Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-06

earnestly requested tnat those lntend'
iug to make subscriptions do so prompt
ly. Ii is not of course thinkable that
Salem music lovers intcnd to let this
Opportunity pass, but this can be DONE
in effect, by neglecting to respond in
time. 1t is an indication of the char
acter of the artists proposed for Salem
that, although many well known no
tables have lowered their prices this
year, Gadski Ossip and Clara Gabrilo.
witsch, and De GOrgo2a, are eminent
enough to have theirs maintained. Sub
scriptions should be made to Miss Min
Meta Mayors who has charge of the
course, or at the announced music
stores.
The st, Monica $ Altar society of the
Catholic church will hold bazaar on
! Wednesday evening and the following
Thursday and Friday botn afternoon
and evening, November 10, IL, - at st.
Joseph S Hall. A most entertaining
program has been planned, comprising
Numbers by Dan LGngenburg, Tom Or.
demRn. Albert Egan and Fletcher Nc.
lnturff. 4 chicken supper will be
served on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, and fish supper on Friday.
Mr.. Lewis Stout and his wife, Mrs
/ Elizabeth Byars Stout, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their
home in Mehama, Oregon, October 26,
1915. Their original wedding occurred
at the home of the brides parents near
Oakland, Douglas county, Oregon, De-
tober 26, 1856. This couple are pioneers
of Oregon. Mr. Stout crossed the plains
to Oregon with an OK team in 1852 and
the wife in the year following. They
have been continuous residents of the
state ever since, excepting a short time
spent at ShoalwateT BAY, Washington.
There were present on the occasion OIL
this festival eighty-five relatives aad
friends, consisting Of all the children
of this couple, Mrs. w. p. Mulkcy, hus.
band and family, of Mehama, Oregon;
Mrs. Benz. Irving, husband and family,
of Albany, Oregon; Mrs G. A. Mulkcy,
husband and family. of Mehama, Ore.
gon; Mrs Fred Horner, husband and
family, Of Mill City, Oregon; Mrs.
Joseph stephens ana family, of New.
berg, Oregon; Ray l.. Stout, wife a.d
Gently of Portland, Oregon Luther
Stout, wife and family, of Mehama,
Oregon, and Mics Annie Stout. Of Sc.
lem, Oregon, There were also present
one of Mrs. Stout S sisters, Mrs. Mary
iC Hamilton, OF Fossil Oregon, and
three of her brothers, Mr.. W. II. Byars,
of Salem, Oregon; Mr.. Austin Mires, of
Ellenshurg Washington; Mr.. Benton
Mires, of Drain. Oregon, as well as
many other relatives and friends from
other parts of the state. or those pres.
ent, twenty.four were grand children,
one being absent.
There has been but one death in this
Ofemily in all these years, that the cld.
est child, a con. many years ago.
The Mehama Presbyterian church
was elaborately decorated with autumn
leaves, ferns and flowers, the tables
'spreau IN the class room of the church
were heavily laden with all kinds of
edibles and lavishly decorated with
fruits and flowers. Plates were laid
for every guest present by which were
also laid q personal hand painted place
leard and a button hole bouquet.
At "high twelve the bride ald
groom led the march from the residence
W Nif AuNlNH dl'l s.ll NNfNItu AutlT It-
speetive places about the tables Four
Of the younger grand children opened
the ceremonies with n song of welcome.
The feast was enlivened by songs and
/ reminisceuce speeches. After the dinner
WAS completed several pictures were
taken of the entire groap assembled, al.
so several Family groups. Mr.. and Mrs
Stout received many nice and appro'
PIRATE persents. CHIEF of which was the
golden token of affection presented by
the children and the grandchildren.
Tnc noon hour program was presided
over by Mr.. Ray l.. Stout, the eldest
son, as POSTMASTER and was as fol
lows;
! Song Of welcome.
Prayer by Mr. BENZ. Orving.
Song. Mr.. Wiuslow.
Family "reminiscences by Mr.. Austin
Mires.
Song.
Early pioneer days by M ". II
Byars.
Sang, LIST, ''Oh, Promise Me- End
/" Silver Threads Among the Gold,
Mrs Ronald G.. Glover.
Memories Of the first welding day
by Mr.. Benton Mires
! The first son.in.law by Mr. Benz