Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-20
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
SOCIAL NorFs

SOCIAL NOTES
w. w. Murphy and L uellen Cox, If
Howell PlsiTie, were granted q license
to wed by the county clerk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles smith left yes-
terday for Portland where they will
spend few days on pleasant visit.
Mrs. Boscben and SOD, Arthur. Of
Asylum avenue, have gone TO San
Francisco to see the sights at the mid
winter fair.
On Wednesday, February 2lst, the
ladies Of the Degree Of Honor will give
another Of their enjoyable entertain
ments 10 the state insurance hall, when
dancing will be feature. The pro-
gram will be published later.
K. OF p. 3Isr ANNIVERSARY.
This event was a success. This order
has more house warnings and sOci-
sbles than any other aud always has a
big house. Rev. Copeland delivered
an address and is always happy in his
efforts. Chas. Adams on the guitar
and Nichols on the mandolin received
sn ovation but would not respond to
an encore. Del Dibsmore gave a reel
tation in German dialect that was well
received as usual with this talented
performer. Whist, dancing and parlor
games made up the rather delightfully."-
mixed program until midnight.
Messrs. Burggraf, Gabrielson and 5tin-
SOD were the committee on ire
sponsibility,"
GEORGE WASHINGTON TEA.
The Salem kindergarten will observe
Washlngton's birthday st their rooms,
on the afternoon of the 2zd. A short
program appropriate to the occasion,
will be rendered, and during the usual
recess" time the children will give
some Of their usual exercises without
special preparations. Tue "high tea"
will be served by the little ones, and
the reception will follow. The time
consumed will be from 5 to ) O'Clock,
and all friends are cordially invited to
attend. Admission, Is cents. The
proceeds will be used TO apply on the
expense of kindergarten lectures, " hich
the associations expects 70 have some
time in the future.
CALKISs sTOwELL.
A social event of interest to Salem
people takes place at Eugene tomorrow.
At 9 o'clock will occur the marriage of
Miss Alice Stowell, to Eugene, to w. E.
Calkins, Of Salem, at the home of the
bride, Rev. Gilbert officiating. The
bridal couple will come to Salem on the
afternoon train, aud Immediately take
up their home in the Z. b. MoOres res
idence on State street. The bride and
groom are both favorably known in
the Capital city, and many friends will
be ready with heartiest congratulations.
Upon their arrival they will be escorted
to the residence of Mrs. B. F. Smith,
the groom's mother, No 2O4 State
street, and in the evening reception
will be given them.
BYRNE-KELLER.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Byrne
to Harry p. Keller, both of Salem,
took place this afternoon, Feb. 20, 1894,
at p. m. The ceremony Was per
formed st Hotel Crellin, Oakland, Cal,
Rev. Robt. Whitaker officiating. He
was formerly pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church, Of Salem. Clyde Keller,
brother Of the groom, acted as best
man, and Miss Ruby Jewell, of San
Francisco, was first bridesmaid. The
brides two brothers attended, Walter |
giving the bride away. Mr.. aud Mrs. |
Keller will be at home March 1st, |
and will live at the residence Of Q. l.. !
Keller, on State street. Mrs. DR.. Cart
wright, Of this city, who also attended |
the bride, returns Thursday. Miss
Byrne, the bride, has been at Salem 4
three years, making her home at DIR. |
She is an accomplished |
and popular young lady. Mr.. Keller
is one Of the well-known firm of KEEL
ler & Sons, furniture dealers, and is
model Of good citizen In all respects.
No happier nnion was ever contracted. 1