Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-30
Social and Personal

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This evening at eight clock in the
auditorium Of the educational building,
the Oregon state blind school will stage
the operetta, "The Outlaws Of ETH
quetta, - which was 80 successfully Civ
en- by the school last spring. Miss Mar
guerite Flower, Salem's sweet and tai
ented singer win play the part Of the
leading lady, while Raymond Leahey,
who has sung both in Portland and Sa-
lem, will take the part of the King Of
PannOnia.
The cast of characters and special
musical numbers in the operetta are as
follows:
Rudolph, King Of Pannonia ........
...-...,---..................... Raymond Leabey
Theirezaire, Chief Of the Outlaws ....
...........-.....,............-..... Wendell Helm
Motto, His Lieutenant - Frank Sanders
Onono, the Lord High Keeper of the
Book of Etiquette :. Harry Bernstein
Goawai, Prime Minister of Pannonia
...-............................. Mark Duedall
Gohon, the Kings Jester ..................
.....--........................... Marion Yantis
Veronica, Princess and Ruler Of Ar
easia .............. ..... Marguerite Flower
Mary, her foster sister 49,. Veda Miller
Chorus Of outlaws and village girls.
Act l.
Overture.
Introduction.
Chorus, Using hey for the life of an
outlaw bold. ;"
let's be gay
Solo, "Who comes this way.U
Solo, The Mountain Maid, 81 come
from EiiquettaV
Chorus and solo, "Did you ever see
a maiden "
Solo, at Ism I Etiquetta.
King"
Duet, ''That day 7 spent with you. -
Solo and chorus, "Welcomc to the
bride"
Act. III.
Mary and chorus of girls, "Come all
maidens. -
Recitation and song Rudolph, What
Trio, 81 can only conjecture.
Solo and chorus, "My friends, ]
wish TO speak to you. "
Duet, :" would not be little dane
ing puppet."
Solo and chorus, "IIurrahl hurrahl
The tyranny is past"
March and finale, "see approaching
our lovely queen.1
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Killgore of Port
Hand, attended the fair and visited Mr..
and Mrs. N. T. Hellyer, Of Salem
Heights, tho fore part Of the week. 9th.
or guests at the Iiellyer home who Wit
ited tho fair on Salem and Portland
days, are Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Brown,
OF Portland.
Miss Jessie Fox, of Portland. is the
guest over fair week Of Miss Mablo
Moyer at her home on the Wallace
road.
The residents Of Salem Heights
showed their loyalty TO their homo
town and their appreciation of n spe.
ciai day for Salem people yesterday by
the attendance Of practically ali Sa.
lem Heights avenue dwellers, at the
fair during the day
In honor Of Mis1 yernetta Ricket y
birthday Monday, Miss Georaia Rouse
aud Miss Barbara Livingston entertain.
ed with a four course dinner nj the
nome OF Mrs, l.. X. Burkhead, of Mon.
mouth: covers were laid for five, the
out OF town guest, being Miss Sara
Jones OF Portland. The table aud the
rooms were attractively decorated with
autumn leaves After dinner pleas.
ant hour was spent at the piano. Those
present werei Misses Mary Rouse Yer.
netta Ricket, Sarah Jones, Georgia
Rouse and Barbara Livingston.
Mrs, VIM. Staigcr, of Portland. spent
Yesterday In Salem as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. a, j. Munroe. Mrs. Staiper
and her husband are former well known
salem residents having lived here nm.
nj very recently when business inter.
ests OF Mr., Staiger called them Ia
Portland They are domiciled at tho
PaTkview Hotel of that city
One Of the novel features Of the
morning programs at the fair Is the
INFORMAL talk given in social center tent
IN tho camp grounds at o u. m. The ad.
dress tomorrow morning will he of spe
riRl intorest TO women az Mrs. William
J.. Lord will talk oa TIE flax raising in.
fustry and what II means to the wo
men OF Oregon, both mdustrially aud
an the home life. Mrs. Lord is well
qualified 10 speak on that topic, as she
has made q comprehensive study of the
flax industry In this state aud is rec.
ognized authority on the subject.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Sladc, Of sill.
verton are being felicitated upon the
arrival Of a son, William Gillette Slade,
Monday September twcnty.seventh,
MIR. aud Mrs Slsdc are we'll known in