Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
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NOCIETY is turning its attention in
dividually and collectively to the
~ Barrere ensemble, which comes to
the armory tonight at S:l5 O'Clock.
Out.of town music lovers by the score
will be there and the event promises to
be as enjoyable as any musical attrac-
tim ever brought to Salem. Salem folk
will have an opportunity Of hearing
for the first time George Barrere, the
famous leader Of the organization, who
is not only the greatest flutist in the
world but remarkable director as
well. Nine wood-wind instruments will
be used.
Miss Mary Eckerlen, who went sonth
about n fortnight ago to visit with rela-
ii es and friends, is being delightfully."-
eI .ertained Writing to Salem friends,
81 states tnat she will be away sev.
eI weeks yet at present being in San
j lgo.
Tho residents Of Morningside who
70 m neighborhood social organiza.
tion, held one Of their enjoyable meet
in 8 Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
an Mrs. o. NJ. Reeves. Most of the
mt nbcrs Of the society were present,
all several visitors who are soon to
en- oil their names. A brief program
as stod in the entertainment Of guests.
A quartet composed of Miss Nina and
Miss Julia Chase, A. n Fulkerson and
II. d. Heuley, sang number, Mrs.
Rose Vors playing their accompani
ment. Other numbers were; A duet by
Miss Bergotta Bennett and Miss Ruth
Robinson; the reading Of local talent
paper by the editor h, d. Hulsey, who
eonclusively proved his ability as a
newspaperman, and who was ably as.
sisted by the associate editor, Mrs, f.,
u. Robinson, and reporter, Miss Ella
Bennett. Mcsdames Reeves, Bennett
and Robinson assisted during the even,
ing.
The following note from the Aurora
Observer is Of much interest to friends
Of Miss Beck, who is graduate Of the
Salem high schools At the Woman Is
club session Saturday afternoon, Miss
Wisua Beck demonstrated salads before
q full attendance Of club members a
their club room Miss Beck is tcache
Of domestic science at the WOodburl
high school. The demonstration was {
success in every way and was greatly
appreciated by the club, Mrs. j. w
Sadler, Mrs Otis Morris and Mrs. N
9. Westcott were the hostesses q tn,
afternoon.
The class of younger girls Of the Sa
lem Heights Sunday school, under tn
leadership Of Miss Leora Morris, enter
tanned the members OF the young men
class with q Nav day picnic, Out.oi
door pastimes were cnlGed previou
to and after the picnic dinner whic
was served under beautiful maple tree
Miss Margic Wilson, n popular membC
Of tho girls class, was crowned quee
Of the May Those enjoying the da
were: Misses MaWine Smith, Norm
Thomas, Joan Compton, Margie Wilson
Halle Compton, Florence Miller Geo
gia Wilson, Howard Sanders, Jam,
Wagner, Glen Morris, Kermit Thorn
son, Lester and Leslie Morris and MOI
Miller.
Plans are rapidly taking shape (,
the Artisans midsummer trip to Il
San Francisco exposition. II is expcc
ed that between 500 aud 1000 Artisan
from all parts of the state will 20 do1
ON special excursion trains, their esp
cial celebration days TO be July l5
and II, The fair officials are sufi
ciontly impressed with the bigncss
the aggregation aud have made pla
for their Entertainment accordingly.
50-picOo orchestra will he loaned by {
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one day they will be loaned the cnti
use Of the big pavilion Just inside
the grounds, Someone of c0nsidcrnl
prominence will extend TO them the W,
come of the city, aud the stay G {
Oregon folk made altogether as plea
ant az possible. The event will prove
good advertisement for Oregon, the A
tisan lodge having u most represent
two membership, each of whom "
assist in advertising their nome sto
DIR. Il. r.. Lee steiner was expect
10 go over to Neskowin today to 10
Mrs. steiner who has been the
for some time AT their summer cottal
The d, j. Fys returned last week frC
their trip 10 Ncskowin, expecting TO
turn later to occupy their cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard =, Fischer d
domcilcd In their new location, II
State street, moving recently
An appointment of interest has /,
been made by the Oregon ROYAL Neil
hora Of America II is that OF Mrs.
w. Simmons OF Portland, Who has be
chosen state deputy oracle for the q
tiro district Of Oregon, she will emf
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