Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-06

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOUR
interesting report Of the convention
was given by Mrs. Myrtle Kenworthy
and Miss Beulah Presnel During the
evening an enjoyable and humorous
programme was given by Clara Hin
man, little Ira Rigs and Messrs. Hocket,
Thorp, Pruit, Graham and Hinman.
Refreshments 1erved in dainty May
baskets ended the gayeties.
Mrs. J. B. Olinger extended charm
/ ing hospitality to the Sweet Brier club
Wednesday afternoon at ner country
home on the Wallace road. The rooms
were beautifully dcorated with Lady
| Bankshire roses. The hostess was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Patty,
and by Miss Mildred lmlah, in serving
dainty refreshments.
During the afternoon Margaret and
Mabel Olinger entertained their young
friends on the lawn with games and
stories. The children invited were
Mary Christine Ferguson, Marjorie
Harriet Dick, Webb Gaynell Beckett,
Margartt and David Steiner, Dwight
Webb.
Today was flag day, for the purpose
of aiding the Salvation army with
the local relief and charity work. They
made a pretty picture, the girls and
women vending flags on the corners,
in the hotel lobby, everywhere about
town and in spite of their adherence
of an admonition that they were not
to be insistent there we9 but few re-
fusals to buy. Among those donating
their time and efforts to the success
of the sale were:
Mrs. John ]. Roberts, Mrs. John
Caughell Mrs. Melvin Plimpton, Mrs.
John Brophey, Mrs. Ernest Hut, Mrs.
~. II. Lewis, and the Misses Steiner,
Margery Kay, Elizabeth Lord, Priscilla
Fleming, Constance Yantis, Edna Josse,
Carolyn Dick and Lorraine Ross.
The Salem club of the Oregon Agri-
cultural college assisted by the 0. A..
c. cadet band will give an inform ii
dance and concert in honor Of the sem
iors of the Salem high school in the
armory Friday, May the twelfth.
Mrs. Nitze gave an enjoyable sewing
at her home ON Wednesday afternoon,
having the matrons of the Ground
Dozen Club" as guests. Dainty re-
freshments rounded out the afternoon.
The hostess was assisted in the serv-
ing by Mrs. Leon Davidson.
.
Mrs. Mead and daughter, Muriel,
who have been visiting with friends
left Thursday for their home in Bat
tie Creek, Mich, via California. They
were quite taken with the Willamette
valley and thought that Salem was one
of the most beautiful cities they had
visited during their trip.
The musicale given by the >pupils
of Miss Minnetta Magers at her new
studio in the Moore building last Mon
day evening was very excellent, and
highg appreciated by the audience
who heartily encOred each number. The
program of English, French and Ger.
man songs were well interpreted and
showed good tonal work, phrasing and
breath control. Mrs. Donald Miles
assisted with two most interesting
readings showing much ability in in.
depreciation. She is a pupil of Mrs
Anna Rogers Fish Little Miss Pru'
dence Spight, who is pupil of Miss
Laura Grant, surprised all by the able
way sac rendered her number. The
delightful programme was as follows:
Love and Syringtime ............ Metcalt
Night ............................. Ronald
Miss Abbie Davis
Sunset Buck
Miss Ruth Fugate
Sing, Sing ............................. Nuttina
Miss Laura Minton
Piano solo-Love Song. ..Schultz.Weida
= Prudence Spight
Wiegenlied .............................. Brahme!
Du bist VIE Fine Blume .SchumanI
(Sung in Germany
Miss Hilda Amsler
A sonk cycle-A Sheaf of Little
Songs Clarke
Miss Rose Pratt
Reading-Hard Luck Smith................
............................... Robert Service
Mrs. Don Miles
The Boys Song ........................ Home
Mr.. Ivan Schumacher
Waltz Song ...................4.......... Gouno(
Bon Jour, Suson .................... Pessar(
(Sung in French)
Marguerite Flower
A five hundred party was given oI
Wednesday afternoon by the ladies o.
the Maccabee lodge in Mccormack hall
Guests made up eight tables Of In,
game and the high score prizes wer,
won by Mrs. Joseph Bach and Mrs