Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-02

: Miss Dorothy Steusloff returned
eIyesterday from a month S visit at th5
home of her sister, Mrs. G. F. Cham
bers at cornucopia,
F. F. MeCully, who has been visiting
his family, who are spending the win
tier at 991 North Cottage street, left
this morning for his home in eastern
/ Oregon.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kay are ex-
pected to arrive home tomorrow from
the east, where they have been enjoy
ing an extended trip of several weeks,
stopping at several eff the larger cit
les, including New York, and Boston.
| Officers and chairmen Of committees
| Of the State Federation of Woman s
clubs are asked to make the following
changes of club officers in their year
books:
Madras, secretary, Mrs. Bert c. Boy
Ian.
Marshfield, Progress club, president,
Mrs. Dan Maloney; secretary, Mrs. A
tC. Vestal
| Redmond, Woman $ club, president,
Mrs c. H. Irwin; secretary, Mrs. W. D.
Buckley.
Tumalo, Tillicum club, president,
Mrs. j. M. Griffin; secretary, Mrs.
Mildred Tayler.
The attention of many clubs is call
ed to the fact that they must send the
list of their officers promptly if they
are to appear correctly on the club
roster in the forthcoming yearbook'-
Portland Journal.
A most enjoyable entertainment Of
fering a varied and diverting progdam
for the guests of the evening, was that
given on Tuesday night, by the Wo-
men IS Catholic Order of Foresters at
st. Joseph S hall.
The hall was gay with flags, making
a vivid setting for the dancers, who
thronged the floor, following the re-
freshment hour.
The pronounced success of the ey-
ening's entertainment was largely due
to the zeal of the following commit
tee in charge, Mrs. A. E. Huckestein,
Mrs. M Lane, Mrs. J. D. Nadon, Miss |
Villa Huckestein, Mrs. M. Dimworth,
Mrs J. Suing and Miss Lelah Suing
Here is the program:
Chorus, "Holy God, We Praise Thy |
Name -
Misses farley s far-famed Wax Fig |
ure Show, by ten seventh grade pupils
of the Sacred Heart academy.
Address, The Woman IS Catholic Or
der of Foresters, by Father Buck.
Solo, "Sweet Irish Rcse," by Mrs.
5. x. Aldrich.
BEADING, ''Clearing of Technicali-
lies" and GA One Eyed Boy s View
,f Life,' by Turfield SCHNEIDER.
Reading, "Out Sleighing with So T;
phia, +" and "'The Recruit" by AL
bert SCHNEIDER.
Solo, ''It is not Because Your Heart
IS Mine' and "My Own United
States, . by Mrs. R. A. Kirk.
Reading, "Baby Mine" by Marie
Nadon.
Reading, "Little Boy Blue" and
'Lise Lesson" by Mrs Blanche How
lrd.
Talk, Insurance, by August Huck
,stein.
One act comedy, "Glickman, the
4lazier,' by the Messrs. SCHNEIDER.
Chorus, FStar Spangled Banner. +"
The many Salem admirers Of Hart
idge Whip, the popular Portland .
,asso, who on several occasions, ac'
by his wife, Mrs. Lenora
7isher Whip, delighted Salem audi
nees with his singing, will be exceed
ngly glad to hear that he has made
us first appearance in New York in
ecital at Aeolian hall, January the
ourteenth, creating most favorable
according to letters receiv'
d from Oregon musicians who were
mong those present.
The New York Herald is quoted as
aging:
N'Hartridge Whipp, baritone from
he west, gave his first recital here
aSt night in Aeolian hall Arias from
and operas alternated with
ongs on his program. His voice is
,rge and resonant and has a good
ange. With scnorious tone he present
d two selections from Mendelssohn s
Elijah Folk songs from Hungary
nd old italian works were among his
lost attractive numbers
Musical America, New York city, of
anuary 10, says:
t'In this program-one of the very
NV recital programs without the Ger
an Lieder given in New York this
JASON that were musically vaid-Mr.
7hipp effected what must be consid-
red the most auSpieious baritone de-
ut since Louis Graveure introduced Z