Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-13

I Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Kaerth, of Dal-
las, will pass the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Brophy, Mrs. Kaerth
having Just returned lrom an extend
ed southern tour
/ Mrs. Brophy, with her sister, Mrs
George Riches. entertained their motn-
er, Mrs. j. II. McCorkle, Of Turner
Friday.
Professor and Mrs. Ira Morton en-
tertained over thirty members of the
sophomore class Of willamette univer-
sity last night at their home on South
Summer street. A delightful time was
had with college songs and informal
entertainment. Decorations were car
ried out in red and green, candles in
these colors with carnations and green
cry being used. a dainty collation.,
served by Mrs. S. T. Bratty, completed
most enjoyable evening. Professor
Morton fills the chair OF philosophy,
both ne and Mrs. Morton being espe'
cially popular with the varsity stu
dents. They are frequent chaperones
for college parties, last nights affair
being an informal social compliment to
their young friends.
Mrs. Charles A. Park entertained the
members Of the Berean class of the
Brust college sunday schoo last night
with a large number additionally at her
home on the Wallace road. The gath
ering, which was "A monthly social
event of the class, was in the nature of
a Saint Patrick s DAY party. About
sixty were present.
Tlis evening in the high school the
senior class, in accordance with an an
uual custom, will entertain the faculty
members. Preparations for this event
have been under way for some time
and IT is being happily anticipated by
both students and instructors.
The concert to be given by the Apol
10 club, of Portland, on Friday evening
March 26th, in the armory, promises tC
be one Of Salem q most important mu
steal events Of the season. The apollo
club is Portland s leading male chorus
and during its seven scastns of activity
has earned n reputation for the highest
class Of work, The concert to be given
acre will be in every way the equal OF
the concerts which are given in Port
land and which are there attended anc
enjoyed by the most discriminating mu
sic lovers and patrons.
10 any one who enjoys men s clul
, singing, The coming c'uccrt will be {
, rare treat. The program of numbers
to be sung will be OF the most varic,
, nature, ranging from the lighter an'
moro popular numbers to the heavies
choral compositions with brilliant eff
, locts and crashing harnonies,
Among tnc numbers TO he sung ar
two by the well kuoOn composer
! Ere lcnck Field Ballard "IImtin
+ Song and "Sword Of Ferrara' (thi
last number by special request "Sur
rise" (Podbertsl,y) one Of the mos
q impressive musical pictures, simulate
4, the glory aud beauty OF the rising SUI
con the Road to Mandalay' (Speaks
. "a Il most effective setting Of kipling
immortal poem. "Summcr Lullaby
\ is one Of the mot delicate and cxqui
]. ite uuaccompauicd numbers. There Al
(. several other new and interesting nun
bcrs besides solos by two Of Portland
wcll known and popular professional
,
" Several complimentary affairs hay
IS already been planned for Mrs. Alsa
N David, OF Atlanta, Georgia, who, vii
=, her little daughter Jean Frances, a
r. rived this week for IN extended Wis
+, with her PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Charl
+. tlrmtirc, of North Capitol stree
Mrs. David LAS hosts of friends her
Va who remember her as Miss Lcua NJ
Il lutiro,
u. The members Of the Ladies' club w
cr have added much to the guiety OF 4
rs. winter season by their series Of dane
It. In Moose hall, have becu enjoying We
rs. informal Wednesday night sessions
W. McMahou hail, since the completion
their series. The last of these gatn'