Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-25

were entertained by Miss Greta Phil |
ips last Saturday at her home on
North Church street. Daffodils |
frightened the rooms and charming
informalities made the evening a de-
lightful one. Invitations to the men
friends are exceptional favors, great
ly appreciated. Miss Marguerite Co.'S
per assisted the hostess with the
serving of refreshments. During the
evening Miss Inez Dennison and Miss
Philips gave vocal solos and later the |
guests Joined in singing popular
songs
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Douglas
Ford entertained a few friends last
Wednesday evening in their tempor-
airy home on Oak and Liberty streets.
Palms, jonquils and ferns were used
for decorating. At the beautifully ap-
pointed table in the dining room ten
covers we're laid.
Mrs. Ford's charming personality
and splendid singing voice with the
entire absence of any formalities
among the guests, made most de-
lightful evening.
The home that Mr., Ford intends
building, as soon as the season per-
mits, is already planned and will be
located at "The Oaks, beautiful
tract of land east of the fair grounds.
There is a possibility that tennias
tournament will be held in Portland
during the coming summer. In such
anevent Miss Hazel Hopkins, the
champion player of this country, will
probably play as double with Miss
Irene Campbell, daughter of super
intendent of the Chemawa Indian
school. Miss Campbell is we'll known
throughout the country as an expert
tennis player.
Miss Louise Cronise visited Corval-
lis last week, the guest of Miss Jes-
sic Harritt at Waldo hall.
Miss Cronise attended the demon
stratlon in the Mechanics building of
the Oregon Agricultural College.
The Salem Canoe and Athletic club
have plans under way which they
hope will give them fine new home.
There is no reason why a city like
Salem should not boast Of such a
club house and it is hoped that a
model structure will soon be built on
the banks of the Willamette.
A vesper recital was given last
Sunday by the college Y. w. g. A. and
/, Y M. C. A. in University chapel with
the following program:
, "Pilgrims Chorus" ....... Wagner
Glee Club
Vocal Solo, "one sweetly Solemn
Thought" . Ambrose
Miss Grace Smith
"The Lord Is My Shepherd -.
- ........ .MendelssohT
Reading, "Willamette" $50. Simpson
Perry Reigleman
Quartet, "There Is Land Mine Eyes
Hath Seen" ........ .CroWingshleit
"santa Maria" ........,......F .Faur'
Ladies' Club
Address Music. -. Rev. K N. AVlsoi
Vocal Solo, "The Land Immortal
Miss Irma Shumway
Violin Solo ...,...........Se Selecte'
Miss Joy Turner
Lost Chord" ............' 'SulllVai
: Glee Club
/ A good audience listened to tn
q very satisfactory recital. The worl
s. of the Ladies' club and the Glee clu
: was fine and the soloists excellent
= Rev. R. N Avison's address on musi
e was most interesting and instructive
#
n The choirs of Salem churches ar
N busy preparing music for the Easte
services.
n Cards have been received announc
le ing the marriage of Miss Ethel VICE
y ham to Edward L. Ritter of this cit!
lie formerly of Portland, oregon. IN
E. ceremony was performed March tn
~ tenth, in Salem, Oregon. Mr.. an
d. Mrs. Ritter will make their home
IN this city.-Seatle Times.
ye
n. Mr.. and Mrs. zadoc Riggs wei
week end guests of the Walter Hone!
ne mans in Portland
Ill A Sunday arrival at the home
o. Mr.. and Mrs. William Stapleton WI
g. a bouncing boy who proved himse
n most welcome guest. No name h;
r. vet been found quite good enough II
". this small piece of humanity
IS
r; The marriage of Mr. Stanley Ste
y; enson and Miss Icyphene Robne
l." was solemnized last Sunday, Rev.
no N Av,son oficiating. at the home