Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-09

Whits huu mFhs tfuUVfg Fh"'N"s
smith and Mrs. wsite, with principals
Of the schools and members N the
Board Of Education next them. The
bill served was.
RsdIshes, Olives,
Sweet Pickles.
Roast Chicken, Boiled Tongue
Ham Sandwich, Tea Biscuits.
Chicken salad.
Ncapolitan Nougat, jelly HoI''
Lady Fingers.
Strawberry lee Cream.
Oranges. Nuts issislns
Chocolate, Black Coffee
THE ToAsTs.
Following toasts were offered and
pleasantly responded TO:
II. M. Waite---"Our City Bupcrin
tendent."
Respopse-Mrs. Grubbe.
Prof J. r. Matthews-"i'be Boart
OF Directors"
Resp, ,nse--C Chairman n. II. Smith.
Miss Bmith-"Tbe Press"
Response Hofer.
DR.. w. II. Byrd--"'rbe Teachers"
Response Prof. j. II. Sellwood.
WHO WAS THERE
Mrs. y. q. Grubbe, DIR. and Mrs
Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs
Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Long, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. NJ. Waite, Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sell
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Smith, Mr.
q. w. Whipple, Prof. and Mrs. j. j
Anderson, Prof and Mrs. j. T. Mat
thews. Miss Grace PEBBLES, Miss Smith
Miss Mary Reynolds, Miss Davis
Miss Mckinley, Miss C)burn, Mis-
Olive CapweIl, Mrs. Smith, Miss Hib
bard, Miss Moores, Miss darcy, Mis-
Vance. Miss A. Reynolds, Miss Frink
Miss Bentley, Mrs Passmore, Mis-
Thesis, Miss Cosper, Miss Mellen, Mis-
Brehaut, Miss Carnaban, Miss McNary
Miss Gynne, and representatives Of tb
press Of Salem. Following was tn
response on behalf OF the city by tn
editor Of THE JOURNALS:
THE PRESS AND THE TEACHER.
There are two reasons why an edilo
would hesitate 10 accept the Invitation
Of your committee on program for thi
reception given by the Salem teacher
TO the city suderinteDdent Of schools
Professor SO. Grubbe.upon the occasion
Of her return from q tour Of inspection
OF the public educational institutions o
many Of the larger cities Of our country
First II Is impossible 10 properly re
spond for 30 important factor In No
ciety as the press upon 10 short notc
or In 80 short time M In allowable II
an afterdinner speech. Second, II q
with difficulty that one arises at all Il
the presence OF the assembled pedago
gical wisdom Of the Capital City, AM
OF your bopoved guest who has sdde'
to her own Just need Of fame and sue
cess as teacher the gathered experI
cuco VI u touf W MI tho htW wosiu cuu
catiopai centers.
The press Is an educator. l do no
know which Is the greater, the naiura
affinity between newspaper men AM
school ma'ams, or between lady jour
nalisis and professors. These two call
ings seem TO be 10 great demand 10 th
matrimonial market There seem b
be very few single newspaper men lei
In Oregon. l hope II is not true q
them as Ia sometimes said Of teacher
that NIL the poor ones marry young.
I tremble to think Of the day wbel
women shall enter the ranks Of journal
ism IN they have that Of pedagogy
Few Of Us will live to tell the tale.
see norway to head on tiie dire calansI,.
but law requiring the TWO classes 4
intermsrry aud thus prevent the Dc
structive competition.
This 10 nm age Of newspapers. In on
10th century city life II 10 impossible d
be fairly intelligent citizen OF success
fully pursue q profession and not be
ragUl.r r...l.r ~ fha dally new ana .,.s