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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1925)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAI-EM, OREGON' PAGE FIVE Society and Club News Rosalia Kebr, Phone If N. W. Glee Club Well Received The Northwestern university rlee club, playing to a full houte at the Firet Metbodtet church last Bight, established its reputation among the bet-t college glee club to which the people of Salem have listened. The trend of the num bers used was distinctly high class, occasionally epiced with college 6onge of the popular typo. The program opened with a umber of 6onga tuiig by the whole club. "The Old Songs," "Old College Chums," "Firelight Song," and "Land of Mine" were ung In quick succession, ea?h winning hearty applause from the audience. John Elliott next gave two piano solos, much appreciat ed. The entire club, returning to the platform, earn? "Come Again Kwett Love," "The Long Day ClMca and "North western Stands in Her Foret." By far the outstanding voice of the group was that of Rollin K. l'eaee, baritone soloist and direc tor of the club. He Bang throe solos, "Within This Sacred Dwelling," "Dannie Deever" anj "America for Me," the laet being In response to a vigorous encore. Perhaps the best of all the en semble numbers was "lilow Uugle Blow," an intricate selection which the club rendered virtually to perfection.' A surprise was prung when a song written by John R. Site, Salem musician, was sung. The song, which was the only one cung by the club with the aid of music, was as well received as it the men had been practicing on It for weeks. An unusual feature occurred when the program was turned over to Cus Anderson, manager of the club, whose home is in Sa lem. Mr. Anderson took time to make a short speech to the audi ence, say frig, "I want you all to realize, as I do now. that you don't hare to leave Salem to get the best there is." The lafit numbers, sung by the entire club, were in slightly lighter vein than the others. "Push on Northwestern," "Friend Bhip" and "Don't Send my Boy to Harvard," were all college sonprs, the third being the most humor one one of the evening. Swing Along" and "The tJlclls of St. Mary's" next sung, were well received. The concert closed with "Go You Northwestern." at which all alumni ct Northwestern universi ty rose to their feet. The twelfth birthday anniver sary of Homer Goulet, Jr., and the fifteenth birthday anniver sary of David Eyre, Jr., were de lightfully celebrated last night when Mr. and Mrs. Homer Goule rntertained at dinner In their honor. Covers were laid for David Evre. Jr.. Homer Goulet, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. David Eyre. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Gpulet, Miaa Rovena Kyre, Mica Katherine Goulet and the hosts. Mr. and Sirs. Homer Goulet. iled hearts were used profusely In the decorative plan anil tha dining table was centered with an immense bowl of yellow daffo dils. Yellow candles in cr: holders were used. Interr features of the dinner were two large birthday cakes, one v -spWndent with yellow candles, the other with red tapers. The eve ning was spent with music and games. Mrs. George Nelson entertain ed the Adolynk club at a beauti fully appointed one o'clock lunch eon at her home on Wednesday. Valentine favors were used with pussy willows and spring flowere both on the luncheon table ana about the living rooms. Covers were laid for Mrs. Pur- rell Adams, a special guest, Mrs, James Teed, Mrs. Reed Rowland, Mrs. E. A. Paulsen. Mrs. Oral Lemmon. Mrs. Jesse George, Mrs. Carl Chapler, Mrs. Oscar Zellar and the hostess, Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Paulsen will entertain ho club in her home at their next meeting. Mrs. W. H. Burghardt has re turned to her home after a ween pent in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lcnon had as their guests on Tuesday their daughter and grandchildren, Mrs, Charles Willard, and Marguerite, Charles and Gertrude Vi'illard, who motored from their home in Molalla. Among the most delightful af fairs of the week was the dance hi Derby hall last night sponsor ed by the business and profes sional women s club. More than seventy five couples danced iu the ball room while bridge and live hundred tables were previa d in an adjoining room for those Who wished to play. The affair was in the nature at a benefit dance for the club house fund. To aid the same fund the club is also sponsoring a rummage ale in the store form erly occupied by the O. W. John- COMING FEBRUARY v.. t y rSv Aft . I 4s J It xituF ' s slT Bellinger ome Scene l of Parties Two outstanding social affairs of the week were event of yen- leraay wnen Mm. B. A. Colony and Mr. G. C. Bellinger enter tained at the Bellinger home with six tablea of bridge in the after noon and nine tables of five hun dred in the evening. The large living rooms were at tractively festive with many bas kets of daffodils and acacia. Tea table appointments carried a hint of the approaching Valentine day. High bridge scores were won in the afternoon by Mrs. Max Tag? and Mrs. W. E. Anderson. In the evrnlng firet prizes for superior five hundred playing were won by Mrs. mil Newmyer and B. I.. Darby. Guests In the afternoon were Mrs. Will Buslck, Mrs. C. H. Rob ertson, Mrs. B. F. Pound. Mis. Linn Smith, Mrs. Leo Page. Mrs. Max Huron, Mrs. W. I. Staler, Mrs. W. 8. Towers, Mrs. F. (1. Bowersox, Mrs. George A. White, Mrs. P. A. Kiker, Mrs. J. C. Ev ans, Mrs. R. J. Valiton, Mrs. Prince Byrd. Mrs. Max Page, Mrs Walter Page. Mrs. Paul Hanger. Mrs. Harry Weidmer, Mrs. V. E. Anderson, Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs. A. C. Sample, Mrs. T. B. Kay and Mies Zoe Stockton. In the evening Mrs. Colony and Mrs. Bellinger had as their gucste Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Darby, Mr. and Mrs. niles Darby, Dr. and i-ortia Al.inimclil dancers depleting the triumphant cclcb.-atlon after tho Saturnntla Tlio voung athletes eiact agiiin the Roman games just completed' limiting nnd wrestline. Tliey will appnir hero underi -tho chariot race tho discus throwing the liicva of in. Civic Musio C1UO. son company on north Commer- Mrs. C. B. Webb and the hosteej, cim sireei. jug sale openeu l liur.i day and will be continued until Saturday evening. Mrs. Ida M. Babcock was a charming hostess yesterday when he entertained the Priscilla club. Daffodils formed an attractive centerpiece on the luncheon table and the appointments were sug gestive of Valentine's day. Special guests were Mrs. Kitty Graber and Mrs. Sailie Sims of Los Angeles. Members present were Mrs. W. II. Steusloff, Mrs. D. J. Fry, Sr., Mrs. W. S. Mott, Mrs. A. T. Wain, Mrs. J. B Craig, Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Steusloff will entertain the club in her home next Thursday. Members of the Kensington club met at the home of Mrs. Otto J. Wilson yesterday for an after noon of sewing. Yellow daffodils were used effectively about the rooms. Special guests were Mrs. John Harbison and Mrs. Asa Fish er. Miss Margaret Wilson assist ed the hostess. Mrs. C. B. Crandall will enter tain the club at their next meeting. The Salem Woman's club will hold the monthly business meet ing In the clubhouse on north Cottage street tomorrow after noon. Mrs. C. K. Spaulding, pres ident, will meet with the exccu tive committee at two o'clock and the formal business meeting will open at 2:30. (Continued on Page Six) Constipation causes blotchy complexion get relief with Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Permanent re lief and im proved appear ance brought to thousands. Constipation is a serious, insid ious disease. Over forty dangerous diseases can be traced to it. 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