Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-26

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PREPARATIONS are well under
r. way in the various schools for the
- commemoration of Memorial day.
Appropriate songs, readings and in
strumental numbers by the pupils will
supplement the patriotic speeches by
tho members of the G. A. r., whose as
signment to the various schools was
announced in yesterdays Journal. The
ladies Of the Woman s Relief Corps
will also form groups Of five or more
attending the different exercises and
assisting with brio speeches and ad'
dresses. Those who visit Willamette
university will meet at that place at
10 O'Clock Friday morning, the high,
public schools and Sacred Heart acad'
envy to be visited at 2 0 clock in the
afternoon. The assignments have been
made as follows:
Willamette University RoEella
Bates, lecturer; Mrs. A. f. Watson,
Mrs. Mary How'd and Mrs. X, c. HALEY.
High School-Mr5. C.. Nj. Lockwood,
llnuv,,t, Iav mud Alpg In
Gribble.
Garfield School-Alrs. A. L. Schmalle,
Mrs Fred Bynon, Mrs. b. +. West, Mrs,
William Lickel, Mrs Fisher and Mrs.
Stewart.
Washington School (Eaat)-NIrs. f..
Il. Southwick, Mrs. A. S. Dotson, Mrs,
Norma Loffingwell and Mrs. Mary
Adams.
Engewood School -- Mrs. Charles
Spencer, Mis-. Lizzie Smith, Mrs. Hattie
SHELTON and Mrs Alta Snyder
Grant School-Mrs. G. o. Matlock,
Mrs, Henry Schott, Mrs. Effe Wright
Unruh, Mrs. Y. c, Davies and Mrs.
Roberts.
Highland Scholars. T. l.. Pope,
Mrs. j. W. Pratt, Mrs Newman, Mrs.
j.. i. Bennett and Mrs. Ida Babcock
Ycw Park Sehool-Alrs. Maybelle
Smith, Mrs. Ackrman and Mrs. Lulis
Bechtl.
Richmond School-Mrs. Y. Remington
Mrs. II, l.. Briggs and Mrs. Harry roll.
rich.
West Salem -Mesdames Ross,
White, Cado and Boutfler.
Indian School-Mrs. Elizabeth T.,
Adar
Salem Heights School-Mrs Frank
Thompson, Mrs. Kingston, Mrs, John
Lewis, Mrs Elya Morris aud Mrs. Fred
Thompson.
Lincoln School-Mrs John Shipp
Mrs. Alice Caldwell, Mrs. j. d, Barber
Mrs. W. NJ Blodgett, Mrs. Skilcs, Mrs
A. =. Higgins, Mrs Elizabeth Bullock,
Mrs, Simmons and Mrs. Peterson
Sacrcl li,a,, Aeadcmy--N Ronald
Glover, Mrs, w. II, Byars, Mrs. W. O,
Asseln, Mrs 4. +. Dcnuison, Mrs. viii
liam Short and Mrs, Ncwmeycr.
A pleasant surprise was occasoned
when friends Of Carl kreft called at
his home ON North Seventeenth street
last night in honor of his birthday. In.
formal pastimes filled the hours, the
merry making concluding with a repast
served by the guests, who were as fol
lows: Misses Mildred Alexander, Freda
Albers, Clara Waldorf, Neya Smith
Dorothy Vincent, May Christy, Helen
Starr, Lille Jacquet Dorothy Thomp
son, Margaret llcbel, Messrs, Glen Pow
urs, Frank Lunch, Harold Chisty
Grant Waldorf, Everett Baker, Sidney
Powers Vernon Meutzcr Paul Bales
Dewey Probst, Ray LotcG Jay Yarnel
and Carl krett.
Mrs. Charles 4, Park was honored a
a charming tea given at the home o
Mrs. Robert Eakin yesterday Afternoon
by the members Of her Bible class
which has been conducted during th
winter. ln appreciation Of Mrs, Parks
work, she was presented an attractiv
gift, Mrs. George II. Alden making IN
presentation speech, During the aft
ernoon Miss Margaret Hodge delightc
with vocal solos Miss Alice Judd wit
readings and Miss Irma Keefor gay
instrumental selections,
Mrs, William Fleming Of Brooklyl
Now York, is the guest at her daugl
ter's home, Mrs, George j, Watson, ,
South Twelfth street. The little gran
daughter, which has lust arrived AZ Il
Watson homo, has been named Ma
garet Elizabeth, Mrs. Fleming will =
main until September Early in m
she will be joined by her daughter, Mi
Rae Fleming, and u relative, Jol
Sands, from Pittsburg the three
make up u party attending the panam
Pacific exposition Inter-
Mrs, Edward Harvey and Miss Bcr
rice Mcbride, of pittsburg, Penns,
vania, arrived today from SAN FRA
CISCO, where they have been attcudi
the Panama Pacific exposition, and w
remain for the summer, house guests
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, NJ. Bailey at IN,
country place across the river. Th
made the entire trip from New No
city to san Francisco by water (
trip covering Il days They W,
among the first to sail from New No
on the steamer carrying visitors to /
fair.
The South Circle Of the Ladies' A
society of the First Christian chui
met this afternoon at the home Of NJ
w. A. Penny, l1i1 South Commerc
street, The women Of this church ,
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