Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-25


ing felt in taking families out to-
gcther more, and enabling them TO
see more of their friends.
The Eastern Star lodge gave a so
cial last Tuesday night and adjourned
for the summer vacation. They will
not meet again until in September.
There was social program and re-
freshments were served.
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The Artisan lodge has been adding
a great many members the past
month Last week is new members
were initiated, and last night 26I
were taken into the Salem lodge.
Refreshments we're served, and a
week from tonight there will be an
open session of the order, to which
their friends will be invited.
Mrs. Myrtle Card, of Portland and
sister Miss Ethel Hepburn, of Seattle,
will be over-sunday guests of Mrs.
w. P. Babcock and Mrs. VIII Ball.
The Unitarian Society and its allied
social organizations held its annual
Sunday school picnic on the lawn at
the residence of A. Bush. Refresh
ments were served at p. IN. and
over 100 enjoyed the festivities.
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Miss Jennie Fry, Miss Alene
Thompson, Miss Mildred Bagley, Carl
Gabrielson, ErceI Kay and Ralph :
Moores are home from the University
of oregon.
Mr.. VIM. Kiltz, U. Of o. graduate,
is at Salem visiting college friends.
Miss Elma Weller's musical re-
citals will be given next Tuesday and
wednesday evenings, at the First
Baptist church.
Mrs. Carleton Smith has been at
tending the alumni reunion and u of
o. commencement exercises at Eu
gene the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown and
Mrs Sherman Thompson attended the
University Of Oregon graduating ex-
ercises at Eugene this week,
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Mrs. John Krausse and son, Paul,
of Portland, were at the Eugene
commencement exercises. ,l-N
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Brown
were guests of Eugene friends at the
U. of o. commencement.
Miss Mae Jameson. formerly as
sistant city librarian, is now in charge
of the city library at Marshfield.
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There will be band concert on
Sunday afternoon at Marion square.
w. p. McElroy .,........D Director
Karl Poppa .............. soloist
Program.
March, 'oThe Golden West" .Losey
Overture, 'Mignonnette" Ban Mann
Selection, king Dodo' 49,. Luders !
Clarinet solo, Polka Caprice" -,
49,. =. .,,. Brokenshire
Karl Poppa
Ia Mexican Kisses" .... Roberts
d Mexican Dance. "Manzanillo"
... .......... .Robyn
Comic opera selection, Three
Twins" ,,....,.,.,H Hoschna
Introducing Hypnotic Waltz" "Cud
die Up a Little Closer" "Yama-
Yama Man" etc.
Intermezzo, Topeka" .S. Jones' ,
Medley, From Broadway to To-
kio" ..., ,.,..,.....S Sloane {
Spanish serenade, La Paloma"..
.,, 80. .......,., Yradier
Finale, National Airs"
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Mr.. and Mrs u. r, Virgins, of :
Portland announce the birth OF q
son June 22. Mrs, Virgins was Lee !
la Cavanagh, of this city, This makes l
Aafe a grandpa, q
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MIR, and Mrs r. B, Houston and !
son, Eugene, We're guests OF friends \
at Eugene and Roseburg the past I
week. ,
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A social event at Roseburg the past /
week was the marriage Of Miss Kate c
Fullerton to Mr., Graham, son Of the /
Rev. Graham, of the First Presby-
terien church OF that city. /
Miss Ruth Huiin, OF this city, and c
Miss Laurence Bailey, of Elgin, ore. v
are assistants at the Salem library. \
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DIR. w. L. Wade, OF Los Angeles, Is G
the guest OF H. II. Ragan and family l
and d. W. Matthews and family, and c
other relatives In the city. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eldridge, of @