Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-24

DAILY oAPI
evening May the twenty-ninth, at
eight o'clock in St. Joseph s hall.
At this time Miss Blanche Liston will
be given diploma. Miss Liston has
delighted many audiences in Salem with
her clever readings, and no doubt
large assemblage of admirers will greet
her at the graduation exercises when
the following program will be presented
Piapo duett, "Polonaise in A Major -
Op 40, No. Chopin, Miss Joy Turner
and Mr.. Frank Churchill; Scene from
1" Ingomar, the Barbarian Lowell,
Miss Blanche Liston; Vocal solos, Gay
/" At Dawn ''-Eadman, (2) "Come in
to the Garden e"-Slater, Miss
Alice Judd; Monologue, Her Dilem
ma "-Rida johnson Young, Miss Lis
ton; Piano solos, (a) "Prelude," No.
l-Richarl Cuerwounky, (b) "MignOn-
etto-Friend, Miss Bernice Slaughter;
Reading, 'The Last Word Wan
Dyke, Miss Liston; Comedy, Miss Civ
ilizatioa b. Richard Harding DAVIS;
with the following cast:
Alice Gardner, daughter of James X.
Gardner, president l.. l. and W. rail
road, Blanch Liston; Joseph Hatch,
alias "Gentleman Joe" Lloyd Wess
ley; Harry Hayes, alias "Grandstand
larry" Grover Francis; "Brick "
Meachem, alias freddy the Kid"
Charles Erskine; Captain Lucas, chief
of police, Rex Turner; Policemen,
Breakmen, Engineers.
Vocal solo, "'Printemp," Leo stean,
Miss Ada Miller; Presentation of di-
ploma.
"His Lordship, the Burglar" a de-
lightful playette, was given by the
high school freshmen last wednesday
morning in their assembly hall, In the
cast were: Miss Mildred Haversham,
Miss Dorothy Odell Savage; Lord Raj
ston, Victor Bradison; Tom Heversham,
Lyle Bartholomew. Under the di-
rection of Miss Mae Hopkins, one of
the English teachers, the little comedy
was the most successful presented. The
stage setting was a drawing room and
the costumes appropriate for the sur
rounding Miss Odell is clever actress
and reads her lines with spirit and
understanding. The young men were
good support and rounded out their
parts to perfection.
PreseedinG the play and at its close,
the freshmen orchestra, under d.
rection of Miss Mary Schultz, gave in
excellent manner, two marches.
About two hunrred members of the
Woodman of the World and Silver
Bell circle of Woman of WOodcraft,
assembled at Mccormack hall for a
social evening and program and follow
ell by refreshments.
Making up the program was a Man
dolin solo by Paul Howell, accompanied
by Miss Cleo KennOn; vocal solo, Miss
Edna Meeker; trombone solo, Franz
Zinn; violin solo, Miss Emma Shook
and a number of selections by the
Woodcraft male quartette.
Chaperoned by Miss Pennington, ot
Lausanne hall, crowd Of merry Ycpus
people enjoyed a picnic last evening q
the hanks of Old Willamette. Arouo,
tho huge tonfire were stories told, ,tl
lego ncIodles SUM-, end part of 'hc
ielrcslmcnts roasted,
Tie Jolly picnickers were Miss Inei
Goltra, Miss Eleanor Ruby, Miss Haze
Smith, Miss Ruth Boyer Samuel Rus
scll i. w. White SEN Axley, stantc''
Mcyre and Oscar lrnd.
One of the very delightful partie
among the young crowd was given OF
the evening of May sixteenth at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer SmitI
4 when Miss Edna How'd entertained a
five hundred. Spanish iris and i'in
I carnations decked the rooms. Mis-
Edith Dennison and Donald Byrd wer
the fortunate prize winners Playin
at the tables were Miss Marie Glitter
den, Miss Bernice Craig, Miss Aim
Ackley, Miss Irene Bradford, Miss Loi
= Martin, Miss johanna Driscoll, M,t
Edith Dennison, Mss Grace Holt, 10
Keene, Kenneth NJ ores, Franklin Du
bin, Homer Eg1n, Donald Byrd, ALE
Carson, William Rcinhart, Rolla Axl'
Grey Kyle,