Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-07
IN SOCIETY.
Social Reflections Of the Week Past
Receptions, Banquets, Among the
Schools, Other DOings.
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The Woodburn Lodge, No. 1O2,
o. o. f. was installed ThuIsda,
night by Geo. II. Burnett, Crane
Master, assisted by w. G.. Tweedale
r. G.. NJ, Il. o. Bork, 7. G.. r., anC
visiting brothers from the following
ten lodges: Shemeketa, Mol, Salem
Olive, No. IS, Salem; Oregon,
No. 3. OregonCity; Albany,
No. 4, Albany; Silver, No. q, silver
ton;Occideutal, No.3O, McMInnyille.
Fidelity, No. 36, Turner; Union, No
80, Union; Hubbard, No. rs, Hub.
bard and Newport, No 50, Newport.
The following officers were in
stalled: Chas. Moshberger, y. c.,
o. a. Nendel, V. g., f, A. Ford,
secretary; \. j. Cooley, treasurer.
Eight charter members were taken
IN, nine were inetiated and one dis
mlssal certificate, making IS mem
Oers in the lodge to start with.
There was one Of the largest cOllec-
lions Of odd Fellows ever assembled
in this state at the installation. Of a
lodge in Woodburn ON this occasion
The ten lodges included a large strip
of Oregon. Nearly "A score Of mem.
bers went down from this city aEd
there were many present from Sil
yerton; Hubbard was strongly
represented. The WoOdburn peo-
pie showed "a great spirit OF hospital
lty 10 the visiting brothers. A fine
luncheon was set at six o'clock in
the evening aud then at two o o'clock
at night dinner was served aud
then at B O'Clock in the morling
another luncheon equal to the first
was discussed. Some Of the visitors
say there was enough eatables set
before them 10 last all winter. The
entire night was consumed in the
establishment of the lodge. The
ceremonies were impressivea and well
conducted, aud Woodburn Lodge
was niuan 81 full f.lln,rsbin irtn th5.
ancient fraternity.
IN A GOOD CAUSE.
The telling effect of u good work
Is Immediately seen in the result pf
the prizes given to the pupils of the
public school by Hon. n. McF. Pat
ton, of this city. The prizes Were
awarded TO Ethel Fletcher, of the
North school, for the best set OF pa
pers in the grammar department,
aud to Ethel Van Eaton, of the
High school, for the best set of ia.
pers In the primary department.
The examining committee consisted
OF Miss Cupwell, superintendent of
the blind school, and Miss Craig,
art teacher In the Willamette uni
versity, Miss Cupwcu, who was for
years "A member of an examining
board, said she never found papers
with II ncater appearance and better
arranged than were some of those of
the pupils OF the Salem schools. |
The two receiving the prizes lad an
average of over 99 per cent. The
committee selected the best com. .
ileie set of papers in each class of .
every grade, as worthy of honorable .
mention, aad the result is as follows:
'Ih grade, A class, Alfred Shryuck,
East school, average Us per cent,
'th grade, b class, Em,l,e Hvury, +.
East school, wt; 7th grade, h class,
Helen Matthews, East school, gs
.th grade, \ class, Ida Harris, Fast
chool 6i; 6th grade, h class, Guy
liller East school a7l; 5th grade. /
\ class, VIM Evans, East school, 81.
ia grade, h class, Oscar Blair East
rhool, 80; 3rd grade, \ class, Paul
'neI'ncr, East school, sS; 3d grade,
class, Hattie Shrlver, south
'hool Hl; I'd grade, \ class, Rass
lshhuru, South school, as: "a grade.
class, MargaUt Raud.c East
'hool, US; l,tgwde, \ class. Eiya .
.urI, South school, p9 Mis-. Urubbt. &
le superintendent 0t the schools s
lvltvd Nit Patton up 10 the East d
hoo'l to present The prices which {
d had so Kindly given for the
'nse ot education ia creating "A
l,ndiy rivalry among the pupns. ,
g pat la hail tho day Tuesday in =,
sitting The schools and feels we'll a
'id Zoe hi' t,me HE Mas highlv 4
eascd With The moiv oi coudurt. /
3 Hrgv schools and yAat the chill. n
cn have acquitted themselves g,
tll iu thv examinations. p
GRAND u,NQyEL OF
The Willamette hotel was IA, e'
'no az a happy gathering last la
.aL The Sa.,m Lawn Nuuls "a
'o has boon entertained uace
.ek all winter by ,ae hjy uiem
.t So ,hc .cui,twgu tcvuug it Wa,
ID. ,unt taoutcriai1 theg.ub. .a,, o.,
""j uauguct a, rae Willamette
'Nvui"s.u whvh uear,y frty of h.,
.r 'sy"nugpv'plg enjoyed thsm
''a uui.l a late holr rbc early -,
q oi the eVvuiug wac spent la "a.
ic'ng, and az Zen o'clock diurrr
p anuouu0d rno ueAt tuo
'r, were spgu, ar,und the tall,, IA
irh Wvrv gnanIue under "a, Gr
sHtof thelr hal vf rsd thin.s ar,
? '''''"f Wasuer hai le0 uHhns uel
''ne q" pa' h'.'sv ghe youus rso- le,
'oa'e oi the au,s, 80 tables ever ne,