Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-09
SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.


Look out for the program Of Mrs.
Willmans Musical Evening" at her
Studio, 18th inst. Admission Is
cents.
Miss Florence Brown entertained a
small company Of her young friends
at her Winter street home Friday ave-
ming In very happy manner A de-
lIcious lunch was served after the
young people had participated in a
number OF games.
Friday evening the ladies OF Salem
Grove, No. 3, Woodman Circle, enter
tained the members OF Salem Camp
No. 8, w. o. W., in nappy manner.
An elegant banquet, such as only the
ladies OF that lodge are capable of
serving, was enjoyed by their guests,
The evening was passed ia a social
way.
Maunday Thursday was celebrated
by members OF Ainsworth chapter Of
Rose Croix, No. l. who reside in Sa-
lem, with mystic banquet at the
Willamette hotel Thursday evening.
Chief Justice Moore, past grand mas
ter, presided. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Mayor Richardson. George
Bingham, Phil Metschan, S. Fried
man, George Burnett, Claud Catch
and DR.. Williamson.
Wednesday evt ming was distlnc-
lively ''children's night" at the hall
OF Capital Assembly No. 81. United
Artisans In the Turner block. On
that evening the juvenile elements Of
that lodge entertained their elders In
a most successful aud happy manner.
During the evening a program Of
musical and literarsy numbers was ad.
mirably rendered by the young people
to the pleasure OF their auditors.
The program presented was as fol-
lows:
Instrumental Duett-Lois Coshow
and Maude Mckay.
Vocal Solo-WIllie Kantner.
Instrumental Duett-Blanche Brown
and ANA Strong,
Recitation -Caples Matthieu.
Violin SDlo-Eya Coshow..
Vocal Solo .Chas. Fl. Lane Jr.
instrumental Solo-Hallie Watson.
Violin Duett-Misses VAIN and
ANA Strong.
Vocal Trio-Misses Heritage. Bush
nell and Fields.
when the program had been half
an intermlssion was taken
during which time the children were
treated to some delicious oranges ard
some fine music from the .grapaphone
after which the program was re-
sumed.
In the early part of the evening the
members of Capital Assembly No. "a,
unanimously named ReY. G. w. Gran
mis- as supreme representative.
Farmers Mass will be observed at
St. Joseph's Catholic church at 1880
a. III. Sunday. Some extra music
has been prepared for the occasion by
the choir which consists of Mrs. r. A.
Kirk and Lena Benoit, sopronOs; Miss
Lizzie Petzel and Miss Lena Kight-
linger, altos: w. j. Petzel, tenor, Geo.
Barr, basso; and Miss Maggie Murray,
OTganist.
Rev. j. S. White will oGiclate and
the general public is invited.
At the regular weekly recital Of
Mrs. Willman's pupils at her studio
over the First National bank this af-
terBoon, the following program was
carried out:
Quartet 1.-TWO pianoes) Miss Brey-
man, Miss Jessie Breyman, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Willman.
Quartette-(two pianos) Miss Brey-
man, Miss Jessie Breyman, Mrs.
w illmau and Mrs. Brown.
Solo-Ethel Knight.
Solo-Maude Mac Kay.
Solo-Mr. Waters.
SolO-Alta Hendricks.
Solo-Miss Boise.
Duet-(two plaDos) first piano, Mr..
Waters, second plano, Mrs. Willman.
Quartet-ltwo pianosl Maude Mac
Kay, Mrs. Whitman, Miss Breyman
and Miss Jessie Breyman.
Quartet-(two pianos) Mr.. Waters,
Mrs. WIllmaU, Miss Breyman and
NJ iss Jessie Breyman,
Quartet-(two planosl Ethel KNIGHT,
Mrs. Willman, Miss Breyman and
Miss Jessie Breyman.
The subject of Mrs. WIllman's
lecture was, "Attention Is Genius"
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