Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-16
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.Victrola, illustrating the works :,
inherent composers who have baSn
subjects of study. Selections bv 1911 Uee1
arnsts were from Rossini Doni-ot,i ott,'
verdi Mascagni, Leon CavaIIo o1s
Fuceinl. The next meeting win ao ~
WIN, WIN MRS. Gaylord H. Patterson SG0
'. onlon street, on the afternoon of Ian
aary the third, nineteen hundred and %
Mrs Walter spaulding returned
last Monday for ten DAYS visit wiTS
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G r MI
Ter in Oregon City. ''
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MI. and Mrs. E. A. Bennatt %
1880 Chemeketa street will ioin The
FAMILY reunion at the home of p "
Jones in Portland, where Christmas
VIII be enjoyed.
Ihe tirst public recital of the year
10 De given by students of the School
OF Music will take place Tuesday ev-
enlhg. December the nineteenth. IN
the University chapel. AS has been
customary in the past, this recital will
De given by students entirely. tbe in
strumental selections being reDresen-
tatlve OF the work under the direction
Vi the dean' F. S. Mendenhall, and the
vocal numbers of the work under Mrs
r 3. Mendenhall, head of the vocal
department In addition to these tbe
various clubs under direction of the
dean and which form an essential mart
IN the work of the School of Music
VIII appear in various new and artistic
selections The Glee club, it NAV he
SAID is IN the best psssible shape pre-
paratory to their Christmas holiday
trip of about two weeks, while tbe |
Ladies club consists of twenty-sIx |
picked voices which have been care
fully trained in the rendition of sew
eral beautiful numbers. They will an
pear twice on the program. The re-
cital begins promptly at eight-fifteen !
and is open to the public.
aps
Mr.. George L. Rose, accompanied bv
his daughter, Miss Claudine. left Sa-
lem last Wednesday for a pleasure
sojourn which will occupy about three
months time. Going directly to Chi
cago and reaching New York city by
easy stages, VISITING the larger towns,
hey will journey from there to Wash
lngton and Philadelphia, returning by
Southern route, stopping in Los An
5eles, San Francisco and other Cali
'ornia cities.
Mrs Frederic Thielsen. whose little
laughter Nancy has been under the
ioctor's care for a few days at the
home of Mrs Ada Strong. returned to
Rlckreal last Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Carrie Rineman of Portland
vas guest last Tuesday of the F. P.
ralkingtons.
Mr., and Mrs. e Lupton entertained
With dinner on Wednesday evening,
the birthday of their son
Iouis. In the dining room was the
Idded attraction of Christmas decora-
ions and on the table where covers
we're laid for twelve, places were
marked with Christmas bells and SOU
'enirs of small Santas. Red carna-
ions graced the center and ruby
globes in the electrolier cast a glow
# warmth. Circling the table were
drs. Francis Scharf, Miss Eleanor
Jolony, Miss Olive n Metcalf, Miss
4ola DeLong, Miss Wilda Solomon,
Hiss Alice Lupton, Harry Ragan,
elliott A. Colony, Verne Graves, Frank
Prime, Ralph Scharf and Louis Lup- ]
on. After a delightful dinner with
tx courses, the young people gath
red their cushions around the fire
lace and passed the time toasting
and chestnuts.
Mrs. Sara Brown-Savage is present /
ng a program next Monday evening {
n st. Joseph's hall on Chemeketa 8
treet. assisted by pupils of Miss Beat {
ice Shelton and Miss Minnetta Mag
RS. Mrs. Savage is making this a c
istinctively Christmas program, with t
ONE of her most talented pupils ap- I
caring. The readings are all of
Ugh class, and most of them espe- c
tally appropriate to the Christmas a
eason; while the comedy, "a Christ
las Chime is a charming little so S
iety sketch, sparkling with bright
epartee and amusing situations. Fol-
wing is the exceptionally good pro-
ram: Piano duet, Misses Edith Kane 7