Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-17

Breyman Boise. Milton Steiner, Elvu
Lantis, Orley LeffingwelI, Earl Mellon
aid. Paul Staley. Phillip Ringo. VIII
liam Marshall. Amory gin, Gene GIN
Wolcott Buren,, Wyndham Buren,. Ar
thur Ross. Asel Eoff. Frank Chapman
and Frank Durbin. Bernice Craig
Breyman Boise, Edna Alderman. MAJ
Mccoy, Katherine Slsde, Mildred I'm
lah, Margaret Griffith, Amelia Bah
cock, jeanette Meredith. Dorothy Pat
t~erson. Letha Wilson, Marie Churchill
Annabelle Golden, Miriam swartz. Mar
garet White, Olga Gray. Mary Jane
Albert and Lacy Leonard.
What was undoubtedly one of the
most elaborate and well conducted AZ
fairs of its kind ever presented in tne
city took place Tuesday evening nj the
High school, when Miss Beatrice Shell
ton presented her pageant. The Queen
Of Hearts" for the second time. by
popular request. Size were realized
from the two performances, for the
furnishing of o children's ward in the
new hospital.
Unlimited credit is due to both Miss
shelton and the pupils for the success
of the affair. Bernice Mallory, as the
Queen Of Hearts showed an amount of
self possession and poise that was re-
! markable IN one so young. She was
very ably assisted by st. Valentine.
Truth Huston. Miss shelton was as
sisted by Mr.. GRADER and Miss Sara
Minzenmeier. The costumes and
clever little hats were design
ed by Miss Genevieye YGnnke
and Miss Olga Kirkwood. Piano
students who took an important part
in the pageant were Darrell Myers,
Cecil Deacon. Mary Cupper, Ruth
Buckner, Lorraine and Flora Fletch-
err, Nelledda Ohmart, Rose Huston,
Elaine Foster. Darrell Anderson,
Helen Pollock, Elaine Chaplin and
Wayne Allen.
The petite French doll, a pupil Of
Mr.. Christensen Of Portland, was a
credit TO her teacher. Naturally a
wonderfully talented child, her dane
ing was equal to that of Il profession
al. She was encored repeatedly.
The wedding ceremony was the
cleverest affair since the Tom Thumb
wedding presented by Miss shelton
several years ago. The party con
sisted of itollin Graaber as the groom,
Maxine Myers, the bride, Dorothy
Moore maid Of honor, Delbert GRADER.
best man, The bridesmaids were
ctaudlne Gueffroy, Pauline Young,
Esther Gihbard. Margaret Bell, Marie
Patton, Helen Schmidt. Julia John
son, Catherine Ellis and Evelyn Ross.
Winstanley Junk as Cupid, and Bert
lloffhine as the minister, were excep-
%tionally good.
Mrs. Oscar b. Gingrich had charge
Of the %pantomine and dances, most OF
which were original. Children who
took part in them were: Fan panto-
mine. Maxine Myers, Edith JuJnk,
Doris Hicks, Gladys Edgar, Eleanor
Schmidt, Catherine Muloy, and Billie
Cupper. Lullaby Ladies': Bertha Bah
cock, Pauline Johnson, Dorothy Bell,
Juanita Sykes, Leona Geer, Catherine
Gcer, Geneva and Catherine Sundin,
Ruth simpson and Lena Middler.
LeonaI Geer was the Jack in the Box
and Geneva Sundin and Helen Can
field acted out the glow worm panto-
mine. assisted by Marion Emmons on
the violin ana Mrs. Edith Kane at
the piano, Bcrnice Clark East nc
companied the little French Don and
her sister, Bertha Clark. the waistler.
The entire affair was under the
auspices Of the Salem Women's club,
which has charge of the remainder Of
the hospital campaign.
The Social Hour club of salem
Heights met In regular session Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. wilkins pre-
by popular vote the name
was charged to "The Women's Pro-
gresslve club
Following the business meeting the
members We're favored with a reading
by Mrs. Souder, A representative
number were IN attendance, and the
responses at roll eall we're greatly en-
ioyed. After delicious refreshments
served by Mesdames Souder, phenicie.
Themaine and S%tol2heise. the club adj
lourned to meet again In two weeks.
AZ this meeting four of the proposed
amendments TO the constitution win
be argued by a selected team.
Mrs. William Hamilton was nomin-
ated president o fthe Salem Women's
club for the next year, at the regular
meeting OF the club last saturday.
other nominations were Mrs. Ialwr-
r. Harris and Mrs. W. /. Staley
Tor vice president, Mrs. James Elvin
recording secretary, Mrs. 4. q. Bow