Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

recitals - OYer and thin
'0ng pasJ save for certain
lingering memories, and thOugl
abandoned their customary sOcia
haunts and fled from shaded drawing
rooms 70 the Rladsome, outdoor spaces
and the very air is silent. broken only
music lovers themselves have
night, yet strains Of the coming sea
con are already family heard, presag.
ing an early musical eyent-the open.
ing concert Of the Portland Amateur
symphony Orchestra Association. Al.
though the date for this concert is not
generally known, AZ get. il will take
place some time in tho early fall.
Meanwhile thD6e whose names win an.
pear on the program are practicing
zeal0usly and bending every effort to.
ward the perfection VI their talent
which win be gwen full play at the
opening concert Among these Is Miss
Mary schultz, Salem > gifted and well
known yioiuiste, who will be- formally
presented by William Wallace Graham
a. his pupil Mr Graham who Is also a
great favorite Boz both Salem and Port
land musical circles has been elected by
the Symphony Orchestra Association ns
conductor for the coming season. This
society which has been organized for
some time is for those who are anxious
10 progress in their music and the op
PoriuDity Us open 10 amateurs who nrc
advanced far enough 10 join. The Mr.
cheslu ls m educational suripiy and
offers road 10 work into the profcg.
h0n art a concert was given hy lhigI
organization lust March, proving dis
tinciigc success 10 IT. ihr aim Of the
society 10 have the ieacbers represent
by the iink'ing b0uiocs NJ % summers
vocal, indrumcuinl and violin. AM
through their pupils, the three sections,
IN the upbulding Of amateur musical
who love good music and are Interested
activities may well look forward 10
treat az this concert The program will
be announced early ia the fall
The club women of Salem are antici
Fhtng O highly interesting and note
worthy event during the last week In
October, when the Womans Club of
Salem will entertain the State Fedora
iion Of Womnn's clubs Dor three days
~ the Capital city Though the pro
gram has only been shetrhcd in tho
large 40 yet, u promises 10 bo a most
Instructive aud entertaining one. II
viii incorporate a large variety OF CA =
tellent features and every hour Of the
three days and possibly moro will be-
one donbly worth while to the club d
members. Tho lornl club is planning "a
very profitable calendar Of lis own Tor ,
the coming year. Mrs z. A. Elliott.
the president and Mrs Anna Ropers
flahi the chairman Of the cnlendnr com.
miiice hope 10 soon have the details
completed, when number NJ pleasur 4
able surprises and distinctive proprams /
viii be revealed The committee bopos I
TO draw largely ON club mcmbes for T
various contributions this year, ~ the
CLUB II made up Of some very strong
ana resoufcoful women, more than cana I
DIE of adding new territory 10 ihe @
constantly widening sphere of influence n
welded by the Womnns Club of sa h
lem. ' a
a most happy opportunity for meet O.
lug Dr and Mw Carl Grgn nuncy and q
extending 10 them cordial welcomc "
MAS afforded the many friends uf vii q
'Amette University Wednesday evening %
nheh the official board OF the Mcthn b
iis' church gave a reception in honor of NJ
me new college president and his wife "
AZ the church parlom. The decorations "
consisting Of shasta dnues and golden y
fod WITH ropes of ivy struur between !
NE PILLARS, were effectively arranged y
produclng a result that was plcngins y
ind artistic 90 The .mallrst detail. Tbr "
''en'ng WAS most enjoyable one iu
very NnY, many new acquaintance
'eing made aud many old ones hnppih
.eriNcd At least two hundred and "
iity guests were present during th.
vening Nauou, musical numbcrs con. ~
ubutcd throughout tho evening byIg
Hiss Mary Schultz and Harry MN. 4.
.roNided ouu of the pl,usufahle f,n ~
nfet oi The reception Miss Mary Nm ~.
y and Miss Nurcl Sleeves r,re,yrl Z,
be guests ut The door. while the nam IN
=" Of 'hc receiving live proper Nefr Il.
" ana Mrs v v A,isuu. Dr. and ~,
sfs Carl Gregg pouc, d. and Mrs la
.enfr j Talbu't, ~ and Nn. A La
tceNcs NJ and Me- 4 A lee Ian
hose who assisted iu rrrrlyinr nb,u M
" room were, Professor and Mira ID,
, p klfk Mr. and Mrs D. n Nj
'fnes M aud Mr L. u. Van Wrinkle. IS
~ Mrs a. II Alden Miss Gcuc,i,,r in
'mou aud Niss Carrie DUukspy srprb %,
ibc punch bowls. assisted M Mis-. Uu
o'enee Page aud Miss Leila M,Cad i,
.m. ws
Ono of Che most dclirbthl agni,.I NJ
'h" week MAS the bnlpe t,, pi,ep drI
icsdhN afternoon hy Mrs q Wa pur
and ME- n r. noIiurcr nt Mr.. IFu,
'tlars home. lloo south Ihs,,, Don
rect The ropms vtrr ,rr, ntts.,t rp
p being decorated With flowers ,or ror
s'i'r W the late irusou. amunr within ttt
'ic duhiihh sweet ptus aud f,fn. iho
ore were seven nblps used. tho card We.
'pby falling 90 Nr O. N Ur,v,
mosi enjoyable pprrAm uas Give, Nh
Ahg lhr AFTERNOON, consisting of An. d,
umenial and vocal selections anal n
alngs which was given by Mi.. N''
re liolnprr Miss Laura Grant ANA su'
- MafA Long Those vbo ss.i.,.l 'vf
Ihe serving hour we're Ms IC.Nei, ,l''
b 4. y iaflrr ana Miss unlio.., 'Nk
guest hst Included Mrs en-. Er
q, Mrs D. Smith, Mrs j. n. Van l3.a
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