Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11


in Moose Hall and after the regular
session, Mrs. Cynthia Dunlap Senior
Vice Department President of Oregon
w. r. c., installed the following Of
ficers of the corps: president, Mary
Lickel; senior vice-president, Mrs
Elizabeth T. Adair; junior vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. McAdams secretary, Mrs
Simeral; treasurer Mrs. Hattie Skelt-
man; chaplin Mrs. Emma Byars; con-
ductor, Mrs. NJ. L. Watson; assistant
conductor, Mrs, Marten; guard, Mrs.
Tracey assistant guard, Faustina
Grelg; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Lock-
wood; press correspondent, Mrs. Gre
toria C. Pascoe; musician, Mrs. lie
Moyan R. Clark; color bearer, Mrs.
Dulcenia Clearwater.
Mrs. lie Moyne Clark acted as con-
ductor, and was oomplimented upon
her correct work. A number of dis
tinguished visitors, from the post and
other corps, enjoyed the occasion,
which proved TO be a very delightful
social event for the organization.
The members Of Eastern Star met
last Tuesday night for regular busi-
ness and installation Of the following
officers: Mrs. Vass, worthy matron;
Mrs. w. NJ. Smith, worthy patron; Mrs.
Godfrey associate matron; Mrs. Bah
cock, secretary; Mrs. Barnard, treas
urer; Mrs. Read, conductor; Miss
Mueller, associate conductor; Mrs En-
rett, chaplain; Mrs. McCarter, mar
shall; Miss Turner, organist; Mrs. W.
M. Smith, Adah; Miss Hazel Bishop,
Ruth; Mrs. Shafer, Esther; Mrs.
Wright, Martha; Mrs. Rutherford,
Electa Mrs. Cook, warden; Mr..
Shoemaker, sentinel; Mrs. Derby and
Mrs. Jaskoski we're installing officers.
This was the first meeting to be
held in the new Masonic Temple lodge
room, and was greatly enjoyed by the
members of the organization.
On Thursday evening after install
lation of their officers, under COM
v mand Of Gideon Stoltz and Mr. W. H
!. Folger officer of the day, the Sons oi
Y Veterans were invited to the Woman''
Relief Corps rooms, where most de-
lightful surprise awaited them. Tables
! had been laid for a banquet and thu
:, members of this new organization
which was formed last June, were no
- only surprised but immensely pleased
v Rehearsals for "The Elks Tooth
" are going merrily on and when tn
n musical comedy is presented Januar
r fifteenth and sixteenth it will b
rounded out to perfection. The bes
of voices and talent have been Sc
d cured The music will be entirel
l. new to Salem people, for the scor
,r has never been published, althoug
" successfully staged for the benefit
Elks in many parts of the countr!
ID Mr. II. L. Brown of Denver, Colorado
g. Is directing rehearsals and will pre-
~ sent the operatic comedy at the Gran
s. opera house.
n. The following cast of character
g. with octette and chorus, make up tn
s. ensemble:
rs Miss Tinsel Winnerway. y............
A ........... Mrs. w Carlton Smit
7, Princess May. 900. Miss Hazel Erixo
n Carmine. ...... Miss Emmaline Klei
f, Captain Blowhard. .Chas. V. Gallowa
.s. Easy Tyne. e......... Graham P. Tab
Weinie Wurst. u. r. Steelhamm'
Mike P. Finnegan. =. Charles e. BIZ
d. One Mite Stand. d............A. j. Egg
he Chief Eatum Alive. ....H. H. Moy'
nd King Hi Mogul. ..... Dan Landenbel
Nv Bowlin Knott. " George G. l.. Snyd
ed Griddle. .............E. K. Phases
he Male Octette s, s. Skiff, j. H. Fa
Ial rar, w. II. Brunk, George Arenz Ca
ed Neugebauer, Chester Fraser, Arth
ry Wallace, Paul Anderson.
lie Chorus Miss Mona Shumway, MI
Erma Shumway, Miss Genevieve FIR
,ts zler, Miss Ada Miller Miss Anna Ga
vn tes, Miss Priscilla Fleming, Mi
nd frankie Newman, Miss Leondine Ec
ed erlen, Miss Lucille JaskosH Mi
% Marie Campbell, Miss Anna Ash
cal Miss Johanna Asbol Miss Marguer
,lu Ostrander Miss Phyllis Kellogg, MI
ng Nanelle Bloom, Miss Zoe olmstead,
ese
ma A large audience assembled Sund
in First Congregational Church
the vesper service given by their ch,
an. which was Joined by the First Bf
tist choir. The elaborate program
at sacred music was splendidly SUI
on. Honorary mention should be made
,ed the Ladies' Glee Club, which, unt
er- Miss Minetta Magers direction, 81
the a sacred adaptation Of Verdis IN
ing erere," which was most notewor
in every way. The difficult music v
,ers sung without fault. Miss Ma
cial Smiths piano accompanying was m