Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-17
SOCIETY
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annie blossoms, lilacs ornament
~ a. 'f rooms Covers were laid for,
q 'T' L. sleeves and her guest, Mrs.
., - of Prince Edward Island, Can
ulsi Ers F NJ. Brown, Mrs. F. A.
- and Miss Junia Todd. Informal
.rEed the afternoon affair given
n ,r;ss Is Todd. for Mrs. Whitney, We'd
,ar % afternoon at Lausanne Hall.
"A a' :: made a fragrant setting for the
~ The following were presents:
Il 7; George Alden, Mrs. Mary Long,
"A. Regina Long, Mrs. r; Ven Eschen,
a William L. Peck, Miss Chapel,
4 PAGE Mrs. o. C. Thompson, Miss
E,alSs Miss Edith West, Mrs. De
a Ms. R. B. Walsh and her guest
Il Castleman.
i Thomas X. Campbell entertained
"A hdies of the railroad commission
Yesterday afternoon arranging
In and white lilacs about the rooms
4 decorations. Mrs. j. C. Moreland
z an additional guest. During the
1rs Miss Helen Barr and Miss Laura
.,ius delighted with vocal numbers,
a r J. Greene and Miss Louise
',udOrfner giving piano selections.
Entertaining pre.nuptially for Miss
npita Eoff, whose marriage to Robert
.hs is to be an event of next We'd
.lay evening, Mrs. NJ. R. Eoff and
A P. ]. Hibbler were joint hostesses
brsday evening at the home of the
.ner, $50 n. Cottage street, enter.
|ang informally few intimate
sudS of the bride to be. Tables were
hnged for "five hundred, " lilacs
sutifying the rooms.
Ms ROllin X. Page entertained her
BE club Monday evening using
ID tables. The personnel of the club
been considerably lessened owing
|the absence Of the Chauncey Bish,
4 John j. Robertses, and T. A.
gesleys who are in San Francisco at
Ming the fair.
II has been long time since music
RB have had the privilege of at
Ming one of William Wallace Ora.
n's recitals and this is particularly
|ponsible for the great amount of en-.
tsiasm and interest that is being dis.
bed in the one to be given by his
ii pupils tonight at half past eight
gpck in the First Christian church.
bther reason is that a number of
se presented are already general fav.
'ts in musical circles, the violinists
tbc assisted by Mrs. Frank Frickey
Vile piano, During the years that
\ Graham was associated with the
Nkge of music at Willamette Univer.
h at the head of the violin depart.
N frequent recitals were given, most
\ II the more successful of Salem vio-
ID being former pupils of Mr.. Gra-
I'D presented publicly by him in
( Emer, The program to be given
Fedt, while quite brief, is made up
lhdmbers, which, say those who are
Alhar with music for the violin will
Y pleasure as well as show to the
Y advantage the ability of the play
1t will he as follows.
mber Aria ......... Auber
Mrs. +, p Harlan.
"''i' ''''.''''''.,,.., Wolf
Gene Barnes.
Veuse ''IaN '.,.,........ Neruda
Lorenzo Simpson.
NaIIe '''.'.,,..,. Bach.Gounod
Hazel McGilchrist
inson San Paroles ...... Jean Conto
Naoma Scott.
ata No, ! G Major ....J. HAYDEN
Mr. Frank Frickey.
nanze ",,, Rubenstein.Weinawski
Elizabeth Levy
ranze, & Major ....... Beetboven
Mary Schoettle.
Iata, = Major ........J. S. Bach
,uue' L0ure, G0vOtte, Minuette Nos
and ., Giguc
Mary Schultz,
Irs, Charles A. Murphy wife of Can.
Murphy Of Pendleton. who re-.
PED to their home yesterday, was
lGnCIed guest Wednesday when Mrs.
hE NJ Brown entertained her bridgc
arranging tables for additional
y ss, Mrs Z. $. Tillinghast, Mrs. A,
am and Miss Margaret Poisal were |
assistants, : s.. additional guests being
HOlln h, Page, Mrs. +. w. Spen, |
MIS- H. Hofer, Mrs. A. T, Waln. /
A " y, o. Shipley, Mrs. H. $ Poisal'
4as , olsaL Mrs. A. !. Eoff Sc.
pyey spring no sooner comes trim. /
n, u .nan the general public s fancy
y turns 20 thoughts Of out door
.1'@ ,. The true concert goes avid
music music who looks gloomiiy at the
,-s ,l,us musical season, sees great
I'als y1satlon in the delightful al fTesco
,0'Ies y blyen by the municipal band,
- Oeen said that band is popplor
r% rg ot rs utility, not because of
'u.sle, I This might be true with
n guuus but il could not be said of
hendtd organization. some.
, sIo''h OF as the Salem Military
una sometimes as the munieipsl
i,se ulae' the leadership of H. N.
.,,l yu''g,er Patrons Of the summer
,os ' ,o.l m9i'a are usually given in
re.. - iolh' are pleased to learn that
,,a'"ef ,., of course remaining nleas.