Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-22

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| (b) Papillon ..................... Fourdraln
| (e) Crepuscule ...........-........... Massenes
| (d) Bourbonnaise (ManOn Lescaut)z
......... ............. ..-...-...-.-...... AuDer
Concerto in ID .....-...-........... Chamlnade
(a) Maman, ditcs moi, (b) Nanette,
(c) Les amOurs de Jean, bergerettes
of the 18th century, arranged by
Weekerlin.
Shadow song from "Dinorah with
flute) ............................... Meyerbeer
Among the Salem people who will
hear Cali Curei tonight are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Plimpton, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Livesley, Mr.. and Mrs Asahel Bush;
Mrs. o. B. Gingrich, Mrs. George
Pearce, Miss Helen Pearee, Miss Ger
trude Eakin, Miss Mayele Hunter, Miss
Dorothy Hubbs and Miss Glover d.
Miller of Silverton, Miss Lena Belle
Tartar, Miss Frances Ward, Miss Hilda
Ansler, Miss Alice Judd, Mrs. j. A.
Curtiss, Mrs. J. S. Austin.
Miss Muriel Sleeves was a charming
hostess fer a group Of college girls on
Monday night, when she entertained
the members of the Dew Drop Inn, at
lovely dinner party at her home on
North Church street.
A handsome centerpiece adorned the
table in the shape OF large basket
Of brilliant orange marigolds, inter
speBed with white candy-tuft. The
same glowing color motif was develop
ed in THE dainty favors, consisting of
corsage bouquets Of yellow roses and
the golden genista, tied with yellow
ribbon,
Covers were arranged for Miss Mil
dred Garrett, Miss Blanche Baker,
Miss Velma Baker, Miss Freda Camp
bell, Miss Ruth Spoor, Miss Esther
Yend, Miss Eva Love, Miss Ruth Fer
guson, Miss Edith Bird. Miss Mildred
johnson, Miss Rita Hubhs, Miss Muir
iel Sleeves, Mrs. Ida Garrett, Mrs. b.
l.. Sleeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Staiger left
today for Portland, where they will
be- entertained for the summer as the
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her attractive country home near
Portland. During their absence, Miss
Marie Knight cf McMnnville will be
domiciled in the Staiger residence, 277
North Liberty street.
Mrs. George Rogers has eturned to
Astoria, after week s visit with Sa'
lem friends.
Mrs. A. N. Moores left Monday for
Astoria, where she will be the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Kinney,
for several weeks.
Former Salem residents who have
returned to Salem for the summer
months are Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q. KOtes
and daughter, Miss Gertrude koltes.
The family has been enjoying win
ter sojourm at Riverside, California.
During their stay in Salem they will
reside at the Court Apartments.
Mrs. J. II. Rand has returned to Port
land after a several days visit in
Salem, with her daughter, Miss Laura
Rand.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lewis were re-
cent Portland visitors, going up to at
tend "a Kiss for Cinderella" which
featured Maude Adams at the Heihg.
The Aid society of the Woman s Re
lief Corps will meet tomorrow after
noon a. the armory,
Mrs. Glenn Adams win entertain the
Ladies Aid society of the PreSbyter-
ian church Friday afternoon at $3.50 at
her residence, 1920 Center street. Ad-
dbtional hostesses will be Mrs. Hattie
Dayton, Mrs. J, p Frizzell, Mrs J. z.
Jackson, Mrs. +. Miller, Mrs. Ida Miles.
In compliment 10 Mrs. Susie Jones Of
Portland, who is visiting Salem friends
Mrs. j. A. Wilson invited in few
guests informally Monday night for an
evening cf knitting at her home on
North Cottage street,
A very pleasant afternoon was en-
ioyed by the members of the Woman s
Relief Corps, at the regular meeting
held last saturday at their hail. The
occasion served a double purpose, cele
brating as it did the golden wedding
anniversary Of Mrs. Susan Salmon, one
of the members. The newly elected de
y,a,,tmant offieara xara introduced a.