Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-11

cred on the lawn to enjoy their lunch
con. Attending the institute from Sa-
lem we're Superintendent w. M. Smith,
Assistant Superintendent and Mrs. E.
F. Carleton, Professor Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Thomson and the members
of the normal training class at the
Salem high school,
Leslie Methodist church held a very
large audience last week Friday even
ing, when the splendid program, so
long in preparation was presented
After music by Helen Moore, was
prayer by Reverend A. G. Bracken-
bury pastor, followed by song, Glover
Blossoms" primary class; recitation,
Patches" Mary Klghtlinger; living
pictures, "God Wants the Girls" Hen
rietta Bishop; song, "Jesus Bids Us
Shine" Lois Olsen, Urise Harmon, Es-
ther Townsend, Helen Borchardt; liy-
ing pictures, Little Pilgrim" Evelyn
French; recitation, Mammals Precious
Girl" Martell Shipp: living picture,
'Emeline Jones'" Mary Borchadrt; ex-
ercises. "The Birds" Mrs Kightling-
er's class; recitation, "The Lazy
Cloud" Eulena Aufranc; living pic
ture, "Breeches," Cecil Thompson.
music, Bertha Wick; recitation, "Lulu's
Punishment" Evelyn French; living
picture, Little Seamstress," Martell
Shipp; recitation, "When Teacher Gets
Cross Gladys Olson; living picture,
along Comes Eliza with the Broom"
Kema Sauter, Mildred Ackerman; song
"Chinese Love Song" Mabel Acker-
man and Lois Nye: recitation, Grand !
ma Always Does" George Rhoten;
living pictures, "April Showers Cur
tis French; exercise, "Finger Tips"
Mrs. Frenchs class; recitation, when
Mamma Was Little Girl" Mary Peck; !
solo, Holy City" Miss Barber; living
pictures, "Violets,' Margaret King: |
recitation, "My Dolls" Anna Belle
Majers; living pictures, Gathering
Nuts" Allie Lewis; song, "Hoe Out
Your Row." Mrs. Kightlinger's boys;
living pictures, Little Artists" Mary
Barker; recitation "An Awful Little
Girl" Elsie Victor living picture,
"Father We Thank Thee" Mary Peck;
song, Lloyd Moore; recitation, "Hard |
to Obey" Cecil Thompson; living pic
ture, "School Marm," Mary Kight-
linger; lily drill, by sixteen girls;
reading, Miss Sherwood; song, "All
Aboard for Blanket Bay" Miss Bar
ber's girls The work was all good
and the audience showed its apprecla-
tion to marked degree.
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In First Christian church tomorrow
afternoon at three o'clock, there will
be Mothers day service under d. |
rection Of Salem Brotherhood of
American Yeomen. The programmed
selections Of music and addresses will
make the service most interesting An
invitation has been extended to all
fraternal societies and the general
public will be welcome. II is custom
ary on this occasion to wear a white
flower or ribbon In honor of ones
mother or in her memory. Addresses
will be made by Reverend Tapscott,
Reverend Errett, and Mr.. Rollin X.
Page There will be a quartet num-
ber by Miss Minetta Magers, Miss Err
mine Bushnell, Mr. jerks and Mr..
Gile and soprano solo by Miss Bush
nell Miss Mabel Lantz and Miss
lnez Denison will also sing
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The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church Is giving a cafe
teria supper next Wednesday from
five to eight in the evening. The menu
will be baked salmon, roast beef, veal
loaf potatoes mashed and escalloped,
baked beans, chicken and fruit salads,
all kinds Of breads, cakes and pies, ice
cream. The price Of each article will
be posted in plain sight back of the
counter.
Mrs Downing and Mrs. Hartley will
have charge Of the dining room. Mrs.
y. +. Moody, Mrs. James Martin and
Mrs. Small viii serve tea, coffee and
chocolate. Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Bah
cock, Mrs, w. W. Martin and Mrs. A.
l.. Brown form the reception COM
mittee. Mrs c. p. Bishop and Mrs.
Wallce will serve as cashiers. Mrs.
l., X. Page is chairman of arrange
ments. The remembrance Of good
things these women have offered the
public In the past, will assure large
crowd Of hungry people for next
Wednesday evening.
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At Mothers day service on Sun
day evening in First congregational
church, Perry Frederick shrock will
take for the subject Of his discussion,
IAN Old Fashioned Mother"
The public is most cordially mvlted
to attend this service.
Mrs Mark Skff and Mrs. Lowell
Tweedale entertained the Baptist wo-
mans Missionary circle IN her home
at 280 North High street, yesterday
Study for this afternoon was What
to do with the Emlgrant" Mrs.
Stearns led the discussion on home
missionary conditions The social
hour was followed with very lovely
refreshments.
The next meeting will be held in
the church parlors
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The Western Interstate Prohibition
oratorlcal contest was held In First
Methodist church last evening and
proved to be the greatest event OF
he kind ever gtlyen In this city.
After the contest members Of Pro-
hibition league, the orators and their
friends assembled In the parlors Of