Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-15

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captured by Miss Jennie Hollister
Mrs. Errett and Reverend Errett
Enjoying the delights of the evening
were: Reverend and Mrs. Davis Err
rett, Doctor and Mrs. Epley Miss
Mabel Wilson, Miss Jennie Best, Miss
Effie Reedy, Misses Maud and Jennie
Hollister, Miss Vivian Gremmels
Miss Ella Wood Miss Cora Neuge-
bauer, Miss Elsie Cotterman the
honoree and hostess
The birthdays planned for May
twenty-fifth, were postponed until last
Thursday evening, when the Happy
Seven with four additional guests
were entertained in Liberty, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Culver
with most elaborate supper, cele-
brating the natal days of Mrs. Culver
and Mrs. Blackerby Pink and white
sweet peas graced the beautifully laid
table where places we're marked for
the happy seven and Miss Carrie
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Allen and Mr.. F. A, BoyingtOn.
Mrs. William Fleming, of 1947 Cen
ter street, one of the most able and
gracious presidents, has filled this
high Office for the past year A
thorough parlimentarian acquainted
with tact that is necessary for a
leader, the work under her regime
has been harmonious and profitable,
Miss Matte Beatty, the newly elect
ed president, is most efficient work
er and will have the support and
sympathy of the club members
Mrs. r. H. Knox, of Independence
was the guest of Salem friends last
Thursday.
Mrs. Sherman Miles, with her small
son and girl baby, went to Portland
Thursday for visit of six weeks with
Mr. Miles parents.
$50
Mr.. F. .Talkington, who is con-
valescent after long illness, walked
to the business section of the city
last Wednesday, for the first time in
three months.
Conditions of weather compelled
Willamette graduates to hold their
class day frolic in the chapel of the
university last Thursday. william
ette's past, present and future we're
pictured on a screen and caused no
end Of fun. The gruesome grave-dig-
gers scene from Hamlet, was ar
ranged as q number on the program.
Hamlet was represented by Charles
Harrison and the scene laid in nine
teen-thirty-two. The class prophecy
and senior song closed the exercises
and the company adjourned to Eaton
hall where the sanitary drinking foun-
tain, presented by the class was dedi-
Gated and accepted by President Ho-
man.
The members of Beneficent and Pro-
tective Order Of Elks in Salem cele-
brated flag day on Thursday evening
in their lodge hall at 244 Liberty
street, with the following fine pro-
gram: Patriotic music, orchestra;
Introductory exercises, Exalted Ruler
and officers; praper, Chaplain p. II.
Darcy; Columbia, the Gem Of the
Ocean" audience to join; flag record,
II. S, Stone vocal solo, Brother Thom-
as 0rderman; Altar service, Exalted
Ruler and officers; "Auld Lang Syne, "
audience to join; reading Elks' tribute
to the flag. Henry Pape vocal solo,
Remember the Old Continental, from
opera of ''Little Memo" by Victor Her.
bert, Mrs. W. Carleton Smith. Patri-
otto address, August Huckestein; MY
Country, 'Tis of Thee" audience to
join. A large audience enjoyed the
exercises, Mrs. Carleton Smith gave
pleasure with her beautiful vocal num-
Der, Mr. Huckestein's address and
Mr.. Papes reading were heartily ap-
plauded.
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Mrs. M b. Rogers, accompanied by
Miss Mabel Page and the Misses
Northrop, were Portland visitors for
the Rose show.
MIR. and Mrs. p e. Fullerton en-
tertained last Sunday with a most
Joyous outing, in compliment to the
young women associates in their es-
tabllshment.
Four automobiles carried the mer-
ry crowd to Willamina. Starting at
five o'clock in the morning, the en-
tire day was passed in picnic fash
ion
Mountain trout appeared on the
luncheon menu.
Guests additional were Mr.. and
Mrs, John Graber and children. Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Graber and child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and
Ettle daughter.