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

SeieSliOn WorIny OF special mention
Mrs. Aver whose voice is fresh and
clear and gives evidence of excellent
cultivation, is a most desirable acoui.
sition to Salem music circles. The
following programmed numbers were
presented:
Qui vive Galop (Gauz). GLADYS
Scott, Irene Curtis, Muriel Sleeves,
Miss Weller.
Clique Bretonne (Bachmann), Clare
Winkler.
The Brook (Woodman), Gladys Scott
Up to Date March (Gieben. MurieI
Sleeves, Miss Weller.
The Swallows (Cowen), Mrs. Eliza
beth Aver.
Solfeggettlo (Bach), Persian Song
(Burmeister), Cudworth Flint.
Trot de Caveliere (Rubinstein). Le-
ona Wiedmer, Isola Smith, Clare Wink.
Ter, Margaret Rodgers.
Second Mazurka (Godard), Leona
Wiedmer.
Scarf Dance (Chaminade), Fantasle
IN D Minor (Mozar), Margaret
Rodgers.
The Dawn (Guy de Hardelot), Mrs.
Elizabeth Aver.
Four Tone Poems, Spring, Summer,
Autumn, Winter (SchOnackier), Isola
Smith.
March Militalre (Schubert), Mrs. B.
,. Schucking, Mrs ]. H. Roberts, Mrs.
Jhauncey Bishop, Miss Weller.
In memory of good Saint Patrick,
he Ladies' Altar society Of st. JOS
'ph's church arranged a musical and
literary program for last Monday ev-
ming at st, Joseph's hall.
Opening the program was a violin
olo.
Come Back to Erin" and "Shoogy
'hoo," vocal solos, Mrs. William F.
'kiff and Mrs. Grace Wheelock.
kathleen Mavourneen,' Miss Kate
D'Blasser.
Trombone solos, "The Harp that
lnce Through Tara's Hail." and the
Last Rose Of Summer" Wikje Swart.
Song of Irish Names Mrs. f. X. |
.lbrich.
Piano solo, Miss Berndorfner.
Some Irish Airs" Mr.. Leo O'Don-
ell, who also amused the audience
18th Irish stories.
A very entertaining little sketch, |
Lettys Return" was delightfully."- |
iven by Mrs Roy Shields, Miss Hazel
rixon, Miss Bertha Eckerlen, Miss
live McGee and Miss Blanche Liston,
II students Of the Sara Brown Savage
chool of Expression.
A good program and fine supper
ere enjoyed last Saturday evening,
hen the Ladies' Aid society of the
wedish church entertained in Hurst
all. The affair was planned for the
lccess with which 1t was crowned.
.iss Wikberg and Mrs, Lehman gave
lano solos and reading selections, to-
ether with other numbers, all very
ljoyable.
Kenneth and William Kinney, stu
ents at Willamette university, left on
uesday afternoon to pass the Easter
acation with their mother in her
each home at Gearhart Park Mrs.
da Strong and her grandson, Henry
lesley Thielsen, accompanied the
1ung men, and will be Mrs. Klnney's
iest and also the guest of Mr.. and
RS. Walter Eakin in Astoria; her
sit to be continued for a couple Of
eeks.
Mrs. Louis Hooker and small son
ichard Of Joplin, Missouri, arrived
Salem last Tuesday from Portland,
here she has been visiting her
other, Mrs. Carrie Rineman. She
Ill be the house guest of the e. p.
at 994 Church street dur"
6 her stay In the city Mrs. Hooker
as Miss Ella Rineman before her
arriage.
Mrs. Laura Irwin, whose home is in
1rtland, is the guest of Mrs. w. Carl
n Smith for a visit Of indefinite
myth. (
Miss Ruth Wallace entertained this !
eek as house guest,' Miss Eleanor ]
heeler Of New York. {
Rat
Thompson Of the Varsity is the title
a play which will be given this
ring under direction of Professor !
ddle of Willamette university, the 4
st of characters to be made up by {
e students; Phil Thompson, Frs /
ne; Joe Green, Anderson; Charlie {
lyls, McInturf; Fatty" Merrill, Hol- /
lgsworth; Bert Holiday, Wlnslow; Z
ephen Gray, Hickock; Fred Wood s
lorge Cole; Buck Harding, Francis: 1
ldison Hornblower Ray Smith, AL q
rnon Evens Sears, Randall. Jerry [
lams; Sherlock" Watkins; Prof. 2
DWELL, Schmidt; Eleanor Crowell, I
ss Metcalf; Mrs Green Miss Jessie I
,ung. Hazel Green Miss Bradley i
ice Taylor Miss Mark; Sarah, Miss
sist members of the team, Meek.
'Kee, Gardiner lIimpel, Mccain, I,
Iy. -
One hundred and twenty-five Of the =
lrried and older members OF First Il
esbyterian church responded Mon e
y to invitations from Mrs. George y
arce and Mrs. William SteusloR n
+ an evening of old-fashloned y
hool work. a
The unique affair was given in the Il
rlors Of the church and was a N
Oh success. q
With Mr.. George Rogers as school !,
Ister II goes without saying that Il
, exercises and recitatlons we're I,
to be remembered forever s
s costume alone was fearful and A
No country school Of gem %
atoms back was popular without al
"spelllng-bee'. On Monday even 4,
, Mrs. John Lewis and Mr.. Joseph d
bert chose sides and Spelled o
wn" with equal disregard Of pro- 8,
eties. N