The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-01-06
SOCIAL AsD Personal
THURSDAY

/ THURSDAY
Hon Allen Parker, of the Bay, Is in the
city.
Mrs Willis Calder. of Brownsville. is In
the city on visit
Mr. NJ Nolan, Corvallis i've merchant,
was In the city today.
II { Dunn, ex Marshal of Corvalii,.
and wife, are in the city visiting relatives
Walter Cam p. the gr' at foot bail expert.
passed through Alban, yesterday morning.
Mrs ] " Shumate las been visiting her
sister at Albany the past week Eugene
Register.
Mrs w z Biiyeu and two sons wen. 10
Harrisburg this noon on visit at DIR Jos
Bilyeu's.
Miss Mabel Cav went TO Albany this
morning TO visit at the residence OF her
uncle, F S Craw. Eugene Guard.
Miss Bess Cocner, of Portland. came up
| this noon on a visit with Albany friends,
and Is the guest of Mr. Cal Burkhart.
E r skipworth. of Eugene, was in the
city today on his way home from Leban-
on. where his father is lying seriously III.
Prof Horner. of tbs Agricultural Col
Iege, al Corvallis, went To Rosrburg this
noon, and Prof Lelcher returned home
| after trip through the valley.
Parsons Orchestra, of Portland, have
been engaged to furnish music for r. Co.'S
masquerade. Jan and. 1898 Arrangements
have been made TO make II grand affair.
Lady maskers will be admitted free.
Last evening Misses Flora and Vests
Mason gave a tasty and enjoyable TED
party, among those present being Misses
Lora Vance, Ida Galbraith. Mamie Gun
dif, Eva Cowan. Eva Simpson. Mildred
Burmes'er, Lena Marshall and Mrs Esther
Weodwogth.
The marriage of Mr. Lawrence 81 Knapp
and Miss Daisy Bellinger was solemnized
ast night at the residence of the brides
father, Judge c B Bellinger. at No 43s.
Hoilacay avenue. East Portland. The
event ss worthy Of more than passing note,
Ia so much as Il Joins two % the eldest
AMI beat known families of this state
Oregonian. This parents Of the bride acre
former residents of Albany. and have
made yearly visits here. Among the
invited quests 10 the wedding xeFe Mrs
Dana Bur'nes,er and daughter, Miss
Mildred.
The committee appointed by the Pres
byierian church to draft resolutions upon
the resignation Of Rev II Gwyune, a.
pastor OF the Presbyterian church OF Salem
has made lis report, assuring the pastor
that he carries with him The love and
esteem OF the church and people, and con
gra,-lating the Home Mission board Ia
having secured as Synodical missionary
ter Oregon the services of an able and
fearless minister and \ high minded
ehris;iaa gentleman Statesman.
Yesterday was the fitih Anniversary OF
the marriage OF Mr and Mrs Thos Jones
In the evening the event was remembered
IN happy manner By small party OF
Intimate frirndk. and several hours we're
passed In a very musical manner Mr.
Jones recently purchased an Aeolian, a
beautifully sounding instrument. 1sd
classical music wak dispensed In a manner
to make the time iy swittIy. A delicious
repasi twas served during The evening.
Those present were MT and Mrs A b
Matthew. Mr. and Mrs Ed washburn. Af.
aad Mrs ANDY Hunt Mr. Fl K lyde, Mi.s
DindInger. Mr. and Mrs Conrad Meyers,
Mr. and Mira w Baker.
Tuesday exeniug Mia Mildred Barmes-
tssE gave delightful tea a. hc- home on
Fifsh street. She was assisted N = nice
manner by Miss Mary Stewart. Those
peeseu, were Misses Scsia and Flora Ma
son, Eva Cowan. Mary Cunditi. Ava Baisi-
more. Sadie Nelson, dig. Hewitt; and
Hettte Miller. They were Joined later In
the evening BY Messrs Luther ElEins. Ed
Blodgett VIII Lyon. Van Wilson, Fred
fortrnillsr, Claire yuuk and Sena Nc
fariand, and several honrs were passed
IN different Amusements.