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THE CHEM AW A . AM ERIOAN
EXCELSIOR ENTERTAINMENT,
The members of the Excelsior Liter
ar v Society gave an entertainment in the .
assembly hall last Saturday evening,
The hall was somewhat crowded, as
quite a number of people from Salem
were invited to come out and see the en
tertainment. Several specialties were given before
the play commenced. The play, "Jum
bo Jum-;'' was quite a success. Henry
Dillstrom acted as Junibo and did all he
was told and nothing else. The orchestra
furnished good music between5 scenes
and also gave the opening selection.
Programs were printed and distributed;
about the room, but on account of the
absence of one of the singers in.the duette
and quartet the.program vvas not deliver-
ed e;xactly as was printed... .
The iollpwing: is the? pro-am :f,r; , ,
Selection; tl.l :: Orchestra;
Vocal Solo: "Just at the Break of Day"
. r . .v -.;;, Violet Berner
Monologue . . . Robert Cameron
Vocal BoIproveBeaKife" ; '.'TiT . "4:'F.r:JaynieTv'
Piano Duette, "Sextette from Lucia di Lam
merruoor" . . . . M, Lowry, E. Napoleon
Quartet , . . . . F. Jay me. Geo. AUliams, Chas.,
' Larsen, Ernest Brewer
A FARCE IN ONE ACT
CHARACTERS
Jumbo Junr Henry Dillstrom
Mr. Gabbietou Ernest Brewer
Mr. Cheatem G rover Colby
Henry Merville ...... . . ; . .Fort una to Jayme
Laborers. . .Louis John, Geo.' Williams, Wtn,
; . Watkins ,,; v.
lianna " . ,'; .... ' Belle Dillstrom
Adelaide -, .. . ... Lizzie Beaver
Mrs. Gabbleton . . .V -. V. . Violet Berner
Music . . . . By Obemawa Orchestra,
; NONPAREIL PARTY
As it is customary for each soeietv in
the school to give -a reception of-some
kind in disbanding last Friday, theSth
i net;., the Nonpareil Li terar y . Socio t y
gave a party, having invited their friends
andv also the Mandolin Club, Shortly
after the young people assembled a short
program was rendered as follows:
Opening address, James Sloan; Seleo
uon, Aianaoiin ujud; vocal iuet, Auoie
Cameron and Vernie Cliffe ; Vocal Solo,
iviarun feampson; selection; ivianaonn
f 'Ink. Uv-. XT.Mxrtil T
Evans, Martin Sampson, Vernie Gliffe
and Addie Cameron. This ended the
program for the opening of the recep
tion and the rest of the time the invited
friends and members devoted themselves
to games.of 'various kind&. Some played
the organ, in which Antoirje Francis
seemed to be the leader, . We could hear
vocalists singing in different parts of the
hall. The eatables served were as
cakes and ice cream. After the luncheon
we were obliged to leave for our quarters,
as the hour was growing late.
GUTTING TABLE CLIPPINGS.
Chester Mecum is finishing his first
coat. ; ;" ": ' ' '-.
: Milton Godowa is beginning to show
the result of his training. His work
now looks ..."tailor , Jike," .. . ,Bj. .that we
mean it iscleary without-ends, shapely
and neat.
WANTED
A boy 13 years old to leain the tailor
ing business. One who is anxious to
grow into a, useful and self-respecting
man. To such a boy we can offer un
usual inducements, such as a full course,
m the art of designing and cutting gar
ments for men and women, for which
when competent not less than $25.00 per
week is paid. No triflers need apply, in
quire at Tailor Shop, Lawn Avenue,
Oliemawai Oregon Upstairs;