Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-18

q ISL 4l4es 4lullAdu mas htCu q SLuutuL
under William Wallace Graham and has
had two years OF professional orchestra
work at Berkeley and San Francisco
and six years of church work. The
choir is composed of W. T. jerks,
tenor; Mrs. Theodore Roth and Miss
Rose Pratt. sopranos, and Miss Min
eta Magers. contraltu Mrs. Gookils
is organist and Miss Mayors is diree-
tor OF the choir. On Sunday evening,
Sept. 10. F. 5. barton will sing a solo.
accompanied bv Viola Vercler Holman.
Mr. Barton is a baritone soloist He
has sung in catorio and in men $
quartet at Syracuse, n. Y.
The reception given by the Epworth
league of the First Methodist church
last night to the new students of vii.
lamette university was a gratifying sue
cess in every way. As the guests ar.
rived tney were presented with cards
outlining the evening S program, which
eonsistd of The College Year in
Nutshell. ~ 1t was divided into six
divisions as follows: The freshman
/ reception, rushing, initiation, society
affairs, May festival, farewell party
These were resume of some Of the
important college events of tn wear
/ and the crowd entered into the idea
with zest.
Miss Lena Dotson played several in
strumental selections Miss Jean McIn-
turt sang solo and gave a humorous
selection as an encore. Arle Walker
was chief announcer of events for the
evening. Ice cream and cake was
served Tor retresnmets, several of the
w. I. girls assisting in the serving.
Much credit is due Miss Ruth Spoor for
the success of the evenings entertain.
If-e ent.
A most pleasurable and unique gath
eFlng was held at Berkeley, Cal. on
september l2, when a number of for.
mer willamette students met at tbe
ureek theater at the Sunday afternoon
concert to gree Mrs. George Pearce.
MISS Helen Pearce, Miss Doro.6y
fearee and Mr.. and Mrs. Raw smith
VINO are en- route to the East. After
Ieehlos'hg the concert, "old times in
oa!Th were revived and interspersed
Wlth gay anticipation for the times inst
snead. Those who informally Assem-.
pIed to cnat of commoa interest and
mutual friends were: Mr. and Nfrs
Eusar Martin, Miss Mabel Fralev Misc
SteiIa Chapel, Miss Ruth Bower Misc
NUN Young, Miss Ada Young Cborios
nan, seth Axley, Mr.. Harter Nrs
George Pearce, Miss Helen Peerco Ms Nj >
S,p;.t SSut;oLhy fearce and Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
smith Gertrude Reeves). ''
MISS MSS LA simmons left TODAY by tba
uFeat Northern for San Franc;seo .ne
MaeFe wac e, she will ioin Mr. and Mrs Hay'
Mrs. George Mack of Los ANGOLA. =.
,ne guest OF her mother. Mrs NJ n
month. '''''' "'ei ul the
Elhs Jones, the SON of Mr. and NJ.
uaolson l., Jones Of Labish Meadows
uas gone East to attend the ConmS;a .
''"oo' OF Journalism in Missouri
NrS' George Gray and small darcb
land, ' u"! IN Fort
MI and Mrs, R. b. Houston bove -.
turned from an enjoyable two.wool, 's :.
H!P 10 california. They visited frienS.
a. ooth san Francisco and Los AngoIos
W." fuily demonstrated TO them ~ ~,
uVauues OF the southern STATE h,,
sSt. sst.es OF delightful motor rides Ds
SfIe 'he charms Of California. however,
@f' and Mrs, Houston were email, n,
Ead TO find themselves onee Ha'', rn.
ueaIlng Oregon and the weleome bco,' ,O,'
'''''h leading straight to Salem, '
Miss Hortense Epply left on Tuesao,
.or ho9uiam, Wasa.. where she w,i
nave null charge Of the domestic s.;onaI WI
Impairment of the high school ''"''
The state coveation ~ th. o..
congress of Mothers and Parent. TsaSh T,veyn
er associations will meet in Co.vsy,. .vsnh
october 20 to 20. There will ha ",is as
sleehon o. all the officers OF N. s,s,,
SranSh AZ this convention, Mrs C;eosn'
dency. AV' eue presi
The congress and the associate.
throughout the state are exnsnS;rs
much effort in preparation for 4 inr;n. %
eahieit 10 be given in Portland Surin,,
NNtooer This exhibit will inelndn III
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