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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-22
MARKET CLOSED HEAVY
AFTER IRREGULAR DAY
Railroad Shares Under Pres
sure-International Houses
Sold.

NEW YORK, April 22-Condltions in
t.h. market were mixed today. In the
,aco of heavy selling at the opening
.sIcos declined but the losses we're not
,.rre bejng confined for the most part
10 small fractions Selling came largely
srop, small spectators There was n
t,iriv GOOD demand for stocks on the de-
line and as the result of this good alb
.orntive power Of the market there was
small rally, but this advance was
sbort-lived and an irregular tone devel-
onsd. Pressure was largely against the
rsilroad group. Trading was not as
large as 1t has been on recent days,
Reports current In the street to the
,nect that large railway equipment orders
sre pending resulted in the switching of
ssor,e attention TO the equipment branch
~ tho list, and Pressed Steel Car moved
an four points before midday. Ameri-
can Car and Foundry was also higher.
THE strongest issues were the coppers,
which advanced on the higher price of
the metal and the better demand for the
nroduct. Utah Copper rose 2 points.
inspiratio Copper was also stronger and
yenorts were current that the operations
at the company's mill are surprising eX-
pectations.
An advance OF points in the early
dealings in American Tobacco was ac
coInpancd by the report that the 20 per
cont dividend would he maintained, al
though some time ago there was doubt
as 10 whether 1t would he held at that
aeure. The other stocks OF the same
sroup were also in brisk demand Amer
loan Tobacco declined TO within a fraC-
tIon of Yesterdays close, losing the
greater part of its advance and in the
afternoon again took an upward spurt
showing an advance of seven points.
Proft-taking sales at the close in tris
stock. as well as the general list, was
responsible for decline OF two points
from the high.
The market closed heavy. There was
no let-up in the pressure against the big
railroad stocks and virtually the whole of
this group closed below the final of yes
terday. Sugar stocks strengthened on the
rumor,th that France had bought 10000 tons
Of refined sugar. Last week 1000 tons
was taken by Great Britain.
Considerable comment was occasoned
by the weakness in foreign exchange 10
day. The street was at loss for an eX
PLANTATION, in view of the fact that 1t IS
known large sales of our securities have
been made for foreign account. Today
Il was reported that international houses
had sold n moderate amount of stocks
during the day, but the selling diminished
before the close of tho session. The in
cnatlon Of the standard list to sag off
bore out these sales, particularly the big
railroads, prices of which were also
lower in London today on profit-takng
sales
The inference in the foreign exchange
market was that the selling of American
securities by foreign holders, with a view
TO strengthening exchange, has been COM
pletely overshadowed by our sales of COM
modities to European countries. 1t is
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REACTION IN LONDON
Securities Declined on Proft-taking.
Investors Took War Loan.

securities DeCllneu OH frOHL-CaklilS'
Investors Took War Loan.
LONDON. April 22.-Rusiness in securi-
ties on the Stock Exchange was active
today. but the list had q checkered ap-
pearance, There was reaction in Amer
leans on realizing and in sympathy with
softer tone at New York. In the main,
dealings did not go beyond fractions and
the feeling with regard to the group
was consistent. Canadian Pacific was
affected sympathetically with Americans.
Grand Trunks were dull. under the in
huence of Chancellor David Lloyd
Georges speech on equipment in the
House of Commons yesterday, Domestic
issues were firm. The tone OF the gid
edged issues was hard Improvement was
noted In the war loan on investment buy
ing, Home rails were mixed, but the
sentiment was more cheerful on the news
that the coal labor situation was clearing
There was investment buying OF Brazilian
bonds and rails. The tone OF Russians
was good. Chinese and Japan issues were
irTaRulaF
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NEW YORK BITTTER AND EGGS

new YORK, April 22,-BuTTER- Market
steady: recGipts, 1850 packages, extra, nc
hi cher scoring 2Hreq2OC: state dairy, 2Sl4c.:
Imitation creamery, 2iisn22c. ,,
EGGS Market irregular, receipts, dH,Fli
packages. cSIrH irsts, @2T 81 tc. regular packed
frsts, 2lT22r,; nearby whites. Aa"l'2c.i reg
ular packed mixed color 2la92igC.; nearby
broMns Mlm23 lau.. STORAGE nRnked, 9llgn22NaC.
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LIVE sTOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Aprn 29.-HOGS- -Rotcpts 1000
marrkkCl- % lor. lover mtNed ana hu,che +
heavy, SGa0HT 10 light 81 ind7s5, pigs
Si.TiIT. hIlk ~ Iiu : ~.
CATTLE Il, C"ipts. $500. market steady
heryCs. S6 lhdS7 20. cows aud i'ers, SidS.3b
Texans, Si.GuTG.S0; calves. SGTST5.
SHEEP RC"CiuIs. lS.OrO, market steady.
l0c. lower. nuiNe and Western $7.3OdS.6o
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GoLDFrELD STOCKS
West Jersey Lease Decision Upheld

TRENTON y. H., Npril 22.-The Court Of
Errors and Nprcals has sustained the K, ard of
Public rtility commissioners in denying the
application nt the West Jersey and SeaShore
Rsilroad 20 lease its property to tne tcnhss.-
vunia Railroad for y period OF POO years.
chief Justice GuWmcre, who wrote the
opinion. said: 1t WAS mt violation Of legiE-
Iat,ve powers to delegate such utility resuative
powers 10 the board
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NEW YORK CURB
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

West Penn Railway Company regular
quarterly ~ per cent. on preiSrred stock. pay
able May 10 stock Of record April 20.
Cambria steel regular quarterly IL per cent.
IN scrig. payable May 10 to stock OF record
Warwick Iron ana steel 55 cents, payable
May rs to stock OF record April 30.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
British Colonies Sell More Bonds
L.EtrIGH vALLEl

LONDON, April 22.-Announcement was
made today that $500. 600 New Canadian
per cent. bonds had been authorized for
sale at %, and Sl1,g5O,0O0 Victoria, Aus
tralIa, AZ per cent. bonds at 100.
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WABASH ORDERED SOLD

Receivers Instructed to Get 21,OOO,-
900 for Property.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-The sale of the
Wabash Railroad was ordered today by
Federal Judge Elmer r. Adams, The
court instructed the receivers to obtain
S2l, ,OOO, 600 for the property,
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Rock Island and several other rail-
roads report passenger business picking
up relatively better than freight. Burling-
TONS April loading 10 date showed some
gain every day Illinois Central also
showed improvement
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BANK CLEARINGS
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 22-The foreign exchAnge
market AZ the opening showed general declines.
Quotatiena 10 come caaes approached low rec
mand ana cables, Italian nreg Here also weaEs
st 5sf los Sablss ana sssH fss' iol ehscks 49,
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VEGETABLES


The general market was qulet and without
important change. Quotations. White potH-
toes. per bush SPennsylvanla, 500 55c, Malc
SOgS0c. New York. as to quality. i0qi5e.
80; No. .. S4G4,5O; sweet pota toes Delaware,
gSi; sweet PotaIoes, Eastern shore. per obi
No. 1. S2.25Q3, 25i No. . 81, hDd l.ia; sweets.
Jersey. per bbl.-No /, ss.75q415. No; 2,
swsets6i Choice SsrseS es ss easss
i75 do medium, per iOO-lb. bag. sIqi %;
per basket, dI5c.dsi iS; DO, Charleston, per
crate, S2Q225; CHulinowere. New York, per
crate. 81, I6q2,25; spinach. Nortolk. per bbl..
Fiorits, per basket l5c qsl.2b; DO. North
Carolina per basket, T5c 1Si; beans. Florida
wax, per basket, .saa35 so; do.. Florida. green
per basket, S2n3 90; peas, Florida, per baskel.
$2a4; eEgplaHt, Florida; per boz. S2qd5e,
squash, Florida, per basket Sl5Oda 30; pep,
pers. Florida, per carrier S2a3 beets, FLOR
ida per 100 punches, S2G3; do. Charleston,
Per l6o punches. s3g4; tomatoes Florida, PEI
carrier-fancy, $2.2562. 75 choice 81. 5Oda:
celery, Florida, i, per crate crate sl.25@s2 Neg
bunch. 20d8Oc. mushrooms. per 4-lb. basket.
6Oc, dN.2o.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. April 2g.-TradinE was again
active on the coffee Exchange. Al the opening
MAY declined point, while other months
were unchanged 10 = points above tho final OF
yesterday, Houses with European connections
Wcrs thought to be buyers. Prices follow
q
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Trust Company to Change Name

Official announcement was made that the
suecial meeting Of the stockholders or ths
Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance
company viii he held on May At u oclo x
10 take action upon the proposed change II
name TO Philadelphia Trust Company
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ENGLISH RESERVES EXPAND
Bank Showed Loss in Bullion and
Private Deposits.

toNDON. April 22.-The weekly statement
NJ he Bank OF England showed a slight In,
Srease in reserves, but loss In bullion ana
nrlVate deposits. The discount rate remained
Unchanged. Details follow;
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COTTON

NEW YORK, April 22-Cotton opened easy
this morning 1 10 5 points lower. on a de-
cline al Liverpool and fayors6ie weather re-
Change. but the tendency was upward. gain
or about 1 point being noted-
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BAR SILVER

KEW YORK. April 22.-Thc price OF com
merCal bar silver was JOle cents, with Mexican
dollars at SsiI cents
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PROVISIONS

The market was quiet but steady Quota
tions. civ beef in sets. smoked and air
dried 2Jd 26c Western beef in sets, smoked
a6d@6c city beef. knuckes and tenders
smoked and alr-dried. 2Ta2sc.; Western beef.
knuekless egd lenders smnokesd 25A$SSSe beef bee
s. =. cured. loose l3GlaAc.; do, skinned,
loose, l2Adi27c.; do, DO, smoked; i2A9
brand and average, l3tglic; hams, smoked
Western cured. l3tTl &C.; do. boiled. home
less 22d23c picnic shoulders. s., p. cured,
loose lOaiO'9o, DO, smoked, loal0lge.; bel
lies IN pickle according 10 average, loose, l2'4
averdgp. city cured, l6i9dlTl3c,; breakfast ba-
CON Western cured, ldigHlTlgc.: lard, West
lIal1i,c. lard, pure city. kettle rendered, in
tierces. lidllitc.: lard, pure city, kettle rem
dCrcd. In tubs. lid11i4C.
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FRESH FRUITS

Offering of desirable stock were only mod
trade fair Quotatlons APPLES New York,
y, King, 81, T5q3.J0 Spy, S2.50d3.96; Bald
win, SsSog3,25; Ben Davis. $! I5a2.56; oth.F
also; apples, Western. per box. sl2ba2
appcss Delaware aud Pennsylyanla, per ham
per, BO4POc,: lemons, box, S9m2.Idi
oranges Florida, per box, 81; ISa3; grape
fruit, Florida, per box, 81 25d2.25; plneapples
a. .rauberries fancy late varieties, per
bbl,. S3,5Od+.5u; cTanberries, Jersey, per crate.
ehlI mo. IrlMhnrrlcs Elnrila nor MI nn1lnnr
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DIVIDENDS
THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK

THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia. April 90 1918
The Directors. have this day declared
dividend OF eight per cent. (Bqe), free OF tax
PAYABLE May 4, 1915, 10 Stockholders OF
record at the close OF business April 23 1914
Checks will be mailed 1ta
CHARLES n. ASHTON.
Cashier.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT. Receipts. s7,T6i bush. The
market showed no uuotable change, hut ruled
weak under lower Western adyiccs. Trade
was quiet Quotations. car lotS, IN export elc1,
Nator-No. . red spot 81 S9g 81; No. red
Western, S1.G4Hi.6 81. Round lots, in export
elevator 30. red, spot and April ht"..2p
/ Northern Duluth, 81 dnnl.I2.
CORN.-Recepts, 54S3 bush. The market
was quict. with no important change In prlcsS'
quotations. Car lots. In export eleyator-Noo.
Isr,. M. .. IBu nc. Car lots for local trade,
as to locatlon--No. yellow. s3lgd Sic: steamer
yellow Sal5MSSc, No. 2 yellow, S0leg Sligo
No. = yellow, iIi5gI9l9c,; \ III. per 20 lbs
OATS.-Recelpts, IITT26 bush The mar
ket was NC. lower and trade was quiet. quo
tHtiong No white, H}lan 6+C standard white,
62L Gic.. No, 2 white. 6li igG%2c
RYE dull. We quote at S,l6Gl.lS per
hush, as to quality. in export elevator, ana
at Sl05plii Tor small lots Of nearby grain
FLOUR, Receipts, 900 abbIs. and 572, 400
lhs In sacks. III, market was dun and
largely nominal. We quot, per la6 lbs iR
50 s3g5 10 do, patent, 100 !, 20; kansas.
ent, iute sacks. siaSa j 30; .spring, first,
patent, S7.501T So do, favorIte brands. Ssa
\ So city mills, choice and fancy patent, SS1
g. 50; city mills regular grades-wlnter, clear,
S6HOgd sii do straight 81. 6.s5uIlO do. pat
eut, 81. lOd $50
RYE FLOUR was in ample supply and
quiet at quoted rates, We quote nearby and
Western In wood at So s5GG u 80, as to quality.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

n &c. geese. lOHilc,. gulneas. as to quality.
pcr pair hon 'Oc.: pigeons. old per pair, 25G
zoe: do, Young, per pair 92dt.5c.
DRESSED Demand was sufficient TO alb
Ecrh the limited receipts Of desirable stock ard
values We're well sustained Quotations; Fresh
killed fowls IL 20 box, drS-piCkeu ana ury-
packed, fancy, selected, lgc. do, Weighing Ila
II5 lbs, apiece, lSC.i do, jlsa+ lbs. apiece,
isc; do. Z lbs apiece l6dlIc, do, under
lbs. apiece, l4d15c. Fowla. bbls. dry picked
and dry packed Western 4T5 lbs. apiece, 1Jia
GiSc. do, do. ga lbs. l6lgGlIC; 90. do
lbs. and under. 1idl6r. Fowls, ce-packed.
choice iTiac. old roosters. dry picked lSisc.
Squads. per doz., white, weighing II to ~ lbs.
per. doz,. $3,S5ai.5U; white, weighing to 10
lbs. per dog $S25g3, Sn, do, DO. = lbs.
S2n2.35; do. DO. 6a6is lbs. per dOz,, l.JU9
go. dark, $l.5uqSl 60, small and No, ., 81,
Frozen noultry-Fowls, as to quality l6dlsc.i
chickens, dry-picked and dry-packed in boxes,
mllk-tcd 3lqSB lbs TO dog lsc.; do. JIQ+2
lbs to doz,, isc.; do, 43G47 lbs. to doz., lsc.
DO, 4S lbs. 70 doz; 2Qe; do 80 .ys; and oysrs
u lbs TO doz,. lie; Do, 4S lbs. to doz'. l9c.;
and dry-packed, in bbls-.western corn fed
do! do. 81 lbs. lS%3e, DO do; a'sGS Tbs i
%oz 70 boz 25S a9. fancy 2SPip lbs to
25c.; do, prime, $3.50 lbs 10 doz'. 22c. Tur.
keys. dry-plcked and dry packed. fancy. 21a
22c. fair to good lsa2Oc.; old toms, I5g2Oc.:
ducks, fancy. in boxes l7glsc.: DO, ordinary
TO good. 12Gl6c,: geese. choice and fancy. 1bo
Ice, do. 2 ioHI1c-
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POULTRY

LnE.-Thers was better demand for
fowls ard prices advanced nc. other kinds
Of poultry showed little change. Quotations
Fowls 1Tiadlsc.; old roosteTs. l2dleic.;
Young chickens. soft -meated, lTdlsc DO. do
Stacy 13a14c; turkeys. 15dl5c.; ducks i3
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REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled steady hut quiet We
quote: Standard granuated, 5.0Sc,; fine gran
ulated ; NOc powdered, Bc conlectloners' A.
2 soc; ~; soft grades 5O5H5 65C
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER market was quiet but
offerings were moderate and prices ruled
steady Quotations; Western. fresh, solid
packed creamery, fancy! specials; 32c extra,
24d2Bc. ladle-packed. 1SG20c as to quality;
nearby prints, fancy. 33c.: average extra, 32c, ;
frstR aSd9Gc. seronds 2Ad2Ic. special fancy
brands NJ prints iobhlng at 3IRl0c,
EGGS we're firm with a good demand that
kent gupvlies well cleaned up Quotations In
frea cases nearby extras 23c per doz.; near
hy hrsts, S6.45 Per standard case: nearby cur
rent receipts. So per case; Western extra
Hrsts, S6 rs per case. DO, frsts. $3.50 rer
case: southern. 81 Tna6lS pei case; fancy
selected Candled fresh eggs were Jobbed out
al 25d26c. per doz.
CHEESE-The market ruled frm under
light offerings and a fair demand. Quotations
aiTlsc do. fair TO good, ielza11c. do; do,
current make, lblsal6c.; do. part skins
sd t3c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23


m EAUTiFUL and charming in its
h every detail was the afternoon
of chamber music Thursday over
which Mrs A. N. Bush presided, pre-.
senting Miss Winifred Byrd, q petite
and brilliant young pianstc, the oeea-
sion nffordng one hundred aud fifty
members Of local society the unusual
privilege Of hearing this particular
form OF music under most attractive
conditions. II was the first event
Of ITS Kind to be given In Salem,
the idea foi which IS quite fascinat-
ing, y nelng generally conceded
snat chVmner music should not pc
ne"Iu IN = nuil WQen tne audience SITS
ln garlhn lght on SUR, uncomWo-
nl,slug seats' put ID drawing room
Whero we hgnis are softened ana the
suIlounulng' harmonious and attioe.
t,voi music ilke pictures, statuary and
otner pcau'l,ul tnings requiring sym
PSs"o.'o upu appropriate nHckground'
nuu iuoNihB wDlcR the imagination
must necessarily be taxed to apprcci.
ave 10 tne iullest extent the beauty of
hy,nm, naimony ana melody
hveryth,ng was IN Keeping with this
thought at Thursdoy's . affair, deeora.
tn ..onS Inu appointments oelng exquisite
turougnout' n compliance with the la
.. VS., Souvenv,on, ,. tne guests were not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23

ing kaleidoscope Of eolcrng
Mrs, Bush was a handsome figure In
an imported gown Of black net over
black satin, ornamented with jet and
elaboratoly embroidered in gold.
Mrs, rruitt wore grey sponged net
combined with self-colored charmeuse,
and fur banding relieved with ii girdle
in coral and corsage bouquet of the
same color
Mrs. Mackie was greatly admired in
q stunning costume designed after the
now fpllslSirtod models, and developed
in censo and black
Miss Byrd was dainty, aud pretty in
the extreme IN u charming little gown
made on empire lines Of shimmery
chiffon over pink churmeuse and elnb.
GRATED with lovely hand embroidery.
pearls and tiny rosebud gorniturc.
The program, arranged TO display the
versatility Of the player, was most cf.
fectiyely grouped in three parts. The
selections were 80 charmingly given,
however, and the demand for more so
insisteut that an additional number
was given at the last, it beiug "To Il
Wild Rose" by MacDowell.
Music Of both old ond modern com.
posers was interpreted, Miss Byrd
pleasing equally in her presentation Of
one rs the other.
Her playing is delicate, graceful aud
characteristic Of no one but herself.
She gives each composition new and
entirely individual Interpretation, and
makes an especial appeal to her audi.
ouce an this way, her numbers always
expressing some new and unexpected
beauty or thought
She is pianist Mt once poctical and
romoniic and to many is at her beat
In the presentation Of music demon.
strating these moods, She plays in n
delightfully."- unaffected manner, touch.
ing the keyboard In u Finished, artis.
tic aud entirely competent manner
Besides her perfect technique Miss
Byrd also possesses the happy gift oi
feeling her selections 80 deeply that
through hor emotional ability she
touches the sonaibilitics of her hearers
as few artists do.
Her first numbers, group Of three
Chopin compositions clearly demonstrat.
ed her splendid artistry and individu
nifty, making excellent Introductory
selections The work Of four modern
composers was interpreted next, includ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23

chain of entertainments will be startc,
next Wednesday. Mrs. William c.
Knighton, Mrs. John j. Roberts, Mrs,
Mrs Frederick - stewart ana Mrs'
Harry e. Gay hqVlng already enthuSi'
ashcally accepted the pan ana prom
ised their assistance. iney VII nave
the distinction OF pclng the lnl'lal nos,
tesses IN TINS most notable etIGft' ana
| ~ rs a ioregohe conclusion inclusion lnat inc
!aeo WIZ meet WiIn n esHe5"i ,;5 L appLou" Lann
gwen IN al the larger citles IN the
umted states TINS year. ana nave net
yea supstannal sums Tor inc beIgiah re-
hef ana other worthy causes me pan
or them is lor each hostess to give an
entertainment OF Whatever nature she
may choose, Hach pladeh 10 ner ailalr
TO contribute a small amount ana also
IN turn give a similar attalr' several
OUTSIDE OF elun members nave Already
Agniied their intention OF assisting III
this way, and 1t is hoped that al the
women IN salem interested IN the
scholarship loan tuhd ana IN clVlc net'
terment, whether members or inc we,
men g cIup or NOT, wlli Joih IN support
ing TINS Undertaking IN TINS way
Three tables were arranged for
Bridge last Saturday afternoon, when
Mrs. Asahel Bush entertained for the
pleasure of Mrs. Warren Truitt. the
{ t,,.4 II , ka,,o,,,o4 % ,,.o,ts;4, ,r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23

lug selections both difficult and bril-.
liant. One of tbe most plensinp of tho
group was Butterflies !, bv Olson. the
plnyer's fingers fitting over the kevs
swiftly and deNteriouslv. the music
weaving delightful charm and reflect
ing the atmosphere of summertime.
Tho concluding number WIS The tre.
mendous 'Spanish CAPRICE, by AIosz.
kowsld. This was remarkably given.
the music of the castpnets beipg reol.
istically reproduced
The arrangement of the program fol.
lows.
Chopin. Balladc A fiat ma ior
Funeral March
Two Studies
Hopekirk ................. Sundown
Olsen Butterflies
Schumnnn ........ Nachtstucke
Baermann Observation-Disclosures. Study
Moszkowsh ..,,... spanish Capriee
a., o - -,
MtS' Nul'8 r. M"llu M"s tne lnl'
1'"l nvS''Ss ~ unt''lUlu'ng iVl Mrs Inv
renee H. IArrls, "lle OF tue newly op'
,ol"''u supreme 'y1l. Jug, lno ~.
@ uG,,, ""Ten T Hus " Nonslug'on D,,..,, Igu' w Wus
'nGrming IN lts every appointments;
Auouu SiNV guests were pludoni
m9ny coming tor Tue hens'ngtoh ana
Q'hera dropping m at the YEA hour' MIS-
~ - houston, Mrs Il; L' sleeves, MIS-
~ a. fIy assisted ABOUT the rooms,
MIS- Nllllom bapcoek receiving the
guests at the door,
decorations were dnintlly carried out
entirely in PINK Great flulfy bows OF
tnlle concealed the eleetroller, earna'
tlons of the same color falling from
graduated legnths of the tullo beneath
Brood tullc ribbons extended from this
arrangement to the -four corners Of the
table the ccnterpieco Of which was q
beautiful brown art basket completely
filled with the carnations and Ospara'
tractive holders completed the table
decorations, where Mrs Douglas C.
Mimic aud Mrs. Frederick W. Stcuslofi
were stationed ut the tea urns, Mrs
Iilbmu Boggs Mrs. Armin steiner and
Mrs. Paul schmidt assisting in the
serving.
Mira. Henry W. Meyers was hustes,
Yesterday afternoon nj most attrae
/ tive bridge. entertaining with four Ia
HES in compliment to Mrs David b
Macuc, Of Portland The entertaining
rooms we're anlow with brilhnnt rcd car
nntims aud tho soft grcy pussy willows
Mrs. S, a. Sargent and Mrs, Cbnunce,
Bishnp we're asked to assist Damt,
nosepays of framant flowers were civ
en- ne puests MS favors and Two card
awards piven the regular bridge trophy
fnllmn 10 Mrs. Bishop. AN ndditionn
.prze complimentinp the holder of hiph
cst gcorc among the out.oftomn guests
F.. Mrs. Mnekic. Mrs. Tmitt md- Mrs. Ja
cob Grnv Knmm. the latter being ia,
successful contestant
\ Thoroughly delightful in every ro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23

Mrs. seba Case Wall is in Newport,
where she win enjoy week IS vaca.
finn g.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-23
The first display of these lines
we have ever made.

TOR THE benefit Of musicians music lovers
themselves with the selections
co at the ormop Friday the twelfth tho complete program will
salem printed below
by the management for vouc compositions TO be
viii be handed to the famous musicians upon their arrival
l. Sonata in major. Handel
Adagio mntabilo
Allegro
Largo