Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-20

'A1, AHR1L ~, 1910.
Z The bride was most attractive IN a
gown of white messaline, trimmed in
net. She carried a bouquet of brides
roses
Mrs. HOdson, the matron of honor,
wore her wedding gown which was OF
cream eolored silk and carried a bou-
quet of red and white carnations. Miss
Steinmetz wore a dainty dress of white
embroidered voit and also carried an
arm bouquet of the twO-toned carna-
ltions.
The grocm was attired in his mill
tary uniform.
The bride has taught in the public
schools Of Newberg for several years,
and also has a number of friends in
Salem, where she visited on different
occasions.
Mr.. Williams is a well known Salem
man, who JOINED the service last July
and is now in the 44th U. s. infantry,
stationed at Camp Lewis.
A number of out of town guests were
present at the wedding including the
bridegroom father, j. G. Williams,
of Rogue River, also his sister, Mrs.
Oliver Hardwood and small daugh-
ter, Isabella, Miss Alta Patterson and
Charles Patterson all of Salem. Mrs.
J. Russell, Robert Walton, Mack Ca
Hill and Morris Walton of Portland
After a few days stay in Salem, Mr.
and Mrs. Williams left for Tacoma.
The Community Red Cross auxiliary
of Polk county held its regular meet
ing Yesterday afternoon at the home
of one of the members on the Wallace
road, when the following articles were
made: IS head-tail handages, 40 trl-
angle bandages l6 washcloths, 30 ao-
dominal bandages and 9 dish cloths.
Several members of the Englewood
United Brethren Aid society met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. ii. A.
Richmond of Highland, for an old
fashioned sewing bee. The afternoon
much enjoyed by those present
who were: Mrs. Carrie NJ Chase, pres
ident; Mrs. Frank H. Neff, Mrs. 5.
p. Hale, Mrs. G. G.. Tooker, Mrs
Henry Pasco1e, Mrs. Sarah Custer, Mrs.
Eliza Hoxsie, Mrs. Julia Blodget, Mrs.
.Effie Naftzger.
y n \
The violin and piano pupils of Miss
Joy Turner, who belong to- the Bee
|thoven club met recently at the studio
of their teacher, 335 North Capitol
street and after studying musical die
~tation, melody writing and study or
composers lives, an interesting pro-
gram was given. Each pupil showed
marked musical progress in their stud
les and displayed thorough training.
In a competitive drill on Interpretation
high honors were awarded to Oswald
ISeaverson and Ross Harris, violin pu-
pills. The program was as follows:
Violin, Good Resolutions - Gutenberg
Charles Hagemann
Violin, In the Canoe ..-.-. Gutenberg
Ivan White
Piano, Stille Sehnsucht $1,000. Eckhardt
Edith Thompson
Violin, Devotion ..--..--.... E. Gutenberg
Lester Thompson
Piano, Daisy Chains - Spaulding
Elizabeth Wechter
Violin. (a) German Air 49,. Wiegand
(b1 America ....---.. Carey
Paul Purvine
Piano, The Violet .-...-...-- W. Powell
Myrtle Seaverson
Violin, The Soldiers Song, Schumann
Elizabeth Thompson
piano. Study Matthews
Ercel Mundinger
Violin, Cradle Song -.----- Hauser.
Robert Ramsden
Piano, Mountain Pink .....-. Spaulding
Lyle Biver
Violin, The Little Prince. Krogmann
Ruby Lister
Piano, The Snail ..----.~-. Rowe
Gertrude Riesbeck
Violin, Polka --------.---..--- Dancla
Ross Harris
Piano, Heliotrope -~-...- Llchner
Maude Engstrom
Violin, Dance .--..--.------------- Dahcla
C1audine Gerth
Piano, Just for the Fun of 1t --.Sudds
Hazel Bugher
Violin, (a) After an Old Melody -.
.....-..--.--- .---.-n--. -.-------- HfuehpeiS
(b) Andante from Surprise Sym
phCny -.------- ----.------------ 11dy IN
Oswald Seaverson