The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-02-22

Heine brought music from. that violin
was marvellous, and every piece render
ed by him was received with hearty
encore. The playing on the tin
whistle was grand and wonderful.
The singing by Miss Heine and the
instrumental music by her mother was
very fair. The recitation by the yonng
gentleman was quite funny, and his
medal that he wore was very attractive,
but IT. on too low place.
DRIVE WHIST PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston Cox gave a
drive whist party on last Saturday
evening to number of their
friends. This fascinating game was
participated in until the usual number
of games had gone the rounds, after
which on investigating matters it was
discovered that Jesse wilkins and
Wesley Todd had scored the greatest
number of points, when each were
presented with very elegant valentine;
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox "took the bakery"
when it came to making the least
number of points and they were pre-
sented with comic valentines as the
BOBBY prize. Refreshments were served,
after the ending ofthe games, which
Ewere of excellent flavor, and then
short time was enjoyed in social inter-
course. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Higgins, Misses Mollie
Fisher, Nida Ferguson, Lilly Paul,
Miss Heffiemen, and Miss Meagre;
and Messrs. John Buchanan, H.
wilson, Frank Conover, Ed. Crystal,
Jesse Wilkins, Wesley Todd and David
Link.
, AT Mr. AND MRS. J. A. cAUTHoRN's.
The regular parlor meeting was held
at the residence of Jas. A: Cauthorn
on First street on last Friday evening,
the subject discussed being care drugs
necessary to the cure of disease.
J. w. Rayburn acted as chairman o
the evening, and after Prof. Hull had
made a short prayer, he gave his views
(against) on the subject. Others fol
lowed, including DIR. Farra, who, ol
course, spoke in the affirmative.
> After the discussion ended evesy ont
. participated in general conversation
:, and this was followed by an elegan
spread of refreshments. Among those
present were: Rev. A. Rogers, Prof
Letcher, Mrs Thos. Graham, Mrs
J. Burnett, Mrs Prof. Berchtold, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Johnson, Mrs. Wallac'
, Nash, DIR. and Mrs G. R. Farra, Mr.
/ and Mrs. J. w. Rayburn, Prof ane
=; Mrs. w. N. Hull, S. 7. Jefries, ProI
a and Mrs. E. R. Lake, Alton Addition
Is Jos. Wilson, Miss Meagre, Mrs. Cav
'r lishaw, Miss Spencer, Miss Emm
/ Thompson, Mrs. J. L. Hershner, Miss
es Ida and Eda Belknap, Miss Bristow
Mrs. Baldwin.
ID THE K. OF P. BALL.
rs On Tuesday night occurred the silve
anniversary of the organization of th
. Knights of Pythias, and in order to c.
" memorate this special occasion Valle
" Lodge of this city gave ball at tn
@ city opera house. The decoration
- we're very nicely arranged, there bein
y festoons and pictures on the walls, vii
30 large looking glasses at different point
the stage curtain was arranged wit
60 the regalia of the order. Eat
= window in the house contained eig
~ lightt d candles with probably abol
% 100 on the gallery railing, and NUT
. Der on the outside on the portic
Promptly at 9 o'clock the orchestr
= consisting of David Link, violin, Ho
' Wayman st. Clair, cornet, Jos. Span
- Ter, clarionet, and Chas. Mueller,
~ Albany, pianist, started the music t
% the grand march, John R. Scraffo
" and wife leading, followed by TWEEN
. couples. Among those present. duril
the evening were Zephin and Mrs. Jo
u" A. O. Ecklesen, DR.. and Mrs. j.
VIZ Lee, James and Mrs. Dunn, Jesse--al
-. Mrs. Spencer, Charles and Mrs. Moo
~ Thos. and Mrs. Callahan, David a
se Mrs. Osborn, G. 1. and Mrs. Henk
o' G B. and Mrs. Smith, L. E. and M
Beach, VIM. and Mrs. Taylor, M
Morrison, Mrs. Grefoz, Mrs. Gain
Mrs. J. L. johnson, Mrs. M.
Pipes, Mrs. John Kelsay; Miss
'od Matte Burnett, Sarah Jacobs, E
ed Belknap, Ida Belknap, frankie Calaw
is. Nettie Ground, Barbarah Helm;
ce, Ora Spangler, Emma Lawrence, An
hV Lewis, Carrie, Lena. Tllie, and Her
em eta Harris, Carrie Stock. Miss Ca