Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

Valse Styrienne ..,.,...... Wollenhaupt
Venita Mckinney.
(a) La Regatta VeneziaHq...............Li .Liszt
(b) Solfeggietto, Allegro di Mot...
......".....,.,....,-........... Bach
Mildred Brunk.
My Rose OF Yester.e 'en................ Rich
Marie Bolinger.
(a) La Castagnette .......,........ Ketten
(b) Fruhhng- -Rauschen.............. Sindinp
Venita Mckinney.
Whispering Wind .......u... Wollenhaupt
Mildred Brunk
CanZonetta ..................o....,...D ID Ambroyia
Mary Schultz.
Grande Polka de Concert ......... Bartlett
Yenita Mckinney.
Recollections of Home ........... Mills
Mildred Brunk.
A group of very small folk formed
a merry little group, enjoying mvenilc
pastimes at the James Chinook Ferry
street residence, Wednesday afternoon.
bidden to assist in celebrating tac see.
ond birthday anniversary of Norma
Elizabeth Chinook. Masses of Scotch
broom decking the rooms, together with
the prettily ornamented table, made n
most appropriate bower for the party
A miniature lake was used as n center.
piece, tiny ducks floating about. Snowy
clematis in rose bowl formed tbe
floral decorations. Following the in.
door merry.making an out.ofdoor mic.
ture was taken to commemorate the no.
casion. Invitations were issued tc
Elizabeth Bonnell, Roberta Mills, Pan
Harold Hauser, Jr.; Dorothy Moore
Eleanor Wright, Kathryn Corey, Doro
thy Corey and Josephine Monroe Cor
noyer.
Miss Winifred Byrd is contemplatin,
gong down to the exposition som,
time this month to attend the Bosto,
symphony concert. Their appearanc,
IN San Francisco is to be one of IN,
leading features Of the exposition, at
tracing music lovers from all owe
the west.
A group of close friends of Mr.,
Lloyd Hauser planned a delightful mr
prise for her pleasure, calling en- mass
at heE home Tuesday evening, the oc
caSloh honorng ner birthday, Severn
tables were circled for propressiy
i've hundred the awards goinp 10 Mr..
raul Hauser and Mrs. Llovd Sufflc,
Those who participated in this mpry
aiiair were: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rot
mussen, DR.. and Mrs. Roy Byrd, NJ,
ana Mrs, Linn Baldwin, Mr.. and Mr.,
James Chinook, Mr.. and Mrs I,loy
Stlffler Mr. and Mrs. Paul IIonsc,
Mr.. and Mrs, l., Aldrich. MIR. and Mr..
AIyro Husscy and Mr.. and Mrs. Gn
DOan. Wv
Three tables Of bridge arropoc,
among exquisite decorations of s,yoo
peas and lilies Of the valley wore nlavc.
at the George f. Rodgers home MonGa,
Afternoon, guests being bdden 10 mec
MISS Winnifred and Miss Zulette Lon
don, Of Vancouver b. G., who bay,
been the Rodgers house guests Tbc,
returned to their home Wednesday mo
toring down vita the Robbers In t,oG
ear to Portland.
Messages Of sympathy are findinc
their way to Mrs Scba Case Wall unn,
the passing Of her mother, Mrs Elizo
beth Remington Case, which occnrrc,
wednesday morning. Mrs. Case /.
missed not only in social but in chl
and church circles as well, having tnk.
on an active part in each.
One Of the most artistic and eniov.
able social events Of this year at Se.
cred Heart academy was the literary
party given by the Seventh and ElgLfL
grade students 10 tae academic classes
wednesday evening. From the dainty
invitations written in rhyme fr.n ,,yc
Maids Across the Way" to the exouis.
ite place cards, everything was In bar.
mony The guests assembled In tho
large library and, forming for the grand
march, made their way TO the spacious
recreation hall, where the greater part
Of the festiyitics took place. In the
invitations each had bcen requested 10
dress as the heroine Of book. and IL
was indeed q pretty sight to sea the
girls dressed In the various costumes
from the days Of the naughty Epyptinp
Cleopatra TO the sweet girl.horoihe of
our own day Pcgecnp; and from
countries as widely different as faroff
China and imperial Rome. Everything