Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 26, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM be DATLY-CAriTATi JOURNAL, SALEM, OKKGOX, SATUltnAVr'nKCrainKK SO, 1008. '"""""'""J.,,,, 4e4'44M4MH-itlllltillllllllillltiiit.t. J . I SOCIAL AND DRAMATIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK ,u . T in -,.-,, . .......,.,.,.,.,,..,,,, , ,-, vv w w.wuirT w w wrw. w.w...w.w. w-. wtwi i.TIriT a w V I WTW-rvraTV I I W rU.-Cl.-E.-T.-Y. lAiS 4-34-llltl(ltlfliaM444.4if, BILLED F01 turn for the practical His Judgment fOM'MP CTAOnW dramatic values ami his flno sonso WW i. -Mi uCMoulM f ,,roporton nro percenilble In his MOth WcchlliiK Anniversary and Mrs. W. H. Bynrs ert lined by about GO of ids Wednesday evening at no on iNorui uoiuiiiorciui affair being planned as u Ksurprlso In honor of Mr. SBynrs' roruotn wending nn- Tho tlmo was pleasantly Hth cards and an informal ao. Refreshments were- al- r. Daniel Wobstor, Ed. Drlcga, iioo, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lauronce, ind Mrs. Matthews, Col. and fry, Mrs. jonos, Airs, monip fer, Mr nnd Mr8. Smith, Mrs. F'Mrs. LaCrolx, Mrs. Fostner fchter, Mr. nnd Mrs. White, hire. Coursey, Mr. nnd Mrs intch and daughters nnd Wright and family. lorliiR In Cnllfonila. Soorgln AVhlttior, of Port- fcncrly of this city is home vacation spent In Callfor stopped oft nt San Fran other coast towns, going Ditth as Los Angeles, where it tho Thanksgiving wick tero sho mot a number of people, nmong whom wore , I'O. Thomas and daughter Ind Mr. ana Mrs. iinrvoy land the Stlnsons, nil ot wintering in tho South. I . Klglitlliigcr-Hc'iisley. ' ICl.lo Klghtllngor and Mr. I) were mnrrlod Wednesday I nt the bride's homo in South V ro'clock Miss Alma Nye, ac ted by Miss Olga Gray, a skul young singer, plsiud Idirg music as tho bride and iiimi entered tho parlor. Tin In 1 r a largo boll of mlstlr I lwkl In T)irwwwl I ilrv Hi t in xt vi IIWIIJ i viruuiri itiviii " iv le MP sea Lois Nye nnd Anna ildin as llowor-boarerfl. Uev Irrct performed tho coremom .iliout -10 relatives and bride wore a bocomlng gown Mil lolorcd net ovor cream Ir I'l-'dlntely aftor the ivrc PrIi' rcfr shmentH wtn served I Omy, Mrs. O. S. Klchnrd Mm T, S. Golden, nnd dm- nlng Mlsa Mary u .Ii.irdi, Miss Alma Nye and 1 1 j received. ;d in tloiiH gave a Christinas 'He o", halls, Oregon Kcv rgreens nnd holly being !r nnd Mrs. Ilnnaley an d f xvorably known here Mr h rn employ of the ns tii v. II be -it hoiiiu to friends i n v Htroet nfter the II, Br N w r-jir Dne-Cii-ave. rMiijil.' little wedding that H Mjidiy evttnlng, Di-iviu I, 1 j , at 715 o'clock, at tin- of th" bride's pHranta, Mr and Harrison Dee, of tho Fnlr 3s v.hen their dnughtor Car .v's united In murrMKO with H Graves, of Salem. Brl r T Hobc-ck performed ei u luipresslvo ring coromony P- "byterlnn church. ' if .i inllored dree 1 Bilk chiffon broadcloth, ( i ! i rh or lout? steuimsd ''"is and ferns, tied with ' hi streamers. Ml,' wisn quiet ono, only i latheB nnd friends be t but uliitt was licking In Br. v,.a inndo tin In inorrlmont . ddlng Btippor which fol- 'tl- leremony. The rooms tlCutlfullv dnrnrntnri with hol- tthlto chrysantheimuna. About oc k a number -of their frlonds Ithem a serenade, which was appreciated. brldo Is an only daughter of )d Mrs, HarrUon Dee; Is a pro- qd blonde and ono of Salem's beautiful and accomplished women She has cared but tit ...... i .. (- oijiifiy uuuougu nor ui Ve ncrsonalltv wnnlri entitle ff appreciation of the social and Routhein pjlnts on un extendml WKidi.iK t ui. ill- ..;i k- . It l(l to their fik-nda .ifur lVbrnury 1, nt No. 355 Church Btreet, Salein, Or. ooooooooo CHURCH SERVICES Dr'rM origin m :' '.heme, and' brilliantl..- written, Is i lUuisa oil nondiig.-," In :h vli Hi nr Hob-! erta la won to appear In thin el If-' Hi,' pley 1a In three acts nnd le the work ot Eoymour Obertnore. o o i 0 uuuouoooo Christian Science. lirst unurch of Christ. Scientist, for the prat eleven 1-fO Chomokota street. Services Sun- Jerfeie ,. t auecu day at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. un Subject of lesson sermen: "Chris tian Science " Sunday school at 12; 05 p. tn The Wednesday even ing meeting h? hold at 7:30. Read ing ro'iiu ii lb i irr a Ac?onltng to the presa In genafl all over the country where he lffs len appearing aa "Kin'Van Wlnhlt yeara, Thomas In the fa m oil I pltiy ia an aasured fact, and It (1 phasing to note that the grand (iUl AMei'can clneec lives nnd Is kept ip to li" h'gh standard given It by h 1 i J is.ph J i fieiBoti II r oi Huh ilv will have proportion are perceptible In ills choice and placing of characters and In the tlilnga ho provides for. thorn to underUiko each according to his natuie, education and exlaaut mo tive. We never tiro of visits from Henry and "M" Canity, the coutnallng tie and Sho of the hospitable home Of the Aravalpa ranchers. Tony Moa tuue, whose extraordinary Ideas con cerning the appropriate langunge of love comprlso much of the striking humor of tho play; grim and Honest old Sergeant Keller of the army, whoso chevrons are tho symbol of a lifetime of dovoted service to the flag of his adopted cottntr ; chivalrous Col Hoi'ham, the suave scoundrel. ment of tho Intrigue Is such as to glvo tho spectator vlows of It from dltforont angles. Tho story In Itself domnnds nnd gots sharp attention nnd tho work of tho ladles nnd gen tlemen of tho company is generally commendable. Altogether tho offer ing 1b ono ot nioro than common worth. Sonts on Balo nt box offlco Mon day mornhig nt ! o'clock, o "ARE YOU A MASON" All Week nt Hiiugatow Theatre, Portland-" New Yenr'a Attraction lly linker Stock Company to Ho tho Well Known laughing l'lay. ItOMKItT 1)1 SIION, S "T()N," IS AIUONA. MI,llfcM. afttiu.Ain cm', t 8uid' All ur cordially luviud io jiU-ud the aerv icea aud itov reudla roni. (hi :uau V.vuntrl ij! I.uiIhtbh. CI., .at taareh. East ut atreet. Sund achjot a:Su a. in.. reguUi Mrv.cd ie:40 a. in. C. Hopf. pauir. Ii-- ijih 'ri tt of sHiiiK Mi Ji-ffer-kon iu h.a dwllghiful ronmui of he CotfkillB at ths Oruud opara 1 bouse during the coming week (VMtral CoagivgatloMHl. Rev. Q. J. BaUey. a visiting Con gragaiional minuiier ttum Xobraakn. will conduct aervacea at 11 m and 7:1" p. ; 8uuday acbool aHd Kndavor meeting aa usual. ' "ide and groom were the ro- s of hnndsome presents from nuv friends consisting mostly K'ss and silvor of tho cholo- Ina G res 's a well-known travol- t h&Mug resided In Salem for of vears, whore ho has a r. jn warm friends to wish Iu-:cs8 In his married life banny counle tank the 9 58 Qd train and a shower of rice. Fin. I Methodist KpUropal. At 10:30 Itev. W. H. Slkck will proach on "Jaoob'a Crlais. or the Changed Name"; at 7:30 the topic wfil h.i "The Chief Hueinee of Life." There will bo sarvloee euoh ovenlng of the week as follews: Monday, 7 -an. "Tho Promises of God," Tues day. 7:30. "The Will of God"; Wed nesday. 7:30. "The Vows of God"; Thursday, night-watch gervtoan. 8:3 to 10 p m.; JCil onr. " vices followed Uy the watcalng ont of the old year wlin aonga. pracra and tMiiniony CASTORS A Iror Ir.iants and Children. Hi K!r,c You hdia Aiys Boyghl agoa-ttio t CtcAy. '&& The Houee of 8ir4tg" whU-h .Vmour Utomntr b-s wi-.tt-u foi . Florence Koberta, nnd h eh (ba' diatingutabnd pUyer will offer at tfe iraod oprra honse early ter' month. j :s snid to he a ntmnrknbly audationa , play. Not tknl it offers anything in the leant offensive, but the oold , anas of Its central Idea, which In volve tut penorming oi a viiai op eratlon by a pramlnont surgeou on the husband of the woman he love, has attracted 'unumial attention nnd 1 dlseiiaslon. MIhm Itoberta Is auport ed by Arthur Fornmt. Thurlow Uor gen. Ann Warrington, Mncy Her trand, Kent Hos worth and Harry , Olhbs. ARIZONA A TREAT FOR THEATRE-GOERS Augustus Thomas' perennial "Ari sona" eomes U the Grand opera boHM on Monday ' next. U einber S8 It Is thn Hollto H. Cooler pro duction, interent in tnia pUy is largely dependent on tbe fidelity Hb bri ' ' ' T ' 1,-hihI Mr Cooly and his aids , .( -tdul in thin ' il r aii't n us a pi' Mi f ' ' f'i .-, 1 f i u IV t r e . ht; t- n hi', wn 1 1 f i " irS '' Thomas is an cxp rt cr. !. i iimmwm, imiiwwri mm. C.ip'.ilu MuiIkuiuII. I tilt Titl 'ml Ii li orable; Or. Kenelou. (he stirtiiguly laterealing Lena Keilet. tb ImiIi l natural and delightful Li -uix.! ni Feutun, vn thi- wefk nnd i.irtt :.ju KjIi II. i Ik, h mi f is. I a Iimi.' ,fl lit t.'o ni'' lb' i oif i.i I'jwu. 'Ibis to u;hi 'i bey ar hu man beings, moved t iiuptlses, paa alona, hop and tkmoii v.hrv by wa ouraelvea might be moved Iu like elretiHVStamos. and ih-ireforo uluMtly akin to na. We follow ihlr fortuii with H'inpaihy. so far as l hoy uru ontltlud to mi gentle a su titugut, and with Mbhorreuee when they dlsaloKu thu uoutouipttble pos Hlbllltlee of our kind. Ml Mi LUzlu MoCull as Mrs. Can by and Charles K. Qruhntu uh Sorgeaut kuller, aro more than pleasing. 'Ihe romalndor of the eaiwhle cast e-iin plrwos FrunolH Cambello as Henry Canby, Clureuue Illrttag as Colonel HunliMiu, ltdward MuiligJtr the Chluwu onok, Mias Uoriease Cle ment as Hstrella Honham, Mlse Julia Moiris aa Lena Koiier, IStlward J. Farrnll uh Llent. Fenion. Mlaa Alma Jradley, aa tb irmap ssuble lloaHa, Cnnhy, Frodenok Wtihher as Captain Ilwlinan. Mlw Arllne Fort aa the aehool ina'nm. I). J. Muiiivan as Ur ,. t.. I -n Wllllutri Morgan as Ueut Mallfck. Hobert Deshin aa the rmc filler. i Frank 1'l.M ill .iH I l"ijl '.ij a and Ciiarl Avtru a M.J"r h al 'rh" air of military hus'lo that i n ; thi plsy 1 " i ' 'i . r n-- I... in n 1 1 I. y I. In E... Att"$t) l- .. 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Two men, to plonnu their wives, pretend to Join tho Miihoiih. TTiey got nlong fairly well when nlono with thel respeotlvo wives, pleading tho secrecy of the order, etc , but when Introduced to oach other by their wives, and oach thinks the other Is u ronl Mason, thon tho fun begtitH. It keeps getting deeper 'ind deeper. Other chnrnotora nro Introduced and now complications edded until ono wondern whore It Is ill going to end. "Aro You a Mu hoii" will start you laughing on tho Sen Year and we onruoHtly hope you will continue to laugh nnd he merry vll Its very end, nnd Incidentally u main n loyal patron, ot linker stock The Health Dept. In your bodily system Is looked aftor by millions of llttlo soldiers In your 'blood - thoso corpuscles constantly fighting for you. If this army Is well fed and kept healthy nnd strong, by taking Hood'o Snrsnparilln, it will destroy tho uncount able hordo of Bcnn-cnemies that nro attacking you ovory moment of your life. Hood's Sursnparilla will keep you free from or will euro you of scrofula, eczema, rhciitnntlsm, catarrh, nueiuin, that tired feeling and nil such ailments. company; that In ltsolt will do much toward Insuring you a Happy Now Year, for wo nro going to continue to furnish yoa with tho best plays aud tho best company that money nnd uxporlonco can obtain for your bonoflt. llonrso coughs nnd stuffy colds that may dovolop Into pneumonia over night aro quickly curod by Fo loy'o Ilonoy nnd Tar, as It sooths in flnmod mombrnnos, bonis tho lung? and oxpcls tho cold from tho Bystom J. O. Perry, && rm& y&odgfr gazine JUST OUT The new Evhryhody's starts with a story about things that come up out of the ground that will make rven nil expert farm er sit up and take notice. For thotc who like fun there's a story by Joseph C. Lincoln wlth a lot of good laughs. Get a copy nnd sec if you don't like It. LOOK FOR THE PATCHWORK COVER l-'Olt HALK HY A Mi NUW8-nilALKKH. CHICHESTER S PILLS V. 'IIIUIHAMONII lltlANll, a AI(M jf vy is v u ouirai AiniHr ""'ilr-f a ( tiltiA.lt.r UlMIMIIHirTlMM.iAA. III. In llril tn.1 Ualil Mrt.lllVf I "kit n ikrr llnr r v lllAlIinO IIIIINO I'll.l.H, .U titkiuin lint. Ualtl. AU.rlKtll.il. SOlOllVflRUOfilSTSFlTRHtRE H US GRAND OPERA HOUSE JNO. P. CORDRAY, Mgr. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28 HOLLIS E. COOLEY PresontH AMKItltU'H (illKATKHT 1'I.AY by AiiKiiHtua Thoinna ARIZONA Same Grout Company. Ono year ottuh Now York, CIiIouko, Lon don, Knglnnd. (IIIANU I'lKHIl'CTIO.VCO.MIM.Iifri?. Ilox ofllno open Monday 11 a. in. Prices $1 .00, 75c, 50c, 25c nM-t)f i i )4tM-nH-44-444frnHaHHM-tM-4H BUNGALOW THEATRE INirtliiiut, Ori'goii. I'lioiiet Main 117, Aiaai Kuiplro Theater Co. (Inc.), lamM'O. fiio. It. linker., (ieiieml Manager. Portland's Fanlilonablo Popular Price Playhouse. Home of thu Iuuomparabto linker Block Company. Now Yoar's Wuuk AUraotlon opening Hunduy Matlnuu, December 27, 1008, tomorrow, Ieo Dletrlohstelu'a fumous throe-aot furco comedy. Are You a Mason? Onq of ths cleverest and most pupular fnrcos ovar written Lot the old ytwr run oat iauKhltiK. and tho new como Iu with smiles. Puir tHinnnlh of the company. HUif!e Under dlrctotlon Mr. Donald IIomIkk. ' Hpwlal Matinee Friday (Nw Yoar's Duy) roKiilur Matinee. Sat' uidity j.eiiIiiK Prlc nhvtiy Ihe aa'i e 'M. :i. OOci Maliiues, 15, IWe Next week ZA'A." All mail or ph'jno orders re elvo special a'tentlon 3 f m H 1 1