Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-04

ing Of the faculty and board of edu-
cation Monday night there will be
reception to the faculty and parents
of the students. Tuesday there will
be class picnic in the country.
Tuesday night there will be a re-
cation. Monday night there will be
BAH team by Prof. Starr and Prof
Gap. On Wednesday night there
viii be the regular class exercises
by the graduating class Thursday
evening the Juniors will give re-
ceptlon to the Seniors and gradual
ing class at McMinns hall. The I
graduating exercises will be held
Friday night at the high school and
Saturday evening there will be the
regular Alumni banquet.
The senior students OF the Kim |
ball College of Theology gave re-
ception to the faculty and the for
mer and present students in the as
sembly hall Of the college last even I
ing, June 3. A short program was
rendered consisting of short
speeches by Dean Kimball, President
Homan and several of the former
students interspersed with several
musical numbers. Refreshments
were served. This class will be the
first in the history of the college to
have formal graduation, the com
mencement exercises to be held In
the First Methodist Episcopal
church on the evening of June 2,
1910. The members of the class
are: W. r. Beatty, e. e. Campbell,
G.. o. oliver, C. e. Pogue, H. G. Nc
Cain, B Rees, d l.. Fields, w. A.
Schmidt, Fred M. Waehlte, and w.
]. Weber e. Goudge, of class 1909.
will receive his diploma with the
class of this year.
Mrs. e. e. Waters entertained at
five hundred at her home this after
noon in honor of Mrs. S. r. Jessup.
Mrs. Jessup, whose home is now in
Eugene, was formerly prominent in
Salem. society circles and her many
friends enjoyed very much this OPP
portunity of again being in her COM
pany. Mrs. Jessup is visiting Mrs.
w. r. Slater.
Elaborate preparations are maxi
ing for the wedding at Stayton next
"wednesday, of Frank Van Erman
and Amelia steininger, both of
stayton. The nuptials will be en-
tirely on the good old German order,
and instead of the customary Ameri-
can festal spread, both dinner and
supper will be served to over 100
guests at the Grand Central Hotel, ,
where both of the principals have =
made their home for the past seven
Practically the whole town .
has been invited to the wedding, and J
as Frank is one of the most popular !
fellows in the city 1t goes almost
saying that Mr. Van Erman A..
WIN expend several hundred dollars !
on the hymeneal celebration, which
it is freely predicted will surpass
both the Woodman picnic in Salem
and the forthcoming Fourth of July
&c ebraion in a dozen Oregon towns. ,
Sieglnund Family Reunion.
In view OF the fact that their :
could no; all be present on T,
January g. 1910, to celebrate the
5Oth anniversary Of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Siegmund, they :
planned a pleasant surprise for their :
parents by gathering at the old I
home place. Lone Pine Farm, on
May 20, 1910.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs, Jacob siegmund their children !,
and families Mr.. and Mrs. o. G, !
siegmund and inertia Marine and :
Laurance Of stayton; Mr., and Mrs, :
J c, siegmund and son Floyd, and :
Mr.. and Mrs. w, NJ, siegmund and .
Eugena and Wilda, Of !,
Salon; Mr. and Mrs, A. r. and L. .
e. Siegmund OF Geryais; Mr. and !,
Mrs. J, NJ English and children, i
and Mildred. Miss Caroline
5egmund; Mr. and Mrs. II. A. seg- j,
nund and son, Kenneth and f, A. ],
md Matilda slegmund, all of Stay !,
on, and few friends, Miss Anna ),
}oasch, OF Milwaukee, Wis, and :,
lessrs. A. ~ Vaughn and L. NJ. y
lruer
Although Mr. and Mrs. siegmund n
.avo 10 children, 10 grandchildren ;,
md ono great grandchlld, they an y
i've IN Marion county all being =
present except c, E, Slegmund, :,
wife and son, OF Salem The wea-
her was perfect, and the happy i,
groups everywhere about the old !,
lome made the day one OF festivity !
md enjoyment !,
May 30 will always be 10 tho sies
nund family a Golden Anniversary
The Salem lodge OF Elks yester- a
law socurod the Grand ODera Housol ,