Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-13
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Throsgh the Ci,y's Social Realms
Items from Neighboring
Towns.
REV. GwYNNE's RECEPTION.

Q pleasait spClstt~ ~ iut histotN va Wv
/ Presbyterian church was given.
I The church and aute.ruom were
well filed. A tine opportunity was
given for the congregation tn be-
come acquainted with their new
pastor aud each ether. After sing.
iny hy the choir which was led il
Prof. Parvin, Rev. Tuwi,send, oi
Turner, led in prayer, Rev. Clin,
In u very ap, rnpriaie aud pleasing
manner welcomed DIR. Gwynne L.
Salem. DIR. Gwynne's response was
peculiarly apt and was very murl.
enjoyed. Many of our resident pas
| tors were present as well as mem
/ her. of uther churches. AT the con
! clusinn uf these exercises the com
pany were invited to p.rtake of th
refreshments which the ladies had
prepared. No higher praise can le
given the repast set forth, than To
siy the Presbyterian ladies su--
tained their reputation in this re
.peci. Additional ,njnymen; was
\ ,dded tn the delicious fare 10y the
( ssir walters who served the gorl
things. In all respects IL WAS very
pleas ant affair.
A PLEASANT DANCE.
| There was q very pleasant dane,
liven last night at the a. y. l. W.
nall with A. J. Pasey as manager
and music by Profs. Coomer, Dia.
nond and Miss Pearle Scott. THE
/ following are thuse who took part il,
The evenings pleasure. Mrs. {. NJ
Rvnerson, Mrs. VIM. Reunie, Mrs
p. Lindgren. Misses Mary aud Nola
liudgren, Miss Alicp Blantnn, Miss
| Ella Macy, Misses Lulu and MaN
saver. Miss Minnie Anderson, Nli-'
Myrtle Durbin, Mis- Edith Sc!riuer
Miss May Baker, Miss I."t;a Helen
nraud, Miss Anna Ayers, Miss i"et
mi Miss Cregor. MIR. A. j. Basey,
Prof. Simmons, Mr.. H. Forsyth.
Mr. Joseph Dunlap, Mr.. john Rel
man, Mr.. Frank Savage, Mr.. Clar.
| B. irvine, Mr.. J. l.. Mitchell, Mr.
VI. L. Evans. Mr.. W. A. R,ines,
Mr.. NJ Durbin, MIR. john Neatch,
yir. VIM. Rennie, Mr.. F. Macy,
Mr. Will Tarpley, Mr.. Alta TT Stein
1T. Mr.. Walt Basey, Mr.. T.. A
Baker, Nir. w. A. WiiHins, Mr.
Chas Wilkins, Mr.. Chas. Town
s.nd, Mr.. Albert Basey aud Mr.. f.
| McGiuuis.
THE UNITY CLUB.
Met Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. VIM. England, on
Liberty Street. A number Of invit-
I'd guests were present. After he
rea,iing and discussion nf essays ul'-
uu Lafayette and Charlotte Cnnday
the company were entertained with
music and singing. Refreshments
were served and social passlinies
filed up the evening to a
late hour. Mrs. England as hostess,
made the evening one of the most
enjoyable of the many social events
of which she has been the center.
The club meets Tuesday Dec. IG,
at 7:30 p. M, at the Iesi .!ence of Mir.
Leo Willis. and Longfellow p' EN-
of Hiawailia will be the subject oi
essay, reading and discussion. The
meetings of the club are open to all
those who are in sympathy with it,
aims,
HOME MINSTREIS.
The Second Regiment band Is
/ making arrangements 10 give a
I minstrel entertainment at the opera
house New Years night. The band
will make extensive preparation aud
/ the performance will be first class
in every respect and no doubt will
attract a big house, as their effnris
deserve. The band l. As just rece we'd
about fifty dollars worth of the
latest and best music published, and
by the evening of the play will be
able to give Salem a class Of new
music never before executed in this
city. The boys are in Il condition
as an organization to furnish mus {
as never before and the people are
finding ii out and ere proud of theil
splendid band. The band will ais.
give another of its grand concerts Ia
the opera house next Friday night
Let the people turn out on this
OCCASION and show their apprecia'
tion of good music rendered hy
home talent.
sERENADE -sURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party VAS given Miss
Alice Steiner, at the residence Of heI
father, on l2ih street, Thursday
evening. While the little patty
inside were in the midst of iheiI
evenings pleasure, sweet strains O
music pealed firth from the front
yard. On investigation it prove'
to be the University band. to whCni
a hint had been offered that theiI
appearance would he appreciated
The band played about u half q
dozen Of their best selections. Th'
boys are coming 10 the front in the |
line, and are now able to render
some fine music-whie.i was duly
enjoyed on this OCCASION.