Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-26
SOCIETY Y
Edited bg RUTH AUSTIN-PhOne 90
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Given at
Monmouth

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Monmouth, Aug. &c. - One o,
the best concerts ever heard IL
this city was given in the norma
chapel Thursday evening by Miss
Mary Schultz, violinist of Salem
assisted by Mrs. Ruthyn Turney
accompanist. The audience, which
consisted of the entire student
body and faculty of the normal
school, was completely captivate6
by the unassuming manner OF the
young artist and her complete
mastery of her instrument, ant
she was recalled again and again
Her playing was marked by its
breadth, and unusually big tone
of warmth and silvery beauty
Miss Schultz responded to an en-
core after the first group. playing
Songs My Mother Taught Me-
| (Dvorak.) Beethoven Minuet in
G, added as an encore to the sec
ond group, was given such de-
lightful rendering that the audi
ence insisted on It's repetition. At
ter the final number she played
Rogers Lullaby" charmingly on
muted strings. Mrs. Turney play
ed excellent accompaniments
While in Monmouth Miss
Schultz was the guest of Miss
Ruby Lorence of the normal sum-
mer school faculty, who was a
fellow student with Miss Schultz
in New York.
The program follows: 1, Cha
come (Vitali- -Charlier-Auer; 2,
(a) Romanza Andeluza (Sara-
sate,) (b) Serenade (d'Ambrosio, }
(c) Melodie (Gluck- Kreisler, J
I'D Variations (Tartini-Kreis-
ler;) 8, (a) On Wings of Love
(Mendelssohn-Achron,) OBJ Sla-
vonic Dance (Dvorak- -Kreisler, J
Ic1 Waltz, A major (Brahms-
Hochstein.) (d) Caprice Viennois
fKreisler;) A, Polonaise (Wien-
iawski.)
The Dorcas club met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Claud PHge for a business and
social session. After all business
had been disposed of the follow
ing program was given. Reading
by Mrs. Ida Baker; piano solo,
Mrs. Cass Nichols and a reading
by Mrs. E. e. Matten. The host
ess served delicious refreshments.
of the members weJe alb
sent on account of the berry sea-
son. Mrs. ]. d. Clarke was a spe-
cial guest of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Leon
ard will leave Saturday afternoon
for their new home in Belgrade,
Montana, where Mr.. Leonard
will teach manual training and
coach athletics in the high school.
Mrs. Leonard was formerly Miss
Toe Grounds, They will visit for
few days in Spokane, Wash, and
also with Mr.. Leonard's parents |
n Couer d'Alene. Idaho, en- route. |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. RAYMOND |
lave returned to their home after |
delightful three weeks outing at |
Newport. Their daughter, Mrs. M.
I. Spangler and her two daugh-
ers, Althea and Edna were with
he Raymonds at Newport for
wo weeks, but returned last week
o their home in South San Fran
:isco.
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul H. Hauser
we're in Portland Monday and
Tuesday and while there were
,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
'pangler of Bordman station.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dancy and
drs. Jessie Jones and son, Clay
on, enjoyed weeks motor trip to
he Dalles and to Seaside return
ng home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Smith and
aughters, Veva and Margaret,
ave returned from a ten days
uting at Newport.
Mrs. Mary B. Churchill and
er two sons. Frank and Howard,
re home after an outing at Ne
arts.
Mrs. w. C. Kerron of Portland
) here with her sister, Mrs. R. E.
zee Steiner.
. Mr.. and Mrs John j. Roberts
nd daughters, Helen and Mildred
re leaving tomorrow for a short
rotor trip in Washington.