Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-24

MARI Wenger and chorus (Eulena Au
lfranc, Florence Elgin, Louis Johnson
Milton Steiner, Albert Lachelle, Trist,
Wenger, Ruth Moore, Alice Mcclellan
Frances Hodge, Jennelle Vandervort
Helen Moore).
Solo (selected), VIM. McGllchris
and quartet.
Mr.. A. c. Hawley Of Portland is &
guest Of Mr. Henry Fawk.
Miss Calista Moore was hostess yes.
terday for an afternoon Of cards
when six tables were arranged High
score prizes were given to Mrs. w
H. Dancey and Mrs. u. Cook Patton
Place cards for the delightful lun-
cheon were in the form OF hatchets
complimentary to the season. The
table bore decorations Of jonQulls,
Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner poured.
St. Joseph's church was the scene
of q very pretty wedding last Mon
day morning at ten o'clock, when
Father J. c, Van Goethem, Of Peel,
Washington, relative Of the bride,
read the service that united Miss Ga
brielle De Keyser and Mr.. George
Schmidt in holy bonds Of wedlock.
The bride wore a handsome cream
white tailor gown and large hat
trimmed with white willow plume.
Miss Alice De Keyser, sister OF the
bride, was her maid and Mr.. Edward
Plinsky attended the groom The
church choir added to the beauty Of
the service with its excellent music,
and Reverend A. A. Moore addressed
the young couple and pronounced his
blessing upon them.
After the ceremony relatives and
friends gathered at Mr.. Schmidt's 8
home for congratulations and re-
freshments. Among the many beau
tiful gifts was complete dinner set.
The bride is a charming young wo-
man from Portland. Mr.. Schmidt.
who is connected with the A. M.
Hansen sash and door factory, is
a member Of the Catholic Order of
Forresters, and received many CON
gratulations from the Order.
49,
A pupils recital Of the Sara Brown
Savage School Of Expression was Civ
en- at St. Joseph's hall last Wednes-
day evening, February the twenty
first, with the following program
Piano solo, "Valse de Concert"
........,,... Joseph Wieniawsld
Ethel Thomas.
Miss Dorothy Entertains the Minis
ter" Observation-Disclosures. Bitney
Vernie Powers.
(a) Wood Hants' .... .Culbertson
(b) Little Brown Baby" Dunbar
Dorothy Smith.
Billy Brad and the Big Lie. Butler
Emma Loughridge.
Vocal solo, Until You Come" .Metcalf
Olive MCGEE.
"owyhee Joe's Story" .., Wildman
Robinson Day.
Her First Visit to the Butchers.
.'....... ,..,...,.......... Fiske
Bertha Eckerlen.
(a) "Chiquita" ......... Bret Harte
(b) Rosa" .........N Nick Long
Ethel Thomas.
Comedy, Man Proposes" ....,,.
".,....,....,.n. Sidney Grundy
CAST
Captain Huntington. Lloyd Westley
Belle Huntington ..,. Olive Riddell
Nora, her maid. .,. Rhea Wilson
The opening number, brilliant
piano solo, was beautifully played
AS a little girl entertaining the min.
lister until her mother arrives
Verne Powers was very amusing.
Dorothy Smith is taking her first
work in elocutlon and her numbers
were well given. Emma Lough-
ridges selection was one of the best
recitations. Olive McGee's sweet
voice made her vocal solo most en-
ioyable.
Robinson Days best work was CIV
en- in his selection on this program.
Bertha Eckerlen's number was one
Of the best and her lines were excel
lently read Ethel Thomas reclta-
ton was fine. The little comedy
with its funny situations and good
acting was delightful.
All of the numbers were heartily
received and the audience gave evil
dence of its appreciation by enthusi-
astic applause.
Mrs. A. Follett and daughter, Max
inc, Of Portland, who have been in
California for the past two months,
arrived In Salem last Tuesday and
will be guests for a short time, Of
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Klein at 111S Oak
street.
Miss Rita Steiners many friends
will be glad to know Of her contln-
ued Improvement and the assurance
of complete recovery.
80
Miss Mata Klein OF Portland, was
a guest in Salem last week.
80
For an afternoon of sewing, Miss
Ellen Thielsen entertained the Ken
sington club yesterday and served a
lovely luncheon when the work was
laid aside. A bowl Of pink tulips
graced the table and cards with
clever verses marked the places
sFt
Doctor and Mrs. +. H. Thompson
are enjoying a visit from Miss Cas-
sic Thompson, the doctors sister,
who lives in Albany. From Salem
she will go TO Seattle. where she
will be the guest Of her sister.
The Needlecraft club met with
Mrs l.. Short yesterday afternoon for
Washington birthday party. Flags
with red and white carnations
formed appropriate decorations
Hatchets and cherries marked guest
places at luncheon. Miss Short, a
granddaughter Of the hostess, as