Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-19


ing for many returns of such events.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was rendered at
the residence of Mr.. Wallace McIn-
tyre, on Commercial street in honor
of Miss Millie Rodgers. on FRI
day morning of this week. The Oc-
casIOn was one of the most pleasant
events of the season. A large con-
course of friends were present and
various games were INDUCED in until
a late hour when bountiful lunch
was served. The many surprisers
departed soon after lunch was served
after spending a most pleasant eve
ming with the admired hostess.
FAREWELL TEA.
The residence of Mrs. A. Grant
in North Salen, was the scene, on
Friday afternoon of pleasant and
most enjoyable "Social Tea," given
by Mrs. Grant, who takes her de-
parture On the 18th of November
for her former home in New
Zealand. Mrs. Grant will be absent
about six. months. The house was
tastefully decorated with ivy and
flowers OF the season, the dining
room especially, presenting most
pleasing appearance, pyramid OF
ed much attention formed the cen.
ter piece of the table, which was
ladened with all the delccacies that
can be provided for such IN occa-
sian. Those present were Mrs. A.
Grant, Mrs. Geo. Williams, Mrs ID.
+. Wagner, Mrs. A. n. Gilbert,
Mrs. A. Wheeler, Mrs. John G.
Barker, Mrs. w. w. Martin, Mrs.
VIM England, Mrs. J. Q. Wilson,
Mrs. w. $. Boggs, Mrs. Cbas. Gray,
Mrs. A. NJ. McCully, Mrs. J. J.
Murphy, Mrs. j. H. Alberts, Mrs.
S. X. Jessup. Mrs. VIM. Mitchell,
Mrs. d. McCully, Mrs. 7. J. Cher
rington, Mrs. J. II. Strickler, Mrs,
F. Muir, Mrs. q. w. Webb, Mrs. r.
b. Flemming, Mrs. f. NJ, Wait,
Miss Muir, Mrs. F. j. Babcock,
Mrs. Eugene Breyman, Mrs. j. w.
Crawford and Mrs. Strong, Mrs. T.
H. Hubbard. At the company dis
persed, all expressing themselves as
having spent most enjoyable af-
.ternOon, and wishing their most es-
timable hostess Il pleas'n journey
and safe return.
SALEM VISITORS.
Following is list of Salenites
who boarded the afternoon train for
the Exposition at Portland: Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Thatcher and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Leslie, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Strang, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. q. Wright, MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kuhn. Mr..
and Mrs. Byron, Miss Mamie Leslie,
Mrs. r.. b. Flemming, Miss Barber
shoot, Miss Neebert, Mrs. WIS. Boggs,
Miss Ella Smith, Miss Alice Steiner,
Mr. Napolian Davis, Mr.. l.. Stinson,
Mr.. Otto Wilson, Mr.. f. G. Smith,
Mr.. Frank Baker, Mr.. Scott Bozart,
Gen. Odell, Mr.. Clair Baker, Mr..
G.. l.. Basket, Mr.. w. Munly, Mr..
Chas. Litchfield, Mr.. Martin Dur
bin.
NUPTIALS.
The most notable wedding ever
solemnized in the north west took
place Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock, at Portland. 1t was the
marriage of Miss Carrie Ladd, young
est daughter of w. S. Ladd of Port
land and Mr.. Frederick Bailey Pratt,
of Brooklyn. n. Y. The ceremony
occurred ut the Calvary Presbyte-
rian church, and was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Landon. The floral deco
rations at both the church and
house were very beautiful, and the
reception at the brides residence,
following the ceremony at the
church was a most brilliant affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt intend to make
their home at Brooklyn, n. Y.
A COMING EVENT.
The citizens of Salem are to be
given an opportunity to spend few
hours pleasantly with number of
Salem's noted singers and musicians.
More than likely this event will
occur on Wednesday evening of the
coming week. The principal actors
on this occasion will be Miss Long,
Miss Halle Parrish, Miss Leona
Willis, Miss Pearl Scott, the M. E.
choir, and a number of other noted
persons.
Miss Z. Bush is home from a pleas
ant trip to Portland.
Miss Nellie Edes has returned
home from Portland.
Mrs. ]. j. Dalrymple has been a
Salem visitor at Portland the past
week.
Miss Ada Calvert will return home
tomorrow evening, from pleasant
trip to the Metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Cottle were
visitors to the Industrial exposition
at Portland, this week.
Miss Edna Moody is visiting
friends in Portland and is also at
the great Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight spent
a portion of the past week amid the
various attractions at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Flint, If Rose
burg, are visitors at the residence of
Mrs. II. III. Dearborn, in South Sa-
lem,
John. Veatch of the CAPITAL
JOURNAL reportorial staff was one
Of the mauy Salem visitors to Port
land to-day.
The many friends of Mr. Hugh
will be pleased to learn
that he Is improving nicely from
his present sickness.