Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20

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NJ. J. Creighton and Miss Mabel Crei-
ghton. Mrs. Creighton and her daugh-
ter have been house guests a, the Jones
residence for the past thre or four
months.
spectators at the Willamette un,ver-
sity's athletic rallies and games have
always wondered at the variety and
excellence Of college songs which the
students use on these occasions. VIII
lamette IS recognized as a musical
school, and the talent found among
the students is unlimited. But the real
reason for the wealth of songs is the
custom of holding an annual Fresh
men Glee. Each year four new original
songs are added to the list. and care IS
taken that these songs are OF nauue c
fittings for various occasions and sea
sons:
Several changes in the rules made
the glee different this year from what
It has been In the past. 4 committee Of
upperelassmen were appointed 10 Sc
- =. eV"s' anu Ao9 'n1S year
they decided that all the songs must be
rally songs. suitable for singing at ral-
lies and games. For this reason all of
the songs were lively as well as tune
full.
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~ any 0oiiese 'i,en an" women niarcn-
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"'.nesseu one oi .i'ese ooii'es's
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l'''s''oi " ''ie losiiliie" s'ee T"s ~
anu eNeis noas was Neicoine. A. = .,ie
purpose u 'ne s'uoei.'s ~ sNins 'ne
siee " pf!hs .helr @e'iNi''es peioie Tue
eltiEehs Oh salem'
very pieasan. i''ieeo wac tne ,.,'er
moon spent .. the hoile oi Mls. N. " :, y
iiaivo'seIl' i1'1 eiis s'iee' 'Ns' W.
"esu''S' A"e oe0''s.I" "os s-e -,
business ana soclal hlee'ins u 'ne
nheliloers Vi 'iie sou',ieas' SiAsie " ."'
Laoies Aia soeiels % me ny Me'no
oist chureh. AS pieasaiit eolheiuei'V'
II happeheo 10 pe tiie oil 1iiuas "i''ii
versary OF Mrs. George W. Eyre, s'
the deicious refreshments serVeu "
the hos'ess were IN 'ne nature VI
plrthoay aihher' Aoou' - iiieiiipet
were present ana enjoyed an eAceeo
ihsiy pieasaht ai'eri'''ii'
,,,,
sponsored ps 'he i""les % 'iie ii,'i'e'
auxifary' the pageant ne A"aNei, 'i,
ing Oh sprlhg' IN ~ilie,i Mis' i,"pi
dancing academy April 81, VIII pe on
of the seasons choicest offerings
The Grand opera house IN whle'
, the pageant VIII be presented IN w
performances---frid riday evening apr
80, and Saturday matinee may IN"
been donated by its owners me Pre-
ceeds of the attraction VIII go towar
furnishing childrens room ~ u
new hospital,
For several years Mrs White NJ
9 treated the pubic, each SPRING U
: rare performance OF TINS nature as
! is possible to witness ana eaeh SUI
ceeuihg seasoii sres ny ~ ~, !
ers heightened Lovers Oh 'he az, IT,
. dancing acknowledge her rare aplii'
and her junior and senior classes a.
. the largest of any sueh classes IN u
city. True to her standard Mrs " M
= is preparing an elaborate ana arl's,
:, setting for the presentation oil u
= pageant, and the indications are 'hat
. will excel anything OF this nature eV'
= L.