Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-14

opening number was duet, Pierce Re-
wards Girls" by the Misses Esther
Cox and Lucille McCulley. A quartette
consisting of Harclad Jory, Miss Grace
Smith, Miss Stella Graham, and Paul
Irvine sang "Sweet Genevieve," by
Henry Tucker Wallace MacMurray,
the new English and expression teach
er at the university, gave as the clos
ing number piano solos, Chopin q
" Prelude" J." and in response to encore
Schumann's "Traumerei and Roman.
ze."
The Degree of Honor sewing club
met at the home of Mrs. Mary That
cher, Thursday, February 5. Mrs
Sarah Donaldson and Mrs. Thatcher
entertained, assisted by Mrs. W. Moir
of Portland and Mrs, Culver of Orenco.
After sewing and good social time,
delicious refreshments we're served
Two new members were added to the
club. Those present were: Mesdames
Carrie Holman, Amanda Anderson,
Minnie Patterson, Sarah Donaldson,
Sarah Hobson, Tena Wright, Arabelle
Bailey, Lizzie Read, Aria Simeral,
Nellie White, Gladys Stutsman, Greta
Bailey, Matte johnson, Sarah Dorsey,
Edith Door, Mary Thatcher, Bertha
Viesko. The visitors were Mrs, Shell
of Portland, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Les
lie, Mr.. Moir and Mrs. Culver. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs. Ber-
tha Viesko's South Liberty street.
Salem friends of Miss Helen L. Bev-
eridge will be interested in the an.
nouncement of her engagement to JOS
eph Edward Law of Washington, D, c.
Miss Beveridge is a niece of Mrs. U.
G. Shipley of this city and was recent
ly the honor guest at several social
affairs while visiting here with her
mother.
Mrs. August E, Huckestein who has
been visiting eastern relatives since
December ret med during the week,
coming by wa of southern California
where she spent some weeks.
Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr,, has re.
turned from Oregon City, her former
home, where she has been visiting and
going down to Portland at intervals to
attend the John Mccormack concerts.
Miss Genevieve Haley Of Portland,
who resided here with her parents few
years ago, is the guest of Miss Ellen
Thielsen. Miss Haley is an artist of
considerable ability, being awarded the
first prize for the most artistically de.
signed poster used at the national con.
vention of Elks in Portland. She will
return to her home Monday.
Representing the Christian Endeavor
societies Of this city the following
young people went to Jefferson last
Sunday to attend conventions Miss
Grace Smith, Miss Stella Graham, Miss
Ethel Casebere, Miss Ruth Hodge, Miss
Norma Harper, Miss Gladys Luthy,
Miss Gertrude Luthy, Paul Homan,
Emory Doane, Leland Sackett, Harold
Jory, Harold Eakin, Howard Jewett
and Herman Clark.
Lunch was served in the Methodist
church Of that place and after q short
business session the following program
was presented;
Song by Congregation.
Prayer.
Quartette-"Sing On" Mr.. Jory,
Miss Smith, Miss Graham Mr.. Clark,
Bible Study--Miss Hodge,
Solo-'He Was Not Willing That
Any Should PERISH" Miss Smith.
Social Life Of the Organization
Miss Harper.
Solo" seplemater Finance" Mr..
Jewett.
Solo--"Thro' the Gates, Mr. Jory.
Mission Study-Mr Eakin.
Quartette-''To the Haven of Thy
Breast"
Spiritual Life of Organization
Mr.. Homan.
Duet--Miss Graham and Mr.. Jory.
Song-Dismissal.
$50
The Cherrians held an election Sat.
urday evening, resulting in M. l.,
Meyers being crowned "King Bins" :"
and others to the following high
honors;
Lord Governor Wood-Waltcr L.
spaulding
Chancellor Of Rolls--Carl D. Gabriel
son.
King Jester-Geo. II. Graves.
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