Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-29
SOCIETY EVENTS OF A WEEK
The "Willamettes" A New Social
Organization on the Tapis-
Secret and Other Societies.
THE wILLAMETTEs

THE wILLAMETTES
met Wednesday evening with all the
eclat of an initial gathering. The
elegantly appointed parlors of the
"Hotel," after which the club bears
it's name, reflected great credit upon
Col. and Mrs. A. I.Wagner, who are
charter members. There were near
ly forty present, and some remark
able scores at whist were run up.
The club congrstulates itself that
the first gathering was social sue
cess. No lunch was served, but a
number of the members gifted with
good appetites, stayed their hunger
at all the restaurants on the line of
march, and some reached home with
doughnuts in their hands.
THE PRIZES
went in q most agreeable manner,
DIR. E. B. Philbrook and Mrs. f. N.
Derby taking first each, and Mrs. E.
M. LAHORE, by having hard run Of
invertebrate partners got the lady's
BOBBY. For the gentleman's BOBBY
there were three tied contestants
and several who tried to get into the
ring. Lee Steiner, G. d. Gabrielson
and A. f. Hofer, jr., finally drew
cuts for the booby prize for gentle
man and, with his usual luck in
shooting off tie, G. ID. Gabrielson
of the Salem Rod and Gun club got
it. The next meeting of Willamette
Social Club will be dancing party,
date to be announced. The com.
mittee of ladies and gentlemen of
arrangements, deserve a credit mark
for their able efforts at making the
first meeting brilliant social event
at the opening of the season.
THE ENTIRE NOUS
are new social organization with q
French title. They are mostly
young people who formerly met at
the lovely state house parties and
partially of the Assembly club.
They will give four or five select
dancing parties at Reeds, that will
be quite swell affairs. The organi-
cation is not fully perfected, but the
JoURNALSocial columns give this as
advance news of what may prove
a most formidable society factor.
A SURPRISE.
There was surprise party ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Lousignont, at
their home on Liberty street, We'd
nesday evening. Games and dane
ing was the feature of the evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lousignont, Mr.. and Mrs. Nevill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kaiser, Miss Ida
Haas, Miss Garrison, Miss Flora
Watson, Miss Lille Green, Miss
Torguay. Miss Maggie Grill, Frank
Haas, Jack Evans, Walter Green,
Nicholas Moffit, Roma Hunter, Os-
,ar Neal, Mr.. Shrives.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The Will annette club meets Nov.
3sh, for dancing.
The Motor Whist club will meet
next Tuesday evening, Nov. 1st, at
Eugene Breyman's, in honor of his |
DR.. and Mrs. IT. w. Harris enter |
aimed a number of their friends |
asst Saturday evening, it being the
occasion of their 10th wedding ami
,ersary. They were the recipients
# several nice presents and very
enjoyable evening was spent by the
whole company.-Eugene Guard,
Oct. 25.
The Old Folks club meet with Mr..
md Mrs. j. g. Wright next Fri
lay evening.
"B" co.'s SWING.
Friday evening was attended by
fifty couples who danced until 2
J. m. to excellent music from Den-
on's orchestra. All had a good
ime and the social committee will
rive a grand ball Thanksgiving
light.
A HALLOWEEN SOCIAL
1'll be given at the NJ. E. parsonage
fondsy evening, Oct. 81. 1t is to
g conducted by the Young Wom-
MS Foreign Missionary society and u
'ill be novel affair Of the most
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