Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-12


10 manage husband These were as
semoled in "A booklet and presented 10
Miss Smith fer future reference. she
was the recipient of many beautiful
gifts. Dainty refreshments we're served
The guest list included Airs. L H Ntc-
Mahon, Mrs. Lula b. sheldon. Mrs
Lula Mecafferty, Mrs, NJ. B. Shiries
and Misses Laura Wagner. raeaa
Perkins, Laura Bell. Lucy Stoughton
Margaret Cosper. Mary Chadwick. Ell
Ia Deyoe. Georgia Ellis. Emily Bran
son, Ethel Roberts. 0cie Brown. Dollie
Smith and Greta Phillips.
Mrs G. II. Thompson. president of
the Willard Woman's club, and >.rs
c. w. Wilkes were joint hostesses to
the Willard Woman's club and the
Pratum Woman's club on Thursday
afternoon
About thirty five club members and
friends assembled on the spacious
lawn in front of the country home of
G, II, Thompson to enjoy the hospi-
tality of the hoStesses and listen To !,
delightful program. Rev. H. c. Slower
Of Salem gave the address of the aft
ernoon, choosing for his subject Com
munity Life" In talk which was
both inspiring and practical Mr.. Stover
gave many hints for keeping 'em
down on the farm
Other numbers on the programs.
which consisted, of vocal solo by Mrs.
j. c. Currie, a vocal duet BY Mrs. Alice
Thompson and Rev Stover, and a
piano solo by Mrs Alice Thompson
were well rendered and much enjoyed.
Assisting the hoslesses in serving re-
lreshments We're Miss Julia Currie and
Mrs c. Aebersod.
Commencement week at Sacred
Heart academy will be ushered in to-
morrow morning with the baccalau-
reate services at st. Joseph's church.
high mass will be sung at 1880 by
the pupils of the school the bacca-
laureate sermon will be delivered by
Reverend j. r. Buck. pastor of the
church.
Monday and Tuesday will be taken
up with grammar grade finishing eX-
ercises, and farewell receptions for
the high school graduates. Wednes-
day morning the annual senior break
fast will take place ON the campus vf
the school. Commencement exercises
will be held Wednesday evening in
the auditorium of the public high
school. The graduation address will be
rendered by Reverend Father Deruin,
assistant pastor of the local church.
A beautiful musical and literary pro-
gram has been prepared for The
event. Five students will receive their
certificates Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Nassall
have removed from the Argo hotel to
an apartment at 545 Court street. Mrs.
Vassall was formerly Miss Zoe Sem
pie of Seattle, a daughter of the late
Ex-Governor Eugene Semple.
The alumni banquet was one of the
outstanding events in the commence
ment week of the Turner high school.
Several members of the alumni, the
seniors and teachers motored to Sa-
lem Thursday evening where a sump-
tuous banquet was served in the BAN
quet room of the Spa. Wallace Riches
Of the class of 1916 acted as toast
master and several toasts were given.
Following the banquet a business
injecting was held. Ivan Hadley was
chosen for the new president and Ha-
eel Bear the secretary treasurer OF
the association.
4 About thirty members of the alum
nj association of Sacred Heart acad-
emy assembled at the school last eve
ming for the annual reunion Of gradu-
ates of the institution. The business
Injecting was proceeded by well rem
dered and much appreciated program
consisting of a reading by Miss ADJ
Quincy; vocal duet Miss Rosella Ryan
and Miss Viola Finney; reading, Miss
Ruth Cummings; harp solo, Miss
Mary Lebold; reading, Miss Mary
Ryan; vocal solo, Miss Gladys Dime.
ler
At the business meeting the follow.
ing new members were admitted into
the association: Misses Lena Huck
estein. Lily Blake. Florence Blake
Marie Feber and Florence Clemans
The address of welcome was made bS
Miss Eleanor Huckestein. and was re
sponded to by Miss Lena Huckestein
n Election of officers resulted in the
selection of Mrs. E. L. Ross for pres
ident, Miss Susie Sparrow of Portland
for vice president (reelected) anC
Miss Sarah Lansing, secretary treas
urer. Miss Lucille Jaskoski is the re
tiring president and Miss Eleanor
Huckestein the retiring secretary
treasurer
A two course luncheon was serveC
in the spacious library and the eve
ming eliminated with a social hour
Huge vases of white and pink rose
were used as decorative motif Il
the two reception rooms and the II
brary, set off with pretty clusters o
scented locust bloom.
Blanche r. Gates of Kansas City
Mo, is a recent arrival in the city L
spend the summer with her sister
|, Maude Campbell Of 235 South 14th
Coming as a pleasant surprise to tn
: guests OF honor the party given a
the beautiful Walter Buckner residen
ce in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ner who returned early in the wee
4 from motor tour of California, wa
delightful affair in every detail. Tn
evening was spent in card playing
Mrs. +. Il. Shafer and o. P. Hoff re