Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-08

nfsS mhe bOfse, MISE Augusta fainef'
Miss Carpenter, Miss Luy, Miss Lena
Burkbardt Of Portland, Miss Bertha
Burkbsrdt Of Portland, Miss Sadie
Woods Of Albany, Miss Julia Metscban,
Miss Anna MetschsD, Hon. p. II.
Darcy, Dr. J. q. Ghffith, DIR. J. NJ.
Keene, Mr.. Frank Meredith, Mr.. Max
Buren, Mr.. Guy Hirscb Mr.. Geo. Rog-
ers, Mr. Horace Willis, Mr.. Bssil Wag.
ner, Mr.. A. E. Crosby, Mr.. Robt. Miller,
Mr.. Homer Craven, Mr.. g. A. Mcneil,
Mr.. Ed. Diven, Mr.. f. s. Dearborn, Mr..
w. l.. Goldsmith Of Portland, Mr.. G.
II. Mendenhall of San Francisco, and
Mr.. Stevens and Mr.. Tucker of Port
land. Also quite number were pres
ent who participated In the program
after the conclusion Of the grand
march.
NEW LODGE.
The officers Of the new lodge of De-
gree OF Honor, auxiliary to the A. o.
U. w., were installed by Newton
Clark, district organizer. This society
has half hundred charter members
from among the wives, widows, moth
ers, sisters and daughters of the A. o.
U. w. The installation was made the
occasion Of a fine reception and social.
A lunch was served. Tbe officers of
the Salem degree are: Mrs. r. d.
Holman, chief Of honor; Mrs. Z. NJ.
Croisan, lady Of honor; Mrs. J. A. Sell
wood, p. chief Of honor; Mrs. H. b.
Holland, chief Of ceremonies; Mrs. N.
J. Lottritz, recorder; Mrs. Allen
Rhodes, financier; Mrs. N. H. Burley,
receiver; Miss Carrie Haas, sister ush
or; Mrs. Crossan, inside watchman;
Mrs. 0. d. Hutton, outside watch
man.
GRAND CONCERT.
The concert next Wednesday night
at the opera house will be one of the
best. The program will be in grea,
variety. A large number of persons
take part. From the music received
from Prof. Bettman, which he will
play as violin music, rich treat is
looked for. Mr.. Cruise will play in fine
style, a movement from one of Bett-
mans most melodious sonatas. Miss
Carpenter will both sing and play, ap-
pearing with Mrs, Lockwood, in
vocal duet; also in piano solo. Miss
Sergeant will sing q fine aria from
memory. Msster Sharp is wonderful
child singer and those who hear him
at this concert will think his song
worth the admission price. Miss
Scriber will give one of her best recita.
tions, not yet heard In Salem. Get
your tickets at Patton Bros. Box
sheet now open. Reserved seats with
out extra charge.
AN OLD ORDER.
Here Is copy of an ancient order
just presented for payment to Hon
John u. Wright, treasurer of the State
Grand Lodge of |. o. o. f. 1t was
sent to him by the man to whom 1t
was issued from Skamokawa, Wn.,
aud would indicate that the Odd Eel.
lows are an ancient, perpetual and hon
orable order, who pay their bills no
matter how long outstanding, for Mr..
Wright Immediately sent the holder
draft. Here is a verbatim copy of the
order, which Treasurer Wright has had
to preserve IL:
No. 73. SALEM. June 81. Is85
Treasurer Of Chemeketa Lodge No. /,
pay to the order of Thos. Smith one
dollar and Al cents.
q. M. STRAND. N. G.
bi'4. WM. s. BARKER, Sec.
EDEN FoNTANA co.
The Interest manifested by the pub
lie In the wonderful feats OF the Little
Georgia Wonder, aud the general de.
sire to witness the hypnotic expert
nents OF Professor and Madame Fon.
ANA have induced the company to re-
all members participating,
he opera house tonight, when there
Will be change Of program includ.
ng many new and interesting features.
A large audience may be expected to
Ittend.
BIRTHDAY DINNER.
In their rooms In the Eldredge
lock, Sunday afternoon, Mr.. +. L.
Holman was given dinner party, ar
anged by his wife, the day being the
I'd anniversary OF his birthday. Those
resent were: Mr.. J. II. White, Mr.. II.
Holman, Mr.. II w. Holman, Mas
er Herbie White, Master Johunie
iolman, Mrs, J. II. White. Mrs. r.. ID. ,
Holman, Mrs. +. f. Holman, Miss
'hristy Heater, Miss Allie White, Miss
'ertha Holman, Miss Clemmie White,
liss Lizzie Holman.
COUNTY W. cru.
The Marion county woman's Chris i,
AN Temperance Union convention d