Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-05

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and Miss Myrtle Mason of the depart
mcnt Of public speaking. Miss Leslia
Ruby and Miss Evelyn De Long will
furnish the music.
Mr.. Rahskopf has been studying
with Professor Miller since she came
to Willamette two years ago. The no
gram represents the best Of the work
he has done in that time. He was one
.0f the recent winners of the university
debate prehminaries, and is the cap,
tain of the affirmative university team
Miss Ayre is also an advanced student
in the department of public speakingi
her interpretations Of child life are ex-
eellent. Miss Mason is well known in
the intercollegiate debate CIRCLES. She
was a member of last years all,nna-
tive team. Miss Ruby, as a violinist,
and Miss De Long as an organist and
pianist are well known in university
and Salem musical circles.
Professor Miller has had wide exper-
fence as a teacher and as a reader.
She is a graduate of the Boston School
of Expression and has toured the Unit
ed States and large part of Europe,
Her work as director Of the program
gives assurance that il will be one of
unusual merit. There will be no ad-
mission charged.
Dr.. E. E. Fisher, one of Salem 5
most prominent physicians, was host at
a stag dinner party today at the Spa.
The occasion was the twenty second
anniversary of his graduation from
the Iowa state medical college. The
guest list included fifteen personal
friends Of Dr.. Fisher and the gather
ing represented some of Salem $ most
important citizens.
Mrs. Hogue Parrish entertained last
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of the fifth
birthday Of her little son, Liston
Dwight, who received many pretty
presents. The little folk were made
happy by delightful games, and dain-
ty refreshments. Those present were
iston Dwight Parrish, Mary Robins,
Vera Moullet Fern Purdy, Winnie and
Maud Darby of Seio, Ray Morrison,
Lloyd Purdy and Francis, William and
Raymond Koch.
Miss Eva Miller of Harrisburg has
arrived in Salem to make her home
with her sister, Miss Jessie Miller.
Miss Jennie Reed of Portland is a
guest at the Samuel Phillips residence
on North Church street.
Readers of the "Christian Herald"
no doubt took particular notice, in a
recent issue, of the short story enti-
tied Empty Spaces" by Mrs. Ida R.
Fargo, 1885 North Church street.
1t is a tender little story of every
day married life with the inevitable
misunderstanding that is bound to
come sooner or later when hearts are
young and filled with empty spaces.
The solution of the problem. by a
wholly lovable and motherly neighbor
forms as pleasing and interesting
tale as could be desired.
Mrs. Fargo, the author, is one of the
cleverest short story contributors Of
the Herald. Her articles are always
looked forward to with a great deal of
interest by her numerous Salem friends
Mrs. N. J. Baumgartner, who has
been a guest at the home of her broth
er, Harry Stapleton, in Roseburg, has
returned to her home in Salem.
Mrs. George E. Waters is spending
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
e. Mcguire, in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fields (0live
Beckley) have returned from an ex-
tensive trip in Texas, coming home by
way Of Denver. Salt Lake, San Fran.
cisco and Portland. Mr.. Fields was
sent to TeIas after taking the eOursI
in ordnance training at the University
of Oregon where he was a member Of
tho Sigma Chi fraternity.
Mrs. Lenta Westaeott entertained a
coterie Of friends informally Friday
afternoon in honor of her sisterin-law
Mrs. Lutte Westaeott, who has moved
to Portland. The rooms were tasteful
ly decorated with prettily arranged
bouquets of yellow daffodils and q
pleasant afternoon was passed by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Armstrong and
children spent the week end in Port
land.
Mrs. W. A. Rogu Of Osakosa, Wis.
consin, arrived in Salem Friday for n
visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Davis, 1860 South Com
mercial street.
Miss Laura Pugh Of Portland send
Mrs. Robert Samkin (Mignon Oliver
Of Seattle came to Salem Friday af-
ternOon for visit with Mrs. Sam
kin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oil
yer on South Winter street. They went
to Corvallis Saturday morning TO at
tend the fraternity dance and visit
with Mrs. Samkin s brother. Alfred
nf.--a. H. T.. a ,.nr,bo- or tbo Faeul.