Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-01

evening was spent In games, cards and
vocal music, which was fol owed by an
elaborate lunch. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. vsnderpool,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
BrideDstein, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ma
plethorpe. Mrs. Nancy West, Mrs
sarah Cordingly, Miss Dolly bushnell,
Miss Emma Starr, Miss Anna Briden.
stein, Miss Sadie CordIngly, Miss Tar.
Gle Cordingly, Mr. Thomas Moody,
Mr.. Will Jarvis, Mr. Major Wallace,
Mr.. Freddie Vanderpool.
GOOD LUCK SOCIAL.
The sociable given at the Unitarian
church last evening had been adyer-
tised m something new and attractive.
Think for yourselves" Is one of the
precepts taught these young people.
They are stimulated to originate and
execute their plans under the cbaper-
onage Of their elders, and every one
was surprised and delighted to zee how
well they had profited by this teaching
In carrying out their idea OF a Good
Luck" sociable. The decorations of
silver horse shoes, the bright colored
ones for souvenirs, the arrangement OF
the chairs. and the beautiful horseshoe
drill proved that for originality and |
ability TO execute, the young people OF
this church cannot be surpassed. The
various talent Of the little folks made |
most bright and attractive feature of
the program. The drill which can only
be given by its originators, will, at the
earnest solicitation Of the audience, be
at an early day.
0RATonIAL CONTEST.
A Demorest silver medal oratorIal
,ontest will be held at the M. E.church
10 South Salem under the auspices Of
he w. q. It. U. about April 10th.
This 10 one Of the features of temper
snce work among children aud has be-
,ome quite general throughout the Unit
I'd States. The class consists Of Alice
O'Donald. Clara O'Fling, Oracle Davis,
Charles Lennon, Lizzie Swartz, Katie
)'Fling, George O'Fling, Eta William
'on, Clyde Mason and others. The In.
dependent Order Of Good Templars
Will follow shortly with another class.
r. r. Ryan Is experimenting the work
" both classes.
A. q. u. W, AUXILIARY.
An auxiliary society ~ the A. o. ".
w. was organized Wednesday even.
ns with the following officers: Mrs.
Richard Holman. president; Mrs. N. J..
Lottritz, secretary: Mrs. Crossan, lady
u honor; Mrs. Il. M. Crolsan, past
ady Of honor; Mrs. II. B. Holland,
haplain; Mrs. Hutton, outside guard.
Tho grand recorder 10 expected TO ar.
Ire here next Monday, when the lodge
sill be Instituted. All the ladies' are
TO meet Newton Clark, the
rand recorder and Organiser, at Val
" lodge, A. q. u. W., 20S Commercial
lreet, Monday, April Sd. 1893, at 7:So
s"' """'p ~ ~. Atottfttk, ftcofutr. :.
CHARITY ooNcERT. |,
The ladies who conducted the
eneht concert at the Congrega-
Ional church ON Tuesday evening pro-
uced q really excellent program but >
wing TO small attendance they Oh |,
lined only $500. They wish TO thank .
Ir. Whale for generously contributing !,
10 use Of piano. The ladies' deserve =
Teat credit for their effort TO assist Mrs !,
Ierrill Of South Salem aud We feel h
Ire she appreciates It, n
X. y. LODGE AT AURORA.
On Wednesday evening. March Goth,
ermes lodge No 80, X. ofP. was In N
Ituted herr by ID. ID. a. G. a. y. Mo N
'nnelI. q. q. r. 4, assisted by &C q,
eve McFsdden, V. g. w. Il. Finer. n,
'eiAte Geo. Hosy. NJ. Of w. Ar John. Ia
n, NJ. Off. a. w. whitney, "A. OF III
j. u. Woodboorn, NJ. of A. Thos. h'
mes, !. a. Geo. WIN. q. a. J. A. m
ckey. The work Was particularly sd
Isresiing and tho hounllful epasi
we'd by Jacob 0iesy added Que more
'rsl 10 his wreath of honor as a 40
Ierer. ye
LABOR SOCIAL 20
rhs social entertainment given Al e''
!. q. q. 7. hall Tuesday night by ~ ~
Salem Federais Labor union vas "'