Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-16

/ Coor.-N ne FnOtygraf rs. i
"copper" Miss Hazel Erixon; readine
Osltwneels Oi,' (Madge Elliotp. mis-
Tueii savage; vocal. A Little Frencl
Love Song (Pessard), Miss Ionis
Stonise; reading, The First ouarrs
lAitred Tennyson), Miss Blanch lie
.Un, reading, A Misdemeanor Of Name,
lElinor HoyD, Miss OLIVE McCas
Ieaalng' How One Man Loved (Editl
arnold Miss Olive Ridden. Comedy
A christmas Chime Margaret Cam.
eronl cast, Joseph Terriil. william
Marsh; Gladys Terrin, Ethel Thomas
Dolly Wakeln, Emmaline Klein: Tee
OWen' Lloyd Westley.
me Naehen Verein girls spent A
merry afternoon with Mrs. Walter
Spaulding yesterday. The darkness
ol tne day prevented much sewina
put mad no quieting effect upon the
spirits of the young women.
I Lovely refreshments were served a,
tnree prettily arranged tables. Mrs
clarence Albert, of Portland. and
MRS. Oscar Holcome were guests,
AsR
MT. Arthur Binnegar of Howell nrai-
re was surprised last Monday even
ing when crowd of friends assem-
oled at the home to honor his tweu-
y-nrst birthday, An entertainment
OF cards and games had been planned.
giving a merry evening which was
rounded out by delectable luncheon
Assisting were Mrs. Alvin Kerr. the
Misses Bertha Lauterbach. Mary Dup-
lgan and Nellie Warner. The neigh
bors who gathered for this party were
MI. and Mrs. Clayborn Walker, Mr..
ana Mrs. Elvin Herr, Mr.. and Mrs
James Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
lbald Weisner, Misses Julia Loyery.
May Stevens, Mary Dunigan. Nellie
Meline, Verne Meline. Miller. Bumn.
Bertha. Lauterbach, Nellie Warner. G.
Mickelson, Ele Lovery; Messrs. Ralph
Stevens, John Lovery, Thomas Low
cry, Lester Waltman, Halver Nickel.
son, Everett Meline, James Lauter-
back, Earl Armstutz, Walter Arm
strong Milo Armstrong, and Edward
DUNCAN.
Last Tuesday evening in First Meth
odist church the Priscilla Parish"
presented one of the best arrange
ments of music and readings, which
was splendidly given. From Mrs. Bid
dies beautiful rendition of Mendel-
ssohn's Sonata to the graceful posing
of Gladys Sigler Henderson in "Amer-
lea, sung by Mr. Walsh, in all par
tlculars this program was most heart
lily enjoyed by very large audience.
Mrs. Henderson is charming in per-
sonality and delightful entertainer.
The reception Of her selections was
most enthusiastic Her perfect imita-
tion Of birds singing notes and the
contortions of her pretty face in a
bad boys grimaces of disgust brought
a round of applause that demanded
encore. The two negro stories in
comic strain, brought down the house.
Her finest acting and voice interpre-
tation were given in the tragic story
OF Mercedes, when she held the audi.
ence in absolute silence to the close
OF the sorrowful tale. "The Green
eyed Monster" very small boys first
jealousy and the Loves of Mary Ann"
the latter bringing encore, were very
funny.
Professor Robert Christie Walsh is
the possessor of a splendid voice
whose deep tones are mellow and
sweet, with range unusual. His Sc
lections were well chosen and the rem
ditions most excellent. Little Boy
Blue" one of the most beautiful num-
bers appealed to every heart in the
audience. The encore was Jean, NV
Jean" dainty little love song, grace
fully sung. In THE Bandalero" his
voice rang clear and true and "The
Haunt of the WITCHES" was sung with
weird Interpretation. All of his num-
Ders pleased the audience.
Mrs. Adaline Merrill Biddle is
perfect accompanist, one of the most
iifficult of music attainments. Her
pipe organ numbers gave evidence in
Inc exhibition of a thorough knowl-
edge of the instrument, and splendid
lbility to render music of a high
,rder.
In every respect this entertainment
If the Priscillas was most satisfac-
Ory and successful. Following is the |
program that was presented for the
,enefit of "Priscillas" Of the M. L.
'hurch by Gladys Sigler Henderson.
ssisted by Robert Christie Walsh and
Adalaine Merrill Biddle
'onata No. 2 ....... Mendelssohn
Graza-Adagio.
a PhosphOrence mann. LoeWe
b My Little Woman G. l.. Osgood
he Green-eyed Monster
Frances Boyd Calhoun
a When Mabel Sings Ole Speaks
b Little Boy Blue Florence Joyce
The Birds Advice ...... Anon
b Elmer Brown ...... j. W. Riley
ne Bandalero ........,.... Stewart
Iercedes 49,. Thomas Bailey Aldrich
IF to Philadelphia Battlson Haynes
he Loves of Mary Ann ..... Stinson
he Haunt of Witches Cora Cassard
egro Stories-a Reading the Lines
b Never Git Oar.
! the Time of Roses Louise Reichardt !
merica ............... Pantomine
Invitations have been received for
e ninth annual holiday dance Of the
'iterion Club, to be given in hotel !
arion on the night Of the twenty
ghth of December, at half after z
ght o'clock. These parties are .