Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
SALEM SATURDAY JULY H. 1915

TINS week were Nht MlSSeS Edith and !
Gertrude Buell., Of Eugene, Tri Delta
Sorority girls and students AT the Uni. /
versity of Oregon. They came down 10 (
attend the Churchill-Elton wedding and
were entertained during their stay as
house guests of the William MeGn, /,
ehrists, Sr. A motor trip to Silver Creek /
Falls, included them over the weekend. I
Mrs. William MeGilchrist. Jr. gave n I
nine place luncheon Monday for their 1
pleasure, the senior McGilchrists were
hosts Tuesday evening az an informal /
affair. Mr.. and Mrs, James N[eGilchrist /
entertaining in their honor Wednesday !
with n sixteeu.eover dinner. the oeea.
sion also being in eommemorution of the /.
hosts first wedding anniversary. The
Misses Buell. left for their home Friday |
morning.
One of the attractive affairs of the
week was the pre'nupual party given
by Mrs, Paul HauSer, assisted bv Mrs.
Paul Rasmussen, and Mrs. Ivan Bel.
linger. Monday evening The gather.
ing complimented Miss ANNA Schirmer,
bride elect of ]. W. Savage. Lovely
floral decorations beautfied the rooms.
Crimson dahhas Were arranged in the
living room, festoonS Of hearts and Gu.
pids, ornamenting the electrolieres, The
hall and dining room were attractive
with margucrites. Hearts" were the
diversion of the early part of the even.
ing. Following the collation., the honor
guest was presented her arts, miscel
lancous array of useful and beautiful
articles. Those receiving invitations
werc Mrs. Joseph Bach, Mrs. james
McEvoy, Mrs Watkins, Mrs. II, V. Me.
Claim, Mrs, Lloyd Hauscr, Mrs, L. Stiff.
iler. MIS-. l.. p Aldrich. Mrs. Hugedorn,
Mrs. l.. Bellinger, Mrs J. W. Pattcr.
son. Mrs. A. G. Schaffer, Mrs A. Ras.
mussen, Mrs. Roy Smith Mrs. 4. 2ie.
lcsch of Independence; Mrs. Guy Dounc,
Mrs. p. Rasmussen, Mrs. l.. G. Curtis,
Misses Bena Moisan, Lena Gaber, Oril.
la Baker, Bernice Clark, Martha Car.
rodi, Mabel Savage, Maudc Savage,
Mabel Rasmussen, Katie Schirmcr, Net
tie Gibson, LaNerne Gibson, Ruth
Tower, Halle Gibson, Harriet Swie.
mink, Gertrude Crossau, Florence Bill.
ings, Agnes Billings Esther Billings,
Evelyn Gremmels, Ros0lic Bach, aud
Eva Scott.
A small party of friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Doe near the Fair Grounds, Wednesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Doe IS birth
day. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Doe, Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Searles, Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Mul
len, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Cottcrman,
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry V. Doe, Miss Anna
Mullen, Miss Clara Doty, Charles Mul.
len Masters Howard and Irwin Scarf.
es, Miss Doty is the week end guest
of the Mullens and will return to her
home in Jefferson Friday.
They are telling us that the time has
! already arrived when we must depend
upon American composers for all our
new music, and realizing tnis, music
teachers and musical artists all over
the country are beginning to feature
the compositions Of our own song and
music writers on their programs II is
gratifying to see that local musicians
are complying with this digression from
the old paths. The latest to call atten.
tion to contemporary song writer
locally is Miss Minnetta Magers, whC
arranged a group Of four of Mac Der
mid's best.liked compositions on the
presentation program Of Miss Florcnc,
Ruth Fugate Monday evening. Mr.
: Mac Dermid makes his headquarters in
Chicago, and this winter, with Mrs
= Mac Dermid, who sings, appeared on 6
program given by the Portland ApollC
club. OF this group, many liked Mis-,
Fugate best in the last two. Her worl
throughout was most delightful he'
voice, as well as her personality, charm
ing her audience, which completely fiji
ed the studio. The variations of hei
number made the program especially en-
IiWable, ranging from the dramatic I,
the lighter heart songs. In her intro
ductory selections the quiet beauty o
. =" The Gift, by Brown, changed TO Nh,
dramatic and inspiring music Of 9TH,
Stormy Evening, from Underwood
Homer and the fayorite "Spring
T Awakening by Buck. These song
were NO charmingly given that Miss Fu
gate was compelled to respond. He
return number was d" Till / Wake. 3
by Wordeu. In the "Hindo0 Chant, p
by Bemberg, which followed she wa
, given an opportunity Of displaying an
, other quality Of her voice. The loy
. notes were remarkably taken, the re
sonant temper Of her tones beinl
, brought ont most comprehensive
/ Closing her program, Miss Fugate SAM
one French song, "Le Parlate Il Am
our, ~ from Faust, by Gounod. an,
, Two songs, "Des Hold My Hands To
, night" " aud "De Las Long Res 4" b,
Carrie Jacobs Bond, the latter beinI
generally considered especially adapte,
for a cOutralio yGee She rcspOndc,
10 two other encores, "The Gypsies,
. by Cassard, and Sunset, by Dudle
Buck Mrs Anna Rogers Fish as
sisted on the program with
reading, "A Boy and Girl Story,u b.
Tom Mason II was 80 delahtmll
given that the audience insisted ON an
y other number, Mrs Fish respondin
with Ilis Tw" Strings humorou
i little clipping which Mrs. Fish had tab
cu from an eastern newspaper. Mr
Viola Vercler Holman was another mos
: appreciated assistant. She gave In
wonderful way the "Ouontale.u b
Cesar Cni, Introducing aud closing III
selection with The pizzacato movement
The distinctly Oriental motif Of III
? piece was brilliantly sustained through
out. She also responded 20 an enthul