Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-04

SOCIETY NOTES
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A well selected program, classical and
popular airs, has been selected by Dl-
rector Stoudenmeyer for the regular
Tuesday night band concert. Among
the numbers are:
March Might of Right" o.. Boehnlein
Overture Tampa .................... Herold
Waltz-(a) ''Heart o Mine "............
.......................... Keiser and Platzmann
obi "Dreaming ......................J joyce
Comic Opera Selection-"M Mile. No
diste" ..............-................... Herbert
Descriptive Fantasie-'A A Vision of
SalOme ..................... Lampe
SYNOPSIS Salome has been repuis-
ed by John the Baptist after she aas
exhausted all her powers to enchant
him. She appears before King HerOd's s
birthday feast She dances at his re-
quest. Herod, pleased with her dancing,
promises to grant whatever she may
ask. Salome, still smarting under her
repulse and urged by her mother asks
for the head of John the Baptist. Herod
grants her request. The feast over, the
head of John is brought in charger to
Salome, whose revenge is now complete.
She attempts to dance but is stricken
with fear. She swoons in heap upon
the floor
selection Chimes Of Normandy.
Panquette
(a) Tone Poem Simple Aveu"
ThOme
(b) Patrol-"Th The Passing Band"..
.............-.................. Lansnig-Hildreth
March Co-Ed ................. Zamecnik
The annual picnic OF the Women S
Relief corps, Comrades Of the G.. A. r.,
Sons of Veterans, Spanish war veter-
ans and their respective families will
be held at the fairgrounds Thursday
afternoon, August +. Arrangements are
f-'~g "ale to bring well-filled baskets
for picnic supper and all are urged
to be present.
With the men bagging deer and
spearing trout and the ladies enjoying
the beautiful resort, the campers at
Caseadia are enjoying a delightful va
cation. Salem people among the recent
arrivals are: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Johnson, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Austin
and daughters, Florence and Harriet;
II. A. johnson, Jr.; c. A. johnson and
Mr.. E. j. Canatsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Adolph and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Savage
will leave in few days for Waldport,
where they intend to spend several
weeks fishing and enjoying the many
other attractions that nature has pro-
vided in that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uhauncey Bishop and
sons, Robert and Charles K, motored
early this morning to Agate Beach,
where they will remain for three weeks,
the guests of Agate Beach Inn.
Miss Gertrude Corey and Florence
Corey, both of this city, left Salem yes
terday afternoon to rusticate for a
week near WOodburn. They expect to
nave an especially enjoyable time close
to nature.
Mrs Ray Lacey Holland and her
daughter, Dorothy, lett this morning
for a sOjOurn at Newport at the "Bide-
a Wee" cottage for fortnight Mrs.
s. C. Newberry, Mrs. VIM Lerchen,
Miss Bernice Smith and Miss Mae Tate
expect to leave Wednesday for New
port, and the party of six will enjoy
together the pleasure of the coast.
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The Omega class of girls of Leslie
Methodist Sunday school were enter
tanned last evening informally at the
home of Mrs, George Johnson on South
High street. The girls enjoyed an
evening of embroidery. Refreshments
We're served by the hostess Those
present were, The Misses Florence Mil
Ter, May Rauch, Ruth Ranch, Cora Mil
Ter, Helen Ingrey, Cecile -Ohannon,
Mrs. Fred Ellis, and Mrs j. B. Ulrich.
Mrs. Blanche Howard, of the Carne-
gle library, arrived home yesterday
morning from a six weeks stay at
Berkeley California. Mrs. Howard at
tended classes at the university where
sne studied advance work in the library
course. She has as her guests her