Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-20
SOCIETY
A1nTB THoMPsoN

| gina Long much feted bride-elect,
the "ShOnta Washtoll'' campfire girls
entertained Friday evening with a
pretty supper and kitchen shower.
The affair which was a complete sur
prise to the nOnor guest was gwen at
the home of Miss Thelma Blessing.
The rooms and table we're prettily a
dorned with roses and Miss Long was
the recipient of many useful gifts.
The "Shonta Washtolan campfire
club includes the Misses Thelma Bless
ling, Helen McInturff, Mildred Reid,
Esther Sun, Pauline Remington, Hazel
Tucker, Ruth Cooley, Ruth Rauch,
Louise Miller, Meryl DuRett, Ruby
Welch and Edna Hall.
Besides the honoree tne club g guests
included Miss Stanis Andersen and
Miss Bertha Edwards, who will be
guardian for the girls next season. Af-
ter supper the evening was delightful
lily spent with music
Another pretty affair honoring Miss
/ Regina Long this week was the lunch
con given today by Mrs. j. c. Nelson.
Covers were placed for twelve around
a table prettily appointed.
Mrs. E. f. Fisher will leave next
week for Iowa, where she will visit
with relatives.
In celebration of the anniversary of
Mrs. N. A. Bales birthday, Mrs. j. c.
Schaupp and Mrs. A. j. Houck enter
tanned at the suburban home Of the
former on Market street, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
A number of guests attended the af-
fair and the honoree was showered
with charming gifts. The rooms were
decorated in tribute to the honor
guest with snow balls, and rhodeden-
durns.
Mrs. W. NJ. Smith captured the prize
in a. contest and Mrs. NJ f. Mundinger
the consolation.
During the afternoon Mrs. J. G.
Schaupp delighted the guests with
readings and Mrs. Harry Rowe and
Donald Schaupp with musical selections
Assisting the hostesses in the serv-
ing were Mrs. W. w. Faulkner and
Miss Fern Sehaupp.
The guests were: Mrs. John Brewer,
Mrs. Walter Gerth, Mrs. Ernest Blue,
Mrs. Warren Pohle, Mrs Harry Rowe,
Mrs. Carrie Chase, Mrs. Emma Stan
ford, Mrs. Bones, Mrs. W. NJ. Smith,
Mrs. II. B. Dorks, Mrs. M. Z. Munding-
er, Mrs. B. F. Schultz Mrs. W. w.
Faulkner, Mrs. Richard c. Kriesel, Mrs.
Werring and tne Misses Nettie Houck,
Ella Ruge, Fern Schaupp, little Miss
Katherine Rowe, Master Darwin Biwer
and Donald Schaupp.
It was an uncommon pleasure to at
tend Mrs. Walter Denton Is musicale
TAT her residence studio Wednesday
evening when her advanced students
were heard in recital. Those who were
piano soloists on that occasion were:
Miss Mildred Brunk and Miss Thelma
Blessing. The guests were received by
Mrs. Milton Meyers and Pauline Mar
mach.
A number Of friends and relatives at
tended the recital and the girls were
ultIally buQWtEeu WIN DehullLul llOH'
ers and gifts, Miss Brunk and Miss
Blessing both displayed extraordinary
ability, showing the result Of thorough
and painstaking work. Especially good
was the Interpretation and expression
of Sonata Pathetique and The Last
Hope by Mildred Brunk, showing tlat
she had grasped the spirit Of the com.
poser's. Thelma Blessing gave an ex-
cellent Interpretation of a Mid Sum
mer Nights Dream. She charmed and
captivated her listeners with the Ma
zurka and La Chasse au Lion.
The four hand numbers were credit
ably given and greatly enjoyed.
Miss Brunk and Miss Blessing de-
serve special credit for their splendid
work and efforts which well merited
applause and appreciation.
Here is tne programme;
Overture-The Barber Of Seville.
Mildred Brunk Thelma Blessing
Valse styrienne .............. Wollenhaupt
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