Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-22

ganizod q club to be known as ''Tht
ne Treat club" The club members
will ave Dutch suppcrs once month
and the next meeting Will be at the
home of Professor and Mrs John w
Todd. The evening was spent in some
very successful games of progressive
If!lnch.
I Tho members of the newly organized
IclLb are DIR. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Legge, Profess
sor and Mrs. William L. Kirk. Prof.
and Mrs John w Tcdd, Mr. and Mrs.
b. Il. Carrier, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Winslow, Mr. and Mrs A. A. Lee and
Mr.. and Mrs II. Fl vandervort
The Tuesday Musical club met at
Miss Elma Weller s studio Tuesday
levcning. The program was given by
Frank +. Sanders, assisted by Dan
Langenburg and T. s. Roberts. Modern
French composers had been chosen as
the subject for the evening and the
numbers given were illustrative of GER
tain tendencies of modern music. The
following program was given:
Suite-Childrcn s Corner ... Debussv
() DR.. Gradus ad Parnassum
(9) Jumbo's lullaby
(3) Serenade l.r the Doll
(4) The Snow is Dancing
90 The Little Shepherd
(6) PolIiwog's Is Cakewalk
Mr.. Sanders
Invocation (from Robert lie Diable)
......-.,.--.---..,- -,..........--,- Meyerbeer
Destination; Tantenailles
Mr.. Langenburg
Concerto in G minor ... Saint Saens
First movement
Mr.. Sanders
Several cncorcs were also given. the
ast being Humoreske by Friml, which
was rendered with great delicacy and
charm. =
Mr.. Langenburg S rendition left
nothing to be desired Mr.. Sander S |
playing showed both deep feeling and |
true appreciation as well as wonderful |
teehnie. Tho whole program was most
delightful.
Miss Barbara Steiner arrived in Sa-
lem this morning to spend the Christ
mas vacation. Miss Steiner is a Junior
in tie University of Washington.
The Gravel shower" for Miss Aline +
who will leave soon for the
east. was one of the delightful social I
events Of the early part of the week.
The home of Mrs. Chauney Bishop, $40
North Liberty street, was the scene of
the pretty affair.
The rooms were attractivelv deco
rated peculiar to the Christmas season.
The Christmas greens and poinsettas .
we're simply arranged about the living
-oom
Later in the afternoon. the guests
we're conducted to the dining room
which was beautified with eolo-
scheme of soft lavendar. At this time /.
Miss Thompson was the recipient Of
many useful and lovely gifts. The !
hover gifts were grouped about
snail Christmas tree which was also )
dorned with lavendar decorations. !
Places at the daintily appointed tea :
able were marked with small corsage /,
'ouquets of violets for each guest De-
eetable refreshments were served in a
lever manner by the hostess. y
The guests who participated in the ;
travel shower y for Miss Thompson :
rere Mrs. S. w Thompson. Mrs. Asa.
el Bush, Mrs. Allan A. Bynon. Mrs
4iffcrd W. Brown, Mrs. William IT,
Jr., Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. /.
harles H. Fish T Mrs vii lam D. Car :
sic, Mrs w. NJ. Plimpton. Mrs. c. d..
abrielson Mrs. Ben w. Oleott, Mrs.
ohm J. Roberts, Mrs. t. A. Livesley, 4
FRS. William c. Dyer, Mrs R. NJ. Ho-
sr, Mrs. W H. Lytle. Mrs. Frederic
nielsen, Mrs. W. l. McDougal. Mrs.
. c. Smith, Jr, Miss Rita Steiner,
Iiss Mabel Withycombe, Miss Eliza
eth Lord, Miss Catharine Carson and
Iiss Hazel Downing.
On Wednesday night. the younger
apils of Mrs. Walter A. Denton gave
n interesting and delightful Christ
as program. Royena Eyre as a Christ
as fairy and Frances Martin. Virgin
Berger, Maxine Clever, Helen Ash
nan. Benneitta Edwards and Eliza.
sth Lewis as rainbow fairies opened
Ie program with song of welcome.
The Young musicians did well in the
'cital and they entered into their lla-
c with understanding as thought they
we'd it. The spirit Of music in these
'ung children is nest encouraging