Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-29
SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.
U. of o. Gles Club At The Reed To
night. .--Other Events.

night. t.--Other Events.
There is no company OF performers
that can afford the public more enter
tainment than delegation OF jolly
college boys. IL will be the privilege
OF the Salem public to see the Uni
versity of Oregon Glee Club at the
Reed tonight. This company is re.
ceivinR very complimentary mention
through the press, Speaking of the
entertainment by this club at Albany
Monday evening. the Democrat says:
"The University OF Oregon Glee
Club made their stop at Albany on
their first annual tour, aud performed
at the opera house last night to an
audience OF about one hundred fifty.
The club was given warm reception,
and the appreciation of the program
was evident from the first number,
nearly every selection being encored.
Besides the catchy songs of the club
were five specialities. Chas. Gallo
way, son of the receiver at Oregon
City, who one year held the prize in
the interstate oratOrical contest, dis
played rare talent in his impersona-
tions, and received a fast encore. w.
Clifford Nash was heard on the piano
in several selections, w. X. Glen gave
a coster song and Prof l. NJ. Glen a
baritone solo, all well received, but IL
was left for Allen Eaton in his mon
ologues to capture the audience. He
is genius aud nearly a whole show
all alone. The club is made up OF a
hne lot of gentlemen, and the Demo-
crat hopes they will:meet with the
favor they deserve Oh their tour"
The Cardinal Quartette which con-
sists of Misses. Genevieve and Ethel
Hughes, Oskie Matthews and Esther
Collins, assisted by Prof. E. Fleck, of
the College of Music of Willamette
will give concert in the
Opera House Thursday eye
ming, the 30th inst.
At meeting of Willamette En-
No2. l. o. o. f. held Tues |
day evening, the annual election of |
officers resulted as follows. Claud |
Catch, chief patriarch; f. F. .Toevs,
high priest: A. o. Condit, senior
warden; w. j. Culver, junior warden;
d. 9. Sherman, scribe; and John G.
Wright, treasurer.
The board Of trustees of the First
Christian church, Of this city, has
'eceived a favorable answer from Rev.
J. j. Evans, of Salinas, Cal, to whom
/ call to the pastorate of the local
church had recently been extended.
The reverend gentleman has ccc9pted
he call and expects to reach Salem
hortly after the first of the year to
)egin his labors with the local church.
The annual election of officers for
he Seventeenth and Chemeketa
treet Evangelical church was held at
80 p, M, in the class room, Tuesday
vening. The election resulted as fol-
Ows, all to serve one year, with the
RECEPTION Of the trustee, who is elected
or term of three years: HALLS Ed
Yards, trustee; G. T, Doty, Sunday
chool perlntendent; assistant su-
VIM. Ernst; Miles Ed
Yards, Sunday schoyl secretary; Miss
Iora Richter, librarians; Miss Ruth
leeds, assistant librarian; Miss Katie
laurer, organiSt; Major Dennis, Halls
Edwards, G. t. Doty and G. f. Royal,
shers.
Mrs. e. j. Finch, of Sacramento, is
guest of her daughter, Mrs, Frank
hughes Of this city. 1t is this Cali
ornia lady'S first visit in Oregon,
Miss Myrtle Marsh went to Turner
oday where this evening she will re-
ite at public entertainment. Miss
larsh is an elocutlonist of no mean
bility.