Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-12


Use to be most enjoyable.
Miss Mabel Lantz gave country
dinner last Thursday for Miss Min
nette Magers, Miss Beatrice Shelton
and Mrs. Mary Burrell, of Corvallis,
who is her guest for few days.
From a prettily decorated booth in
Wilson park last Tuesday evening,
women of the Relief Corps served ice
cream and cake while the Salem
band played its concert selections.
Last Sunday afternoon Miss Mer-
ME A. Hazelwood gave a recital In
First Methodist church for few in
yited friends. Her splendid So
prano voice was heard in 81 Dreamt
Dwelt in Marble Halls" Annie
Laurie" and an aria from Madame
Butterfly. When residing in Salem
Miss Hazelwood studied under Dean
r. A. Heritage, Of Willamette Uni
versity college of music, and for the
past three years has been student
of vocal music in Chicago Her pure
soprano with its vibrant quality and
unusual range is heard to best ad-
vantage in operate work and in this
she is perfecting herself. A Hindu
chant, given last Sunday afternoon
was especially beautiful and sung
with artistic finish. Assisting at this
recital Miss Nellie Roberts gave vo-
cal selections and Professor T. S.
Roberts charmed his listeners with
the pipe organ. Last Week, Friday,
Miss Hazelwood was honor guest
when Professor Roberts entertained
with an evening reception and musi-
cal. Again she delighted her friends,
of whom about fifteen were asked
for the occasion. During the even
ing Miss Nellie Roberts and Vinton
Ellis gave duet selections and the
guests Joined in singing old familiar
ballads.
Governor and Mrs. Oswald West
with their daughter, Helen, and
sister, Miss Hutton, we're in Astoria
for opening day of the Centennial
festival.
Mrs. Joseph Harris and son, Jesse,
left Monday for a stay at Gearhart
Park.
Mrs. Sarah j. Parker, who has
been the house guest for several
months, Of Mrs. Mary Jones in South
Salem, is rapidly recovering from an
illness that came suddenly a few
days after the birthday party. AS
soon as she is able to travel, COM
panion will accompany her to her
home in Portland Maine.
Mrs. A. NJ. Clough was hostess last
Wednesday for the Needlecraft club,
with Miss Beverly Wygant as honor
guest The afternoon was passed on
the broad veranda with needlework
and visiting. In serving lovely re-
freshments Mrs, Clough was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Alice. The
decorations for this occasion were
very beautiful
Guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames: Frederick Bynon, A. ].
Anderson, R. C. Wygant, NJ. c. Nc
Millen, A. E. Eaton, E. E. Denison,
Solomon Durbin, Duncan Ross, w.
M. Short, Fl. C, Fletcher, Miss Inez
Denison, Miss Madeline Walker, and
Miss Beverly Wygant, daughter OF
Mrs Wygant and granddaughter OF
= Mrs Eaton.
Miss Mernie A. Hazlewood is Wis
iting in Elgin, Oregon, where she
will remain until October, when she
resumes her study of operate roles
Mrs. O. W. Moon was dinner hos
tess on Thursday evening, compli-
menting Miss Junelle Foster, of Wa
terloo, Iowa, who is the guest for a
few days of her brother, Mr.. L. NJ
Foster, on North Winter street.
Miss Emeline Klein and Hazelle
EriXon left home last Wednesday for
a visit of two weeks duration with
Miss Kleins sister, Mata, in Port
land,
Mrs, H, Parrish, Miss Nina Par.
IRISH and Halle Parrish Hinges, who
have been the guests of Mrs. f. NJ
Cox in Seattle, are expected home
next week,
The department president of Wo.
. mans Relief Corps. Mrs. Josephine
d. Crocker, has honored them by the
b appointment of Mrs. Cynthia S. Dun.
lap as senior aid to chief of staff.
4 merry crowd of young people
with luncheon prepared for the af
fair, surprised Angus Fraser last
week Thursday when they invaded
his home on Sixteenth street and de-
manded to be entertained. The
Young man arose to the occasion anC
most delightful was the evening. H
gave piano selections and requested
Miss Francis Penn to add a recita.
ton, whichwas charmingly given
Mrs, Neer, Miss Penn and Miss Beu
Ian Maplethorpe served refresh,
ments, The guests for the evening
, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Penn
Mrs, Roy Neer. the Misses Franci.
Penn, Lorita Lynch, Eva Maple
thorpe, Beulah Maplethorpe, Nelli,
heeton, Bernice Lamb, Dora Grey
Leora Grey and Lloyd West, Har
land Graber, Ernest Raymond, O
Centralia, Washington: lie Roy Os
trander, Charley Keeton. Cheste,
Fraser, Harry Fraser and Angu.
Fraser
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Benham, whC
have been enjoying the tournament