Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-16

MIS- AHDIOsb MluulclOuj u buBtnej
William Burghardt, of Albany
Miss West and Mrs. Hoham, of Mon
mouth; Miss Nadia Scott and Mr.. Van
Orsdal of Dallas, all working untir.
ingly for the success of Salem S CON
cert.
The next offering by Miss Minnetta
Mayors, who has brought these splendid
attractions to Salem, win be the Ap-
polio club of Portland, which comes to
the armory Friday, March 26. Although
less notable group Of people than the
musical artists who nave been appear
| ing, this event promises to draw as
large an audience as those given by the
moro renowned performers.
This club was scheduled to give three
concerts this season in Portland, the
first taking place October oath, the sec.
ond the 2nd of this month, the third
announced for May 90 Many Salem
people have attended these entertain
ments and have returned from each with
eugolistic accounts of tae wonderful
music furnished.
This club is in it's seventh season,
with the largest membership in it's his
tory, and it also has the distinction of
being the largest club Of its kind west
of Chicago.
Miss Ethel Barnes entertained her
Sunday school class OF the United
Brethren church from two until five
O'Clock, Saturday afternoon, with u
pretty valentine party, at the nome Of
Mrs. o. j. Manker, 1905 Lincoln street.
The day, which was the inspiration for
the affair, was suggested in many orig.
inal ways, Those present were: Alma
Tatman, Helen Aspirwall, Eva Hedrick,
Frankie Wood, Edith Swanson and
Eleanor Dorrance.
Mrs. a. j. Lennon, Of Portland, and
two little daughters, Margaret and Mar
jorie, are house guests of Mrs. Lennon S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Liston.
They will remain for the week, coming
down especially to attend the produe.
tion oe "Brown of Harvard" tonight
and Wednesday evenings at the Grand,
in which Mrs. Lennon s sister, Mrs.
Blanche Liston Neimeyer, plays the
leadiIg feminine role.
Miss Minnetta Magers who mas been
recently appointed to take charge Of
the musical work at the high school, be.
gan the work Of organizing yesterday
morning. Great enthusiasm has been
manifested by the students, their par
ents, many from outside even asking
for information concerning their eligi-
bility to join. Miss Magers has select
ed Miss Bernice Sauter as her accom-
panist, and in so doing has won much
appreciation, Miss Sauter being n fin
ifhed and intelligent pianist, who aas
given much pleasure with her playing
at both private and public entertain.
ments,
Thhty-one voices were tried out yes
terday among the girls, some excellent
material being found. The boys will
take up their work Wednesday morning,
These organizations, which are conpos-
ed entirely of high school students, will
sonfine their public apearanpces to
their school entertainments, expecting
to appear frequently at affairs of this
kind their assistance being largely
counted upon at the graduation exer.
cises which take place in June.
The "Al Muhi Lo" Campfire girls
were guests of Mrs T. w. Davies, of
g25 d street, Friday evening, when she
entertained number additionally in
their honor at pretty valentine party.
Red hearts with other emblems in keep
ing with the valentine idea made gay
decking for the rooms, where informal
diversions were enjoyed.
Campfire girls present were: Lulu
Hcglen, Ametta Bartlett, Do'otay Dav-
idson, Mary Sun, Bessie sun, Marietta
Thompson, Reta Phillips, Jessie Bcwell,
Esther Davis, Georgia Petit, Dora neg
len Laura Atchcson, Emily Phillips
the non.mcmber guests being Pansy
Willard, Madolyn owen, Loretta Rodg'
ers, Greta Wtzel, Gertrude Witzel, An.
nie Huie and Marie Briggs, Esther Sun,
Mildred COfe, Esther Miller, Esther An.
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A charming little valentine party was
given by Miss Eleanor and Miss Lena
luckestein Saturday Afternoon at the
residence Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August HuckeNein, on Market street,
,hcir guests being fourteen of their
close girl friends,
Awards were given in two interesting
contests, comphmenting Frances Doer'
fler aud Catherine Campbell. Music was
also enjoyed u prettly appointed
luncheon completing mo't delightful
afternoon 5 entertainment. Red carna-
lions were used to conter the table,
wiicn was made further attractive with
tiny arrow placecards, red hearts orna'
menting the small tea cakes,
Those who were invited to this af'
fair We're; Leotta Noud, Virginia How.
ard, villa Barues, Catherine Campbell,
Eleanor Campbell, Mary lleeuan, Clare
Barr Gladys Dimler Anna Berndorfuer,
Frances Doerfler Clara Dortler Dor
ris llalverson and Esther Gratrager