Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-07

Ross and Messrs. Keller, Chase and
Easton, will give grand entertain
ment at Reeds opera house. The
event will be one long remembered
in Salem. 1t will be one of the
richest musical treats ever given in
Salem. A chorus Of forty voices
will participate in the affair. Reserv-
ed seats on sale at Patton's.
MARRIAGE.
Marriage of Mr.. Louis Kibelie
and Miss Cora Whitney.
Invited guests filled the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Staiger on We'd
nesday evening to witness the mar
riage of their niece, Miss Cora Whit
ney to Mr.. Louis Kibelie. The Ger.
emony was impressively performed
by Rev. E. S. Bollinger, pastor of
the Evangelical Church Of this
city. The bride and groom then re-
eeiyed the hearty congratulations
of their friends. a beautiful we'd
ding supper then added to the pleas
ure of the evening. The happy
couple received many useful and
costly presents with the best wishes
of their friends for life eofunalloyed
happiness.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f. Staiger, Miss Pottorf, Miss
Lena Bier, Miss Addie Bowersox,
Miss Leona Gilmore, Miss Alice
Steiner, Miss Mary Steiner, Miss
Kibelie, Mrs. j. Burkholdel, Miss
Anna Diven, Miss Ida Purvine,
Mr.. Bishop, Mr.. KreIger, Mr.. Wood
ward, Mr.. John Moir, Mr.. H.
Schellburg, Mr.. j. Baumgardner,
Mr.. Lee Steiner, Mr.. B. Critchlow,
Mr.. f. Virgins, Mr.. Aral, Mr.. P.
Willis, Mr.. K. S. Bollinger.
SOCIAL GATHERING.
Last night a number of young
folks called in at the residence of
Mr.. Geo. Collins, on Court street, to
spend the evening with Miss Edna
Scott, who will leave tor hel home
in San Francisco Monday night.
Miss Scott formerly lived in Salem,
and has been visiting at Mrs. Geo.
Collins, during the past summer.
She will be missed by the circle of
young folks of this city that she has
mingled pleasantly with during
her stay in the city. The following
young folks were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Smith, Miss Edna Scott,
Miss Jessie Gill, of Portland, Miss
Edna Moody, Miss Nellie Edes,
Miss Reta Lonsdale, Miss Belle
Golden, Miss Gussie Giesy, Miss
Louisa Huelat, Miss Esther Collins,
Mr.. Lee Steiner, Mr.. Clare Baker,
Mr.. John Westacott, Mr.. Frank
Cross, Mr.. Henry Myers, Mr.. Otto
Wilson, and Mr.. John Giesy.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given in
honor Of Mr.. Ed Byrd, at the resi-
dence of his parents on Union
street last evening. The evening
was spent in playing various games,
and at late hour the young people
departed homeward after spending
delightful evening. The follow
ing young folks were present. Miss
Clara Litchfield, Miss Ida Burley,
Miss Lou Sayer, Miss Portia Knight,
Miss Mary Matthews, Miss Stella
Griffith, Miss Dimple Baker, Miss
Inez Rotan, Miss Lulu Sergeant,
Miss Mollie Bernardo, and Miss Mil
lie Rogers, Mr.. Homer Craven, Mr..
lDel. Dinsmore, Mr.. Oswold West,
Mr.. Fred Stewart, Mr.. Martin Dur
bin, Mr.. Charles McNary, Mr.. An
Gil Booth, Mr.. Horace Willis, and
Mr.. Atkin.
DIME SOCIABLE.
The residence of Prof. r. b. Nc
ElrOy, Superintendent of Public In
struction was scene of pleasant
ry last evening. The occasion was
social gathering called "dime
s0ciable," given for the benefit of
the Christian church. The attend
ance was very large and most de-
lightful time was spent in various
ways during the evening. These
dime gatherings are becoming quite
popular and serve to do good in & |
number of ways. Those present de-
parted at a ssasonable hour and eX-
pressed themselves as delighted with
the event.
PLEASANT HOUR SOCIETY.
The Salem Pleasant Hour Society
met Thursday evening at their hall
and spent very pleasant and social
evening. The attendance was good.
Dancing was the order of the eve
ming and those present participated
in tripping to the sweet strains of
music until the midnight hour, when
the society adjourned to meet again
Friday evening, December Goth.
Supper was served at the Candy
Kitchen afterward all departed for
their several homes. This society
has enjoyed some pleasant evenings
this winter and is now going ahead
under tiattering circumstances.
SUNDAY SEvICES.
The following programme will be
given at the M. +. church tomorrow
evening.
PROGRAMMES.
Gospel Hymns.
Prayer
Male chorus Harvest Time is Passing BY
Reading Scripture.
Duett--------M Miss Parish and Miss scriber.
Hymn, -"Jesus, Lover OF My Soul"
luartett, ,------------ 1.-The Heavenly CITY,"
Misses Adams and Brown and Messrs
Ep,sy and CHM.
solo, "The Good sima aritin" Pro-. Parvln
Remarks by the Pastor.
rio,---------------"T1ll Me me Old story"
Misses Hall land pea bonn ana Mr. Bozarth
Anthem,