The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-22
SOCIETY'S DOINGS.
SOME OF THE EVENTS IN CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY THUS WEEK.

SOME OF THE EVENTS IN CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY THIS WEEK.
A few of the most intimate friends of
MIR. and Mrs. I. Graham gathered at their
residence on Tuesday; evening last and en-
joyed an hour of two of social. pastime.
The ladies' aid society of the Evangelical
church, this city, will give supper this
Friday evening at the residence of L. Allen.
supper hours from p. IN. to 7 p. m. The
proceeds OF the supper are to be applied to
the repairing of the Evangelical church.
Price of supper 25 cents. All cordially in
vited. r..
... LIGGOTT FOIsTER MARRIAGE.
At the Congregational parsonage, Novem-
Der Goth, 1889, by Rev. A. Rogers, Frank
L. Liggott and Miss Addie Nj. Foister, both
of PhllOmath. f.. s.. ..
Wrs. Woodin. of Albany, inspected the
Woman's Relief Corps, No. 7, on Monday
afternoon last, and afterwards she was ten.
dered a reception at the residence of Mrs.
+. M. johnson by the members of that
order.
LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Susie Sanuels and her daughter
Allie, formerly of Corvallis but now of
Portland. were here this week in attend.
ance to the Huston Burnett wedding, and
together with Miss Lizzie Keesee, took
lunch with Mrs. +. M. johnson yesterday.
RoHRER-ALDRICH WEDDING.
On Sunday, November 18th, at Summit,
Oregon, Miss Emma P Aldrich and Chas.
Rohrer were married at the residence of G.
L. Grain The bride is well.kuown in BEN
ton county as the daughter of !. Fl. Aid
rich, who was the editor of the Newport
News for a number of years bat is now To-
Gated III Arizona
HUSTON BURNETT NUPTIALs.
On last Wednesday evening, November
Goth, 1889, occurred the social event of this
season at the residence of Judge John Bur-
nett, northwest corner of Monroe and
Fifth street. The occasion was the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett's youngest
dang ghter, Matte, to Robert H. Huston. so
we'll and favorably known in this city. The
invited guests to the number of sixty or
more began to arrive few minutes before
8 o'clock and at the appointed honr the
large and beautiful home of Judge Burnett
presented Il very happy appearance by being
filled by many happy persons-consist-
ing of the elite of this city. friends from
Portland and Albany, Judge r. S. Bean of
the circuit court, and several prominent
attorneys. To the music of the wedding
march skilfully rendered by Mrs. Ida
(Burnettl Callahan, the father Of the bride
accom- panied by his estimable wife entered
the spacious parlor followed by Mr.. Huston
supporting upon his arm the one who, in
name of Mrs. r. II. Huston and took
their places under most artis.
tical:y arranged umbrella of crysanthemums
suspended from the ceillng. Rev. DR..
Thompson, of the Presbyterian church. ap.
! preached aid stood in the center of the
room and performed the impressive mar
riage ceremony which made Robert and
Matte husband and wife, Then came the
| warm and hearty congratulations from the
| hands of the guests present After a time
of most pleasant, social interchange and en-
| joyment, delicious refreshments were serv
ell and happily continued the festivities
If the evening. The presents were many
| in number and rich in value and variety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston are truly to ht
| complimented on the expressions of joy IL,
this happy event; ana Judge BURNETT an
his wife have again demonstrated thei
hospitality in entertaining so royalty theil
| friends ul,on this eventful OCCASION.
The bride was richly attire'l in robes o
nuns yelling with bridal veil pendant from
her head crested with flowers. Many an,
many are the good wishes that follow
Robert aud Matte as they start forwart
| OH the hopeful voyage Of welded life.
To-day they leave for their future hom,
| in Albany, where the bridegroom has
position as book keeper iu one of the lead
| ing business honses.