Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-06
IN THE POLITE WORLD
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gfatulations bebindi Among those
present wefei Mr.. aud Mrs. u. D.Oim-
sted, MIsses Nora, Delta, and Winnie
Walker, Stella, Lotta, Bessie, and win.
ME Sherman. Lors ssd Maude Hook.
EFT, Gertrude and Mattel Davis, May
McMiiIen, Viola Emert, Lena Micalis,
Belle West, May Sanders, Ida Rutben-
hagen and Elva Burt, Messrs. Ed. Al.
bert, and Bert Macy, Jim, Albert and
Bert Macy, Jim and Albert Roberts,
Arthur and Roy Burt, George stephen,
Annie Rains, Lutte Hockett, Charles
lie Grand, Howard Jones, Will Savage.
A FAREWELL RECEPTION.
was given Thursday evening, at the
residence Of ED Sauter, In Yew Park,
10 honor Of Tbos. Moody, who has been
clerk ct Strong's restaurant for some
time. He goes to his home 10 England,
via British Columbia, and was given b
hearty Godspeed on bic voyage, by
about q score Of his young friends.
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pleasant evening was spent.
Those present at the goodbye given
Mr.. Moody were: Mr.. and Mrs. 5au.
ter, Mrs. N. j. Lottritz, Miss Belle Sny-
der, Miss Ida Smith, Miss Emma Starr,
Miss Dora Rstzburg, Miss Lille Rstz-
burg, Mr. Fred Stsiger, Mr.. A. Bow
man, Mr.. VIM. Miller, Mr.. Walter
Lennon, Mr.. Will Jarvis. Mr.. T. q.
Moody.
ANOTHER FAREWELL.
At the home of Mr.. j. N. and Mr.. K.
N. Starr, No. 1888 Chemeketa street, last
Wednesday a hearty farewell party
was rendered, Mr.. Moody, who left to-
dag for Victoria, b. q. Refreshments,
games and singing made the event one
pleasantly TO be remep. .bered.
Those present were: Miss Lulu
Johnson, Miss Addle Payne, Miss Zulu
Hunt, Miss Matte Hunt, Miss Laura
starr, Miss Emma Starr, Miss Lulu
Geren, Miss G. Campbell, Miss Banch
Campbell, Miss Mary Jones, Mr.. T. G,
Moody, Mr.. J. N. Starr, Mr.. J. H.
Campbell, Mr.. w. f. Starr, Mr.. E. Lee,
Mr.. Geo. Dunsford, Mr. 4. N. Starr,
Mr.. T. G. Baker, Mr.. F. Churchill, Mr..
w, A. Jarvis, Mr.. f. Sellwood and Mr..
G.. II. Harris.
RECEPTION TO AN IowAN.
The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs,
X. +. Parkhurst, last evening was
thrown open to few intimate friends.
The occasion being In honor of Miss
Mccormick who is visiting here from
Iowa. Music, dancing and cards whiled
away the time until dainty refresh.
ments were served when all retired,
having enjoyed most pleasant even
ing.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
f. +. Parkhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
johnson, the Misses Nellie Mccormick,
Ida DeLong, Marie Messick, frankie
Parkhurat, Marie Parkhurst, Mr.. &.
ii. Brown, Mr.. Harry Singleton, MIR.
Charles Wilson, Mr.. f. Buerman and
Mr.. Eugene Henry.
DRESS REFORM.
The Dalles Chronicle says of lady
recently at Salem:
Miss Mable Jenness will lecture In
various coast cities on dress reform.
She Is reported to be handsome, refined
and graceful, without any Of the ex-
treme womaps rights mannerisms
which give man the cold chills. She
believes there Is room for improvement
In woman's dress; that woman can be
attractive and beautiful In the eyes of
all without making herself uncom-
Portable or feel she Is in danger OF burst
ing stay and scattering herself around
promiscuously.
MUSICAL RECITAL.
The Conservatory of Music gave last
evening an Informal musical recital,
which was very successful, the pupils
showing great Improvement. Those
participating were: Miss Jory, Miss
Newsome. Mias Cleaver Miss Simon,
Miss Maggie Anderson, Miss Culbertson,
and Miss Aftermath.
A RECITAL.
The pupils Of Miss Scriber will give
an elocutionary recital "Wednesday |
evening, May 10th, at the University
chapel. They will be assisted by Miss
Butler, soprano, and Mr.. Matt Wahn,
baritone, and good program will be
presented. Everybody is invited, aud
no admission will be charged.
INcoRPoRArED.-Today the Stud
ents' Boarding Association Of Mon
mouth tiled articles, with g., 200 capital.