Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-04

ability to create atmosphere in all that
he sings; he shows the vision of the po-
ct and the composer to his audience.
The members of the Priscilla club
were entertained by Mrs. A. l.. Brown
( Thursday.
The afternoon was enjoyably spent
with needle work, after which Mrs.
Brown served dainty refreshments, as
sisted by Mrs. A. T. Woln.
Mrs. LLOYD Mott was the only addi
tional guest besides the club members,
"A delightful Kensington of Thurs
day afternoon was that given by Mrs.
! c. j. Olmstead complimentng Mrs,
Maude Cox.
Mrs. Olmstead S guests included: {:
Mrs. Armin Steiner, Mrs. e. A. Kings
ley, Mrs. Jonn Moir, Mrs. Charles
Beers, Mrs, John Simpson, Mrs. Ar
thur Simpson, Mrs. NJ. f. Pogue, Mrs
j. Cox, Mrs. Donald Mccarthy, Miss
Lola Simpson and Mrs. Brandenburg,
Of klamath Falls, who is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Pogue. Miss Hazel
/ Olmstead assisted her mother in serv-
ing.
i The "Snikpon Dramatic club of
the Salem high school were enioyably
entertained by Miss Vivian Beck and
Miss Blanche Drake, Wednesday even.
ing at the home of the latter.
The first of the evening was devoted
to the reading of the Melting Pot, 4"
and the initiation of two new mem
bers into the society. Later, games
formed the evenings diversion.
Dainty refreshments were served at
a table prettily decorated with chrys-
anthemums.
The members present were; Miss
Alice Baker, Miss Beatrice Walton,
Miss Vesta Smith, Miss Marcella By.
, non, Miss Ruth Schultz, Miss Vivian
/ Hargrove, Miss 0dell Savage, Miss
Ethel McGilehrist, Miss Oral Lennon,
Allan Carson, Lyle Bartholomew, Ed
ward Rauch, George Doust, Frank
Rosebraugh, Victor Taylor, Victor
Bradison.
with Legitimate hope of enjoyment is to
be given in the Grand Opera House by
4, the Salem Elks tomorrow afternoon.
The Honorable Fred w. Wilson, or
The Dalles, will deliver the impressive
memorial address, Hero is the pro.
gramme:
Selection ....................... Elks' Orchestra
Opening Ritualistic Ceremonies ........
...... Salem Lodge, No. 1886, b. P. o. Il.
Solo--Elegie ........................ j. Massenet
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith.
Violin-Viola Vercler Holman; piano
Mrs. W. II. Burgaart, Jr.
Ritualistic Ceremonies. Lodge Officers
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 honored
dead,
While bearing in our minds,
The mem 'ries craven on each heart,
For "Auld Lang Syne."
Invocation .......,.,,................... Chaplain
" How Many Hired Servants ......
SULLIVAN
j. Ross Fargo.
Selection ...................... Elks' Orchestra
Address
Hon. Fred w. Wilson, The Dallos,
303.
Solo---My Task ............... Il. L.. Ashford
Mrs. Carlton Smith.
Eulogy .... Hon. Bro. Walter Il. Keycs
"There Is Landn ...... Cronninsniold
j.. Ross Fargo.
/" March Heroic" ... T. II. Robinson
Elks' Orchestra.
Members of the Salem lodge who
have died since its organization, Is
years ago are:
Armstrong, J. W.; Brown, II. NJ.
Brown, J. G.; Byrne, Prince; Budlong,
h. NJ; Burton, John IT,. Bollen, Jas.
W.; Benicke, A.; Campbell, +. H.; Car.
michael, j.; Collins, Geo. e.; Craig,
JAS; Dearborn, f. s.; Dalrymple, j. j.;
Duniway, W. s.; Ford, Tilmon; Harris,
JOS; Hemphill, c.; Hughes, Geo. P.;
Heiren r. c.; Holcomb W. o.. Hay.
den, s. H.; Jones, viii F.; Kaiser, W.
NJ; Lawrence, A. c.; Loder, A. X;
La Bier, II. o.. Mathieu +. x; Matti.
son, c. A.; Mckinney, JOS; Minto, Har-
ry r.; Newberry, r. E.; Perrine, +. c.;
Parkhurst, Il. f.; Pettyiohn, !. c.;
Russell, J. l.; Stapleton, John; Scholl,
Chas.; Skipton j. L.; Townsend. j. H.;
Terrell q. p; Talkington, II. p;
Vaughan, David D.; Wade, w. s.: vii.
helm, +. H.; Wood, f. NJ; West, W. L.;
Westacott, W. g.; Williams, w. r.;
Young, Z. G.; zeyss, Ed; Mimic.
John.
'The faults of our brothers, we write