The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-06-29
Sophomore Social.

AIooaoiy Alocb CbJOt dOiC ooSiat hHdii
that has taken place in Corvallis during the
winter. was the reception given to the
sophomore class last Saturday evening at
the residence of Mrs. VIM Ray, whose sou
Don, is member of the class and great
favorte with the pupils. Much time and
pains had been spent IN making the decora-
tions and great deal of artistic taste was
displayed in their arrangement. These con-
sisted of chairs, chisels, tongs and many
other articles manufactured from iron by
the second. year mechanical students.
Among the many floral pieces the one most
attractive bank of roses. representing
a large punch, used by the class III the work.
shop, III the center of which was the word
"sophom"re" in margurites, their class
flower. An address of welcome was made
by Will Ready in which he reviewed the
class history at considerable length. The
most enjoyable feature of the evening was
an ''anvil polka" rendered by G. NJ. Simp-'
sou, Geo. L. Paul, Don Ray, Mart Spangler
and Robert Ray. the latter doing the anvil
work to good advantage. A piano solo by
Miss Gertie Cauthorn, recitation ny Miss
Amy Vaughn and a guitar solo by Marion
johnson also added much to the evening
pleasure. At IL o'clock refreshments were
served and after bidding adien to their
charming hostess the guests departed for
their respective homes.
Those present were: Misses Maud
Cauthorn, Lottie Rose, Gertie Cauthorn,
Gertie Mackay, Lyla Terrill of Mehama,
Bertha Thrasher, Esther Simmons of Rose
burg Anna Hanna, Vaunie Ready of Port
land, Amy Vaughn, Mary Henderson,
Matte Wright, Mary Smith and Anna
Samuels, Messrs. G. NJ. Simpson, Geo. L.
Paul, w. F. Ready, Don Ray, Ralph Ter
rill, Chas. Porter, Mart Spangler, Arthur
Wood. Chas. Owsley, w. Abernethy, P. E,
Alger. R. C. shipley, Clyde Phillips, NJ. r.
johnson, A. Buchanan, John Mocine. II.
Bryson, Geo. Clark, o. B. Gates.
Born-At jacksonville, on Wednesday,
June q, 1894, a son.
J. M. Nolan has secured the agency for
the celebrated Bull breeches.
Superintendent McElroy and family have
been the guests of Mayor McFadden during
the past week.
j. B. Walker returned from Eugene yes
terday, and says that Damon and Pythias
will have large house Tuesday evening.
Henry Nice, the Alsea canneryman, came
up from Portland Wednesday and took the
Oregon Pacific train for Yaquina. With
him he took ten Cinnamon that are to be
engaged in fishing and employed in the
cannery. Operations of the plant will be-
gin the first of July and continue about two
months.
Ted and George Piper arrived this morn
ing from San francisco. The former COLI
tinued his journey to Salem to see his wife
and little girl, the latter a newcomer, while
the latter will remain in Albany week.
On July lst both young men will accept
positions on the Oregonian, Ted as city edi-
tor.-Tuesday's Democrat.
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