Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-23

of the roads, the Apul0 cluD con-
~ cert, which is to be given next
Friday evening at the armory, prom
ises TO be the largest attended OF any
Of the entertainments on the musical
artists course. Inquiries are being re-
eeived from nearly every valley town
and numerous motor parties will be
formed, bringing ont-of-tc0yn music
lovers to Salem for this event.
The big Steinway grand, which the
club uses at all its concerts, arrived
in Salem this morning, and prepara-
lions for the concert in the line of
stage constructing and decorating will
be started shortly. The Apollo club
is recognized as one Of the best chor-
uses Of male voices on the coast, and
has even been most fayorably criticized
by eastern publications, Salem people
being fortunate in securing them at
the price which it has consented to
appear at here.
Mrs. X. s. Wallace left last night for
Schenectady, New York, on an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs William s..
Lambie (Miss Ruth Wallace. Mrs.
Wallace went by way of California,
and will stop off TO visit the exposi.
tiOn. She will also pass some time with
relatives in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Carrie Abrams and her sister,
Miss Bertha Duncan, were at home in
formally to u group Of their friends
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs
Abrams on Wilson street. Yellow was
attractively carried out in the decora
tions and collation., profusion Of daft
fodils being used to perfect the former.
The guests circled several tables for
"50O," Mrs llussey securing the ia
vOr.
Those present were: Mrs. X. b. Dun.
can, Mrs Jessie IT, Cromwell, Mrs. Al
varo S. llussey, Mrs. Roy Baker, Mrs.
Roy Byrd, Miss Grace Babcock, Miss
Mayme BabcocIs, Miss Gertrude Fawk,
Miss Delpha Moore Miss Edith West,
Miss Beatrice Shelton Miss Ethel
Harding, Miss Margaret Hodge, Miss
Marguerite Mers, Miss lnez Denson
and Miss Marie Bennett.
"For the pleasure of Miss Zoe Stock.
ton, OF Salem, who Is n guest at the
Joseph Stadleman hone, Mrs. Grant
Mays asked few friends for an nfor.
NAL evening Of auction bridge Monday,
The card favor was awarded to Mrs,
Victor Marden. Mrs. Effa Harry as.
sisted the hostess
"Mrs. Conion Mccormack, Mrs. Har.
ward G. Mouc, Miss Zoe Stockton OF
Salem aud Mra r. G. Kollogg of Den.
yer, tho hous3 guart c. Mrs, j. G. Hos.
tetler, were cskld by Mrs George G.
Blakeley to enjoy the hospitality of tlc
Mahonia club Thursday afternoon, -
Dalles Daily ChronicIc.
A. r. Adams arrived Saturday from
Tampa, Florida, joining his family
who had reached Salem several days
previously. They are located at Six
tecnth and Center streets,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Brown ant
son, Keith, returned Saturday from
four months sojoun in southern
California, and are again domiciled n
their residence, Gi4 South Commercial
street, Much Of their time was pNsse,
Rt San Diego and San Francisco, TAX
ing in the two expeditions.
MIR. and Mrs. John Darby, of shaw
passed the day with relatives in Sn
lem. They were returning from
weekend motor trip to Portland
Vancouver and nearby places
Mrs. William II. Steusloff and Mr.,
" Molroo Gilbert returned yestcrda
from Corvallis, wnere they were onte,
tanned At Waller hall by Miss Ma
Stcusloff and members of the newly
installed chapter OF the Alpha Chi On
oga, of which Mrs Gilbert is men
bcr. They were also guests at the bri
liant social events beginning Tucsda,
which marked the installation of IN
woman y chapter and also the Dclt
Omega fraternity, which was granite
a chapter at the same time. Thes
are 'he FIRST women \ aud first men
social fraterriiieS az the q, 4, G.. Go,
ernor Withycombc was prlncpi
speaker at the ceremonies, aud Mr.
Nithyconhe presided as patroness.
Two Salem girls are mombers Of III
Corvallis chapter Miss MAY Stcuslof
10, and Miss Gertrude Wallmg, a