Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

Miss Lucille Kuntz Miss Daisy Mul.
key, Mrs. =. II. Thompson and Mrs. AL.
bert Houmard.
Miss Lottie Penn IS among former
students Of Willamette in Salem for
the weekend merry-making at tle uni.
yersity. She is an instructor in the
Lebanon high school.
Mrs, r. NJ. Hofer and two small sons
will return Monday from San Fran.
cisco, where they have been passing
two months with Mrs. Hofer's sister,
Mrs, Hollister Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. zadoc j. Riggs are con.
templating an extended trip in July, 20.
ing first to Seattle to attend the
Sh1ner's convention July 18th to 18th,
inclusive. Canadian places of interest
will be included in their itinerary,
Alaska also probably being visited.
Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen and Mrs. l..
X. Page were active hostesses for tle
social session of the Eastern Star circle
Tuesday afternoon in Masonic temple,
Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss Hazel Bishop
and Miss Joy Turner assisting.
Miss Edna Josse, assisted by Mrs.
Louis jesse, Jr entertained her "500p
club, using four tables, last night. Miss
Hoa Stockton, Miss Jessie Keeton and
Leo Page were guests of the club, Miss
Stockton and Louis Josse, Jr., receiving
card honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam
will attend the Junior Prom at o. A. G.
tonight, going as the guests of Cover.
nor and Mrs. Withycombe. The Put.
mans have with them as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney H. Putnam, of
New York City, first cousins of Mr..
Putnam, who are returning from trim
to the exposition. Arriving yesterday
tney will remain until Monday.
In Memorian," is the exausitely
beautiful booklet prepared by Mrs. E
f. Colony as n tribute to her dauph,
ter, Eleanor NJ. Colony, who died June
u, 1914, after an illness of scarcely n
week. Miss Co'ony was student nj
willamette university for number of
years and won many friends who will
remember her as a CHEEKY and talented
| girl The booklet contains cuts of Miss
C"ony at various periods of her col.
leglate career and tributes and beauti.
ful letters Of appreciation from her in.
lstructors, classmates and friends
Among the numerous kind things soid
OF Miss Colony are an appreciation +"
by Dr. r. N. Avison, her pastor: nm
. Address by Dean Gaylord II. Pat.
terson, formerly of the college Of lib.
eral arts "An Appreciation " by Pro.
fessor James T. Matthews; "a Bean.
tiful Life, by Mrs. Edwin Sherwood (;
"A Tribute" by Rev. w. II. Sellecl,
former pastor; tributes by Mrs. r,
Cornelius, Anna p. Woods "a class.
mate), Professor r. B. Walsh Dean and
Mrs. F.. 5. Mendenhall; "To Eleanor. -
10 poem, by Perry Prescott Reiqolmnn
and " Eleanor" poem by j. A, Parks,
Miss Colony was born November 70,
1899.
Mrs. George n Patterson, of 4O9
South Winter street, entertained tbe
" Au Fait" Card club Yesterday after.
noon, asking additionally Mrs. Blake
and Mrs. Childs. Snowballs, crimsr1
roses and peonies festooned the rooms.
A prettily.appointed luncheon was serv.
ed, the following club members being
presents Mrs. John Nond, Mrs. David.
son, Mrs. Frank Mcdonald, Mrs. I'd.
ward QUINN Mrs. Eugene Eckerlen.
Mrs, I. X. Campbell, Mrs. r. X. Ford,
Mrs p. Zander and Mrs j. G. Nadon
Theron Hoover and Eugene Houston
are going to attend dancing party in
Dallas this evening, motoring over
Wednesday evening Mrs. Walter A.
Denton presented two of her advanced
pupils in piano recital, Miss Mildred
Rrnnk and Miss Ycnita Mckinney. ag.
sisted by Miss Mary Schultz. violin.
ste, and Miss Marie Bolinger, soprano.
The program was most pleaslngly ar.
ranged and as happily presented. Both .
he young musicians demonstrated ex.
'cllent musicianship, interpreting their
with understanding. brilliancy
md refinement Those privileged TO
De present were most faymably i'm.
lresscd, the players receiving many
compliments and words Of encourage.
nent 10 containue their musical efforts.
3Otn musicians possess musical ability
md deserve great credit for their con.
cientious and painstakibg work. Miss
Nary Schultz, always favofite, de-
lighted the guests with her splendid
responding to an encore with
.ieDowell = "To a wild Rose. Miss
iolinger sang very sweetly and appeal.
d 10 the hearts as well as the ears OF
cr listeners, which is after all the
enith Of musicianshp. She responded
o q well'deserved encore, giving
illaby BY Neidlnper. Toe rooms we're
astcfully decorated with spring flow.
rs for the event. Following is the
rogram rendered:
Trovatore Fantasic Brillante..........
.................................... Sidney Smith
Venita Mckinney.
a Sonnambula .....-. BelliniLeybach