Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Reed Chambers ar
sOjourning in California and expect t
arrive in Salem the middle of mex
, week.
Banked palms, a profusion of fern
and delicate branches of pussy willow
combined to form most attractive dec
, orations for the regular meeting of the
Tuesday Night Musical club, at thu
home of Miss Joy Turner on NORTH
Capitol street, this week.
] A program, featuring Franz Schu
bert s representative compositions un
der the direction of Miss Turner, made
the evening one well worth remember
ing by the eighty or more club mem
bers and their friends who were pres
ent. Each number was given with a
touch and finish, that appealed to the
most exacting of musical critics. Es-
pecially interesting was the introduc-
tory preface to the program, consisting
of a biographical sketch of Schubert,
given by Miss Lulu Walton, who by
her appreeiative insight, into the en-
vironments of the master musician s
1 life, was able to transmit to her au-
| dience, a sympathetic understanding
and admiration of a perhaps, hitherto
little known, Schubert.
The last number on the program was
the :" "Serenade Schubert played by
the string quartette composed of Mrs
Henry Lee, Miss Catharine Carson,
lss Joy Turner and nenry Lee, which
appeared for the first time in Salem
musical circles, Immediately winning
an established place for itself among
local musical talent, SC, highly enjoyed
and commended was the finished play
ing of these four musicians. The pro-
gram follows:
Biographical sketch and apprecia-
tion of Franz Schubert; reading Earl
King, Miss Lulu Walton.
Piano duet, (a) Sairee De Vienna,
Schubert List; (p) Military march,
Schubert-Lszt, Miss Turner and Miss
Laura Grant.
Flute solo, Minuet Favari, Franz
Miller Bevier.
Baritone solo, The Wanderer, Arch
lie Smith.
Piano solo, Moment Musical, No. 5
opus "a, Ruth Wechter, pupil of Miss
Turner.
Soprano solo, (a) Hark, Hark the
Lark; (b) Hedge Roses, Mrs. Percy |
Cupper.
Piano solo, Impromptu, No. 2, opus
l42, 7. S. Roberts.
Strinr quartette, Serenade, Schu-
lert, violin, Miss Joy Turner; cello,
Henry Lee; harp, Miss Catharine Car
son; piano, Mrs. Henry Lee.
Miss Turner was the piano accom-
Danist Tor all solos. $685.
The Oregon Federation of Woman S
,lubs' year book fer I917-191S is out
and reflects great credit upon the Off
.ers of the club responsible for its com
bling and printing Following is the
complete list of officers and chairmen
If standing committees which is an
lounced for the first time and in
ludes the names of several well known
of the Salem Woman s club,
md many other prominent club wo-
men of the state: President, Mrs, Chas.
1. Castner, Hood River; first vice
resident, Miss Matte F. Beatty, Sa {
EN-; second vice president, Mrs, Col
ins w. Elkins, Prineville; recording
ecretary. Mrs. Alexander Thompson,
'he Dalles; corresponding secretary, /,
drs. J. A Petit, Portland; treasurer,
Hiss Sarah Jacobs, Portland; auditor,
lrs. +. H. Buchanan, MeMinnville; di-
ectors, Mrs. John Ven, Pendleten,
nd Mrs. William Bell of Roseburg; ,
eneral federation secretary, Mrs. j.
y Petit. t
Chairmen of committees: Art, Miss
elizabeth Cosper, Lebanon; chauta-
qua, Mrs. C. w. Evans, Oregon City;
ivies, Mrs. Maud Roeho, Ashland; 7
Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Sa- =
EN-; civil service, Mrs. Jessie l..
,eam. IA tland; education, Mrs Said !
, Orr-Dunbar, Portland; federation
xtension, Mrs. j. w. Sadler, Aurora; e
ONE economies, Miss Ava B. Milan, r
orvallis; industrial relations, Mrs. L. |
Addition, Portland; legislative, Mrs. d
fillie R. Trumbull, Portland; itera-
1re and library, Mrs. c. J. Edwards, 5
music, Mrs. H. A. Hepp Il
er, Portland; political science, Mrs.
H. Knickerboeker, Sheridan; press,
lrs. Sheba Hargraves, Milwaukee;
ublic health, Mrs. Sarah A. Evans, 4
ortland; transportation, Mrs. Jewel Il
ruee, Portland; scholarship loan fund c
Irs. F. Eggert; motion pictures, Mrs
Gorge T. Cochran, La Grande; presi-
ant S fund, Mrs G. j. Frankel, Port P
md; revision of constitution, Miss a
LATHE F. Beatty, Salem; university b
oman S building, Mrs. Roy Bishop, V
endleton; resolutions, Miss Florence v
lson, Milwaukee. The institutions com :
ittee consists of the cnairmen of the L
lueation, Legislative and public health II
'mmittees and the executive commit a
e includes the president, correspond n
& secretary and treasurer.
Space is given the reports of the of
GERS and ehairmen of standing com A
ittees, that of the treasurer showing
eeipts for the year to have been
Abs; disbursements, S470.72; bal
lee on hand, $370.66. President s fund
eeipts, S155.95; disbursements, SS0.I5
lance on hand. S76.30, The club ros-
r shows 131 clubs in the state fedora.
ln.
A genuine treat is promised the at
ndants at the annual concert of the
ldies Glee club OF Willamette univer
y, to be held in Waller chapel Mon
Y. January 2S, at clock D. m.
The club is formed of twenty three
ung ladies OF the university who
We been drilling on the program 1
zee the first of the school year, and
is expected that this year 5 concert
u surpass all former concerts.