Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-09
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By MoLLIB RUgooRz

school WORK, tne mOtneFs cldss OI the
First Methodist church gave most en-
ioyable surprise party ia the members
of the juvenile orchestra of the First
Methodist church last night. The af-
fair followed the regular practice per
iod Of the orchestra at the home of the
leader, Mrs. j. o. Van Winkle, and was
given at the home Of Mrs. A. Il. Hunt,
on Cnemeketa street. A general good
time was had, members of the mothers
class furnishing entertainment. Mrs.
Fannie Penn, teacher Of this class, and
Mrs. j. o. Van Wrinkle contributed
numbers.
Thus far the activities of the orches
ira have been associated almost ex'
elusiyely with church and Sunday
school work, but their work is OF
such excellent character aud is becom-
ing so widely known locally that it is
possible that they may be heard at
outside affairs later.
The members are: Eleanor TAFT,
Gretchen Brown, Guy Albin, Kenneth
1 Legge, Raymond Barton, Wallace
! Rhodes, Robin Fisher and Ray Metcalf
Mrs. Guy o. Smith was the weekend
CUES. Of relatives in the Waldo Hills.
Miss Edith Libby, of jefferson, has
returned to her home after brief visit
here as the guest Of Mrs. jesse Stciwer
The regular open meeting Of the Ar
tisan lodge will be held in Moose hall
Wednesday evening, to which all mem
bcrs and their friends are cordially in
vitcd. Mrs S. H. Oliver, Mrs. +. w
Cook and Mrs. Smith compose the com
mittce in charge, and they have ar
ranged most pleasing entertainment
program. Miss Mignon Oliver and Miss
Fra1cis Penn will give readings, anc
there will also be dher readings, voca
solos and instrumental selections to in
terspcrse numbers of this character.
Miss Marguerite Flower, who ap
pCars in concert at the Baptist churcl
Wednesday, March 10, is well know
to music lovers as the little bling sing
or. Miss Flower has wonderful ~
ric soprano voice. She has been bliu
since she was three days old and ha
neither father, mother nor home, bu
is andeayoring to be indcpendou
through the use Of ner vocal talent
. She Is mt present student at the blin,
= school. Miss Schultz, talented VIC
linst, aud Miss Sautor, a pianist o
ability, will assist Miss Flower in thi
concert Albany Herald Of Saturday
,
, Miss Mary Macarthur Of Portland
, cousin of Hon. G. N. Macarthur, win
has been fortnight's house guest o
3 Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Putnam, at thei
: country place in the Waldo Hills, ha
u been pasNng several days with FRIEND
+ in salem and in PGk county She r.
turned home with the Putnams lal
j. night and will remain for another wee
b with them. All were guests at I'll
dancing party given by the Nonda
Night Informal club last night in Moo
hail.
70 Mr.. aud Mrs. Horschel W. Powers N
receiving Fluctuations upon the Dirt
b Of sou, James Fentou, born Su
. day, March 7. This is their secor
4 cnild, Mrs. Powers being before h
J. marriage, Miss Lucille Stuley, younge
. daughter Of Professu and Mrs, W.
s StNl2y.
A
Il MRS. Antony Klein left for Portai
.r this afternoon, where she will rcma
e for 4 week or more the guest Of h
~ daughter, Mrs. Clydc philliber
II
g Mrs, Floyd Utter will lead, TALK
y on "The Child in the Midst " NJ
le Arthur Hunt, Mrs. y. w. Morelul
Mrs, Ira Morton and Mrs, b. f. W,
c will assist the hostess.