Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-13

club women will meet each train ant
boat to welcome and direct delegates
to their hotels and stopping places
1t is requested that each incoming
guest wear a badge of blue ribbon
The members of the train committee
will wear yellow badges. All visitors
are urged for their own comfort ia
make hotel reservations as early as
possible. No more reservations can
be made at the Palace hotel, which
has been made the official headquar-
ters, but ample accommodations at all
prices can be secured in numerous
other hotels in the same locality.
Members of the bureau of information
will be on duty each day Of the CON
vention at the pavilion, the ferry and
railway depots, and the various hotels
are preparing to give all necessary
local information. Members OF the
committee will wear badges marked
Information"
The regular meeting Of the Wo-
mans club will be held in First Con-
gregational church this afternoon at
2:S0 o'clock, Important business
meeting and parliamentary drill.
A rare treat will be given tomor-
row evening in First Congregational
church at eight o'clock, when the
choir assisted by noted musicians,
will present its Easter program
Miss Beatrice Shelton, who is di-
rector, has arranged an excellent
program and will also take part in
the instrumental numbers. Mrs. VIII
liam Burghardt, Jr., and Miss Ber-
nice Sauter will accompany with
piano. Mr.. Ferdinand Konrad, cello
soloist and member of the Port
land symphony orchestra, win ap-
pear on the program playing in
solo, trio and orchestra numbers.
Miss Lily Siege and Mr.. Henry Stou-
denmeyer will assist with the orches-
ira.
Mr.. Albert Gille, baritone, will
give solo with violin obligato by
Miss Viola Vercler. Mrs. Julia
Bross Pinnell, contralto, will also
sing.
In the regular church choir are
Mrs, Clara Bross, soprano; Mrs. w.
P. Babcock contralto; Mr. William
McGilchrist, Sr, tenor; and Mr.. AL
bert II. Gille, baritone.
Following is the program for Sum
day evening, April the fourteenth:
Prelude, "Agnus Del" Uamb of
Cod (Bizet). Orchestra with cello
solo.
Invocation, Perry Frederick
Schrock,
Hymn, Number PIG
Anthem, appear Thou Light Dl-
vine" (Morrison, Congregational
quartet.
Scripture reading, Perry Frederick
Schrock.
vocaln duet, 20 Divine Redeemer"
(Gounod), Mrs Julia Bross Pinnell
and Mrs. H. W. Bross.
Solo, Albert H. Gille, with violin
obligato by Miss Viola Vercler.
Offertory, Chant Sans Paroles"
(Tschaikowsky), Miss Beatrice Shell
ton. Miss Viola Vercler and Mr.. Kon-
rad
Trio, 20, salutaris" (Wiegand, Mrs
Bross, Mr.. William McGilchrist, Sr.,
and Mr.. Albert Gille.
Solo, Song of Penitence" (Beetho-
ven), Mrs. Julia Bross Pinnell, Mrs.
William Burghardt, Jr, piano; Miss
Shelton, organ.
Cello solo, Spanish Romance"
(Popper), Mr.. Ferdinand Konrad.
Anthem, Speak Ye Comfortably"
(Shackley), choir quartet.
Postlude, La Fontain" (Lysberg),
orchestra.
Benediction.
Mrs. Clifford Browns entertaining
for the Kensington club yesterday
afternoon was very attractive.
Luncheon tables were beautlRed
with golden buttercups and purple
columblnes and place favors were
card board representations of silk
bags daintily painted with tiny flow
ers In water colors, the work was
from Miss Vivian Bretherton's brush.
The finishing touches we're ribbon to
match In colors the flowers.
MIR and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr..
were Salem guests for the subscrip-
tion ball last Thursday night, given
In Portland at Hotel Multnomah.
taa
Mrs. Stanley Morgan was hostess
Tor the Nachen Verein yesterday af-