Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-27

best-dressed person In the company
These were given to Albert Wilson anC
Henry DUNCAN. Guy Hardy and Eddie
Dunigan assisted in serving refresh.
ments An old-fashioned candy pull
completed merry evening. s4
The Machacha girls were guests Of
Miss Eleanor Colony for their regular
meeting last Monday evening. Miss
McClelland was invited guest
$50
The recital given by Miss Elma We'll
ler's pupils in her studio on Friday
evening of last week, showed excellent
training in advanced music, and was
the best that has been given. The
years closing works at public recital
will be a surprise, II nothing inter
rupts the teaching and practicing dur
ing intervening time. One of Miss
Weller's pupils, very young girl, is
studying advanced classics and is re-
markably proficient. For the third Of
February invitations will be issued to
children's recital.
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Mrs. o. P. Hoff entertained as week.
end guest Miss Anna Read Of Port
land, Miss Read is a prominent edu-
Gator and teacher in ockley Green
school.
Mrs. f. Luper Of Heppner arrived In
Salem last Tuesday evening and will
visit for week with her son, Rhea
Luper, who is in the state engineers
office.
To the delight of instructors and
students, the male quartet Of the VIII
liams Jubilee singers, gave two num-
bers in the High school auditorium on
Thursday afternoon. One was an lmi-
tation Of a calliope and the other a
chant selection. An encore which was
most vigorously demanded by the en-
thuslastic audience, was promised for
the evening. These popular singers
complimented the students last year
in similar manner,
There will be chamber music in the
Chemawa chapel this evening, when
the following program will be given:
Trio in major ..,......... Haydn
Miss Gertrude Brewer. Ruthyn
Turney, Charles e. Larsen.
Andante-Stranata, G minor :. Chopin
Polonaise, e flat major ...... Chopin
Mrs, Vera Schaupp-Frickey.
Solve1g's Lied ...,....,,...... Grieg
Children's Patrole ......,... Gillet
String Septet.
Traum der Fennerin ..,.. Labltzky
The Mill observation-disclosures. Raff
Strings and piano.
Ballad, G minor ......... Chopin
Mrs. Vera Schaupp-Frickey.
Minnetto .''.''''.'.''..'.'' Hanuel
Indian Intermezzo ......,,,, Turney
String Septet,
Mrs. Vera Schaupp-Frickey, piano;
soloists, Ruthyn Turney, Mr.. Frank
Frickey, Miss Maude Lowry, Miss Rena
Mann, violin; Mr.. Pickering Chalcraft,
viola; Mr. Charles Il. Larsen, cello;
Miss Fannie Adams, contra-bass; Miss
Gertrude Brewer, piano
The Euterpean club will give an ev-
ening with Mozart, on Monday, Janu-
ary the twenty-ninth, In the chapel at
Willamette university, for which the
following program has been arranged
The Violet ..................M Mozart
Mrs. w. Carlton Smith,
Fantasia No. I, ID minor $50. Mozart
| Isolo Smith.
Characterization of Mozart
Miss Bushnell.
Miss Mary Schultz
Jesus, Word Of God Incarnate Mozart
Mr.. Arthur Tasto.
Duet, Senate in d major 49,. Mozart
Miss Elizabeth Lord and
Miss Eleanor Colony
Accompanlst, Miss Elizabeth Lord
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Mrs. Catherine Williams was host
ess last Thursday evening for the
Meier Do Well club, In her home at
Oak Lodge Five hundred was played
at five tables, with high and low score
prizes given TO Doctor Pound and Mr.
A. Wallace. Mrs. Williams was as
sisted by her mother Mrs. Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Siege will entertain
the club next Thursday
sps
The Ladies' Aid society of First
Presbyterian church met with Mrs
l.. X. Page yesterday. The beautiful
day brought out a large number of
women who passed a delightful after
noon The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. A. l.. Brown, Mrs. c. II. Robert
son, Mrs. b. M. Rogers, Mrs Ida, l..
Niles and Mrs. Cornella Hager. After
the business session, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rose who will sing at the
revival meetings next week, gave
number Of selections
sat
Mrs. August Kehrberger entertained
In her home at South Commercial and
Mission streets on Thursday for the
Ladies' German society. About fifteen
guests enjoyed an afternoon Of sewing
and the very lovely refreshments
served. Miss Freda spltzbart and Miss
Bertha Hedllne assisted the hostess
Mrs. Donald Percy MacCarthy came
to Salem from Independence on last
Wednesday, and Mr.. MacCarthy re-
turned last Thursday from a two
months visit In England. The White
Star line steamer Olympic, on which
he sailed, had a stormy voyage, taking
eight days to cross.
$50
Mrs. Catherine Williams Is leaving
this evening for an extended trip
through the South and East
The young women Of Naehen We're
In we're guests Of Mrs Paul Johnson
yesterday afternoon I'm her pretty
bungalow on State street. Maids and