Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-02


was in each instance clever and in per
feet accord and sympathy with the
singers.
The program as presented follows:
Songs My Mother Taught Ne. .Dvonak
Du bist die Rub h.......,.....Schuber:
Mrs. Adna Smith-Flo.
I'm Kahne. ..........,......,. 'Grleg
Boat Song. g....................W Ware
Mrs. Jean MillerRahn.
One Fine Day MADAME Butterfly
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Puccini
Mrs. Flo.
.,,..,.......,.d'A 'Ambrozio
Liebesleid d........,.n,Fr Fritz Kreistler
Miss Mary Schultz.
Calm as the Night. mann. .Goetze
CTucifiX ......,......,... Faure
Mrs. Flo and Mr.. Walsh.
The Spring Has Come. White
Loves Dialemma. ....,...., Richardson
Mrs. Rain.
The Fairy Pipers ers...,.........B Brewer
Shadow March rch.....,...,...Del Riego
Mrs. Flo.
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One of the largest and most elabor-
ate holiday events was the dancing
party given by the Ladies club in
Moose hall Monday night. A large at.
tendance was noted at this delightful
affair, including club members, noli'
day guests students home from college
and large number Of especially in.
yited Out.of.town society folk. Stun
ming gowns of the women, aided
by the brilliant Christmas Orna'
mentations, made the ensemble riot
Of pleasing color.
Simplicity was the keynote in decor
ating the architectural beauty Of the
halls, requiring slight establishment
Miniature fir trees, realistic rose
blooms, gorgeous poinsettUs and ribbon
decked Christmas bells gave the desir
ed yuletide suggestion and were charm
ing in their every arrangement.
Among the out.Oft town guests were;
Mrs. A. l.. McCully, Mr.. and Mrs, An
derson, M. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il
Law, Miss Sarah McCully Miss Mary
Stuart Smith, Miss lone Lambert, Miss
Alice Dabney William Burghard and
Philip Patterson of Portland; Mr., and
Mrs. Percy Young, Miss Isobcl Young
Miss Anna Dawson, George Montetl
and Harry Morton, Of Albany; Clar
once Bishop, Of Pendleton; Miss Jones
Miss Gertrude Jones and Ellis Jones, Of
Labish Meadows; Miss Gertrude Gray
aud Miss Margaret Gray, Of Seattle
Miss Mildred Bagley, Of Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs, Claude Slado, of Silyerton
Dana Elliott, Of the University Of Cali
fornia; John Withycombe, Of Coryal
lis, and David Graham, Of Eugene,
Miss Georgia Booth and Foster p
Murphy, a musician from the Oregon
Agricultural College, furnished tn,
scores for the numbers and were gen
erously complimentod for the excellence
of their work.
Among the many charming gown
noted was Mrs, Chauncoy Bishop IS
She wore deep yellow crepe de chin,
with tunic Of gold lace and black tull,
sash
Used in charming combination, blocl
met, lace and gold coOred crepe meteo
fashioned Mrs. Oswald West y gown
The crepe formed its foundation, tn,
accordian pleatcd net being noted OF
the skirt, with suggestion of it ais,
ON the bodice formed Of lace, Hand
some gold lace completed the costume
Mrs. Percy Young's gown was alsu
fashioned Of gold cloth Occordial
pleOted
Beautiful lace Of the new shade O.
red formed the skirt Of Mrs, William
| II, Lytle 's gown, worn over yellow sat
in. A rcd bolcro, peulum length, fash
toned the bodice.
Mrs. j. u, Law, II recent bride, wor
her wedding gown designed Of whit
chOrmeusso and beautiful lace, wit
pearl gOrniturc.
Mrs IT, G.. Shipley was much admire
in pink chiffon over mcssnline Of hOr
moni2ing color with handsome lac
used in combination.
Heavy Venetian point lace forme
un ovcrdrcss for Mrs, Riggs costume
which was designed of white satin wit
black girdle and garnituro employed /
contrast,
Miss Isobcl Young was n pretty fig
.urc in u frock Of white chiffon eliot
with uccordiun plcnted tunic Of cerise,
MisB Dawson wore white figure
chNrmeuse, with touches Of orange,
Miss Alinc Thompson wore pin
crepe de chine with silver lace ovel
dress, and wide girdle or rose velvet,
White satin formed the skirt found,
tion Of Miss Catherine Curson's frocl
Pink satin and chiffon was noted /
the bodice and white Chantilly lac
formed an exquisite ovCrdrcss.
|, Miss Hazel Downing was admired |
u frock Of peacock blue, Occordia
plcated over gold cloth. A crimso
rose gave u modsh and effective toucl
Miss lone Lambert was frocked /
white satin beautifully combined Wit
molinc,
Miss Mildred Boglcy wore lovcl
iyory.toncd lace over yellow sotin
corsOgc bouquet Of crimson cOrnOtior
lending color suggestion
Miss Margaret Gray was most Il
truclivc In q modish frook Of pink me
saline und with it was worn u wide We
vet grdlc of the same hue,
Miss Gertrude uray's costume VI
Of lavender satin, made with u tuni
American Beauty mcssalinc and sc
banding ornamcntcd 1t in pleasing co
trost