Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-09

in France, but not Of Company M
were sent individual gift packages con-
tanning much the same order of small
luxuries.
Considerable interest has been mani
Tested as to the names of the Salem
soldiers, outside the local company
who are cover there The follow
ing list though considered incomplete,
numbers the names, which have been
handed in to the S. 0. s. committee in
charge, and comprises at least large
share Of the enlisted boys now IN
France:
Garlic Abrams, Albert E. Bouffler,
Han A. Bynon, Alfred Berg, Harry =.
Bennett, Allan G.. Carson, Charles w.
Craig, r. c. Chrissinger, Lloyd Chris
singer, VIM. W. Curtis, Deane Curtis,
Richard Collins, Tom Dutton, II. B. De-
Witt, w. II. East. ernest Eckerlin'
Charles d. Fowle Noylan Hoff, II. b,
Holt Oral Hagedorn, Leon L. Hansen,
VIM. +. Headrick, Lloyd Lee, James
II. Lambrith, Donald IL. Moore, Lewis
lMcAdams, Bruce MeDaniels, Ira +.
lMunkers, Joe McAlhster, X. A. Mar
| tin, Cyril f. Nadon, Robert V. O'Neill,
Robert Perlch, w. +. Perlch, Everett
M. Price, Mem Pearce, Harold A. Roy,
Mark Skiff, Jr., Walter Spaulding,
Clifford Smart, James II. Walker, John
"a. Walker, Willie A. Walker, Clifford
a. Walker, t. c. Wood, Ralph w. We'll
born, Paul B. Wallace.
The Lincoln school Parent Teachers
association will meet Tuesday evening
at the school, when a program of un-
usual merit will be heard. Superintend-
ent John Todd, Miss Emily Griffin,
physical culture instructor, and Miss
IBeall, instructor of music, win talk
lon educational subjects. Mr.. Harring-
ton will talk on the Industrial club
hwork in the schools. A quartette com
posed of Mr.. Todd, Mr.. Irvine, Mr..
ILenhart and Mr.. Miller viii sing sew
eral selections, A good attendance is
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Chinook
viii be hosts at a lovely little dinner
this evening, when they will entertain
the members of a small evening card
club. Circling the prettily appointed
table will he Mr. and Mrs, Frank My
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Webb, MIR.
aid Mrs. Merlin Harding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Burton. Mr.. and Mrs. T. h..
Galloway, Mr., and Mrs E. o. Sieeke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bonnen
A striking emphasis of color values,
or the lack of color, was noted in the
stage effect, which fronted the eyes
of the audience privileged to witness
the presentation of the Greek play
"Iphigeria in TaurisN from Euripe-
des, given in tableaux form at the
Commercial club rooms this afternoon,
for the members of the Salem Woman s
club. The stage was eopletely draped
in black, while the figures composing
the tahleaux were robcd IN white, thus
standing out in strong relief from the
background. The stage was arranged
to resemble an art gallery.
The entire presentation, of the tab
leaux, which We're supposed to picture
a reproduction of the play in marble,
was characterized by a symmetry of
line, grace of movement aud admirable
poise Of body Forming an integral part
of the beauty Of the impressive scenes
was the especially adapted music,
played in accompaniment to the yari-
Gus tableaux, gathered from the work
of Gluck, the composer OF the scores
of many operas, the librettos of which
were taken from the plays Of Euripe-
des
The principals cast for these tab
leaux are: Mrs. William Hamilton.
Mrs. Samuel Kozer. Mrs William
BuTghardt, Jr., Mrs. John J. Roberts,
Mrs. |. W. Staley. Mrs J. o. Hall. The
chorus consists Of Mrs. Merlin Hard
ing, Mrs Joseph Palmer, Mrs Z. T..
Carleton. Mrs Gustav Ehsen, Mrs. w.
f. Kirk. Mrs. William Walton, Miss
Edith Hazard.
The program arranged and staged
under the direction Of Mrs. Anna Rog
ers Fish, appears as follows;