Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-17

nlngs. The programs have been care
fully selected the young pianists TO he
assisted by some of Salem's best enter.
tainment talent. The younger students
will be presented Monday evening
when Miss Emmaline Klein will CON,
tribute readings, violin selections to be
given by Lorenzo Simpson. Small
/ Frances Ward who has become quite
a favorite as vocalist will appear in
songs, others of the young folk to COM
plete the evenings entertainment with
solo and chorus work, one of the most
attractive of the latter to be a butter
fly number. Tuesday evening Miss
Inez Dennison will furnish vocal selec
tons when the older pupils give their
recital. Mr.. Skinner will play clar-
met obligato Miss Bertha Duncan to
accompany him. Violin solos will be
a feature being given by Mrs. Viola
Vercler Holman, who will also appear
in violin, piano and organ trio, with
Miss Georgiabelle Booth and Miss Shell
ton. These numbers were much appre.
ciated several years ago, before Mrs.
Holman removed to California and
were frequently given at the regular
services at the First Congregational
church. Both recitals will begin
promptly at o clock.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Watson, of Port.
land, who have been guests during the
week of the Edward S. Tillinghasts,
returned to their home yesterday,
Members of the Chadwick chapter,
order of Eastern Star are awaiting
with pleasure the annual official visit
of their worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Nellie MCGOWAN, of Medford, and Wor.
thy Grand Patron, Charles H. McGirr,
of Portland, both to be in Salem next
Tuesday evening. A O'Clock supper
will be served in their honor in the
banquet hall of Masonic Temple, the
entire regular work of the order to be
gone through with An entertainment
program and informal reception to fol-
low.
Mrs. John Simmons of Summit en-.
tertained the ladies aid society of the
Summit church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. F. w. Wilson was elected prcsi
dent and Mrs B. Southwick vicepres
ident. An old fashioned quilting party
occupied the time, the following enjoy.
ing Mrs. Simmons hospitality: Mrs. f.
Koehn, Mrs G. Adams, Mrs Hart Mrs
A, Southwick, Mrs. F. W. Wilson, Mrs
Burton, Mrs. c. Moore Mrs. j. Smith,
Mrs. L. Grice, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. b.
Morgan, Mrs. w. R. Shinn, Mrs. B.
Southwick and Mrs. Startup. The So
ciety will meet again in four weeks.
Generous Salem folk are given an
opportunity of assisting in establish.
ing by contributions an out of town
library. Mrs E. L. Armstrong is max.
ing an effort to enlist the assistance
of local people in starting library at
Wilamina, her daughter, Mrs. McNa-
mar, a resident of that place making
the initial efforts. 1t Is a small mat,
ter for each home to give one or more
books from their library, the liberality
of a large number of local residents
demonstrating their liberality in that
respect last Christmas, when they were
asked to donate books for the inmates
of the poor farm. The response was
immediate and most satisfactory, every
one of the county's charges receiving
q book as the result Any who have
books which they can give should leave
them at the w. c. Y. L. rooms on
south Commercial street, and they will
be sent Immediately, the benefactors
TO pay the express charges.
The younger piano pupils Of Miss
Elma Weller will be presented in recital
Saturday May l.
The T. A, Rinehart home north Of
the fair grounds will be filled with
merry house party June Is to 10 when
the family will hold its eleventh an.
nual reunion. Phere are nearly three
hundred members of the family resid.
ing near and far but it is not expected
that more than one hundred will be
present. An informal reception will be
held June 49, the last day Of celebra.
tion, when friends will be given an op.
portunity of extending well wishes
and partake of Rinehart hospitality.
Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves are en-.
tertaining with an informal l2.cover