Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-17
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BIZ MoLLIE RUE0oRE

A number Of Willamette University
students, are planning on attending
the Young Woman s Christian Assoeia'
ton Cabinet Conference which con
venes in Albany Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. The officials of every col
leee Y. w. G. A. in Oregon is expected
10 be present, Fridays session TO be
featured by reception, by the Albany
College Y. w. G.. A. to the visitors at
the college building where the confer
ence takes place. Saturday luncheon
will be given for the out-of-town Of
ficials, Sunday being given over TO
devotional and special meetings Those
who will 60 from Salem are Miss
Beryl Holt, president Of the Y. w. C..
A. Of Willamette University, Miss
Florence Housal, Miss Ruth Barnes,
Miss Rosamonde Gilbert, Miss Aetna
Emmell, Miss Helen Wastell, Miss
Genevieve Avison, Miss Ruth Winters,
and Miss Ruth Hodge.
The annual reception of the Seniors
Of the High school 10 the Faculty held
in the High school Saturday night was
one Of the most enjoyable of similar
affairs given for some time. All
formality was put aside, the reception
partaking Of the nature of Seeing
America First' expedition. As the
guests entered they were furnished
with paper money from the commercial
department by senior at an i'm
provised railway station, the gymnas-
ium being fitted up as an excursion
train. Dignified seniors filled posi-
tions az engineers, conductors, porters
and refreshment vendors. San Fran
cisco important southern cities, New
York and Coney Island were visited,
the trip being entirely successful in
thoroughly acquainting student and
instructor, and putting them on a most
informal plane Of friendship. All join
ed later in the Virginia reel The
gymnasium was decorated in the
Senior class eOlors-purple and white,
with vining ivy used in combination,
Those in charge Of the affair were
George Manning, president Of the
Senior class; William Newmyer, chair.
man; Rutn lIarbert, Esther Mag,
Kirk Simpson, and Ray Barker.
This afternoon beginning at half.
past two o'clock the south central cir.
Gle Of the First Methodist church are
giving a silver tea in their church
parlors for the benefit of their organ.
ization. Decorations are carried out in
true Saint Patrick Day manner, and
the program Is entirely made up of
readings and songs typicaly Irish. All
ladies OF the church and their friends
were extended Il cordial invitation to
attend.
The Animal Freshman Cllee Of vii
lamette University will take place il
the chapel Of Waller Hall, Saturda,
evening at eight clock, These event.
which are open TO the public, are al
WAYS happily anticipated. Each of tn,
various classes have been hard at worl
music for and selecting tho SOM
which il 10 be given by them as thci
number nj next Saturday nights con
cert. The class which secures IN,
decision Of the Judges will have tn,
distinction Of furnishing the colleg
with It's official song for the cominI
year.
"Mrs, II. l.. Shaw, (lda Stipe) wa
recent hostess" says society itcr
in yesterday q Orcgonian, "announcin
fhc engagement Of Miss Charlotte Gig
er TO Jack Fisher formerly OF "
Louis. The engagement came as
complete surprise to her many fnend'
Tho wedding viii be an event Of tn
early Fall"
The announcement also came az
complete surprise To Mlss "lger
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