Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-09
willamette Notes

The Y. w. C. A. had their installa-
tion of officers this afternoon in their
hall. Miss Aetna Emmel was elected
president for the coming year. She is
one of the most prominent young ladies
in the junior class and has been iden-
titled with a number of student organi-
zatiOn as an officer. The Y. W. c. A.
had charge OF the chapel exercises this
morning with Miss RosamOnd Gilbert
/ presiding. Miss Margaret Flower sang
a solo, as did also Miss Mildred Wig
gins. After chapel several of the Y.
w. C. A. young ladies sold sandwiches
to the students, the proceeds from
which will be used as a fund to spend
at the Summer conference which is held
in June at Seabeck, Washington.
/ The Student Volunteer band nls nad
mission style book case built and
placed on the second floor of Eaton
/ hall. In it are a number of curiOs from
India, sent by Miss Laura Austin a
missionary at Barodl, India. Miss Aus
| tin graduated from Willamette a few
years ago and has since been teaching
\ in the mission school in India. Among
the curios are beads made by the M
tive Indians; pictures, pipes, combs,
eorals, metals, jewelry and various
kinds of gracus. The Student Volun-
teers meet every Monday evening to
discuss practical mission problems.
The Adelante Literary society have
as their program for tomorrow after
noon a musicale. The program as fol-
lows:
Piano duet, Misses Vesta Mulligan
and Caroline Sterling.
Song of Spring Miss Nellie Patchin,
Vocal solo, Miss Mildred Virgins.
Charms of Music, Miss Ada Ross.
Mandolin solo, Miss Fern Wells.
The PhilodOsians program will be of
a German nature. The topic "Ger-
many will be discussed by Prof. Gus
'av Ebsen. The professor is ably fitted
to talk on this subject as he is a native
born German and received his educa.
tiOn in the German universities.
Miss Leila McCaddam will sing sew.
eral German songs.
The Inter- Collegiate Prohibition as
sociation will hold a meeting At 1922
State street Saturday evening and al
so have program and a social hour
later
The First Methodist cnurch Epworth
league will hold an auto party tomor-
row evening, meeting at the church at
s 0 clock.
The Awards Committee, to determine
who shall receive awards for basketball
this year, will meet tomorrow at the
student body office. Those who are
eligible for awards this year lre Cap
tain Lloyd Shisler, Howard Jcwett
Earl Flegel and Russell Brooks.
The squad met yesterday and elected
Earl Flegel captain for next year. File.
gel is also captain for next year S foot
ball team.
The Freshman Glee will be held next
Wednesday evening March Is at the
First Methodist church. The reason for
holding it in the church rather than
the chapel was to give more people the
privilege of hearing it, This musical
contest is the big event of the year in
musical circles at the college, as every
class writes the words and music to
their own song and every member must
participate in its rendition.
AL four classes are hurd at work
! practicing for the event aud music can
be heard at all times about the campus
as the aspiring sopranos, contraltos
tenOrs and basso profundos rehearse
their parts.
This contest is open to the public
and no charge is made. The winning
song will be decided upon by two sets
of Judges, one on composition and
music; the other on rendition.