1AILT CAPirAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OrtKGON. SATURDAY, OCTORKK 17, 1008.
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SOCIAL
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SALEM SOCIETY NEWS
OF THE WEEK
By MISS MOUIE RUNCORN. Phone 1534 .
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Johnson-Landon. ito Mr. George 'H. Miller was cole-
Mr. Itaymond Landon, of Portland, bratod at St. Joseph's Catholic church
and Miss Nina Pearl Johnson, of Sa- Wednesday mprntng at 9:30 o'clock,
lorn, woro married In tho Chorry city Father Mooro performed the coro
Mondny noon, October 12th, nt tho mony beforo a large number of rola
homo of tho brldo's parents, 1395 tives and friends.
South High Btrcet. Tho wcddjng was Tho wedding mnrch was played by
a quiet and pleasant affair, only the Miss Nellie Drlscoll and during tho
relatives of tho contracting pnrtlos,ceromony Mrs. Kirk Bang "0 Sacra
nnd a fow intimate friends being mont Divine."
present. , I Tho decorations consisted of sinl-
Tho ceremony was performed by lax, roses and asters. Tho bride
Jtov. W, S. Gordon, pastor of tho M. woro a pretty gown of cream silk
13. church at Albany Tho wedding Her veil WnB caught with a wreath
SALEM
THEATRE
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VISITORS
GIVEN 'SPLENDID
PROGRAMS
march was played by Mrs. Nclllo E.
Vnrloy, slater of tho bride, and tho
Wlllamotlo qunrtot snng tho "Oridal
phomisi' from MondolBBohn, and as
tlfo brlday party took their pllcca,
tho miiMlc was changod to tho "Flow
,or Song" which wnc played softly
during tho coromony.
Tho hpuBQ was beautifully dccot
atod for tho occasion, autumn leaves
being n ovidonco throughout, Tho
rintt service was road undor nn nrch
from which a "LovorB Knot"
Hiispondcd.
Tho brido lookc.d pretty In a gown
of white landsdown nnd carried a
boqiiot of brldo'a rose?. Bho was at
tondod by Mra, Mnsnn Bishop, who
was gowned In a whlto silk mull
dross and carried nwoot peas. Tho
groom wn) nttonded by Mr". Mason
Uishop. Aftor tho ceremony n wed
ding lunch was sorved, and nt 2:4G
Mr, and Mra. Lnndon loft for Port
land, whoro thoy will bo at homo to
thlH frlondB nt 447 Thirteenth street,
nftor October 10th.
Tho young people aro both woll
known In thlB city whoro thoy have
many frlondB that wish thorn woll In
thoir now homo and regret to lose
tho society of theso accomplished por
RonH. Tho Chorry City's loss will bo
tho Rpso City's gain.
Tho bride Is tho youngest daughter
of Air, nnd Mrs. C. L. Johnson, and
of white carnations nnd Bmllax. She
carrJed n prayer book.
Her bridal maid Miss Zolla Savago
woro palo bluo silk organdie, and
whlto carnations in her hair. Tho
groom was attended by' his brother,
Mr. Louis Miller.
A wedding brcnkfoBt wbb Borycd
after tho ceremony at tho homo of
tiin brldo's grandpnrontB, Mr, and
Mru. I3. P. Walker, and at 0 o'clock
tho young pcoplo left for Albany,
was j whoro thoy Will rosldo.
Mr. and Mrs, Miller liavo many
friends horo. Mr. Miller is n son of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Mlllor, former
residents of .Salem, and Is a plumber
of Albany.
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Former Salem Girl Here.
'Lonorn E. Ilonolt of Astoria, n
well Ttnown Qnlom girl, has boon In
tho city for a weok past seeing old
frlonds. She haa an ofllco as public
Htonographor and was educated at
Sacred Heart academy,
frivolity, fun and aong lifts, clever hna, however, become generally nc
actlng and pretty girla. Tho scenery copted as a true Bummnrlzo of Amor
Is carled especially for tho produc- lean theatricals. No longer will a
tlon nnd the engagement will certlan- prudont mannger attempt to force a
y bo one of tho beat horo this sea- production which has failed In Its ap
8on. jpoal, and on tho other hand once a
I piny haB ma.de Its worth known
"Little Johnny Jone-i" which will there Is no limit to Its possibilities,
bo Been In thlB city In the near fu- Tho most conspicuous exnmplo of this
turo has scored ono of tho biggest Is shown in tho case of Eugene Wnl
hlts of any musical comedy presented tor's modern Amerlcnn cIbbsIc "Paid
in recent yearB. Fully half a season In Full." Within another week tho
It was presented to crowded houses New York company will have passed
In New. York city nnd during ono en-! tho threo hundredth porformanco on
tire summer It played to capacity at Droadway without the least notlce
tho fashionnblo Illinois theater In nblo sign of decreasing favor, In
Chicago, where It scored a record of fact larger attendance hna been re
ono hundred preformnnces. Tho corded aB tho ran continues. From
Among tho great scones presented 'same completo scenic production as every city that has been visited by
In conjunction with the now Kllmt & I presented It In those cities will be tho Wnlter's play tho unlvorsnl cry
Gazzolo Amusement company molo- scon here. The company number? Ib that It Is tho greatest dramatic of-
drama, "Tho Rocky Mountain Ex-! 75 peoplo Including ono of tho best forlng of tho decade. So great hns
press" aro tho follewing: Windv drilled nnd most efficient chomso3 in been tho success of "Paid in Full"
Gap hotol, in tho far weBt, near tho America. , that should Me-srs. Wagonhnls nnd
Rockies; pass In tho mountains, near Kompor nover bo fortunate enough
Windy Gap; a vista of tho anow Joseph nnd William W. JefforBon, to secure nnother play for prodnc-
capped mountains, with deep gorges come from nn old theatrical family, tlon, which Is of course Impossible,
and rising platca'us; tho avalanche Their nnccstorB have been actors of thoir names would bo recorded In
and snowslide (this Is nn effect that exceptional prominence continuously thcntrlcal history aB having given the
Im'h Have a Literary Club.
Snlom Ib nenrly big enough to have
a puroly literary club. Thoro arc
mon and women horo who Uvo by
thoir power of expression In "King's
English" nnd who contrlbuto to tho
magazines nnd nowspapors and n fow
liavo written books ?nd booklets. It
is vory prominent in tho musical clr. - ' t,n'0 ho' formo1 n "clu-
mvciy literary ciuu nt.
don of tho city, having graduated
from tho Normal Collcgo of Music
of thp Capital Normal school, undor
Dr. 7 M, Parvin, In 1905; closing a
auccceaful year of teaching at tho
Drain Normal Musical department
la 1007; graduating nt tho
Wlljamotto University collcgo of
niiiHlc undor Dr. Horitngu In 1008,
and a special soloist at tho Gladstone
Chautauqua this year.
Tho groom Is tho oldest son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. W. Lnndon of Lebanon,
and has hold a rosponslblo position
In tho mnlllng department of tho
Portland pontomco for tho past fow
yoarH,
Tho out of town guests wore:
Mr, nnd Mrs. J. N. Btnrr of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs, O. II. Harris of Indc
pondonco, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Lnn
don of Lebanon, Mrs. O. W. O'Flyng
of Tncoma. Wash.; Mr, Hex Rlshop of
Portland, Harry, Inez nnd Ixittlo
Lnndon of Lobannn.
Martln-Mlllrr.
Tho marrlngo of Miss Nina Martin
W. 11. C. Social.
Tho Indies of tho W. R. C. gave a
ton-cent social at tho homo of Mrs.
Louisa Footnora on North Commer
cial street, Wednesday ovonlng. A
pleasant Boclnl tltno wnB onJoyed, bu.
owlnng to tho wouthor tho attend
ance wnB not as largo as hoped for.
About twonty-flvo pcoplo cnllod, and
tho money roallzed will bo'uRCd In
tho chnrltablo work of tho organiza
tion. llurkluvrt.Volgt.
Tho mnrrlago of Mis Florence M.
Volgt to Mr. S. O. Rurkhart was colo
broted vory quietly at tho homo of
Warden and Mrs. Curtis on EaBt
Stnto street, Monday evening, Rev.
P. S. Knight officiating boforo tho
mombors of ho Curtis family.
Mrs. Uurkhart Is n Portland girl
nnd is a cousin of Mrn. Curtis with
whom sho ha? been visiting. Mr.
Durkhnrt Is shop guard nt tho peni
tentiary They will resldo In Salem
(Social News, continued n pngoS )
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Grand Opera House
W:sj$&- Mtmw dMffi
iHIIIIh& TlnLiUiiEESM r'3 fjuhf vriM$ M 1 1 nl iTi," A nl
"COMU ON, KKMORSK!" FINISH OF
TIIK GRKAT HACK HCKNK I N "CIIKCKKRS," HANS ROI1ERTS
IN THE TITLE ROLE.
Is both realistic and startling);
Windy Gap railroad station; tho
switch nt Dead Man's siding; flight
of tho Rocky Mountain Express; the
towor at Mescal, on tho Colorado &
Groat Western R. R.; tho valley of
tho Colorado; tho thrilling wrock;
construction camp nonr tho scono of
tho wrock; "Hoovor'c Leap" In thp
Rockies; tho wntor holes, nonr Ring
Tall; tho grnnd canyon of tho Colo
rado. Aan scenic production "Tho
Rocky Mountain Express" Ib excep
tionally olaborato and effective As
a play it teems with human emotions,
Is efforvescont with heart intorest
nnd resplendent wth genulno comedy.
Tho oxcollont caBt mndo It comploti
and delightfully Interesting. "Tho
Rocky Mountain Express" will pull
Into Salem Tuesday night nnd bo
aeon nt tho Grand.
JNO. f. CORDRAY, M0r.
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One Night
Wednesday
Oct. 21
Third engagement of Klrko La Shollo'a big production of Henry
, Blossom's character comedy
CHECKERS
With tho same Excellent cast headed by Hans Robort In tho Title
Rolo and David DrahRni, Jr., as "Push" Miller.
Thin h tku, camo Company and production seeu horo tho past two
MNtsoHs and tiq only ono which has ovor presented this faculnatlng
play of Love, and Luck.
Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c.
8at Mlti at box oce Wednesday, S A. M.
Soveral New Pluya Coming.
"Tho Honoymooners," ono of the
vory best of Geo. M Cohan's produc
tions, which comes hero soon, is Biire
to plenso tho thoatergoers for It Is
Blnco 174G, nnd tho. Joffcrson nnmo
will doubtless continue famous for
generations to como. Theso noted
actors, Bupported by an oxcollont
company, aro billed to present Rich
ard Drlnsloy Shorldan's famous old
classical comedy "Tho RivalB" at thu
Grand opera house in tho near future
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MIDWAY
PROGRAM f OR SUNDAY treat.
Coal Man,
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"Checkers" at the Grand,
For tho "hlucB" boo "Checkers,"
which will bo horo for tho third tlmo
next Wednesday evening, Octobor
21, nt the Grand opera homo. Mnny
soomlngly took thU advice during
thp past Beason, for tho houso wa
crowded.
It Ib plensnnt to add that4ho com
pany producing tho play is practical
ly tho original cnBt, but with a few
oxcoptlons, and tho sconory also Is
tho Mino. Hnns Robert In tho tltlo
tola Is a capital young actor. His
rendition of tho manly nnd sportive
yoning follower of tho races is a dis
tinctly praiseworthy pleco of work.
So.too, Is tho Port of Holon Ormsbeo,
tho Undo Jorry of George Merrltt,
the Aunt Deb of Pauline EborhnrJ,
tho chore girl of Lydla Dickson and
tho race track tout of Dnve Uraham
Jr. Tho company Is a vory largo ono
and capitally handled. To miss see
ing it in "Checkers" Is to miss n.
public tho most vlrllo, appealing and
distinctly original play and ono which
has not only broken tho records foi
artistic merit but for tho largest box
ofllco receipts In many years.
Grand Ooera H
Tuesday, Otlotf,,,
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THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
EXPRESS
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ROMANCIcOMEI)YrtTj
Price noc. !ttn or IA"H0l
Seat salo at box office Tnetdy j I
MELODRAMA OX TUKSTHV
SAID TO hr Rrvc..
The now raMroad play -tS
Mountain Express,-' will be pf2
hero for tho flrstt time on tmrl
dny night at the Orat open C
This Is Bomothlng new a 2,
dramtlc theatrical way, an4
oub newly designed Ideai of .
chnnlcnl electrical nature Urt 'Z
infused. Tho storj-ii a h'jWm
Biuionni one, inough It doei cct U
long to tho "cleap-trap" orJer.W
rnthol- of tho plausible kind Tlo
nro many BUporbly painted tan
depicting llfo In tho golden vt,
principally In tho vicinity ct tit
inmous ltocKy mountMni. Tlefw
acts aro filled with thrilling iak
and Interesting episodes, id tV
presenting company is one cl Vtt
best over engaged by the prodady
theatrical Arm, tho KHmt t Ginob
jviuusuiuoiii company, wnicn fa
hnvo other roputnble prodoctlOMM
tour. "Tiio Rocky MbunUla h-
press" Is a sconlc-dramillc dot!.)
from start to finish.
DoWItt's Carbollied Wlleh Hik!
Salvo Is tho best salvo (or pita. B
uro you got DoWItt's. Kid 1; ill
druggists.
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Notlco to Tnxii)tn.
Tho hoard of cnuallzatlontorVK-
ion county, Oregon, will awttittto
court houso In said county, ob M
dnv. October. 19. 1908. at 10 o'd4
a. m. and correct all errors la nk
ntlon, description or quilltta of
land, lota or other property, sm rj
contlnuo In sosslon until inch t
Is completed, not cxceedloj w
month.
All parties interested are no'JW
to appear and examine their iw
mont for tho year 1908 and w
satisfied thorowltti, to me nv-
(Inn In nirllln nrnnAfW VCrlflM.
r. r.vliiotlnn nr nllnrfttlon Ol tH
aamo during tho first week ol n
meeting, as no complaints an M re
ceived thereafter. p j m
Assessor of Marlon Const.
September J8, 190S
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YE LIBERTY
High Class Attractions
The only motion picture houso in Salem, whereby its patrons cas
seo pictures that TALK, SINGand DANCE.
Without Doubt the Best
Show, in the City
Go whore the, crowds go at tho "Ye Liberty." Each etenlns. '
10:30; matinees Wednesday and Saturday, souvenir raatlnM.
Saturday pnly, 2-5. Admission, 10 cents, seats free.
K3KT3QH!9WrKrnr
Miss Annie Russell.
Miss Annlo Russell's nremlere In
I For His Child's Sake. :: "The 8tronKer Sex" " of dol'i m-
, , iuhmlo, rum, ucciiuou oi mo re-
turn to activity, after a year's rest,
. . of ono of our most excellent and
T TL n,L -J il unarming aciroses, and second, be-.
T Alltv UULK aim llie " cnuse of tho Introduction to Ameri
can playgoers of John Valentine, an
author new to this country. Mr.
Valentino's nlan ran for six months
at tho Haymarket theater In London
and when It comes to New VnrV with
JHlasfrated Sonr-When : : M,sa Rl",8e" as the 8tar- Me88n"
; ; Wagenhals and Kemper, who have
inC JHOOfl DninCS ' ino nanKrmeni or miss Russell's
-, . . tour, feel ?ure It will duplicate IU
lary Dirlllg. ;; foreign success.
BUNGALOW THEATRE
GEORGE L BAKER, Manager
Evening lrlces 23c, 35c, 50c; nwtince, 15c, 23c. Order
mail, telegraph or plioHe.
Always the same Matinees Sunday and Saturday.
"THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST
That magnificent Belasco Play has had crowded hoasei
past wrek and was seen by Hundreds of Salem Playgoers.
all tfc
"BROWN OF HARVARD"
All axt welt at taa Bungalow.
HIIIII1I1IIIUII1I i
4,r4 ih Fidi."
"Tho MtrYlval ot th MtMt" May t
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