Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-14
SURPRISE PARTY.

Of Miss Addie Graaf las,
Wednesday evening, by @
number of her friends, and
a general good time was had by all
present. About eleven o'clock the
happy crowd partOok of bountiful
lunch, after which games and pleas
ant social doings were INDUCED IN
until near midnight when the gay
surprisors returned home, feeling
that they had enjoyed a pleasant
evening. Among those present were
Miss Buna Smell, Miss Addie Graaff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Graaff, Mrs. Thatcher,
Miss Alice Veatch, Miss Geneva
Houle, Miss Minnie Thatcher, Miss
Carrie and Anna Veatch, Miss Jen-
ME Martin, Miss Emma Thatcher,
Mr.. Cook Patton, Mr.. Sam Graat,
Mr.. Frank Savage, Mr.. Joseph Des
Lauriess, Mr.. Smell, Mr.. Hal Pat
ton and Mr.. John Veatch, Frank
Arel.
CANDY PULLING, A SOCIAL DANCE.
One of the most enjoyable society
events the past week was the
Candy pulling and social dance"
given by the young society people
on Wednesday evening, Mt the
spacious and handsome residence OF
Mr.. Eugene Breyman. The event
was one not soon to be forgot ten by
those who were in attendance. The
evening was equally divided in
candy pulling and tripping gently
to the sweet strains of music. The
was pleasantly enjoyed and
n reporter was inquisitive enough to
ask, "Good Shepherd what fair
swain IL this which dances with
your daughter?" Those present on
this occasion were: Miss Minnie
Breyman, Miss Lena Breyman, Miss
Ada Breyman, Miss Edna Moody,
Miss Lizzie Church, Miss Nellie
Boise, Miss Ethel Cusick, Mr.. r. p.
Boise, Jr., Mr.. Otto Brevman of East
Mr.. Oscar Hinsdale, Of
Mr.. II. s. Jordon, Mr..
+. s. Dearborn, DR.. J. M. Keene ii.
III. Thompson.
THE SALEM DECORATIVE UNION
will meet at the residence of ex-
Governor Moody on Monday
evening, September 10. 1t is ex-
pected that the new plan for inn
proving Wilson avenue rs prepared
by the landscape gardner Of Corvallis
will be on exhibition at the meeting,
and II is earnestly requested that all
and committees attend ut
3 O'clock.
LAWN TENNIS CONTEST.
The lawn tennis contest at Will
sons Avenue, last Tuesday evening,
attracted many visitors to that
resort. 1t had been
stated that the battle of raquets was
to be one of the most memorable
ever seen In the city of Salem. The
of the committee were in
in their efforts to make
the arrangements for the comfort
and convenience of the guests per
feet, as number OF pleasant seats
were provided for the occasion. 1t
had been announced that the con-
test would end this seasons playing
10 some degree. All this combined
20 make the attendance large. The
evening was u most enjoyable one,
md to awaken expectation of she
most pleasurable nature.
II was a perfect San Rafael even
ng. The cool evening breeze was
'ery bracing. II famed to coolness
he gayly.dressed players, whose
fright costumes presented n kaleido-
copic effect rs they fitted TO aud
ro In pursuit Of the elusive ball,
which, impelled with force by some
killed contestant, seemed but
LEAN of light or u swiftly moving
hadow. The first game was called
bout 5 o'clock, when the young FIR
rees and tall naples that surround
he court were shown In grotesquely |
loving silhouettes at the feet Of the
layers rs the sun peeped suddenly
'om a thin cloud or white hood
'hich at times obscured II nom
lew.
The seats wsc comfortably seated
ith many visitors, and each move
lent OF the players was watched
ith eagerness.
The game was contest between
le Marion Square club and the
ewly organized willsoa Avenue
ub. The contet WAS the two best
it OF three, but as the Marions won
le two first games the third game
us not played. Following Is each
ayers name and In which game
'ey particirstea' y