Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-22
HE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM OREGON SATURDAY FEBRUARY


tiekets-to all these the league is
deeply grateful. To the girls of the
La Area club also and Jimmie MeFar-
land, who have offered to act as ush-
ers for the evening, they extend their
thanks.
The program follows:
Part One
(a) Gaily We're Tripping (zeazie)
(b) Beneath Thy Lattice (HOpkins)
Girls glee club Salem high school, di-
rection of Miss Lena Belle Tartar.
Classical dance, June Bug Myrtelle
Ship. Pupil Mrs Ralph White.
Violin selections by part of Miss
Elizabeth Levy's ensemble club.
Monoiogue, The Story Book Ball,
little jeanette Sykes
Vocal duet, Misses Viola Finney and
Romania MaillOx.
A Hoosier describes Rubensteins
playing, by Miss Ethelwynne Kelley.
Vocal solo, iHelefee by Lieurance,
Mrs. R. w. 6imeral.
Address, Hon. Frank Davy, president
Soldiers and Sailors parent association.
Character dance, Spanish, Genevieve
Barbour, pupil Mrs. Ralph White.
Vocal duet, Rev. II C. Slower and
Mrs Guy Nugent.
Part Two
Goodnight, Beloved, Girls glee club,
Salem high school.
Character dance. Sword, Myrtelle
Shipp.
Harp solo, Miss Mary Lebold.
Reading, In Hoe Vince, Florence l..
Barclay, Mrs. Leland w. Porter.
Male quartet, the Reuben boys.
Classical dance, Genevieve Barbour.
Pantomime, pupils from the physie-
al culture class, Sacred Heart academy
Tableaux. assisted by the girls glee
club, Salem high school.
The curtain rises promptly at S;Ia
p. m. General admission $25, reserved
seats 15c extra. Seats viii be on sale
at the Opera House Pharmacy Tues
day morning.
Mrs. r D. Barton Of this city has
Just received letter from her brother,
DR.. r. W. Walton, who was commits.
stoned in the medical corps Of the ar
my early last fall He has been station
ed with the Eighth division in field
hospital forty three at Camp Lee, Vir-
ginia. The doctor writes that he re-
ceived his discharge from the army
on February tenth among the last OF
the officers Of the Eighth division,
which has been recently mustered out.
After taking a few weeks post gradn-
ate work at the clinics of New York
and Boston, he will return to Salem.
A reunion of the family OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. L. Briggs was held recently at
their home, 344 South 10th street, in
honor of the eldest son, Myron W.
Briggs, who is home for the first time
in twenty years.
Among those present were, Mrs.
Minnie Briggs Monroe, Mrs. Alice
hamilton Briggs, Ben H. Briggs, Jr.,
Mrs. Anna Briggs Whittier, Miss Char
lotte Whittier, all Of Portland. Myron.
w. Briggs Of Canada, Milton E. Briggs
of Pendleton, Mrs. Leona Briggs Al
bert, Virginia Albert and Ebin i. Al
bert Of Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs ]. p.
KIRK ELLA Briggs) and Unita Kirk OF
Chemawa, Mrs. Della Briggs Harris,
David Harris and Herbert Harris of
Hoquiam. Washington.
The Salem Council number 1922 OF
the Knights and Ladies Of Security,
entertained the members and friends in
Hurst hall last Thursday evening. The
committee in charge was composed OF
Mrs Hagamife. Miss Hyerley, Mrs.
Rawley, assisted by Mr.. Gregory and
Mr.. Rawley A large crowd was pres
ent and for an hour enjoyed card
games and other amusements, after
which the evening was spent in dane
ing. Refreshments were served at l0:3U
during which speeches for the good OF
the order were featured.
Mrs W. D. Albright gave farewell
party yesterday afternoon to Miss Ed
na Smith, who leaves Monday for her
home in Cripple Creek, Colorado. While
in Salem she was connected with
Barnes Cash Store. The guests includ-
ed Mrs. Ieona Yates and daughter,
CRYSTAL Mrs Boone, Mrs Edmunson,
Mrs. Paul Parker, Mrs. L. =. DAVIS,
Roberta Hansen, Mrs. Hubert Hansen,
Muriel Edmunson, Wilma Miller and
Miss Edna Smith.
J Miss Edith Benedict Of Salem has