Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-16


university. A portion Of the evening
was devoted to the study Of life and
works of Scheffel, leading German
author. Mr.. W. H. 0ldenburg gave
an excellent review of Der TTOmp-
eter Won Sakkingen." Conversation
and games, all in German, made plea
SAINT and profitable this meeting Of
the society. Delightful refreshments
rounded out the evening which was
enjoyed by Mrs. Biddle, Mrs. Merrill,
Miss Huida Beckley, Miss Helen
Pearce, Miss Eunice Miller, Miss Lima
Heist, Miss Grace Thompson, Miss
Gertrude Reeves, Miss Lulu Hollen-
beck, Mr.. William Sehreiber, Mr.
Ralph Stearns, Mr.. c. P. Hollings-
worth, Mr.. George Schneider, Mr.. VIII
liam 0ldenburg, Mr.. Jacob Stocker,
Mr.. Harold Jory, Mr.. L. o. Hepp, Mr.
b. c. Neustel.
The following numbers, which were
programmed in dainty book form with
decorations of Easter lilies, were pre-
sented by piano pupils of Professor
Frank e. Churchill of the Western
Conservatory Of Music, on Monday,
March the eleventh in the Christian
church. An interested audience en-
ioyed the work OF these young plan
lists who we're at ease and played in
good form:
Piano duet (Martaine), Charlotte
Robertson, Ruth Barnes.
'Valse Arabesque" (Lack), Verne
Powers.
Spring zephyrs" (Frledmann) ,
Veva Smith.
"valse Ariel" (BucalossD; Margaret
Legg.
Reading, selected, Blanch Llston.
dying Swan" (Gottschalk), Mabel
Cunningham.
Pendant la valse" Qack), Bernice
Rise.
"Hilarite' (Telma), Ulla Back.
"The Moon and the Rose" (Mllle-
gram), Ralph Barnes.
'Valse" (Wollenbaupt, Irene Nc
Goran.
IN Trovatore" Dorm, Evelyn De
Long.
The opening numbers in duet (a)
my Old Kentucky Home" (bJ "swa-
nee River" were very prettily given
by the little maids. Verne Powers,
Bernice Rise, Evelyn DeLOng and
Irene McGoran, advanced pupils,
showed good work in technique and
expression Their work was well
done. Mabel Cunningham's interpre-
tation of the Dying Swan" was fine.
Margaret Legg, Ulla Beck and Ralph
Barnes of the intermediate grade
played their selections beautifully,
Miss Blanch Liston, who is a pupil of
the Sara Brown Savage School Of
Expression, ass is ted Professor
Churchill. Her selection was BILLY
Brad and given in splendid manner
to the delight Of the audience, who
instantly called for encore, which
was responded to-
Private recitals have been given at
the pupils homes during the winter,
and will continue with an occasional
opportunity for the public to enjoy
Mrs. C. NJ. Walker of Central How
ell has been the guest for the week
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Durbin.
Miss Edna Josse left for Portland
on Thursday morning, where she will
be the house guest Of her sister, Mrs
George Haack.
Mrs. Connell Dyer returned to her
home in Portland on Wednesday af-
teTnoOn.
Mrs. W. G. Allen Of S35 Oak street
was hostess for the Kensington Tea
club last week. when the members
passed delightful afternoon. Mrs.
Gaylord Patterson is entertaining for
the club on the nineteenth Of this
month.
On Friday evening, March eighth,
Professor and Mrs. Won Eschen enter
tanned twenty-five members of the
Pierean class Of First Methodist Sun
day school, in their home at 1775
Cdurt street There were contests
and games, and rare good time and
delightful refreshments at the even
ing's close.
A most joyous evening passed when
a crowd Of win Benefits friends sur
prised him in his home at 2O92 Lee
street Games and music and the
luncheon provided by the surprise
party were enjoyments for the even
ing Among the guests were Miss
Ulla Beck, Miss Lulu Earl, Miss Res
sic Poole, Miss Lois Rhinehart, Miss
Violet Rotzlen, Miss Evelyn De Long
Miss Ella Bennett, Miss Eva Printz
Miss ArYilla Graham, Miss Vera
Reeves, Miss Hazel Bailey, Howard
Freeland, Percy Thomas. Byron Mat
lock, Clair Drager, George Beck,
Raphael Matlock, Robert Bennett,
Merl Jones, John Bennett and Ray
Sischo.
Among the Salem people who Joined
the San Francisco excursion were
Governor and Mrs Oswald West Mr..
and Mrs. George Il. Waters. Mr.. and
Mrs. w G. Allen, Mr., William c.
Knighton, Mr.. c. S. Hamilton, Mr.. Il.
T. Barnes, Mr. s. N. Frickey
ess
Miss Aline Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs.
Asahel Bush, Jro were dinner guests
last Sunday Of the Frederic Thielsens
In Rickreall
Mrs. Russell Catlin was hostess last
Monday for the members OF Senior
guild OF ST. Paul's church. when the
afternoon was passed with sewing IN |
preparation for bazaar to be held
In a few weeks,
Mr. Edward Thlelsen went to Port
land Monday, taking the steamer in
the evening to San Francisco where