Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-08

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Music, Italian Folk song-Class.
InVocation-Reverend R. N. Avison.
g-James Walker Park
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Music, Oregon, My Oregon"-Class.
Composition, "Dairying"-Ray Mea-
sor (Englewood SCHOOL,.
Piano solo-Evelyn De Long (East
SchooD.
observation-disclosures Frazier Grant
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Music-Wiegenlied Octette (East
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Reading-Carl Smith Garfield
SCHOOL,.
Presentation of Certificates-City
Superintendent r. ], Kuntz.
Music, my Old Kentucky Home
Glass.
A pleasant social hour followed.
The Young Women's Christian Cir
Gle met with Mrs. John H. Lewis,
165 North Thirteenth street, Monday
afternoon for its regular business ses-
sion and discussions. Miss Nina Nc
Nary gave an interesting talk on the
Balkan situation and Mrs. Walton Van
Wrinkle sang for the pleasure of the
guests, responding to call for encore.
Light refreshments were served, the
hostesss little daughter assisting.
The Womans Willamette League
has arranged an unusually interesting
program for the afternoon of Satur.
day, February fifteenth. This unique
entertainment will be given at two
thirty o'clock, on the ground floor of
the First Methodist church and will
represent the history of the "willow
plate" Elaborate decorations Of the
Flowery Kingdom will transform the
lower auditorium into a Japanese tea
garden. Miss Ethel Thomas will give
the history of the plate and Mrs. Vera
Byars Glover will read a poem on the
same subject, Twelve little girls in
costume will present a drill and de-
lightful musical numbers will add to
the evenings pleasure. Mrs. Myrtle
Long Mendenhall will also contribute
to the program. Tickets have been
placed at fifty cents, but when pre-
sented at the entrance will be ex-
changed for willow plate which may
be kept as a souvenir of the occasion.
AS the history is given it can be traced
by Illustrations on the plate. 1t is
hoped the Willamette endowment fund
may be substantially remembered by
this Japanese entertainment. Tea will
be served during the afternoon.
1t is not the Salem Woman's In
dustries League that is banqueting
the members Of the legislature next
Monday evening in Moose hall. The
Salem women have nothing whatever
to do with the arrangements.
The society editor has been request
ed to publish a list of wedding ami
versaries. The custom of celebrating
anniversaries has of late years been
largely practiced, and they have be-
come a very pleasant means of social
reunion among relatives and friends of
both husband and wife. Here is list
Of those most commonly celebrated
First anniversary, paper; second,
cotton; third, leather; fifth, wooden;
tenth, tin; fifteenth, crystal; twentieth
china; twenty-flfth, silver; fftieth,
gold; seventy-ffth, diamond.
Social Club Notes.
The Merry Go Round club was en-
tertained last Tuesday evening by
Doctor and Mrs. j. N Smith in their
home, 563 Court street. Five hundred
was arranged for eight tables and high
scores gave favors to Mrs William
Thielsen and Mr., W. H. Eldridge Ad-
ditIonal guests for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Eldrldge, Mr.. and
Mrs w. G. Allen, Mr., and Mrs. E. S
Tillinghast, Mr., and Mrs. S. G. Sargent
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Dick, Mrs. Allen
Mrs Rollin X, Page, and Mrs. Max O.