Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-18

Down in the Forest .................. Ronald
Miss Flower.
Miss Marguerite Flower-Soprano.
Miss Lucille Kuntz-At the Piano.
Mrs. Seth Kerron, of Eugene will ar
rive in Salem Tuesday to be the holi-
day guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fawk.
Mr.. Kerron will join Mrs. Kerron
later in the week.
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Dr. and Mrs. 7. C. Smith, Jr.. will
have as their Christmas guests, Mr..
ami Mrs. T. Howard Drake and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester F. Goff, of Portland.
The marriage of Miss Zola Hitch
cock, of Portland, to F. Stinson Gan
nett, Of this city, will take place at
the home Of the bride-elect's S sister,
Mrs. Wilbur Pelton Reid at their at,
tractive home on Stark street, Port
land, Oregon, on Christmas eve.
Miss Hitchcock, who is a charming
and popular girl will be decided ac-
quisition to the younger married set of
this city, as they will make their home
IN Salem. Mr.. Gannett is the principal
of the Washington junior high school.
Miss Beatrice Shelton presented a
quartette of young musicians to the
public Monday evening including Miss
Ruth Schultz, Miss Alice Baker, Miss
Laura Arenz and Miss Genevieve Yam.
kee.
Miss Yankees numbers, The Cav.
otte, by GODDARD, and The Clown. by
Thomel, were exceptionally well rem
dered. Miss Schultz, who is best adopt.
ed to melody work, gave Elegie Il Min.
or, by Nollet, and as her second mum.
ber played Les Hirondelles, by God.
ard. Miss Baker, who enjoys music of
q quick, fascinating tempo, PLAYED A
LA Bren Aimee, by Schutt and Mig.
Onette, by Friml. Miss Arenz, who
does brilliant interpretative work, rem.
dered Coquetuela, by Larregla and the
beautiful Minuet by Paderewsli
The first number Of this delightful
programme was the Poet and Peasant
Overture, played by Miss Mary Schultz
and Mrs. Viola Vercler Holman. violins
with Miss Alice Baker at the piano.
This number was responded with a
little Deutsches Tan2.
Mrs. Blanche Niemeyer added in
finitely to the programme by read.
ing, The Angel and the Shepherds,
from Ben Hur, accompanied by Mrs.
Holman, viohn, and Mrs. shelton. or.
gan, who played TOh, Holy Night, -
and strains from 'The Holy City.'
Miss Margaret Hodges, who has a
rich contralto voice gave two charm.
ing numbers, "Dreams by Grey and
Flower Fetters
DR.. Fields entertained group of
friends at charming dinner party
during the week.
Covers were placed for seven.
Miss Roma Hunter entertained the
members of her sewing club at an in
formal afternoon Thursday.
Decorations typical of the season
were artistically used in the rooms,
and lent Chritmas cheer to oe-
cusion.
The club members present were;
Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs. James Chin
mock, Mrs. Lloyd Hauser and Mrs,
Lloyd Stiffler
The additional guests were: Mrs.
Wall, Mrs, Laffler, Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. Carrie Martin.
Mrs, Hunter was assisted by Mrs.
Jones and her daughter, Macyel.
Society tempers its interest around
the approaching dance for which the
Elks will be hosts on Tuesday evening
at their club house.
As this is the last dance of the year
II is eagerly Anticipated by the mem.
bers and their many friends.
Mr., and Mrs. William Brown will be
the charming hosts for the Merry-Go-
Round $500" club Tuesday evening.