Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-14
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Week Rich In Intellectual and
Social Pleasures--BOdy And
Mind Feasted to Safety.
YOUNG FOLKS PARTY.

Mind Feasted to Safety.
YOUNG FOLKS PARTY.
Miss Jennie McKinnon, daughte
of Warden McKinDon, at tn
prison, gave very pleasant part,
to bevy of her young schoolmatc
last Saturday afternoon. Hel
guests took the electric street ca
line and had jolly ride to and from
her residence, while under tn,
mOtherly guidance and care Of Mrs
McKinnon they enjoyed the after
noon to the full satisfaction anC
pleasure of all present. Straw
berries, shortcake, cakes and othc
delicacies were served in profusior
and her little friends vote Miss
Jennie the most successful enter
tainer in the city.
ENJOYABLE PICNIC.
The children of the Presby terian
Sunday school are enjoying them
selves this afternoon i'm the unal-
loyed pleasures Of picnic among
the cool shades Of Yew park, in the
vicinity of Arbor springs. The
street car company kindly gave
them the free use of the open cars
10 and from the grounds, and il
would be difficult to finl a happier
gathering than that which was the
result. Under charge of the lady
,llicers of the Sunday school ana
lther parents, the children are put
ting in the day in innocent amuse.
ments and feasting on the good
hings which the season affords
and considerate mothers provide.
THE HILLEARY5 AT HOME.
Homer and Clara lIillegry enter
tained number of friends at their
nome on Thursday the 18th in honor
IF their cousin, Miss Clara Perry, late
Of Burlington, Iowa.
The evening was interspersed with
games and music.
AT 1870 an elegant lunch was serv-
ed, after which the guests departed,
all agreeing the evening pleasantly
spent and long to be remembered.
Those present were the Misses
Violet Graham, Clara Perry, Clara
Hilleary, Onie Mckinney, Eva Sill
yer, Emma Stanton, Lulu Martin,
Fannie Mckinney, Elva and Maud
Savage, Dora Swires, Nettie Miller,
Elvy Mckinney, Ada Thomas, Ester
and Olive Robertson, Messrs r, G..
Brown, w. A. Graham, II. Hilleary,
Nj. Mckinney, r. Bleakney, S.
Read, $. Bleakney. ii. Richey, j.
Bleakney, o. c. Richey, G. Cor
nelius, II. Miller, o. Neal, Irwin Ro-
bertson.
THE wALLACE-LADUE TEA.
"Mrs. r. 5. Wallace and Mrs. w.
n. Ladue, Wednesday, June 18th,
three to six, tea" rhus read the
cards on the charming afternoon in
question, and AS result about three
hundred ladies were entertained al
the Wallace and Ladue lawns and
the Wallace home east of the state
house. The beautiful grounds were
comfortably seated and an orchestra
filed the hours with musical pro-
gram. The decorations in the Wal,
lace mansion consisted of "A well in
moss ferns and roses to the left oi
the reception hall. There was arus
tically lettered on the sweep Of the
well-CoME, and cooling draughts
were supplied by the novel device
Another well was built on the side
board Of the dining hall to portray
a Farewell. \ number Of rich
floral vases and other decorations
were noticed. Refreshments were
served to the great crush in the
beautiful dining room. Mrs. Wal
lace goes to day to take ber new
home in Polk county, and our city
loses in this lady an important social
factor.
BREYMAN-BROwN LUNCHEON.
During the past week several
hundred invitation cards were issued
among the society ladies Of Salem rs
follows:
Mrs. Werner Broyman,
Mrs. VIM, Brown,
Misses Breyman,
At Home.
ON Friday June 18th. from three until
six o'clock.
30 state street.
And on yesterday afternoon the beau
tiful Breyman mansion was
thronged with over two hundred of
Salem's fashionable ladies. All
were received and entertained by
the amiablc hostesses in most
cordial manner and the occasion
was one long to be remembered.
The spacious grounds and residence
were adorned with n wonderful
array of natural aud cut flowers,
The greatest profusion of roses and
all the delicate flowers OF the sea-
son were noticeable everywhere and
all arranged with the greatest taste
The Railways were festooned with
sweetbrler, while the dining hall
was artistically decorated with
pink roses, After a short season OF
social commune, the guests We're
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