Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-13

Governor Oswald West has as
signed tomorrow, May the fourteenth
as Mothers Day" and recommends
that a white carnation be worn in
memory and honor of our mothers
Mrs. John McNary ,telephoned q
few of the young women to be her
guests last Saturday afternoon when
she entertained with five hundred
for the Misses Gertrude and Mar
garet Gray, nieces from Seattle
The affair was charmingly informal
Red carnations were the flowers used
and very lovely refreshments served
was presented Miss Effie King for
highest score. Mrs. McNary's guests
were Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. Freder-
ick Thielsen, Mrs. William Burg
hardt, Mrs. R. G. Bishop, the Misses
Cora Talkington, Mabel Robertson,
Blanche Brown, Ruth Wallace, Effie
Mae King, Veda Cross, Mildred Bag
ley Aline Thompson and Edith Ra-
gan
Mrs. Harriet Macarthur, of Port
land, and Mrs. William Markland
Nelson, of Montreal, Canada, guests
of Miss Sally Bush last Friday, took
luncheon with Mrs. Henry Thielsen,
Saturday leaving that afternoon on
the three o'clock Electric for Port
land.
Mrs. q. ]. Riggs returned last Sat-
urday from a visit to Portland on
business and to attend the Kirmess,
bringing Mrs. Walter Honeyman,
who remained for the week end.
Mrs. Riggs leaves the first of the
week for San Francisco where she
will be the guest of her mother and
sister for six weeks.
At nine o'clock last Friday even
ing students that represented all of
the colleges of Willamette University
found their places by unique cards
when the Junior-Senior banquet was
reality About seventy-five men,
bers of the two classes were pres
ent at this most elaborate affair
was beautifully arranged and music
from piano, violin and clarionet add
ed pleasure for the banqueters.
Joseph o. Stearns, Jr.. presided as
POSTMASTER Merton DeLong gave
the Junior class address of welcome.
The following toasts were respond
ed to:
"Our Juniors" Sydney Graham;
"Unity, Our Colleges" DR.. E, H.
Todd; "Willamette-Her Past" Rob-
ert Eakin; "Willamette-Her Flu
ture,' James B. c. Cakes; Athletics
The Cinder Path" Paul T. Ander-
son; Our Preservers-The Doc
tors Prince Byrd; "Societies-Their
Sphere in College Life" Miss Mae
Hopkins; "The Ladies'" Guy Woods;
"Love-A Cosmic Force" Margaret
Graham; "The World Within an
Atom" DR.. Holman. This banquet
was voted in every respect the most
enjoyable and successful affair that
has been given during the year.
The Menu.
Music
"Play and make good cheer
Tusser.
Hors D'Devure.
Canape a la Willamette.
Potage
Consomme Bouillon in cups.
Celery en- branch. Radishes. Olives.
Poisson.
Small Fillet of Sole. Tartar Sauce,
Dauphin Potatoes.
Relieve.
Broiled Spring Lamb Chops.
French Peas. Fresh Asparagus.
New Potatoes,
Salade.
Lobster Salad, Mayonaise
Entrements.
Neapolitan Ice Cream. Assorted Cake
Nuts and Raisins.
Cafe.
and damned be he that first cries
Hold, enough. Macbeth.
After spending the Winter in Cali
fornia and visiting her daughter,
Mrs. B. j. Miles in Salem, for six
weeks, Mrs. Louise E. Collins left
Tuesday for her home in Nebraska,
Mrs. Collins is prominently identified
with the Home Mission work of the
Methodist church. For her benevo-
lent deeds and lovely personality she
is known through her state as Moth
er Collins"
Mrs. George Rogers asked few
friends for an informal afternoon
last Saturday, In honor Of Mrs. Ada
Strongs birthday. The decorations
were confined to boquets of flowers,
and the refreshments very lovely.
Many gifts useful and ornamental
proved the affection for Mrs. Strong
among her friends. The women who
accepted Mrs. Rogers hospitality
were, Mrs. Ada Strong, Mrs. L. A.
Westecott, Mrs. Ruben Boise, Mrs.
Charles McNary, Mrs. George L.
Rose, Mrs. Max O'Buren, Mrs.
Harry Albert, Mrs. Joseph Baum
gartner, Mrs. Frederick Thielsen and
Mrs. Lenta Westecott
The following program was pre-
sented at Chemawa chapel last Sat
urday evening in a Chamber-Music
recital, with the personnel: Mr..
Ruthyn Turner, violin; Miss Rena
Mann, violin; Mr. Pickering Chal-
craft, viola; Mr. Charles E. Larsen
cello and Miss Pearl Roberts, piano.
Program.
Hayden, Trio No. IS.
Allegro.
Andantamolto.