Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-13


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terest of being composed largely OF
local talent, and had as its special in.
centive the increasing of funds for the
Moose lodge.
The cast was as follows:
Jules Beaubein, young French Can
adian .....,............ C. ]. McNaughton
Andrew McTavish, an eccentric old
! Scotch settler ......,.. Edward Ristine
Bastiste LeGrande, French Canadian
trapper .......................... R. W. Ferris
VIM. Mcdonald, an American engin-
eer ..................,............. Jack Berry
Geo. Huntley, his assistant ..................
................................S Steve Henderson
Hilda McTavish, The Girl ................
.,................Mi Miss Olive MCGEE
Miss Pearl Vercler gave some excel
lent violin solos, and George @. L. Sny-
der delighted all with his singing. Os-
car Steelhammer was the trombone So
loist for the occasion, and others bright
ening up the program by singing and
dancing were Biddy Bishop, and the
Misses Margaret White and Trixie
Burke.
From the exquisitely designed pro-
grams to the last number played by
the Elks memorial service held last
Sunday at the Grand Opera House was
beautiful throughout, and was a fit
tribute to the memory of their depart
ed brothers. The program, which fol-
lows was presented by some of Salem s
most talented artists:
Marche Celebre
From +. Lachner's Suite No. 1
Elk's Orchestra.
Opening Ritualistic Ceremonies ........
Salem Lodge No. 1886, B. P. 0. E.
"Oh, Dry Those Tears" see. Del Riego
Halle Parrish Hinges, Margaret
Helen Hodge, Rose Woodruff Bah
cock. Beatrice Shelton, accompan-
ist
Ritualistic Ceremonies .........................
Opening Ode ... "Auld Lang Syne"
Lodge Members.
Great Ruler of the Universe,
All-seeing and benign;
Look down upon and bless our work,
And be all glory Thine.
Oh, hear our prayers for the honor
ed dead,
While bearing in our minds
The mem 'ries craven on each heart,
For "Auld Lang Syne."
Invocation ...."..".................... Chaplain
"The Rosary" (By Request) ...... Nevin
Mrs, Julia Bross Pinnell
Selection ..................... Elk IS Orchestra
Address Hon.
Bro. D. Soils Cohen, Portland, 142
"0ut of the Deep" j.. Christopher Marx
Bro D. F. Langenberg, Portland,
142.
Eulogy .... Hon Bro. Frank A. Moore
" Crossing the Bar" ........... Neidlinger
Ladies Trio.
" March Heroic" ... T. II. Robinson
Elks Orchestra.
The Kensington club met Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. G. Al
len, and passed the time pleasantly in
conversation and the accompanying
needlework. Mrs. l. II. VanWinkle
was the guest Of the club, the others
attending being members. Dainty re-
llfbHluSHlb MtIt btINtus
With the approach of winter when
cold lunches are less enjoyable than in
summer, the Woman's Tea room, CON
Quoted by the Woman Is club, on North
Liberty street, is proving an especial
blessing to women and girls who work,
tired Christmas shoppers in need Of o
cup Of tea, and many school girls. The
number patronizing the home for such
Iit is, is increasing from day to day, as
the comforts it offers are realized by its
rapidly growing list Of friends. The
atmosphere Of cheer and welcome is to
be noted from the moment one enters
the door, where Mrs. p. L. Blackerby
gives personal word to all Of her
"girls."
Prof. and Mrs. L. p. Gilmore are re.
ceiving congratulations at their home
at McMinnville upon the birth Of a
daughter, Alice Euphemia, born Nov.
22. Prof. Gilmore was one of tho in.
structors at the Salem high school un.