Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-14

Inc queen Esther Circle met al the
home of Miss Ruth Reistead ON Wednes.
day evening after the business meet.
ing was over Miss Ruth served
delicious lunch to her guests. she was
assisted in serving by her mother Mrs.
hieSteeVa. The next meeting will be
held in July at the home Of The Misses
Nellie and Gladys Binkley.
The Women of the Wooderaft. Circle
No, l33, of Woodburn, held meeting
Monday evening for the purpose of
meeting General Organizer Wade, who
rs IN town for few days in behalf of
the Circle. The talk given by the
Organizer was greatly appreciated by
those present. Refreshments consisting
OF ice cream and cake were served.
The St. Mary's Episcopal Guild was
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mrs. Il. G. Emmett on HAYES street
Tuesday afternoon Fragrant roses were
arranged in artistic array about the
rooms. The early part of the after.
noon was devoted to serving after
winch refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her sister.in.law,
Mrs Stanly Cornell, of Corvallis. Those
present were; Mrs Blaine McCord.
Mrs l.. NJ. Bitney, Mrs. Frank Wolfe,
Mrs. 0. p. Overton, Mrs. II. l.. Gill,
Mrs II, Nj. Austin, Mrs. Il. G Emmitt,
Mrs. 7. \. Livesley, Mrs c. L. Carlos
and Mrs Stanley Cornell.
Woodburn has organized a fire de.
partment, the following officers were
elected; Ivan Dimick, president; Geo.
W. Bruno, secretary and treasurer. The
members of the company are Ivan
Dimick, +. j. Stanard, Geo, w. Brune.
w. l.. Cole, Eugene II. Riches, A. stud,
er, Al Beck, Geo r. Lindahl, c. T.. !
Hays, David Jackson, Frank Sims, L. |
H. shorey, Geo. Bargeron, Pat Kennedy
and Frank Wright, j. j. Stangel is
fire chief and f. g. Emmett is assist.
ant chief.
W. ii. Goulet county commissioner
for Marion, was in Hubbard Wednesday
on business.
Miss ClaIo Gucrnc spent Friday at
the Rose Festival.
The commencement exercises of st.
Benedict's school was held in the opera
house June Sth, The house was wen
filled and the audience wns much
pleased in the way the graduates went
through with their exercises. An inter.
esting address was given by Father
q Farrell in which he told the Young
people to be loyal and patriotic as well !
ms intelligent citizens Of their home, !
the great United States. The diplomas
were presented by Father O'Furrell
The following program was rendered
Piano duct-first piano, Bonney |
Scott, Margaret Beck; second piano. |
Edna Miller Florcntine Hodapp.
Vocal duet, Misses. Mary and Mar
garet Scollard.
Recitation, Miss Henrietta Bcrniug.
Piano solo, John Steelhammer, Jr
Vocal solo, Miss Nora Beck
Comicol dialogue, "Thc Colored Wit
ness, by David jackson, Joseph
Brack Geo, Folquet Anthony Schmitt !
John Dawson, Edward Dawson, John /
Thcis, Geo. Theis and Luke Stangcl.
Piano duet, Misses Louise Giossmnn
and Marie IIodapp,
Song by pupils,
Recitation, Miss Margaret Beck.
Pinno solo, Miss Wcigant, accom-.
and Miss Louise Grossmun on the piano,
Piano Duct Miss Claire Cornell and
John r. Steelhommcr, Jr.
Vocal quartet, Misses Morn Beck |
panied by Mr. T. Dubois on the violin .
Margaret Scollord, Sophia Dubois and /
Della Beck.
The pupils that took part in the /
I" Arch Of Success were ua follows: .
Character Vera Wohlhctcr; Idloncss. /
Angela Sowa; Industry Helen Wohl .
hctcr; Pleasure, Edward Kennedy: Pnr. .
pose Joseph Aichcr Courage, Cecil .
Scollard; coworlicc, Michael Fitzpnt .
dck win, David Jackson; Day Dreams.
Leonard Smith, Neil Stungcl, Henry
Brack' sincerity Amelia Miller MAJ .
gnret Niblcr; Duty Florontinc IIodapp.
Piano duct--hryt piano. Lcno0rd /
Smith, Michael Fitzpatrick; second
piano, Edward Kennedy Cecil scolard. /.
Chorus "Alorning Mach Song"
presentation Of diplouoa and address
by Rev j. NJ. O'Forrcll
Little Louis Shorcy had an Incident |
Saturday when she tried 10 climb ON
dray with several other children She