Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18

liam Staiger, Mrs Cook Patton, Mrs
Seha Case Wall, Mrs. H. J. Clements,
Mrs R. ]. Hendricks, Mrs. Seymour
Jones, Mrs. Everett Anderson and
Mrs. Gaylord Patterson. Mrs Burg
hadrt will be glad to have other men,
bers who are Interested in music en-
ter this class when convenient for
them to do so.
Mrs. B. o, Schucking and Mrs Rob
ert Goulet will entertain with cards
next Wednesday afternoon, for Miss
Haslacher.
Mrs. A. NJ Moore entertined infor-
mally yesterday afternoon, asking a
few ladies' in compliment to Mrs.
Rose, of Spokane and her daughter
Mrs. Eacock, who is visiting for sew
eral weeks with her mother. Mrs.
Rose will reside in Salem.
An orchestral concert was given in
the chapel at Chemawa Indian school
on November eleventh, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Ruthyn Turner, who is
the very earnest and jealous instruc-
tor of music in that institution. Spe-
cial training is given to pupils who
show talent in any particular line, and
1t was surprising to notice the excel
lent work of the students who have
been given instructions in music. Miss
Maud Lowry shows marked talent as
a yiolinist, with but one years study.
With three years of practice on the
violin, Miss Rena Mann is very profit
cient. Miss Emma Shepard is an am
bilious pupil, and plays the piano we'll
after two years instruction. Miss Fan
ME Adams work on the base viol gave
evidence of talent, lessons having been
given her but one year The pupils in
this orchestra performed excellently
considering the time they have been
able to devote to their respective in
struments.
Mr.. Pickering Chalcraft son of the
superintendent, is a musician Of con-
siderable proficiency, playing several
instruments well. His instruction or
the violin has been of one years dur.
alton. The other performers on the
program are employees at the institu,
ton, and always give pleasure will
their music
The following program was present
ed Saturday night: March, Konorah
Hazel; waltz, Daughter of Love- Ben
nett; War March Of the Priests, Men
delssohn; waltz, In Equilibrio, God
frey; U. S. Army Calls, Tobani; waltz
On the Sea, Vereecken; orchestra
cantata, Boyer; overture, My Nativ
Hills, Ripley PERSONNEL: Mr., Ruthy
Turney, Miss Maude Lowry and Mis-
Rena Mann, viOlins; Mr. Pickerin
Chalcraft, viola; Mr.. Chas. E. Larsen
cello; Miss Fannie Adams, doubl
bass; Mr.. James Swoboda and MI
Joseph Teabo, cornets; Miss Emm
Shepard piano.
Miss Olive Dabney of Portland re
turned to her home last Monday after
noon, having enjoyed a few days visi
with Miss Florence Hofer at 765 Sout
Commercial street.
The W. Melvine Plimptons will oC
cupy the Duniway home at 925 Coul
street for the winter, moving in abou
the first of next month.
$50
Mrs, Chauncey Bishop and Mrs, job
j. Roberts were Portland visitors las
Thursday.
Mrs. Frederic Thielsen, who re
sides in Rickreal, was hostess yes
terday afternoon for the matror
and maids of Kensington club, entel
tanning in the home of Mrs. Henr
B. Thielsen on Court and Capt.;
streets
Mrs. Emerson of Portland and thrt
young women, classmates of Mis-
Madeleine Walker, were guests
: Miss Ray Woodruff this week, al
attended the Dyer-Walker nuDtials.
t Mrs. Carey Martin and her bal
: daughter, Francis Matte, went
+ Portland Thursday afternoon for
e visit with friends over Sunday
|. Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr, le