Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-14

The entire past week has been tax
en- up with the graduation exercises OF
the various schools in the city, and
with the Victory Rose festival in Port
Hand. Club meetings that were to have
taken place this week, pienies that had
been planned, and various other social
events were postponed because Of the
festivities, chief among which was the
historical pageant at willamette uni
versity. About five hundred persons
took part in ii, including faculty, stu
dents, former students, Indians frem
chemawa and prominent Salem eiti-
zens.
Governor and Mrs. Ben W. Oleott,
Honorable and Mrs. r. A. Booth, Sena.
tor and Mrs G. f. Chamberlain, Bishop
and Mrs Matt s. Hughes Senator
Charles J.. MeNary and Congressman
and Mrs. W. G. Hawley were patrons
and patronesses for the affair Other
important men and women who helped
make the affair success were:
Executive staff
Committee on anniversary - Presi-
dent Carl Gregg Doney, Rev. r. N. Ay-
ison, d. D., A. A. Lee.
Committee on pageant - President
Carl Gregg DOney, Prof. Della Crowder
Miller, Prof. James T. Matthews.
Mistress Of pageant = Prof. Della
Crowder Miller
Community director-Mrs r. +.
Fisher.
Advisory committee - Mrs. A. y.
Bush, Mrs. Alice -Dodd
Production Staff
Stage direet0r-Prof. Della Crowder
Miller.
Assistant stage directors - Orville
Crowder Miller, Harry Bowers, Gustav
Anderson.
Assistants in lamates-Edwin Soc
olofsky, Ralph Thomas, Gene Sevy, Hell
en- Moore, Horace Rahskopf, Myrtle
Mason, Faye Bolin, Poul Flegel Grace
Sherwood, Lyle Bartholomew and J. w.
Warrell.
Publicity-Mrs Byron +. Brunk,
Robert NJ. Gatke, z. b. Fullerton and
r Il. MeCloskey.
Decorations-Rev. H. N. Aldrich.
Director of the clubs-Ina Moore.
Carpenter--kenneth Legge.
Stenographers-Mildred Wells, Myr-
tie Mason, Joe Grounds.
chestra-Direetor. Prof. John Z.
Sites; violins, Lcisla Ruby, Viola Ash,
Maion Emmons, Renska Swart and Mrs
9. G. Rose; cello, Avery Hicks; bass,
Rnthyn Turney; flute, A. Hicks; clar-
inets, II. L. Swart Virgil Anderson
and H. DeSart; eornets, Albert Warren
and Loren Basler; horn, Kenneth
Legge; trombone, Raymond Kites;
drums, Robin Fisher; piano, Evelyn
DeLong.
Indian Observation-Disclosures and
Mrs. Harwood Hall and George W. Bent
(Chief Ohkentoh) Of the Chemawa In.
dian school.
Stage managers--Paul Flegel, law.
renee Davies and Harold Dimick.
Lighting--Prof, II. Z. Hewitt.
Scenery-1Prof Florian Won Eschen.
Propcrty-llawrence Davies.
Stage architect William Niehol
Mistress of wardrobes-Mrs Freder.
ick Stewart; assisted by Mrs. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. William Lytle, Mrs. J. l..
Van Doren, Mrs. William Fleming.
Mrs. John McNary, Mrs. William Burg
hardt, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. II. ii.
Olinger. Mrs. George Brown. Mrs. Mil.
ton Meyers, Mrs. William Kirk, Mrs
Walter X. Spaulding, Mrs John R.
SITES. ~.
Make up men-F. Gillingham, f.
Cooke Patton, Murray Wade, Charles
knowland, Dan Langenherg, Frank
whitman, Henry Lee and Arthur viii
son.
The Sweet Briar club will hold its
last official meeting of the season next
wednesday at the home Of Mrs. NJ. C.l
Pettys. Next Saturday the final affairs
OF the club will be wound up and the
annual picnic supper Of the organize