Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

Leod, Mrs. Bretz Mrs, Churchill, Mrs.
Wallace, Mrs. Samuel Owens, Mrs.
Flynn, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
Frederlckson, Mrs. X. Newby. Mrs. q.
Owens, Mrs. Ringle, Mrs. Ross, MIsR
Blanche Ford, Miss Beckham, Miss
Smith, Miss Mcleod, Miss Evans, Miss
Ritchey, Miss Leisy, Miss Mcdonald,
Miss Abbott, Miss Pemberton, Miss
Presnall, Miss Moffett, Miss Robert
son, Miss Blaco, Miss DeVa Moorman
and Miss Lois Thompson.
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Miss Elma Weller has secured the
First Methodist church for the even
ings Of June twenty-fourth and twen-
ty-flfth when she will present piano
pupils in recital.
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The Sunbeam class In First Baptist
Sunday school entertained the mem-
bers of Miss Kelly's class, together
with parents and friends OF both tho
classes on Friday evening Of last week
In the church parlors. A delightful
little program was presented BY the
girls, consisting OF piano and violin
music, songs, recitatlons and a pretty
drill. Participating in the program
were Bessie Sun, Edith Bynon, Paul
Inc Hegler, Katherine Barhyte, Esther
Miller, Retta Phillips, Jessie Buell..
Dorothy Davidson, Agnes Coleman, Oh
i've Caldbeck, Emily Phillips, Lulu Hell
gen, Mildred Imlah and Georgle Petit.
Dainty refreshments were served and
about ninety guests enjoyed the ev-
ening
Miss Minnetta Magers is presenting
a number OF her vocal pupils on tho
evening Of May thirty-flrst in First
Methodist church, when the programmed
selections will be:
The bell chorus from "Chimes of
Normandy (Planquette), chorus.
For All Eternity (Marchesino), vio-
lin obligato by Miss Mary Schultz, Ha-
zelle Mcintyre
April Morn (Robert Batten), Ermina
Bushnell
Sunset DUDLEY Buck), Ruth Fugato.
TIE sol quest Anlnla-Atllla (Verdll.
Miss Bushnell, Mr.. Spencer, Mr.. Gle
(a) Happy Days MRS. H. II. A.
Beach,, (b) The Little Grey Dove
Louls Victor Saarl, Edna Ann Josse.
Adleu Forets, Jeanne dare (Tschal-
kowsky), recitation and aria, Ruth
Reed.
Sunlight (EIarrlet ware), Mrs. seba
Case Wall
Organ solo,. March from Suite Gas.
Rogers), Mr.. T. 8 Roberts.
Part Second:
The Cry Of Rachel Mary Turner
Salter), Miss Inez Denison
(a) Prlntemps (Leo Stern), (b) The
Lamp Of Love MARY Turner Salter),
Miss Ada Miller.
Duet, The Song Of the Birds (Ruban-
siein), Halle Morrison Starr, Ruth
Fugate.
Night Of June "a. Gortng ThomasJ.
Greta Phillips,
The Awakening of Spring, Marquee
rite Flower,
Soldiers Chorus, from Faust (Gou-
nod), mems chorus.
(a) Habanera, Carmen (Blzet). (b)
An Irish Folk Song (Foote), Gertrude
Erlxon.
(a) DIE Lorely (Llszt), b) Juliet
Waltz, Romeo and Juliet (Gounod),
Mable Lantz
(a) Ella Mater, stabat Mater (Ros-
sind. % Inflamatus ct accensus, sta
bat Mater (RosslnD, soprano, Miss
lnez Denlson; bass, Mr. Gle. and
chorus.
Miss Beatrice Shelton will present
llano pupils IN First Methodist church
on the evening of June fourth, when
she will he assisted by fine profess
sional talent Another recital will be
given on Friday evening, June twenty
first
Tomorrow morning at the Unitarian
church, the following organizations
have been invited to attend memorial
services; Sedgwlck Post @. A. r., q.
Stolz, commander; Woman's Relief
Corps Mrs j. +, Dunlap, president;
Ladies' Circle G. A. r., Mrs q. NJ
Thompson, president; spanish-Amerl-
can War Veterans Company NJ OF the
Oregon Militia, Captain Carl Abrams,
commanding, who will act as escort
10 the veterans Of the Grand Army
The memorial sermon will be
preached by Comrade j A. Cruzan,
who served three years as private
soldier In Company T., Third Iowa in
fantry He WAS was wounded twice,
having his foot Injured by a gun car
rlago at the battle Of Shiloh and his
skull fractured hy q minnie bullet dur
ing the siege Of vcksburg His sub
iect Will be- "The Men Of Eighteen
slxty-one, and the Work They Did
Order OF service.
Organ voluntary, Mfs w A. Denton.
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