Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-11
SOCIETY
By B s. D1BBLE
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A varied evening of entertainment
under the guise of q Red Cross bene-
fit, is in store for those who are plan
ming to attend the program given to-
morrow night at the parlors of the
Unitarian church, under the charge OF
Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish. Several pu-
Ipifs of Mrs. Fish, who comprise the
well known Kid Komedy Klub, will
take part in a series of plays, mono
,logues and representations. Also con-
Itributing a pretty feature to the pro-
Igram will be Miss Florence Cartwright
who will give a solo dance. Miss La
Won Coppock will present a number of
child representations. Following the
program, a war supper will be served
by the ladies' of the Unitarian ALI
anee.
Miss Margaret Putnam Of Pendleton
will arrive in Salem tonight on a short
business trip, returning Sunday morn
ing. Miss Putnam s mother, Mrs. G. p.
Putnam, will return with her daugh-
ter to Pendleton, where, to the regret
of her many Salem friends, she plans
to make her home. Accompanying the
travellers to Portland will be Mrs.
Putnam s son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Putnam. The party will motor
down.
The Chautanqna Reading Circle gave
a Faust Opera program Tuesday even
inc in the parlors of the Christian
church to p number of invited guests.
The story was read by Mrs. F. T. Por-
ter in such q realistic manner and
with such depth of feeling that it
made an appropriate setting for the
musical numbers given by the pupils
of Miss Minnetta Mayors.
Miss Pauline Liska presented the
Flower Songp with a strength of
Characterization and expression, that
drew forth appreciative c~ommendation
from the audience. Miss Liska is the
possesbor Of IA Vicar, full contraE0o
voice, heard TO good advantage in IA
selection so full of interpretative pos
sibilities as the Flower Song.
In the Jewel Song rendered by Miss
Hilda Ansler, a pictured suggestion Of
the very gems, adding their lustre to
the bell like tones of soprano melody,
was conveyed to the listener. IL
Miss Evelyn belong added much to
the beauty Of the music by her artistic
accompaniment on the piano.
Other musical numbers were repro 1
duced by the victrola. 1t
Mrs. M. E. Meyer and small daugh-
ter, Elva, have returned from a So i
journ of several months in southern t
Oregon. They were accompanied home
by Mr.. Meyer, who returned immedi-
ately to Creswell, where he is in the
Of the Southern Pacific.
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Mrs. Kate O.. Kennel and grandson, t
Sammy, arrived from Portland this
morning to be the guests of Mrs
Kennels sister, Mrs. R. B. Goodin, t
a few days. n
Mrs. Edna Daley of Milwaukee, Ore
gon, is enjoying a short visit in Salem '
as the guest of friends. Mrs. Daley v
a guest of Mrs. w. F. Fargo early
in the week. o
Mrs. George Waters is spending sew.
eral days in Portland.
Mrs. Laban Sleeves of Portland, was G
q Salem visitor the fore part of the
week, when she was the guest of Mrs. u
B.. L. Sleeves at her residence on North 4
Church street. =
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Lieutenant Carl Gabrielson, who has
been stationed at Camp Lewis, passed
through Portlant last night, en- route
to California, where he has been trans
ferred. Going down to Portland to 1
greet Lieutenant Gabrielson, were his
Mrs. C. D. Gabrielson and sis ,
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun- +