Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-08

Of marked ability. Glenna Wilson
with touch true and dainty, gave "a
! La Valse," by Schutt Petite Mazur-
ka," by Bernice Rice was beautifully
played. Irene MoGOran's work was
splendid. "Reverie," for the lfet hand
alone and "Sternberg's Tarantella," )"
were her selections. Estella Schell
with "Carerrhoe," and Alpha Wright,
La Bohemmia,' showed the result of
excellent training and intelligent inter-
probation. Eugenia Siegmund's rendi-
tion of Lasschetiszsky's "Mazurka," "
was fine and WALTZ and Chorus from
Faust" was brilliantly handled by Eu
gene Siegmund, Estella Schell Glenna
Wilson and Zoe 0lmsted. In assisting
with the program, Mrs. Bross and Mrs.
w p. Babcock gave Sing Me to Sleep
a beautiful duet arrangement by Greene
and responded to enthusiastic APP
plause, with 'Hark to the Mandolin"
A whistllng solo, far from the beaten
track, was Mrs. La Moine r. Clark's
assisting number The bird-like notes
of "Whisperings of Love-" brought
call for encore. Mrs, Clark responded.
In all, Professor ChurchilPs pupils
recital was one of the very best in the
long list Of this years closing instru-
mental presentations. In compliment
to the young women, Miss Alice Judd,
Miss Anna Reinhart, Miss Merle Tracy
and Mrs Rush were asked to direct
guests to places. The church was
filled with friends who showed their
appreciation Of the selections and the
splendid manner in which they were
given, by continual applause. Profess
sor Churchill is to be congratulated
upon the great success of this years
work. His class has been very large
and was divided into sections. This
recital presented his advanced pupils
The programs for this occasion were
folders of late design
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Last Wednesday evening at six o.
clock, two hours previous to her own
wedding, Miss N. Blanche Ford, pastor
of Friends church, joined in holy we'd
lock Miss Vida Mcmillan and Russell
Norman. AT the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Mcmillan,
at 21S0 Currant avenue, the ceremony
was performed The rooms through
out were prettily decorated with white
roses and ferns and the lines were
read under a large bell of white roses
Miss lne2 Denison sang 20 Promise
Me-" and during the ceremony played
Lohengrins bridal chorus. The bride
was unattended She wore gown of
embroidered white batiste and carried
an arm bouquet of white carnations.
Refreshments were served after the
ceremony and congratulations Miss
Vera Mcmillan assisted. The young
people will begin house keeping imme-
diately in North Salem home. Rela-
tives and few close friends asked for
the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman, a daughter, Deva and two
sons, James and Wilbur; Miss Peck
ham, Miss Inez Denison, Mrs. Thomp-
son and daughter, Lois, Mrs. A. C. Nc
MILAN, Jr., and Miss Vera Mcmillan.
Mrs. S. d, Draper, of Oregon City, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Will
liam Burghardt, Junior
$50
Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Pllmpton and
Mrs. George II, Hines and daughter, of
Portland, who have been visiting in
Salem, motored home last Sunday
morning in the Plimpton machine.
Mrs W. s. Kinney, of Astoria. who
has been Mrs. Ada Strangs house
guest for ten days, returned home last
Tuesday. While in Salem Mrs Kinney
purchased five-passenger Buick.
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Beautifully engraved invitations
have been issued for the commence.
ment exercises at Sacred Heart acad-
emy on June the fourteenth, nineteen
hundred and twelve in Grand opera
house at eight o'clock.
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Mr. Rex Turner will motor from
Eugene with a party of friends tomor-
row who will be house guests for the
day. of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Turner
The Fireside Embroidery club en-
Ioyed the last meeting for the season
with Mrs. William NJ. Welch as hostess
on Thursday May twenty-third. THE
clubs social affairs have been pleas |
ant events, and with the passing of
summer will be renewed. Mrs. Welch
used roses in abundance for decorat- |
ing and at five o'clock announced the
serving Of dinner Roses adorned the
table and water colored cards marked
twelve places, The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs, Fritz.
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Those who attended Miss Margaret
Fishers recital given for her piano
pupils last year will remember with
pleasure the excellent program which |
was so well presented. On Friday Of
next week, June fourteenth Miss Fish. |
or Will introduce her junior pupils On
the program is a Visiting solo and a
dainty parasol drlll with song by eight
little maids In costume. The following
program has been selected:
Part One.
THE School Flag" .. SnarIdins
Robin Fisher, Glen Powers
Red Roses" ........... Kern