Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-06

Texas. Mrs. stephens is the sister of
Mrs. Shaver, and formerly resided in
Portland. Homer Shaver is attending
tho law department of George Wash
ing university, and was recently
elected captain of the basketball team
for the coming year.
| Those present were: Mrs. stephens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride, Miss Il. Hall,
Miss B. Sharp, Miss A. Long, Miss Car
rie Lee Chamberlain and Miss Harriet
Lane, of Oregon. Those from without
the state were: Miss Clara LaFollette,
of Washington state, and Miss Eleanor
Knowland, of California, and Miss f.
Guy, of Washington, d. C. The boys
present were: Hal Bean, Chester
Downs, Ralph Dodson, Harry Slater,
Archie King, Harold Long and Homer
Shaver, of Oregon, ard Roy LaFollette,
Of Washington.
Mrs. Edith Tozier Wetherred was
the principal speaker at the meeting
held by the Kenton Parent-Teaehers
association last Wednesday afternoon.
At this time definite plans were COM
pleted for an entertainment to be given
May 81, at which time a menu will be
served by the Oregon Manufacturers,
whom Mrs. Wetherred represents.
The Mutual Art association, of Port
land, has issued invitations for pri-
vate exhibition to be given at their
Central library, May 6. From May Z
to 2l, inclusive, the pictures will be ON
exhibition for the general public.
Oregon artists will have ON display
some 100 oils and water colOrs, and
splendid canvasses loaned by artists of
national and international reputation
will also be viewed.
Tuesday night about forty high
school pupils, mostly second semester
algebra students of the FRESHMAN class,
formed a jolly crowd on a picnic ex-
cursion. A lovely "woodsy" spot
south of the city was their objective
point, where general good time and
picnic lunch was enjoyed.
Miss Ferrin, teacnor of mathematics
of the high school, and Mr.. Bross, as
sstant of the manual training depart
ment, were chaperones.
The party was made up of the fol-
lowing:
Misses Hazel Anderson, Charlotte
Croison, Vivian Hargrove, Helen Holt,
Ruth Hollister, Mary Hostedler, Mar
gerry Kay, lla Spaulding, Lenore
Thompson, Magdalena Tufli, Celia Will
son, Mildred Kaylor, Messrs. Earl An
derson, Lyle Bartholomew, Harold
Cook, Nick Hatch, Theron Hoover,
Charles Huggips, Bert Niehl, Royal
Moore, Glen Powers, Arthur Wilson,
and Frank Zinn.
Applicants for membership to Sa-
lem s Summer Band organization are
rehearsing regularly, and the final Sc
lection will probably be announced
shortly.
These concerts are always eagerly
looked forward to, cs they furnish the
most dependable part of the summer S
musical program.
The Yeomen of the local lodge are
planning an entertainment to bc given
in their lodge rooms Friday night The
program contains vocal, instrumental,
and dancing numbers. Dancing spe-
eialities will be given by little Gather
inc White, who pleased the large aud
ience at the Grand opera house on the
night of the presentation of the "Chil-
dren s Carnival.
A dancing program will follow and
informal entertainment provided for
those who do not dance.
Members of the lodge of Royal Ar
canum entertained with dance at
Moose hall. Monday night. Music was
furnished by the Peerless orchestra.
The local order has only been organ
lied since last December, and the pres
ent membership numbers about 40.
Sixty guests were present Monday
night. Punch was served by Miss
Gladys Bartholomew and Miss Helen
) Harris.
Mrs. A. N. Moores entertained her
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club yes
terday, with her guest, Mrs. R. S. Bean,
of Portland, as an honorary attendant