Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-04

IRNAL, SALEM, OhENS-Nl- -, :
ENJOYABLE features of the program "ele ,.
violin solo by Miss Mary Schultz
vocal solos by Mrs. Percy Cupper, MTs'
Ray Simeral and little Franeis WaIu.
/ A business meeting was held, resulting
/ ing the election of the following OH
GERS for the coming year: Joe meal
lister, president; Mrs. David WFight'
vice president; Miss May steusloI'
secretary; Mrs. NJ. W Rulifson, treas,
urer. The club is planning many COCO
things for the winter, among when van
be several social functions, including
the annual ball. Arrangements are now
under headway for a special y. a. =,
day at the state fair, when Il is hoPed
that students and alumni Throughout
the state viii be present. Definite
announcement as to the date VIII De
made later.
Much interest is being manifested IN
local musical circles as to whether there
will be a concert course of great artists
this season as mas been given Tor the
last -four years under the direction oil
Miss Minnetta Magers. The matter to
a certain extent rests with the pubic
while on the other hand thoee interested
lin these concert courses cannot reacn
definite decision as to whether they
care to pledge their support for the
concert series this season without know
~ thinn Af In the
program obtainable. In view OF this,
it may interest music.lovers Of the city
to know that Salem has been offered q
particularly excellent course this win
ter, consisting of three noted ar
lists, Gogorza, the famous bartonej
Gadski, the popular and well known So
prano, and Rooenthal, the great pianist,
This combination eompcses the three
best artists wn0 can be brought to the
coast this year, the names themselves
indicating the treat in store should the
public decide to lend its cooperation
in bringing the concert stars TO Salem.
Complimenting her house guest, Miss
Gaynl Baldwin, who mas been the motif
for numerous social affairs since her re-
turn from Germany, Miss Edna JOsse
entertained at a charming bridge tea,
Wednesday afternoon, at her home on
North Church street. The decorations
were of scarlet geranipms and baby
breath, producing a bright and delicate
effect. The guests surrounded three ia
bles of bridge, the high hOnors falling
to Miss Baldwin and Miss Rita Steiner.
Mrs. Louis Josse assisted in serving.
The guests included number Of Miss
Baldwin's former intimate friends.
Thursday evening Miss Baldwin was
again the guest of honor, when Mrs,
George Pest entertained with an en-
loyable 800" party at her home on
State street. Three tables were used,
high scores being made by Miss Bald
win and Leo Page. a number of ex-
cellent vocal selections were given by
Tom Ordemann. Later the guests ad
journed to the dining room, where they
circled table handsomely centered
with pink geraniums. Those present at
this affair were: Miss Gaynl Baldwin,
Miss Edna Josse, Miss Lucille Bell Miss
Eugenia Bell, Miss Nancy Skaife. Miss
Jessie KeatCn, Tom Ordemann, Joe Nc
Allister, Oliver Myers, Leo Page. Cliff
ford Farmer, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Post.
Among the social events marking this
week s calendar was happy series of
affairs, complimentary to Miss Harriet
Meader, of Eldora, iowa, the house
guest of Miss Calsta Moore. Monda,
evening a group of friends gave pic
me in Busn S pasture, hcnoring Mis-
Meader, followed by an evening o
cards at the home of Mrs. A. L. Ryai
on Capitol street. Tuesday Mrs. b. j
Miles and Mrs. Donald Miles enter
tanned at luncheon and dinner for Mis-
Meader and Miss Moore at their hom
on Salem Heights. Mrs. W. A. Irvil
and Mrs. Ed N Gillingaam entertaine
with a bridge on Wednesday afternoo,
at the home of Mrs Gillingham. Fou
tables were arranged for the player,
Mrs. Alfred LOvelace receiving the hip
score. Quantities Of marlgolds wer
massed throughout the rooms, yelloy
being the predominating color not,
The same motif was carried out in N
dining.rocm, the table being a hal
mony in yellow Pretty, old. fashione
nosegays in paperlace holders. place
cards and delicate confedtions, all i
yellow, were dainty adiunets to &
decorative scheme. Mrs. Eugenia Gil
hngham assisted in the serving. Tn
guest list included: Mrs. +. A. Moorei
Mrs. N. A. Parker. Mrs. Sisson, Mr.,
e. +. SNafer, Mrs y. NJ. Miller. Mr.,
A. H. MoOres, Mrs Eugenia Gillinl
ham, Mrs. w. c. Smith, Mrs. Alfre
Lovelace, Mrs. y. Z. Deckebach, Mr.
j. A. Craig, Mrs. G. W. Lewis, Mrs. =
u. Ryan, Mrs, Florence Irwin, Mi.
Harriet Meader Miss Eleanor Rodgei
Miss Calista Moores. On Thursday