Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

N-0SOAAola6c VI one nuQQreQ VIII
lamette university students in Lau-
same hall last Thursday evening
made merry with music and games in
lonor OF the football men. Assembly
hall was gay with many pennants.
anu the parlors beautiful in chrysan-
tnemum decorations. There was an
informal program of piano duet. by
misses Maud Myers and Pearle Brad
ley' vocal solo, Miss Ava McMahan;
reading, Miss Gretchen Calkins; vocal
solo Merton DeLong; reading, Perry
uegleman, and piano solo, Mr.. Pred
stel Refreshments ended the de-
lightful evening.
A Thanksgiving program was pre-
sented last Wednesday evening by the
boys IN the State Training school be-
lore an audience that enjoyed every
one OF the selections. The piano and
vocal numbers were a surprise, and
showed good training and much prac-
tlce. The selections were all good.
rarity on account of Toy Lees ma
'lonallty, but more for his meritorious
WORK, an encore was demanded. The
program was: Piano solo, Dean Well
ier' recitation, When l Get to Think
ing Juno Babcock; THANKSGIVING
day, Toy Lee; solo, Verl Phillips;
Boylestown, Edward Weisz; recitation,
He'd He'd no Show" Willie Miller:
recitation, Always Dinner time"
Creete Winberger; recitation. THE
Owl and the Pussy Cat" Earl Morlat;
recitation, "A Yellow Dogs Love for
a Niger" Mike Koski; recitation,
" When the Frost is on the Pumpkin"
Rufus Lemaster; recitation, Business
Condition" Frank Wilson; recitation,
Loyal Hearts" Albert Lang; song,
Dean Weller, Albert Lang, Frank Will
son, Verl Phillips; A Boys Lecture,
James Riggs.
The November meeting of the Ger
man Ladies' society was held at the
home Of Mrs. Dorfner on Division
street last week Thursday. The af-
ternoon's program was very enter
tanning, Vocal music by Mrs. George
Schreiber, Mrs. Paulus and Mrs. Kaup;
recitation, THE Dutchman and His
Mother-in-law," by Mrs. Paulus, which
was very cOmical and given in broken
English, Miss Berndorfner and Miss
Graetlinger assisted with serving re-
freshments The members Of the So
ciety at this meeting were Mrs. Schrei-
Der, Mrs. Hofer, Mrs. Heyser, Mrs.
kaup, Mrs. Grimmels, Mrs Rosenber-
ger, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Gantenbein,
Mrs. Bach, Mrs. Graetlinger, Mrs
Marhewitch, Mrs. Paulus and Mrs.
Berndorfner.
The class party of senior members
Of liberal arts department in William
cite university was held at the home
Of Miss Alta Altman, on Liberty and
Chemeketa streets, last week Friday.
Music, merry games and a Dutch
lunch made a jolly evening. This
marked the first of the class meetings
| for the season.
Quite out Of the ordinary was an
entertainment with which the seniors
amused the junior class in the High
school last Wednesday eyering. A
country fair" was given, the halls
being turned into pike" while the
class rooms opening from the hall
were used for side shows. Highly
advertised by "spielers" possessing a
great flow Of language, were the Won
derful things to be seen, from an
Egyptian mummy to an incubator
baby. In addition to all this there
was an "Orpheum Circuit" attraction
of -four topliners," given in the as
sembly hall. An actress of high de-
gree and magnificent costume miss
Nannelle Bloom) charmed the audi
ence with a pianologue; Dancing
fantique," by one of the popular boys,
brought to light talent in cultiva-
ton, as fine as his voice. Almost thor
ough knowledge of the "suffragette"
question was exhibited when Armen
Schneider representing the strong
minded person in woman's attire, de-
livered an interesting address. Out OF
the natural building material in two
boys an Oratorical freak was compiled
which for uncanniness could not be
surpassed. The same absence of dig
nifty was carried out at refreshment
hour. Hot "wieners' and rye bread
with punch served as lemonade and
ice cream in cones. The seniors were
assisted by the sophomores and fresh
men. The guests numbered about one
hundred and seventy-fiye.
Psa
No birthday surprise has been more
genuine than the celebration of Mrs
Frank Robinson's last Wednesday ev-
ening, when her immediate neighbors
appeared at the Robinson house on
South Thirteenth street, bringing a
gift of twelve pieces of china and the
collation. to be served during the ev-
ening. The presentation in behalf OF
the guests was made by Mrs. Todd
who congratulated Mrs. Robinson and
assured her of their great apprecia-
tion of her splendid neighborly quail
ties and good works. The recipient OF
this attention responded happily, as
suring her guests of her love for them
and the delight with which she re-
ceived their beautiful token. Mrs
Robinson is president of Yew Park
circle of First Methodist church. The
guests who gathered for this happy
hour were Mrs. E. H. Todd, Mrs
Henry Ratcliff, Professor and Mrs
James Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. James
O. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Lias