Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-18

trance INTO the ASSOCIATION ON Mllllam
Heltzel after which Willamette song
was sung and the orchestra played
college airs
Considerable fun was added to the
occasion by the receipt by differen;
members of the class of fake kilograms
purpOrting to come from all over the
world and treating of many subjects.
The suffragettes of England sent one
to Paul Homan who is going to Oxford
next year welcoming him TO their ranks
and many others of similar nature
were received
"a Is Honor Glass.
The class of 1864 was the special hon.
or class and tae class of SO was the
honor class of the evening. OF the
class of '64 there are but two living
members, Of which one, Mrs. Clara Nor
ton was present. In response to the
toast "0hi The memories so dearN Mrs
Morton related many interesting events
of the past age and the early days at
the institution. c. Is. Moores, of Port.
land, stated that of the forty-five alum
nj reunions since his graduation he has
been present at fOrty-two of them. The
old grads took particular pleasure in
relating tae misdeeds of their former
class mates and the asstmblage was
marked by the display of wit, humor
and the general fraternal spirit of re:
union.
Among the eightyniners who spoke,
Laura Dimick, Salem, responded to the
toast, "Dwelt a Minor Eight.niner;
A. W. Bowersox, Portland, spoke on,
esprit of the Golden Westland Breath
ing Through the Fathers Tears" Mrs.
Mae Boise Lauterman, Salem, spoke on,
Are We Growing Old -
All Need Vision.
DR.. Fletcher Homan said "We should
all have vision toward which to
work. My vision Cor Willamette Uni
versity is an endowment of $2,5O0,00O,
raised within the next twenty five
years and five or six new buildings
erected upon the campus.
Judge VIM. Galloway, '6S, Salem, who
spoke on "And Here S to Thine
Ancient Lore; Judge p II. darcy,
! Sc, Salem, "That Glorious Fame OF
Willamette Name'; and Charles B..
Harrison, ~, Portland, "The Varsity
Field Recalls Us to victories Gone By. =
Officers of the alumni association
were elected at the business meeting
.m,d in the afternoon. those chosen
were: President, e. Kinney Miller, '05,
Eugene; secretary, James Crawford, II
Salem; treasurer, Mrs. f. II. Thompson,
10, Salem; vice-presidents, VIM. G. An.
dersOn, SO, Portland; j. q. Goltra, iS7,
Salem; Miss Sylvia Jones, '06, Salem
members of executive committee, Bur.
CESS Ford, Estaeada, and Mrs. j. o. Col.
ira, Salem.
Burgess Ford was reelected as tle
4 alumni representative on the board OF
trustees. He and Kinney Miller of
4 Eugene, were also elected as the alum
nj members of the athletic council of
the university which with the physical
director and president, has charge OF
all athletics.
A committe was appointed consisting
of j. 0. Goltra, Mrs. Mae Boise Lauter-
man and Miss Reynolds to take steps
to secure series of pictures which arc
being painted by Charles Il. Glass, lano.
scape painter of Eugene, illustrating
Sam Simpson s poem, Beautiful Will
lamette. The plan of the alumni is to
secure these pictures as property of the
alumni as memorial of Sam Simpson,
who was a Willamette graduate, Three
of the pictures have been completed and
were on exhibition at the Y. W. c. A.
rest room at Eaton hall yesterday
There are to be eleven more, fourteen in
all, Of the pictures.
Following is a list Of those attending
the banquet:
Clara Watt Norton "a Portland;
Fletcher Homan, Salem; j. II. Mat
thews, Salem; Mrs. Rebecca g. Mat
thews, 'S9, Salem; W. G. Anderson, IS
Portland; Mrs. Maggie Grown Alder
son, 50, Portland; j. II. Lauterman Sa.
lem; Mrs. j. Ii. Lauterman, 80, Salem;
r. j. Hendricks, Salem; Laura Dimick
'S9, Salem; A. W. Bowersox, 49,
Albany; Sarah Hunt Sleeves, Salem; b
Il. Sleeves, '9l, Salem; Mrs. l.. r. Rey
nolds, 95, Salem; l.. T. Reynolds, "a
Salem; Beulah M. Clark, III, Salem
, Maurice L. Bullock, Salem; Hattie
Beckley Bellinger II, Salem; G. G
Bellinger, Salem; Theo. Bennet, II
Marie G. Schmidt, III, Hillsboro; I'll
, len Currino, Salem; Ethel NJ. Fletcher
90, Salem; g. +. Glass, Eugene; j. II
Van Winkle, '0S, Salem; Burgess r
Ford, '05, Estaeada; Clara A. Heltzel
r Salem; Mrs. Burgess F. Ford, Eseatada
, SYLVIA W. Jones, '06, Gervais; Mr.. an,
/ Mrs +. L. Grannis, '06, Turlock, Cal
Ellen Anderson Fisher, '09, Salem; FL
, va Winslow Nelson, 100, Los Angeles
Leila Il. Rigdon, 10, Salem; Mrs. +. Ii
Thompson, 10, Salem; Frederick II
, Thompson, '09, Salem; A. A. Schramm
/ IL, Salem; Margaret A. Graham, 'l2
Salem; Ray l.. Smith, 'l3, Salem; Pear
0 E. Bradley, 'l3, Hood River; Lull
, Heist, 'l3, Salem; Lima Heist, '13, Sa
lem; Gladys johnson, Scappoose; j. @
g Goltra, 'S7, Salem; X d. Goltra, 's5
Salem; Laura Heist, IA, Salem; Her
9 man Clark, IA, Salem; Benjamin {
. Neustel, IA, Rathdrum, Idaho; Aggi
5 b. Afford, "a, Salem; Errol G. Gilkey
y IA, Salem; Mrs Lolo Cook Belingel
Z IA, Salem; Robert II. Allen, IA, Salem
+ Eleeta Chapman, IA, Grants Pass; Ed
e ma j. White, 49, Salem; Vivian Young
Z IA, Salem; George V. Venderver;
Bend; Mary l.. Pigler, IA, Salem; Nea
a l.. Zimmerman, Portland; Ethel Case
4 bere, IA, Salem; Paul T. GILMAN, IA
4 Lincoln College, Oxford, England; Lot
tic Lee Penn, IA, Salem; Lester Proet
stel, IA, F. NJ. s.; KuaIa Lumpure, FED
Grated Malay Straits, care NJ, f. Boy
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