Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-24

Adams occupied the chair of music in
the Indiana state normal vt Terre
Haute. She is associate editor and
regular contributor to the Choir Her.
aid, published at Dayton, Ohio, and
also writes for "'Thc Choir publish
ed at Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Adams is
spending the summer in Albany to
rest and to write. She is preparing
several new anthem books, and is now
writing class song for the 1915 grad.
uating class of Albany college. "The
Tale Of Hat" has been given by
church choirs in all parts of the coun.
try, and will be given by the Metho-
dist church next month in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Steelhammer
and sons, John, Jr,, and Carl, are visit.
ing at the home of j. +. Goode. They
came up for the Elks celebration.
Mrs. Charles A. Gray and Miss Ger.
trude Jones, Of Lake Labish, mOtorcd
TO Portland early in the week to re.
main until sometime next week. Mrs.
Gray will pass the remainder Of her
time in Salem with the George William
Grays, previous to her departure to
San Francisco, where she goes about
the fifteenth Of May to take up her
duties as hostess at the Oregon build.
ing,
Mrs l.. II. Looney, of Jefferson, was
the guest of Salem friends this week,
gGng to Portland, where she is to re.
main several days,
Mrs. William &. Pinckney, of Port.
land, wife of a well.known local busi.
ness man, a most attractive picture Of
whom appeared in the society columns
Of Wednesdays Oregonian, is rapidly
taking her place among the leaders in
Oregon woman S club work. She has
just been elected secretary of the PoCt.
land Psychology clSb, which is plan.
ming an elaborate May.day luncheon to
be given at the Hotel Multnomah, ar.
ranged as a typical May.day fete, with
flower girls, woodland nymphs and
singing. Mrs. Alice Webster is the re.
firing president and founder Of the
club, which number among its mem.
bers foremost society woncn and edu.
Gators. Mrs. Alva Lee Stephens is the
nowly.elected president. Mrs. Pinck.
noy who is an eastern college woman,
has had wide experience in club worl,
in Chicago, and will take an important
place on the state federation conven'
ton s program. Mr., and Mrs, Pinck.
ney make their home at 1850 East Har'
risen street, Portland, Mr. Pinckney
dividing his time between Portland
and Salem
At the Wednesday evenings spring
time party Of the Epworth League Of
the First Methodist church, it was de-
cided TO- celebrate the anniversary of
the formation Of the organization with
u banquet in the parlWs Of the First
Methodist church next month, The
second Friday in May is the regular
meeting date, and it is probable that
the banquet will take place on thai
date. The members Of the Epworth
League will also participate in the
Mothers day program of the First
church, Sunday, May 9th, having com
pleta charge of the evening service
Appropriate songs and readings will be
given.
Mrs Isaac Lee Patterson has been
in Portland this week attending several
Su'nl functions aud meetings held oy
the different chapters of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Dick return
ed Thursday from n delightful week S
motor trip through Linn, Benton, Mar
ion and Polk counties.
Miss Mary Schultz, violiniste, aud
Miss Marie Bolinger, vocalist VIII as
sist Mrs Walter A. Denton when she
presents two ue her advanced piano
pupils, Miss Mildred Brunk and MISS
Ncntta Mckinney in private recital at|
her studio next Wednesday evening
Miss joy Turner is to present heI
violin pupils in public recital SOM
time in June. The chapel Of Willamette
university will probably be the settlhg
for the event, which will be one OF tnV
most enjoyable musical offerings oi
the annual spring and summer resi'S
season.
John Spencer sang Roscwie S 'A''