Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-21

The reception given Saturday even
ing by Willamette freshmen, when they
made the Senior class in Salem high
school hoEor guests, was one of the
most elaborate affairs of the school
year.
Eaton hall was Transformed into a
bower with great fir branches and ivy.
A latticed screen covered with smilax
and ferns, rustic baskets filled with
bright flowers, garlands of fir float
ing overhead and shields of class col
ors with the graduating numerals, were
further adornment. Patrons and pat
ronesses for the occasion were Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fletcher Homan, Vice
President and Mrs. Edward H. Todd,
Dean and Mrs. Gaylord H. Patterson.
Miss Beryle Holt, Miss Inez Goltra
and Mr.. s. W. Russell were also in the
receiving line.
The dainty programs were Of cream
color with silver lettering; rose and
gray ribbons decorated them. These
were Salem high school senior class
colors. The numbers were: piano solo,
Miss Eva Hogue; welcome, Inez Col
ira; vocal solo, Ermine Harding; Why
Willamette, President Homan; music,
orchestra. Conversations on the pro-
grams included: Salem High School,
Willamette, Track, Commencement
Week, Glass of '16 W. u, Class of
IA S. H. s., Baseball, Easter Bonnet,
Tennis, That Reminds Me. Furnish.
ing orchestra music during the even
ing were Miss Leone Mcqueen, Miss
Lucille McCully, Clarence Van Slyke,
Lloyd Shisler and Arthur Hoffman,
all university students.
Miss Hazel Smith and Miss Mabel
st. Pierre presided at the punch bowl.
Artistic decorations in ferns and
ivy, with touch of pink in the rose
shaded candles, made very attractive
the serving room. About one hundred
and fifty enjoyed the evening and re.
freshments.
A delightful social evening, with
program arranged by the committee,
was enjoyment last Tuesday by the
members of Chadwick Chapter No. 81
Order Eastern Star.
Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges sang
Rose of Ny Heart" by Lohr, and
responded to encore with KOwen's
"Swallows. Miss Emmaline Klein
gave reading, "Aunt Deborah Has
a Visitor" and for encore, ct Amt
Coin to Cry No Mo-" Mr.. Thomas
Orderman sang Giro Pinsuti's "Be-
douin Love Song" and for encore,
"My Little Gypsy Sweetheart. Miss
Joy Turner accompanied for the songs.
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Mr.. Ralph Weddle was honor guest
last week when Miss Gladys Barber
of Marion, gave an evening Of music
and games in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Barber. Light
refreshments were served. Enjoying
the evening were Reverend Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pearson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barber, Miss Ethel Law, Miss
Ethel Olson, Miss Selma Olson, Miss
Alice RENTS, Miss Carrie Bouck, Miss
Alice Bouck, Miss Bertha Bouck, Miss
Zella Gentry, Miss Bertha Mitzner,
Miss Emma Mitzner, Miss Jennie Will
liams, the Misses Weddle of jefferson,
Roy Gentry, Chester Lee, Jay Hobbs,
William Palmer, Oscar Bouck, Chester
Crockett and the honor guest.
A crowd Of young people assembled
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Runner on Garden Road, Friday of
last week. Games and music were
pleasant entertainment and a fine
luncheon rounded out the evening.
Guests for the occasion were: Miss
Bessie Donaldson, Miss Lutte Wolfe,
Miss Myrtle Ashley, Miss Lena Gerig,
Miss Daisy Lambert, Miss Dorothy
Runner, Walter Ransom, Oswald Flei-
gel, William Bellamy, Carroll Runner
and Kenneth Runner.
Social Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wilson enter.
tanned the Memo club and a few add.
tional guests last Wednesday evening