Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-27

uaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r
Hazeltine Of this city. will enter e.
Helen's Hall, Portland. as instructor
OIL English and ancient history Mic
Hazeltine is returning from Boston
the fifteenth Of July 10 remain Win
ner parents until the opening of ST
Helen's when the weeks end will he
spent in Salem.
Ihe splendid concert that was
given by the choir of the First
Methodist church and the musical as.
sociations of Willamette University
Is 70 De repeated next Thursday even
ing, benefiting the work of the
Cherry City improvement League.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. schucking went
10 Brooks for the week end to be
with Mrs. Bomeo Goulet, whose
rather passed into rest, after long
years Of suffering, The very MANY
friends of Mrs. Goulet are svmna-
thizing with her in this hour of sor-
row.
Miss Ruth Louise Huley. formerly
associated with the library. left
Tuesday night over Southern Pacific
for Michigan, where she will visit
relatives and possibly make her
home. Miss Huley has gained many
friends during her short residence
in Salem as was shown last Tuesday
when company gathered at the
station to say farewell.
Miss Lillian Louise Orr, one of the
valued officials in the parole depart
ment of State Industrial School at
Red Wing, Minnesota. was week end
guest of the George E. Shaws. Miss
Orr is returning to Minnesota by
Canadian Pacific route, from three
months sojourn in California. A
large portion of the time being given
of Los Angeles are Fresno. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw were formerly connected
with the institution in Red Wing.
Mr.. Shaw is now a successful mer-
chant in South Salem. Miss Orr was
a parishoner of the Reverend R. U.
Avison in Mortified, Minnesota, and
a friend Of Mrs Case and Mrs. Wall
The final recital of the school year
was presented by the music pupils OF
Sacred Heart Academy Wednesday
afternoon. The school hall was
made attractive with palms, ferns
potted plants and large American
flag draped to form a back ground
for the piano.
In opening the program with
"Over the Ocean Blue" Mildred
Robert disclosed a voice of rare
quality and the Sacred Heart chorus
showed excellent training. Rika
Harbog gave "Flaminia" by Wachs
in dainty manner. Krogman's march
"In Uniform" was we'll played by
Eliza Nolen. MAY Time" a waltz
was prettily given in duet by R
Hartog and 10. Driscoll. "Pas deg
Fleurs" a piano solo by Helen Bar
was excellent. The violin duet
"Roses and Snow balls" played b!
Letha Driscoll and Willie Campbell
very small children, was remarkabl!
we'll done. In sweet voice Nor;
Mann sang "Flower Fetters" anC
"First Love-. cat Twilight" ant
= Second Waltz" piano solos by Agne
Driscoll and Laura Lonius were givel
4 in excellent manner Marie Nam
but eight years of age, who has tax
: en- two months piano instruction
played a march surprisingly well
Marie CamDbell's violin solo. "Fiftl
Aire Varie", accompanied by piano
was well played, In very fine man
ner Priscilla Fleming gave GODDARD
Mazurka, and Gertrude Campbell'
rendition of "Pierrette" was beauti
full Lola DeLong was charming
with her vocal solos Morning ant
Evening" and "Where the Linden
. Bloom" Mendelssohn's Hunting
: Song, an instrumental solo, wa
we'll played by Meta Wright. Els
; pecially fine was Louise Berndorf
nor's Interpretation of "La Bala
dine" Mildred Robert played ex
; uuisitely "Souvenier", violin sol
with Miss Pearl Robert assompany
ing. Goods Sentinals" and Fairies
Revels" were beautifully sung by tn
, Treble Triad composed Of Ceci
Butts. Stella Kinley, Mayme Lonian
Nora Mann and Pearl Robert firs
sopranos. Lola De Long and Ros
Schultz second sopranos, Priscill
Fleming. Margeret Doelfler AM
, Meta Wright altos. Korine Hartog'
piano solo Caprice" was well ex
| ecuted, as was Manelle Bloom
, Cavalier Fautastique.', The violil
ouartette. "The MilP', by Mildred
Robert, Leondine Eckerlin, Theirs
Krebs and Marie Campbell was yer,
. fine.
splendidly executed was Leschebiz
ky's arrangement of "Home, Swee
} Home" as a left hand solo, by Mis-
Pearl Robert.
| Mrs. Co1per's beautiful sopran
J voice was delight to her hearers Il
"Spring's Awakening" and 9TH
r Tempest" by Dudley Buck.
, Il =
t There will be a reunion at Sacret
Heart Academy next Wednesda
afternoon and evening for which q
. invitation is extended to all Wh
=, have studied there.
aHA
1 The Priscilla club was entertaine
bv Mrs. Runford last Thursday q
her home on South Liberty stree
! Mrs. ]. Minto of Portland and Mis-
Lucker of Buffalo, New York, wer
guests for the afternoon.
Mr.. Steusloff's sister, Mrs. Ma,
thies with her son Frederick, lei
this week for their home in Buffalo