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

bled in the university chapel last Mon
day afternoon to celebrate the memory
Of Jason Lee, founder Of Willamette
university. After the exercises, a
service was held In Jason Lee ceme-
terry. Doctor Abbott gave the invoca-
ton and Doctor Todd, vice-presldent
Of the university, followed with a brief
address, In concluding the exercises,
the resting place Of this great mis-
sionary was covered with floral
tribute The program for the occasion
was: Piano solo, Miss Gertrude Eakin :
THE Pioneer by Doctor Homan; "Bi-
ography Of Jason Lee" Lola Belle
Cook; "Jason Lees Place in History"
Doctor Sweetland; vocal duet, Miss
Mary Hansen, Miss Grace Thompson; !;
remarks on the organization, Presi-
dent Laura Heist.
the evening of June twentieth at Rep
resentative hall in the state capitol.
The Artisans entertained with pro-
gram last week Friday evening. Mrs.
Ella Watt, supreme instructor Of the
order, gave an entertaining address,
and her son, Ivan Martin, who was
this year graduated from Berkeley,
also gave a talk The evenings pro-
gram was: Orchestra music; reading
Mr.. Ballantyne; orchestra; reading
Mrs. Bartlett; vocal solo, Mrs. Wheel
ock. An orchestra selection was CIV
en- between the addresses. The even
ing closed with luncheon served by
Mr.. Glen Niles and Mr.. Clifford Gif-
froy
The Girls Willamette club assem-
The closing recital by pupils OF Mrs.
W. A. Denton, assisted by Mrs. June
Patty Shields, reader, and Mr.. Karl
Carey, baritone, was given last even
ing in the studio las North Twelfth
street, with the following program;
Poet and Peasant Overture, Won Suppe
Mildred Brunk, Mrs. Denton
Frolics .......,..,.... Greenwald
Alice Mcclellan
Danse hococo ...,,.,....,.,,,St Steiner
Milton Byrd Steiner
Dancing Spirits ..,..........B Bohm
Frances Hodge
Cavalry March ...,...,.. Hompesch
Mrs. Lachelle, Thelma Blessing
La Zlngara (Mazurka Hongroise).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bohm
Karl Wenger
Scented Posies ..............P Powell
Frederick Deckebach
The Lark's Morning Song, g. q. Koelllng
Clara Breltenstein
0beron ,........,.... Weber-Do
August Fraser
Reading OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Selected
Mrs. June Patty Shields
Rigolletto (Fantasia) .,. Verdi-Dorn
Beatrice Walton
Solo ,..,......,...,..,. Selected
Mr. Karl Carey
LArgentine (Fantasie Mazurka) ,..
Observation-Disclosures. Ketterer
Thelma Blessing
Midsummer Nights Dream para
phrase) ..... Mendelssohn- Smith
Mildred Brunk
Carnival Of Venice (Varie) Schulhoff
Barbara Steiner
The Beetles Dance .,.,,,,.H Hoist
Thelma Blessing, Mrs, Denton
Flower Girls-Florence Elgln and
Jennelle Vandervort.
The first four selections following
the overture, were given by pupils be-
tween eight and nine years Of age; the
remainder Of the program was the
work of the older students. An ac-
count in detail will be given next
week. Mr.. and Mrs Denton are leav-
ing in August for southern ocean
trip; in the meantime Mrs. Denton VII
take the summer normal music course
in Portland, given by Professor and
Mrs. Calvin Bralnerd Cady, of Col
umbia university New York, who are
touring the west and giving normal
instruction in Portland and Los An
geles.
During the alumni meeting of Sa-
cred Heart academy Mrs. Olive McGee
read the following beautiful resolu-
tions:
1--WE have come here tonight to
WtlNUlnb lulO llS Idlhb VI llb
alumni of which we are so justly
proud the class Of nineteen
twelve" A festive occasion 1t
should be, and II Is. Yet mingled
emotions sweep our heart strings
with the glad note of welcome re-
echoes the sad one Of farewell.
For scarcely had the gladstone
strains Of last years reunion died
away, ere the Death Angel had
sounded the summons and two of
our members had responded to His
heavenly call, two Of our most es-
teemed workers; two who ever de-
voted themselves with untring
zeal to their Alma Mater; two
who we're ever faithful TO the call
of duty; two who were living ex-
amples OF the teachinL5 Of Sacred
Heart academy: Miss Estelle
Hayden and Miss Maria Darcy
They are gone from US; their
voices are silent at the roll call;
Their places are vacant at the
banquet Yet why should we
mourn their departure? The sweet
refreshing Influence which they
ever exerted during life Will 80
down through the years, a bless
ing to those with whom they have
lived and labored: an inspiration
to us and an enduring monument
to themselves Let us then cher
lsh them in our memory; follow
in the footsteps Of their unselflsh
zeal, and find consolation in the
thought that II we all work to-
gether in the Sacred Heart there
never shall be a lasting farewell
paA
Miss Allne Thompson was hostess