Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-18


Miss Margaret Schneider entertained
a number of young friends at her
home on Division and Water streets
Saturday evening. The home was
decorated in honor Of St. YalentineI
and there were games and dancing
and refreshments. Those present
were Leila Slater, May Steusloff, Mary
Schultz, Rhea Wilson, Mildred VIII
son, Ruth Kress, Beryl Holt. Con-
stance Cartwright, Harriet Rigdon,
Irma Botsford, Florence Hofer, Iso-
bel McGilchrist, Margaret Poisal,
Helen Farrar, Ada and Laura Ross
Edyth Shaw Marie Smith, Madelinel
schreiber, Jas. Mcclellan, Oscar
Chenoweth, ERNST Denison, Armin
Schneider.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. schreiber
entertained the faculty Of the high
school at their home on Division
street Friday evening.
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The second evening of Chamber
music at the Chemawa Indian school
last week Friday was a greater sue
cess than the first The performers
were Ruthyn Turney violin; Miss
Rena Mann, violin; Pickering Chal-
craft, viola; Charles e. Larsen, eel
10; Miss Pearl Robert, piano. Their
friends look forward to the two sue
ceeding concerts with great interest
Mrs. Charles Douglas Ford is re-
coHaring from a severe attack Of la
grippe.
The comedy given Friday night by
the boys Of the Y. NJ. G.. A. for their
camping fund was surprisingly clever
The boys took their parts with sur
prising ability. Russell Stillman, as
Mable Summer, made charming CO.
ed, while. Chet Mofitt, as Sue, wa
Irresistible.
The girls of Lausanne Hall last
night gave a party to a number of
students at the hall The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent. The reception rooms were nice
ly decorated with hearts and other
decorations which go to make up
valentine party. Light refreshments
were served by the girls at late
hour and the co-eds sent their friends
home. Those present from the hall
were Erma Shumway, Ada Mark,
Florence Dunlop, the Misses Ashby,
Miss Bartlett, the Misses Edgington,
Miss Bradley, Miss Proctor, Miss
Reeves, Miss Strong, MissBartholo-
new and Miss Loughridge. The
boys were Mr. Gibson, Mills, Ander-
son, McRae, Homan, Schramm,
Booth. Lowe Ellis Oakes and Blan-
chard
The second year preparatory stu
dents of the university gave a party
at the home of Miss Julia Todd in
Yew Park last Wednesday evening
The young people played games and
enjoyed themselves generally. There
were about 30 present. The "preps."
went home early on account of their
studies the next day.
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The Ladies Musical Club, of "a
voices. from the college of music
Willamette University, will sing to-
morrow night at the First M. r.
church. A special program of three
numbers has been arranged by Dean
Mendenhall, as follows:
"The Lord Is My Shepherd" by
Mendelssohn.
20 Shepherd of Israel" by Morri
son.
"sancta Maria" by Faure.
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"HIalfbaclS Sandy" delightful lit
tie college play was presented al
the Grand last right by the Boys
Club of the Y, NJ. c. A., under the
direction of Chester Catlow. The sit.
uations were humorous, and many q
quaint quip and witty epigrams
made 1t an occasion in which tC
laugh was the natural and irresistible
impulse, The parts were we'll taker
and the piece moved as smoothly as
IL the boys were professionals Lack
of space, due to legislative pressure
on our columns, 1orbids individual
mention, as we should like to make
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Engagement Announced.
Miss Della Briggs entertained a
few friends on Tuesday afternoon al
which time her engagement to MIR
Bertram E. Harris was announced
The wedding will take place Tuesday
evening, March H.. 1911.
Miss Grace Damon entertained the
Mem Teum Club at the home OF
Mrs, E, l., Briggs on Tuesday even
ing.
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