Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-14

A new feature in educational lines at
the state fair this year will be the kin
dergartel work under charge of the
Oregon Congress of Mothers to be sup
ervised by Miss Nellie Casebere. Pre-
vious years, there mas been entertain.
ment provided for the children, left In
the care of n competent committee in
order that bofh the motners and the
small folk could enjoy the fair to the
utmost advantage in their own fashion,
but this year regular kindergarten work
will be introduced. This not only
furnishes pleasant occupation for the
little tots but alOo will add kinder
garten exhibit in the making t0 the
general educational display. Miss Case
bere Is exceptio. ally well qualified to
supervise this short course for begin.
ners, as she mas studied III one of the
best schools in the East at Washing
ton, ID. G., wherc the aim Of the school
is TO standGrdize the work of kinder
gartens throughout the country. The
first week in October, Miss Casebere
will open thoroughly equipped kinder
garten conducted under modern methods
at her nome, 1888 North Winter street.
She will be fssistcd l. her work by Miss
Ethel Cascbere, graduate Of William.
ette university. The kindergarten will
bo permeated with home like spirit
which can not but be greatly strength
ened by the attractive surroundings
now under preparations for the wee
folk of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs N. T. Iellyer enter.
tai1ed at dilaer the first Of the week,
Mrs. Reeves, OF Lebanon; DR.. Walton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Smith, Miss Grace
Smith and Miss Elva Smith, of Sa-
lem.
Karl Barr, who has been spending the
summer at the homo Of his parents,
Mr. ald Mrs. Theo. M. Barr on North
Fourteenth street, has returned TO Col
umbia university where he will enter
his second year at college.
Mrs. George Bingham has left for
San Francisco, w1oro she will speid !
two weeks visiting the exposition aad
other points Of iltcrcst,
The ladies Of the Eastern Star held |
their frat regular meeting Of the year
this afternoon at their hall on State
and Commercial streets. During the |
summer months, the Eastern Star he's
met outdoors at tho homes of the mem.
bers.
Mrs E Y. Tryon, Of Cresswell, Orc.
IA 4 Aa az M "a
seln over tho week end.
@. W, Mcdonald, Of Mcdford, spent
yesterday % a guest Mt the homo Of
DIR. and Mrs. l.. n. Fisher. Mr. Me.
Donald who is n former IOwan acQuain.
tanco Of DR., aud Mrs Fisher, was re.
farming from a trip to Centralia, Wash
iHgton.
A most enjoyable reception was held
last evening whel the last year Is facul |
ty at Willamette university entertained
informally the new members Of the fac.
ulty at Lausanne IIall. Thoie who con.
iributed in largo measure to the sue.
cess Of the evcaing were the committee
in charge Of the affair, composed of
Mrs. n Won Eschen, Miss Junia Todd
and Professor Wallncc MacMurray.
Miss Genoyiovc Ayison aud Miss Car.
rie Cookscy assisted in serving.
Miss Anna Cook left this Afternoon
for Portland to spend n few days,
Mrs. II. II, Bauter, Of Kngfisaer,
who has been visiting her
cousins, Mrs, Hal sheldon, in East Sa
lem, and the Woods Bros, Of Silyerton
left today fer Portland, whore she will
take the steamer Tuesday for San Fran.
cisco. from there she will 40 to Los
Angeles whore she will visit at the
homes OF Mr. and Mrs. j, H. Wood, and