Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-12


Juanita shipman. +
In the Month of Nay ..--.......-....... .Behr
Irma Reeves.
Learning TO Waltz ........--.-..-.....-.. .Missa
Elden Jory.
COkoo song --.-.-....---.------.--....-..A Martin
Grace Russell.
Duett. En- Carnlion ....
Anna Mcintyre and Mrs. weigel.
Taps ----.-.-.----.-...,..,,.. Engleman
Deibert vieSko.
Sweetheart Waltz ......---..,.. Kern /
Ruth Hazelton.
Twilight Bells ........-..-....-... .Goerdeier Z
Mrs. Edith Hale.
Dainty Miss Daisy .............. Engleman I
Out inthe Field ....--,,-...,....,-E Engleman I
Winifred Plant,
joyful Greeting .-.........................K Kern
Helen Leisey.
Memories of Spring Anthony
Evelyn Hale.
Echoeso t the Alps .................... Moter |
Alice Gartmaker.
Duet. over Hill and Dale 49,. Engleman !
Hazel Harmon and Helen Leisey.
In Twilight .,........-.......-......-Ga -Gauscahls
Anna Mcintyre.
Mocking Eyes ....-......,..-........--An Anthony
Hazel Harmon
Dance of the Kewpies ......,,...A Ashford
Maxine Donaldson.
On the Lake ...........................w Williams
Doris Hensley.
Fairy Baroue .....,............ Smallwood
Mrs. Ella Donaldson,
How Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps
l.. Decevee
Gaynelle Leone Beckett.
Nearer My God to Thee. trans,
80, Goerdeler
Deloise Hiee.
Chapel bv the Sea ..................... Fisher
Honor zell.
Spanish Dance, op. ", No, 2........
49,. Mozkowski
Gaynelle Beckett and Doris Hensley.
Shower Of Stars ........-..--.....-,....W .Wachs
Susie Hazell.
La Harpe Eolienne ...................... Smith
Alice Boock.
Tam o. Shanter ...-.-................. Warren
Ella Persey.
Duett. Prelude c min. .Rachmaninoff
Alice Boock and Susie HAZEL,
The Hollywood Ladies social club
met last Wednesday at the home of
Mrs j. A, Everson, for their regular
meeting. The Everson residence was
prettily decorated with numerous va
ses OF June roses pink and white be-
ing the colors used most extensively.
A sumptuous luncheon was served by
the hostess. followed by an ENJOYABLE
social hour.
The Hollywood club is one Of the
most progressive in the city and is id
entifying itself with civic affairs since
its organization. The principal topic of
discussion Wednesday was the coming
school meeting, to be held on the third
Monday in June The club will meet
next time with Mrs. Walter Davis. The
ladies who attended the gathering on
Wednesday were Miss Bessie Evenson,
Mrs, Aekerman, Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Wal
ter Davis, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Dean,
Mrs A. h. Hedine and Mrs. John Gun
sley
Interesting visitors in Salem ,nis
week are Mr.. and Mrs. David Byerlee.
who are guests at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. H.
Cove, 1850 Hood street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byerlee, who are the graduates of the
Eugene Bible school will leave in the
immediate future for Bolenge Belgian
Congo, AFRICA whefe they VIII engage
tives.
The church al Bolenge, including IT'S
various outposts along the Congo and
its tributary rivers, is one OF the lar
gest religious organizations IN the
world. Pastors are enabled to visit
these out of the way churches by
means OF the river steamer, oregon,
which was presented to the missionar-
les by the christian churches of Oregon
in 1903. DR.. and Mrs. =. H. Moon of
TINS state, nave Deeh IN TINS territory
for several years.
Mr.. Byerlee, who is printer by
trade, VIII nave charge OF the natlFe
printing plant at Bolenge Mrs. byeriee
an accomplished musician, VIII have
charge OF the music at the post, ana
teach reading and writing She mas
been teacher in the music deport-
ment of the Bible school for a number
| of years. Sunday morning Mr.. ano