Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Study in Triplets ................
Helen Kafoury
Little waltz .........................
Florence Hinkle.
la) Come in the Garden ...........
(b) The Bird in the Woods ......
Teddy Schmidt.
Story of George Frederick Handel
Kathryn Goulet.
a Dream
Mabel Marcus.
The Shoemaker ........................ Maxim
Chrystanee Maxwell.
|Sleighriding ..,.........................,. Dana
Dorothy Huchason. /
Drive Around the Lake ............,
Donald Poujade.
ta) Jack and the Beanstalk Maxim
(b) Kitchen Maid ..................
Louise Schmidt
(a) Sleepy Song ........................ Poldi
(b) In the Boat .........................
(c) Birds in the Trees ................
Dorothy Livesley.
Spanish Dance ................................
Alberta Bohrnstedt.
Az
Gwendolyn Jarman.
(a) Minuet in G Beethoven
(b) Frolic of a Fairy Night Heller
Ianet plimpton.
Alone in Loves Hewitt
Mabel Marcus
Violin ODligato ....-.....-.-...-."........-..
Mary Schoetle.
Valse in G Flat ....................... Chopin
Helen Roberts.
Austrian Song ....-...........................
Helen Pettyjohn.
(a) The Violet ...................... Kullak
{b) The Dance of the Dolls. Poldini
Claudia Lewis.
Shower of Stars ..........:............. Wacho
Kathryn Grady.
The B. L. Sleeves residence was the
! scene of a merry Dutch Treat party,
given by group of Willamette uni
! atty students Tuesday evening. The
University colors, of cardinal ali
| j., used as decorative motif, tu-
lips and daffodils being used to enlph
asize the idea. The place cards we're
also in direct keeping with the college
spirit. Guests at the party were Miss
Pauline Remington, Miss Faye McGin-
mis-, Miss Marie Corner, Miss Winni-
fred Eyre, Miss Edna Gilbert, Miss
Sybil Smith, Miss Myrtle Mason, Miss
Mildred Garrett, Miss Evelyn DeLong,
Miss Charlotte Croisan, Miss Fay PER-
ringer, Miss Muriel Sleeves, Mrs, Julia
Street of Spokane. Loren Basler, Rob-
! in Fisher, Francis Creamer, Edwin SO.
i colofsky, Ray Atterbury, David Law
son, Lester Day, Paul Day, Lawrence
/ Davies, Ivan. Corner, Russell Rarey,
Ralph Thomas and Paul Flegel.
) Tuesday evening. at the beautiful
home of Mrs. Dan ]. Fry on High
street, the members of the Cherry City
club, and few additional guests were
delightfully."- entertained. Yellow was
! used as a color scheme in the adorn
ments of the rooms as well as In the
table decorations, spring flowers be:
ing tastily combined with greenery te
/ produce the desired effect Slxteei
members Of the club were present, the
additional guests being Mr. and Mrs
Dan Fry, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray,
rnond Walsh.
! Miss Cora ]. Cooley Of Portland was
united In marriage to John Rose Of
Panama, on Thursday, April ID. at ths
} home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
!. Cooley near Harrisburg. The weddint
song, II Love You Truly" was sum-
! by Mrs. Lester McKullps, accompan
| led by Miss Arnolds. The weddini
march played by Miss Anna Brown
8 Simplicity of detail was performed b!
: Rev. 'Appleburg. pastor Of the Christ
: ian church of Harrisburg. The brid'
was given in marriage BY her. father
l The. house was charningly decorat
Il ed in evergreen with 'draperies OF shell
3 pink and nile green ribbons, and bas
tkets Of pink carnations. The ceremon'
! was performed Under q large whit
! wedding bell.
The bride was gowned in ivory char
j. meuse and .georgette crepe. The fui
q wedding veil with coronet-she dres
a of rose pointed lace and orange bios
s sopas was worn. Her flowers were. pinl
Q orchids. with bridal roses and whit
{ sweet peas. ,'..s..
The bridesmaids attending were Mis-
1 Lucille Wyatt Of Amity. who wore
( smart frock of pink .georgette erepe
Y and her only sister. Miss Verna wearin
= -Ea-stunnlng- froek of silver-Ret.oTefA nil
I green satin. Both carried q bouquet 0
$ pink sweet peas Warren ands Le
i Cooley, brothersof the bride were bes
8 men. The. mother OF the bride wore
9 prutie colored satin dress and a. cor
: sage bouquet of violets and roses.
I "A banquet followed the ceremony N
e table being draped in shell pink an
nile green ribbons which hung from
;. the ceiling to the place cards OF tn
v guests, and the centerpiece OF ferns
( and kewpies dressed TO represent brid
Il and groom.
e1 Many lovely and costly presents wer
s given the happy couple By their r5a
s tives and friends. Those present wer
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Cooley. Mr.. an
Mrs. C. w. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. d. L
p Simpson, of Salem. Mrs. Brown, MI
] Cotton, DIR. and Mrs. Clark and Ear
e Monroe and Marvel Cooley, win Mors
r and Cecil McKercher.
: slr. and Mrs. John J Rose went @
n brief honeymoon after which the
: will return for short visit with reia
: tives. On their way to their home y
I Panama they will visit in Chicago, Ne'
: York ana the West indies
I conlplimeniing Mr.. and Mrs Lsaa
htI.ynch OF the Washington Girls HON
Z 1t Everett. Washington. dsaghfn