Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

Berceuse (Dlcklnson) Mature sings
q lullaby over their graves,
"Star Spangled Banner" (Buck)--
Varlations--Their sacrifice rewarded.
Quartet, Magniifcat (Morse).
0ffertory, Invocation in B Gull
mont--A prayer for our country.
Tenor and bass solo, "Be glad, o ye
Righteous" (Hosmer).
Pcstlude, March Milltalre (Schu-
bert martial tread heard
throughout the ages.
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The following invitation has been
sent to officers of the Grand Army Of
the Republic and to the heads Of the
Woman's Relief Corps All members
Of these organizations are requested TO
consider its publication In this depart
ment of the Capital Journal to be a
personal invitation:
"Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps
Number One, auxiliary to the Grand
Army Of the Republic, invites yourself
and friends to be present at .recep-
tlon at the Hall Of representatives
State Capitol, Salem, Oregon, Thurs
day evening, June twentieth, nineteen
hundred and twelve, eight to ten
o'clock. In honor of Newton Clark,
department commander G.. A. r.; Jo-
sephine d. Crocker, department pres
ident w, r. c.; Cora M. Davis, national
president w r. c., and their official
staffs."
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Savage left home
yesterday for a six weeks sojourn in
the middle west From Portland they
visit Salt Lake, Denver and Kansas
City. In the locality of the latter city
Mr.. Savage passed his boyhood days.
Minneapolis will be the next point Of
interest, for here was Mrs. Savage's
home The return trip will be over
Canadian Pacific.
%es
Miss Laura Hansen left Salem on
Wednesday evening of last week, ex-
pectlng to visit relatives and friends
In California and in a number of east
ern states, before sailing next month
for her home in Ranne Barnholm,
Denmark.
Norlyn Hoff came to Salem from
Corvallis last Thursday, and will re-
main guest Of his parents for over
Sunday
Miss Cora Talkington accompanied
her uncle as far as Portland last Sat
urday returning home In the evening.
ate
Mr.. Edward Wlnans, who was grad
uated from Willamette university In
nineteen hundred and seven, winning
Rhoades scholarship, attended Ok
ford for three years, in accordance
with the will of Cecil Rhoades, the
multi-milllonaire owner Of diamond
mines IN South Africa. Three other
men from Oregon were given similar
opportunities to extend their studies
under the provisions Of his will.
eat
Miss Helen Karher, Miss Annette
Blodgett and Miss Laura Gill will be
graduated from Salem hospital train
ing school on June third. The place
where the exercises will occur and
the diplomas presented, will be an
nounced later
Mrs. Elizabeth Adair, Mrs. PEBBLES
and Mrs. J. A. Patterson left Salem
last Monday for Pendleton as delegates
Of the Rebekah lodge in the Odd Eel
lows convention held at that city this
week
Professor and Mrs. Blddle of william
ette university, compllmented tho
young women who took part In the
defamation contest, with a feast at
the Spa last Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Alice Eckerlen, Mrs. Belle Ham
llton and Mrs. Mabel Huckestaln were
collected as reception committee last
week, when Mrs Rose d. Rittman, the
high chief ranger In the Woman's
Catholic Order of Foresters, was de-
lightfully entertained az he residence
OF Reverend A. Moore. Previous 10
tqknt the train Saturday mo nI1s,
MIS-. Ritiman wills given a motor dive
laoDut Shlem ann ilb tuDufDB.
A most delightful affair Of Friday
evening, May seventeenth. was the
miscellaneous shower given In honor
Of Miss Vida Mcmillan, whose mar
rlage to Mr. Russell H. Moorman Of
Salem, will be an event In June A
great variety Of gifts compllmented the
bride-elect, among them were many
beautiful articles For household econ
0mles were numerous pieces OF
aluminium,
Guests asked for the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs G. Hardy, Doctor and Mrs. Penn.
berton, Mr. and Mrs u. Presnall Mr.
and Mrs Wllber Ruggles, Mrs. Mar
garet Elliott, Mrs. J. N Smith, Mrs
Moorman, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs Nc.