Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-16

Mr.. K. X. Lowell, ii. w. Hull, Z. }.
Williams, and Clyde Cook. The even
ing was spent in conversation and
games Of amusement, after which q
bountiful lunch was served. The guests
retired at IL O'Clock ALL voting the even
ing a very enjoyable one.
KEIoHTs OF PYTHIAs SOCIAL.
Invitations are out for a social attrac-
ton close at hand, the social to be given
by Central lodge, No. Is, knights Of
Pytbias Of this city, on next Tuesday
evening, Dec. 18th. This lodge has
given some very fine socials ia the past
and the event for Tuesday evening will
be novelty from beginning to emo.
Tie committee having the matter in
charge have invited the friends Of the
order and there will be a large and
fashionable attendance. No one will
be admitted without an invitation but
the committee have announced that
every member Of the lodge and visiting
knights are to understand that no invi-
knight is invited and expected to at
tend and assist in entertaining the
''strangers."
Below is given the program for the
early part Of the evening. At its con-
clusion the banquet hall will be cleared
and dancing will be the order until
IL 80 p. m. Those who do not desire to
dance will be entertained in social
games and other amusements 80 that
the evening may be pleasantly passed
by all. The committee extend a cor
dial Invitation to every knight in the
city to be present
Address Of Welcome e-----------
------------Steve McFadden, e. C..
Piano solo, -------------Miss Byrne
Addres. the Order''
Bro. w. E. Copeland.
Selectlon ----------s-- Orchestra
Recitation ----------- Selected
Miss Mollie Bernardo.
Duet, vocal Selected
Messrs. Kundret and Wenger.
Violin SOLO, Selected
PrOf. McLYmRn.
"Our Reason for This Disturb
ance." ID. Gabrielson
The program will commence at s
O'Clock sharp and these holding invita-
tions are asked to be present at 7:3O or
as soon thereafter as possible.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
The ladies of this order of the United
Workman gave a literary program,
social and dance at their hall ip tt g
State Insurance block. There was q
large attendance and credi'able pro-
gram was carried out from o. 10. to
l:30 a. m. Shriyers orchestra furnished
the music and it was very acceptable.
MASONIC.
On st. Johns day, Dec. 9th, Salem
and Pacific lodges, A. F. and A. M,
will conduct JOINT annual installation
of officers. Tue exercises will be pub
lie TO Masons and their families. A se-
lect program will be rendered, aud
after its rendition there will be season
Of social enjoy ment, refreshments, etc.
The hall Is now very convenient and
the "open house" this year will be
more enjoyable than ever.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
At the First M. E. church Wednes-
day, December 20, 8 o'clock p. NJ. Ad-
mission so cents, children half price.
PROGRAM.
Piano duet-Misses Hubbard and
Newsome.
Vocal Solo-Miss Scriber.
Reading-Miss Ethel Hughes.
Piano 6olo-Mrs. Glmble.
Vocal SOlo-Miss Thornton.
Reading-Hal. Hibbard.
Violin SolO-Mr. Kruse.
Vocal SOlo-Miss Carpenter.
Reading-Miss Vandersol.
Piano SOlo-Miss Hubbard.
Reading-Miss Brown.
Quartet-Prof Parvin. DIR. Epley,
Mrs. Holland and Miss Aftermath.
SURPRISE.
A delightful juvenile surprise party
was given to Willie Sayre at his moth
er's home on 14;h and Chemeketa
streets, which was attended by about
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