Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-27

"He Was Despisedp; quartet, "Come
Unto Him. :"
No. 5-A New Commandment.
Bass, "a New Commandment (;
quartet, 80, Thou Whose Sweet Com,
passion"
No. 6-Gethsemane.
Bass, "And When They Had Sung" "
No. Betrayed and Forsaken.
Chorus, "And While He Yet Spake -;
tenor, "Ye Who Sin. -
No. S-Before Plate.
Chorus, "Crucify Him.
No. 9-The marcn to Cavalry.
Choral march-''The Savior Goes
Forth to Die.
M. l0-Calvary.
Bass, "And When They Came";
chorus, "Droop, Sacred Head,
Miss Zoe Stockton, who has been Wis
iting in The Dalles, the guest of Mrs.
Joseph Stadelman, for the past fort
night, returned home Wednesday even
ing.
The following entertained compli-
menting Miss Stockton during her Wis
it; Miss Laura Tompson, evening
bridge; Mrs. Joe Stadelman, Kensing.
t"l tea; Mrs. Grant Mays, bridge tea ;
Mrs. DR.. Kennedy, evening bridge;
Mrs. Victor Mardin and Miss Blanche
Mays each gave afternoons of bridge.
Mrs. Judge Blakley and Mrs. Polher.
mus also entertained with bridge after
moons, Mrs, Stadleman giving two most
delightful dinner parties for ner house
guest.
The pupils of the Glee club of the Sa-
lem high school wish to express their
appreciation to the persons who so gem
erously made it possible for them to
attend the Apollo club concert last
night "We feel that mucn more real
interest will be placed in our own in
dividual work, and we will strive to
carry out the careful instruction of our
painstaking instructor, Miss Minnetta
Magers," is the sentiment expressed
by the class in appreciation of the com
plimcnt.
Mrs. Lawrence 7. Harris has been
passing several ys with friends in
Eugene this week.
Mrs. N. H. Looney and Miss Looney
of Jefferson were extensively enter.
tanned in an informal way, by friends
in Salem during the week.
Yellow the Priscilla club s color, per-
fected most attractive color effect
for the decorations used by Mrs. c. NJ.
Eppley, Thursday afternoon when she
entertained the club at her home on
east state street. Tulips formed n
centerpiece for the luncheon table,
guests finding their places marked by
easter favors. Mrs. D. j. Fry was the
hostess assistant, Mrs. Della Jeffrey
Of Portland being the additional guest.
Mrs c. II. Kable Of Center street was
at home to group of her friends sat
urday afternoon, entertaining with
three tables of auction bridge. Mrs.
u. &. Shipley was the holder of high
score, Mrs. Eugenia Gillingham and
Mrs, Donald Miles assisting.
Mrs. Kable is entertaining as her
house quest her mother, Mrs. NJ. G..
Mackey of Portland,
aud State streets. Supplementing the
p. Il. o. society will take place April
fifth at the home of Mrs Mary Long
and Miss Regina Long Twenty-third
and state strets. Supplementary the
study Of "Japan" which has occupied
the regular sessions of the club through
out the winter, tAe program win be en-.
tirely made up of musical and literary
numbers, in keeping with that theme
Each club member viii be privileged to
ask one guest, and all visiting members
Of the =. o, II. will also be included in
the invitational list
Mrs Thomas Holman (Viola Vercler)
will play at the morning Sunday school
services, at the Bungalow Christian
church on Court street tomorrow at
quarter Of ten O'Clock, Mr.. and Mrs
Holman, both Of whom are well known
in local musical circles, have been pass.
ing two years in San Francisco, Mrs
Holman returning last week, Mr.. Hol-
man arriving last night.
Mrs. Holman has been asked to or.
ganize an orchestra for this church.
and any one who is interested will be
given an opportunity to join Mrs
Holman is a brilliant young violiniste
former pupil Of William Wallace
Graham. During her residence here she