Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-22
nor A DULL SOCIAL WEEK.
DafIl cIent Swirl to Make 1t
Interesting.
GENTLEMEN As OYSTER COOKS
Jenness Lectures, Flower Grow
ers and Whist Players.
MALE COOKING CLASS.

Charming Hall by the gentlemen OF
Unity church last Tuesday evening
was decided success In every particu-
lar. The receipts were sixty three
dollars and sixty cents; but the gentle
men not properly understanding just
how to manage dish-washing and
few of the minor details Of culinary al
fairs had to spend about twenty dol
lars for help and sundries. However,
they served fine supper from hall
past Ave to eight O'Clock. From eight
70 nine they rendered one OF the most
enjoyable programs ever given In the
city though varying somewhat from the
usual sterotyped church sociable pro-
gram. Excellent music was provided
and the young people spent two hours
In dancing. The ladies gave the gen.
tlemen a vote Of thanks. and most
heartily endorse this mode Of giving
church entertainments and Informed
them that ut any time they feel ike
taking situations as cooks or walters
situation ID awaiting them at Unity
church, Believing In rendering unto
every man according to his deeds who
by patient continuance In well doing
seak for glory and honor"
THE JENNEss MEETINGS
AT Salem the past week were attended
by the best people Of the city and all
who heard, saw or became acquainted
with Mabel Jepness carried away new
ideas that tend to greater freedom for
the sex, better physical development
and artistic culture. Miss Jenness I'M
presses all who come Ia the least con-
tact with her ~ q high type OF the per-
feet American lady. She Is not a rank
dress reforrner, relying upon the sensa-
tional methods Of some OF the cult.
On the street Miss Jenness is n modest
appearing lady attracting no attention
TO herself by manners or dress. On the
platform sweet, intelligent and inspir-
Ing, using strong dear English, and IL
lustrating her reforms in convincing
manner. During her lecture she
changed her costumes rapidly, showing
morning and evening gowns, street aud
house dress, and reception costumes,
oil beautifully constructed. Many la
dies were disappointed ut not seeing a
rainy day costume, 30 suitable to Ore
gon winter weather. There were some
gentlemen present aud all were highly
pleased. DIR. Rowland OF the asylum
honored the medical profession by at.
tending the lecture and heartily ap-
proved OF all that the lady said about
physical culture aud hygiene for wo-
men, In place Of drugs and plasters.
The Jenness movement has taken a
strong root In Salem among the most
intelligent women Of the city. II Is n
reform too valuable and too correct, and
making too much toward emancipation
OF womonhood from present systems OF
dress, to not DO appreciated.
The Jenness meeting was "ladies"
meeting. Lady ushers were provided
by Dean Hansee Of the Woman's Col
lege. who supplied half dozen ushers
from among the students Of Willamette
university, who wore the black silk Ok
ford college caps. II was very success
ful affair.
KNIGHTS rEMPLARs RECEPTION
At Hotel Willamette. DE Molay COM
msndry, No. o, X. r., OF Salem, gave
q reception TO visiting Sir Knights last
Monday evening. fraternal greetings
were exchanged and the social oour,e'
sies presented by the eminent COM
mander aud members OF the home
commandry.
The following IL thought to be a full
roster Of all Sir Knights present;
lvanhoe commandry No. 2, X. r., Of
Eugene--S. M. Yoran, grand COM
msnder, X. I. OF Oregon, aud Sir
Knights J. II. Robinson, A. q. Wood
cock, J. l.. Page, ID. A. Paine, N. l..
Roney, w. E. Preston, w. V. Hender-
son, o. p. Hoff. h. ID. Paine, J. C,Good-
ale. w. 4. Peet, and q. Il. Loomis.
Temple commandry, No. 3, X. T., OF
Albany--PAst Eminent Commander ID.
r. Mason, Sir Knights Geo. Il. Cham
berlAin. J. T.. 6aloraith, l.. q. Mar
shall, w. n. Baker, Geo. Humphrey,
JEFF Myers. w. ID, Barr. q, u. winn, J,
r. Wyatt. Jos Klein, aud II. D.Cusick.
Dc Molay Commandry, No. o. X. 4.
of salem Eminent Commander r. \.
BsAn, Sir Knights w. Z. Gray. Il. h,
McElroy. Geo. II. Gray, Geo. T..
Hughes. E. +. PArkhurst. Phil Met
schAn. Cleo. w. Davis. r. q. Perrine,
John Cray. Felix u. Davis. 1, l.. kim
bss. WIN. Miller, w. II. Holmes, Lee
Steiner. b. n. Richardson, 4. r. Me-
Cornsck, w. NJ. Chersington. ii. \.
Jordan. y. r. Anson, J. q. smith, p,
II. darcy. y, A. Turner Napoleon
Davis, H. LAHORE. w. III. byrd. A. q.
Brssdsld. q. w. smith. N. II. Clark.
i. y. Ward. Geo. q. Bingham aud u.
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