Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-10

gene delivered the baccalaure cate SER
mon, a splendid guidance and advice
Tor the five young men leaving their
anna mater The charge to the class
by Dean Kimball was full Of inspir-
alton and courage giving thoughts.
In the program for this event was:
professional march ........ Smart
Professor T. S. Roberts
invocation. ..................
Dean Henry d. Kimball, d. d.
vocal solo ........."The Coquette"
Miss lrma Shumway
Baccalaureate address .........
Rev. H. S. Wilkison, d. D., Eugene
Charge to graduating class and pre-
sentation Of diplomas ..
Dean Henry d. Kimball, D. D.
Prayer and benediction ...
Recessional ...... Stebbins
Professor T. s. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watson were
IN Portland this week for the Rose
Festival.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederick S. Stewart
who have been in New York City for
the past two months, arrived home
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George ]. Pearce spent the
week in Portland with friends, for
the rose show.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Simeral, with
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Simeral, are week end guests
of relatives in Newport.
Last Tuesday evening about forty
members of the high school Glee
club went four miles up the old
channel of Willamette river, where
a perfect location for picnic Joys was
found. Canoes were carried, giving
an opportunity for delightful river
trips. An immense bonfire was built
around which the crowd gathered,
toasting marshmallows, playing
games and singing old college songs.
The return by the light of the moon
ended the happy affair.
Miss Margaret Schrieber asked
twenty-five girl friends to her home
on Division and Water streets last
Saturday afternoon for a picnic. The
lawn slopes to the bank of William
cite river and here games, dancing
and all sorts of hilarity made Joyous
entertainment. Rounding out the af-
ternoon was a fine picnic lunch
served on the lawn.
A special program under direction
of Dean Mendenhall will be given by
Willamette University Glee club and
the Ladies' club tomorrow night at
service in the First Methodist
church.
Mrs. William o. Bechtel has issued
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Mary, to Mr.. Charles Col
in Patrick on Saturday evening, June
the seventeenth, one thousand nine
teen hundred and eleven at half af-
ter eight o'clock, All North Seventh
street, Hiawatha, Kansas. Mr.. Pa
trick is we'll known in Salem; his
cousin, Laurence Hofer, will act as
best man. The young couple will be
at home in Portland, Oregon, after
August first.
Following is the program for COM
mencement week at Willamette Uni
versity, beginning with Sunday:
June 11-Sunday, 1880 a. m., bac-
calaureate sermon by Dr. Fletcher
Homan, president of Willamette; 3
p. m., farewell meeting of the Chris
tian associations; p. m, address to
the Christian association by Rev.
Henry Narcotic, of the Westminster
Presbyterian church, Portland.
June 12-Reception in honor of the
trustees of Willamette of 1858 at the
Marion hotel from to p. M, by
President and Mrs. Homan and resi-
dent graduates. Invitations have
been issued to former graduates and
friends of the university; 5 p. M, in
tersociety oratorical contest between
the Philodorian, Pholidosian, Web
sterians and Adelantes. Miss Mary
Hammond, in charge of the physical
direction of Willamette women, will
give an exhibition of her work in
connection with the event.
July 1910 a. M, meeting of the
board of trustees Of Willamette in
Eaton hall; s p. M, graduating re-
cital of the college of music in the
chapel of. the university.
June 1890 p. m, alumni bust
ness meeting in the chapel; 1880 p.
M, alumni reception and banquet at
the Marion hotel.
June 1890 p. m, class day ex-
ercises of the seniors of the college
of liberal arts on the campus if wea-
ther is fair; p. m, commencement
exercises of the college of liberal
arts of Willamette university in the
First Methodist church with an ad-
dress by Rev. DR.. Young, of Portland.