Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-06

ChJOsobA AiohhSAs fAhiOhS thO OAuVA
ones, Godard's Second Mazurka and
Verdi-Paul "Il Trovator" showed
particularly good work. Mrs. Den
toms next recital will be given early
in June and is the last of the series
for this term.
Following is the program:
Piano duet, my Regiment" march
.... 49,. ......... .Anschutz
Thelma Blessing, Beatrice Walton
idle Moments" ........... .Lichner
Charlotte Crolsan
"Sunset Glow" ............. Kern
Harry Fraser
Invitation to the Dance. .......
........., Weber, arr. by Erick
Armin Berger
Forest Birds Morning Concert
.." ...... ............S .Sartorlo
Francis Hodge
Cinderella Waltz ....... Henschel
Marguerite Goodin
In the Wild Wood" "..... Sparrow
Turfeld SCHNEIDER
Little Fingers Waltz" ......
"Dolly's Cradle Song" ".......
Trista Wenger
"Merrily We Roll Along" =. Lawson
Jennelle Vandervort
Jingle Bells" Lawson
Louis Johnson
Little Lads and Lassies" ..Spaulding
Frank Deckebach
"The Garden Party" 49,. Engleman
Milton Byrd Steiner
Little Maude Gavotte". ...... Forest
Karl Wenger
Floating Echoes" ....... Phelps
Helen Moore
Bohemian Girl" ..... Balfe-Sidus
Frances Goodenough
Vocal solo .................Se Selected
Mrs. Milton L. Meyers
Our Army and Navy March. Kern
Violet FELTON,
The Mocking Bird .,........M Mack
Marie Meagher
Welcome Message" scherzo caprice)
..... ,.....,.. ......... Garland
Clara Breitenstein
lenuresse ..... .......... Pacher
Thelma Blessing
"Rapsoida Zingara" ....... .Necke
Angus Fraser
Failing Waters ....... .Fieldhouse
Mrs. Lachelle
Second Mazurka" ....... GODDARD
Mildred Brunk
III Trovator" ..........Ve .Verdi-Paul
Barbara Steiner
Parade of the .Amazons". Lerman
Clara Guerne
Sparkling Dew" .......... Kunkel
Beatrice Walton
"On the Race Course (Grand Galop
de Concert) ...............B Blake
Mildred Brunk and Barbara Steiner
An event of interest to their Sa-
lem friends was the marriage of An
ma Eva French to Mr.. Byron ]. Tay-
lor last Thursday evening at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis, Marion French in Albany.
The wedding arrangements while
simple were very pretty; about forty
guests were asked for the ceremony.
The home was lovely with it's elab-
crate floral decorations. Ferns, red
carnations and asparagus were used
in the dining room while the living
room was made beautiful with masses
Of white lilacs and innumerable
strands of vine covering the walls.
Under large umbrella made entire
ly Of white lilacs the beautiful ring
service was read by Reverend White,
of the Presbyterian church. The
bride, gowned in tailor suit of
cream color, wearing large black
plumed hat and carrying pale pink
carnations with asparagus, was very
lovely She was unattended Miss
Taylor, the groom's sister, and Mrs.
Richard Williams, of Portland, as
sisted in serving refreshments. The
young couple went to Newport where
they expect to remain for the sum-
mer and will locate in Corvallis next
Fall.
Mrs. Lowell Tweedale entertained
the Ladies' Missionary Circle of the
Baptist church at her home on Chem
eketa street yesterday afternoon
Through the courtesy of the man.
aegment at the Wexford theater, stu.
dents from Sacred Heart academy en-.
joyed special matinee of the "Fal
of Troy" last Thursday.
The Reverend R. U. Ayison, witt
his family are occupying their fine
new home on State street. The mem,
bers, of the First Methodist have
cause to be proud oftheir parsonage
which is modern and quite perfect in
detail