Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-01

Ballad" by Cowen, which was quite
unlike most vocal selections. This
Scotch song with its military rhythm
brought tremendous applause demand
ing encore, which was given in a de-
lightful bit of PHILOSOPHY" Mrs. Ad
elaide Merrill Biddle was Mr.. Reds
excellent accompanlst.
Souvenir" by Didla was Mrs. Viola
Vercler-Holman's contribution The
expected always happens when this
young woman lifts the bow to her
violin. The exquisite song without
words, was joy and her audience
would not cease applauding until she
appeared with encore. A beautiful ar
rangement of annie Laurie" was
pleasure for the guests. Miss BerniCe
Sauter played artistically, Mrs. Hol-
mans Accomplishments Miss Blanche
Liston, a pupil of the Sara Brown
Savage school Of expression, capti-
waited her listeners when she gave "A
Telephone Monologue," and responded
with "The Good Little Girl and the
Fly" The readings were replete with
action which proved Miss Liston to be
an actress of no mean ability.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room, Mrs Harry E. Clay and
Mrs. William H. Burghardt, Jr.. pour
ed at the table centered with a potted
genista and wreathed in asparagus
fern. Mrs John Jay Roberts, Miss So
phie Catlin Miss Lueen Moreland and
Miss Mabel Robertson served. And
the curtain falls upon another success
to the credit of Salem Womans Club
Invi.ationes have been received iT
Salem for the marriage next Tuesday
in Portland Of Miss Lena Simpson tt
Doctor Frank McCauley. Miss Simp
son is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Simpson and has often visited II
Salem as guest Of Mrs. Mark Shff
Doctor McCauley is son Of Mrs. Alice
McCauley, who formerly resided il
this city Miss Simpson has been thu
recipient of much pre-nuptial atten
tion.
The Elks' entertainment given fo
their families and friends last Monda!
night in their beautifully refurnishet
rooms was splendid success. Grea
palms let dignity to the decorations
which added beauty for the occasion
Before dancing in the hall there wa
music in the club rooms down stairs
A selection by the Peerless orchestrj
vocal solos by Miss Inez Denison AM
Miss Ada Miller, Dan Langenberg
Louis Orderman and Albert Egan. A
eleven o'clock Doctor w. Carltol
Smith responded to the toast. A yer
large crowd of people enjoyed the de
Ilightful affair, which was topped Of
with a splendid luncheon.
One Of the most joyous affairs Of tn
week was Miss Eunane Craigs delight
fully informal five hundred party las
Thursday evening, which turned itsel
into a dancing party after the game
were finished. Guests played at min
tables and prizes were won by Mis-
Jessie Keeton and Mr.. Joseph Rein
hart. Out of town guests were Mis-
Mary Barker, of Eugene, Miss Etht
Bugan of Portland Mr. Dudley Clar
and Mr.. Norman Courtney of Portland
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Salem WOman's Club Notes.
One week from today, Februar
eighth, the Woman's Club will hol
Its regular meeting in the library aut
itorium. AT this time the member
VIII listen to an address by Mrs. Her
rietta w. Calvin, Dean of Domesti
Science, oregon Agricultural Colleg
Mrs. Calvin is a most interestin
speaker, thoroughly conversant wit
, her subject, A full attendance is Dc
I sired.
, On Friday afternoon Of last weel
fifteen members Of the music depar
ment enjoyed one Of the most intei
1 esting and best prepared programs ,
! the seasons study The class m,
4 with Mrs. Ray Farmer. Gluck's Ill
, and works from a period of 171i
q 1887 we're discussed.
Mrs. william II, Burghardt, il
a., class director presented eXcerp
from piano score of "Orpheus," Mr.
! Everett Anderson having previous
q read the story Of the opera.
Mrs. Walter Van Winkle gave "Gj
n Vote" from "1phegenia en- Aulis
Gluck- Brahms; Aria from Paris an
Helen" and Cavatina "Senurames
Mrs. Palmer spoke Of Marie Antoil
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