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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1915)
1 'H 'i ! ' t '. ':. TWO THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MABCH 1915. ncjt Wednesday! treat been rfiHK delightful weather of the past ' ment.oil with the card trophies. I .,!, i.nn liirimr mnt nriflt in- M iss Cross will Ofii I il t her series J" to the country, anl ulthonli it is 'with two more affairs next week, a Lit previous for the popular pienie i motor parties, every one who enjoyed' jfri( Brvey Wells, wife of the re- this turm of wholesome recreation msi ; centlvappn Mod htnU; insurance f mi- i year is happily looking forward to th' : ,njHMij(,r was the complimented guest (. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Kaerth, of Dal las, will pass the week-end with Air. and Mrs. .1. K. J'.iophy, Mrs. Kaerth having just returned liom an extend ed southern tour. Mm. Kronhv. with her sister, -Mrs. time when the sun is .just a inm- io melius enrctta ncu inoir t uuiu- little llt ,, 8mu U,i inforinnl tea given by . -J i it MeCorkle. of Turner, wanner, the breezes just a little uiiiuor Mr9 (Joorge Palmer I'ntiiniii, lit "'"r : fiidav. and too gra8 and springtime flowers ,ome on llellevue Btreet, Tuesday after-1 ... just a little more in evidence. ! noon, Mrs. H. O. Hi hin king wan usked Already boats, launches nnd cnnoeSto -.,,jst, the guest list including for have made trips up and dtcvn the Wil-'tl(, greater part wives of the state of lamette, and the suiniiier season jirom- j fi,.ja)H. Yellow wan used as a color isei greater activities ami interest in motif in the ea'lation and decorations, this Hue of out-of-door pustnne thau j ,H( fodills with pussy willows perfect-j hl( wit, ,.0it.j.,. SCUg's and informal tver before. ng the latter. I entertainment. Decorations were ear- Indoor attuirs may cease, mil bocioij , ir. a, jirH, wells, tormer rortnirni rj(,(i t in r(1, alu Krceu. candles in Professor and Mrs. Jra Morton en tertained over thirty members of the sophonirre class of Willamette univer sity last night at their home on Houtb Hummer street. A delightful time was residents, arc domiciled in the ,1. It. I, inn resilience, corner of North Cap itol ami (,'hoineketa streets. ... The twelfth of n delightfully inform al series of Monday afternoon bridge parties was given by Miss ( alista Mciue. this week, this affair being larger than those given previously, for college parties, last night's affair scvon tables lieing employed, uecoia- being on intorinni social compliment, iu will not suffer much from inertia so lonff as the weather permits of the en jttymcnt of a more natural form of amusement. The golf links at the country ciub arc described in prime condition, and devotees of the game can be seen going clubward almost ev ery day. Picturesque highways leading out from the city furnish a jneeca for evening or week-end pedestrians on pleasure-bent, and ninny nro returning tjons W(,re pri,uy Ull, effective, pussy- their young friends. this., colors with carnations and sreen- crv being used. A dainty collation, served by Mrs. S. T. Urutty, completed a most enjnyable evening. Profossor Morton fills' the chair of philosophy, both he and Mrs. Morton being espe cially popular with the 'varsity stu dents They arc frequent cliaperones from these jaunts with records of their I trips in the firm of unusually gooil pie. tures and snapshots, as the lighting at this time of the year is particularly good. Practically all society is planning on foinj to the exposition sometime during the summer, but as yet few definite dates have been decided upon. The John J. Koberts, Henry W. Meyers and Chauneey Hishops arc among thme con templating an April visit, the larger number probably doing the fair during May, June or July willows, comhhiini with red carnation Mrs. W. A. Irvin, Mis. (!. K. Nchaofer, i Mis. Charles A. Park entertained the Mrs. Florence Irwin, Mrs, II. M. il-1 members of the Ikrean class of the lingh.nn and Miss Helen Moore were Iliust college Sunday sohot.', last night asked to assist, Miss .on Stockton curing the card favur. ings will take place evening. . "The recital jhy Miss Marguerite Flower, lvric soprano, and Miss .Mary S-h.ntz. violinist, at the Pirst Baptist chnr.-h last eveninL'." jays Thursday Albany Herald, "was the rarest thnt Allmnv music lovers have privileged to hear fur some time. "Miss Flower, although a blind girl, has developed her voice until she has wonderful control. Jler numbers are reudeml with the utmost case and at the fame time she so.nis b. imbue her audience with the perfect K" uesa and purity of her character. Al- thought ut first the object ' I"!' b" eausd of her misfortune she soon chang ed 'his feeling into that of highest ad-. niiiation. Few artists find the place in the hearts of an audience such as was accorded Miss Flower last evening. "Miss Mary behultz, who has ap peared in Albany oa several previous occasions, rendered her numbers with her usual dash and brilliancy. The perfection which the rendered all of her numbers from the most dai.ung down to the soft and slow, won the continued plaudits of the audience and made many new friends for her during last evening's concert. "Miss Uernice tjauter, who played tho piano accompaniments, should by no .ncans be overlooked. Her ability as a musician is of an extremely high character and she received many compliments for excellent work last evening. "Tne trio were accompanied ny . Minnettn Matters, one wno 13. 4 This Is the Sweeper That Takes the Work Out of Spring House Cleaning New Shipment Just Arrived. Let Us Send One Your House for a Demonstration to Portland Ry. Light & Power Co. Phone 85 .ki,.n su;nt Patrick's dav will lie the inanimtinn. will be that given by the been reached K.-r tho one hundred-mark havina lust nnnt er nf ),.. . ? " . ..7 .- .. " v " "cusani , -Vliss t ouneiius, tne ores- tiarties of thn s,,i. n , i. iduh. Tlii tlm., 4i.. .... "W" .... ... . e i." 4. .-i .i4 tun. nnp nau 1114111 111 i-.tiurei; in iiiih eiiin ,i,fn-n 1 Sinn c nrner iil roiuaiciff, vmi Lvu..., n - . ,;t. Joseph's hall, next Wednesday j The musical talent or tnci u ' . . uv'en 1 nc of the ablest' ,,.,,,, ..-.ii ive num-'Mr. ! Mr. wore: side, and Mrs. (i. A. Tharn nf v. -Mrs. F. E. HobiSr?rS vocal instructors in this section, wnu , . interesting features of .Mrs. K. J. fwatiora, .r. anu mis. vii-iniuen enjoyed. Miss Zella u. I ' . . -i ..: 1: V.olnrrtnn Mr and Mrw K. .1. i,ui-a u r.....i:.. : .. t. .. "4 tiv an entertainment nature win ne gien, "'h' . - ''s 111 ner Those who have returned from there re entertaining tneir friends Willi tne ter, Miss Amelia, in entertaining, most rhapsodical accounts of their visit aiblitircml guests being: Mrs. H Three tables were arranged for bridge Monday afternoon by Mrs. Wil liam J. ltabeack, who entertained her informal club with a number addition ally. Violets and other fragrant spring time flowers made a most attractive retti:ig for the players, Mrs. Kdgur llar'.ley winning the high score favor. The hostess was assisted bv her daugh- the S. which, together with the newspaper stories of the wonderful sights and verniers to be seen, leave very few who are not manifesting some enthus iasm concerning the event. A feature of the exposition which nromises to attract a very great num ber, and which will be of more than passing interest anil importance, will 1- 4' ....4:.... ..f 4.... mi. rl,i ue 1-4411 ,-niniM 111 !; '"hl,lu ililv frat.-rnity in Him Francisco, beginning .. .' Poial, Mrs. (Icorge Lewis, Mrs. O. O. McClellan and Mrs. Paul Schmidt. ... Mis. ,1. II. Ackerinan, of Moiiuioiith, returned last night to her home in Mon mouth after passing Thursday ami Fri day Willi her daughter, Mrs. Key llnr toll, M : s. K. A. (irociiwooil, of Salt l.uke is llu guest of her sister, Mrs, 11 1 I,,.. ,.,,.11 i,m August tnirth and continuing j A. (ij,.KV lt . 1 1 ,.,,.) .i. k r. ' beuuti- ainth. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miles, jfi ih,m, m,r (f Noll Sm1irl With tho I. .1. Ml es, had planned on a.r Muri()1 Hn.(.(s earlier trip, hut have postponed it , iu sln ,, j, in mis nine, Jir, lines, ,ir., neiog n Hiinga Chi 1111111, Kobi'it Conk Miles, bis brother, who is also a member ol this fraternity, and who is iiMcnding Will llllll tho University of California, tho party during their stay positiiei city. the ex will puss 11 month mi her I 11 i 1 1 11 1 visit. In June she will ciol to ntleiid the uiiiiluat ion exercises of her daughter, Mihs Helen, from Suiilli college, the hitter having also In en a frequent visitor oere. Too concert given by the Symphony Orchestra of I'orllaiid was mi auspic ious, closing Tor lasl week mid begin liing for this, coming us it did ml hull day afternoon. The program presented was splendidly given, mid the event a success in eviry way and one long I ' Lo remi'uibi red. I M's. William liiown, Mrs. Uudolph . Prmd, of I'li lland, mid Werner llrey niiiii, who have been enjoying a fort -nighi's stay si the exposit ion iu Sun r'nnn iseo, lire expected lo return cilher louight or tnuionow. . 4 Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Movers were 'ueds for their brid,e club lust nighl, giving their mvaiils to Mr. and Mis John MeNuiv. Col'tiibiiting very hugely lo the' pleawintiiess of the week were Hie two afternoon ntlniis given by Miss Vedn Cross nt Hie ',. C, I'iuhn home on ( hem rketa street, Until were bridge-tens, taking place on Wednesday and Thurs ; iay. The looms were chniniing with deeuutioiis of yellmv, which remained the suine for both duys. I.ovidy sun burst roses coveicd tiie ccnlcr of the teatable, dill rodills ginciiig the enler tinning rooms. Heme enids nisei added a pretty dclnil, loses nod dnl'lodills vriiiimeiiliugteMch. Mrs. Flank Uuibin and Mis. I!, I'. l.ro Steiner pie-hleil ut the ten nt lis tho first ul'tei noun, Mrs. K. W. Spencer and Miss Maiie llu''er assisting. Caul humus fell to Mis. II. II. (dinger and Mrs. Ii. (liil't'ilh. Miss Helen I'cincc and Miss l.lin lieth l.ord poured on Thurs .lay, Mis. Npclicor ami Mrs. Curtis Ciosh being livk.d 10 assist. Mis. Joseph ltenjiiiuin nnd Mrs. Frank Meyers neie compli M . iiimI Mrs. b'ulph Mnody n ml lliig'i Hume, editor of the Spcctniir, of Poll land, will puss the weeU-eiid with ex tioM'iuot' and Mrs. V, V. Mooiiv. with a large number additionally at her Inline mi tho Wallace road. The gath ering, which was a monthly social event of the cluss, was in the nature of a Saint Patrick's nay party. About sixty were present. ... T.iis evening in the high school the senior class, in accordance with an an- il custom, will entertain the faculty members. Preparations for this event liav been under way for some time, nnd it is being happily anticipated by both students and instructors. . . The concert tube given by tho Apol lo club, of Portland, on Friday evening, March -Hill, in the armory, promises to bu one of Snlciii 's most important mu sical events of the solium. The Apollo club is Portland's lending male chorus, 11 in I inning its seven scasie.is of activity has earned a reputation for the highest elans of work. The concert to be given oere will be in every way the equal of Ihe concerts which are given in Port land and which are there attended and enjoyed by the most discriminating inu i,ic lovers and piitrohs. To iiiiv one who enjoys men s club sinning, "he coining c-nceit will be a Hire treat. The progiaiu of numbers to be sung will be id' the most varied nature, runging I rum the lighlcr and more popular nuinlii is to the heaviest j choral i ompontioiis with brilliant el fuels and clashing Imriiinnics. Among ti.e numbers to be sung are two iiv Hie well Ii ma vn composer, Pre li'i'ii h Field llullard, "Hunting Song" mill "Sword of l'crnuu" (this Inst number by special request ; "Sun-i rise" ( I'odbi rtky ) one of the most i 1 in ii- -ssive 11111 Hit 11 1 pictures, siiuuuues the glnrv nnd beauty of the rising sun. "On Hie lload to Maadnlay " (Speaks.. n 11111M effective setting of Kipling's iinni'irllil poem. "Summer l.ullaby" is one of the mu I delicate mid exipiis ite uuiiccoiiipunied numbers. There are several oilier new nun iniercMiiig iiiim I bers well has been with Miss Flower for sriue time. She expressed herself as well pleased with the concert last evening. "Tho teacher training class 01 me Baptist Sunday school, under whose auspices tho entertainment was pre sented, were also pleased with the en tertainment and with the patronage accorded bv tho Albany citizens, 1 lass for the past twelve years, inose present ii ni" onm ntn. Biuc. .urs. r. I,. Hobinnon eavn . unit Mrs. K. il. Anderson. Air. anil inu of -ihn At:.s:tv . , "." E. J. Svvafford, Mr. and Mrs. W5l-1 much enjoyed. Miss Zella 'h2 awn pmiK a mailing in tho affair to be quite unpretentious, bcotr, -Mr. ana sirs. vv. . w , iw. , styie, niter whim u delicious lunch however, in compliance to tho restrie- and -Vlrs. i.eorgo Jiaien, .ur, huh jus. serveu. tions cf Lent. Decorations in keeping I J. T. Penn, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gilbert, Those present were: Mr. luj u. with the date will be in evidence, and 'Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cumnnngs, MivG. A. Tharp, Mrs. Verna Umax Jl Saint Patrick's dav suggested in other and Mrs. Thomas Shelley, Mr. and .and Mrs. II. S. IVk, Mr. and Mr.' VV wavs " .Mrs. ('. A. ( lark, Mr. and Mrs. hi- is and son Wnuic, Mr8, lU'edv ' I dride Ryder, Mrs. Wells, .Mrs. Merrill, Miss Reta, Mr. mid Mrs. lm. y Mrs. . Solomon, .Mis. J. A. t atteaon, und Mrs. O. M. oaves. Mr an.l u Miss i nnjuer, i roiessur on r.sciivn, , r iu. i.aw, nv lieorgo Klliot i. 4T r. 11 -vr. 4..-....i:,,u VUl. Min. I)n4..... 1 .t. ..... .. II. VI. XJOVII, .11IS. 1 Ulllllllll-I '4 ,fO .,4114 nie ( ornelius, Miss U'na Cherringtoii, Miss Alice llatch and Miss Fraiihs Penn. The Morry-Oo Kound llridge club was entertained bv Mrs. ,lohn H. McNaryj (a) "Tho Little (irey Dove '..Saar 11,0 program miiows: r T,.e.-lay even ng, Mrs. Hollin K. Pag" !eMd;e"'0''l:::TK"!"nd K.7,, F,enn.ng scoring high. :d) "The Fa rv Piners" Hrewer Much activity in a nuisienl way is, Marguerite Flower. Sonata in A-Majnr Andante; Allegro; Adagin gro con moto Eueore "Slav Song" F, Mary Sehultz. Aria "Cam Nome" Kneore "Waking ol Spring' Pel Marguerite Flower .vncore- nweeto .e i . . j ,,,, noxt month and the wimpy . '.. . ..,, ,1,. I1WU J 1IIHI4 I llli. X II IS l'4114'M V V . .t . . Unniuil siniHnn nf elnsinii recitals and is ; w ho Handel 1 , ... .4.7 .... . 1.. 1.,. k... i j. Alh,.rt mi Mill alwavs engeriv awaneu ny imine vnm "u sin, i, ....... v.-. ......... .... - 1 inclination iniisicward. i street, expects to remaiu several weeus M.ss Nellie Wain, of Spokane, Wish., has been passing the winter with Alio- hav 1 eiers, .nr. unn urs. r.itu Kenim l B. 1). Hnlsey, the Misos I.oi, Baw Vera Heaves, Rirh h'ohinson, Zcll, i, max, Kirdetta H. nnett, Messrs. Umax, Otto lle.ve.., Walter llolmii Claude Pohinso., Loyal llendenar Fred Lang and . ,1. Klliot. Neruda . Verdi i ltiego I (a) liotmince b'ui enstein ;(b) Cun.onetla I. 'Ambrosio Kncore " Liebe-letd ".. F. Krcisler Marv Sehultz. (1) "Little Hey llhic (Ii) " Hon .lour, Snuni (c) Angel's Sereaude (wilh I i n oblignto) Marguerite Flower. Miss Ileatrice Shelton has plans mi-. der way for several events of this ua-! tore to he given later. The tirst overj which she will presiife will be the re citals by her younger and intermediate jiupils, which will take place either tne, latter part of this month or early in' April. Her more n-lvniued pupils will finish their season's work with the larger musicals later, orobnblv in Mayj , . lor .Itiue. Pupils this popular teacher i litre liicscilictl 111111-1)1111111,1, iiiuimiil; longer. Mrs. J. Y. Barker, who has been the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Louis dosse, .Jr., for the past fti;tnight, has been pa; sing several days with Port land friends this week. She returned to Snlt'in last night, and will remain tor some little time yet. lC!t!(t,1$j CLUBS A . Pessard vio- ilrapi hhei rei iippeaianees luted. publicly' doubly up- The Momlav Night Informal club en tertained with another of their lUiueing Outside of the annual ait exoiiiits .,,-:, t ,,, Mnoie hull Momlav eveninn. made at the state fair, Salem people J.u,n(,,, tbirtv-fivo couples attending.: are rarely giVen nil oppoituniiy to Thr Vries will be concluded with the ' view original displays, milking these in-1 April .(rtv, which will be given on the' frequent events doubly nppieciated. ', tw C,, ',' that mi. ith. I nfoniinlily j i'v(',iiiii"'K ,ii-i .-in mi .,. i. -in in-, Il!ls (,,., , (I,,, liivi'otc ol these a l fairs, ik MKETINd of tlic liitwil(no.ii natiomil Missieniiry soeiety be held in the First Mi'th! ciiureh Friday, Mareli niiu'leouth. 11- i morning session will open t ti'iio'dm A silver tea will be given next Wed-laud the afleiiiion session at ti nesday iifternoon in the parlors of the u'cloek. A n especially good rogau Leslie Methodist church. Saint Pat-! has been prepared; tho Indies of Ut rick's day novelties and colors will be'eity uro invited to attend, The We used to decti iite the rooms, a short nre requested to brine lini.dif, tc program to complement the tea. The nnd i of fee to be served by the ton affair is given as u church benefit, the i mlttee in charge. coin in 1 1 u r mi n 1 1 u i, m m,,. n i. ,.1.1,44, ...... posed of Mrs. Joint Kills and Mrs. Corn Mis. I'M win M. Ilnl'uell is culcrlaiie iug with a Suiut Patrick's day dinner this evening, hoiioiiiig Mr. llnl'iioU's birthday, Covers will be laid for seven n'' the lienor gneit's close fiiends, (leoige WiiImiii, l-l. O, Seieke, K. I!, liinuo, Arthur Stillinnu, liny Mills, T. K. W i 1 1 i it in m and liiaut lloiiell. Compli iitnry lo Mrs. I!. W. Sawyer, ol' Hoslou, Mussiiehusells, wiio is il tin t nighl 's house iniest of Mis. (leorg Palmer Piiliiuni, Mrs, William llinn hnrdl, .Ii., eiilertiniied with a six cover linn hcon today, laving covers for Mis. Sawyer, Mrs. Iliuvcy Wells, Mrs. Put 1 1 1 a u 1 1 Mis. Liiwreuie 'I'. Iluiris, Mis, ' lilt d liiown ami Mrs. .lull n .1. Itub ctK i.i..- -.1.- I..- l.i r I'm! nil. V I aooiH known and popular prolessioiials. Several complimentary nffairs have iilrea ly been planned for Mrs. Also N. Ihivid, of Atlanta, lleorgia. who, witS her little daughter, .lean I'linnes, ar lived this week f.r It it extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. .lelnliie, of Ninth Capitol street. Mis, I lit v iil i. as ho-ts of triends here, who remember her as Mis Lena Me- IlltilC. The nieinbeis of the l.n, lies' club who huv bled minh to the gaiety of the vvin'er scaseii by Ihnir series of dunces iu Mouse Ini'il, have been enjoying very iiiforinnl We. lues, lay night sessions in MeMiilniu hull, since the cnnplet on nt their -ei ins. The la-t of these giitoer- ray of water colors, bv .1. M. ( i nk of Portland, were placed on exhibit nt the Frnnic Sluii, ami vvid remain in place for scctal days longer. Mr. Croak is a foremost Portland artist and la prominent member of the Association In.' Oregon Artists. He brought his eel i lection to Salem and will personally su pen iso the exhibit. Although the pa lpi! of weil k imuii eastern urtists, his i work i.i distinctly original. All the i pictures are water colors, toere being lifty in nil. Thev are unite lib eral as to si.e ami are executed in the semi iuipresioiiistie style. A upil of Klkins, wiio was generally iceogin.ed as one of the In i most of contemporary painters of sunshine, Mr. Crool's' pan els nie notable inr their warmth, light and poetic qualities. As a painter of lia.v mists nnd fog, ''looks also stands pre-eminent. Hi M'teial pi.tuies ot this ehniaete:- v. hie'i have milled materially to the wiii'ei 's gaiety, lull it has lieen sug gested that the forthcoming one par take of a different nature, but just what it will be has not us vet been de cide I. . . Mi- Zea Stockton let t Thursday for The I'alles. where she will be entertain, ed lot a Initnight. the linuse gue t of M.s. .lo!.ch Strdolieiin. The .1. U. Linns have taken apart incuts tor the winter at l.ueretia Cunt iu Portland. Their attiaetive daugli- I'lricli, .Mrs. Hed! 'p, silver Thimhlc eliili of Silvn Miller. .Hell lirile met :it- Ihe ime u .Ur' i Km itm Snook, at hn Wnc ou Sow Liberty street. Wcdiionluy Muiwio .Mrs. Trover and the hoslerts' ilunghbu Miss Kiniiia and Miss Ada, Those present wcie: lr. l'lkl Thn:im. Miss III SV Mlllllllf, M I S, Mr Keuuoo. Mp. I'Mna FrfJrrio. Mr has ter. lin' M r llulii' vvitli i hik 'alii'. Miss pinilii, girls' st Inn is iitteiuling Miss Cat-I. M: t.-lill.' the l.el 1 1 ii ii i ii 1 1 initttt .'' n mm i WIIKUM style is paramount, must tailorinR lie sac rificed? Where tailoring readies its highest stage, must (iiiulity of faluio lie depreciated? The strongest negative reply to these questions is em hodied in This New Model shown at the left. You w ill find a full assemblage of these at this store. We carry them because we be lieve in them because they will support our every claim. This model has nn appeal which readily "grips" the sense of sight. It's price will likewise appeal to your sense of values. If you w ant a right nifty Shirt at a modest price sec our line at $1.15 TRY SALEM FIRST v. ,,, .j Spring Line of Men's Underwear Now Ready on eispinv, vv n i, h nre voiy ninaru itin, able, tieiit,, ;is thev are ill an enthclv uiigiiir.l und inieiestiiiK wu.v. Pew ar lists attinit pi, lures of this ilesvrip lion, and few nf those who do are sue ecsstnl in seeiri im; (he wonderful re nits h Mr. Crooks has. Other very plcaiing pi.tuies Ilie S.iiumcr Aft. i in. mi, " ii ii.,ile western scent ; seventl Cnnri.liini winter seems, and "The Vciiti'in Hills," ami "Santa ' l:i i a allev." slii.iviiti! Miutiieiu tali I'm ii a hi iidsi iipes. It is hoped thai everyone iu Salem, in any way .iteie-ted in nil, will take advi'iila,' el lin, opportunity of see iug thes,. s.l,,i,i, pictures. Mr. (iil licit, of the t'lan.i- Sliovv, lias been to to, -...Ii- able . v enue mid effort lo I'm; t ln-iii l.i Salem, and has very gra. nii-lv ma.le the exhibit free to the public Such i vlnliils in I'oillan.l, I In a; o nn. I all a 1 1 is i, all y incli I eili.-s aie : 1 1. linn se, n , eiii( under an ad " i i.'ii pine, ait I'Htroiis alwavs mak ing nn t mli i. in .,!,, response to inv ;ta li.'ii il uiniiuitii i a cuts, A'f iMi'ist ni Salem has never been what 'I s,iM, p.. j,, city of tins and lle.-c hn mo in t o 1 1- -t d in and Mrs. 1-'. io, Canada, lion, and Mr tu et. Thev are nn their mi. in to take in too two nr.. I will ret i; i u In. me bv I'ai anui .anal. . Innis, nf llawlry, e lassin a week Thomas I'iiovui, on way In cxposi vvav of The lecently org'iniizt'd (liiis' and boys' g'lee clubs of the iiig,h school have been extended an invitation to sing' ut the Portland Hose show, but it is, of course not known as yet whether the two organizations will be t'leo Kennnn ',. ,.l In .. .....,,. n,. iw.t Iliill' tl.li . V.HI..V .llllll', " I in it "" I .".....!'.. ... '.. ., ,. u.. vr.ui lie verv best thing's in music will be g-iven' Mrs. Orvilla Amines., -"is. ."' - as 'winking material to the clubs by j lock, Mrs. Klsie Mullock, Mrs. Mium' their diiector, Miss Minnettn Manors, j Vainlerhoii!', Mis. .Minnie Ivd "ff; - As the festival does not come until Anna Kellogg'. Mrs. Aims a1'"1 .lime, it is possible that the voung pet. ! Mrs. Julia Lytic. Mrs. hide h''1' pie nay be able lo assist. ; Mrs. Kdna MeDniimiitU. !" ) 1 - lliiehter, Mrs. Kli-a Harli, Mrf. Ur A reception to the members of the1'''' 'ni'h''l'i cradle roll depin tnit'iit and Iheir ninth-; i- , 1. . I I .... Al ..' 1. i J. il. il, lb ill vis l.i ine tiiisiiu i.ci." .ii i nun in i eiiiin n ; i p p -r -r -r - - - - g will be held next Saturday afternoon in i l ... the elnii.h pallors. A pleasinij pro i PERSONALS . Kin in has been arrniig'eil and a com mittee tunned to furnish appropriate cnteilninnieiit fn.' the tiny quests. Tlie hostess will be Mrs. .1. Mont- i icorge I', ly fiiends e!., return! Waleis w.-n iu I'nitlainl tig Imiiic e enter din ing' liiesdav calm liriiwi!, Mrs, P. M. .lasper, Mis Tyb'r, Miss Inez mini Sinith. 4 Mr. and Mrs. (I. are . i cent arrivals Portland, Ore. , .1. M. llixuu, Mrs . Parker, Miss (I race Tyler mid Miss l.e- . and Mi tin their -tit I! i .In v. . Paul S aid dub, Inni.lt were entertaining; Tne Maiiv T. Christie, of Salem, nt the lintel lleiison, I 4 II club ineitibers most, do- ' Miss Klhcl Stinsen iviit t &Fl todav for a lo weeks visit. 1 11 ' I' Wirth. district nifr fl ". i Yeomen, is in Stayboi ior I Siindny visit. .. M Ii. II. Mahniicy iclurneii io; today after an extended ' jl'is. I). P. Pound "''"J for a few dnvs visit with "'' 1" " ,n. i I. seiv.'i.iti. .Mr. n nil .urs. n. . ik-ml ot A number Wiui! red ;yr. pi ing' I'ltiginm last ; M.ss l-yrd s home I curing in one of iru!'' lily elass re nuii.i l rs were Mi-s M area ret ai:o pupils of Miss esented an inleiest itin.lav a 1 1 .! nn. ni ut on Coiitt stieet, up their verv nil.n inal i... . e.,.-ni,i.,i. vv it iveo ' liglitlullv entertained their husbands at , -. . iHf. n en hi) '' 11 1 t.if home ot Mrs. Otto Sche ,iei(j, lo!' ....it:,. j-r ,, 0vcr Siindny visit- Coirl street, Thursday evenini:. Die i v It Tlinml'snii, of l.r" . itais. Those w ho ga e Mis Ihirolliv Pearee, Uo-lgers, Miss Marv reoni.t were tastily and lavishly decorat ed iu tine St. Patrick style, 'Mrs. 11. II. Sellers an.l Mrs. J. W, Cox assisted Ihe lot tess. Painty ref reslnuents lul hnvel hours of jollity and "WO." visilmg lid' " . . lain oil the (i KiJ Ian.' Albert. MisS Ills It T 111- Hai'll...;..'.,. , 'a iiii.l Miss I .dim St ecu, of Silver 'io't Ion. den West, Mis;, vallii . M rs. i in the city ! Thompson, of Com pa n v. Miss I '.ell. here for an ! friends. Miss Ulanicr n M',w,.l.,.., ..4' tlinl. ... I I ...,,. ,,, i the ivaiscr , i t the members of Women I i iVeliluini, of I ,r"" 1 ,' a I'leiisniit surprise in .,..,, fr the I'rolcclois ' is in tiie -: l II nnd Inldi this a ii v tln'i- ii nf 't II. I.,.. Mis. I 't a nil en. , .,.. t t nneti-ne l.evl I'd II' .1111 II. .Ill' I t . n't il is ' i e should eii.o.nagi made In h waken m A s tint Pat, and CI I o :he. an. e Jf)a'tcf frilfijlcrc llllll laid V i t'.illl.l, of Mi vveei s Il eiu.ng. Ii, ncnplc nie unn, Willi III, : clnbioate liili'ica I m s:x ni . 's day bv .vli's Miles VV nie.l a line heou It. .1. Miles 'dni'silay nit series vvhah I !l., Laving iilin 'Clot ;at phi 'e'!:lg tn lea, . and Mis. I .-a. tin tor t,(, 'es, be n.ei !nt t :i in 1 1 1 -. n ot IhImh with have tor Me vveei., to take sideii.e, Mr. leiiinvcd his Then 1 1 ion. Is Iheir depart having io ifer pint of ot one ot -. Pa I ms season iu ai.'itiul ciistoni. . p mined they n .nvets Us'inliv light. i'iii ii While io also In nig Ii. W . ' i ii in and ibiughlct, V,r who nave lie tt the house guc-ts . A iiuii I'h.Ii.ii llnfer tin several tetiniieii t (t,e,r linnie Thuisdav uui I el a. Ir s vv a.- at hiuiii. In Ihe Via.. ., l..iw;, ,. , S!, r ,, .-irM "'t :'' ''hni, h, lii.t 'I'lies.lav inght, "'"'! ""'v '"'"i! I'' nt. A T.i i.l bus. -less . s.,,,1, . ,!, ,tli MM.M ''' vv.'.l. Th s , U1!I ,e, ,. i. i-ave-n L. t ,.,,,, ,,. ,,e,l,e,si, ( Cl'.e h. I'dr. ,1. Tu,-..:,v ..i.,fs ca heri,,. ' ' the l ain.- , i a .-.lebi :- .on in ii. Kn .,,!, e.,t ei .. . un,is ti, ,,,. morinng'. , - ini.tir ' K. lUh'vis.lepatM ; f ,cA V brief OHM'S V 1 r-. Creek Leaches t ''" " ,,ll,,l.r - '"' . t ' .... ,.c.l''f ' rliii.i i test. M s. Piiiiili .1, Milicr was hoste-s for her tiitonr.it! . lul,. minpes-.l ol wives of the i .i 1 1 , ..' , ,.,,mmifion, Thuisdav at'leii.en ,,' hist week, eiilcrtiiiiiing Vlis. O. P, lli.fr ih,,ti,mv, An inter ""tn' mith.it contest was u featute. Mis, P. y, Mr,lan, snd Mis. T, K. (Binpbcll siviinin; the favois. Mis. Motchind W , tn,, m,x, h,t,.i.,, ,ui tort.itiniie ,ih Snint Pattdk's dav puity TlniiMl.y, Mr, oinhteenth. '. -if I', JOHN CLAIltE b nlil,,,. pv th 1,,,nmH, . Italian be! , ai,t method. "'h in !'.,. h. .'.,, van. l',... ul ' ' a, inn rectt..i. silvan, ed io lent. In Salem crt Matulays l'.y t'..-: tit , hv Phone I'l1 1". , imiier cr Siiinhiv vi"'V tl'Jtx Th. Saleu Weil. I gnve .hiss in ivooneiait a pleasant surprise hi nl;eut elen then tonus m McCurnuek hall, lust Insinanee Co., ingiii. entertaining with a pronrnni business and visiiing' , ln f !"' iiini iiiinniaie uaiuiuit. j ne t lavviorii 1 , j. (iricr, win , :, male ipiiut 't fuiuisheil most pleisili(; i ('jtv, nre here b'day r. niinilers. and Mrs, , Henry do-; friends, retaining' to. "( liglit.'d with readings. Musical ' iiiim- extended visit V". bers also iiileisperscd the program. i Via Shank, lotnie.ly " .s ' ' " stopped off !a-Mi' j I I'ho se, ud rehciiriiil nf Mendelsoliii s witli liis pan at'. " A.n "Pli,:ai" took place Tuesday evening shank, on his way c if wilh a eliariK ol one hundred voices; Portland. He went en " !'i in.-t, Ihe entire membership to tills a lew nieie. Pean Metideuliall was much gratifii.l at the number pies cut :-iii the (utility of the wirk done. Ilowiver, theie are still many more ii"-'' s in Salem that should be tdenti. lied with a society of this kind, and Ihoie is no teal reason why practically all the musical peopl.. nf the city should not nine together for the study ol sin h a masterpiece ns the "Klijali." A pe.ial invitation cannot be nc-e.i-ile.i to everybody In the city, and such a proecdiiie should not he ne.es fury. Let everybody work and pull together and make a chorus with at !eiit l.'i'i members. M '. Meudenhnl! announces that the tlCXt teetllar l-ehenrsnl U n,..t ToesilltV MONTEITU ovenine at o'clock in the First M. I', clniicii. In the nature of the ease, no lew members will Lo admitted after next Tnedav evening. Additional on., will be on lut ii I so that ea.-li one Will I.HV'O II cop Di-intirlf1 K. h. Hates. (.' I lev. land, Olim. f ,m1 he guest of Mrs. II. V. McClean.,! r K nt her atarlmeiits on lliuh stieet. ' tteonii .4 The (boai I n''"1 " .tnne ""' .'", ,,,,,,. of ' lh v.llcy lake ' ''' , y, Nr'. ; Hupcrint.u.leiit ' ,.vl the .nisi em " y-' ,hr T tlie city . the in... in ry moik pi.! - " .,. ni'W VH't lt a 1 i.litn" i. if tion of th .'ur wiiich l'1 aled s-l'1". ' ni rciniinis - - pna ! A one VP ....,......-: ,! BeaverSlateP'5 ij c4-:,tv and ; 4. ' rhent the iiunu-ious nffairs fet 't :k ik last evenini; nils the necusit.u of 1
