Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-26
By GERrRUDE ROBSON


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Card playing occupied the greater part
of the evening, Mrs. o. p. HOff re
ceiving the prize fer high score and
Mrs. Walter Bnchner receiving the
consolation. Delicious refreshments
we're served at the close of the eve
ming. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew l.. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Prank Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Buchner. DR.. and Mrs. c.. F..
Cashatt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Hoff,
drs. H. II. Corey and Mrs. Lee Gil
Bert.
A happy group of little bellies and
beaux made merry Easter Sunday at a
birthday party given by Mrs. John
G. Evans in honor of the first birth
day anniversary Of her little daugh-
ter, Barbara, and the sixth of her
daughter, Margaret. A lovely yellow
and white color scheme was carried out
in the decorations Of marguerites and
hlaes and two delicious birthday cakes
with white frOsting and yellow can
dies, representing the respective ages
Of the little guests Of honor, added to
the effect. The afternoon was spent
in playing games. The children bid
den were Lois Miller, Margaret Helt-
zel Mildred Shields, Leah Evans, Mil
dred Mcdaniel, Edwin Cross, Grover
Lee Bellinger, Frank Cross, Sammy
saunders and John Evans.
With twenty seven couples forming
the receiving line, group Of the Til
lieum dancing club members were en-
tertained with an informal dancing
party last evening in the Masonic hall
A four piece orchestra furnished music
for the dancing and a Johnny Jones
supper was served during the evening.
An unique feature was the arrange
ment Of the programs, on which the va
ri0us dances were named after the
guests.
The members entertained were Mr..
aud Mrs. r.. y. Carleton Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Z. Fullerton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. +. q.
Delano, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kurtz, Mr.. md
Mrs. Elmer Daue and Dr.. and Mrs.
0. A. Olson.
The Yoleta club of Shaw met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Chamberlain,
nearly full membership and several
guests being present. After
social hour a miscellaneous program
was given and an elaborate luncheon
was served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. McAllister, Miss Wells and bliss
Matthews. A most enjoyable time was
spent by all present. The club will
meet on May Sth with Mrs. Kizer.
Next Tuesday win be "Ladies
Day" at the Illihee Country club. The
aides entertainment committee will
Ierve tea ut 2.3O to all lady members
# the club and a social afternoon will
,e passed. Hereafter this will be an
day. the ladies meeting ev-
'ry other Tuesday and hostesses being
appointed for each occasion.
The lllihee Country club is one of
salem 5 most important social organ
cations and the establishing of reg
liar "ladies day" viii add greatly to
is popularity.
Thursday evening at Sis, quiet
Wedding was solemnized, when Miss
Helen Frances Fulmer of Salem, be-
iame the bride of ia Walter Mcclure
# Kansas City, Missouri. The wedding
ook place at the home Of the bride s
lister, Mrs. G. d. Dewey, 1905 South
4th street, Reverend Putnam of the
Jourt street church Of Christ offieiat-
ny. The beautiful ring ceremony was
ised and only few of the bride :
immediate relatives were present.
With the organization of the Salem
'oopes chorus last February there
sas created in this community an as
of local people devoted to
he development OF vocal music that
promises to be permanent addition
o musical circles in the Capital city
fhe chorus has all of the accessories |
# live organization with a stable
md well planned future. A eonstitu
ion and bylaws have been adopted,
he usual Officers chosen. aud a mem
iership reaching near the two hundred
mark attained and il is still growing,
ANY person who can sing and has a
,ent for vocal music Of either sex,
nay become member of the chorus
Without payment OF any fees or dues.
Persons who do not sing but wish 90
'nioy the entertainments aud rehears
is Of the chorus may become associate
Members upon paying nominal fee.
The chorus is under the able dircc- |
ion Of Prof. John r. Sites, whose |
wonderful music programs have been
source Of much pleasure and instrue-
ion to lovers Of music during the past |
winter. Mallcr hall on the campus of |
he willamette university has been
he place whore the chorus has been |
assembling sinec its organization.
ionday evening Of each week from
letoher until June the association is
o meet for rchearsals al 1880 p. M.
nd from time 20 time Il Is expected 1
hat public concerts will be given. In
be near future an unusual treat will be
iven the public in the way Of a May |
festival Of Music by the chorus, and !