Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-16

Miss Greta Phillips, Mrs. Theodore
Roth, Miss Irmine Bushnell, soloists,
were heard in vocal numbers at the
Marshall reception the first of the
week.
Miss Ada Miller, Salem's popular
soprano, was heard in several vocal
numbers at the business men s ban
quet at the Hotel Marion Tuesday,
Miss Berniee Sauter accompanying her.
Miss Miller was scheduled for one
number, but that number was so en-.
Enthusiastically received that she was
compelled to respond to seven insistent
encores.
At the close of the regular meeting
of the Wednesday Musical club, com
posed of pupils of Miss Minnetta Ma
gers, the following program was rem
dered:
Nlolets Roma
Hi, Lii Feller ............................ Riker
Gertrude Irwin.
From the cycle "Sheaf of Little
Songs -" You re Just as Pretty
as the Day" and Butterfly" "..
) Robert Conningsby Clark
V. Rose Pratt.
"When the Daylight Goes"; GA
'Song of SPRING. .Neidlinger
Mrs. Lima Jasper.
/ An Evening Song" Fat LII Feller
With His Nanny Eyes" ............
Greta Phillips.
From the Cycle "rhe Wandering
F ore'-"The Lament; Doubt
Not Roma
Bernice Sauter.
Miss Irwin, Miss Pratt dld Mrs.
Jasper made their first appearance at
this time, but their singing aroused
muca admiration, showing careful
study and good tone productions.
Miss Phillips, always favorite, was
especially pleasing in her rendition of
! her character song.
Miss Sauter is generally known to
the Salem musical public as pianiste
and yiolinist of unusual accomplish
, ment, but those who have been privil.
eyed to hear her in song predict that
should she care to she could please
equally well with -hGr voice as she has
with ner instruments.
Her numbers, although difficult, were
: well handled, displaying tone quality
and decided artistic temperament. She
played her own accompaniment.
Miss Gladys Kirmse, of Seattle, il
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs
B. F. Schunkweiler, on Trade street
for the week.
! Msis Ellen Thielsen left YESTERDAY
$ for Portland, going from there to Bend
5 Eastern Oregon, where she will 90 b,
auto stage 100 miles into the cente
of Lake county, whore she will spent
4 part OF the summer with Miss Mar,
Eakin, who mas taken up Homestead
, there.
a Miss Eakin is the attractive daugh
:. ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eakin
2 former Salem residents.
The Loyal Womens class of th
h First Christian church met last Thurs
e day afternoon at the nome of Mrs. 81
G las Riggs, corner of Center and Sum
f mer streets.
{ Mrs. j. d. Godfrey, former presiden
of the class, having resigned her Of
flee that she might travel with he
v husband, Mrs. William May was elect
y ed her successor
A CHEEKY letter from Mrs. Margare
Heiser, former teacher of the class, bu
It now of Los Angeles, Calf, was rea
f with much interest Mrs. Heiser is
woman Of whom it can be said at
know her is to love he-.-'
= The following program was enjoye
? by all present;
Vocal duet, "Some Day." Mrs. Cha
Knowland and Mrs. T. II. Galloway, a
companied by Mrs. Mary E. McKinne,
Reading, "Lord Dundreary's LIE
ters," Mrs. F. T. Porter.
Piano solo, Mrs. NJ L. Chamberlai,
Reading, "The Darkey's Bi
Words" Mrs. Frank H. Chamberlain
A luncheon was served by the hos
ess. The next meeting will be hel
at the home of Mrs. w. A. Penne
5 1745 South Commercial street.
The following were present.: Mr.
Chas. Knowland, Mrs. Fred Ward CA
bany), Mrs. W. A. Penney, Mrs. Graz
. Corby, Mrs. w. NJ Siegmund, Mrs. !
Scritchlow, Mrs. c. Spray, Mrs. E. V
Powers, Mrs. H. NJ Perry Mrs. G.. ]
J Stoddard, Mrs. F. H. Chamberlain, Nh
j Mary E. Mckinney, Mrs. H. c. Eple
d Mrs. P. S. Hartley, Mrs. J. G. Cam
bell, Mrs. C. c. Witzel Florence Sto
20 dard, Mrs. j. d. Navin, Mrs. Flo
N Clark, Mrs. E. Dwyer, Mrs. E. \
Smith, Mrs. J. E. Peck, Mrs. j.
Todd, Mrs. H. H. Stanton, Lizzie Jake
l. Mrs. M. Grant, Mrs. f. T. Porter. Mr.
le j. G. Morrison, Mrs. W. J. Busick, Nj
B. W. Watcher and daughter, Mrs.
F. Jones, Mrs. R. E. Wilson, Mrs. G..
lie Keeton, Mrs. Joe F. Peery, Mrs. B.
le Kennedy, Ruth Kennedy, Mrs. T.
Galloway, James /. Campbell, Mrs. \
l.. Chamberlain, Mrs. Clifford Elgi
= Mrs. Z. J. Corby, Mrs. S. A. Rigp
III Mrs. Fannie Mulkey, Mrs. John Rigp
Mrs. Silas Riggs, Mrs. ]. E. Godfrey.
RACING MACHINES ARE scHED-
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