Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-20

and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Hofuell, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Kazmarek, Mrs. Ray Watson
and Harry Kennedy.
Mrs. Kazmarck was askcd to assist,
! and card honors were given to Mrs h.
IC. Marvin and Walter Spaulding.
Innumerable shamrocks were used
to decorate the parlors of the First
Methodist church this week when the
members Of the South Central Circle
of the First Methodist church enter
tanned the members of the various
circles Of the Ladies Aid society and
their friends with silver tea Wednes'
day afternoon, Mrs. c. +. Scott and
Mrs. NJ. =. Hellycr, poured, and they
were assisted by the ladies of their
circle. Green prcdominated in all the
decorations, but spring flowers used in
profusion, also lent pleasing touch.
All the numbers on the program were
in keeping with the day Mrs. Charles
Day, Of Portland, house guest during
the week Of Mrs. NJ. C. Findley, sang
delightfully."- accompanied by Genevieve
Findley at the piano; Miss Helen Nc
Inturff and Miss Ruth Bedford gave
piano duet, Miss Mildred Mcbride en-.
tertaining with a reading. Irish legends
and q brief sketch of Saint Patrick
made up paper which was read by
Mrs. Edwin Sherwood.
, The largest and best rehearsal of
. q, Llttob'j tnnL nlnno
, last Tuesday evening, About l25 peo.
plo are nov enrolled in this, the Salem
, Festival Chorus, and several more have
announced their intention of joining at
I the next rchearsel. So the opportunity
to become a member will be held open
until after the next rehearsal, which
will he the fourth held. Bring up
, the membership of the Salem Festival
Chorus 20 l50 voices, and thus make it
more and more a cosmopolitan affair
, The next regular rehearsal is Tuesday
evening at the First NJ. Il. church, be-
, ginning promptly at 1880 Mr., Men
/, dcnhall gives one last urgent and cor.
, dial invitation to all those interested in
the musical activities Of Salem to
identity themselves with this organi.
zation.
As an appropriate introduction to
Passion week, the large chorus, under
the direction of Dean Mendcnhall, will
render Numbers beautiful cantata,
= "0livct to Calvary, on Sunday even.
, ing, March 2S. The text of the cantata
deals with the last scenes Of the Saw.
! ior's life on earth. The rejoicing of
the multitude, the view of Jerusalem
from Ohvet, the lament over the city,
the scene in the temple and the lonely
! walk back over the mount form the
chief features Of the first part. The
second part opens with the supper Of
the Passover, and deals with all the
, scenes between that great event and
! the tragedy and triumph Of Calvary.
, The chorusos are dramatic. the solos
effective, the work as whole being
. most artistic in conception and cxccu.
! tion,
! naCfodils hcautificd the rooms OF
\ Mrs, Roy Mills home Friday after.
! I'm whom she entertained the mem.
. bcrs Of her club, with Mrs. L, G. Bon.
\ nclL Mrs Frank Myers MIS-. Oscar
! Price, Mrs, James Chiuuock. Mrs Ed.
/. vim HoiUclL Mrs. Amm steiner Mrs.
o Horny touycr and Miss Enid Elliott.
asked additionally
In honor Of the tenth birthday OF
Il hc- small son, Eals, birthday. Mrs.
! William Brguson asked ninc OF nif 1T
. tlc :icnds to assist him in ccchrat
.s ing The event \ prcttily decorated
/. cake with ten candles was ~, import
" ant part Of the luncheon, after IN,
20 serving &C. which Tie Juvenile guest.
10 enjoyed outot.door froiirs.
d Those present were! Earl Goss. I'm
70 cry campbell, Wilbur McCmc, Waite,
@ McOunr Farman McAdoo. Orvill,
Gleason, Norvinc Glcuson, Everett
Waller and Albert Walker.
u H5ncriug Mr.. and Mrs Milo After
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