Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-27


man, Maggie Cosper, Lizzie Church
Nellie Bsise, Ethel Cusick, Edni
Moody, Messrs. f. p. Thompson
X. p. Boise, Jr., w. J. Clark, Ralph
Moody, F. S. Dearborn, f. Willis
II. II. Thompson, II. $. Jordan and
o. w. Hinsdale Of Santa Clara.
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. /. n, Gil.
bert entertained a host of young
friends in honor of Mr.. Harold Gil.
bert, the occasion being his seventh
birthday. Presents, numerous and
costly, were received by the young
gentleman. The young folks en-
ioyed themselves playing games un-
til late in the afternoon, when they
were marched out to a delicate repast,
after which they departed, all join
ing in wishing their young host
many happy returns Of the day.
Those present were: Misses Eula
Greta Rosenberg, Leona
Gertrude Hirsch, Hattie
Litchfield, Genivieve Church, Ruth
Church, Loyce Frances Arnold,
Mabel Jones, Ida Jones, Hattie
and Carrie Willis, and
Masters Harold Gilbert, Myer
Claud Belle, Clifford Brown,
Eddie Scott, Russell McCully, Mer-
ril and Ralph Moores.
A FAREWELL PARTY.
Friday evening DR.. and Mrs. s.
r. Jessup gave farewell party in
honor of Miss Mae Carpenter, who
caves this afternoon for Portland,
where she will be joined by Mrs. l..
D. White, and thence proceed to
Michigan. Cards and social con-
,ersation were INDUCED i'm until
ate in the evening, when Il delicate
epast was served and the guests de-
'arted, wishing Miss Carpenter a
'leasant and happy trip Among
hose present were: Miss Mae Car
enter, Miss Minnie Perrine, Miss |
ruth Matthews, DR.. and Mrs. Jes-
up, Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Rogers,
)r. and Mrs. ID. w. Matthews, Mr..
nd Mrs. II. II. Ragan, Mr.. and
lrs. +. f.. Hoover, Mr.. Albert Jes-
Up, Mr.. II. =. Keller and Mr.. Clyde
.eller.
a PLEASANT RECEPTION.
Decidedly one of the most pleas
mt society events of the week was
lie reception, Monday evening, Civ
1 to Messrs. Cooke and Hal Patton
the residence of of Mrs. T.. n.
ook, by Mrs. j. NJ. McCully and
Iiss Ethel Crane. The young folks
the number of about thirty assem-
ed in the spacious parlors ut the
'lighttul Cook residence, and
ost joyous evening was passed.
ne earlier hours of the evening
ere pleasantly spent in parlor
mes, after which the parlors were
cared and all enjoyed themselves
gently tripping to the time of Il
lmberofeXcellent quadrilles, waltzs
c. a sumptuous repast was pre-
'red and all present partook of the
od things the entertaining host
SEES had prepared, after which
ncing was again INDUCED in, and
departed wishing for many =,
ppy returns Of the occasion. The
lair was II complete success.
lose present Were: Misses Ethel
nne, Josie Brown, Jessie Brev- :
an, Iaidee Palmer, Maud Runlette,
ssie Creighton, LYDIA Parrish, .
yra Albert, Addie Plamondon,
anch Albert, Clara McCully and /
lla McCully. Messers. III. ID. /
Itton, +. c. Patton, II. c. Smith
=, r. {. Crawford, +. o. Baker,
" Gilbert, IL, J. Singleton, G.. +
. Cook, Allen Cook, Howard -
wis, Guy Hirsch, Ii. b. Fisk. -
ester Murphy, Mrs. :. w. Church y
Il Miss Lizzie Church. !,
AN INTELLECTUAL TREAT. =,
I is not often that II Salem au- {;
nee has the privilege of listening N
m intellectual treat equal to the is
2 given Mt the opera house ON st
'sday evening. The high en- dr
NUNS which preceded Miss
hds were fully justified in her W
which showed culture of &,
highest type, and We're fully b
'reclated by the large and cul- w
'ted audience present. Her in
iings from DR., Sewer and inn su
sonation of the "Female Can. a.
SER were irresistible, and "Kath-
he's Visit to New York" kept the NJ
.ience convulsed with merrlment nv
powers in tragedy We're fully tes- te,
IN her painfully realistic imper-
alton OF MegMerriles, from the i'm me-
tai Scott, and was II reminder of or,
'rlotte Cushman in her best DAYS. II,
entire evenings entertainment IN,
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