Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-21
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By MoLLrB RUH0oRN


~ OCIAL interest this week has cen
w tered around Mrs. A. N. Bush s
~ affair, an afternoon Of chamber
music, which took place today at the
Bush residence, 2S7 North Capitol street,
Miss Winifred Byrd, Salem's gifted
young pianiste, being presented.
A Most enjoyable entertainment is
to be given at the First Christian
church next Monday evening, beginning
at eignt o clock, when stereoptican
entertainment and lecture will be given,
depicting trip through the Yellow
stone national park, The slides, which
are extremely beautiful and the very
best that can be purchased, are loaned
for the occasion by the Northern Pa.
cific Railroad company. An admittance
Of 10 and IS cents will be charged, the
money 10 be used as benefit for the
Bungalow Christian church, corner Sew
enteenta and Court street. w. A. Bull
lock, superintendent of the Bungalow
Sunday school, will show the slides,
Rev. r. Morton, pastor Of the church,
to give the lecture. The pictures num-
Der one hundred and eight, and are Of
all the more interesting places.
Artistically designed posters, adv6r,
tising the CIluck-imbalist concert, are
attracting much attention in the dis
play windows Of the music stores and
business houses. They are the work Of
Ivan Schumacher, a senior Of the high
school, and member Of the art class.
Each poster bears photographs of the
noted musicians, who are TO appear in
Salem at the armory February 10, and
splcndidly.lettered announcement Of
tho concert. Some excellent work is
being done by the hign school art class,
under the direction Of Miss Ethel Mir.
riam, and it is pleasing to note that
tho pupils work is along practical as
well as artistic lines, and is in demand
as such
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Wilson have re.
turned 20 their home in Portland after
a brief visit here as the guest of the
y. G. Deekabachs. They are former
Salem people and are well known here.
Mrs. Edgar Martin (Alta Altman,
who has been with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. L. G. Altman, during her hus.
band Is business trip to eastern Oregon,
will extend her visit another week Fri.
day evening being tne secomd ami.
versary Of her marriage Mrs. Altman
entertained for her in compliment to
those who assisted at her wedding. Mrs
Martin is graduate Of 'l2 class, Viii
lamotte university, those who compose
her wedding party being for the greater
part present or former students at the
same place.
Those present We're; Miss Eva Hogue
Miss Margaret Hodge, Miss Ruth
Hoige, Miss Vera Martin and Mis-,
Gertrude Eakin; others who assisted
40 the wedding but who were unable tC
attend being Mrs. Otto Wilson, Miss
Lois Martin, Mrs. l. r. Doncasier, OF
Spokan,s formerly Miss Mildred Ben.
nett; Niles Theodosia Bennett, of Port,
land, and Mrs Maurice Bullock for.
I ps.i n.' n,,ss n'u,uu mu, NlurN' OF university
h"'"' "e"Ner' NWo'
m
,,, lne community sing, held at the
nisu'aiu senoo5 was sueh a delightful
success ana gave so much genuine pleas
are taat II was decided TO gather again
for similar affair in two weeks, which
would DO February third. A large mum
Der y pnpiw patrons ana people resid'
ing "a tne lhghland district were in
eI.endanee, the boys OF the Eighth
grale acting as ushers, The singing was
az uohe IN chorus last night, but II Ia
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