Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-24
WILLAMETTE WILL
OBSERVE MAY DAY
Everybody to Work on the Campus,
for 1t is Case of "No Work,
Not Eat"

May Day is to be the day of the
year at Willamette. Manager Clark and
his assistants are working hard to get
every detail of the big affair rounded
into shape.
AS usual the Y. W. C. A. are plan.
ming to serve May Day breakfast at
7 O'Clock, and the campus boarding
clubs, as well as the dorm, will shut
down for that morning.
The managers announce the follow,
ing menu:
Bananas and cream, 15c.
Oranges la Triscints, 15c.
Cream of wheat, SC.
Ham, eggs and biscuits, zoe.
Waffles and Maple syrup, l5c.
Coffee SC, Chocolate SC, Tea SC.
During the forenoon every man in
the institution will work on the cam.
pus. There is to be no exception to
this law, for those who desire to attend
the college dinner at noon will have to
get ticket certifying they have ac.
complished the assigned task or the
meal will not be Forthcoming. For those
who will not move to action the mill
race is prescribed.
At noon all the students of all the
colleges of the University will sit down
to a large college dinner.
At 1870 will occur the crowning of
the May queen with the most important
functions of the day Following this
short program and the May pole
dance
Then will come either a field meet or
baseball game, just which has not been
decided, and following this the inter.
class tennis tournament, with seized.
ule of men 3 doubles, mixed doubles and
women IS singles.
Next the life.sworn enemies, the
Sophs and Freshies, will have a tug of
war across the mill race.
As fitting climax to the days fes.
tivities the juniors will present their
drama, Esmeralda," at the Grand at
S:15 that evening.
Willamette Notes.
The seniors are busy with plans for
commencement. Among other things
they have decided to give play en-.
titled, "The Mill Stream s Court, "
written by Miss Pennington, of the
English, for the main feature of the
afternoon.
The play will be presented on the
campus on knoll back of Kimball col. |
lege, The cast:
Lord of the Mill Stream Court..........
.............. ................W William Schreiber
Knight Of Life ....."............Ray Smith
Beauty ...... .........................Lulu Heist
Love ..........-................ Gertrude Reeves
knowledge .,......................... Lena Heist
Truth ............................. Jessie Young
Goddess Of Youth ...........Ada Mark |
Nadia, Nymph, of the Mill Stream
Pearl Bradley
But a Courtier .......Carl Hollingsworth
Supposer Son Toll .....Kenneth Mickey
Court Attendants ............................
Oliver Matthews, Laurence Gardner
At a recent meeting of the Webster.
ian Literary Society, officers were
chosen for the final term: Ralph
Stearns, who had most successfully |
filled the president s chair for the pre-.
ceeding term, was reelected. The 9th.
er officers elected were: Lester Proeb.
stel, vice.president; Ben Neustel, treas.
urer; Maxwell Ball. recording secre.
tary; Harry Rice, corresponding secre.
tary; Oliver Matthews, marshal; Jacob
stocker, critic.
Yesterdays issue of the Collcgian
gives the following law students as
holding responsible positions and at.
tending school at he same time:
Willard McTnturff, circulation man.
ager Daily Capital Journal,
Rex A, Turner, assistant in his faith.
crs office
B. $. Via, interested in salmon in.
dustry,
Fred Lamport, realty dealer.
Waterbury, interested in banking at
Woodbun.
Richards, engaged in plumbing trade,
r. Rowland demonstrator Of Michi.
gan automobiles.
NJ. c, Wheat, employe in supreme
court.
V. Il, Baker, aluminium agent.
TaIlman, house secretary Of local Y.
NJ. G. A.
Russell Stevens, local business man.
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