Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06

| WHO Appedr6u III fIeStuJd
cient direction of Mrs. p. l.. Black
erby, and those who have enjoyed ner
hospitality are glad to learn that she
will remain in the same position.
The Omega Sunday school class held
its regular monthly business meeting
at the home of Miss Helen Ingrey, ON
Liberty street, last Monday evening,
interest centering in the installation of
the following Officers;
Mrs. Alma Ulrch, presidents;
Mrs. Helen lngrey, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Bernice Johnson, secretary;
Miss Glee Afford, treasurer, and Miss
/ Cecille Bohannon, class reporter. After
the business session social hour was
enjoyed. In an interesting floral con-
test, Miss Bernice johnson was award,
ed the prize.
The class held its first annual ban
quet on May - at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. E. E. Sherwood, when covers were
laid for 10, including class members
and friends.
The garden party which the juniors
of Sacred Heart academy had planned
for the seniors was, on account of the
unpleasant weather.. converted into a
house party. However, the expectations
of the guests were fully realized, the
affair proving thoroughly enjoyable in
every respect The reception for the
seniors was held in the large music
room of the academy, opening at $3.50
with piano solo. Seven class prophe-
cies were read, one for each of the
graduates, the guessing and final dis
closure of each ones identity Occas-
ioning much merriment. Many beau
tiful musical and vocal numbers were
rendered, among them harp solo by
Miss Gertrude Campbell After the re-
ceptiOn the hostesses and guests re-
paired to the U. c. classrooms, which
had been converted into a banquet hall,
attractively decorated in red and green.
the class colors. At each senior S plate
was a tiny doll, dressed to represent
her as she had been pictured in the
prophecies, making unique and appre
ciated place cards.
Following the banquet all withdrew
to the spacious recreation hall, the
polished floors proving a most alurinl
attraction until late hour.
Mss Olive Metcalf left Wednesday
for Sheridan to be the guest of hei
sister, Mrs. c. T. Doughty, for severa
days Together they will attend the
Rose Carnival in Portland, Miss Met
calf returning home the last of mex
week.
Occupying a conspicuous place il
willamette University circles the pas
week was the reception given last even
ing, the Christian Association receivint
in honor of the senior class of the col
lege of liberal arts in the roomy hall
of the Websterian and Adalante liter
ary societies.
The rooms were tastily decorate
with a Profusion of winery and roses
In the receiving line were Miss Inc
Goltra, Miss Mildred Bartholomew an
hMessrs. Harold Jory, Walter Gliese
and Pinkham Gilbert of the Christian
Association; Dean and Mrs. Gaylard II
Patterson; Miss Aggie Afford Mis-
Laura Austin, Miss Ethel CaseberC
Miss Electa Chapman, Miss Rene Mic
, key, Miss Lottie Penn, Miss Laur
Heist, Miss Mary Pigler, Miss Esthe
Plumer, Miss Winnie Schramm
Miss Edith Sherwood, Miss Viva
Young, Miss Edna White, Mr.,
Ivan Bellinger, Mrs. Robert Allen an
Messrs. Enrol Gilkey, Waldo Mills, Gee
Vandervert, Lester Proebstel, Benjami
Neustel, Apul Homan, Herman Clar
and Robert Allen of the Senior class.
, The music for the evening was fui
i nished by victoria, the guests ben
permitted to listen to many selection
. given by singers of international r,
pute.
Refreshments were served by tn
Misses Irma Botsford, Margaret Poisa
Pauline Pennebaker, Anne Ketel, an
? Eleanor Ruby.
The majority of the student bod
2 as well as many additional guests calle
o during the evening.
Among the more important of recer
university affairs was the Progressiy
Rook party given by the Misses Ma
garet Poisal, Lucille Kuntz and EleanC
Ruby at the Poisal residence on Frida
Of last week.
i The rooms were prettily decorate
with an abundance of roses and greer
\ cry, large vases of choice beautit
!, adoring every available place viii
vines draped the electrolieres and ii
:. arches.
Contesting for honors at Rook fu
nished interesting entertainment II
: the earlier part of the evening when Q