Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-11

tests, games ana music. REFRESH
ments being served during the even
ing. The house was prettlly decor
ated in green and white,ferns and
flowers developing the color scheme.
Little Nancy Thielsen. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Thielsen, is
slowly recovering from an attack Of
la grippe.
Miss Hazel Erixon was confined to
the house for two weeks with a Sc
we're case of ivy poisoning.
A good audience greeted the Euter-
pean club last Monday evening and
enjoyed the rendition of an excellent
program. The characterizations of
Leonardo, Milton and Bach were
read by the Rev. Phillip E. Bauer,
DR.. Fletcher Homan and Mrs. Ray
mond The vocalists, Miss Erixon,
Miss Cromise, and Miss Dennison, all
of whom are Miss Magers' pupils, in
terpreted selections very carefully !
and their work was appreciated by
the audience. Prof. Roberts, with his
strong and sensitive touch, brought
the wonderful prelude and Fugue in
G Minor" before his listeners in all it's
grandeur of conception After a
short intermission Leonardo's pic
lures were shown by the means of a
stereopticon and were described by
Mrs. Jerome Boyer.
The harmonious blending of tones
in the "Aria for G string" played ex-
quisitely by Rev. w. T. Babcock, first
violin; Mr.. Frank Frickey, second
VIOLIN Mrs. Martha Draper Burg
hardt, viola and Mr.. w. S. Kethum,
cello, was quite the gem of the pro-
gram. These evenings with great
painters, poets and musicians are
both instructive and entertaining;
bringing before the audiences Salem's
best talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Tillson, who
have been visiting for month in
Los Angeles, returned to Salem last
Sunday morning. They are both
much improved in health by their,
trip to California.
With the hope of benefiting her lit
tie sons health, Mrs. Eta Squire Sc
ley, who has been living in Victoria,
where her husband is in business, re-
turned to Salem last Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs. Seley was prominent in
: musical circles, possessing fine
: contralto voice She is occupying
her home on Hines street, and will
5 be here for an indefinite period.
: A pre-nuptial event for Miss Della
D Briggs was a kitchen shower given
, last week Saturday by the Misses
r Viesko. The rooms were prettily
? decorated with red and white carna-
: tions. At hearts, the game for the
a afternoon, Miss Louise Cronise was
r fortunate in winning the beautiful
2 hand painted plate that was given for
: best score. About thirty girl friends
{ of the bride-elect took advantage Of
n the opportunity to present her with
e kitchen utensils in wide and varied
;, assortment. After the dainty refresh
: ments were served the gifts we're
Brought into the dining room in an
d immense basket and the opening of
!. them caused a great deal of merri-
/, ment.
}. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith with
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gillingham and
d Miss Kittie Moores returned last
e Sunday morning from two months
# trip. They visited many Western and
Southern cities, stopping few days
l. at each place; and venturing across
a the turbulent border of Mexico.
**%
Justice H. J. Bean has changed his
r residence to 245 North 18th street.
v Mrs. Thomas l. Wilson has ISSUED
Of invitations for card party on thu
T. afternoon of March the seventeenth
to Mrs. Carey Martin entertained a
ty her home Tuesday afternoon tn
r women of the Guild Of st. Paul
lie church. Twenty-Five guests we're en-
h. tertained. These monthly meeting
combining business and sociabllit
are anticipated with great deal 0
IS. pleasure by the members and tn
or guests whom they invite Mrs. Mar
as tin was assisted with the serving b
to Mrs. Case. Miss Ellen Thielsen an
n Josephine Baumgartner.
I'm #*%
" One of the most enjoyable gather
in ings among the residents of that pal