Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-02
BY MoLLIE RUNcoRN.

BY M0LLIE RUNCoRN.
Filling the Baptist church to capa.
city, friends and music lovers greeted
Miss Ada Miller in her closing recital
last night. She was assisted by
Miss Bernice Sauter at the piano
and by the Wednesday Musical
club, composed of the following:
Mrs. Hazel Green Cooper, Miss Buena
Mccoy, Mrs. s. T.. Mountain, Miss
Greta Phillips, Miss Ruth Fugate,
Miss Margaret Hodge, Mrs. Percy Cup
per, Miss Jessie Keaton, Miss Gertrude
Irvine, Miss Rose Pratt, Miss Irene
Howard, Mrs. William Babeock, Miss
Beulah Presnall, Miss Leita Hayes,
Miss Gene Bell, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss
Abbie Davis, Mrs. c. Z. Knowland,
Miss Lottie Dimmiek.
Each appearance of Miss Miller was
the signal for prolonged applause, and
the program withal was considered pre-
eminent among concerts given by local
musicians.
Miss Eleanor Colony, aecompanist at
Willamette university, is seriously i'll
at her home on North Twenty-first
street.
Miss Colony's work as an aecompan.
list, both at organ and piano, is in great
demand, and it is with the utmost con-
cern and regret that her personal
friends and music lovers learn of her
illness.
Miss Mabel Smith departed yester-
day for a two months soioum with
former college friends in Michigan, di-
viding ner time between Olivet, De.
troit, Ann ArbOr and Ypsilanti.
She was accompanied by Miss Mar
guerite Mers, who goes to New York
and Baltimore.
Filling several automobiles, the
Frank NJ. Browns, C. S. Burdsalls, H. 3.
POisals, and the o. O. McClellans mo.
tored out to the Mcclellan 3 country
place Sunday, where they enjoyed a
picnic lunch and an afternoon out Of
doors.
Seven automobiles, loaded with Sa-
lem people, Saturday, made the trip
from Salem to OrencO, by way of Nc.
Minnville.
Those making the trip were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Legg and family, DR.. anG
Mrs. H. G. Eppley, Mr.. and Mrs. An.
drew Lee and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mills and family, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b.
Millard and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Jones, DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Cleaents
Mayor Sleeves, wife and family, Pro,
fessOr and Mrs. W. E. Kirk, Mrs. Henry
Vandervort and daughter.
Lunches were brought and the party
spent the day as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Power, enjoying pic
ME in the park, at which strawberries
and cream and lemonade and coffee
were served with their lunches. The
party returned by way of Portland in
the evening.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will serve q sup
per in their church parlors tomorrow
evening between the hours of $3.50 ant
8 o O'Clock Stationed at the different
tables will be Mrs. NJ O. Buren, Mrs
G. S. Burdsall, Mrs. Frank Bowerso,
and Miss Lillian Applegate.
Those composing the committee whC
have charge of the affair are: Mrs
o. P. Hoff, Mrs. George j. Pearce, Mrs
A. L. Brown Mrs. J. C. Griffith, Mrs
II. j. Clements and Mrs Charles Weller
DR.. and Mrs. Fred II. Thompson hav,
returned from Albany, where they wer
guests of Mr.. Thompson g father, Rufu
Thompson.
Miss Fern Hobbs was a week. en-,
guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamm,
house in Eugene.
Invitations are out for the eight
annual commencement of the Saler
high school to be held at the armor
Friday evening, June 5th.
Mrs. r. X. Page was a week EN-
guest at the Chi Omega house in Eu
gene.
Governor and Mrs. Oswald West an
their party will occupy one of the prii
eipal boxes at the brilliant ball to b
given by the rose festival associatio
on the evening of June IL at the Oak
rink.
Mrs. G.. W. Putnam and daughte
Miss Margaret Putnam, are located a
Newport for the summer. They will b
Joined shortly by Miss Virginia Nam
who will be their guest for sewers
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter jerks, daughte
Edith, and Mrs. james winstanley lei
Friday for Portland, leaving from thel
last night for New York, where the
will sail for Europe.
They will tour through England an