Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-24

Corps will be held on June 27, rs and
20. On Monday noon Mrs. Cynthia
S. Dunlap, president of Salem w. r.
c.; Mrs. Hattie F. Cameron, depart
ment treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth
Adair, Sedgwick Corps treasurer and
several others will leave for Ashland.
The regular meeting of w. r. c.
sewing society was held at Mrs. Rem
ington's home last Thursday after
noon.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Denison entertained with a
musical at their home, nineteenth
and Ferry streets. In rooms bright
ened with roses, the following inter-
esting program was given. Vocal So
los. Bowl of Roses and Love Is
a Rose, by Miss Inez Denison. who
responded with encores. June Time
in Dear Old Oregon" by Carl Will
liams. Songs by Mrs. Dennis and
Mrs. Hixson, Miss Ella Williams and
Miss Edna Denison in piano and vio-
lin duet, Mr.. and Mrs, Anderson with
violin and piano duet. Other guests
responded with old time selections on
piano, violin and guitar. A merry
feature of the evening was a drawing
contest, of the pig going North"
for which a fine cake was the tempt
ing prize, with Mrs. Stems as win
ming artist. Mr.. Carl Wolff assisted
in graceful CD manner with the
serving of refreshments. The guests
asked were Mr.. and Mrs. Denison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hixson, Mr.. and Mrs. Stems, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis, Mr..
and Mrs. Meadows, Mrs. Williams,
Miss Mary S%ternes, Miss Inez Deni-
son, Miss Davis, Miss Ella Williams,
Mrs. Graham, Miss Graham and Miss
Crumb.
Mrs. Robert Bernham entertained
the Kensington club yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wood, of
West Union, Iowa. are expected to-
day with their family to locate in
Salem for permanent residence.
$50
Cards have been received in this
city announcing the marriage of Mr..
C. l.. Starr and Miss Halle Morrison,
at Dallas, June the twenty-frst, nine
teen hundred and eleven.
Mrs. l.. Bechtel entertained the
members of the N~eedlecraft club for
their last meeting and Mrs. L.. d.
Denison will be hostess next We'd
nesday at her delightful boat house
home.
Miss Beatrice Shelton will be as
sisted Monday and Tuesday even
ings in her piano recitals by Mrs.
Halle Parrish Hinges, Mrs. Clara
Keys Bross, Miss Minnette Mayors,
Albert H. Gille and Miss Viola YER
cler, on Monday and Miss Elain Fos-
ter and Miss Simpson on Tuesday.
The r~ecitals will be given at the
First Baptist church with the fol-
lowing programs.
MOnday-FirSt Part.
1. Banditenstreihe, Suppe; Bertha
Clark, Lena Dotson, Evelyn Reigle-
mann, Lillian Slater.
2. "Serenade" OPP. 151, Celega;
Ruth Graham.
8. Dame RustiQue", Mason; Helen
Adkins, Lois Martin.
4. "Schlummerlied," Schumann
Humoresque, Lack; Lena Dotson,
Lallian Slater.
5. still Vie die Nacht", Cote;
Mrs. Hinges, Mrs. Bross.
g.. "Mazurka de Salon, Larregla;
Myrtle Lantz.
7. "Minuet" OPP. 8, No. 2, Whelpley;
Bertha Clark, Evelyn Reigleman,
8. "~Tarrentelle", Raft; Alice Bak-
err, Lena Dotson.
8. Silent Love-, LANCE; Lillian
Slater.
10. Hast Thou Wandered, Cor
ven; Mrs. Hinges, first soprano; Mrs.
Bross, second soprano; Mr.. Gille
baritone.
II. "Marche Triumphale, CORA;
Mary Pigler, Dorothy Pearce.
IL. Z" o Holy Night, Lassen; Mrs.
Hinges, first soprano; Mrs. Bross,
second soprano; Miss Mayors. con-
tralto; Viola Vercler, violin obligato.
Tuesday-First Part.
1. Scotch Dance, Baker; Alice
Baker, Gertrude Ashby, Burdine My
ers, Genevieve Yannke.
2. "Danse Semplice", Rathbun;
Bernice Craig, Miss Shelton.
3. Little Puss", Behr; Margaret
West.
4. March of the Flower Girls,
Wacho; Madaline Schneider, Miss
Shelton.
5. who Is She, Ehrmann; Doro-
thy Dawson.
6. "Legande", Lange; Burdine
Meyers.
Z. Sorrento, Bachmann; Gene
We've Yannke, Grace Curtis, Alice
Baker.
s. Violin solo, Handel; Lorne
Simpson, pupil of Miss Vercler.
Second Part.
s. Butterflies" Bohnn; Ethel Ru-
pert.
9. Polka Mazurka", Bohnn; Lii
liam Slater, Helen Adkins, Eula Kay
lor, Marie Chittendem.
10. shepherds Song, Meyer;
Curious Story, Heller; G%enevieve
Yannke.
II. Vocal solo, Elaine Foster,
10. "Valse," Ruth Schultz.
10. Song of the Spinning Wheel,
Gertrude Ashby.
IA. "Silver Bells, Weyts; Gene
We've Yannke, Irene Curtis,
10. Caprice, Davies; Alice Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Houston, with
their son and daughter and Miss
Effie Needham, are in WOODBURY. to-
dow Enr tho waddinn