Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-18

own complete sets. Miss Mabel Smith
delighted with her piano solo, "The
Nightingale" List.
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From eight until ten, o'clock on
Wednesday evening, January twenty
ninth the club will give a reception
and program at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. c. p. Bishop, $40 North Lib
erty street And the proceeds will be
devoted to the scholarship loan fund.
Every member is expected to purchase
at leafs one ticket. The invitations
to this affair are general, and the club
hopes there will be a very large at
tendance. Programmed numbers for
the evening are excellent and have
been chosen with the view Of pleasing
all tastes. Refreshments will be
served. A most cordial invitation is
extended to every one who is willing
to assist in the good work of helping
worthy young women prepare for self
support. Fifty cents will be asked for
the tickets which can be obtained of
any club member or at Patton's book
store. The nine o'clock coffee given
last year at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. F, Moody was very successful af-
fair and after all expenses were de-
Quoted there was a balance Of eighty
dollars, which was Immediately ap-
piled on the general scholarship loan
fund. The city is larger and the club
membership is larger this year and
there Is every reason to anticipate an
assemblage and results in proportion.
A very large crowd can be accommo,
dated in the spacious rooms Of the
Bishop home and the Salem Women's
Club Is urging cooperation in carry
ing on this most commendable work.
The following splendid program will
be presented at the next meeting of
the music department, which will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Ray
Farmer,
Life and works of Gluck Q714-17SH
Confession of Faith" written as a
preface to his opera "Alceste," Mrs
William Fleming. ..
Marie Antoinette's friendship for
Gluck, Mrs. Palmer.
Piano-Gavotte from Iphegenia en-
Aulis," (Gluck-Brahms); aria from
Paris and Helen; Casatina, "Semir-
ames," Mrs. Walter Van Winkle.
Story of opera, "Orpheus" 1762)
Mrs Everett Anderson,
Excerpts from piano score of "or.
pheus. This is the first program oi
the new series of French opera. The
last series being Italian opera.
The Salem and Oregon club womer
who are members of the General Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's clubs will be in
terested in this New Years greetinl
from their president, Mrs. Percy V
Pennybacker Her letter follows il
part:
"As | look over the field, there II
much of encouragement to report. Ev
cry officer is at work; each chairman
is busy; there are no drones in ou
official family. While it was grea
disappointment that we could not hole
the conference of chairmen in Decem
Der, yet we are making the best of tn,
situation-the chairmen are preparinl
their outlines for a booklet which W,
wish to issue by the fifteenth. Thi
will enable you to have a more com
prehensive view of the whole field o
federation activities, and, therefore
you will be able to choose more wisel
the special work that you will under
take for 1894.
Late in January | am TO be tn
guest Of Arizona at the state meetin
in Douglass. At the risk of being
bit personal, am going to give an ex
ample of the pluck and generosity q
these western women. When Nevad
wrote asking me TO come to them,
stated frankly that l felt the expens
Of the trip would Ae too great bur
den on them. The answer came by re
turn MALL We find that the railroa
fare, exclusive Of Pullman, will not b
more than 500; there, we hasten to sa
that we regard it privilege and not
burden to bear the expense of the pres
ident of our general federation on he
visit TO u.s.
"The third week in February, sha
visit Chicago, the mid-winter meetin
Of Minnesota in Minneapolis, an
Cleveland, Ohio. Early in March, Mr.
Reilly, Mrs, Andrews, Mrs. Christi
and / will hold a council conference
Washington. Easter week / am
, spend with my young people at lie,
ington, Va. In April, May and Jun
! my plan is to visit the state federt
: tons of Louisiana, Arkansas, vlrgini
, attend the council meeting and
Z present at the conventions Of New Je