Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-24
CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM OREGON SATURDAY,

bert, who also gave "Rustle of Spring
No. 30 (Sinding.) She is a most stu
dious and interesting pupil and works
out her music in an exact and attract
i've manner.
i Miss Agnes Halsell, very talented
player, brought out delightfully."- the
charminr theme of the 'Spinnlied E"
(Litolff) and was accorded a most
complimentary reception.
Numbers by GODDARD and, Massenet
the &" Valse Cnromatique, and cara
gonaise Ballet, which require great
briliancy ON the partl of an interpret
err were given without the aid of the
score by Miss Laura Arenz. The runs
were remarkably clear and her tech
nique quite beyond criticism.
Confidence, artistry and a fine feel
ing distinguished Miss Sauter' play
| ing, her number occupying the place
of honor on the program. She gave
" Allegro Scnerzando,' and a brilliant
new number "Pan", by Vardayne.
her work was freely commented upon,
Miss Sauter showing the finish of the
professional in both her solo and ac-
Compartment work.
As a setting for the event the
church aad been beautifully decOrited
with masses of crimson rambler roses,
under the direction of Miss Ermine
Bushnell, Miss Oda Chapman and Miss
Alta johnson.
The ushers were Miss Mary Pigler,
Miss RoseDraugh, Miss Helen Hunt,
Miss Alta johnson, Miss Gertrude
Tasto and Miss Lois Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chinook nave
as their guests the formers mother,
Mrs. C. E. Chinook and Miss Emma
Gardade, of Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kirk accompanied
by Mrs. Armin Steiner motored to
Roseburg Friday. They will be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Barker
and other friends, and will return
Monday.
The members of the Eastern Star
will be entertained on Tuesday after
noon at the residence Of Mrs. L. K.
Page, 492 Cottage street.
The hostesses for the afternoon will
he Mrs. Page, Mrs. u. G. Boyer, Mrs.
| NJ. C. Petty, Mrs. F. n. Derby and
Miss MabeIle Page.
Mrs. Lloyd Hauser of Eugene is
here for a several weeks visit, and will
be the guest of Mrs. Paul Hauser and
Mrs. W. H. Cook.
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Harold Hager who is attending Har-
ward University arrived home Tuesday
TO spend the summer with his mother
Mrs. Cordelia Hager.,
Mr.. Hager is a senior and will re-
turn to cambridge in thd fall
The violin and piano pupils of Miss
JOY Turner will give a recital in the
Willamette University chapel on
Thursday evening, June the 29th at
ts:15 O'Clock
A delightful feature of the pro
gramme will be the violin ensemble
numbers, and the solos by local ar
tist
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
| Mrs. Blanche Liston Neimeyer who
had planned on leaving Salem this
week for Toronto, to join her husband
! Lieutenant Niemeyer, has had word
from him saying that he aas been Civ
en- a two weeks furlough and will ar
rive here the first of the week.
Mrs. Niemeyer has gone to Portland
20 meet Lieutenant Niemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Sllaife, Miss
Nancy Skaife and Miss Mary Ecker
! lin LETT today in the formers ear for
The Dalles, where they win visit at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roth, formerly of this city,
| John and Allan Carson Of Company
NJ are the guests of their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Carson. The boys will
return to Claekamas tomorrow.
The Booth string orchestra went to
Monmouth today to furnish the music
for the large reception to be given to,
night by tae faculty of the Normal
school or the students.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McDougal have
gone 30 Portland for few days.
Mrs. Chester c. Clark and Miss
Edith E. Benedict OF 533 N Cottage
street. will leave Sunday morning for
A two months visit with relatives and
friends in New York.
They will return in time to take up
their respective school duties in Sep
tember. Mrs. Clark is principal of the
Highland school and Miss Benedict rs
registrar at the Willamette University
About a dozen members of the west
central circle of the Methodist church
we're the guests of Mrs. W. C. Young
at the Leonard Hotel Thursday. An
enjoyable programme and business
session was followed by refreshments
Friends of Miss Lenore Staley VIII
We jOice to know that she is rapidly re-
covering from the recent operation she
underwent at the hospital last week.
Mrs R. b. Houston and Mrs. L NJ.
Roggs have az their guests Mrs A.
Minton of Albany and Mrs. Staley OF
La Grande.
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