Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-30
.. "The Phantom Band" (Thay.

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10. (a) "Minon" (Tosti;) tb)l
"Habanera" (from Carmen) Obi
zet;) (c) "As You Pass BY \
(Russell;) (d} Dorian Lullaby
(Heyman;) (e) "Japanese-Death
Song" (Sharp,) Miss Pavldgka.
IL. sRegimental Song (Alfted "
Silver.)
America. audience and apollo
club.
According to press notices, Miss
Pavloska is very generous with
enoores and has a repertoire or
such breadth and extent as to i'm
mediately sing her way into the
hearts of her audience when once
she has measured its fanciea
Writing Of her in her appearance
with Geraldine Farrar in Mime.
Butterfly two seasons ago, the
musical criticlof the Chicago Eve
ming American said of Miss Paw
loska:
"Pwo new thrills travelled the
much thrilled, overworked, nerve
center of the opera public last
night. Geraldine Farrar's voice
gave us the thrill ecstatic. The
second thrill was the thrill po-
etic. 1t came the more spontane-
ously in that it was unexpected.
Irene Pavloska called it forth. In
her, Suzuki had a being unsur-
passed for the tender, docile, gra-
cile beauty of \ bearing, the pa
thetic posture of devotion and
slave like gesture. TIL eSuzuki OF
Pavloska is here proclaimed
classic Of our modern operate
stage--a Characterization which
will live long and serve as a mod
ell to future Suzukis. Vocally, too,
Mile. Pavloska showed fine re-
straint, tanning her sometimes ex-
uberant voice to melting sweet
ness. In ala wonderful exhibit
ton of genuine talent"
Seat reservations for the con-
cert on Wednesday night will be
made at the armory box office be-
ginning next Monday morning at
8 o'clock. A record attendance is
anticipated by the friends of the
Apollo club.
Miss Helen Wood, of Portland,
was a visitor in Salem during the
past week. H,
Salem district o. S. M. r. A.
will meet on Tuesday at $3.50 at
the home of Professor and Mrs. T.
F. Roberts. Each member is re-
qpested to bring a contribution to
covered dish luncheon.
Leon Culbertson, of Salem, a
member of the University of Ore
gon tennis team, is in Portland
q today playing with the Oregon
team versus Multnomah. Mr..
Culbertson is a member of Kappa
Sigma mems fraternity.
A group of Salem young peo-
pie are motoring to Portland today
where they are spending the
week end at the homes of differ
, ent friends. Miss Georgia Howe,
of Portland, is entertaining with
, dancing party this evening for
this group and tomorrow they
: will be dinner guests at the home
of Judge and Mrs. A. M. Craw-
ford. Those who are making the
trip are Miss Ellen Thielson, Miss
Helen Ballard, Miss Eliza Nolan.
, Miss Beatrice Walton, Miss Sarah
: Lansing, James Young, Fret
= Mangis, j. w. Crawford and
James Mali.
Members of the Past Matrons
association were entertained last
night by Mrs. James Godfrey and
Mrs. Eugenia Gillingham at the
Godfrey residence. A business ses-
) sion and social hour passed a
pleasant evening. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses. Of
| ficers elected for the year are
, Mrs. Ida M. Babcock, PRESIDENT; !;
Mrs. Alice Meyers, vice president; /;
Miss Minnie Moeller, secretary
! and treasurer. The association
; will meet again the last Friday
of May when hostesses will be
, Mrs. Bass and Miss Hazel Bishop.
Mrs. P. E. Fullerton opened
t her home yesterday afternoon fol-
l members of the Friday Bridge
| club, for whom she set three ta-
= bles. An additional guest was
: Mrs. L. w. Gleason. Yellow prim-
roses and maiden hair fern com
!, bined to form the attractive CEN
!, terpiece of the luncheon table
= where at the close of the after,
| noon. luncheon was served. High
score at cards fell to Mrs. Claire
/, Vibbert. The club will meet next
h at the home of Mrs. Guy Harris
/. I'm Court apartments.
Mrs. 4lion Bynon and Mrs. Pau
), Hendricks will be hostesses thil
!. evening for a buffet luncheon fol
which they have invited grouI
i, of young married friend5.