Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-28

an INFORMAL supper, Miss Teresa f0Wle
entertained for her brother, Dean. who
left Tuesday for New York city. The
rooms were prettily decked with grace
ful bouquets Of garden flowers aud the
latter part OF the evening was spent
with music. Those enjoying the h0spi-
tality of the hostess we're, Misses Fre-
da Spitzbart, Esther Spitzbart Ruby
Wilson, Mrs w. P, Fowle, Nh. and
Mrs. Lawrence Simon, Leo Spitzbart,
Dean Fowle and Lyle Page.
Two beautiful recitals were held in
the First Congregational church last
Monday and Wednesday when Miss
Beatrice shelton presented her advane-
ed pupils in recital. The church. was
beautifully decorated with Dorothy
Perkins ransblers and pink Canterbury
bells, Miss Grace Fawk having charge
.of that important part of the affair.
Asg's ants ON he Monday program
were Mss Ada Mixer, soprano; Mrs
A. A. Sshramm, piano; Profes or 7. 5.
Roberts, organ, and A. A. S,hramm
tenor A particularly beautiful number
was the Arabian song cycle "Thc
Heart Of Farazdan by Mcmillan, in
which Miss Miller won new laurels
and gave additional proof Of her ex-
traordinary talent and genius Miss
Bedford as accompanies, was especial
ly good. Her aptitude along this line
is something exceptional. It is the opiu
ion Of salem musical critics that moth
ing more artistic than this song cycle
has ever been presented IN Salem
Professor Roberts was as usual, a
favorite with the audience, and Mr..
and Mrs. Sehramm were both very en-
Enthusiastically received. All the num-
bers ia which the pupils took part were
wen rendered and showed a great deal
of study. The program follows;
II Troyatorc de Verdi ......... Alberti
Ruth Bedford, Robert Rawson
lmpr0mptu ......................... Reinh0ld
Kwyawiak cd Mazurka) 4Wicnlawski
Gretchen Brown
Menuet ............-.................. P1dcrewski
Danse al Antieo ................. Seeboeek
Joanna james
The Swan .................-.......... Saint Saens
Piano, Gladys Harbert; organ, Mr..
r. % bn1lts
The Heart of Nrazda arabian song
cycle) .....-........... .............. Mcmillan
The Question
Before her minor
In the ros, garden
At the mosque
The city to Azrai
Miss Miller
Ruth Bedford, piano
POlOnaise Op. 4, ono. / ........ Chopin
Robert Rawson
Rondo Capriccioso ............ Mendessohn
Gladys Harbert, Ruth Bedford
A word picture aEegorically repre-
senting this composition. Gently draw
ing behind him the soft violet curtains
Of his night pavilion, the sun gives
place to the twilight and the dancing
elves who make merry. Their pranks
grow more unrcstrained until the close,
when the fresh chin wind of night
sweeps the tree tops
Valse de Concert ...................... Dennec
ScaramOuehc ............... ............. Thome
Genevicve Hannke
kamenn0i Ostraw ....a....... Rubenstein
Andante from (Sexlette) Leseheiigky
Piano, Ruth Bedford; organ, Mr..
Roberts
The Day IS Done ...-.................. Lohr
Miss Miller, Mr.. Sehramm
Piano, Mrs Schramm; organ, Mr..
Roberts
The West Central Circle OF the First
NJ. 4. church were delightfully."- enter
tanned al the home Of Mrs. Roy Shields,
l065 North Fifth street Friday after.
noon. The afternoon was spent with
conversation and a social hour, follow
ed by business session. This being the
last meeting until fall, the election Of
officers was held and the following
ladies elected; Mrs f. v. Ryder, pres
ident; Mrs. B. s. West. vice president;
Mrs. Walter Winslow, secretary and
Mrs +. A. kurtz, treasurer Bouquets
Of sweet peas, FoSas lilies and maiden
hair fern made the rooms attractive.
During the Tcfreshment hour Mrs Wal
ter Winslow assisted the hos ess in
serving. About fourteen ladies were
present to enjoy the hospitality Of the
Shields home.
Miss Isobel Mllag aud Miss Nellie
Prunor were joint hostess's at an in
formal evening, Monday, at the home
Of Miss Millar on North Summer
street. The affair was in the form Of
a miscellaneous shower for Mr.. and
Mrs W. H. Mills tLucilc Hnton)
whose wedding was a recent June
event A pretty color scheme of pink
and white was used in the lovely deco
TatiOns C Carolyn Testeut roses aud
orange alossoms and further carried out
IN the dainty refreshments. The eve
ming was gaily spent with music and
dancing. GaeSts fof the occasion were
the young women from the auditing
department OF the Industrial Accident
commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Meyers left last
Monday for q motor trip in California.
They viii visa In some n the largest
cities Of the southern state and stop
AZ mos, Of th, points Of Interest by
the way. The trap viii probably cover
a period Of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spauldiug no
to-cd 70 NeNDerg during the week and
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs elf
ford Spanlding. They werc accompan
led by Miss Ada Miller.