Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

schulz, Miss Erna Kreft, Miss Minn'
Kuhnke, Miss Bertha Kuhnke, Mis-
Lena KOeneke. Mrs. 0. Empy, Juliui
BeekHtan A. Gunsley, Herman 4nt
Arnold Rick, E. Hoffman, C. Kreft
Charles Kuhnke and E. Sehabaeker.
t Salem music lovers are surely hav'
I ing il made up to them for all the time
that was lost during the fall and ear.
| ly winter. One musical treat after an
other has been given them and instead
of growing weary they seem to be
more enthusiastic than ever before.
The Tuesday Musical club has due
| ii great deal Of honor and the etern-
al thanks Of countless persons Of the
city for the wonderful concert they
sponsored last Tuesday evening at the
First Congregational church. II can
be truthfully stated that William
Robinson Boone is one Of the greatest
organists that any of those present
have been privileged to hear. He is
nothing short of a genius. and the
wonderful way in which he brought
home TO his audience the message that
the great composers meant to portray,
was nothing short Of marvellous.
Kathryn Cryslcr Street, popular con-
traltO Of Portland, who assisted him,
has endeared herself forever to those
who heard her. Her voice is one of
such rare beauty that once heard it
is never forgotten,
Altogether, the concert last Tuesday
evening was one Of the choicest ever
rendered in the Capital city.
Financially the club did exceeding
ly well by giving the concert Over
one hundred and thirty dollars was
realized from ticket sales and admis-
sions, and after all expenses are pair,
between fifty and sixty dollars will
be left to give TO the Armenian relief
fund. The members of the Tuesday
Musical club worked hard to make the
concert a success in every way. The
largest sale of tickets was accomplish
cd by Miss Beatrice Shelton, who col
leeted about thirty five dollars. Mrs.
Bertha Junk Darby and Miss Shelton
constituted the arrangement commit
tee. They were tireless in their efforts
to have everything in proper readiness
for the recital and Mr.. Boone gave
them a word Of special thanks add
praise for the happy conditions under
which he had to play.
The fact that the program began a
half hour late was lamentable to the
club who wish to pride themselves in
being on time. Friends took Mr.. Boone
for a short drive before the program
and too much time elapsed before they
realized it.
Mrs. s. P. Kimball entertained the
members of the Sweet Briar club
afternoon. The rooms were
prcttily decorated with dainty spring
flowers, delicate note Of varying
shades being carried out. The usual
business proceedings Of the club were
carried on and an enjoyable afternoon
of sewing and social talk was pass
ed eliminating with dainty refresh
ments at the tea hour. Thirteen mem
bers of the club were present with
Mrs. Harry Webb of Dallas Mrs. Lu-
ella Darby Of Salem and Mrs. William
Patrick as additional guests.
The Sweet Briar club will meet on
The 18th with Mrs. o. f. Moll.
Mrs. Caroline Selee and Mrs. j.
Miles have been selected as delegates
from the Salem chapter p. +. o. Sis
Ierhood to attend the annual conven-
lion to he held in Eugene during the
after part Of May. Mrs Ora Bess rpe.
berger Of Portland has been chosen So
oist for the convention Mrs. See
berger is president Of chapter F of the
?. +. o. Sisterhood.