Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-14

Last Thursday afternoon the feast.
day of Rev. Father Moore, pastor OF
st. Joseph s parish, Of this city, was
celebrated at Sacred Heart academy
The reception was held in the assembly
hail. where all the pupils of the school
were gathered to greet him. A pleasing
was rendered, chief among the
numbers being piano solo by Miss
Eleanor HuckeStein, harp duet by
Misses Gertrude Campbell and Louise
Berndorfner, "Spring Song" by the
adamedic vocal call and an address
and delivered by Miss Helen
Barr. After the elimination of the pre-
gram, Father Moore addressed the pu'
pills in few words, and thanked them
heartily for the beautiful reception.
He was accompanied by mis- assistant,
Rev. Father Scherbring.
Mrs. F. A. Elliott, present president
of the Salem Woman S club, was unani.
mously reelected Saturday afternoon,
when club members gathered at the
city library to select Officers for the
ensuing year. Mrs. William Galloway
was chosen president; Mrs. Edwin
F. Carlton, recording secretary; Mrs.
Frank G. Bowersox, financial secretary;
Miss Edith Hazard, treasurer; auditor,
Mrs. william f. Kirk, and Mrs. Perry
H. Raymond, director. The club s ac-
tivities have been discontinued for the
summer, to be taken up again in mid
September The club season will not
begin with the club breakfast as usual
this year, all efforts to be concentrated
in the entertainment Of visitors at the
state federation convention, which
holds forth in Salem in October.
Musical affairs will be ushered in
this week with the studio recital to be
given by pupil of Miss Minnetta
Mayors, Miss Greta Phillips, in the for
mer's studio. The affair will be strict
ly invitational and will have an at
tractive social side as well. Mrs. Anna
Rogers Fish will read and Mrs. Frank
Frickey will assist with a piano solo,
and will also play the piano accompani-
ment for Miss Phillips, number. The
program begins promptly at s O'Clock
this evening,
Those who Joined the local class of
the Chautauqua Reading circle last year
will be eligible to claim the national
name of ArthureanS. The class mot.
to is, "Live pure; speak true; right
the wrong; follow the king" The local
organization is also privileged to send
delegate to the commencement eXer-
cses, which take place in Chautauqua,
n. Y, August 3, and which is to be
known as record mission day. The ma
tional class flower is the gladiolus. The
members Of the Salem circle which has
recently discontinued its work for the
year, will ask their husbands to join
them July 9, during Chautauqua week,
for an out-oftown picnic on the
gronds surrounding Kimball college.
Interest in the work done by the circle
is growing, and it is expected that the
membership will he mucn larger next
fall, when work is again taken up.
Any one wishing information concern.
ing the study course and the method of
joining may secure same from Mrs. f.
Won Eschen, Mrs. Frank X. Weles or
Mrs, f. f, Fisher,
Announcements are ut of the mar,
riage of Miss Ida Mack to Arthur Burt
which took place in Portland Monday
June 7. Mrs Burt is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mack, of Salem. The
young people will make their home a
3O7 North Twenty-secOnd street, Port
land
The following ITEMS taken from tn,
musical columns Of the Portland pa
pers Of yesterday, are pleasing cOmpli
ments to wellknown Salem reader:
4" Mrs. Blanche Liston-Niemeyel
reader, gave an exceedingly pleasing en-
tertanment at the Waverly Height
Congregational church Friday evening
June 1. Her program was compose
of both humorous and dramatic nun
bers, showing the great versatility o
the reader II was perhaps in "Th
! First Quarrel from Tennyson s Isl
Of Wight that Mrs. Niemeyer rose t
the highest pinacle Of her art At time
the audience seemed completely carrie
away by the art and charm Of tn
reader as she brought out the quail
ties Of the chief characters Of th
poem. There was much applause. Mr.
Niemeyer was assisted ON her progral
~ Mrs. W. +, Downing, pianist; W.
Downing, baritone, and w, S, Smitl
violinist. Oregon journal.
Mrs Blanche Liston.Niemeyer, dri
matte reader, assisted by W. +. Dow
ng violinist; Mrs W. f. Downin
pianist and W. A. Smith, violinist, al
peared in recital June in Waver
Heights Congregational church al
achieved a pleasant success. Mrs. Nj
meyer is a gifted, educated and expel
enccd reader and was cordially r
ceiyed. ''-0rcgmian,
Miss shirley Dorsey arrived in S
/ lem Saturday from Balboa, Panam
4 where she has been an instructor in Il
4 government schools. She was IA da,
4 making the trip, sailing to New Yol
and coming west by way Of Seattl
i Sne will be with her mother, Mrs. S.
A Dorsey for some time, and togeth
n they will pass part Of the summer
Y Moscow, Idaho. Miss Dorsey returns
!. Panama in September.
N Mrs Sanford c., Rose, Of Port A
gclcs, WASH, who has been the hul
guest of her sisters, Mrs Herman HUI
mel and Miss Mabel Haight, of Hig
land, will return to her home tomorro
Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Francis PowC
n Miss Mabel SMITH viii leave tonig