Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-22

e'oiI toieuNe oHr city anu make tnetr
future home In Tacuma, Wash.
There were present to enjoy this
pleasant occasion, the Misses Ada
Anna Beynlan, Mr.. aud Mrs. 1. A.
Manning, Miss Ethel Cusick, Miss
Lena Breyman, Miss Minnie Brey-
man and Miss Nellie Boise. DR.. J.
NJ. Keene, Mr.. T.. p. Thompson, Mr..
Geo. Morris and MIR. X. p. b Else, Jr.
The many fr,euds Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Manning will regret that they see fit
tn leave our city. Their social quail
tiles will soon surround them with
adn,iring friends wherever they may
cast their lot.
COMING To SALEM.
The first aud second evenings of
December at . O'clock one M the
finest lectures will be delivered at
the First Baptist church this city,
that Salcniites ever listened Ia, by
Rev. Bishop Becker, of the U. B
church. We are personally nc.
quaintcd with the Bishop and know
him to lie a. man of extraordinary
talent and n perfect gentleman, u
man of great eloquence. The sub
j-ct for the first night will lie Egypt,
Palestine aud Sl ria with n prelude
IN the facial expressions and pecu.
liar dialects of fourteen eastern na
lions. The speaker will ,e clad IN
Egyptian costume. The second
night The subject, "Excentric people
and their excentricics. He IN u per
feet mimic. Noue should fail 10
hear him.
pop CORN soCIABLE.
A number Of the young people OF
the city met at the w. &. Il. y.
rooms Oh Court street last evening
and enjoyed two hours in u very
pleasant manner. a short progHn
was rendered, consisting of lmsiru-
mental and vocal music and recita-
tions. After the program was con.
cluded eating pop corn and pulling
candy were the order, and werr
duly enjoyed. The ladies have
very comfortable quarters In their
new rooms in the building just east
of the Unitarian hall, on Court
street. In their reading room is n
ve-y good library of books, besides
some good periodicals.
CHURCH soCIABLE.
A sociable for the children espe
cially, was given at the Congrega
ti,,ial church last evening. Games,
plays and other aInusenients were
INDUCED in, to the content ct all
who were present. A short program
was rendered, of which the most at
tractive part was vocal solo, hy
Mrs. J. Ii. Sir!ckltr; recitation. b..
Miss Mae Boise and solo by Miss
K iith Harris. An abundance Of
pop corn was disposed of, and In an
excellent style.
THE BUSINESS CARNIVAL.
Those taking part in the Thanks
giving business carnival are rehears-
ing and drilling every day now, and
are preparing very fine display.
About one hundred persons will
take part. This carnival is some
thing different from anything un-
der,aken in Salem before. Two
prizes are to be awarded, for best and
second best representation This to
lie decided by the judges unknown
to each other, and peIsons not ler.
sonally interested in any of the rep
resentatiOns.
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
Major T.. Il. Scott and wife are
expected in Salem this evening
from the Fast. They will conduct
a series of temperance meetings her.
next week. The first Of the series
will he held tomorrow afternoon in
the Opera house and the second to
norr'w night in the same place.
Everybody is invited to come and
bring their Go-pel Hymns, NJ, 5.
A CANTATA.-There will he a
very novel entertainment given IN
The near future, nn-isting Of a can
tata with some of the leading paris
and all of the cloruses sustained by |
children. They will be assisted by |
some of the best musical talent in !
the city. Music lovers may expect
u treat.
Ten DOLLARS REWARD Will be