Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-16
Some Social Events.
Law Class Makes Prepara-
tions for Graduation.
Other Happenings of a Social Mature
During the Week.


college of law of Willamette univer-
slty will be held this year on Thurs
day evening, June 16 The gradual
ing exercises will prove one Of the
principal events of commenceLent
week at "Old Willamette" and will
be followed by a banquet that will be
one of the most elaborate ever served
in the city.
The graduating class this year
numbers eighteen and consists of:
Mrs. Olive S. England, Miss Gabrielle
Clark, Jefferson Myers, f. T. Wright
man, f. A. Turner, A T. VAIN, w.
NJ. Bushey, f. W. Waters, Carey f.
Martin, Ed. Horgtn, W. A. Robbins,
Joseph Albert, Geo. f. Rodgers, A.
G. Crossan, and A. d. Leedy, all OF
this city; John Long and George
Byron, OF ROseburg; and John Hodson,
Of South Carolina.
The members of the graduating
class recently held a meeting and Or
ganized a law society with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Jefferson
Myers; Vice President, Mrs. o. S.
England; Secretary, Miss Gabrielle
Clark; Treasurer, L. T. Wrightman.
Committees we're appointed to ar
range for the graduating exercises as
follows:
Committee on Program:-John Hod-
son, A. G. Crossan and w. Nj. Bushey.
Committee on arraugemeDt:-G. f.
Rodgers, +, w. Waters, Mrs, o. s.
England, w. A. Robbins and A. T
Vain.
Committee on Invitations Care y
f. Martin, Joseph Albert, Geo.
Byron, f. A. Turner and F. T.
Wrightman.
Committee on Finance:-A. d.
Leedy, j. d. Long and E. D. Horgan.
Committee on Design of Dlplsma:-
Mrs. o. S. Englann Carey f. Martin
and Geo. Byron.
The musical recital given by Prof
z. NJ. ParYin and pupils assisted by
Miss Marguerite Anderson, soprano;
j. r. ParYin, cornetist, and the choral
club, in the First Christian church on
Tuesday evening, was one of the
most delightful musical events Of the
season. The entertainment was
given for the benefit of the junior Y.
P. S. G. E. of the church and the
many friends of the society besides
the personal friends of the gifted per-
formers we're all in attendance. The
solos and DUETS, both vocal and in
strumental were very hne while the
choruses were received with much ap-
plause. Lack of space forbids indi-
yidual mention but every number was
most creditably rendered.
At the annual parish meeting of St.
Paul's Episcopal church held Monday
evening the following named gentle
men were named as vestrymen: j. A.
Sellwood, w. T. Slater, W. M. Bell,
W. G. Tillson, j. w. Bickford, E. w.
Tillson, W. NJ. Gray. and Messrs.
Bailie and Burrans. The wardens of
the church will be selected from out
of this body at its next meeting.
St. Joseph's society at its annual
election Monday evening named the
following officers VINO will have
charge of the society during the ensu-
ing year. President, II. w. Barr;
Vice President, Geo. ]. Barr; Secre-
tary, f. X. Albrich; Treasurer, Rev.
j. S. White; Marshal, Frank Yadnke;
Board of directors, Frank Davey, A.
Huckestein and G. l.. Barr.
The members of Protection Lodge
No. 2, A. o. U. w. and Degree of
Honor Lodge joined forces Wednes-
day evening at their hall in the State
Insurance building for the purpose of
indulging in the pleasures incident To
"back- woods picnic and country
dance" and to say that the object OF
the evening was not attained would
be sadly misrepresenting the affair.
Many of the characters represented
we're especially original and created
endless fun. Dancing as prescribed
by "calling" was engaged in until a
late hour to the Infinite delight OF the
participants who pronounced the ar
fair and unqualified success.
The Lincoln school Band of Mercy,
branch order Of the American
Humane society, held we'll attended
meeting one afternoon this week, and
decided TO hold weekly meetings
hereafter. Election OF officers and
regular program next weeG at Leslie
NJ. Z. church.
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