Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-04
SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.

The first OF series OF entertain
ments to be given during the com
mencement exercises OF Willamette
university by the pupils of the Music
college, OF that institution, was given
in the University chapel, Tuesday
evening, 1t was the closing recital
of the teachers certificate class and
was quite largely attended. Misses
Bessie Butler, Mamie Malyiu, Nellie
Dohse, Edna Bum, Anna ID. Atwood
and Jessie Munkers and Messri
Douglas Holt and j. Fred Emmett
were among those who participated.
During the past week the members
of Salem lodge, No. 1886, B. P. o. E.,
Of which E, Cooke Patton is an hon
cred member, presented little Miss
Luella May, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patton with a solid sill
yer, gold-lined drinking cup, with
richly chased rims al top aud bottom
and heavy handle, as a souvenir for
the dainty little lady. The cup bears
the following Inscription: "Compli-
ments of Salem Lodge, No. 1886, B. P.
o. F., to Miss Luella May Patton,
February, 10th, 1S9S."
This infant is the first one born to
anyimember of Salem Lodge, No. 1886,
B. p. o, E. since its organization, and
the Elks decided to commemorate the
event, Resolutions embodying there
In congratulations aud well wishes
accompanied the gift.
Mrs. J. j. Murphy. entertained the
High frye club Wednesday afternoon
at her pleasant Court street home
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. L. G.
Clarke, .of Portland. A majority
of the young ladies In attendance
were old time associates of Mrs.
Clarke, a circumstance that made the
occasion doubly enjoyable. Miss Hor-
tense Levy won the prize.
The law department of Willamette
university will hold its graduating
exercises Saturday evening June 11th
in the First Methodist church. The
class will consist of sixteen graduates
viz: f. T, Wrightman, f. A. Turner,
W. M. Bushey, G. f. Martin, Jeffer-
son Myers, &. D. Leedy, A. G. Cros-
san, Ed. Horgan, Mrs. Olive S. Eng.
land, Miss Gabrielle Clark, Mr..
Hodgin, f. w. Waters, Jos. H Albert,
and Geo. f. Rogers, all of this city;
Geo. Byron and John Long, both of
Roseburg. TIE following program
has been prepared for the occasion:
Prayer by Rev. G. W. Grannis.
Solo, "Marmaleta." Troteri-Mrs.
Esther Hall-McNary.
Grafton, illegal Education"-Miss
Gabrielle Clark.
Grafton, illegal Ethics"-George
Byron.
Piano solo, Impromptu in B fat,
Schubert-Miss Nettie Beckner.
Grafton, "Duty of an Attorney as
an American citizen"-Frank T.
Wrightman.
Grafton, "The Silent Law John
S. Hodgin.
Valedictory-CareY f. Martin.
Song, "Tyrant, Soon I'll Break Thy
Chains" I'll Barbiere), RossiDi-Mrs.
HUse BaDCUCk.
Conferring of prizes-Hon. p. H..
Darcy.
Conferring diplomas-President w.
G. Hawley.
Address by Associate Justice
Charles e. Wolverton.
Cuckoo Song'-Nonpareil trio.
Sunday afternoon Salem Camp, No.
lis, Woodmen of the World, will OBJ
serve their memorial day and un-
yell monument oyer the grave Of
their deceased Neighbor Chas. Fl.
Simpson. This has been an annual
feature of Woodcraft since its organ
ization and is commemorated on the
Sunday nearest June 6 of each year.
The members of Salem Camp are TO
assemble at the hall at 2:30 p. m,
Sunday, where line Of march will
be formed. Cars will be in waiting
at the Willamette. hotel to convey
the members and visiting neighbors
to the cemetery. Mem bers Of the
deceased Chas. Ii. Simpson, whose
monument will be unveiled, the quar- =
tet, orator and reader will be provided