Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-20
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Sor Cnurcnill Is arranging for a pub
Tic recital to be given in First Christ
ian church at an early date.
Friends and pupils OF Enelewoo,
school celebrated Arbor Day with an
propriate exercises and the plantinl
OF TWO trees, Colorado spruce ant
lawson cypress. A fine little hors,
chestnut was planted in the schoo
grounds on Thursday. The program
for Arbor day was:
Opening talk, Mr.. w. A. West
song Fourth and Fifth grades.
hecitaton, "Arbor Day" Andrew
Address, Reverend Richard N. Av-
lson. ' nv
Tree song, First and Second grades
Recitation, Little Brown Seed i
Milton Steiner.
Violin solo, Reverend Henry T.
Babcock.
Composition on Arbor day, Gladys
Zell.
Recitation, Florence Valentine.
Song, Seventh and Eighth grades.
Tree planting, the school.
Following the exercises Principal
West led the children for a romp
through Bakers grove.
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Miss Margaret Egan was hostess
last Saturday evening with a. charm
ing dinner at Mount View" her ranch
home eight miles from the city.
Cherry blossoms and pink carnations
added attraction to the beautifully an
pointed table where covers were laid
for sixteen, Motoring from Salem
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell VIII, Mrs.
Harry Maurer, Miss Louise Thomp-
son, Miss Nannette Skaife, Miss Eva
Massey, Miss Rita Steiner, Miss Mar
guerlte Ostrander, Miss Claudne
Rose, Mr., Monte Charlton, Mr.. Eu-
gene Slater. Mr.. Walter Kirk. Mr..
Hoyt Carey Additional guests were
Mr. Albert Egan and Mr.. Homer Egan.
Last Tuesday an extension branch
Of the Young Womens Christian AS
ISOLATION of Willamette Univer-
sity was organized at the high school
with the following officers: Pres-
dent, Pearl Eyre; vice president, Ruth
Manning; secretary treasurer, Ruth
Stoor Miss Kate Barton, who is head
OF the university organization, pre-
sided at the meeting and from Miss
Alva Smith, teacher of Latin in the
high school, came the suggestion for
this movement. Another meeting will
be held next week to perfect arrange
ments. A large number Of young
women have signlfied their intention
Of joining the organization.
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From Corvallis comes the following
interesting article:
Living pictures, posed by the pop
ular young women Of the Oregon Ag-
rlcultural college student body,
formed the chief entertainment at the
annual reception held by Mrs. w. j.
Kerr, wife Of the college president,
and DR.. A. q. Crayne. dean of women,
to the feminine portion of the fac
ulty, and students recently
"A seXtette Of charming reproduc-
tions OF masterpieces, included the
famous Hosea" by Sargent, posed by
Miss Bella Ackerman of Salem, and
Miss DorOthea Steusloff of the same
CITY, posed as Rembrandt's portrait
Of Elizabeth Bas. The lost Mona
Lisa was reproduced effectively by
Miss Zoe Brown of Seaside. Titians
beautiful "Elora" was Miss Annabel
Callison of Aberdeen, Wash. The
great Siddons portrait by Galnsbor-
ough was Miss Julia Miller Of Amity
and Miss Stella Savage Of Salem was
Belllni's "Angel with Lutte"
After cello solo by Miss Florence
! Bowden Of the school Of music fac
ulty, four popular pictures were
shown, Miss Nina York of Carlton
posing as Martha Washington, Miss
Leona Kerr of Corvallis as Lorna
Doom, Miss Germain Ketchum of
Portland as a Spanish dancer, and
Edith Shaw, Salem, was "the o. A.
c. girl"
"A Harrison Fisher calendar of a
dozen posters was posed as follows;
Hunting girl, Margaret r, Atherton
Corvallis; sunbonnet girl Winnie
Patterson, Corvallis, summer girl
Ellen Hansen The Dalles; bride
Christie Moore, Bloomington, Ill.,; girl
with gloves, Lois Wilson, Salem: fish
ing girl, Katherine Warner, Portland;
girl with umbrella, villa Mitchell
Corvallis; winter girl, Ursula Beck
Eugene; girl with knitting, Marie
Hofer, Salem; basketball girl, Anita
Jarvis, Ashland; girl in cap and
beads, Nell Sykes, Salem. Both the
Madrigal club and Miss Elsie Cook
of Corvallis, furnished additional mu-
steal numbers.
"After a grand march in which the
students chose partners from among
the faculty members, they went tC
"fairy land for their refreshments
sung some college songs and dis
persed."
For the coming season there will
be something new in the mode Of To-
comotion for outings. Last Sunday
morning a party Of motOrcyclists, cos
tuned alike in most appropriate man.
.ner, mounted their tandem machines
and wheeled away to Silver Creek fol