Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
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BY MOLLIB RUE00Ra

hnOWland, MIS-. GeteTsOhj hIso 4hinni'
Downing, Miss Mollie Runcorn, Miss
Nav Higbee Ivan Martin, George
Prichard, Richard Hanson and Sidney
Jones.
The younger Sunday school classes
of the Leslie Methodist church enjoyed
a happy out doors party Saturday
afternoon on the grounds surrounding
the church, Mrs. j. b. Ulrich and Miss
Glodys Carson, teachers Of the two
classes, participating, supervising the
marry-making. About % were present
Admirers of the remarkable ability
Of Mrs. Warren j. Hunt as a moving
picture pianiste are delighted to learn
that she is to return to Salem shortly,
and it is hoped that the patrons of
the local picture houses will again have
the privilege Of hearing her. For the
past eight months Mrs. Hunt has been
engaged as organist at Portland s fore
most picture theater. the National. ....
The marriage Of Mrs. Estella 3. Hu-
lett to B. j, Beatty, of Seattle, was
solemnized at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Patterson, 1923 South Cottage street,
Saturday afternoon at | O'Clock, only
relatives and immediate friends being
present. The couple left this morning
for Seattle, where they will reside
The Jacob Kamms, Of Portland, mo-
tored up to pass the weekend with the
W. Conncl Dyers.
A small son arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Thielsen yes.
terday. The Thiclsens have two other
beautiful children, Nancy and Henry
Wesley.
Mrs. W. II. Cook left Yesterday for
Sweet Home, where she will pass a
week CIR 10 days. with her daughter,
Mrs. Ivan Belinger Miss Lola Belle
Cook).
Vi)lin pupils Of Miss Joy Turner, of
the college Of music, were presented
in private recital last Wednesday even
ing. Sketches of the composers and an
analysis of different parts of the music
preceded the program, making the Sc
lcctions, which were largely made up
of Bach and Beethoven compositions,
especially interesting. Those appearing
were Pearl Osterman, MariCM Emmons,
Bessie Schrunk, Maggie Huffman, Mary
Findley, Pearl George, Maude Clapper
Clyde Gardner, William Sherwood, lie.
more Finncy, Melbourne Radcliff,
Miss Margaret Legge entertained n
group Of young folk at the +. \. Legge
home Friday night for Miss Jeanette
Meredith, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Frank b. Meredith, who are leaving
May lst for North Yakima to make
their home The guests numbered Tor
the most part members of the recently
organized Gamma Fea society, of which
Miss Meredith is member. They
were: Misses Doris Churchill, Lucille
Jones, Cora Mortensen, Murial Sleeves,
/ Mariu"ie Brown, Althea Esch Messrs.
George Weller Wolcott Buren, Linas
simpson, Tllman perriao, Breyman
Boise, Charles lluggius and Kenneth
LtgRc, Another complimentary affair
for Miss Meredith was the evening af.
fair, for which Miss Lucille Jones was
hostess at her home, S35 D street. hen
guests being the Nlka Klahanie'
group Of Camp Fire girls. Pink peonie,
/ and spring foliage decorated the hous,
most effectively, The guests were
Misses Luclla Patton, Valerie Briggs
. Dorothy BuckEeG Bcula Fox, Iucil,
, Jones' Marie Briggs, Margaret Lcgg
/ Lucille De Witt Margaret Goodn, lisa
belle Croisan, Jeanette Meredith
Gladys Riches, Eva Randall, Mrs Geo
s T., Fox aud Miss Aiken,
b. Friday night the girls Of Iausaun
=. hall entertained number of the uni
n yersity men at the dcmitory Abou
3, 80 were present The guests were cr
:, tcrtamed with music during the earl
:, part of the evening Miss Louill
Buchl gave q reading and Mrs. Whit
g ncy An instrumental solo. Mrs. Whit
1t ncy Is u sister OF Miss Todd, the pre-
/, ccptrcss OF Lausanne, last night 's al
Il fair being given In her honor. She LEI
r. for her homo in Tacoma Saurda,
i The amusement for the evening cU
sisted in dividing the company int
Y four groups, each OF which was give
n the Inty of presenting some "sunt.
" Those presented wero' 4 score from
y chapel exercises the domestic dutic
/ u Ia Lausanne hall kitchen style; IN
Is famous university orchestra with
4 variety of instruments, ranging frol
" shrugged to uuslwng The "Busy Ba
\, Der shop was another stunt whic
was extremely humorous rs prcscutc
N by number of girls. Guessing gam,
~ was the next order OF events 4
the answers were names Of some ind
vidull who attended school aud man
r. Of the questions were exceedingly clc,
N cr Following this several uf the pir
" assisted Miss Todd with serving, aft,
rs which college songs were sung until III
If conventional hour of leOyctaNmg.
IA.
p. A most pleasing recital was given 4
" the violin pupils OF William Waln,
Graham, In the First Christian churc
Saturday evening, Mrs. Frank G. Erie
IT ey playing an excellent piano accor
a panimcut for all the numbers, An
Sc the numbers were given aecuratcl
lt meeting an apprcciatiyo rcspulsc fro
cr the sudicnce Miss Naoma Scott,
a. Dallas, who was scheduled to take pai
~ was unable 10 appear Another ou
IA AZ tnuu noNu Nj. Lut..I.A 4 ....