Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-25
Salem Social News,
Miss Jessie Breyman Enter
tanned at Eugene.
Personals Concerning Salem People at
Home and Abroad.

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room, Of North Salem public school
have just closed an entire years record
without single case Of tardLess dur,
ing that time. This is a record to be
proud of. especially as the daily atten-
dance has not at any time fallen be-
low 81 per cent.
To show her appreciation to the
pupils, she gives them an excursion
today, and pupils left this morning
for the picnic grounds near Silverton
to enjoy gala day.
The children of Mrs. Matthew's
Sunday school class, of the Methodist
church, accompanied them.
The following is from the Eugene
Guard Of the % inst. "Miss Jessie
Breyman, of Salem, was the guest Of
honor last evening at very pleasant
little party at the home Of Hon. and
Mrs. Geo. B. Doris, the hostess being
their trio Of scharmlng, daugh-
ters, Mrs, II. II. Thompson,
Mrs. Jere Bronaug, and Miss
Stella Pitt Doris. The interest
of the evening centered around a pro-
gressive game of klondike Hearts, in
which Miss Doe Ankeny won signal
honors, the second prize falling to
Mr.. Geo. d. Linn. A dainty lunch
served at the conclusion of tie
exciting contest added most appre-
ciably to the pleasure of the evening.
Miss Breyman, who is one of the Cap
ital City's most popular bellies, is
creating warm spot In the hearts of
Eugene's young people during her
visit here,
The regular monthly song service
will be held at the First Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening. Di-
rector Scobie announces the follow
ing program:
VOluntary-Organ, Miss Shelton.
Hymn 693.-"Thou Art Coming,
Advent. ... .....
Invocation.-Gloria Patri, DID 1856.
Anthem-"Sing praises to theLord,' -
Danks.
Hymn 722.-(Yer, 1, 2. 8. & g.,
O'Paradise, Barnby.
Prayer Response, Pater noster,
pp. 1884.
Anthem-"Harkl bark my soul,'
West. .....
Address-Rev. W. q. Kantner
d. d. .-
Cornet Solo-Mr. Stoudenmeyer.
Anthem-"Lift up your heads
Hopkins.
Collection -Olfertolre. 1.-The
shadows" Rathbun.
Violin-Miss Lelo Nicklin, Organ,
Miss Shelton.
Chorus-"Glorions is Thy Name
Mozart.
Hymn 61-Saviour again, Ellers.
Benediction,
Postude.
The members Of the congregation
are requested to join in singing the
Hymn. aa
Wednesday the pupils of the Indian
school, at Chemawa, held their clos
ing exercises. In the morning they
had the usual out door sports. In
the afternoon quite large crowd of
Salem people went down on the train
and were met by Supt. Potter
and his teachers and assistants, and
conducted through the school rooms
and work shops. At half past two
the graduating exercises began. The
stage was very nicely decorated, and
the class motto, Growing, not Drift
ing" was tastefully arranged over the
platform. The whole program was
excellently rendered. The cornet
solo by Moses Shongo, and the Clario>
net solo by Prof. George, were particu.
larly pleasing. The orations and the
valedictory by the graduates were
very we'll delivered, and showed deel
research and careful preparation
Owing to the absence of Rev. w. c.
Kantner, Rev. G. w. Grannis deliv,
cred the address. The diplomas were
presented by Geo, f. Litchfield, as II
was impossible for Hon. G. NJ. Irwin
to attend.
At the close Of these exercises the
Ohemawa band rendered several selec.
tions, on the lawn, following which
the girls' basket ball game team
played an exciting game of basket
ball.
In the evening splendid entertain
ment was given, Messrs Shongo
Freeman, Woodin and Prof. George
accompanied on the piano by Miss
pohse, were compelled to respond tc
an encore. A beautiful little Oper-
cite entitled "Grandpa's Birthday, y
by the pupils Of the several grades,
finished up the entertainment, after
which superintendent Potter thanked
the people for their attention and
cordially inYited them to come again
AID to visit tue school as often as
they could.
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