Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-24


pital training school, and was chosen
valedictorian of the class.
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Under authority from members of
Women's Missionary society of Pres
byterian church in Dallas, Mrs. c. A.
Park, president of the league, eX-
tended an invitation to Salem branch
in first Presbyterian church, for a
rally and banquet to be given in their
church parlors on Thursday, June
the twenty-second. The crowd went
over at n o'clock in eight automo-
biles, returning at seven in the even
ing, having had nothing to mar a de-
lightful trip. The afternoons enter
tainment was an informal program of
speeches, songs and visiting. At
three long tables handsomely gar
nished with pink roses to match the
decoration Of the rooms, the guests
were eseated for a most elaborate
banquet, beautifully served by the
young women in that church. This
affair marks another event of charm
ing hospitality that Dallas hostesses
are noted for.
Music lovers of Salem were ac-
corded a pleasant evening when the
pupils of Professor Frank r. Church
i'll, interstate teacher of the Salem
branch of Western Conservatory of
Music, of Chicago, Illinois, gave their
closing recital assisted by local tai
ent, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings of this week in first Christian
church. The auditorium was made
beautiful with a wealth of white
flowers and foliage, emphasized by
the conservatory pennants. The
program was carried out by the pu-
pills in manner to reflect credit upon
themselves and their instructor.
Many deserve special mention for
comprehensive rendering of the Sc
lections, giving evidence of instruc-
ton of a high order, for which Wes-
tern Conservatory of Salem is becom-
ing famous. Miss Blanche Liston,
whose readings were so well received
has been a pupil during the year of
Mrs. Sarah Brown Savage, at Will
lamette University. Quite out Of the
ordinary were the artistic programs
which represented the college pen
nant in green, bearing on its cover
the wv. c. NJ" in silver lettering and
containing for June tw~enty-first:
"Banditenstreiche", Suppe, Clara
N~eugebauer, Emma McCracken, May
Steusloff, Florence Smith.
Concert Mazurka", Emile Pessard,
Irene McGoran.
ooh, That We Two Were Maying",
Nevin, Mrs. Bross, Mrs. W. P. Bah
cock.
"Loreley", Selling, Estella Schell.
La Fontaine", Alletter, Verne
Powers.
Last Smile, Wollenhaupt, Eugena
Siegmund, Grace Baker.
"a Sisterly Scheme, H. c. Bunner,
Blanche Liston.
la Source, Blumenthal, Harry
Mills.
"Eolienne Harpe", Smith, Alpha
Wright.
(a) with the Swallows, Eva Dell
Aqua; (b) "A Little While, G. S.
Briggs: Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges.
"Valse Brillante", Wieniawski,
Ethel Thomas.
Grand March De Concert, VOL
~lenhaupt; Velma Moffitt, Eugena
Siegmund, Zoe Olmsted, Estella
Schell.
June Twenty-secOnd
la Princesa", Merz; Verne Pow
ers, Margaret Legg.
Con Amore", Beaumont; Bernice
Rise.
Spanish Dance, OPP. 10, No. A,
Moszkowski; Misses Viola and Pearl
Vercler.
"valse Brillante", Norman; Mabel
Cunningham.
"Reverie", Pierrier; Opal Tindall.
March Triumphale", Hoist; Irene
McGoran, Rosa Brownstein, Harry
Mills, Ray Pomeroy.
"Intermezzo'', Quigley; Mabel Cum
ningham, Opal Tindall.
"Valse Brillante", Krentzlin; Grace
Baker.
Jenny Entertains Sisters Beaux,"
NJ. Riddle Bitney; Verne Powers.
Song of the Gondolier", Rosales;
Veda Vaughn.
"a Summer Evening, Huss; Mil
dred McDuf1e.
LA Brunette, Jules Egghard;
Bernice Powell.
"Piccolo Fantastic, Braham; AL
pha Wright, Verne Powers, Harry
Mills, Lloyd Lee.
At Miss Shelton's recital next Mon
days night Miss Mayors, Mrs, Hinges
and Mrs. Bross, with violin obligato,
by Miss Viola Vercler, will sing,
Holy Night" by Lassen. Mrs.
Hinges and Mrs. Bross in duet, will
give Still AS the Night" These Sc
lections were a feature of the fine
concert given at Congregational
church a few weeks ago and a trio
from "The Rose Maiden, Hast
Thou Wandered, by Mrs. Hinges,
Mrs. Bross and Mr.. Albert Gille.
Lots of fun a crowd of little girls
enjoyed yesterday when Pauline Dick
asked them for a picnic in her yard
because she was nine years old.
Games filled the afternoon until
sandwiches, ice cream and cake were
spread for the feast. Each little
guest brought a gift for Pauline,
wishing her many happy birthdays.
Enjoying her party were Margaret
and Ruth Griffith, Elizabeth Dyer,
Maxim Buren,, Lois Smith, Charlotte
Robertson, Ruth Barnes, Margery
Kay, Faith Friday, Helen Robe,
Francis and Dorothy Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs, F, A. Turner are in
Buffalo, New York, Mr.. Turner go
ing to the head camp as state dele
gate Of the Modern Woodmen Of
America. They will spend about two