Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-05

w ternal event evers taking place
in Salem will be the open meet
ing of the Artisans held in the
armory next Saturday, when it is ex-
pected that over one thousand Artisans
from all over the state will be present
This convention will be held Saturday
evening and will Immediately follow
the supreme assembly which convened
in Portland yesterday continuing Thurs.
day and Friday and Saturday. Dele,
gates from Washington, Idaho, Cali
fornia and Oregon in attendance at the
Portland session will be honored guests
at Salem S event which is to be given
under the auspices of Capital Assembly
Corvallis will send two hundred lodge
members and their friends; Dallas will
be represented by at least fifty; prob.
ably four or five hundred visitors will
be in attendance from Portland, with
numerous other valley cities also con.
sistently represented. A splendid en-.
tertainment program is being arranged
and will contain the names of some OF
the best of local musicians, vocalists
and readers. Portland will furnish
musical numbers and it is hoped by
members of the entertainment commit
tee that they will be able to secure a
quartet from Corvallis, from the col.
lge if possible. The Artisan orchestra
will furnish selections throughout the
evening and most interesting feature
will be the obligating Of the Governor
elect by Judge Robert &. Morrow.
Both candidate promise their pres
ence, as have also numerous other Of
the foremost politicians of the state,
most Of whom are members Of the
organization, Hon. W. C. Hawley, who
is an Artisan, will preside
The various lodges are rehearsing on
appropriate yells and songs and will
make lively all intervals between reg.
ular numbers. Melvin Burdck is the
leader Of this department for the local
lodge. Mrs. II. d. st. Helens as
captain of the Salem drill cadets is
supervising the making Of beautiful
new costumes for her proteges who
will execute original and beautiful ex.
ercises and drills, Those composing this
team are Mrs. Anna QUINN Mrs Fay
Collins. Mrs. Adolph Gueffroy, Mrs
William Zozel Misses Ruby Baker
Audry Hicks, Tenuie Bewley, Olive
Casto Florence Smith, Fannie Penn
Leila Watson, Dora Anderson, Stanis
Anderson, Donna HAN, Marie Havebo
Leila Brassfield.
1t is planned to have the members
and visitors first assemble at the
Moose Hall or hotel Marion and "a
directly from there to the armory. The
Salem military band will lead the line
the supreme officials coming second
Salem aud other drill teams will follow
the local members and visitors culmin
ating the list. Members of all fraterna'
orders Of Salem will be extended an in
yitatiQn TO attend, and friends Of mem
bers Of Che Artisans win also be wei
coined.
The program committee consists OF
Ivan G, Martin, Charles Kurth, Mis-.
Frieda Hoover, Bernard Ritchie, Mrs
Nora Kriesel, Mrs. Mary Cook, Mrs
kathrine Bernardo, Miss Heda Swartz
and Andrew Olsen; reception commit
tee: all officers Of lodge, members OF
drill team, Mrs, Ida Niles, j. r. Penn
DR., Il. G. Altman, Mrs, Richard Rceder
Mrs, George O.. viii, Mrs. Nellie Knox
Mrs Hattie Given; marshals and flooi
managers: William Zosel, Adolph Guef
frayj room committee, S. h. Vail
Adolph Gueffray, w. p. George, Mrs
Irene st. Helen, Mrs. Rachael Reeder
Mrs. Mary Cook.
Under the direction Of Charles Kurt
the following welknown musician,
will furnish the orchestra music fol
the program and for dancing which will
follow Miss Joy Turner, Miss Pear
Nercler Herbert stiff, Miss Martha
Swart, Bernard Richie, and Robert
Savage.
Officers of Capital Assembly are,
Dr. W. o. Asseln, past master Artisan
Mrs. Mary Cook, master Artisan; Mrs
Rachael Reeder, master Of ceremonies,
Mrs. Leonore 1ruitt, superintendent
Mrs, Sarah Oliver inspector; Ivan G
Martin, secretaryj Adolph Gueffroy
treasurer; Ernest Barker senior con
ductori Mrs. May D. Smith, Junior con
ductorj Mrs, Mary Bewley, warden
Mrs, Irene st. lIclens, instructor OF
team.
In patronizing the Musical Artists
Course few Salem people realize the
extent Of the material benefit to O
city TO be derived from such assistance
Events Of this nature bring hundreds
of out'of'town people to Salem. many
of whom reserve the date for genera
shopping and find various Salem stores
and business houses delightful obiec
tive points during their days stay
Besides splendid advertisement FOL
local business houses and assisting In
promoting fraternol spirit between
neighboring cities, IL also places sa
lem in the ranks Of metropolitan cities
as IL is annually the only place outside
Of Portland 20 be able TO secure ar.
tists Of the culibre Of those appearing
on these courses,
Although there has been very gen,
erous response on the part Of many
regarding financial assistance, many
who derive benefit from these events
hnve been dcsultory ia demonstrating
proper interest, aud II is ns II special
favor TO them that the sale Of season
tickets has been continued this week