,
who is her accompanist. Miss
Levy has one of the largest violin
ensemble classes in Oregon and
the same gave recital at the
First Christian church in Salem
during the latter part of April
scoring an unqualified artistic
triumph. Miss Levy is pupil of
the famous Ceasar Thompson Of
Brussels, Belgium, and has con-
quered for herself an enviable
reputation in the northwest both
as concert artist and teacher"
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Falls City, Aug. 26.-After a
very slow summer, matrimonially
Mr.. d. Cupid's Falls City business
perked up considerably this week
when four couples entered the
ranks of the "newlyweds." There
had been only two weddings of
Falls City folk during the entire
summer, prior to the last few days
and both of them occurred the
same day, July 2.
The couples united this week
were Hallott McMurphy and Miss
Marguerite Dorman, both of Falls
City; Howard G. Bradley of
klamath Falls and Miss Osa |
Brown of Falls City; J. H. Hum
phries, assistant superintendent |
of the Falls City cannery, and |
Miss Mildred Bowman, and Roy |
Bowman, Falls City boy who is |
now employed in Portland, and
Miss Jeanette Pounstone of the
latter city.
Thursday evening a group Of
girls enpoyed swimming party |
at Riverside Dip, followed by a |
picnic lunch and regular picnic
party. The girls who went were,
Marie Rostein, Hollis Wick, Helen
Arpke, Genevieve Endicott, Paul |
inc Knowland, Helen Gregg and
Myrtle Jensen.
Mrs. Joseph Rowan of the state
corporation department, left Fri
day night for Los Angeles to
spend two weeks with Mr.. Rowan
whose duties keep him in the
southern city. She expects to
spend few days in San Francisco
also before returning to Salem.
Mrs. Rowan was accompanied to
Los Angeles by Miss Blanche
White who will attend school in
that city.
The w. G. T. U. will hold an
other special meeting in the inter
est of the Children's Farm home
at Corvallis at their hall on the
of August 20, Tues
day. There are several comforts to
be tied and the women are invit-
ed to come early with their nee-
dies and thimbles.
Miss Helen Idleman, who has
been visiting friends in Portland
and eastern Oregon, returned to
her home yesterday. Miss Idle
man is the daughter of DIR. Idle K
man, dentist at the feeble nsinded
Miss Idleman will go
to the University of Oregon this
tall to resume her studies, and is
4 member of Gamma Phi Beta So
Fority there.
Mrs. William Fleming left {
Wednesday for Arcadia, Califor-
ia, where she will join her daugh {
-er. Ruth, who is working in a K
library there. Mrs, Fleming will
,e gone for an indefinite length of
lime.
Miss Jessie Slynt and Miss Mary \
D. Slynt of Omaha, Nebraska, Y
have returned to their home after s
/ most delightful two weeks visit I
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. I
Crothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Crothers 5
rave as their house guests DR.. and g
Hrs. Guy w. Wadsworth of Los c
Angeles, who are touring the \
vest in their car They will be in
salem for several days. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff. Fleming
md children. Elizabeth Ann and u
Billy, are visiting with William p
for some time. The Flem- p
nps are from ChehaIis. Washing "