Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

o. salt Lake City, who made score of
IS points. Miss Kitchen S points num-
Der s5l2.
The Fourteenth Street club met on
Thursday with Mrs. L. w. Gleason.
Those present outside the club were:
Mrs. z. A. Pruitt, Mrs. W. o. Asseln,
Mrs. Elmer Laue, Mrs. Ralph Harr,
Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Harvey and Mrs.
Baker.
Out of town people here for the Rine-
hart reunin departed for their homes
saturday, arranging to meet again next
year in Gillian county.
The appearance of Alma Gluck, who
sang in Salem this year on the musical
artists course, at the Harvard per-
Torrance of "Siegfried' viii be the
last in long time as Madame Gluck
has significd her intention to retire
from the public for a year for the pur.
pose O. devotng herself to a bit of
home life Madame Gluck, who under
the circumstances is entitled TO her
name of Mrs. Zimbalist, has ideas about
the duty of a mother to her child and
she will attempt TO carry these out dur
ing the next year. She is now located
in ner country home on Lake George
where she and her husband have de.
termined not TO allow even the harm
less tinkle of piano.
Commenting on the presentation re-
cital Of Miss Greta Phillips, Joseph
MacQueen, the music editor of the
. uregonian, publishes the following
. Miss Greta Phillips, an accomplished
/ young vocalist, of salem. Oregon, wa
presented in a song recital last Mon
/ day by Miss Minnetta Mayors. Mis-!
/ Phillips possesses a soprano voice Of
excellent quality and range and she ha
dramatic ability. Sne gave four pleas
ing numbers and was frequently en-
cored. Mrs. Vera Schaupp Frickey as
sisted with a brilliant piano solo from
List, and Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish CAV,
an interesting reading Mrs. George II
Burnett, Mrs. B. j. Miles and Miss Ma
gers were in the receiving line and lit
tie Margaret Lewis attended the door
Misses Ruth Fuga,c and Rose Prat
were the ushers.
The Oregon Alpha Chi Omega Alum
nae club gave their annual luncheon
and musical at the Benson Hotel Sat
.utday afternoon, with Mrs r. MOnro
. Gilbert, and Miss MAY Steusloff as rel
rcscntatives from Salem. The Orego
club was organized and the charte
granted them in April. Tney starte
, their club with 80 charter member,
The Tyrolean room was prettly dee
! GRATED in the sorority colors, red an
green. Red carnations adorned tn
, luncheon table. On the place cards an
programs We're clever pen and in
! sketches, including the Greek monC
: gram. Others present at the luncheO
were; The Misses Ernestine HsloJ
Helen Wegmann. Lima Pauey, Mi
dred Croat, Ada Reed, Edith Cathe,
y wood, Faith Hawthorne, Agnes Re,
mond Grace Woodworth Mrs. II. "
, Hopkins, Mrs. j. +. Withrow, and Mr.
Ray Shinn, all of Portland; Miss Lyi
ira Tagg G Wauenton; Mrs. Henry {
Mitchell, of Memphis, Tennessee; Mi,
, Alice Streets, of Medford; the Missc
! Geraldine Newins, Gertrude Nolan, l.,
oua Kerr, Of Corvallis, and Miss Eliz,
, beth Hewitt, Of Gresham,
/, Mrs. J A. Bernardo entertained IN
T, Elite Embroidery circle at her meme o
, South High street Thursday Afternoon
3. The hmc was most picturesque, bein
|ptotusely decorated with hugh cluster
of ocean spray. Mrs. Benardi was a
sisted in serving by Mrs. Mary Roc
gers and Miss Rosalia Bach.
Kersey c, Eldridgc Of Independence,
Oregon, and Miss Lucille Mae Berr,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. Berr,
of Portland, were married at tae hom
of the bridoS parents, Monday nigh
Rev, II. G, Marshall, of North Yakim,
officiating, Mrs. Alice b. Marsha
played the wedding march and tn
bridesmaid was Miss Nora Wann, d
Salem The bridegroom S brother, EJ
win Neville Eldridge acted as best MAJ
The rooms were a bower Of pink an
white roses, maidenhair and swor
ferns. Miss Mable Downey sang "Of
Promise Me- preceding the ceremony
and during the reception which follow
cd, sang several other solos. Tae brid