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

The guests IS sole arbitrators of
Datterie de caisine," had filled this
dish with a set of Derby pattern,
gold and white china. In the game
OF hye hundred, where places were
found by pictures torn in part, Miss
Brown really and truly won head
prize the only piece of china miss
ing from that pie dish. Miss Kings
entertainment marked a charming
Incident in Miss Browns happiest
days.
Last Saturdays launch party was
one Of the merriest of the summer
when the Aleph Iod girls were the
guests OF Chi Delta Phi fraternity,
for a ride on Willamette and a pic
mic lunch after landing at a spot that
nature had provided for just such
pleasures. The party was chaper-
oned by Miss Ragen and Mr.. Ludden
and the young people invited to the
affair were the Misses Rita Steiner,
Alice Bingham, Claudine Rose, Maud
Durbin, Cathrine Carson, Nancy
Skate, Hazel Downing and Nannell
Bloom. The fraternity boys were
Dan Fry, Jr., Walter Kirk, Wallace
Benson, Leland Hendricks, Albert
Egan, Russell Brook, Harry Cronise
and Jessup Strang.
Mrs. Frederick Thielsen enter
tanned the members of the Kensing-
ton club last week in her home at
Derry Orchard.
Miss Florence Mckinney returned
to Salem last Monday from a visit
with Mrs. Mourer in Portland and a
trip to Vancouver.
Mr.. c. D. Gabrielson and Mr.. Carl
Gabrielson motored to Pendleton last
Sunday, where Mr.. Gabrielson will
main for a month and his son for a
three weeks visit.
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/, In complimenting a college friend,
Miss Helen Rand, of Westminster,
B. c., Miss Althea Moore asked a
number Of the younger set for cards
: last Tuesday evening. Five hundred
was played on the beautifully dec
GRATED porch. Following cards there
was dancing in the rooms with re-
t freshments later.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham, Miss Alice
l Bingham and Mr.. and Mrs. La Fore
l mOtored to Mahama and returned last
I, Sunday.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Bishop went to
: Portland last Tuesday to see John
Drew in Smith; his delightful new
comedy.
: Miss Claudine Rose left on Thurs
|, day morning for a visit in Washing
s ton.
y Mrs. Squire Farrah and Miss
g Gladys Farrah are spending some
d time at Seal Rocks, North Beach.
n The presentation of Mrs. H. L.
Ross's pupils in recital a given on
y Monday evening at the First Baptist
church, which was beautifully decor
d ated with roses and ferns and filled
with an appreciative audience. AS
d listing, was Mrs. Carlton Smith, one
le of Salem's most beautiful vocalistsI
+ who %captivated the audience with her
Z rich soprano voice. Although Mrs,
g Ross has been teaching but a short
time in Salem, she has cause to be
+ very proud of the work given by the
pupils in this, her third annual re-
cital
In beginning the program, the
younger and newer pupils were pre-
n sented. All of their work was giver
smoothly in most satisfactory man
g ner. "The Woodruff" and (a) Dol
n lies Dream and Awakening; 0,
Around the Maypole' were played
by girls who had received but foul
and nine months of instruction. Ga,
d Spanish Dance and CD "Grotesqut
Reel showed excellent expression
(a) Consolation" and "Transcrip
If scription on Shuman's Joyous Peas
d ant was fine work for the short per
n iod of study, while (a) "Warblini
d Birds" and (b) shepherds Song
t. we're exceptionally good. In thei
IS selections Gladys Scott, Evelyn D
Long and Eleanor Hucketein Shove,
marked improvement.
Quite the most interesting worI
o was displayed by Roscoe Ross, VIII
% has been sightless from birth. Thl
little boy in giving Rubenstein'
MELODY in F" and March Fantas
q tioue" exhibited true musical abilit
~ and excellent technique. Person
competent to judge predict a grea
future for him in this special study
The entire program contained moth
= ing of dull music. A wealth of flow
- ers awaited the pupils at the clos
10 of the evening. Following is Mrs
"a Ross's program:
- "Carlotta Polka ......., kettere
BE- Gladys Pemberton, Mrs. Ross.
70 "The woodruff" ........ .Smallwoo
~ Ethel Fiest.
Playful Rondo' ............Green
Lena Huckestein.
= Ca) Spanish Dance ..... Ducell
l. (bl "Grotesque Reel. Marie Crosb
Clarence Harris.
"The Cowslip' ........,"Smallwoo
~ Lillian Miller.
y (a) Dollie Dream and Awakening
........ &C.. ..|........O este
b) Around the Maypole'. .Denne
Lillian Kightlinger.
: Ca) "Warbling Birds ..,.. 'Hersch'
b) shepherds Song ........hru
Elvin Townsend.
Dance on the Lawn Bon
n1aJ,. Dan,hnrtnD