Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-10

August Boman entertained with din
ner in honor Of their daughter, Lii
ban's, birthday
Those who enjoyed their hospitality
we're: Mrs. G. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs
George Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P,
Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Donald
son, Miss Emma Shedeck, Alice Airport,
Mr.. Sid Lloyde Mr. Hilge Donaldson,
Alma Boman, Maxine and Ereel Don
aldsOn, Ellen BomaIi
The fifty dollars promised to the
scholarship loan fund by the Salem
Woman 8 club has been raised through
the cnain entertainment, and from now
on all money will be used to form a
foundation for the building fund for
their proposed new club house. The
chain, which was started several weeks
ago, will probably continue for some
time, as all women Of the city are in
terested in securing new home for
their club. Mrs George g. Brown and
Msr. j. ID. Sutherland wehe the initial
hOstesses entertaining this week.
The greater number Of tickets for
the Cherrian ball, which takes place in
the armory next Monday night, have
been disposed Of, a large number going
t0 senators and representatives, Arthur
Wilson, prominent Cnerrian, and To-
cal manager Of the Western Union, sell.
ing all day at the capitol building yes
terday. Everyone IL enthusiastic over
the affair, and it promises in every way
to eclipse any similar event ever given
in Salem.
Mrs. Mary How'd, of East State
street, is planning an extended trip to
California. She will leave the first Of
next month, and will visit for somc
time Mrs. Julia Huckins, in San Jose,
attending the Panama Pacific expoai-
tiOn before her return.
Miss Helen Wastell Of Oakland, a
former student at Willamette and one
Of the most popular girls during her at
tendance here, returned Monday to re-
sumo studies ut the local university
after last year attending the Oniver'
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the young Lanes OF Sodalty OF pa
cred Heart academy are to give a play
entitled mary Magdalene, as bene'
Ht performance III 81 Joseph ha,l
next Inufsnay evening AZ elRht eI"'N'
Musical numbers VIII teature the en-
tertainment'
me music clRSs OF lhe academy is
growing rapidly the fepruary recltal
10 thke place the Iauer part OF TINS
MISS lneH penlson was salem at'
tenaant az the weekend concerts IN
Fortmnd'
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mo students Lyceum COURSE undel
tne management OF uIen MacAdami
gave ahotner proot OF lts Value lasl
SATURDAY night when ~ presented, AT
the urana "pera mouse, Nm0 bellhaf2i
past MASTER IN the delghtinl art oil
snSIaTter inPersohauoh' lhe liooelei
Sehoounaster was ms SUBJECT Tor the
evening, ana win grace ana Charh
unequale1, no produced IN RAPID sue
eessiuh the Narieu ana many characters
OF that famous mover IN manner SO
reaiistie tnat tney walked ana preathed
ana hVeu again. Around them were
inc Jog CABINS ana the deep woods and
tno tangled blue meadow grass OF over
tniee'quaIters OK century ago IN the
Wilaa OF Indiana, Beilharz ls AN adept
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erS hAVe~,almo@ perfect enumeration.
ana besides he Is entirely free from
ailec'atioh'
Four new instructors were added Ia
salem = teaching force thls semester
Degihnihg thelr WORK Monday morning
MISS Evelyn Oash, who WIZ have chargt
OF phyhcal education IN salem, comes
from Ponuac, Mich she IL a graduate
OF Tao Emerson school OF ofatory OF
hobton, specialNng IN physical cduea
uea part oil the time az the Sergeant
schOoi' Two years she taught her worl
an large Methodist church of Detroit
nter teaching physical education al
TWIN Falls' ldNho' The first semester
ims year was spent at the inman insli
luton OF Chicago, where she took ud
Mas Cash viii devote two days eael
week to the high school working al
tho grade school the remaining thrc,
uayS IL is the pan TO do away VIII
recess periods ~ lhc junior high school'