Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-14
evening had been one of pleasure
and real enjoyment.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

terta1ne0 IeW invited IrlenOS, tne
occasion being the 1st anniversary of
their marriage. The pleasant parlors
of the hotel were decorated with
paper flowers and various trimmings
of '"tissue paper" The first ami
Wedding. The evening was pleas
antly spent with music, games, etc. +,
after which an elegant supper was
served in the dining room. At a
seasonable hour the guests de-
parted, leaving numerous presents
of the paper variety, and wishing
the host aud hostess many happy
returns of their wedding day.
OPEN MEETING.
The open meeting of the Philo-
largely attended and the hall was
filled to overflowing by members
and friends who had gathered to
hear program which was well
rendered. Promptly at 7:3O o'clock
President J. J. Fitzgerald called the
society to order by rapping with his
gavel. The first on the program
was a composition by J. T. Lee, sub
ject: "The Mound Builders" which
was we'll composed and showed
due preparation. This was followed
by a defamation by w. B. Tabor,
which was well received. The So
clety was then favored by an ora
ton by j. +. Ailshie, on advance
of Government" which was pro-
nounced in pleasant and fOrcible
manner, and was listened to with
much interest.
The society then listened to
quartet by Messrs. Lee, Legg, Rid
dings and Sleeves, who received
hearty encore, to which they re-
sponded with a second selection;
this was followed by discussion of
the question, Resolved; That ma
pOleOn was u greater general than
Washington" The debate was
opened on the affirmative by b. l..
Sleeves, who, in glowing terms, set
forth the requisites for a great gen.
eral as exhibited in Napoleon. He
was followed by Levi Magee, by
whom Washington's career, was
held out in a firm and resolute man
ner, the difficulties he was compelled
to contend with and the successes
to which he attained. H. n.
Rounds then spoke in behalf
of the affirmative. He pictured
Napoleon at the head of all the
generals whom the world called
great, and maintained his ideal in
a firm and logical manner. f. l..
Moore succeeded him to the platform
in the defense of the negative from
whom the society had the pleasure
of hearing some good arguments.
The question was decided by the
judges in the affirmative. The last
on the program was q quartette by
Messrs Kelly, Bagly, Goddard and
Legg.
The societies then adorned and
the remainder of the evening was
spent In social converse, games and
other amusements, and a good time
was had by all who had the pleas
ure of being present.
LAWN TENNIS SOCIAL CLUB.
The members of the Avenue Lawn
Tennis Club were pleasantly enter
tained ut the handsome residence Of
Mr.. J. H. Albert, on Wednesday
evening, and were entertained by
Mr.. Jos. Albert and his sisters, Misses
Blanche and Myra. The club have
organized themselves into "social
club" for the winter, and some real
good times they are having too.
And this case was not an exception
to the rule. The spacious parl0rs
were all aglow with pleasantly and
IL was ut late hour before those
present felt the least desire for a few
hours sweet repose. The club
feel very gratefully 10 their
fair entertainers for the amusement
furnished them on the occasion.
Those present were: Miss Agnes
Earhart, Miss May Boise, Miss Rate
Dalrymple. Miss Jessie Dalrymple,
Miss Hirscb, Miss Lulu Hirseh, Miss
Mable Gray, Miss Grace Gillingham,
Miss Ruth Matthews, Miss Kate
Dearborn, Miss Jessie Northup, Miss
claggeit, Miss Louise Huelaf, Miss
Belle Golden, Miss Gussis Giesy,
Miss HolyersOn, Miss Edith Krausse,
Miss Xadie Palmer, Miss Rita
Lownsdale, Miss Lillie Lilchheld,
Mlss Nellie i.IichBeld, Mr.. A, w.
6iesy, Mr.. John Giesy, Mr.. Chas.
Chase, Mr.. j. q. 2nnllh, Mr.. w.
Is, i,aJue, Mr., Cbas. Cooper, Mr..
beo. Brown, Mr. John Weslaeoii,
Mr. Fred wlgglns, Mr. John Phil.
lips, hr, l,onls AinswOiih, Mr..
pleroe, Mr Allyn rook, Mr., Otto
Wilson, MI II Singleton, Mr., Van.
duyD, MT Y baker, Me- thas, Mo
Mary, Mr. Lac Steiner
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tOiiis, MI, aud Mrs, tugsns Iisy.
man, Nj ADd Mr.. y, NJ, Walls, |
NJ Apd hls g. Keller, Mr, aDd
MIS-, u, Mot, Patton, Ms, ~, |
I,0unnlialr, hr iiabflelson, NJ, aud
hn, Wm fngland, and 4 N, nil
lis1i, ilii ~ lbg frsldFnne ~ Nj q. |
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~ batter 1ns pould Va sliRgsslsd,
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