Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15

ling, Alfred Hanke, James Raed BAN,
Glenn j. McCaddam, Charles C. Han
and Mrs. j. o. Goltra and Prof. James
T. Matthews who ehaperoned the party.
Among prominent members of the
Willamette university alumni who are
in the city attending the graduation ex-
ercises is Burgess Ford, principal of
the Estacada high. school. Mr.. Ford is
the guest of 1. H. Van Winkle, dean of
the college of law.
Miss Marguerite Pennebaker of Al
bany is visiting her sister Miss Pauline
at Lausanne hall for the commencement
days. She is a prominent member of
the Albany college student body.
Graduation exercises at the Oregon
Normal school at Monmouth began yes
terday and will continue four days,
ending with the alumni reunion and
banquet Wednesday night. Among the
graduates appear the names of the fol-
lowing from Salem: Miss Osie Grice,
Miss liza Constable, Miss Gladys Luthy
Harry Lynch, Miss Mabel F. Goyne,
and Miss Alta ROsenquest.
The Thought and Work club met
with Mrs. Hattie Bevier, Thursday aft
ernoon. Superintendent j. A. Churchill
spoke on the playground movement, the
remainder of the time being taken up
discussing this subject
The club is affiliating with the Par
/ ent-Teachers association of the Grant
school in promoting better conditions
/ for the young people of the northern
part Of the city in the way Of a public
playground.
Mrs Bevier delighted her guests with
vocal solo, "Rose in the Bud
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Mendelsohn and
daughter, Miss Ruth, will leave Salem
on the evening of July 3 for their sum
mer vacation in California. Mrs. Men
delsohn and daughter will spend &
month or more in San Francisco visit
ing her parents and other relatives
DR.. Mendelsohn will put in two week.
in much-needed rest in the mountains
of Nevada at the home of his sister
The remainder of his vacation is to b
spent in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Tibbals, of Por
TOwnsand, Wash, have been honore(
with request to have the picture o1
their young son Wolcott Paul PLACED
in the temple of childhood at the Pana
ma exposition in San Francisco.
He is the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
J. p. Veatch of this city and is a yer,
beautiful child, receiving first prize a
the Cherry Fair last year.
On Friday afternoon reception wa
rendered Rev. A. A. Moore, of st. Jo'
eph S church, by the Sacred Heart aead
emy in anticipation of his name da,
June 18th (feast of st. Anthony. FL
ther Scherbreng the new assistant Q
St. Joseph s, and Father Cronin, of Da
,, las, were also present. The progral
! opened at ? p. IN. in the assembly ha
with a dialogue composed for the o,
casion by the juniors and delivered b
: four small girls, Marjorie Barr, There's
Albricn, Mary Lebold and Mary He,
nan, who concluded by presenting Fl
tner Moore with spiritual bouqut
and two great armfuls of rose
4, Then followed a beautiful harp sol
1 by Miss LOlise Berndorfner, vocal so
: "When Song Is Sweet, by Miss Laul
: Lonius; piano duet by the Misses Be
dorfner and Huckestein, and viol
d duet by the Misses Marie Campbell al
X Bertha Doerfler
i Miss Rose Bodayla then read mo
complimentary address to the reverer
= guest, who replied in most appreci
s tive terms. The reception closed wit
|, a vocal selection by the seniors. c
l. Saturday morning Rev. Father Moo
= celebrated mass in the convent chapC
= where fragrant blossoms, the swe
p tones of the harp and childish voic
l. contributed an additional charm to Il