Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-10

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And they laid their hands on him
tenor and bass reeitative.
Procession TO Calvary, organ.
Fling Wide the Gates, chorus.
How sweet is the Grace Of His sac
red Face, tenor solo.
Then on to the End, chorus.
And when they were come to a place
called Calvary, bass reeitative.
Hymn-CrOss of Jesus, Cross Of sOt-
row, chorus.
He made Himself of no Reputation,
bass reeitative.
King ever Glorious, tenor solo.
And as Moses lifted up the Serpent
in the Wilderness, bass reeitative.
Gcd so loved the World, chorus.
Hymn-Holy Jesu, by Thy Passion,
chorus.
Jesus said, "Father, forgive them
for they know not what they dc" ten
or reeitative.
Hymn-Jesus, the Crueified, pleads
for me, chorus.
And one of the malefaetors which
were hanged, bass reeitative.
Hymn Adore Thee, chorus.
When Jesus therefore saw His moth
er, tenor and bass reeitative.
Is it Nothing to youi bass reeiJativs
From the Throne of His Cross, the
King of Grief Cries out to World Of
Unbehef, chorus.
After this, Jesus knowing, tenor reel
tative.
Hymn--Al for Jesus, chorus.
Soloists, John W. Todd, Paul Ster-
ling Ralph r. Jones, director JohA
R. Sites, Organist T. s. Roberts.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy o.
Smith on North Church street was the
scene of merry $500" party We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Huehason. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with white
elematis, columbine and low bowls OF
Panses and a delicious luncheon was
served during the course Of the eve
ming. These present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. +. Huehason. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Shields, MIR. and Mrs. +. l.. Pur
vine and Mr.. and Mrs Guy O. Smith
Friends of little Miss Dora Clark
will be pleased TO hear that she was
taken home from the hospital Thurs
day and is recovering rapidly from her
recent operation. Miss Dora is the
daughter of Captain and Mrs W. d.
Clark and her father is still with the
overseas forces.
A pretty May party was given by the
pupils of Sacred Heart academy, Thurs
day evening. The reception rooms
were beautifully decorated with early
roses, snowballs and trailing greenery,
m artistic lattice work forming the
background for the platform on which
he May Queen and maids were seat
I'd. Following the coronation cere-
nony, lovely program was given, fol
owed by games and the serving Of de-
icious refreshments. The remainder Of
he evening was spent with music and
singing.
The program follows:
Butterfly dance-Miss Marjorie Nc
Dougal.
Fairy danee--Children in costume.
Maypole frolic.
Reading-Graee Hattinger.
Vocal election-Children 5 quartet.
sylvan dance-Eleanor Youngberg.
Forget.me.not-Florenee Hink'-.
Vocal solo-lily Blake.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. |
lindsay will be the scene of a family /
eunion tomorrow in honor Of the three |
ons who have recently returned from
he service. Of the three. Sergeant |
Ralph Lindsay, who enlisted with the |
III Telephone battalion was the only |
ne privileged to 20 across. He saw
welve month S service in France, be-
ng in the offensive at Chateau Thicr'
y st. Mihiel and the Argonne. Velda
) Lindsay enlisted in the aero serv'
ee and served with the SD aero squad
on. Warren Lindsay enlisted in the
avy and was in the electrical school
: Mare Island for several months.
Honoriug Mrs. $. W. poorman Of
voodburn. who has been the house
ucst Of Mrs. AL r. Steiner for the
asst week, Mrs. W. c. Franklin en-.
rrtained with an enjoyable $500" 4
arty Wednesday afternoon. The house
as profusely decorated with multi.
llored tulips and dainty refreshments
ere served toward the close Of the at.
'rnoon. Sixteen guests were present ,
the delightful affair Il
The West Salem school under the
reetion of the teachers. Miss Bertha !
oeriler and Miss Rose Bodayla, gave J
! attractive and worth while May !
~ program Tuesday evening. Miss !
audine Gcrth was crowned queen and r
" maids were Waneta Wood and Lu. I
.c Needham. Her train was carried y
Masters Vernon Bushnell and David N
eiesF and the little Misses Evelyn +
tomas and Ponsy Hart were flower y
RS. IN
A number Of pretty drills, dances
d games were put on and carried n
rough without a break. The winding /,
the May pole by bevy Of the old. 2
girls, under the electric lights pae- I
for the occasion, was especially AZ.
Ictive. Miss Della Douglass. ene Of "A
: pupils, was the school accompanist.
friends Of the school who assisted T
the program with instrumental and =
'al numbers were Miss Frances Deer. oi
p, Miss Eleanor Hutkestein, Miss In
lnna James, Miss Ruth Bedford. :
thur Doerfler, Delher, Moore, Frank l.
Wis.