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DAILY OAMTAIi JOUItNAL, oaIiSM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAT M, !.
art3 Tuesday night at tho roldcnc-
of President and Mrs. Homan,
Tho pupils of Trunk E. Churchill
will glvo a recital on tho evening of
Juno 0 In the First Christian church.
They will bo assisted by Mrs. Halllo
Parrlsh-Hlngos and the public Is cor
dially Invited.
ve"8.tv of California. .1 c-artuato atu- ' i-"-"-.w9 '"
dent from Forest Grove, has boon
appointed director of tho unlvorslty
band for tho ensuing year. Mr.
MUlls Is well known In Intorcollcglnto
circles of Oregon, ho having boon for
sovornl years ono of tho most popu
lar nnd successful athletes of Pa
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I OMMENCEMENT exorcises
and recitals havo monopo
lized tho public nttontlon
tho Dast week, and will con-
tlmuo to do so for uovornl
weokfl to como. Tho closing exor
cises of tho Blind School woro tho
first to bo given this year, and wero
largely attended. Tho coramencomont
of tho Collego of Law of tho Univer
sity last night was tho first of that
Institution's several branches, for
which tho following programs havo
been arranged: Entertainment by
tho School of Oratory, Juno 1; com
mencement of School of Me'dlclno,
Juno 2; entortalnmont by School of
Music, Juno 4; Senior Oratory ro
cltal, Juno 8; commencement of tho
School of Oratory, Juno 10;Inter
Socloty contest, Juno 11; sormon to
Christian associates, Itcv. J. H. Gud
llp, D. D., Juno 13; graduating ex
orcises of tho Oregon Instltuto and
Normal School, Juno 14; rocoptlon
Ty Prosldont and Mrs. Iloman, Juno
15; annual program by School of
Music, Juno 15; Doard of Trustees'
meeting, Juno 1C; alumni business
meeting, Juno IC; alumni banquet,
Juno 1G; Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Mooros
will rece'vo alumni nn.t old students
.'at their home, Juno 1G; class day
exercises of senior class, Juno 17;
commencement of tho Collego of
Lt'breal Arts, with address by Judgo
Stephen A. Lowell, of Pendleton,
Juno 17.
MIb Hazel Tichnor, Miss Kntlior
lno Hunt, Miss Juno Sterling of Port
land lyid Miss Marguortto Mahan of
Chicago, were guots nt a nous par
ty qt Mils Clnlro Joncb this week.
Tho party canio up In Miss Tlchnor's
Cadillac touring car lnit Sunday, and
returned to Portland Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas D. Kay and Mrs. C.
V. IlohortBon havo invitations out for
an nftcrnoon of "Flvo Hundrod"
next Wednesday nt tho homo of Mm.
Kay.
A thoroughly onjoyablo affair was
tho Informal dancing party glvon by
MIb Cnrolyn Hurst, Miss Ruby Cor
noll nnd Miss Marguorito Loonoy, In
ilio Auditorium Wednesday evening.
About 100 couples wero prosent,
many of thorn bolng from out of town
Tn tho decorations n dollght
fu lwoodland coffct wns ob
tained with ovorgroon 'oughs nnd
qunnt'tlos of brilliant-colored Scotch
broom. McElroy's ocrcstrn fur
nlihcd the musical program. Tho
guests wero rccolved by tho Missen
Francis Clark and Mnrgnrot Itodgora
nnd punch was served b MIbs Emmo-
lino Klein and Ml HnzM Erlckson.
The piano rripH of Miss Beat-
By MISS MOLME ItUNCORN
rico Sholton will glvo an ovonlpg of
Kevin's work at tho First Mothodlst
church next Fridny night, May 28.
They will bo assisted by Mrs. W.
Carlton Smith, Mrs. Etta Squlro
Seeloy, Mrs.1 John J. Itoborts, Mrs.
Ida Stege-Savngo, Mrs. Roso Bab
cock and Mrs, Walters.
Tho Unlvorslty of California Gleo
nnd Mandolin Club loft Wednesday
ovenlnc for Chicago, tho gueBts of
tho Santa Fo railway. Sovoral wcoks
will be consumed for tho trip, during
which timo tho clubs will givo ntor
tnlnments In various club houses
malntnlncd by tho railway company.
Tho gleo club will probably visit Ore
gon during tho coming uuristmas va
cntion.
Tho High School seniors scored a
big triumph for thoir Bohool Tuesday
night, when they prosontod thoir
class play, "Tho Ulstor," In tho aa
Bombly hall. Tho cast Included 14
characters, all splendidly portrayed
by tho students. Lending parts woro
taken by Miss Gladys Cartwrlgljt and
Howard Zlmmorman, and they were
ably supported by Miss Ethel Cross,
Soth Axloy, Miss Florence Motcalf,
Albert Mlnton, Miss Francis Pohlo,
Adolph Guoffroy, James Pooblos,
Miss Margarot Ostrandcr, Hubert
Starr, Ml-s Ethol May, Mark Lafky
nnd Horschcl Powers. Tho pupils
havo been showered with compli
ments by thoir friend for their ex
cellent jr'ork, nnd Miss Mao Bollo
Adams, uf tho Collego of Oratory of
tho University, who hud put in much
tlmo prcpnrlng for tho play, comos
In for a full and well-merited sharo
of tho-c onconjums.
Mrs. C. M. Epploy wns n charm
ing hostess for tho "Enrly Hour Flvo
Hundred Club" at her homo on EaBt
Stnto street Wednesday nfternoon.
Sh6 wns nss'sted by her daughter,
Ml Hortonso Epploy. A color ef
fect of yotlow was carried out In
docorntlons of all the rooms, and In
tho dalnlity appointed lunchoon.
Largo yollow pansics woro used in
profusion nnd on tho placo cards
woro tiny "Ka,ti Greennway" flg
uro In yellow, tho work of Miss Ep
ploy. Tho highest scoro at cards was.
nmdo by Mrs. William Sturgls Spon
cor, prosldont of tho club, tho prlzo
bring a beautiful hand painted Hav
llnnd plate. After cards, the guests
woro ontortMnod by musical num
ber". Mrs. David W. Eyro will bo
tho noxt hostess for tho ckib at hor
residence Sixteenth nnd Stato strcots.
Tho thlrd-vonr academy students
I of tho unlvorBity will entertain tho
graduates oi ino acnuemy or nuerai
Tho commencement exercises of
tho Scio school under Prof. I. W.
Rped wero held Friday evening.
Members of tho tenth grndo are Miss
Daisy Buckner, MIeb Birdollo Bron
nor and Ivan Miller, and the mom
bors of tho eighth grndo aro Miss
Ethel McDonald, Mtsi Mlnnio Car
pontor, Miss Bernlco McDonald,
Messrs. Forrest Woodraansco, Ardeo
Powell, MIbj Lucy Wcsoly and Miss
Mary Chlrz.
Tho past week has boon a busy
one for tho pupils of tho blind school
thoir entire tlmo being taken up pro
paring for their annual commence
ment nnd getting ready to leave for
their homes to spend tho summer.
Tuesday night tho graduating class
was honor guests at n banquot glvon
by Superintendent nnd MrB. Mooros.
Wednesday night tho pupils of tho
musical department gavo thoir clos
ing recital In tho Christian church,
nnd on Thursday night tho com
mencement oxorclsos woro hold, whon
tho graduation class put on tho opor
etta "Sylvia." Tho graduation class
s composed of Joseph Stovcns of
Portlnml; William Bailor, Silverton;
Loo Pcrln, Falls City; Ellon Siovor
aon, Astoria; Myrtlo Buzan, Pondlo Pendlo Pondle
ton: Mabel Tcmploton, Hormlston.
and Frank Snndors, Astoria,
e
Miss Vlnllo Van Pntton, who has
been In southern California In tho
Interests of tho United Artisan lodgo
recently took up tho work In tho vi
cinity of Oakland,
Mrs, C. L. Watt, grand Instructor
of tho United Artisan lodgo, will fin
ish a, membership campaign In Oak
land, Cn1 on tho Gth of Juno. On
that dnto sho will leave for hor homo
In this olty,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Dnrron, who
formorly rcsldod in tho vicinity of
Salem, aro now located In Oakland,
whoro they nro working In tho In
terest of tho Artisan lodge.
Pres'dont nnd Mrs Fletchor Ho
mnn entertained tho senior class pf
the college of liberal arts of tho
unlvorslty with a launch rldo THios
day nfternoon. Tho pnrty wont up
tho river about olght mllos. whoro
a picnic dlnnor wns served. Tho
members of tho graduation class aro
Ellon Anderson, Edith Booth, Rob
ert Eak'n, Mary Emmll, D. Lester
FioldB, Ryth flntch, Mary Glttons,
Mnbol Glover, Myrtlo Hannon, Roy
Howltt, Harry Jones, Edith Kunoy,
Clyde Nelson, George Oscar Oliver,
Leila Rlgdon, William Schmidt, Elva
Mac Smith, nnd Efvn Wlnslow.
II. B. Mlllls, roglstorcd In tho Unl-
A MKCIIA.WC OF
EXCEPTIONAL SKILL
Is tho only ltliul that can do automobile-
ropnlrlng right. Thnt Ih why
tho work don nt our shops Is nlwnvB
worthy of tho hlghost praise Our
workmen know their business. Wo
charge only roasonablo prices for
right work nlways. A full Hue of
sundries alwnys on hand.
SALKM Al'TO flAHAC.l.
J. I-'. PrlohH
On Alley Just W-s.t of Hnlom Ilonnl
Of 'iTUllv.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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No. 6 FOR SALE IIY DRUGGISTS AND FANCV GOODS DKALER3
FEKD. T. HOPKINS, Proprietor, 37 Great Jones Street, New York
j3 MefaliMnuwtfMbnwAf I
cific university (Forest Grove).
Tho annual play of tho collego of
oratory of Willamette university will
be g'ven J-uno 1 in the Grand opora
house undor tho direction of Miss
May Hello Adams.
"Anno of Old Salem" is a play of
tho Puritan period, dealing with that
unpleasant bit of hlBtory known as
the Salem witchcraft. Anne, tho vll
lago favorite, is betrothed to Roger,
son of Captain Hardnmn, Mistress
Hnrdmnn, through petty jealousy,
has forced Goodwlfo Elllnwoll and
Anno to eorvo hor during tho cap
tain's nbBonco by requiring a hoavy
rent. Sho has glvon out that Rogor,
who has roturncd from a two years'
stay in England Just In tlmo to colo
brato his coming of ago, Is to marry
Phyllis, tho protty English girl vis
iting tho Ilnrdmnns. In ordor to
mako final tho separation of Rogor
and Anno MlBtrcss Hardman drops
hints that Anno practices witchcraft
and arouses tho suspicions of the
Intolerant Dr. Cotton Mathor, who
openly accuses Anno of witchcraft.
Nathan, Goodwlfo Elllnwoll's son, ro
turns from an unsuccessful quest for
tho tltlo of English estates. A Quak
er who scokB rofugo in Salem at this
time ndris, to the difficulties of tho
lOlllnwolls. Eseklel mown lias uir
flcultles of his own In Ul iQvo-mak-Ing
to throe pretty llttlo Puriiri
maids,
Tho porlod has boon carefully
studied for ovory detail, in costuming
and furnishing pos9lblo to glvo the
ntmosphoro of tho Colonial tlmo,
nnd with tho conscientious rehears
ing now being glvo n successful,
artistic production Is assured.
Mlfs Minolta Mngors, supervisor of
vocal music In tho Salem public
schools, has bcon 111 for a wcok, and
unablo to visit tho schools. Sho Is
Improving, and expects to bo nbout
hor work noxt week,
a
Tho Gormnn Gosnng Voroln bf this
city, will hold n May fostlval and
musical program Sunday afternoon
at 1:30 p. m. Sunday, at tho Savago
grovo, cast of tho asylum. Thoy ox
pect a doublo quartet of tho Arlon
Society of Portland, to tako part on
the program. Thoir friends nro in
vitod to bo prosent. ,
Mrs. J. II. HolllBter, of Dallas, on
tortnlned nbout 50 uosU tor Mrs. E.
Cooko Patton, at hor homo, Friday
afternoon. mIbb Jbsslo Keeton also
attondod from horc.
Abiolutel
Tho only
Baking Powder
made from
Baking Powder
Makes die finest, most delicious bis-
Royal GrP cuit, cake and pastry; conveys to food
jr the most healthful of fruit properties.
Una StaRtl of Alfalfa
Fred A. Mclntyro has a fine stand
of alfalfa on his Prospect Hill farm.
Ho sowed It two yoars ago, and last
fall tAirnod hogs on It, and, strango to
say, whore tho nogs raateq most
thoro is tho blcaost stand 01 alfalfa.
Mr, Molntyro hollovos that by ulng
tho sprlng-tootn barrow or uisKing
In (ho crop, ho will bo able, to get
bottor slarifi on tho wholo field lhan
ho hno bo far. Tho samplon brough.
this offlco aro nearly two feet lPflfi
and of very rank grovvtli,
His Neighbors OctlcroHS
Aftor tho tow of much of his
houoohold' goods yeetordny by firo,
Frank Morrison and W. W. Johns
took up n collection In behnlf of
Adam Frohmador,. In ordor, In a
moosuro to llghtou hla loss, and tho
rosponso was generous, 173 being
subscribed. On behalf of both Mrv
Frohmadcr and themselves thvy h
elre to thank tho genorouH pep'e of
Balom for tlla quick repoiw W ,I4
an wpfortunatQ nelfi&Pl
Sfalfo Corner Dangeroas-
Thoro Is liable to be an accident
any day at, tho Bush corner, unfosb
autolsts cbango tltlr liftl.lt of tura
ing tho corner next to the etlrb. 0
Ing round tho short turn at .rood
spood thoro Jb not tlmo to stop waa
thoy got whoro thoy can boo down
Stato ottoot, and It Is only a ques
tion of timo until thoro is going to
bo n smash thoro. Tho nulo Is, or
should bo, to koop at loast as far
from tho Inner cornor as tho confer
of tho street,
A Two Family Suburban House.
Arranged In the Style of the Hat Estimated Cost,
54,206.
CoDyrllht, IOOO. by- P. C. Llpptrt, Eait Oranft, N. J.
PERSPECTIVE VIEW-FIIOM A I'HOTOOH.M'II.
This cannot be disputed or questioned. It has stood
the test aid sade all others take second place.
For sale by
S. A. MANNING'S IMPLEMENT HOUSE
SALEM, GREGON
9-fr4oaot-c3 ;
FLOWER SALES WEEK
MAY 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
AT ASYLUM AVENUE GREENHOUSES
Now is the time to decorate your homes with
choicest plants and flowers of all kinds nad
tizes at REASONABLE PRICES. Lare collection
of Cactuses, Giant Palms, Camelias, Fuchsias
and Ferns. Large; choice vines in variety.
Choice Roses Jn variety. HANGING BASKETS
and other choice p.ants and flowers too numerous
to mention, including many of Grandma Taylor's
PRIZE SPECIMENS. Come and make your se
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ASYLUM GREENHOUSES
Mrs. D. L. THOMAS, Prop. Phone Main 958
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Tho revival of tho two family house
stylo linn resulted lu the ereetloii of
iiiauy ilirfuruiit lypus of Htriu-ture.
Thori' Is, liowuvor. u decided lack of
pliiiiH niliiptitl in tho narrow lotH of
our HUburhd, whorv high. prlten limit
(lie iivomgo wugu onrnor to n lot 5
by 100. with two neighbor In eiosu
proximity. The Iiuiisc glvpti lu tbo II
lUKtmtlou In Imllt on a lot -.' bjr 100.
Its Hlttt U 'M by (17 feut, tbiu leaving
an urea of two feu I six Inches on each
side to liiHiiro u millleleut muotiiit of
light, tfdcli npnrtmeiit contulun living
room, diiilui; room, bull, two bedroom
with spuclous eloHttts, kitchen nnd
bath, besldcH a porch acroas the wholo
frouc of tho house aud amplo spueu
In the cellar uud ntllc. The Inside
trim Is chestnut for the llvluu room
aud dluluir room und whltewood paint
ed for the bedrooms, the kitchen nud
bath.
The estimated cost for the structure
is fi.SOO.
P. O. I.IPPRUT, Architect.
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ROOM PLAN.
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