Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-23

evening of March the fifteenth tb
alIair TO be given at the home of tbei
luolner, MRS. S. E. Yantis, 61 Cent?
street Pink carnations were ussd !,
prorusion throughout the rooms on, -
tne same color followed in the deiicat,
refreshments. Miss Ruth Stalev an,
nay Pomeroy were awarded prizes fo,
nlgn scores. Mrs. Yantis and Mrs
David Yantis assisted. Little Con,
stance Yantis, very pretty in her daint,
Irock, admitted the guests, who werS
mrs >, A. Scofleld, Miss Ruth Stalev
MISS Velma Moffitt, Miss Alta Jones
MISS Lucille Staley, Miss Mary Yantis
Ray Pomeroy, Frank Prime. Varno
graves, Bryan Turner, Floy Lawton
Glen Trine, Mr.. Codding and Mr. David
iantls. After the card games and
serving OF luncheon the remaining
tlme was passed with music and
games. The knowledge of the natal
days was not disclosed until the guests
were assembled. N''''
IN surroundings closely relating IN
the Emerald Isles and with games an
propriate for the settings Miss Irma
botsford was hostess with Saint pat
TICK party, on the evening of March
the fifteenth. Upon entering. guests
were given limerick cards, by which
they found partners for the games and
refreshments, and in response to the
hostess request wrote blarney verses
70 each other, Many of these efforts
brought clever results, and caused mo
end OF merriment when the "poetrvD
was read Among many diversions
was the snake game" quite appalling
% the uninitiated. Entertainment prize
was awarded to Miss Loretta Ford. A
Inc luncheon rounded out the evening
md enjoying his most delightful af-
air were Miss Loretta Ford. Miss Har-
let Rigdon, Miss Lyra Miles, Miss
Hazel Keller Miss Jessie Pearce, Miss
Jessie Holcomb, Miss Mildred Garri-
ION, Miss Margaret Garrison, Miss
Dorothy Birdsall, Miss Ruth Manning
Hiss Laura Belle.
On the following evening Miss Bots
ora was again charming hostess with
Saint Patrick card party, when five
hundred was played at four tables in
ne living room, where the elaborate
'reen and white decorations remained
rom the evening before. Miss Marie
'mith secured honor gift and Miss
'annelle Blooms low score brought
most satisfactory consolation prize |
Asked for this evening we're Miss Flor
nee Houston, Miss Margaret Poisal
llss LaRue East, Miss Helen Farrar
Ilss Leila Slater Miss Constance Cart
right, Miss Isobel McGilchrlst, Miss
rmine Harding, Miss Laura Ross,
.iss Margaret Schreiber, Miss Gene
Ieve Frazier, Miss Beryl Holt, Miss
delta Nye, Miss Mary Schultz, Miss
larie Smith, Miss Nannelle Bloom.
Profusely decorated in green and
hite, the freshman class colors, and
ith pennants flying, the Willamette
niversity chapel was a scene of ami
lation last Monday night, when
lrge crowd Of students and their
lends greeted each song in turn, with
lthuslasm and rapturous applause.
'r on this occasion the annual fresh
ian song contest took place. The
'niors of the university were awarded
rst place on counts, the sophomorcs
'cond, the freshmen third and tho
niors fourth. Vinton Ellis composed
le music. James 0akes and Perry
eigelman arranged the words.
The senior classes have been par
cularly well equipped for this sort
work having won the first and sec
nd when they inaugurated the event.
he class winning as they entered the
diversity and again taking first place
hen they leave.
Miss Emma Loughridge and Miss
thel Thomas, who are most delight
i readers, gave selections of comic
I'd serious recitation and were heart.
received. Miss Maud Davis, Judge
c Moreland and Professor w. Il.
irk were judges on composition. Miss
innetta Magers, Miss Eleanor Colony
I'd Professor Biddle on rendition.
4&%
The following program was given I
st Monday night by the pupils of {
iss Minnetta Mayors, in her studio 9
North Commercial Street
Good bye, Summer Nynes), Hazel !
owning.
Firellght Faces CLane Wilson, Miss
ayes.
The Light of Heaven's Own Day t
}riggs), Anna Reinhart. }
At Nightfall (Metcalf), Mrs Cooper
Boat Song (Ware) Gene Belle. \
(a) Matinata (TostD, (b) Bobollnk
]ischofi), Bernice Sauter \
Calm as the Night (Bohn), Ermine
lshnell. !
An Prlntemps CGounod), Greta
iillipps
The Waking of Spring (Del Rlego), {
ertrude Erixon.
These recitals are given every two
eeks, when the pupils sing for each }
hers benefit and criticism Under
iss Mayors system, vioces have been :
where none we're supposed
exist. Many Of the pupils have al J
ady become most acceptable vocal d
Is and are hard at work for higher
suits.
go
Mr. D. d. Gorslnes new barn on
s ranch was the scene Of a Joyous 5
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