Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-16
Light Opera
May Be Put
On Soon

II. NJ. WILSON IOTmeT odiem
newspaperman and for the last
year director of the Ellison White
chautauqua will put on his orig
inal light opera, "The Hindu Head
Hunter" in the Corvallis theatre
on Thursday, October &c, under
the auspices OF the Corvallis Wo-
mans club.
The personnel of the opera will
be chosen from prominent people
In Corvallis and number of stu
dents at the college A number of
people from Salem have signified
their intention Of going to Cor
Wallis to see this light opera pre-
sented, as a great deal OF interest
Is being taken in Its production.
1t is understood that after the
appearance at Corvallis Mr.. Will
son will put his opera on in Eu-
gene and then later in Salem.
While nothing definite has been.
done, great many people are
interested in seeing Mr.. Wilson
come here.
Members OF the Pythian Tenn
pie, Centralia No. IL, have been
especially interested during the
past week in the grand temple
sessions Of the Pythian order
which were held in Portland
Tuesday evening a number Of
people motored to Portland to at
tend the d. 0, X. X. ceremonial
The three women from the pyth-
ian Temple here who were in
town for the week attending all of
the sessions were, Mrs. Mary An
dresen, Mrs. l.. r. Stinson and
Mrs. Anna Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Moore were
delightful hosts Saturday night
when they entertained the mem
bers of the Monday bridge club
and their husbands for an evening
OF five hundred. The decorations
were gorgeous, with deeply tinted
autumn leaves and brilliant red
dahlias, placed in baskets ahou.
the room. Tho effect was one of
great brilliance. Mrs. II. Il. An
derson assisted the hostess in
serving a lunch later in the eve
ming.
Mrs. b. T. Randall will leave
this week for Pendleton where
she viii make her home with her
son, G, z. Randall, Don Randall
who just passed the bar examina-
tion this fall also will leave for
Pendleton where he will be asso-
ciated with his brother who is
deputy district attorney of Uma-
tilla county. The Randalls have
lived in Salem for many years.
Before leaving they sold their
home.
At the st. Joseph's reetory Fri
day afternoon Rev. j. r. Buck Of
ficiated at the marriage OF Miss
Alice Handy and Edgar Slocum,
both OF this city Only Immediate
members OF the family attended,
and the ceremony was very quiet.
Mr.. and Mrs Slocum will go on a
short wedding trip and then be
at home in Salem where Mr.. Slo-
cum is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. It. Traei and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Eldridge of
Portland and formerly OF Salem,
motored here for the week end.
staying at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brown. Sunday the
party was entertained at Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Boise's country home,
Ellen Dale, for dinner.
The Monday bridge club will
start their series OF bridge after
moons with a luncheon at the
Pied Piper today. In the afternoon
the members OF the club will go
to the home OF Mrs. A. II. Moore
and there play bridge for ashort
time and make plans for the com
ing year.
The Modern Writers club will
meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. !
2 S. Barton on north Capitol !
'troet. The Modern Writers club /
8 one section OF the Salem Art
caeue which resumed meetings
or the winter during the past