Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-23

oranges to be given as nresentS AZ AZ
ter the Christmas games were ended
anu anu, daylight began to fade, the tapers
. were lighted and the glory of the
lree revealed to the happy children
VINO viii carry the picture in their
lVtie minds for many a day.
Miss Nowlan was the recipient os
DAINTY Christmas gifts from her num-
erous little pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Burton Stan
lord OF Portland will spend Sunday
IN Salem, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A L. Byrd. Jr., leaving the following
DAY for Jefferson, where thew will
remain during the holidays.
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MT and Mrs. Roy H. Mills Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding and Mrs
Elizaoeth Spaulding are leaving Salem
today for Newberg, where they will
De Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs
c. K. Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shields are In
Amity spending the HOLIDAYS with
Mrs. Shields mother, Mrs. George
Patty. o.
Again pupils of the Sara Browne
Savage School of Expression gave de-
ilght, when on the evening of Decem-
per the eighteenth a large audience
listened to their second recital, which
included merry little comedy full
OF spirit and naturalness and most
perfectly acted. The opening number
was piano selection in duet by mu-
slcians of ability, Miss Wilson's pa
thetic tale of the unfortunate Grub
Dins" and his final act of heroism.
and Miss Savage's recitation of the
sad little Christmas story we're re-
ceiyed most heartily. Miss Liston's
called for dramatic work,
which was splendidly given. The same
forceful and dignified presentation
marked Miss Riddell's selection. In
strong contrast Miss Erixon convulsed
her audience with the two comic read
lngs in Irish brogue. In character
work this young woman is very tall
ented. Miss McGee's reading was fine.
Miss Cronise sang very sweetly the
dainty little love song. Mrs. Savage
Is to be congratulated upon the work
Of the pupils who were presented on
this evening The class Is continually
and has the advantage of a
stage well arranged for rehearsing.
This program given on Monday even
ing exhibited the fine work of COM
petent training
Piano duet, Misses Edith Kane and
Bertha Duncan; reading, "Dikkon's
Dog dorothy Lundt) Rhea Wilson;
reading, (a) "Katie's Answer" (Sam-
uel Lover) (b) me Photograph S.
3. Cooper, Hazelle Erixon; reading,
"Cartwlfeels" (Madge Elliott, Odell
Savage; vocal solo, "a Little French
Love Song" (Pessard), Miss Louise
Cronise; reading, "The First Quarrel"
(Alfred Tennyson), Blanche Liston;
reading, "A Misdemeanor of Nancy"
(Blinor Hoyt, Olive MCGEE; reading,
How One Man Loved" edith Ar
nold), Olive Riddell.
Comedy, "A Christmas Chime"
margaret Cameron; cast, Joseph
Terrell William Marsh; Gladys Ter
tell, Ethel Thomas; Dolly Wakelee,
Emmaline Klein; Ted Owen. Lloyd
Westley.
The jolliest sort of an event oc-
CURED last Tuesday evening in Sa-
lem Heights, when a large company
of friends gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lantz and from there
proceeded to surprise Mr., and Mrs.
Frederick Thompson in their beauti-
full now home, celebrating in honor
of their tenth wedding anniversary.
There were presents in all manner Of
designs, made Of tin; from a half-gal-
Ion cup to a wash boiler. The sur
prise was genuine, and caused a rapid
in bib and tucker" on
the part of the hostess. All of the
guests were neighbors and close
friends making an evening Of delight
lul lnlOl lldlllys lllUlt Wdo uublC anu
a delectable luncheon.
Enjoying the evening we're Mrs
Hemsely, Mrs. Cade, Misses Loka
Cade, Mable Lantz, Myrtle Lantz, Bes-
sic Lantz, Josie Hemsley Fern Win
chel, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parkes, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Engdahl, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibson,
Mr.. and Mrs James Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Dunlap, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Lantz, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Pasco Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Kingsley Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Heal, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Morris, Mr. and Mrs. s. Page,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. McClain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Falkerson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompsons four sons,
Elton, Avory, Gordon and Kermit.
The tenth public program Of VIII
annette university School of Music
was presented by the students last
Tuesday evening in the chapel which
was crowded with friends and guests
Interested in college affairs. Although
he program was long. there was not
tiresome number. and each selection
'ollowed the other so quickly ones
interest was keen to the end. The
ladies' club deserved the enthusi
lstic applause that greeted them; and
IS encore for second number gave in
he same delightful manner Let Us
Ioin the Gay Dance
Mrs. Myrtle Long Mendenhalls vO-
al pupils prove her to be thoroughly
amiliar with the method of bringing
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