Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-05

friends of Sacred Heart Academy +
the commencement exercises at tb
Grand Opera House, Thursday evenino
June seventeenth. The invitation
read eight clock, which is through n,
error on the part of the printer, tn,
program not to begin until half pas
eight clock. The event will be invi
rational, this being done so that all who
attend may be seated.
Patrons of the Oregon theater were
pleased with the program Thursday
and Friday evenings, when a benefit
entertainment was given for the "Nike
Klahanne camp fire girls. Assisting
the group in vocal and velin solos and
dances were Miss Inez Dennison, Miss
Marion Emmons, and small jeanette
Sykes. Mrs. George Fox is guardian for
this camp fire which is composed of tbe
following daughters of well,known peo.
pie; Marjorie Brown, Louella Patton
Lucille Jones, Beulah Fox, Dorothy
Buckner, Mary Talmadge, Valeria
Briggs Eva Randall, GLADYS Riches
Marie Briggs, Margaret Legge, and Lu.
ellie Dewitt.
Miss Dorothy Steusloff accompanied
her mother, Mrs. William H. Steusloff
home from her visit to McMinnyille, |
and with her parents will attend the
graduation exercises of the Oregon Az.
ricultural College in Corvallis next
week at whca time Miss Dorothy Stus.
loft will be graduated. Miss Jessie
Harriet is the other Salem student to
be graduated with the 1915 class.
Mrs. Thomas II. Galloway will sing
favorte songs at the social service
meeting at the Unitarian church Sun.
day evening. Although quite recent /
addition to Salem 3 musical circles, Mrs. d
Galloway already occupies an enviablc \
place. She has a very beautiful con. =
tralto voice. Her numbers will be "At \
Dawning," charming Cadman com. q
position, and the lovely "Four Leaf n
Clover" the words of which are by =,
Ella Higginson, whose exquisite verse q,
has made her quite as popular as her =, :,
prose. 1t has been a long time since T.,
this song was heard on public pro. -. =.
gram in Salem, and the singing of il e'
will no doubt give much pleasure. oi a.,
Mrs. E. A. Stinchfield, of Mayvillc. NJ
Oregon, will pass the weekend with p,
the Jesse Steiwers of East State street Ri
A fashionable audience will greet Mi
Nine. Anna Pavlowa on the opening ga
night Of the famous Russians dancers Su
engagement in the Baker thcater June Yo
I, in Portland the list of reservations din
already resembling few well.selccted din
pages from the blue book. Salem Sc civ
ciety will be well represented along Mi,
with that of Portland wit
hon
DR.. Clement B. Shaw who recently dit
presented Bellini 5 opera Norma" at for
the First Christian church for the High Mr.
School Dramatic Club, singing the solos y
Of "Oroveso, the high priest, and ac. Of
eNmpanied by NJ, A. Goodnough, plan. din
isN, met with such success that he has par
been engaged to give his scenic and ing
dramatic projection OF trithiof's Z" Sa. exp
ga, " the national epic of Scandinavia,
winch he gave to a capacity house at
the Portland Y. NJ. G. A, hall recently. and
Ihe event will take place later and will Mis-
De presented locally under the auspices VIII,
OF the Swedish Methodist church pun
AIRS, Walter c. Winslow and Mrs Roy We
shields gave a delightful afternoon af whi
falr Thursday at the attractive home of beg
the WinsIows, 775 North Church street is {
tne guest list including members Of the prei
willamette Embroidery club and their in
husbands, with Mrs. Lila Swafford cap
Sloser, of Tacoma, former w. L. stu. ,...
ieGt VINO is visiting here MS honor guest, uiE.
a lovely color scheme of pink was 81
carried out in all the appointments. "'
md also ornomon+od SVI tb "nUut @ ono toIS .Y Rot
luinty hand painted cards designating "'
ue places for twenty five. The earlier lo,
'urt OF the afternoon was passed in. TX
,ormally, the men joining the group at ''
ne serving hour loA
invitations were issued to Mr.. and Ibl
iIS, r.. earle Abrams, DR.. and Mrs Grover w
ellnger Mr. and Mrs Otto Wilson, uRo
", and Mrs. John Evans, DR.. and Mrs.
ison II, Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 0. lit
mth, Mr., and Mrs. Lee unruh, Mr..
ia Mrs, Winfield Emmel Mr., and Mrs (a)
'Oert Siewert, Mr. and Mrs. Paul John. (bl
w. AR and Mrs, Elmo White Mr.. and .....
u.s. Frank II. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs.
r Dr, and Mrs. Frederick Thompson. Read
ines lleltzel DR.. and Mrs. Floyd II. ...
Ihe commencement exercises of the Grad
aihlng school for nurses Of William.
le Sanatorum, will take place " Der
edneeSday evening, June g. at eight Pz2iD
'ioek at the Unitarian church, the
'l'ahons now being out. The young Noctl
uen to be graduated are Williamina ,,.
y Cook, Ruth Estelle spering, con
.yye Viola Fisher and Ruth Louise ""'.
= r5uGh' The program for the occasion ~,
u De most attractively featured by o'a'
singing Of the Orpheus male chorus, .''.'
'.n viii make It's first public ap. Go,o,
rance at that time. '"'0'
. ''..'ss.. ............... 90 S,rn
reduction Of Glass ................. w
..'.,.'.,....,.. .. Rev. Richard +. Fischer mn S
ocailon ............ Rev Richard Fischer her
s-"Perfect Day" ................. gbl 90
f, ......''''....."...,.. ..-. Orpheus Male Chorus
'lpss ........".Hon. William Galloway Barcai
rye to Class.Miss GLADYS W steele man