Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-07
All Around Town

Benson, chairman; DR.. f. E. Fisher,
vice chairman; Dr.. NJ. C. Findley,
Hal Patton, Dr.. B. L. Sleeves, F. E.
Deekebaeh P. E. Fullerton, Supt.
HarwOOd Hall Of Chemawa and DR..
R. E. l.. Steiner. These citizens are
pleased to give moral support to an
Institution that is recognized as q val
ueble asset in our civic life.
Attention Shriners. All Mobiles are
requested to meet at 1880 p. m. April
S Masonic Temple, 5th floor. Business
of importance. Hal D. Patton, Fred
A. Erixon, F. f. Shafer.
The Cave Man s Ball as portrayed
in ''Virtuous Wives" shows the length
to which the idle rich will 60 to give
their jaded senses a new thrill. Anita
Stewart is the star, and Owen johnson
the author, Of the story, which was
published in Cosmopolitan Magazine.
Some picture, now showing at He Lib
erty with music.
Wv. G. A board meeting tomorrow
at IL O'Clock, Executive meeting at
+, 10:30.
Mary Eliza Fawcett, A. NJ, dean of
women and chairman of the executive
committee, school of economics of the
Oregon Agricultural college, will dehv-
or an address at the auditorium of the
city library Wednesday evening at s
clock. She will speak on "Building
Young Girls. The women Of the city
are especially invited to attend this
meeting as the speaker has had a num-
Der of years experience in handling the
work of girls.
'It's Just like a man. he tells his
wife to enjoy herself-he hasn u time
for pleasure-and then when some 9th
er obliging male dcrcs smile with her
l-Oh hyl OIL OH See "Virtuous
Wives" now showing at Ye Liberty
with music.
Dance Tues night Moose hall. Gen
tlemen zoe, ladies l0e.
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Maybe you know some dear little
wife whose husband spends everything
but his time on herr Tell her to see
Virtuous Wives" showing at Ye Lib
erty. 1t will help her.
At waller hall, Tuesday evening at
Is o'eloek the department of public
speaking of Willamette university, un-
der the direction of Prof. Della Crow
der Miller will present Horace Rahs-
kopf in dramatic recital. Miss Myrtle
Mason and Miss Winnifred Ayre will
assist.
Dance Tues. night Moose hall. Gen
tlcmen 75c, ladies l0e.
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The last and most attractive number
on the public library series of lectures
will be a lecture-recital by Prof. Sites
of the music department of William
ette university, who will speak on the
music in France, illustrating his lee
ture by selections from eminent French
composers. This will be given on Tues
day, April 80 having been unaboid-
ably postponed.
80 big dances Tues. night Moose hall
Gentlemen 75e, ladies Zoe.
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In the good old Moose hall again for
the dance Tues. night. Gentlemen 7jc,
ladies l0c.
@. w. RIilzkelson, age "a, farmer
from Silverton ard Hermina Haven,
age ca, also Of Silverton, were married
this morning by Judge Bushey. He
told the judge he just got tired Of hv-
ing alone.
Box supper given at Keizer school
house next Wednesday evening April
9. Good program and good time. La
dies bring boxes.
After living in the United States
fifteen years and six months Harvey
Fred Pardcv of rural route /, Hubbard,
has decided he would ike 10 be a real
American and be given the privilege
of voting. He was born at Hanover,
Germany. and came to this country De-
tober 10, 1908. He win have two years
in which to study the constitution of
| the United States and learn something