Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
All HaIlOws Observed With Jack
0LanteFDS.
THE GUlSS-PATTON NUPTlALS
Willamette Clubs Second Recep-
ton Other News.
A SURPRISE.


SURPRISE.
On All HalIows eve a surprise was
perpetrated on Miss Kittie HarbOrd at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. d. J. Fry,on
Commercial street. The party arrived
at $50 equipped with jack o. lanterns
aud a Halloween lunch of something
besides front gates and signboards.
There was singing, music, recitations
and after the lunch a few numbers OF
the dance were gone through with to
the delight Of all. Following were pres
ent; Misses Anna Younger, Mary
Vandersol. Jessie Breyman, Blanche
Albert, Ada Stapelton, Nina Huelat,
Casa Jeffries, Alice StoweIl, Addie
Payne, Della Payne, Lena Payne, Mary
Payne, MoIlis Bernardo. Helen Osborn.
Messrs. George Payne, Guy Talbot, Baz
Wagner, Harvey Cottle, Homer Crav-
en-, Perry Beamer, Clyde Keller, Geo.
Rogers, J. NJ. Woodruff, Jay Blakeny,
Fred Stewart, Max Buren, Walter
Buckner, Of Jefferson, J. Davis, Sam
Bishop, Geo. Rogers, of Chemawa, Roy
Reed, G. Hamilton, d. Dinsmore, Hal.
| ID. Patton.
GUIss PATTON.
A quiet wedding takes place at
WOODBURY. this Saturday evening at 6
O'Clock, Miss Leah Orsella Guiss of that
city and Edwin Cooke Patton of Salem
being the contracting parties. The Ger.
emony will be performed after the mar
riage service of the Episcopal church,
Rev. VIM. Lund of st. Paul's church
officiating at the residence Of DIR. and
Mrs. L. w. Guiss, in the presence OF rel
atives only.
The wedding will be very quiet one
after the ceremonisls a supper will be
taken and the bridal couple will take
the overland train for a three weeks
trip 10 San Francisco and other Cali
fornia points, visiting and Sightseeing.
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs Patton
will Immediately begin housekeeping
in the Patton residence on Court street.
No cards will be issued beyond the cir
Gle of relations. The bride is an accom-
plised lady of great natural beautv, the
only daughter of Mr.. Guiss the Wood
burn druggist,
Cooke" Patton is-well, everybody
knows him. He is a jolly leading young
business mau of Salem. He became in
terested In Woodburn business circles.
also having an interest In bookstore
there. He brings as a result Wood
burns fairest daughter to become a Sa.
lemite. And both the bride and groom
upon their return to Salem " ill be well
coined to Salem society.
THE wILLAMETTEs.
The Hotel Willamette presented q
gay appearance last Wednesday eve
ming, as the Willamette Social club
held its second reg lar reception. The
members had invited their friends, old
and young, and happy time was had
|
lord Wagner is taking great pains t.
have the spacious reading rooms, din
ing room and parlors as comfortable a
money could make them. More con
venient and elegant apartments coulC
not be arranged for the accommodation
of such gatherings, and this alone add
much to the success of these social gath
erings of Salem's best people. Asid
from the pleasures afforded by excellen
quarters, the club has been fortunate il
securing the services Of the newly OF
ganlzed orchestra of the Second Regi
ment band, under the leadership o
Willis McElroy.
A number of enthusiastic whist play
ers were present, aud made up severs
tables of cards in the reading room
while those of terpsichorean turn o
mind, or foot, enj lyed u few hours OF
the elegantly polished floor of the din
ing room. These parties are proving
a great success, and all look forward tC
its bl-weekly meetings with a great de-
gree Of interest.
THE MOTHERS CLASS
in Mrs. p. S. knights Kindergarten
framing school met y, sterday with
good attendance. The subject of Froe
bells mother-p ays aud soags was con
tinued aud a growing Interest was man
ifested. The bringing of mothers into
a harmonious relation with the work o
the kindergarten aud carrying thai
same happy Influence for the .contro
and development Of chi dhOod nto th,
home is the object of these Ia etidg
which are patronized by some ( Sa