Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
SALEM SOCIETY NEWS.

nt " lhhltF EONttNJ 49,
a supper and social Tuesday eve
that was attended with great sue
cess. There was very good time
had and the occasion was honored
with the presence of number OF
representatives and senators and
their ladies.
OLD FOLKS WHIST.
This club held its regular session
at the home of State Treasurer
Metschan, on Stale and Twelfth
streets, on Wednesday evening last,
The functions of the evening were
conducted by Mrs. Metschan and
daughters. The guests were: Ex-
Governor and Mrs. Chadwick, Mr..
and Mrs. e. NJ. Waite, Mr.. and
Mrs. Breyman, Major and Mrs.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Representa-
tive Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. Cottle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, DIR.
and Mrs. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holverson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cross, Mr..
and Mrs. Sutherland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming, Lieutenant and Mrs. Han
cock, Judge j. j. Murphy, Major
Hodgkin, Mr.. and Mrs. Willman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabrielson, and Lieut.
enapt Cloman.
THE ENTIRE NOUS
will hold its next legislative recep-
ton at Reeds opera house Monday
evening, February 9Th. A number
of Portland people have already
signified their intention to be there.
THE BAND CONCERT.
Thurday nights entertainment is
highly spoken of. The house was
fair but not crowded owing to the
snowstorm. The band played its
favorite melodies. Willis McElroy's
cornet solo would be hard to surpass
by any expert. Mr.. Poppa's clar-
ionet solo delighted all. "rhe
Warbler would be hard to beat.
Miss Parr did not appear, and Miss
Parrish was thrice encored, singing
five pieces, showing great culture in
all. Miss Vapdersoll recited well
and the farce was very laughable.
| RETROGRESSIvE WHIST.
One of the pleasantest social events
of the week was retrogressive
whist party, given by Mr.. and Mrs.
I. w. Berry, at the warden's
apartments at the penitentiary, in
honor of their guests, Miss Graves
and Miss Cardwell of Jacksonville.
The evening was spent in close.
ly contested game of whist, the
first prizes being won by Miss Lena
Breyman and Mr.. Harry Jordan. the
BOBBY prizes being awarded to Miss
Helen Edes and Mr.. Henry Meyer.
| Refreshments were served at
eleven o'clock. after which the
rooms were cleared for dancing
which was enjoyed until late hour
when all departed declaring they
had spent very pleasant evening.
Among those present were Mr.and
Mrs. 1. w. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
8. Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Cavanaugh, and Mrs. Ross of Port
land. Miss Mae Boise, Miss Lena
Breyman, Miss Mary Stout of Port
land, Miss Helen Edes, Miss Ada
Breymsn, Miss Anna Breyman, Miss
Julia Metschan, Miss Genevieve
Hughes, Miss Lizzie Graves and
Miss Rose Cardwell of Jacksonville.
Messrs. III. III. Thompson, p. II.
Darcy, Henry Meyers, Harry Jor-
dan, w. J. darcy and Chas. Nick
ell of Jacksonville.
DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN.
The entertainment at the opera
house February l4th, will be one OF
the finest attractions ever held In
salem. Tickets will soon be on sale
at the book store, and reserved seats
can be secured. The Ladies' Socl-
ETY. OF the Congregational church
are working hard TO make il grand
success.
| PUPILS RECITAL.
Miss Scriber will give pupils
recital at the university chapel next
Wednesday evening, Feb. lst for
the benefit of the Pbilodusian 60
ciety. An admission fee Of rs cents
will be charged. Following is the
program:
PROGRAM.
Leadville Jim---M Mr.. VIM. Morris
The Wedding Fee
Miss Nora Harris
The Clowns Baoy
Miss Eta Williamson
Vocal Duet
--M Miss Scriber Mr.. Kundret
Fall of the Pemberton Mills
Miss Sergeant