Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-28

The first of series of monthly
musicals, which Will be given this
winter by pupils of Miss Beatrice
Shelton, piano and Miss Minetta Ma
gers, vocal, gave a most enjoyable
evening last "Wednesday in First
Baptist church There was a touch
OF simple decoration with fern and
vine maple trailing from the choir
rail A misCel laneOus program
was excellently presented by ad-
yanced pupils and a number who are
beginning a musical course.
Assisting, we're the delightful
Young violinists, Miss Viola Vercler
and Miss Pearl Vercler Miss Mabel
Lantz and Miss Bernce Sauter were
most satisfactory accompanies. 1t
was intended to make this affair a
private presentatiOn of pupils, but a
change of arrangements on the day
before the musical, gave a large
audience the priv ilege of listening to
a good program well brought out.
At the Noyemb er musical a Ne
wins evening will be presented,
showing the yer rSatlity of the au-
thor. Following is the program that
pleased the audience last Wednes-
day:
Piano, Etude g.. .-....... Rubenstein
Bernice Sauter.
Vocal, Angels Serenade" .Braga
Edna JOsse
Violin ObligatO, Mary Schultz.
Piano, Rondo Capricloso. Mendelssohn
Leila Slater.
Vocal, THE Gay Gitana" -. Harriss
Ada Miller
Violin Duet, Fru hlings Erwachen
........ 49, -. ..... .SaenSer
Viola Vercler. Pearl Vercler
Vocal, THE Slave Girl. . Del Riego
Ruth Reed.
Piano, Mazurka ......... GODDARD
Myrtle Lantz.
Vocal, Sweet Be Your Dreams"
Mr. j. w. Spencer.
Vocal, "A Song of April" Speaks
Tonight, -........... Glider
Ermine Bushnell.
Piano, March GrotesQue" ..Sinding
Bernice Clark
Vocal, "HindOO Chant. -. Bemberg
"Se Saran Rose" ....... .Arditi
Nab ell Lantz.
Piano, "Rigoletto Paraphrase" List
Mary Plger.
Vocal, Sing to Me, Sing" .Bischoff
Hills O. Skye. Victor Harris
Gertrude Erixon.
Piano, ArabeSque, On. 81 .Chaminade
Miss Elene Fa wk came home last
Wednesday evening from a delightful
three weeks visit in The Dalles, ex-
pecting to return for the Elks' ball
which will occur on the night of
November tenth. Among many
charming events giving pleasure dur
ing her stay she was honor guest, /
with her sisters, Mrs James Walton, |
of Tillamook and Mrs. Claud Knight J
of the Dalles; at a six O'Clock din |
ner given by Mrs. Carleton Pepper,
in Hotel Dalles. At the beautifully |
appointed table, pink carnations, |
smilax and broad pink satin ribbons |
were artistiCaly arranged, and cov-
ers were laid for sixteen; the places
being marked by dainty hand painted
floral cards,
An evening of bridge followed, |
with Mrs. Herbert Bolton winning
high score prize, a BEAUTIFUL cut
glass cream and sugar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr., ar
rived in Salem last Wednesday and !
are busy arranging their new home
at Oak and Liberty streets.
SOa
Mrs. Ada Strong entertained with
family dinner last Sunday at Ho-
tel Marion, celebrating the twenty
first birthday of her nephew, Ken
meth Kinney whose home is in AS
toria. Mr.. Kinney and his younger
brother, William, are students in
Willamette Univ ersity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge Shaw of South |
Salem, are receiving Fluctuations
upon the arrival last Wednesday |
morning, at ten o'clock, of a beauti- !
full baby daugh ter, who weighs nine
pounds and is to be christened Mar /
ion Alice.
Celebrating their fourth and Mr. ,
and Mrs, James T. Chinnocks second
wedding annive saries, Mr.. and Mrs |
Percy Cupper entertained with din
ner on the twentieth of October.
The room was bright with flowers I,
and ferns and pink carnations cen
tered tho table. Five hundred was /
the after dinner entertainment.
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With sinCereSt wish for happiness
and prosperity, from host Of Salem
friends Mr. and Mrs Ralph Rich I!
mond Matthew'S departed last Mon
day evening for their future home in
Berkeley, Calf Ornia,
Joy reigned supreme last Monday
afternoon when in response to inyi- I
tations from FLORENCE Elgin, a mer-
ry crowd of girls assembled at her
home to celebate her eighth birth
day After a round of games and
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