Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-03


Valeria Briggs carried the crown,
Frances Dick and Margaret WheelOck
were train bearer and flower girl.
The queens maids of honor were Mar
garet Wann and Alice SCHNEIDER, and
her attendants, Myrtle Richardson,
Leta Bond, Myrtle Swaboda, Edna
Newberry, Mary Berger, Estella Stand
ifer, Junita De Voc, Alta White, Lee
Ona Propp, Mary Talmadge, Lilly De-
mogolla, Florence Conroe, Hazel Lar.
son, Alice Chalcraft and Eleanor Tate.
The piano was placed on the lawn
and Miss Ruth Schultz played for the
May-Pole dance, which was beautifully
given by the seventh and eighth grade
pupils of Miss Mabel Wilson and Miss
Mabel Robertson.
Quite the largest and most joyful of
the university's May Day festivities
was last Thursdays, when Willamette
students carried out with great sue
cess an elaborate program. The day
began with delightful breakfast un.
der direction of Miss Lottie Penn, Miss
Gertrude Reeves, Miss Helen Wastell,
Miss Lucille Kuntz and Miss LeOna Nc.
Queen, and served by Miss Beryl Holt,
Miss Hazel Smith, Miss Hulda Beck
ley, Miss Mildred Bartholomew, Miss
Kate Barton, Miss Aetna Emmel, Miss
Ermine Harding, Miss Lulu Wiseman,
Miss Leila Lent and Miss Mary Han,
sen. Assisting in preparing the break.
fast were Miss Alice Fields, Miss Clara
Schnasse, Miss Laura Heist, Miss Ger.
trude Eakin, Miss Nave Lovelace, Miss
Jessie Young, Miss Lima Heist, Miss
Leona Mcqueen, Miss Stella Cbappell,
Miss Ruth Hodge, Miss Lulu Heist,
Miss Eva Hogue, Carl Hollingworth,
Harry Rice, Foster Luce, George Van.
devert, Paul Homan, Ivan Mcdaniel,
Bruce Mcdaniel, Ralph Stearns, Eric
Bolt, Harold Jory, Charles Ohling and
Tinkham Gilbert.
Work on athletic grounds and tennis
filled the morning hours, until Miss
Kuhuke, Miss Ludi, Miss Kate Barton,
Miss Valeda Hoxie, Miss Lima Heist,
Miss Ruth Boyer, Miss Aggie Alfred,
Erie Bolt and William Schneider
served dinner on the lawn near Lau-
same hall.
Following the bountiful dinner en-.
joyed by the student body, the royal
procession formed in Eaton hall, and
was led by the dancing girls in frOcks
Of white and of green, who formed an
aisle for the procession to pass through.
Preceding the queen were Ivan Me.
Daniels and Glen McCaddam heralds.
Miss Ada Mark, as queen, was lovely
in her gorgeous robe. Little Louise
Patterson and small boy, Donald Al.
lison, bore her court train, and Vera
Babcock carried the crown on a pill
low.
Catherine Homan, Rosalne Van Win.
kle, Clark Walsh and Monroe Sweet.
land were flower bearers. Miss Ger.
trude Reeves and Miss Lulu Heist
were the queen s ladies in waiting
The singers closing the procession
were drilled under Dean Frederic S.
Mendenhall, and in the chorus were
Miss Mona Shumway, Miss Leila Me.
Caddam, Miss Pearl Bradley, Miss
Hazel Smith, Miss Mabel Goyne, Miss
Electa Chapman, Miss Jessie Young,
Miss Ava Mcmahon, Miss Emma
Loughridgc, Miss Stella Graham, Miss
Annie Ryan, Miss Ruth Boyer, Messrs,
Barnes, Booth, Boutwell,, Pfaff Lund,
c. Hall, Gilkey, p. Irvine, Clark, Man.
ming, Jory and Marsh.
When the queen was seated upon her
thrones with attendants about her, the
chorus sang Good Save the Queen, -
and Robert Christie Walsh, in the robe
Of archbishop, crowned the Queen of
May, after short speech.
The queens address aroused great
enthusiasm among her subjects. While
tho orchestra played dance music,
twenty young women tread the intri.
cate steps in winding the streamers
about the May.Pole The graceful
dancers were Miss Carrie Cooksey, Miss
Junia Todd, Miss Ruth Young, Miss
Lucille Kuntz, Miss Eleanor Ruby, Miss
Grace Thompson, Miss Daisy Mulkey,
Miss Nave Lovclacc, Miss Lillian Man.
ny, Miss Erminc Harding, Miss Beryl
Holt, Miss Helen Goltra, Miss Lois
Ashby Miss Ailecn Ambrose, Miss
Ruth Owens, Miss Margaret Poisal,
Miss Ruth Winters, Miss Mary Piglcr,
and Miss Helen Wastell.
The excellent music was furnished by
Miss Leona Mcqueen, pianist; Miss
Lucille McCulloy and Arthur Hoffman,
yiolinists; Paul Irvine, clariuetist; c.,
u, Van Slykc, trombone; Lloyd Schst.
lcr, cornetist,
Willamette senior class day will he
celebrated beautifully this year about
the middle of June.