Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-23

Smltn asked large number oi
lIlenus 10 celebrate Mrs. Smiths birth.
aaS which came on the seventeenth oi
March, with Saint Patrick's marty
oregon grape and garlands of ferns
IN great quantities transformed the
nay loft into a bower where music and
! al manner OF merry games made de-
llshtlul the evening. Many lovely gifts
! were brought by the friends in
! nonor OF Mrs Smiths natal day. The
! evening was finished with dainty re-
Ireshments served by her girl friends
Ihe following program OF excellent
numbers which have seldom been
given to the public in recital, was an
attraction last Saturday afternoon in
Professor Alexander Hull's studio:
U Lay Thy Cheek (Jensen), Muir
muring zephyrs (Jensen), Marie (Jen-
SEM, Miss Wescott.
Long Ago (MacDowelD, The Swan
Bent Low (MacDowell), A Maid Sings
Light (MacDowelD, Miss Wescott
Venetienne (Godard), Mr.. Saunders,
| Would that My Love (Mendels-
sohn), Greetings (Mendelssohn), Miss
Davis and Miss Wescott.
The Hour (Willeby), Mrs. Cupper.
Oh Fair and Sweet (Rubinstein)
When in Thine Eyes (Hammond), Mr..
Tasto.
Professor Hull's explanation of each
selection added very greatly to the
interest manifested by the audience.
The vocal work of the pupils was
excellent, and Mr.. Frank Saunders
piano number was delightful.
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Responding to invitations from Miss
Luretta Ford, twenty-five girls assem-
bled In her home at 1891 Court street
last Monday night for merry cele.
bration of Saint Patrick's good deeds.
In rooms gay with bright green sham
rock leaves woven in garlands and
hanging everywhere. Tables were ar
ranged for five hundred Miss Erma |
Harding captured high score prize,
candy box Of emerald hue, filled with |
dainty connections, while Miss Helen |
Farrar was consoled with quaint |
green hat full of bon bons.
Adding hilarity to the hostess de-
lightful entertaining, her brother in
costume of waiting maid attended the
door, and assisted by Donald Byrd,
also in Irish garb, of butler with green
coat and white trousers, served the
elaborate refreshments.
$50
Twenty-Five members and friends of
the Central Circle of the Christian
church assembled at the home of Mrs.
James Godfrey, 214 Court street, on
the afternoon of March the twelfth.
Following a short business session,
were readings and music, and the
Game Of Cans" Mrs. Errett and Mrs.
Wenger gave piano duet. Mrs Bran
dos read most interesting paper on
the subject, "0ur Girls" and also won
first prize in the game. Mrs. Stella
Branson assisted the hostess at re
freshment hour Mrs. Bennett will en-
tertain the Circle on the afternoon Of
March the twenty-sixth, in her home
at 1890 Chemeketa street
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The following program was given
when the freshman oratorical contest
Of Willamette university was held on
the evening Of March the fourteenth:
Vocal solo, "To My First Love-"
(Loehr), Miss Stella Graham.
Grafton, "The New South (Henry
Grady, j. NJ. Jasper.
Grafton, "The Death Penalty ('Vic-
tor Hugo, j. r. Jackson.
Grafton, Abraham Lincoln" E. d.
Doane.
Cornet and violin duet, "Intermez-
20 (MascagnD, Miss Ruth Young and
Mr.. M. S. Green.
Grafton, Speech of Patrick Henry
(Henry), Jacob Stocker
"The Dissolution of the Union"
Henry Clay, L. Proebstel. I
Grafton, death of Lafayette" (Sar-
gent S. Prentiss), R,L Pfaff.
Piano solo, "Venetieme, Op. 10, No.
?" (Godard), Mr.. Frank Saunders.
Grafton, "The Meaning Of the !
Fines albert BeverD, L. R. Sackett.
Grafton, "Touissaint L0verture"
Phillips, Mr.. Hoffman
Selection by ladies quartet, +Kerry
Dance" Misses Mulkey, Young Han
sen and Schnasse.
A large audience enjoyed the ora {
ions and music on this occasion. Mr.. s
Charles II. Jones, Mr.. e. r. Moores
md Mr. h. +. Carleton served as the {
Judges Awards were given j. NJ Jas
Der, Mr.. Jacob Stocker and Mr.. r. L. !
ofaff !
The Monday night program was.
Piano solo, Kamennoi Ostrow Por- S
rait No 222 in f sharp (Rubinsteln), {
Miss Gertrude Eakin =
The March Of the Flag (Beyeridge), 8
Mr.. f. Green. 4
The Peace Movement (W J. Bryan {
Mr., H. G. Schroeder. \
Cornet solo, The Queen of the J
Garth, Mr., Harry Irvine. 4
The Struggle for Independence /
Samuel Adams), Mr. Glen J. Nc \
)addam. |
The World Whispering Gallery
Newell Dwight Hillisl Mr. f. d.
Iawley n
The Confederates are Comm John /
'tockdale), Mr.. w. w. Kelly. d
Piano solo, Nocturne In f major, Op. !
5, No. ! Chopin, Mr. Frank Saun- f
lers. s
Mans Development and Attainment
Herbert Dickinson), Mr.. Harold b. p
'ory. h
Duties Of American Citizens Web
teri, Mr. Ralph w. Stearns. II
Affairs in Cuba Henry Thursday, Il
Ar. Eric p. Bolt. 81
Quartette, Until the Dawn Parker), j
lessrs. Chapell Green, Hewitt Nc "
'addam e.