Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-10

the animal IN question. This per
fornance clOsed the literary part Oi
the program. The auditorium wa
Immediately cleared snd the ball
begun and couple of hours was
spent very PLEASANTLY IN keeping
time ~ az fine music ~ was ever
given ~ a Galem dancing party.
Many who did not take part in the
dance stayed for an hour or more 20
enjoy the music. The music for the
dance was furnished by the rec0nd
Regiment, or more familiarly known
~ tbs n. A. &. band, the pride Oi
the capital city.
REw OFFICERS.
The knights Of Pythias at their
meeting last Tuesday night installed
the following officers for the ensuing
year. o. A. Waller, g. g.; A.
Simmons, " C,i w. Galliher, T.;
w. II. II. Waters, X. Of Il, IL s.;
a. Wright, NJ Of f.; =. Mcfadden,
NJ. Of T., q. Hoeye, NJ. at a. ---
Ofiicers Of the q, a. Il. for the year
1891 aro IN follows; Commander, f.
Is. southwlck, s. V. Commander,
w. N. Laduo; J. " Commander, Il.
A. Crossan; Chaplain, William Dol
larhld0; Surgeon, James BalChelOr;
Oiiicer Of Day, w. A. II. Flyer;
AdJutant, Ira Erb,i Qunrtermaslcr,
ny II. Ooodell Officer Of Guard, j.
V. Rouco;Q. NJ. Sergeant, q, Stollz.
Following officers were Installed
by Sedgwlck Relief Corps No. !, at
their last meeting for the ensuing
year. Prest. Mrs. Mary Rogers, \.
V, r., Mrs Ida Bnbcock; j. V, T.,
MH. Mary Buren, Secy, Miss Flora
Cattorlln; Treas, Mrs. Agnes Dins
more; Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Baker;
Conductor, Miss Jessie Southwick;
Guard, Miss Mary Baker; Asst
Cond., Miss Lizzie Hayres; Asst.
Guard, Miss Mary Smith. Multi
nomah Royal chapter No. !, A. t.
n A. NJ. held their installation Of
ofiloop Friday night. The follow
Ing II list Of those houorcd. I'D
Murphy, II. T.; E. NJ, Laroro, king,
DR.. w. u. Jeilflos, scribe, DR.. 4. l..
Golden, Il, A. g.; A. II. Wilson, Sec
retary; j, II. Albeit, treasurer; Cleo,
Is. Gray, G. III Il, T.. Boise, Jr. T..
T.. WIN, Brown, l.. +, Conn, aud +.
II. darcy, NJ. ofN,, /, 2aud 3, re-
spcoIiyclyi +. Folsom, tyler
ALKAnIsrERiANs.
Tho Alka.llospcrltn literary so.
oicty held their election Of officers
for the ensuing quarter last night iu
their commodious hall Ia the lnsut-
anoo building, The result OF the
election was as follows. President
VIM. NJ, Kaisor vice president, ltcv.
liobt, Whitaker, secretary, frank
Davy, treasurer, &. u. Brown; libra.
rian, n, Il. Gaylord; sergrant.at-
arms, Hon. Tilmon Ford. The oi-
noos elect will bo installed at the
next Friday night, at which
line a full attendance n expected,
.nd friends Of the society ARE la.
'lted To he present Tho question
II prison rcfurn WAS discussed last
light la AN Interesting manner
2 ~, Brown aud John O'Shca ar.
.ued la favor of reform whlle Frank
lavy aud ~ H. Gaylord uegated
he question Tho decision WAS
ivou hy Dr. Cuslck, the president
u favor of the negative. The ques
Ion for discussion on next Friday
light Ia, Resolved, "rhat the State
{ Oregon should Appropriate t2,o,
10 for the exhibit OF this State az
he Chicago Columbian Exposition.
tOuisE uUMrnHEN SMITH,
'he following Ia the program Cor
he reading of Mw. Smlth at the .
pera house to.ulghl
"ihe sun Dali
"Au llUyuir.h
''rhe socnsis of the Heart
"uOod Night halettn
- Austin Dobson,
"Mloe az Play
Forest
Lave Among the Ruins.n
"ilcrVV hiel,
llol,eTt nroWning. /
"fhe hroomslick Train
Holmes
"fho Curse of CouemauEh.
Clara Ma.gsllo uVenC. /
Mn. Shcrwed.
Aunt folly's OeOrgo Washing
on.n
Anon.
Caakel sssne from the Merchant
Ncniog.h
shakesIoaN