Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-02-12
SOME SOCIAL EVENTS
An Afternoon Reception by Mrs. Rich
ardson and Other Gatherings

block Tuesday evening constituted
one of the most beautiful and impres
siye installation ceremonies that wa
ever witnessed in this city--the city
OF fraternal societies.
The hall WAS comfortably filed by
the Sir Knights and Lady Maccabee'
and few invited friends and the ex
ercises passed of smoothly much tc
the enjoyment Of those who were priv
ileged spectators.
The officers OF Queen Hive, No. 8, L.
o. T. N.Y. first inducted into their
respective stations, Mrs. Carrie White,
acting as installing officer assisted by
Miss Rose Moore. The officers ia
stalled were as follows: Commander,
Mrs. b. =. Taylor; Past Lady Com
mander. Mrs. Il. Cartwright; Lieu.
tenant Commander, Mrs. A Il. Linn;
Record Keeper, Mrs. Alta Buzzell;
Finance Keeper, Mrs. Nellie J. Lott
ritz; Chaplain, Mrs. Carrie Holman;
Sergeant, Mrs Mary Thomas; Mis-
tress at Arms, Mrs. Chas. Whale;
Sentinel Mrs. John Darr; Picket, Mrs.
Sarah Jones.
The work of the degree team In
connection with the installation cere-
monies was an especial feature Of the
exercises. The team has twice been |
awarded the banner for the best |
work. The degree team consists OF
the following ladies: Mrs. A. f.
Linn, captain; Mrs. Anna Nichol,
Mrs. +. J. Catterlin, Mrs. Snyder, Miss
AIDA Pugh, Miss Musa Geer, Miss
Bertha Savage, Miss Fannie Keene,
Miss Onetta Mckinney, Miss Celia
Sheridan, Miss Dora Benson, Miss
Bertha Junk and Miss Meta Davis
Following the installation of Officers
OF Queen Hive, the company was
treated TO vocal contribution by
quartet consisting of Misses Meta
Dayis and Georgia Davenport, Messrs.
A. &. Hopf and j. o. Bozorth. The !
quartet sang "Whip-Poor-W VIII" and
favored their delighted auditors with
a second selection entitled Rise
With the Lark" The quartet was
accompanied on the organ by Miss /
Alice Davenport.
Deputy Supreme Com mander j. w.
Sherwood, OF Portland, who Is also
tate organizer for Oregon, was in.
.roduced by the presiding otficer and G
or half an hour indulged his hearers
Ir an address on the benefits accruing
rom fraternal orders and in particu-
ar those offered by the Maccabees.
By reason of his. official position and
borough knowledge OF the principles ;
Il Maccabeeism, Mr., Sherwood was
bile TO speak intelllgently of the v
rand order he so faithfully repre- u
ents.
Miss AIDA Pugh, an accomplished "
'oung elocutlonist, recited piece IN l'
'hich the varied experiences OF a b
legro's fishing expedition were ex-
ellently portrayed. Miss Pugh re-
eived nattesing encore TO which
he responded.
The installation OF the officers of
willamette Tent No. @, X o. Il. NJ,
ollowed, Deputy Supreme Com
handler j. w. Sherwood acting as
installing officer assisted by b. =.
'aylor, The following officers were
Installed, a number of the candidates
or installation not being present;
f. q. Holsinger; Past
A. Huckestein; Lieu v
enant Commander c. IL. Lane;
lecord Keeper, W II, Rigdou;
'inance Keeper, j. IL. Albert; Chap >.
lin, DIR. L. Nj. IIurd, First Master OF ~
yards, II. ID. Holman; Second Mas. n
er OF Guards, G.. Stolz; Sentinel, l.. -
|. Haines. The L. o. Il. NJ. degree :,
cam assisted In conducting the In V
OF the Sir knights.
The Ladies OF Silver Bell Circle Sc
10. -, w, O, w, aud OF Degree W
I Honor Lodge, OF this city, 81
i'd not propose that the D!
welfth anniversary OF the wedding OF
Ir. and Mrs. Il. II. Flagg, which oc- "
aired Tuesday os this week, should n
ass without a proper and titting cele- +
ration thereof. Consequently they "
tanned aud very successfully carried u
ut surprise on this estimable +
,uple. About forty-five walked In lie
pom Mr.. and Mrs. Flagg at their a
ONE, corner OF Water and Marion
treets Tuesday evening, taking them a.
Dmpletely unawares. Mrs. Flagg, 0,
oweyer proved herself an ideal OF
ostess In providing for the entertain
Ient OF her guests, all of whom =,
lorOughiy enioyed themselves The h,
,ening was passsd in social converse
neIng and card playing. Alta sea-
,nable hour \ most delicious supper
,nslstlng az turkey, chicken aud
her sach delicacles was served.
Ii VAS nor until the clock ioalcated
q arrival of mldnight that the snests
lparted having extended eong' Wuia' :
90 A., fha hast ana hoSfaSs QuC Oe-