Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-14
A SOCIAL SYMPOSIUM.
Willamette Club Organized for
the Winter.
AN EVOLUTIONARY ENTERTAINMENT.
WhistS, PrOmenadeS, Masonic and
Other GaitieS.
WILLAMETTE CLUB.

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and Mrs. J. Switzerland, Mr.. aud Mrs
A. L. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Gray Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. LAHORE, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Tur-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR, Philbrook, Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Brasfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Boise, jr., met last night at the
parlors of Hotel Willamette.
inc. Southerland called the society to
order. Secretary Gabrielson reviewed
the past seasons festivities in a pleas
ant manner, showing that the William
ettte club had been highly successful
and there was balance in the bank
The officers were reelected unanan-
imously but Mr.. Gabrielson could not
be persuaded to serve.
Mr.. A. s. Brasfeld was elected
Claude Catch, treasurer. Whist and
dancing are to be happily blended
The dining room of the Willamette is
to be used for the promenades and the
waiting parlor for whist. The club
meets for the first time next Wednes-
day evening.
THE METHODIST READING.
A fine audience CREATED Miss Sara NJ.
Browne assisted by local talent at Reeds
last night. Miss Browne rendered FIVE
numbers. The potion scene from Romeo
and Juliet, and the Chariot Race were
received with great favor and excited
the audience to rapturous applause,
and Miss Browne received several de
served encores.
Miss Gladys Byrne's first appearance
as pianiste produced an agreeable sur
prise. She played difficult three
parts solo, and also appeared in duet,
evincing talent at the piano, with her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Cartwright. The Will
lamette conservatory musical faculty
were represented by Prof. Kruse in
violin solo, Prof. Parvin and Prof. May
Carpenter in vocal duet.
Miss Hirsch and Mr.. Whan per-
formed an instrumental, and Miss Mag
gle Anderson pitted her ability as an
amatur elocutionist against all profess
sionals, in "The Last Days of Joan
d'Acre."
The entertainment was of a very
h gh order and very creditaOle to the
Methodist societies.
OLD FOLKS.
The "Old Folks Whist Club" were
etertained last Mondry evening, by Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Wright, at their home
on Church street.
PROMENADE.
Following is the program of the con-
cert o be given by the Second Regi-
ment band at their first promenade
concert at the armory this Saturday
evening:
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
This high order of masonry is very
prosperous In Oregon, having 1858 men,
bers, an increase of AZ this year. There
are Communicates at Portland, La
Grande, Salem, Albany, Ashland and
Eugene.
AT the conclave just held at Eugene
following grand officers were elected:
j. Nj. Hodson. G. C; p. 5. Malcolm,
Deputy g. c.; b. f. Lippincott, G. E.
N; r. s. Bean, G. Capt. Gen.; L. C. |
Marshal, q. Prelate; B. D. Paine, G. |
S. W.; J. b. Cleland, G. ]. W.; B. G. |
Whitehouse, G. Recorder; C. B. Winn,
G. Standard Bearer; A. Thurlow, G.
Sword Bearer; j. p. Gabraith, G. W.;
Gustav Wilson, G. S.
A charter was granted to De Molay |
commandery No. 5 of Salem, where |
the next annual conclave will be held
A public installation of the newly |
elected officers took place at 7:30 o. m,
Thursday, before the Sir Knights and
their ladies, At 9o'clock the assem-
blage repaired to the banquet hall in
the lower story where an elegant lunch
had been spread. After ample justice
had been done to the feast of good
things, the company returned to the
Templars' reception room aud spent
the rest of the evening in a general so.
cial time.
RECEPTION.
The young ladies guild of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church have arranged re-
ception to be given Tuesday evening at
the rectory to Mrs. DR., Mia b. Luud,
who returned recently from tour Of
Europe and the worlds fair, DrLund
has been one Of the few women to prac-