Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-09
ApolloClub
Announces
It's Program

The program Tor tne llrss
Apollo club concert OF the year
tomorrow night when Reed Mil
Ter. tenor will be presented mas
been announced today. The pro-
gram includes several old favor
ties and has very well balanc-
ed group of songs. A number OF
out of town people are planning
to attend the concert and a num-
ber have affiliated with the club.
Shepherds Sunday song, Z.
Kreutzer; Aria, Salvador Rosa,
Gomez, Mr.. Miller; (a) Now the
Night in Starlit Splendor, Doni-
xetti, Sextet from Lucia; OBJ MY
Heart is Thine 20 So 10 Mio) e.
Di Capua; (c) Dreaming, II. M.
Murchison; (a) Come and Trip
1t, Handel; (b) If With All Your
Heart (Elijah) Mendelssohn; Mr..
Miller; (a) The Spring Breeze
M. Won Weinzierl, Mr.. Miller and
Apollo club; % The Glow-worm,
Paul Lincke. Intermission. (a)
Serenade to Juanita, Jouberti-
Spicker; (b) Smilin' Through,
Arthur A. Penn; (a) The Last
Song, Rogers; (b) Pale Moon,
Logan; (c) Pipes Of Gorden's
Men, Hammond, Mr.. Miller; (aj
Mammy's Lullaby, ak-spross
Dbl Nah Lindy Lou, Lily-Strick-
land; Negro Folk songs. GAP Oh
Lawdy, Lily-Strickland; (b)
Deep River, II. T. Burlelgh; (c)
Lam Slide, Lily-strickland, Mr..
Turner; (a) The Hang Organ
Man, A. Won Othergraven; (b)
Go to Father, Lester jerks; (c)
The Stars and Stripes Forever,
John hPillip Sousa.
The November meeting of the
Fortnight Music club was held at
the home of Miss Lena Dotson on
Saturday evening. Two interest
ing piano numbers were gyen by
Lucille Anderson and Eloise
Wright and Mabel Dicks read a
paper on the life Of Bach.
Following the program a So
cial hour was enjoyed. Members
Of the club are Nina Cole, Doris
Phenicie, Mabel Dicks, Lucille An
derson, Thelma Carey, Eloise
Wright, Edith Tanning, Veda
Ferrell, Charlotte Martin, Fay
Bartell, Evelyn Poulsen, Eliza
beth Bennett and Mable Dotson.
Mrs. G. P. Bishop went to Port
land today to attend tea this
afternoon which is given by Mrs.
Roy Bishop in honor of Mrs
Clarence Bishop. Mrs. Bishop is
O recent bride and is being well
coined into Portland society by
several very attractive social
events. Mrs. Roy Bishop and her
little daughter. Elizabeth Jane,
assisted at the tea last week for
which Mrs. Donald Spencer was
hostess. Several society matrons
from Salem motored to Portland
for the tea last week.
There will be two story hours
for the children at the library
this week, for the little folks, Fri
day afternoon at o'clock, and
for the older children, Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, Miss Flor
ence Pettitt, the children's libra
rian, will have charge Of the story
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Roberts
opened their house last night to
their many friends in order that
everyone who wished might see
their lovely new home, A large
number of friends called between
the hours of eight to ten for the
open house, The Roberts home is
very artistic and beautiful in its
modern appointments and finish
ings, The studio on the second
floor is a credit to the city. with
its two grand pianos, a radio out
fit. and will be even more elab-
crate when the new organ is In
stalled. The second floor can be
opened into a large ball room or
reception room, and Is very at
tractive. The Roberts home has
been discussed quite extensively
and last night was a very charm
ing way of giving their friends
an opportunity of seeing their
home.
DR.. and Mrs. o. l.. Scott were
hosts Sunday for a number OF
friends who motored here to
spend Sunday with them. The
dinner guests were, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott, Mrs. P. A. Hamilton
of Oregon City, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
d. Hartman aud daughter Hazel,
and Mrs. Ted Lorenzen OF Sill
verton.
Mrs. Mabel Buirgy received the
sad news OF the death Of her
father in law, Amos Buirgy, this
morning in Portland. Mr.. Buirgy
is one of Portland's pioneers,
having lived there some fifty