Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-20
Ethel Mulligan, Anna Miles,

Ethel Mulligan, Anna Miles,
Fay Bean, Lois Miles.
The Merry, Merry Lark ... Nevins
knight Rupert ........ Schumann
Glare Winkler.
Apple Blossoms with piano ac-
companiment) ..............
Esther Erickson.
Butterfly (Schmitterling) .... Grieg
Isola Smith.
Pretty Primrose ..,.... Selected
Glass.
(a) Little Bird (Voglein) o.. .Grieg
(b) Norwegian Dance (Spring-
tanz) ....'... ....t.......... Grieg
Margaret Rodgers.
Semiranside Overture ..... .Rossini
Isola Smith, Margaret Rodgers,
Leona Weidmer, Myrtle King.
The members of the Westminster
Guild met with Miss Eva Savage in
her home on State street last week
Monday. The evening was made in
teresting with reports by Mrs Louise
Arthur, Of the annual meeting of the
North Pacific Coast Board which was
held last April in Portland, where
many foreign missionaries were in
attendance. The members of the
Guild are still reading of the work
and customs of Oriental women
MIR. and Mrs. A. f. Marcus are re-
ceiving Fluctuations. In this event
the stork carried safely ten pounds
of beautiful baby when Marjorie
their third daughter, arrived at the
home last Saturday.
The W. Melvine Plimpton's will oc-
cupy the house on Court street, va
Gated by DR.. Frank E. Smith.
Miss NJ. j, Wishart is leaving Port
land June the fifth, over the Canadian
Pacific to New York, sailing on the
Twelfth for England. After the coro-
nation she will visit her parents in
the Orkney Islands, an hours sail
from the north coast of Scotland.
The meetings of the Cherry City
Improvement league will be held the
first Tuesday of each month in the
board of trade rooms on State street
Last Monday morning a heavily
loaded wagon drawn by two fine
horses came to an abrupt halt caused
by some street condition. In trying
to force the animals in accomplishing
what seemed impossible, their driver
was too severe in his treatment. Be.
ing reproved by lady who is inter
ested in the humane work, this driver
used most ungracious language fol
which he was promptly discharged
Thanks are due to the owner or own.
ers of this outfit. If more followed
their example, much of the work ol
the humane society would be light.
ened. There are many members o
this society on the lookout for JUS
such cases and it behooves a driver
to be gentlemanly when approached
upon the subject of apparent cruelty
Mr.. end Mrs. R. B Houston, will
their daughter and son and Miss Eff,
Needham, returned early in the weel
from Roseburg where they have beer
visiting and were delightfully."- enter
tained by their friends.
Miss Eleanor Miller read the Scrip
ture lesson at chapel service in vii
lamette university last Sunday morn
ing Miss Miller was a parlshioner o
the Reverend r, U. Avison, in 81
Paul, Minnesota.
Last Friday afternoon in the par
lors of the First Congregations
church, Miss Simmons, of Portland
gave an interesting talk on Sculpture
showing at the same time some yer.
good illustrations.
Mrs Nick. Hofer has been the CUES
of Mrs. Frederick Thielsen at Derr
Orchard this week.
Last Monday afternoon about fl
teen of the members of the geolog
class at Willamette university, too
sack and hammer and went out tn
river road south of Salem, in the bi
auto truck. The typographical feat
4 ures of that part Of the country wer
I studied; many evidences being show
J in the rocks, of changes which hav
taken place during centuries pas
Later in the season Professor an
Mrs. Peck with Professor and Mr.
vonation will take the geology an
botany classes for a two days Wis
at Silver Creek Falls, on business an
pleasure-study and fishing.
Pupils of Sacred Heart Academ
presented 'Tennyson Evening" las
Thursday in st. Joseph's hall to
most appreciative audience. "Idyll
of the King" read with well mOdt