Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23

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seminary in the South, afterwards ac.
cepting position with grand opera
sextette, touring with them the North
west several years. Giving a concert
in Portland during this time, the com
pany came to Salem to spend Sunday
as Miss Magers guests. About forty
music lovers were entertained in their
honor at Miss Magers' studio, the sex
tette giving several most appreciated
numbers. Sunday evening in the First
Presbyterian church, large audience
had the privilege of hearing them in
that wonderful sacred number, "rhe
Inflammatus, from the "Stabat Ma
ter" Those who heard Miss Heiden-
reich will be delighted to hear her
again, as she is a universally reeog-
nized artist. She was former leading
contralto in the "Ben Hur" and
"Prince Of India" productions, later
being with the National Grand Opera.
The old-time social given at the First
Congregational church last night was
largely attended and was one. Of the
most interesting and thoroughly enjoy
able affairs given in church circles fol-
some time. There were more than one
hundred in attendance, the major por'
tion of this number being costumed in
styles of from fifty to one hundred
years ago, many unique and beautiful
colonial, foreign and oriental costumes
being noted The Women's Union OF
this church is divided into five see
tions, this entertainment being giver
by the South Central Mrs. II. l.. CLARK
bad charge of all the arrangement OF
the program, which was most delight
full, 1t was given in the following or
der:
Song, "Auld Lang Synej" Scottisl
Grafton, by John Bayne; song, "OlC
Folks at Home;" oration, by Mr.. Haz
zard, impersonating Roman senator
solo, by William McGilchrist, ST.
French.harp solo, by H. J.. Clark; song
"Pull for the Shore, the Kaiser is Com
ing;" solo, by Rev, Mr., Elvin ant
chorus, "Cousin Jeddia is Coming;'
song, by all.
Following the program, coffee ant
gingerbread was served. During tn,
evening several solos were sung by
William McGilchrist, Sr,, accompanied
by Miss Isobel McGilchrist at the pi
ano.
The exhibit of heirlooms was varie(
and particularly interesting, among
them being a wedding cake baked il
1867, and German Bible Of l747
Fifteen dollars was realized from tn,
small admission fees, the young ladic
of the church also having on sale home
made confections.
The church was attractively decorat
ed with flags and bunting, the anti
quated bonnets and gowns lending
picturesque and unusual charm Of thei
own.
DR.. and Mrs b. l.. Sleeves, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Friedrich A. Legge and DR.. an,
Airs. II. j. Clements entertained joint,
for the members Of che Cherry Cit
Flincn club, and a large number add
tionally last night ut the beautifu
home Of the fomer. The guests mum
bered about forty-fiye ten tables beinl
llldctu lH lhc spurious Ioollo lol W.
games, later being joined while tn
serving was being done, Miss Murie
Sleeves, Miss Margaret Legge, Mis-
Eva Miles, Kenneth Legge and Labal
Sleeves assisting at this hour
This club, which is probably the old
est iocial club in tile city being organ
lied as it has for the past fourier
years, has at present a membership G
eighteen couples.
Guests who enjoyed this most delight
full affair were: Mr., and Mrs +. A
Elliott Mr.. and Mrs b. G, Carrier, MI
and Mrs. G. x. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mr..
j.. H. Compton, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. {
Findley, Mr.. and Mrs.J. o. Van WnllC
MIR. lnd Mrs W. G. Allen, Mr.. and Mr.,
o. NJ. Smith, Dean aud Mrs. George #
Alden, Miss Grace Young, the clu
members being Mr., and Mrs. Il. !