Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-11-12

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should be taken up In the same man
ner by other societies.
A SOCIAL HOUR.
A few friends gathered at the resi-
dence of Mrs. E. Breyman, corner
of Church and Court streets, last
evening and enjoyed a pleasant So
cial hour in conversation and whist.
An enjoyable time was had. Those
present at Mrs. Werner Breyman's
tea were: Mr.. and Mrs. t. Nc
F.Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Waite, Rev. and DIR. Lund, Judge
Moores and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Breyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Wer-
ner Breyman. The guests were
served by Misses Ada aud Annie
Breyman with fine lunch.
CARD OF THANKS.
The Salem Board of Charities take
this means of expressing its thanks
to the ladies of the Unitarian church
of this city for its contribution of
fifteen dollars, the proceeds of a
supper given under their manage
ment, and kindly placed in our
hands for distribution among the
deserving poor of our city. We full
ly appreciate their generous dona-
tion, and will endeavor to disburse
it judiciously. May other charitably
disposed societies, and individuals,
follow the example set by these no.
BILE women and by their moral and
financial support, aid US in more
successfully carrying forward the
work of our organization. The do
nation was timely as it was gener-
GUS, and again we thank the donors.
w. l.. WADE, President.
FRANK E. HoDGKTN, Secretary.
THE COMING SOCIAL EVENT OF THE
SEASON.
The committee of arrangements
for the grand party to be given on
Tuesday evening the 18th by the
Entire Nous social club who have
spared no pains to make it the social
event of the season. They have Sc
cnred twelve picked men from the
Marine band of Portland including
the kettle drums as al orchestra.
The grand march itself will be
feature and the gallery will be open
on that evening to give the music
lovers chance to listen to the
finest concert of orchestra music
ever given in the city. Tickets will
be sold to the gallery spectators, but
to attend the ball proper an invita-
tion is required.
THE WILLAMETTE CLUB
chartered the ordinary and dining
parlors of Hotel Willamette We'd
nesday. night for the first social
dancing party of the season by that
club. The rooms We're elegantly
accoutered by Mine Hosts, Col.
Wagner and lady. The older MEM
bers present played whist and the
younger tripped the canvassed
floors until near midnight. A more
select and happy company of young
married people never met in a go
cial way. They meet again Nov.
23d, and the committee like the
clubs quarters so well they have en-
gagged them for all of the season.
THE MOTOR WHIST
meets with Mrs. A. N. Gilbert
Wednesday evening next on the
occasion of the postmaster's BIRTH
day. The next Salem postmaster is
expected TO be present and will re-
ceive congratulations from the club.
The Old Folks whist club meets at
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Fleming's next |
Friday evening.
MRS. REEDS RECEPTION.
The ladies of Salem have been hos
pitably received during the past two
weeks by Mrs. s. Z. Reed at her
store. This lady succeeds Mrs. M.
K. Wilson In the millinery business,
and takes great pleasure in showing |
the Salem ladies what new things
she has introduced here. Among
the rest Is full line Of Partisan hats
and bonnets, the latest things in
dress hats, trimmed by an exper-
fenced milliner. A new line of
shaded silk velvets and high art
novelties In millinery has been
added. The beautiful display of
artistic feathers, birds, ponpons. apd
all the latest novelties known to
the profession are attracting wide
attention. The ladies are welcome
aud invited TO call and inspect all |
these new things.