Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-30
THE FOURTH AT sALEM.
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Picnicers Prom Every State 30 WHICH
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!. lir In the form Of novel
ne SeneraAs present were: Leona
y 'ne pas. rtrude Moores, Ruth Gabriel
s's !, .os = 'rsie Smith, Gertrude Gray,
! ~ oa'et Gray, Amo Strong, Georgia
ne 'a,f =, Rita Catch, Edith Ragan,
'ne Zane Ciaig, Ethel Calvert, Jennie
'os'y y, Ruth Gray, Jannette Gray, Mary
o,3ugan, Cora Talkington, Oga Maclure,
Alice Coleman, Fred Meyer, Thos Hol-
man, George Lunn, Margaret Dawson,
of San Francisco, and Nina Mack, of
Portland.
AT NEWPORT.
The opening party of the season was
given Tuesday evening by Mr.and Mrs.
P. NJ. Abbey, of the Bay View House,
in honor of the Misses Brasfield and
Spivey, the former of Seal Rock and
the latter OF Ogden, Utah.
Part of the evening was occupied
with vocal and instrumental music, after
which the party repaired to the dining
room where dancing followed. A
lunch was spread by the hostess, the
party was voted grand success. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Abbey,
Miss Sadie Brasfield, Seal Rock; Miss
Alta Spivey, Ogden; Miss Peters,
Washington, ID. c., Miss Minnie Rice,
Council Bluffs; Miss Wilson, Portland;
Misses Titman, Hollowell, Case, Noia
Case, Diven, Wass, Hume, Agnes
Hume, and Mrs. Rsdir, Newport.
Messrs. Ed. Abbey, Chas. Doncaster,
VIM. Grant, Walter Whitten, Ira
Hampton, j. c.: Hume, Roy Case, F.
ri. Mcdonald and Ed. Seidler, New
port, and Edward Diven, Portland.
CHOICE RESORT.
Hotel Monterey on North Beach,
Newport, is favorite resort with Sa-
lem people and the colony of families
there from the capital city will be as
large this year as ever. The drives and
bathing are unequalled. Within two
niles of Cape Foulweather lighthouse,
sheltered from all winds, an hours
drive from Otter Rocks, it is charm
ing retreat for inyalids and health seek
ers. No summer resort is so free from
all dangers to children, the beaches be-
ing quarter of mile wide at low tide.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and family do all that
anyone can ask to make guests teel at
homo and easilv auooead
MISS sHELToN's RECITAL.
At the residence of Councilman A.
Klein last evening nearly two hundred
people assembled to witAess the recital
given by Miss Beatrice Shelton and her
musical pupils. The following pro-
gram was we'll rendered, and pleased
all present:
"Return ofthe Bravo1- -Sudds
Mrs. Leabo and Lenore Brooks.
Lester Davidson.
Ethel Raymond.
''Wal1z" w Westendorf |
-. Ethel selwood and Bertha Holman.
E'esapSe EsbeI r-----schleifar'h Kim6er
Away to the Woods Morey |
Leda Buren,.
'naflOneJleS' ubS
Ethel selwood and Alice Shiel
"A Little Boy for Sale Robson
Grace Babcock.
"-------------------------- Bennett
Enie Klein.
"Etude No. ll"-----------------------St Streabbog
Leon Davidson.
"Merry Girls" Bech ell
Emily Thatcher
Ethel and Myra Raymond.
"On the Meadows'- ------------ -Lichner
Sarah Beak.
Cecslia Haines.
"Kleiner Schelm" "--------------------------Be Behr
Ethel Sellwood.
'Duet' ---,-----------------Eme
Leda Bu rem and Elbert watt.
"La Grace e"--------------------------- Bohm
Grace Baboock.
"Duexieme Grand VRlse B.illante"- Ley back
Maude kellaway.
ia Baladine" -Lysberg
Jessie Holmes and El nest " ison.
'Secret Love- ve'------------------------ -Langs
Myra Raymond.
Damon ------------------M NJ, STANCE
Mrs. Mcdowell.
'RecOllections OF Home" Mills
Ernest Wilson.