Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-30

SWlhE sacred concert given at the
First Christian church yesterday
y afternoon by some of the foremost
local musicians, assisted by Judge j. d.
Flenuer, Riley interpreter, was heard
by a large audience Of music lovers.
The program, which included many diff
ficult selections, was eXcellently given,
and each number was greeted with much
enthusiasm. Only one encore was Civ
en-, however, the length Of the program
preventing frequent responses. Miss
Mary Schultz and Frank Frickey play
ed the Sextette from Lucia, as a violin
duet, so brilliantly, and the demand was
SO insistent that they were obliged to
repeat the number.
A silver offering was taken, which
will be used for choir benefit OF the
Evangelical church. 1t has been an.
nounced that the affair will be given
again in two weeks at the Salem
Heights hall
Those who appeared on yesterday Is
program were Mrs. Thomas II. Gallo
way, Miss Mary Schultz, Mrs. Vera
SchaJp Frickey, Miss Marguerite Flow
er, Frank Frickey B. G.. Kennedy and
Miller Bevier.
Miss Selma Olsen left today for Sc
attic where she will remain during the
winter with relatives and friends.
An enjoyable evening was spent a
the home of Frank Samples, $50 Locus
street, Thursday evening, the gathering
being in honor Of his son, Charles.
The evening was spent playing
games, after which dainty refreshment
were served.
Those present were; Misses Minni
Weaver, Lula Silvers, Luella Lewis
Birdie Watt, Helen Gardner Helel
Gano and Messrs. Miles Lewis, Charlie
Samples, Arthur Silvers, Ralph Silver
and Frank Gardner.
The Philathea class of the Baptis
church was entertained by Mrs. Lore
Barnett and Mrs. A. o. Davidson a
the home of the former on North From
street. Needlework filled the hours IN
til serving time when dainty refresh
ments were passed.
Those present were: Violet Wellbon
Ethel rrindie, Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Cha'
Roth, Nina McNary Mrs. Siegmunt
Esther Coppley Euella Reasoner, Mr.
Thoo. Roth, Mrs. Hawthorne, Mrs. A
o. Davidson, Miss King Mrs. l.. Tive,
dale, Mrs. Edmonds, Luella Barnet
Dorothy Coppley, LeOlan Barnett.
., Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Alberts lei
Friday evening for Southern California
where they will spend the winter. CT
ing first to San Francisco, they wi
spend week of sightseeing, stoppin
at the Palace hotel, From there the
will 20 to Los Angeles, to be the CUES
of friends for several weeks. Pasader
and other Of the larger cities and on
ing places will also be visited befOi
their return.
An event Of much interest in Albar
society was the large dancing part
given Friday night, Mr. and MI
Rocky Mason entertaining with
charming dinner party previously.
vitations were issued to both affai
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunccy Bishop, Mi
Aline Thompson and Bob Roberts,
Salem.
DR.. w. s. Wilkenson, pastor of Il
First Metholist church of Eugene, W
give free lecture In the chapel
Waller hall, Willamette university,
morrow evening at clock, using
his subject "Charlcs Dickens. N
Wilkcnson is thorough student, al
his discussion will no doubt afford
rare literary treat. This lecture is o
Of series which the university is ri
ing this winter.
go
The marriage of Miss Emma Cat
crime Wright to Raymond Keith Ora
was celebrated with a pretty ceremC
ial Wednesday at high noon at the re
dence Of the brides parents Mr., a
Mrs. Clayton Unruh on Rose avenl
Rev. j. MOntcalm Brown, of the Jas