Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-20

Harry Meyer, Mrs. Roy Neir, Miss
Verda Cooder, Mr.. Chester Frazier
and Mr.. Kenneth Brown. A fourteen
inch trout was served as fish course
Tor their picnic dinner.
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Members of Willamette university
glee club were received with acclaim
last Sunday morning when they sang
at service in Taylor Street Methodist
church, Portland. Small wonder Dean
Mendenhall is very proud of his
splendldly drilled voices. AT this SER
vice Doctor Young gave an address
on the history of the institution and
Jason Lee, and subscriptions reach
Ing nearly thirty thousand dollars
were raised by Doctor Homan for the
endowment fund.
Miss Elma Weller's piano pupils are
hard at work preparing for a pretty
little flower musical to be given about
the middle of May. Friends will re-
member the delightful bird carnival
given by the same children last year
and may expect to be entertained with
something still more elaborate next
month.
The Meum ct Teum and Nika Mika
clubs Joined in entertaining at the
home of Miss Emily Jeffreys on Fri
day evening of last week. Brilliant
red tulips combined with the same
flowers in white decorated the rooms.
In the game of five hundred Miss Ada
Dayton secured high score and prize.
Miss Louise Humphrey assisted with
refreshments. This most enjoyable
evening was the first of a number of
farewell parties to be given in honor
Of Miss Laura Anderson, who is leav-
ing Salem for her home in Denmark.
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Dainty invitations engraved in pink
lettering on pale pink cards have been
received by friends from Miss Louise
Cronise, bidding them to the May day
dance given in Darcy hall on Thurs
day evening, May the second. The
Peerless orchestra will furnish music.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Hofer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McKinnie Hofer and Miss
McKinnie gave the fourth and last of
their series Of parties on Monday ev-
ening when five hundred was played
at fourteen tables. High scores COM
plimented Miss Zoe Stockton and Mr..
Carl Gabrielson.
Portland Heights club house was
the scene last evening Of a gay dane
ing party given by Nu chapter Of
Gamma Phi, Eugene sorority Attend
ing from Salem we're Miss Rita Stein
er, Miss Catherine Carson, Miss Lyle
Steiwer, Miss Etsher Carson, and
Miss Claudine Rose,
Mrs. Daniel ]. Fry was hostess last
Thursday for the Priscilla clubs reg
ular meeting
Mrs. Lowell Will is entertaining as
house guest Mrs, Harry Mourer of
Portland.
The Doctor r. e. Lee Steiners re-
turned home Monday evening from
their trip to Neskowin. ,
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Miss Aline Thompson, who Is visit
ing friends in Portland, was the mo-
tif for number of delightful enter
tainments this week, prominent among
them a theatre party at the Heilig
for George AIDES mnsical comedy
when Miss Elsie Janis appeared as
"The Slim Princess"
Quantities of ferns and pink and
white carnations made lovely the
rooms in her home when last Monday
evening at eight o'clock Sylvia, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, NJ. II. Vi
esko, became the bride of Frank
Richter, who recently removed from
Wisconsin to make home In Ore
gon. Reverend Davis Errett read the
marriage ceremony in the presence Of
thirty-fve relatives and friends. The
brides gown was of cream serge, and
Miss Oda Welch, as bridesmaid, wore
pink. Mr.. Martin Viesko was the
grooms best man. After the cere-
mouy and supper the young couple
went to their home at Salem Heights,
which had been placed in readiness
for them.
The Portland Woman's Willamette
club have sent out invitations for a
reception to be given at the home Of
Mrs. p. ]. Mann, 441 Third street,
Monday from two to five. Rehearsals
and plans are working out splendidly
for the production of Queen Esther"
which the club will give April twen-
try-sixth in Taylor Street Methodist
church for the benefit Of the endow-
ment fund of Willamette university.
The very best work in her series Of
private recitals, was given by Miss
Minnetta Magers' vocal pupils last
Monday evening in the studio. Miss
Eleanor Colony assisted as pianist.
Miss Klein and Miss Brixon, who are
pupils of the Sara Brown Savage
School Of Expression, gave readings
in most delightful manner, The num-
bers on the program were:
Piano, To Spring (Grieg), Miss FL
eanor Colony.
Song, In the Purple Glow Clark,
Miss Maud Durbin.
Song, Poppies (DeKoven), Miss La
Verne Gibson.
Song, Beloved, It is Morn (Alyard),
Miss Ruth Fugate
Reading, Jene (Burleigh), Miss Ha-
zelle Mcintyre.
Reading. Amt Coin to Cry no
More (Reilly), Miss Emmaline Klein.
Duet, Go Pretty Rose (Marziols),
Miss Bernice Sauter, Miss Ada Miller,
Song, II Love Lies Dead (Ferber),
Miss Bernice Reed.