Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-18

Glelland Barton and read by Mrs. Anna
Rogers Fish.
Mrs. Barton has also composed
beautiful Lullaby, which has been set
to music by Fratina Reklaw, better
known as Mrs. Walker. of Portland.
The artistic poem "Oregon is as fol
lows:
love the hue
OF the clouded blue
When the lingering summer dies
And the rains soft sweep
When the earth drinks deep
Under the Oregon skies;
For the rain will cease
And the sun increase,
The mists from the valleys rise
And after the showers
viii a myriad flowers
Laugh up at the Oregon skies.
Assisting at these attractive opening
receptions were: Mrs. William Bah.
cock, Mrs. Donald Miles, Miss Jessie
HolcOmb, Miss Margaret Miles, Miss
Bazazza, Miss Edith Kinney and How
ard Jewett.
Mrs. R. B. Houston was the motif Of
an artistically appointed luncheon pre-
sided over by Mrs. Frank Schmidt last
Saturday. The luncheon table was CEN
tered with spring flowers, decorative
scheme of yellow being carried out in
charming detail. Seated around the
table we're; Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Carey
Martin, Mrs. L. NJ. Boggs, Mrs. Doug
las Minto, Mrs. Larkin Williams, Mrs.
Lawrence T. Harris, Mrs. George NJ.
Brown and the hostess
Luncheon was followed by unique
guessing games. Mrs. Carey Martin,
Mrs Douglas Mimic and Mrs Lawrence
Harris captured the favors.
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A concert to which one may look
with legitimate hope of enjoyment will
be given Saturday evening March 25,
when the Chemcketa Camp Fire Girls
will present the University of Oregon
trio, composed of Miss Middleton, so.
loist; Mrs. Thacher pianist, and Miss
Forbes, violinst, who is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a Sanctus Serophino violin
made in 1747.
Miss Anne Swezey is guardian to this
club Of young girls wno are the Misses
Mlrv Jane Albert, Pauline Dick, Max
inc Buren, Josephine Baumgartner, Hell
en- Robe, Frances Hodge, Margery Da-
wilson, Hilda Tillinghast, Maude Nc
Coy, Harriet Griffith, Helen Corey,
Margaret Griffith, Eva Miles and Ruth
Barnes,
A very interesting recital was Civ
en- this afternoon by the younger pupils
Of Miss Elma Weller. The artistry of
the programme was made especially en-
ioyable by the appearance of tiny Mil
dred Roberts, Dorothy Livesley and
Mary Cupper, all under seven years OF
age.
The charming programme given by
these youthful artists was as follows;
THE Marionettes ........,................. Lynes
Marie Brick, Joe Clark, Fern Law
eleur, Rita Claggett.
Glass song ...... ...... ...... ...... .."Demmlng
Glass.
Sweet ClaVer ..-........................ n. swift
HELEN Weller.
Away to the Woods ...............................
Marie Brick.
Down 7th Chords
Glass.
Brownies Dance ......................... Gaynol
Priscilla Fay.
Robins Song
, Relen Roberts.
Hunter s Song ............................L Lynes
Arthur Hamilton.
Waltz Curwir
Dorotny Livesley, Miss Weller
(a) Two Little Birds Had Talk
One Day .................................. Gaynol
(b) Three Chickens -................, Maxim
$ Helen Marcus.
lMnldy Curwir
p Mildred Roberts, Miss Weller.
iStudy hOhlel
Ralph Hamilton
, Bownie and Braze ...................... Bugbet
Rita Claggctt.
Rhythm Song ............................ DunnlnG
. mildred Roberth, Dorothy Livesley.
3 (a) Babes in the Woods .......... Maxim
tb) Wee Folks Dance ................ Gaynoi
(c) Petite Waltz ....................... Dcnni'
Elizabeth Farchild.
. Quctt
; Rovena Eyre, Miss Weller
The Two Frogs ............................ Cramu
p Fern Llveleur.
, Through the Looking Glass .......... Lyne'
SOnatlne Element
+. Joe Clark.
To the Rising Sun
!. Ruth Page.
Vocal Solo ...-.......-,................ selected
r Harriet Griffith,
celNhaoe
Dorothy Esch.
QuarteU
. Doroth' Esch, Ruth ,gc, Miss
Weller, Marie RoStein.
/. Tomorrow Miss Alice Skiff will sing
I Imzzi, Ave Maria. for the ten O. 'clocl
Isnr,.inn NJ Tim Cnihnlr rhnrnh