Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-15

q jury OF that crowd 10 impose bDes
TO close large Invoice Of useful and
ornamental articles was auctioned off,
some selling for fabulous sums, and 10
all provoking much pleasure. The
club meets next Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Fleming.
AT THE woMAN's COLLEGE.
The young ladies Of the Y. M. g. A..
gave reception and served tea to the
Y. VIC. A. on Monday afternoon from
five TO halfpast seven. The lunch and
toasts were produced In unique man
ner planned by the young ladies. Sou
venirs Of the evening were neat cards
bearing the college colors, cardinal and
gold. and the names Of the guests.
Mrs. Dummit, the state secretary Of the
Y. w. g. A., delivered an address TO
the young ladies. Those present were:
President and Mrs. Whitaker, Prof.
and Mrs. HawIey, Prof and Mrs. Ar
mold, Prof. and Mrs. Cochran, Prof.
Hansee, Prof Craig, Prof. Scriber. Prof.
Cunningham. Mrs. Dummit, Mrs.
Hansee, Misses Marsh, Rockwell, Al
derson, Geer, Beatty, Mann, Kimber,
Royal, Gardner, Henry, Aitken, Cul-
oertson, Irwin, Peebles, Brehaut, Friz-
zell. Messrs. Brown, Reynolds, Bar.
ker, Reynolds, Savage, Burcham, Cal
ison, Burcham, Reed, Langley, Ashen-
orenner, Shepard, Porter. Royal, Van
Wlnkle, Robnett, Bryan, Coffey, Mar
tin, Buche, East, M. 8. Wilson, and
Ernest Wilson.
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Mrs. K. Z. Baker who has been at
salem for nearly four years, conducting
a large dressmaking business and Of
late stuoent at the Capital City Busi
ness college, goes to San Francisco to
make her future home. Mrs. Baker
leaves. q large circle Of friends at Salem
who have learned to know her as q
true Christian lady who will be an or.
narnent to any social circles she may
choose to enter.
mI5s hABLE JENNESS.
This eminent platform lecturer on
physical culture and artistic dress will
he In Salem. Tuesday, April 18th and
lecture that evening. The place
for lecture and exhibition OF costumes
will be announced elsewhere In The
JOURNAL. Miss Jenness coming
to Salem is looked forward to with |
great interest by Salem's foremost 30
clety women, a. few opportunities are
offered on this coast to meet the dis
ciples of the dress reform. Prof. Mar
garet &. Smell OF State Agricultural
college is expected to be In the city
with Miss Jenneas.
AFTERNOON RECITAL.
On Saturday afternoon musical re-
cital was given at the home of Mr.. G.
Steiner by the pupils Of Mrs, Walter A.
Denton, to number OF invited friends.
The pupils are making substantial pro-
gress and have made the history Of
music special study. The following
took part: Misses Lille Steiner, Lou
5ayre, Alma Sarber, Ethel Fletcher,
Bertha Kay, Carrie Willis, Cora Bios
ser, Ella Rineman, Alice McCoy, Laula
Berry, Mabel Wilson, Ethel Calvert,
Iva Perkins and Master Herbert Wet
zall.
A WORLDS FAIR PARTY.
The fret Salem worlds fair party
leaves today for Chicago. II Is com
posed OF Mira DR.. Payton, In company
with Miss Ada aud Miss Anna Brey-
man. They will attend the session OF
the board Of lady managers of the
worlds fair which convenes In that
city on the 26th Of this month. Mrs.
Payton IL commissioner for Ore
son and Miss Ada Breyman Is assist.
ant superintendent of the woman's art
department. Of the state exhibit.
10. o. ".
Silver lodge No. 2l, 10. o. +. will
the 74th anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship In America, "Wednesday,
April rs. A short musical aud literary
program will be given at the opera
house beginning at 2 p. m, the crown
ny feature being an oratlon by w. II.
Dunbar, past grand master Of thu
rand lodge Of Washington. to conclude
With grand ball In the evening.
UNITARIAN LECTURES.
n answer TO requests from number
4 people M 20 what unitarians believe,
Dr. Copeland OF Unity church will to-
in series Of sermons next Sunday
vening ON that subject. His first iec,-
re will he on "rhe Nature Of Man.
Dr.. Copeland Ia showing himself 10 be
msn Of great culture aud ability as
ulpit orator.
THE MIssrREIs ARE COMING.
Not only 10 the small boy, but Also TO
hat boy Of larger growth 10 the com.
ag Of the minstrel men pleasant intel
gence. Both small boy aud blk bo,
ave y snesking fondness for the color !
circle of the first part. Aud Prini {
~, A wa.t Will a.ltt M th.iF inflvia |