Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-27
SALEM SOCIAL NOTES.
Doings Among the Society Folk-The
Attractions, Etc.

m Inc COLUMNS Oh lDc tA1II a.
y JOURNAL are so crowded on Satur
Is day evenings, on account Of TIN
Social Notes, as to be forced t.
= leave out a large amount Of interest
70 ing local matter. Also religious in
" telligence and general miscellaneou'
e. readiSg for Sunday is about to suf
: fer curtailing. For this reason the
- space allotted TO social eyents has
d been curtailed, hence il has beer
thought advisable to publish the
=. social notes on Friday evenings
: which may be done hereafter. This
would give the weeks pleasures
= completely as there are few parties OF
= balls given on the last twoevenings,
: and will probably be more satisfac-
. tory all around.
A THURSDAY TEA.
Mrs. J. II. Albert gave "Tea" at
her residence last evening. A boun-
tirul lunch was served and most
enjoyable time had by all present.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Cards are out announcing the
b,.rpihal of Miss Clara Simon and
Mr.. Leopold Kalten Of Portland.
Miss Simon is sister Of /. Simon Of
this city.
THE HESPERIANS.
The Alka-IIcsperian society this
evening will discuss the questions:
Res solved, That the right of suffrage
should depend upon II property
qualification. This Is subject
rich in argument and its discussion
promises to be of great interest.
\ THURSDAY LUNCH.
At the residence of Mrs. X. p.
Boise in North Salem pleasant
family luncheon was given Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Hastings of Boston. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent There were
none present save relatives, but the
occasion was an enjoyable one.
A COMING TREAT.
On Monday evening at the opera
house will he presented II pleasing
program in commcmOration of the
Washington inaugural centennial
anniversary. The entertainment is
being given by the ladies of the
Christian church, and will he an
elaborate affair.
THE WINTER CLUB.
The Winter dancing club last
night gave the most pleasant party
of the the series. On this occasion
Diamonds hall was the scene of
merry throng of happy dancers. At
one time eight sets were on the
floor and joy was unconiined. The
of the light fantastic was
continued until "A late hour and when
the last number was announced
there were many to regret that
the season was so nearly at an end.
THE PHILADoRIANS. ,
This club of forensic debates last
night discussed the question, Re. ,
solved, that the Chinese should be
expelled from the United States. ,
The Affirmative argued with no lit ,
tie effect that ON account of the foul {
habits of the Chinese, their love for 4
opium and utter degradation the |
brown-skinned sons of the land of ,
popplcs should bc banished, while =
he negative lahurcd to establish the {
.hought that as matter OF Justice I
Ind right the Chinese should be re- !
aimed here. President Anderson
cndcred II decision favoring the |
Negative. |
oIn FOLKS WHIST CLUB.
This popular club met at the resi- j
icnce of Mrs, j, j. Murphy last l
Nenlng' There were present: Mr..
mi Mrs Eugene Brcyman, Mr.. l
nd Mrs. Charles l.. Keller, Mr.. I
nd Mrs Il. B. Flemming, Mr.. and IA
'irs, Geo. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
:, NJ, Waite, Mr., and Mrs. skinner,
lrs, Webb, Mr., and Mrs. J. j. a
iurphy, Mr., and Mrs, j. q. Wright I,
nd Mr. and Mrs, :. +, Chadwick. N
iuch amusement was occasioned ~
y the distribution OF prizes To the q,
unfortunate whitcwashed, 4" and n
tier bountiful lunch, the club ad. r,
'urned Ia meet next week at Mr.. n
nd Mrs, T, T.. Holverston's. n,
\ MUSICAL RECITAL. ii
Every seat in the University chapel IL
as taken last night, the OCCASION p'
ing n musical recital by the stu. Va
'htS of the conservatory of music. ct
he program consisted of eighteen AZ
lmhers, among which wtrc instru- II
entail quartets, trios, solos, and te'
'cal solos, duets and quartets. The so
clIal Was a pleasant occasion, M
any of the renditlons being par. q
'ularly worthy Of note, Iii To he III
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