Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-03

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a N at home is being given this aft.
~ ernoon at the residence of NIrs
Luther }. Chaplin, 1863 South Lib.
erty street by the mothers of fine Par.
ent'Teacher circle of the Lincoln
Schooi, honoring the instructors of tae
school, All mothers of the district
were also invited and the rooms were
iilIed with women vitally interested in
the welfare of the children of the
southern part of the city. An inn.
Promptu program added much TO the
pleasure of the occasion. The instruc.
tors nonored were: Miss Emma Kra.
mer, principal; Mrs, Mary Meador
Mss Delta Dillard, Miss Julia Iverson,
Miss Mabel Temple Miss Eta White,
Miss lnez Kern, Miss Sadie Skatta.
Doe, Miss Imine Bushnell and Miss
Flora Shaw
James and viii Mott are putting on
- Brown Of Harvard" in NIarsbfield
and it is rumored that they are "a re,
turn to Salem shortly to direct the
presentation of another local talent
play for one of the Salem fraternaI or.
CARNATIONS. They have been produc.
ing Arizma" and "Brown of Har.
ward '' continuously in valley towns
SINCE the plays were put on in Salem.
and have been enthusiastically com.
for their work everywhere
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Elgln and
.neir children motorcd to Albany for
me weekend, passing the time with
'elatiyes.
Students of Sacred Heart academy
ave most enjoyable entertainment
I the schoo' yesterday, being for the
loSt part of a musical nature
The members of the missionary de.
artment Of the Woman s Union will
eet at the home Of Mrs. L. w. Hazard,
~ South Summer street., Friday aft, ,
noon. J
Miss Jennie Cleveland, Youngest
lughter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. i, Cleve. Z
nd, was married quietly Yesterday
orning to King Bartlett, of Seattle. /
ne ycnng folk leaving Immediately y,
tter the ceremony for that place.
mere they will reside. Miss Cleveland
Us IlNed in aud near Salem all her
re, MIR, Bartlett coming here about 5
lree years ago, residing here two Years
'tore his removal to Seattle. ,
Tuesday evening in the First Con.
egationaI church the members patb. I
ed for an indoor picnic, and at the :,
me time reports were heard from all =
e yarlo1s committees,
commencement exercises for the Il
ghth and Ninth grades Of the Salem
elghts public schools will be held i'm
@ halI adjoining the school on Sat. u
day evening Of this week. The event
looked forward to with pleasant an. is
'lPation by those to whom diplomas
e to be given and by their many W.
ends, -Four members all of whom plan
continue their work in the local hiuh ic
lool, compose the Ninth grade class. h,
icy are' Clara Miller Alice RENTS,
lurlce Sawyer Francis Young. The
5hth grade contains eight members. va "
N receiving a cOmmondable ranl, in ~
recent state examinations. They
y Julia Chase, Flora Policy, Ernest IN
IS, Howard Sanders, Arno Sprangcr Su
nrene smith, Norma Tnomas, Gladys
ompson The program for the even. "a
follows; Piano duct, Norma Thomas, fli
lys Thompson; class history Julia
lsei class poem Norma Thomas; lTo
drill, Red, White and Blue, - nm
@ girls; 'The Glass in 1880. " Man.
e smith; yaleiictwy, "Our Motto, " rlt
ra Policy; violin and piano duet, NV
dys Thompson, Francis Young: ad. pan
IS, Oscar A. Dunlap; presentation d
classcs, Miss llcist; culfeuing Of her
omas, =. v Thomas chairman Of ne
rd; song Salem Heights School. " rhn
'e upper grades The nall win be
Drated in the Eighth grade rolors, Mr.
, and green, under the supervision are
0 committee Of theIr own number "rI