Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-16
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Yesterday afternoon Ernest Bean
happily entertained q. number Of his
young friends at the family home of
Judge II s. Bean. The event was %
honor of the young mans ninth birth.
day, and gave great pleasure to the
little folks. Games were played on
the spacious lawns and a delicious
luncheon served, after all of which the
little folks returned home filed with
delightful thoughts tor their entertain
er.
MRS. WATERS RECEPTION.
An informal cosy lunch and recep-
ton is about as agreeable an oppor-
tunity for social intercourse as can be
conceived of. Some sixteen friends OF
Mrs. Col. w. II. III. Waters met at her
elegant home, corner of Marion and
summer streets, ON Friday where sh,
gave an afternoon reception in honor
of Mrs. Crane of Portland. She was
assisted by Miss Waters and Mrs. +. q.
Waters. The refreshments, flowers,
,nd fruit were excellent. Mrs. Halle
pa rish-Hiuges was present.
AN ANNUAL EVENT.
Thursday morning early the pupils
{ Miss Teresa D'Arcy's select schoo
eft the city in a body on car foi
rnipgside, where the pleasant June
ley was spent in ways dear to tn,
narts of little people. /, was enjoyed
" every one and proved day ol
wholesome recreation. The following
re the names of the participants
Iladys and Russell Farrar, Katie and
| Minnie Perrine, Remah Holland, Cliff
ford Brown, James v. Casey Ernes
HiiDger, Albert Egan, Clifford Glover,
VI iggie Anderson, Mildred Bagley,
trace Van Slype, Florence Howe,
Katie and Guy Howell, Marguerite
Putnam. Harry Wilson, Alice Cole
nan. Curtis Coleman and Margaret
Dawson.
| ST, PAULS EPISCOPAL.
At Woodburn, on Wednesday, B.
WIstar Morris, bishop of the Episcopal
liOcese in Oregon, assisted by -four
priests cOnsecrated the church of 81.
Nary. The Rev. Laurence Sinclair, OF
st. Paul's church, Salem, preached th,
sermon, and at the close he gave hlgf
praise to the labOrious efforts of thu
Rev Lund and the Episcopal ladies Of
salem for having in large measure
been the means Of building such fine
church as that of St. Mary's in the
town of Woodburn.
The woman's auxiliary of st. Paul's
Episcopal church met Thursday at tn,
residence of Mrs. Berry. Mrs. Sell
wood and Mrs. Sinclair were elected
delegates for the diocesan convention
to- he held In Portland ON the Goth inst.
The subject of missions in Oregon was
fully discussed. At the close of the
meeting Mrs. Berry entertained the
ladies and the rector, Rev. l.. Sinclair,
with tea and Strawberries.
MRS. KELLER's PICNIC,
Morningslde was the scene of a
merry picnic party Friday evening.
Refreshments were serYed at $3.50 con.
slsting of cold meats, salads, ices and
coffey cooked on the spot. A roaring
campfire, with mandolin music made
the moments fly and all apprehehsions
of dullness were banished by the ee-
gance and variety of the entertainment.
IL was an ideal day for out-of dools 8
revelry. The cool shades of the grove
lmparting freshness aud the cool fresh.
ness OF the young men imparting
shadeness drove dull care into deel
hiding aud at u late hour the motor
cars bore back to town crowd full to
the brim of gaiety, fun and Ice cream.
Mrs. Keller was unanimously voted a
skilful entertainer by the following
who were present: Mr.. and Mrs. II,
p. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. q. ID. Gabriel.
son, Mrs. DIR. Cartwright, Miss Anna
Breymap, Miss Mary Tongue of Hills.
boro, Miss Emelia Metschan, NJ Mise
Lena Breyman, Miss Portia Knight,
Miss Litchfield aud Miss Clara Litch.
field, Miss ella Breyman of Portland,
Miss Gladys Byrne, Miss Georgia Gilt
ner, Miss Jessie Breyman, w. b.
Morse, John Robertson, Frank Lowell,
Frank Dearborn, Basil Wagner, j. NJ.
Keene, Ed, G. Giltner, Jo. Baumgart.
ner, Steve Sanford, II, Il. Miller, Clyde
Keller.
KINDERGARTEN AT WOODBURY..
Mrs, NJ. G, Settlemier, of Woodburn,
has for some time taken an active In
terest In promoting the kindergarten
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