Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-08

early in the fall.
The house was attractively decorated
for the occasion with masses Of lovely
La France roses. The evening hours
were merrily passed with music and
knitting. Dainty Refreshments were lat
er served, Miss Laura Bell and Miss
Lyra Miles assisting Mrs, Carrier.
Those hidden were: Mrs. Louis Muir
dock, Miss Ruth Paxon, Miss Emma
Moore, Miss Margaret Hodge Miss
0cie Brown, Miss Evelyn Brown, Mrs.
Edith Campbell, Miss Irene Smear of
Baker, Miss Dollie Smith, Miss Myrtle
Pelker, Miss Eva Scott, Miss A. Nix
on, Miss Mildred Trindle, Miss Alpha
Donaea, Miss Elva Austin, Miss Mabel
Temple, Mrs. Florian Won Eschen and
Miss Mamie Radabaugh of Monmouth.
An enjoyable musicale was held
Thursday evening, when Frank E.
Churchill presented number of his
piano students in final recital at his
studio in the Opera House building.
The program follows:
A Mountain Idyl .......................... Kern
Velma Emmett
Budding Flowers -...-............... Anthony
Fay Wclz
Little Rogue .......................... IIanglois
Gordon Baker
Silver Heels ....-...................... Langlois
Margaret Smith
Bagatelle ............,.................. Vanasse
Thelma Flake
song ................................
Edith Young, Alice Roth, Wilma
Doremus
Pixie Drill March ...................... Brown
Wilma COursey
Robins Lullaby .................,., Krogmann
Heloise Hogan
Springs Awakening ............ Crammond
Helene Gregg F.!
CLEAN of Sunshine .............. Crammond
Leolyn Barnett
Simple Avue .............................. Thome
Dorothy Kapphahn
Chimes of Love .................... Enplemann
Marie Schuldermann
Rosebud (vocal solo) ...................
Rita Reid
Twilight on the Waters ................ Kern
Lois Neptune
Reverie D'AmOur -.,... Kirkland Ralph
Edna McEmaney
twilight Friml
Edith Young
Dhe Merry Fisherman .............. Kern
Ruby Drager
The Young Horseman ........................
rhe Mountain Spring .................. Kern
Thelma Birdwell
frand Marche dc Concert, Wollenhaupt
Wilma Doremus
Miss Gertrude East and her house
uest, Miss Elsie Brcwn of Portland
jttended the alumni luncheon of the
A'pha Chi Omega sorority given at the
University club in Portland today.
soth girls belong to the sorority, being
tudents at the Oregon Agricultural
ollege. Miss East will remain in Port.
md over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Garfield and Mr..
nd Mrs. P. Z. Fullerton will leave
unday on motor trip through south.
IN Oregon. They win be gone about
en- days {,
Mrs. Laban Sleeves of Portland is a |
Teek end visitor in Salem. She is the
nest of Mrs. B. L. Sleeves.
I
Mrs. Cal Patton is passing the week !
nd in Portland as the guest of her
ster, Mrs c. d. Simeral.
Mrs. Robert Maenider left Wednes.
ay for Eugene, where she will spend
Fo weeks visiting friends. She will ,
e the house guest of Mrs. 0. j. Nc.
Dnald. 7
Mrs. J. A. Wroten entertained the y
lilling Hands Red Cross auxiliary {
'ednesday afternoon at her home 905
orth 22d strees. Mrs. John Graber as
sted in serving. The auxiliary will :
eet next week with Mrs. Paul Siege. l
In the evening a few friends were :
ddeu in by Mr.. and Mrs. Wroten for
pleasant evening of music, including
II. and Mrs. Miller Bevier, NJ. and
rs Henry Lee, Richard Riley and W.
Mills.
The violin and piano pupils Of Miss
~ Turner will ha haarl - o..4,